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~ RAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
RENDERED To-
MISS ISABEL FREEMAN
BY the
O. d. A. and New Histrionics.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug 49, 1875, at
VARIETIES THEATER,
On which occasion Gilberts beautiful comedy
PYGMALION AND GALATEA,
will be produced Tickets 81.
Box Office open on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
August II ana 1s, 1875 from 10 to A. when reserved
seats can be procured Doors open at p NJ Cur
tcin rises at p. NJ. aus Ct
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LOST-FOUND.

r OST-On TUESDAY. August 8, on Magazine
IL street. between Race and Robin HAIR
BROOCH inscribed, - Mothers Gift February 25,
1853" reward will be paid to the finder by return
ing it to 214 EratO street aus
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


New Orleans. August ~. 1sz5-Mr. James
FLOWER holds my full power OF attorney.
au12 4tM3tE j. r BOARMAN.
Special no,ice to Grand Ecore Shippers
The steamers CARRIE A. THORN and ERA NO.
10 resi- tipped their freight On steamer Col A. P
policies. NJ w. JOYCE, Agent
Aul2
Notice-Ofice New Orleans Pacific Railway
Company.-Notics is hereby given that proposals
for crossties previously advertised will continue
to be received up to the Goth inst.
au12 1t EB wHEELOCK, President.
Property.HoIders' Union, Second Ward
MONDAY Of every month. It $50 P N, at the cor,
ner of Calliope and St. Charles streets. The first
meeting is MONDAY NIGHT N II Aq Ys 8 1S75 .,,.
j. j. FINNEY, Secretary. aus E&M
Hall of Orleans Steam Engine Co. No. 81
New Orleans, Aug. 10, 1875.
SPECIAL MEETING,
THURSDAY EVENING, at 73O o'clock.
By order of
aul0 St JOHN L. GROSS Foreman
Mutual National Bank, New Orleans. Augu.t
g. 1a75-Notice is hereby given that the Capital Stock
of this Bank having been reduced to $500 600 by the
required number of Stockholders votes in
with the thirteenth section of the Currency Act the
old certificates hereby called in to be replaced BY
certificates of the stock, which are now ready
for delivery JOSEPH MITCHELL, Cashier.
auto lot
Special Notice.-I respectfully inform my
friends and customers that have connected myself
with the Eureka Printing Office. Orders left at No.
80 Natchez and No St Louis street (up stairs) will
receive my usual personal and prompt attention.
au1O 3t 7. Y. P, TUREMAN.
Notice.-Travelers to Bladon Springs will
leave Mobile on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
on arrival of New Orleans A. NJ. train au51w
New Orleans, August 3, 1S1J-Members o
State Central Committee of Democratic and Con-
sentative Party of Louisiana requested to meet
August 49, 1875, at ~ P. NJ, at Sc Camp street.
r. II. MARI,
Chairman.
Country Exchanges please copy. au4 I'd
Freights taken and through Bills of Lading
signed for all points the Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. By
W. B. BROCKETT. Agent,
iva tt 80 Magazine street.
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aulo 1t 195 Grav1er street.
Provisions.
SOO BBLS Original Louisville MESS PORK.
100 bbls Prime MESS PORK.
100 bbls RUMP PORK.
so half bbls Pig Family and MESS PORK.
100 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
100 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
so casks CLEAR RIB SIDES.
In store and arriving, for sale by
Elk CONVERSE,
aus lot "a Magazine street
CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES'
1O4 and 1O6 Bourbon street, New Orleans.
Miss OCTAVE LABRANCHE Principal,
Successor to G. Mrs. Mace Lefranc)
This School will reopen on September /, 1875 under
competent and highly recommended teachers
aus I'm
CASSIDY & MILLER,
SAIL MAKERS
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENTS.
MANUFACTURERS OF TENTS OF ALL SIZES
AND QUALITIES TARPAULlNS. AVN
INHS, WAGON COVERS, FLAGS
of all Nations, ETC., ETC.
Our stock Of COTTON DUCK is the largest and
the above articles at a moments notice. we keep
item on hand all ready for use.
a5 Camp street. near Poydras.
N B.. Our stock of BUNTING is large and well
assorted. au6 2m
NJ Schwabacher. j. M. Frowenfeld
Late with Schwabaeher Hirsch.
CCHwABACHER FROwENFELD, General
- Commission Merchants and
Dealers in Grain and
Western Produce,
% Poydras street.
Liberal advances made on oonsignments. aus
just Arrived.
FoRyr FINE
TEXAS PONIES.
For sale at ISAACS 4 PICARDs,
jya3 146 Baronne street:
E,REsH GOODS EVERY DAY
JOHN McMAIN'S,
S72 and 574 Magazine and 40 Washington
Creole EGGS Pure HONEY, Gilt Edge Goshen
BUTTER choice Sugar cured HAMS and all other
Peoples Loan Office,
Corner Royal and Cont Streets,
Private Entrance g. Cont street
LIBERAL LOANS made on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry and Go DIS of every description.
jea7.oia
NetU Orleans Lager.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and AS CHARITIES STREET,
Announces to proprietors of Beer-saloons and to
HE public that having completed his immense ap'
paratus for manufacturing
Lager Beer,
be is prepared to sell the at lower price than
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ERESH GOODS EVERY DAY
JOHN McMAIN'S,
S72 and 514 Magazine and 40 Washington
Fresh Strawberries, Country BUTTER,
Creole EGGS Pure HONEY, Gilt Edge Goshen
BUTTER choice Sugar. cured HAMS, and all other
family groceries at the lowest possible prices
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
General News.
Mis-. Cnry's Triumph In Moscow

