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The New York herald., 1876-11-28
HORSES. CAItKIAGEs. sc.

/: near University place.
z OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE CITY. tf ihA
: REGULAR sALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
2 EVERY NJ EsDAY AND FRIDAY, At 10 O'CLOCK.
= The oldest and most reliable house In the city.
: THIS DAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
FINE TEAM BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES. 10
q hands. and ~ old: have been used in city
AFRAID % " naG .nyhas e
rs safe % Sr any ONE to d.ye have not iaa yss
SIX SEAT SEAT ExrESsioS si TOP PHAEroS, In good
LIGHT Say y nokss HH hands, years oa kind in
Fl and country as family horse: ha; not Wee :!
aus q any "d has IS Ers4 o,v d, wao a. s0.d
TOP ss; fSsY sgi raHSos .ns .;s ;s good orders ),
s BRIGfhTF BAY COUPE HORSE. ls,4 hand. high, .
been used =: tha horse In sSrass team an
IL good by Dem
LIcli ExrkSsIoN TOP pnAErox, by Brewster of
s BLACK 'rIMotrrTISG MARE, IS hand. high. years
z old; kind and true in MI harness; free from vice;
Stylish drirsr s no AFRAID Of locomotive or any
thing else; does not shy or pull; has not trick or
. TOP SIDE HxR ROAD WAGON. nearly new: by
! wEsTCmEsTER RocKAwAy. in good order; by ).
T Large nAY COUPE HORSE. 10 hands high. years
q old; kind IN all harness; free from vice; has been
used In team and coupe has not fault trick
~ OF my kind: Is nm excellent horse for any use
= every way reliable: warranted sound.
: LIGHT EXTENSION PHAETON nearly new by Kohl
: II Go.
70 kind in I'LL harness and under saddle: has u
= fxut vice or trick any kind; has trorted mile
: on track in 3minutes: Is not afraid of anything;
T. does hot shy or pull; is in every way reliable;
7. warranted sound
2 TWENTY OTHER HORSES. Description timc Of sale.
Z SIX TOP WAGONS AND SEvEN PONY PHAETONS,
to be sold .or account whom may concern pay
advances aud charges
:: LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind Of Carriage,
: Wagon. Harness. Robes. Blanket. Whip &c. this
Z day. Weather nrver ntcricres with SALES
Z Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
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~ ITO md SThh ~ .fsi fni' iy iy'h SIS
= EVERY TUESDAY AND FRlp1Y: !
On hs,s that J. IN sanS Or Kind and true IN
CATALOGUE orFiijs Al i SSEs J'SSGsT rrEsDAD SALE
BASH rRssE afsaaRfss G2fEED ass e.:
s S n.ss: @ nd saa 'saS ] nas a
svsr has s record d'ss af IS | At Dssfo. Ss aisS Ne
1sl q @ is in Sss s
hr record several seconds; can trot In 80 to-day.
sAS1iiliL, 1ESY SEIDISe. ,salss ,ss7 ss, "
daa ~ GkxY EAGil a' iS g. a's hands high kind md
pesd and s .' vice At
no m aa ns as sn So@ ss N
THE a vii e ss
g.s,sps,ars 81 ,.c sss TRoIrISa GEG,syEE ,s u,xco.
isX hands high, ssears old Kind and true ii ali
,iss on sfn T;si fLas aaa 'sss
aaa raGSs a inns has Sss used @ tor
fault Or trck and warranted sound; set single har-
s.p rssssan SyiDradlsy. Dsis 4 Co., and Gutter ~
onEsTNur soasSkL COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE.
and isso
pLAR hMs1 Mo s ira alps sd % SS 's % Old
Kind sna Ise in al harness Tree from vice n stylish
saan erves sSs anu war
PLATFORM SPRING Tof wAuoS. IL GOOD ORDER,
TOR SRfSF ssas 81 H%sas. Wac ss'''
yhAs saa true AiDs ali free sND from
vice. have good style and action are prompt drivers
oor sn'fS S 81 aSase IA and usos
fSia TuSsiSST M SSEEiSsh aoksss; III ,sI iiSSDs Sl
prompt ss S ss RS: o 1Ss ss @
teams In the city and arc warranted sound; also set
LANDAU IN 'goop CONDITION, BUILT BY AuL-
BROWN lssia siss LExISerox;
oa su ~ and true II al bnrss ss E from ye
very superior roadster i afraid o. noshns does no, %
the most perfect road horses In tho city and IS war
BROWN mxasLEroNIAN rgorrlNa MARE. is,s
hands high, 6years old: kind and trne in all harm -.
free from vice. prompt, pleasant and Easy driver;
has had training rct in 90 and is warranted
PAIR BLOWN CARRIAGE HORSES. RAISED ~ YER
MoNl 10 hand, high 70 years old; kind and true is
HsasSS; TsSS; rau
years oid Kind and true IN ali harness. i
an n ss. ss s, d Ia, hss nns
sas sadsssass ara is gsrss.'y ;siissIc
d aa T. Il !. M
Vice, free and stylish drivers; they ,o,,ed last spring
iss a ca" and Ns
TOP % sS S' Is: a'qs II Go1D ORDER
s y SRdo M = nkAP IkAPiHS NiSkrr called
high: .hs Sas sa resora Of s:s % wason; sls i NE
old can trol in 80; Is kind and in every
respect.
CHESTNUr SORREL GELDlNG. 16 HANDS IIIGlI, 3
years old kind and true in all harness free om vice
good traveller tree and pleasant driver; stands
without tying and Is warranted sound.
GRAY HORSE 10 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD:
kind and all harness free from vicc; tree and
handy lriver has been used to coupe y NOT afraid
OF anything and will stand anywhere without tying
also Se single Harness aud
TOP Full SPRING WAGON by DUSENBURY VAN
DuSER
DAPPLE GRAY COUPE HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH. 0
old kind aud true In NIL harness: from vice
very stylish and handsome afraid OF nothing safe for
any % drive. aud Is sold for want 0t
ALSO sEyERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION
tine Of sale.
WAGONS. three no top Wagons. fur Rockaways, ex-
tension top Phaeton. very Hight; CLOSE COACH. ms
good new. built by BREWSTER. of Broone st.
COUPE. by WOOD BROS; Victoria by John A..
Lawrence; Harness. Blankets Robes. &c, &c.
Sa!o commences ut 10 o'clock.
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"A. Grand Drawing New orlsans. December & 1916 ooo
caOsi Prize BOO
10 Prizes each Of 1903
@ 20 Prizes each o., ...... 500
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Tickets $40. Halves Quarters. Eisnths. sixteenthS
Prizes e.sAs For Mhs1SsSs VI IIsrsiSss .ppy ~
aI7 Broadway. New York.
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HFFLTCTED.-AN EXTENSIVE LONDON nosPITAL
permanently complaints: lee As Bsseker
st.. between Broadway and Bowery.
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conviction Of felony Passports obtained
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DIsEAasEs OF THE M NERVOUS SYSTEM SYSTEM. .s TILE
y 6s ''sa
Fee sALE-A FINE IrALIAy ALI, ANDREAs ES .ss;r ASArI
u -cHRoNIC CATARRH. DEAFNESS: IMPROVED
msths4; 81, relief; permanent cureA Dr.
Y 10000 CASH GIFTS.
n. Kentucky state Single Number Distribution
'os fs'i:S " .I'E D'lEqSiSsSs
Wholes, SO shares In proportion.
Royal Havana to be drawn
December l. ls7M
Kentucky State Lotteries drawn daily.
Address PARKS. EMERSON x CO.,
Bankers lso Broadway, room T.
gsAwISs bsKssos sE.as sor
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Tickets &c by applying addressing J.
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N distributions 5631 prEes distributing $OO0u. be
December 10 Tickets only $40 Send IN orders
Ut once. Also Royal Havana December 1.
J. CLUTE 4 CO.. 200 broadway.
NERVOUS ExHAUsTION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
IN comprising series Of lectures delivered NJ Kahn's
Museum Anatomy. New York. the and OF
premature decline. showing indispuaby how lost health
may be regained aordng clear synopsis Of the mpcdi
ments marriage and the trestment Of nervous and py
25 Address the author. Dr. L. j. KAHN ONCE and
residence 81 East 10th ST.. New York.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
N STEAMSHIP LiXE BETwEEN NEW YORK.