In letter to friend in Chicago. Miss
Anna Louise Cary thus graphically des-
cribes her recent enthusiastic reception at
Moscow
Upon my word didn't know whether /
should succeed or not. | said 10 myself, "Who
knows. now. whether have talent or not -
and it may be. ~ the jealous ones used 10 -, .
when | was appiau led. or course, shes an
American ! wa. i'll y ith cold. for | nsd to
uAv Inv tribute TO the treacherouS climate. bat
fer my first rehearsal with the orche>tr- |
knew that failure would not be The Verdict.
Tor the musicians rose to applaud me. which
w-s the first tim thy had noticed an artist.
rh4t gave me courage. The terrible night
came. and put the war paint vi h fear and
trembling. and my eyes were double trci- we
wi excitement. | sang my couplei> which
open the 'eDnI act OF 'rroyaiorc'-tnd eucu
| applause. Ii was ju { Ike the tiuciuualiAu.
! AT the FesiiVai thc>> them.l hsd been told
/ TO make nv hr.t bow al a certain box contain
! ins the primes and pfiucc>>e>. but iur the lir
OF me couldn't tell which II W.. - stood
! stilt. fright ned a. = 'n>e. aud then. IN my
/ IN crv ] bvw, iir>. u the 'lltb,' Horror
when | came 10 NV >cu>e> | bowed TO The
/ wron. box. After the d.irlpu. >-enr | Wa.
+ applauded and shriekcd 4: until thought itc
+ VI docks were oa nv track. and then bow q!
I 10 the wrong box a.aIn' AiicT ihr clos" ui IA
,ecoAd act we were called out four times. By
Z i
/ IN, sweetest to the Royalties. : Afier ,he thl.d
I act | VA, rec tlI,d three time. and alter IA.
/ entire opera We went GU siN Tunes.
/ 4 he second time We sIn-. the public W =
/ even more enthusiastic aid hsd 20 20 on
alone in answer 10 the cries of Cary .Olo.
| They called for me alone, the trst night, bu
! do not like TO offend my sister and brother
| artists. so | went out with others at the end OF
/ the Opera. | went out alone SIX times. ane
such shouting aud waving OH hats and handker
/ chief, Ny success has been the event OF the
season. thus far. You see they thought ihal
I uuihing special could come out OF lankeedom
! When say say | am an American they think
/ / am from South America, which hasten 10
/ explain by telling them that | am the aukoe'
/ it Of Yankees. and ai was born among the
rock, OF dear old Mainc. am 80 glad 10 naNe
/ made a success and to have given pleasure to
NV friends for surely you Will all bc glad Il
know that these barbarians like me just a,
well a. nv own countrymcn. Tonight we
/ sing Los Huguenois.' and | must confess 10
more nervousness, than before; f'r with my
gypsy face aud dress elt a. Il they couin !
/ see me, ANNA LOUISE CAREY.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