Company's pier foot of I'd St., Hoboken
NECKAR. Saturday. Dee. WESkK. Saturday, Doc. 10
AMERICA. saturday. Dec. . kHEIN. Saturday Dec %
o Bremen;-
First Cabin. $40 gold Cabin 500. gold
age. $50 currency.
Return tickets reduced rates.
Prepaid Storage ceI Itihcates $32, currency.
For freight or PASSAGE apply to
nEI.kIEuS 4 co. 2 Rorlinr (}rann.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

4 UCrfOS HOUSE OF VAN rAssELL 4 KEARNEy
~ ITO aud ! IL East 18th ST.. -
NEAR iTH AV.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
TDAcIFlc NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
L STEAMSHIP LINES

COAsIWi iSE sTEAMSkAlf~S.
TDAcIFlc NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
i STEAMSHIP LINES
For CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND. BnIrisH coLuMBIA, OREGON &c.
:1iiiss irsm pier z Nas,H en-, niyes ne
Steamship ACAPULCO. Saturday Dee. q
9r ysass ss n and aS ssS sse s S
SS,ssmg rIx 2s I, sxsDw isasss ps aus
steamship ArsrRALlA.,-........... Wednesday. Dec
wM l.sfESi ofET6r rs,c:sss cJ s'Ry ssrudn
No Bowling Green pier ~ North kver loo. canal =
CrEAM 10 BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE DIRECT :
patched from Mar,ins stores brooklyn Wednesday the
ish pssemsey ,or rarr rernameass Bahia s d. J
passengers for ths coast ports AZ through rates
''"''s'' o ist BcsK rJnvCNs Agents "a Beavers
L cRoMwELL sfE1MsIIiP LINE
steamers leave pier ~ North River following days a
ckoEGE SEoMwkLL Tuesday Dsss%ss,s
Newfoundland and the Lower ST. Lawrence Excellent
For freight passage apply 20
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships will sail T. NJ from
pier i3 North Rve foot OF Ceiar st. for Havana direct as
CLYDE Saturday Dece'noeF
ror sfeight aud passage having unsurpassed accoiaod
''A'' 'p's swN r. CLYDE co. No. d Bowling Green
McKELLAR. LULiNG CO. Ageats In liavana
NJ ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS. LINE.
~ steamers osye s" psr NJ NeTsh Ta Eysr @ ats ~
CRY or VERA ckuz........ "Wednesday. November es
CITY OF NEW YORK. "Wednesday. December 9
foK VERA 6iz AND NEw SsulsIy oHrykASs DSss"'s'
vi. hssans "a irog,eso. campeachy Tnxpan and iampeos
= ALEasSSakyx !, SONS, 81 and SO Broadway:
Der - for Vora Cruz aud all the above ports
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, Iaes BRoAnwAY--
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sALEs OF PAPERs
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

A LBAyY-PEOPLE's LlsE.-,PIEND1D STEAM
"A boats leave pier Al North River daily, sundays
ccptod H. NJ Tor Albany and n North and Wcst
(yATsKff.L CREEK LINE STEAMER NEW CHAM
OPION or WALTER BRETT daily. from Canal st. pcr
~ North River. 0 r. NJ. Fare. 5Uc. Berths tree.
U,ALL RIvEl. LINE TO BOSTON,
4 via Newport aud Fall River.-The world renowned
steamboats, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River foo, of Murray daily Sundays excsped n
4Jo Through tickets al the principal hotels in
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WHlTE STAR LINE r,r
CARRYING TUE UNITED STATES NAIL
Tho OF this line take the lane routes recon-
mendcd BY Lieutenant Maury, U. g. n, going the
banks tho passage to Queenstown all tbs round
ADkiAiLI .Decemoef ~ ~ A. ~
BRITANNIA December H. Rt a3O A. NJ.
CELTIC DE, embcr 10. AT s +. VI.
DRlArIC ........... ......J January q, at 10 A. NJ
From White Star Docks. pier 81 North River.
Raes-saloon, $50 and 500 in god return tickets on
reasonable terms. Steerage. S1S.
Saloon stateroons smoking and bath placed
anidsp where tho noise aud motion are least aordins
degree OF comfort hitherto unattninabe At sea.
inspection OF plans and other inform alton apply At
~ X. j. COaTIS. Agent.
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STATE LINE.
CNEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL DUBLIN.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
from pier 4a North River uoot OF Cana ST. follows:
SrATE or Virginia. ....... Thursos,, November 30
STATE or NENADA......... .TLursday. pecera Dor
STATE or INDIANA .Thursda December "a
State GEChOlN. ihursday December ~
First cabin, $50 and $40. according accommodation;
return tickets 81 10 Sl25 second cabin $i3 tick
cts. $50. Steera.e ut lowest rates Apply TO AUSTIN
BALDWIN co, Agents, ~. ~ Broadway. New York:
SrEERAGE TICKETS AT 50 BROADWAY AND At
TILE COMPANy's PIER. FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORTH
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via Long Branch and the New Jersey Southern Railroad
Leave pier 4, North River foot Rector st., At
IL A. NJ. tor Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River All
vinciand
4P. NJ for Philadelphia, Long Branch. Toms Kivs
Waretown and ruckerton.
The New York herald., 1876-11-28

LNoR NASSAU. y. P.-REGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
il LEO leaves New York December IL. as3P. ~
MURRAY, FERRIS Co, % South 81
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE
CITY.
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No: PrisslNa Prize No.. Prize No Prise
a's 900 .sz4s. .i$75 4s7.s. 1879 ss7sa 1000
The 500 tickets ending with figure (the
ending figure the number drawing tho first capital prize
$2j .uNu each entitled to $40.
rhc 100 tickets ending with figure uhc the
ending figure the number drawing tho
prize. $40 OO0) each entitled TO IS.
Witness hands at Coyngton Ky this (Saturday
November IS 1879 Il. II. RAMSAY
L. ID. CRONINGER,
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20
State News.

Bates College made Young Lady
Bachelor of Arts last week.
-Iu digging AT the water works in Ban
cor Tuesday, at the location OF the filter.
some Indian relics, Consisting of boies
spear aud arrow heads were discovered.
DIR. Lord. who was Killed la the Custer
massacre, was 4 son OF Rev. y. +. Lord, of
Limerick. lie was assistant surgeon OF
the regiment.
The Journal says that Mr. James Flasc
oi Augusta has white robin. hatched by
i regular robin red-breast.
DIR. Rufus A. Cobb OF Mechanic Falls
who has beer in jail several moths .charg-
ed with murder, has been admitted TO bail
in the sum of 5000.
The Gardner journal sa,s that So 80
per ton " ls refused for ice Tueslsy There
are only 100000 tons remaiuing unsold on
tie keuneoec.
1t has been decided by the Moman's
Christian Temperance Union Of Maine TO
call a convection at Old Orchard during the
meetings held at that place. The day Will
be assigned In due season.
A copy of the Centennial, number Of
the Lewiston Evening Journal has been
printed on white silk. TO be framed and
preserved for reproduction al the next
Centennial.
On little island few miles out from
Boothbay. the other day. school OF some
hi,y seals Was seen. The curious look ing
creatures were on the land and ia the wa
ter, sporting about playfully a II they en-
joyed bathing.
There will be batteau race OH the Wv
er at Bangor 10 short time. \ prize OF
800 has been offered TO the winners.
-Four OF the best crews on the river. in
cludng the famous Conners crew Of Ban
gor. will participate.
The Sunrise says: We are having a
wonderfully promising season in Aroostook
Crops never were more promising. The
grass crop is surprisingly large, and will
be ready for the mower in one week at the
farthe>t, some pieces are already being cut.
The grain never appeared better, and the
potatoes were never more promising. Ev-
cry body is saying that the season i Won
dertully promising. For 4 wonder. we
have heard no grumble this spring and
summer.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20