BosroS. Nov. 9.-The brig J. W. Speuc-
er, of this port. sailed from Nsvsssa. q gu
ano island in the West Indies on the morn
log of September II with a cargo of phos-
pirate bound TO Charleston. $. Z. On the
sSe o. 90 20" i2'h. twenty-four hours
mencss' --,"eo, tAe terrible hurricaIAs.
1t Is feared that she was lost with all on
board.
Her crew consisted OF Capt. Joseph Thom-
as OF Ellsworth, Me. a highly respected
sh'pmaster. aged about co years John Al
bert Dawes, first mate. Of Boston tformer-
ly OF Mt. Desert, Ne.), aged about 4s
years; Alfred K. Wilder. second mate. Of
Pembroke. Me, aged about 45 years-all
OF whom leave families; j. Manual Rodri-
gurz. steward, OF Western Islands; VIM
Broone, Charles Broom, Peter Peterson.
James Berry. A. ADAMS. seamen, all of
whom shipped in New York
The j. W. Spencer was a good big Of
3l5 tons register, built at Machias in 1860
but was rebuilt at Boston la ls74 She was
owned in Boston by John 5. Emery I& Co,
and others. and was valued at Sl2 900 and
insured for about one-third her value.
When the Spencer sailed she len at the
Island brig Toronto, schoOners Moses Pat
ten and Nettie Chase, all OF which put to
sea during the hurricane. and none have
ever been heard from except bi ig Toronto.
which was seen drifting past Jamaica dis
masted and abandoned few DAYS after
the hurricane. The schooner Serene, Can't
Jones, of Baltimore for Wilmington. y. C..
sailed IN company with the Spencer, and
as II IS now nearly two months since they
sailed Il Is doubtful il either Of the five YES
sells or their crews will ever be heard
from.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
State News.

The Sentinel says the Rus sian Sardine
factory At Eastport. is putting up five
thousand kegs Of sardines a week.
The whig says that the Franklin
House will probably be managed hereafter
6y Mr.. Mclaughlin, the proprietor. The
Furniture was appraised Wednesday.
A fire inquest has been ordered to look
into the burning OF Colby gymnasium. A
reward OF $500 is offered for the incendiary.
Patrick Doran was pulling a boat
across the river at Bangor, when he sud-
denly relaxed his hold of the oars and fell
dead In the boat. Cause, heart disease
He was 35 years old and leaves a wife and
six children.
WATERvILLE.-The Mail says that an
insane tramp made his appearance at DR..
BoDtell's. in Waterville, Friday. He was
taken in charge and was found to be Frank
lin Hart, and had been an inmate of the
Insane Asylum for fifteen years
Two attempts were made Saturday
night to destroy the business part OF Wa
terville by fire, which was discovered in
the rear of the American House stable. but
fortunately In season to prevent a disas-
trous confagration.
The house of Capt. Joseph Park, of
Searsport, a wealthy retired shipmaster.
was entered by burglars Saturday evening
between and o'clock. in the absence OF
the family and money, notes and vsluables
TO the amount Of g 900 or more stolen.
There 10 no clue 10 the robbers.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

\ trouble, similar 10 that occurring In
this City a few years ago. has recently
arisen in the town OF Newton, Conn, be.
tween the Catholic priest of that town and
the teachers and school officers. Father Nc
Cartin forbade the catholic scholars to psy
any attention to the reading Of the Bible
and the teacher, in accordance with in.
structions received from the Board of Edu.
cation, insisted that ali scholars should
read it. The priest on his side issued hi.
commands to the children in the school.
room thus interfering with the authority OF
the teacher and disturbing the school,
whereHpon he was elected by the teacher
OF course this gave rise to much feeling
and some war-like demonstrations We're
made on the part of the catholic popula-
ton. Unlike our Ellsworth school COM
mittee. the Board of Education compro-
missed and in fact yielded, by permitting
the catholic children to pursue their regu-
lar studies. while Protestant pupils read
the Bible.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
TzJasDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1875.

In accordance with revered custom, and in
conformity with the recommendation OF the
President of the United States. do hereby,
with the advice and consent Of the Executive
Council, appoint
THURSDAY, TUE ETwENTY-FIFrH DAY OF NOV
EMBER, INSTANT,
A. a day of Thanksgiving and Praise 10 Al
mighty God for the mercies and blessings oi
another year.
And earnestly request ali the people OF this
State 10 abstain from their ususl secular en-
plpyments, and appropriately observe day
hallowed by 50 precious memories and set
apart Tor so exalted purpose. Let all the
people give thanks in III, sanctuary, rejoice
AMI not withhold praise in their homes. and by
cheer ul deeds OF Hospitality and charity. com
iu.rnorate the loving kindness which the Heav-
euIy Father has shown to them in all the rela
l4uHs ,i lie.
t,i,.n at the Council Chamber. this first day
81 Nov Inber, in the year of our Lord on'
thousand eight hundred and scveutv-five
and OF the independence Of the Unitee
States OF America, the one hundredth.
NELSON DINGLEl, JR.
b the Governor.
SIDNEY PERHAM, Secretary Of State.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
burning off Hotel at ~tnr Island.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., Nov 1.-THE el-
esant Oceanic House, at Star Island. John
X. Poor, proprietor. was burned to the
ground thls morning between 3 and :.
O'Clock, together with most Of the cottages
on the Island. AS seen from the Custom
House, the Atlantic House and the ancient
church were saved
The cause of the fire is not known. as it
is impossible TO reach the spot. owing 10
the heavy gale and sea now prevailing
There was Insurance on the Hotel Of
about sl43.000. The only remnant of the
Oceanic left standing, is :he chimney.
The tug Clara Bateman started for the
shoals but was obliged o put back. The
ire was distinctly seen from this city. tie
hames casting bright glare
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