The GaldIy for August comes like a refresh
ing breeze in the midst Of the dog day, 10 t.
yivc our dropping interest in the amenitie-. 1t
touches upon history, political economy. ga,-
tronomy. music, science. society. aad iciIon.
The leading article. which j. by Mr. John Au--
tin stevens. shows the important part taken by
New York in the first Congress. The solid ar
tiele entitled Reforming the World taken in-
10 consideration whether the elevation Of man
kind l. 10 be brought about by law and religion
or by the aid OF certain other means proposed
by the very ingenious author, DIR. Coan, who
though the son OF venerable missionary At the
Sandwich Islands, does not take strictly mis-
.ionsry view Of the subject.
Lady Blanche Murphy contributes .ketc b
OF the German watering-places and the inter
e>iing scenes and characters ohe meets at Ems
and Baden etc, in the height OF the fas hion able
season. A. the daughter Of an English pee r
the author has the entree TO circles from which
the ordinary traveller i, excluded.
The Dutch Conquest of Holland is the title
of an article upon the dikes and canals aud ms
chinery by which the amphibious Hollonders ;
have struggled with the North Sea for the po--
session Of their water-logged country. king
Cole and His Band" by Richard Grant White.
i delightful article on Niolins.
Prof. siddobs continues his souvenirs Of a
Man Of Letters with a series of anecdotes Of
life in London and experiences in the English
civil and diplomatic service.
Under the title of "A Gastronomical Dia
logue,r we find curious, piquAnt and valuable
article upon the science of ealing, arranged In
the form of dialogue between an American
and Frenchman. An Old New Yorker" pre-
scnts s sketch Of clubs and club life in New
York and elsewhere, and Mr.. Frederick Whit
taker. gives the history OF the development OF
the ride movement in America and Europe. In
tue department OF fiction we have an install
ment OF willisni Blacks latest STORY, "Madcsp
Violet" and two uncommonly good short sto-
ries-"A Brand from the Burning by Edgar
Fawcett and a modern society story, entitled
-Beanty and the Beast" by Francis Ellington
Leupp.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20


sw HARBOR-Ar II, schs ii W Cushman, Walls,
somes' sound for Boston; Laurel Richardson, and
Federrl, Allen, do for Rockland.
sULLIvAS-Ar IA, sch Chas Rogers, Perkins,
Rockport-
Bragdon, do; Julia A Rich, Moon, do Victor. Grant,
Rockland.
Sid Is, Westly Abbott, Milliken, New York;
Frank Magee, Young, do.
Sid II. sch Virginia. Abbott, Boston.
BELFAsr-Ar 6, sch Rather, Carter. Sedgwick.
Ar I, sch II Gray, Sylvester Deer Isle.
Ar 10. sch Mary Boyd, Smith, Bucksport
wINTER HARBOR-Ar l3, sch Convoy, Norwood,
Camden, st "a
Sid IA, sch g Brooks, smalhdge, Boston.
Sid Is, sch Convoy, Norwood. Eastport-
Ar l6 Orisembo, Guptil, Calais; Maud Mullock,
Bickfort Bristol; Harp, Bickford. Beverly; Lebi
anon, nAnd, Salem. =
RoCKLAND-Ar Z, sch Polly, Arey, Franklin;
Winnie Lawry, Spear, Gouldsboro.
PoRTLAxD-Ar 10, sch Senator, Murch, Lynn to
load for Ellsworth.
Sid IL, sch Senator, Murch, Ellsworth.
Ar II, sch Fannie, Bunker. Cranberry Isles.
Ar Is, sch City Of EllsvoTth, Grant, Ellsworth /;
Halcyon, Nutter, Gouldsboro. ss0.. .s .sf..
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20

ArH. sch 8ipsey. Munrce, Prospect Harbor;
yacht fleurdelise. Mt Desert, for Boston.
Ar Is. sch Laura & EHza Sincioir. Surry.
Cid Is. sch Ariel Tainter, Brooklin.
Ar IL, sehs Brave, Foss, Gloucester; Victor,
Grant Franklin Mechanic, Sinclair. Ellsworth.
= HART IsIAND-At anchor IL, sch Margaret, from
Gouldsboro; rarl, from Ellsworth.
SALEM-Ar 5, sch Flora Sawyer Nutter, Blue
hill Hudson, Hutchns, Orland for Boston.
BosToN--Ar IL. sch Henry Clay, Moon, sullivan.
Ar h. sch William Hin, Ball, Franklin.
Ar Is, sch Olive Branch, Murch, Ellsworth
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar 10, sch Marcllus, Remick,
Bangor for orders.
NEW YoRK-Ar 5, sch westerloo. Whitaker.
Ellsworth.
Ar H. sch Wreath, Blaisdell, Sullivan; American
Eagle, Brown, Deer Isle.
Ar l3 sch Geo Il Ferguson, Ferguson, Els.
worth, Earl, Cunningham, do.
Ar II, sch Abbie Watson. Hooper, Sedgwck.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20
City and County.
ar hay weather