SPECIAL ELECTIoN.-The clas-ed towns
of Brooklln, Penobscot. Sedgwick aud
Long Island Plantation, held an election
on Monday last. fo- the choice of Repre-
sentative TO the Legislature. The election
in September resulted in tie vote between
the two candidates. wyer G. Sargent of
Sedcwick. Republican. and John F. Gray
OF Sedgwick, Democrat. On Monday. in
the towns Of Brooklin. Penobscot and
Sedgwick, Mr.. Sargent had majority of
thirty-two votes and is unquestionably
elected.
The vote of Long Island has not been
received. but as only twenty-three votes
we're thrown there In September. 1t is very
improbable that Mr.. Sargent's vote can
this time be overcome.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Co-partnership Notice.

MR.. JOHN q. WHITNEY 10 admitted partner
lu in our firm in the general Retail Bus siness
from this date and hereafter the business of the
store will be under his control.
We have abolished the old credit system of
doing business and shall sell goods hereafter
for cash only. or in exchange for country pro-
duce. We wish 1t distinctly understood that we
shah refuse to charge goods to anyone except 10
those in our employ.
fresh stock of goods has just cen rece we'd
aud the cash prices so low that it will Ne an
inducement Tor buyers to examine goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Messrs Whitcomb and & Haynes Will devote
their time To the manufacture of short ldmber,
aud 10 the sett "ment ol the accounts of the old
hrm. All having unsettled accounts with them are
requested To call at the old stand and settle, and
anyone having claims sgainst us will please pre-
sent them for payment.
WHIrCOMB, HAYNES co.
J. b. whitcomb. Ch&s. Haynes. john o. Whitney
Ellsworth. Nov Is 1875. swI6
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

HALIFAX. n. s.. Nov. IA. The steamer
Albert. Of Pictou, this morning, from Mag
dalen Islands. reports that the ship Calcnt-
Ia, from Quebec for Liverpool, deal laden,
was wrecked on Crosse Isle on Sunday
last. Twenty two men of the crew and a
lady passenger were drowned The cap
tain, three men and boy were saved. Al.
so the schooner Enterprise went ashore on
Albright Island on Wednesday last. The
crew were saved. Both vessels are prob
ably total loss.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

1t will be seen from our telegraphic
dispatches, that Wm. A. A. Heath. Esq,
of fremont. is elected Senator from this
County, instead of Geo. Tolman. Esq. of
Deer Isle II has heretofore been under
ic Senator elected. Mr.. Heath is an intel
ligeut. worthy citizen, and will make a
good Senator. Bating his politics. we
know of no Democrat in the County, whom
we would prefer to ill the Senatorial seat
to which the County is entitled. \
straightforward level headed man, he will
faithfully and honestly act for the people OF
The County, aud the only wonder is, thai
he should be found on the lor0ng side.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Boarding For Horses.

THE SUBSCRIBER has leased stable on
lfTanklin Street, opposite the Franklin House.
where he will kecr horses by the hour day or
week. as low any other place. All persons in.
trusting their horses to u.. may be assured tha,
they " III receive good care and good feel
GEo. Z. OsGooD.
Ellsworth. Nov. Is, 1875. t6lf
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Sherif's Sale.
hancock. S., Oct. 81. A. d., 1875.

HANCOCK, S., Oct. 81, A. D., 1875
r HAVE THIS DAY taken On execution Tho r;,,h,
! which Brainbridge treethy has or had al he
ume Of the attachment thereof upon the original
"rit M 70 redeem from mortgage 10 samuel W asson,
registry Of Deeds. Vol. l4l Page 49, certain par
Gel OF land situated in the town OF surry, in Han
COCK County, near Patten's Bay, bounded as fol-
lows:-On the South by Patten's Bay on the West
by land occaped by Charles j. SWEET, on the North
oy land of the Jarvis heirs, on the West by
land of Joseph Card-being the East hall of Lot
81, and part Of the West half of Lot 81 on The Pro
prietor's plan of Township No. g. and being the
same premises described in the said mortgage deed
which reference is to be had, and shall sell the
same at public auction, at the sherin 8 office in
Ellsworth, on Saturday, the fourth day of Decer1
Der next al ten O'CLOCK IN the forenoon.
SwA A. r. DEvERLUx, Sheriff,
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Illustrated.