ar hay weather.
-~oIne OF our fishermen made Il fine
-.-. of macAerrl In Morgan'> Bay, lat
a-s
-iar nr,, number OF the Hancock Citi-
Ma >,ued last week. A. neutral
.-a--. politically. il was decided success.
lou tuesday an excursion OF the Bap-
..4 AID Methodist Sabbath schools. mum
s-aa- over 100, with outsiders. took place
B-rtlea's Island. The children say
,.g had i raj nire time.
The steamer Charles Houshton will
a-Ae al excursion down the Bay on Satur-
j., ueA:. at : p. NJ. No more delightful
aid Deathlui recreation can be had, than
"Trip among the islands of our beautiful
tl5 o. these >ultry July days. Tickets only
=. re-. fur gents and - CTS. for ladies.
sch. senator. Murch master. on the
d -l-... when off Boon Island. was struck
ginning which followed both masts
. he deck. passed through 1t into the cab
@.ta4 ASllA Ouk lOiA -aAC-
Tie deck Pla Ks were badly shattered and
'l- ouik head stove. The masts were split
4.I 'p.iutered, aud the mainsail set on
le The crew were every man knocked
'~ ,t.e>> to the deck and some did not re-
cover iur several minutes. The Senator
a-r'ed on saturday and Is now putting In
lew rnasts and 'epairing.
Although Ellsworth i within two
niles Of salt water, many OF its citizens
a-r seeking the cool and refreshing sea.
.reslr> on the shores of Hancock. La
mone and Trenton. Mayor Young daily
retire, from the cares of State TO his fat
fields by the side of Josdaa's river. and
l-ac c.naGs-like, awaits the.calls OF office
",t plough in hand and hay seed in his
MI kempt and shining locks. We de-
vcutly wish his political management was
Is good. judicious. and safe a. that shown
By him in the cultivation OF his beautiful
and fruitful farm In Trenton.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20
Outrage at Monmouth.

ArGrsrA, Me, July IS.
s. : II. IIinehley OF Brooklyn. n. Y,
gnarily stopping in Monmouth was be-
,he Municipal Court here to-day
-.el with committing rape upon the
-a-er u Alder; W. Fuller OF South
ogih. aged seven years.
H. gr was unable TO be present and
= s.e vs., continued To Saturday and
. sy committed In default of bail.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20

-Chas. e. Bnrrill has been appointed
Agent and Attorney for the Imperial Fire
lns. Co. OF London, organized in 1903, and
the Northern Assurance Co. of London,
organized in 1926. These Companies issue
joint policy, whose combined strength is
nearly s35 100000. In addition to the
above Companies, Burrin represents the
Old Etna Of Hartford. the Hanover OF New
York, German American Of New York.
Atlas of Hartford, Bangor of Bangor, Me.
aud several other frst-ciass Companies.
There is no agency in New England which
ha. better facilities for placing large lines
of Insurance in irst-class Companies than
this Give Burrill call and see for your
selves. Correspondence solicited. Please
to remember-the Best Insurance is the
Cheapest, and he has only the Best.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-20
NOn.llcSiIcnt Taxes.

rTlik following list ut taxes on Real Estate Of
Non-I.e stdent owners IN Plantation No. !.
County Of Hancock for ls.a In bin. committed To
Aaron Robertson, Collector Of -sit plantation on
the End day Of MAY, 1875. has been retr rned By
hum to me as remaining unpaid on the 2d day of
May lssG, by ms certificate OF that date and now
remain unpaid and notice j. hereby given that II
The said taxes. interest and charges not pad
into she Treasury OF said town within eighteen
months from date OF commitment of said bills
much OF the Real Estate taxed will be sufficient
opAy the amount due therefor including interest
Aud charges will without uTthcT notice be sold at
public auciton Il The school house IN said planta-
tOn on the !nd day oi November, ls.6, At o'clock
l.. NJ.
Name 4 Description. ArTc.. Value. Tan.
John T.. Wallace. IT,,
y. r.. cor. Township. 5sS0 $500 g.! 81
Raker n Brothers. 200 100 al
5Ws- DAVID ROBEsrsON. Treasurer.