Harper. Weekly 4. the ablcst aaI most power
iui illustrated periodical published la THIS coun.
Try. IL. EDITORIALS are scholarly and cOnyinc iuE
and carry much tsnt. Its illustrations OF cur.
rent vents are iuil and fresh, and arc prepared
by best ue.i .iEucrs " NIth a circulation Of 80 .
w, the " crkly D. read by At least hall million
persons, and lts influence or gan of opinion
is simply tremendous. The " eckly mAintaius =
positive position, anl expresses decided yIegs
on political and social Problems Louisy iIlc
JouTierJOurnal.
Its article. are models of high-ioncI discussion
and us pictorial illu tratons often bora.
i've arguments of no small force.-lS. !. tXam-
.SasscSThrry-Tr 1I-am--c'-I -
harper eekly stands at The head Of illustrat.
Ell journals In the United states, In clrruI.tI1n
% e%4i'2r,al Abiity and PICTORIAL HlusiTalOu-L
tlts Repository. Cincinnati
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
scHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS. FOR THE CURE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
PERSONAL NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that all officers sailors
ana soldiers, wounded rupturcd. or iujured IN the
ldte rebellion. however slightly, are entitled TO
pension, and thousands OF pen, oners are emitted
to an increased rae. Appiy Immediately throu gh
DE. r. Is. JACKSON,
L5tc surgeon, L. ). NAVY
10. -" 'hiinbefs y. New York Tyr 81 IS
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed bv
w the Hon Parker Tuck. Judge OF Probate Tor
the County OF Hancock 10 receive and examine
me CLAIMS OF Creditors TO the estate OF john GRAY
late of Brooksyille deceased represented In soveat
10 hereby give notice that six months are allowed
TO sdd creditors to bring IA and prove their claims
anu mar we snail attend that service at the dwell.
ing house of David Dunbar Esq. in said Castine
on the Ath day OF December next at 10 O'CLOCK in
the forenoon and on The first Wednesday OF Janu.
A. NJ.
JOSIAH B. WOODS.
SwfS- DAVID DUNBAR.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

AN OFFER.-To any new Subscriber, we
will forward the American for s2,00 to
January 1st 1877, and to any old Subscrib-
els paying up arrearages to date, and
81 90 in advance, we will do the same.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

Correspondents will please remember,
thst no communications are inserted In the
American, unless accompanied with the
writer's name.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
O. u
Nrtp ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legislative Notice.

1HE UNDERSIGNED. hereby gives notice that
L lie with ms associates shall petition the next
Legislature To- grant hm charter 10 build and
maintain fish weir ia the tide waters betws e u
"lpHtrick farm and sargents ledge SO called in
Somcs sound. 3w4..
GILBERT III. MAyCHEsrER
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
SpttiaI Aotifts.
ovcoss. ASD coLps.

NvvuBs, AND COLDS.
The great virtue OF thi, med cine is tha, I,
ripens the matter and throws 1t out Of the ~.
TEN, puriiies the blood and thu, effect, cure.
ScHESCh's SEA WEED TOXIC, FOR IHE CuRr
or DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle
aud curing The most obstinate cases Of lndege,-
tion.
scHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS. FOR THE CURE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, snd produce !,
uealthy action o. he ltrr. " hour the least
danger, A. they are free from caluniel and Vet
more efica'ious in restoring healthy action
OF the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Con-
sumption, H. the pumonic syrup ripens the
matter anu purIies the blood. The Mandrake
IiIi, act upon the liver, creste n healthy bile
Anl remove a diseases 81 the liver often
cause OF { assumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
give, tone and strength % the stomach make,
2ooi digestion. aud enables the organ, 10
form good blood; aud thus creates a healthy
circulation oi healthy blood. The combined
Aciloh oil these medicines. as thus explained
WI! cure every case Of ConsumpliJn, IL taken
in line, and the Use OF the medicines perseyer.
ed in.
Dr. schenck i. professiona at hi, prIncipsl
Office corner Sixth and Arch sts, Philalelphi..
every Monday. where, all letters for advice
must be addressed. 4w a