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MnNEVt to loan on first class Real Estate
MO1S - 4 Security, in Portland, or vi
entity. Rents collected, taxes paid, &c. on Com
mission. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON, Dealer in
Real Estate. 379t Congress Street. no1sdtf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife, Helen S,
Hamilton, having left my bed anu board with
out Just cause and having taken away an adopted
daughter, Annie L. Hamilton, shall pay no debts
contracted by my said wife from and after this date,
nor any bills for The support and maintenance of said
Annie L. Hamilton
SIMEON HAMILTON, JR.
Deering, Feb. IS, 1878. teblsd3ws
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Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS
AT 1os EXCHANGE ST., PoRTLA

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year In advance. To
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year If paid in adj
yance.
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POOMS in Harrington Block, on Congress street
LII now occupied by DR.. Tasker. Possession given
January l. Inquire OF JOHNC. PROCTER.
90 Exchange street.
Oc20 diff
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70 LET.

A VERY desirable front room, with large alcove.
"A Bath room upon same floor. Apply at
jau7dtf 606 CONGRESS ST.
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House TO Let.

yEyHE lower part of house No. 232 Oxford Street,
n containing all the modern Improvements, gas
and Sebsgo. For particulars, apply to
j. B. PIKE,
oct6dt 81 Union Street.
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TO LET.
To Let.
TO LET.
To Let.

II HOUSE to let at No. 25 Paris street, containing
III ten rooms. Enquire of w. Fl. NEAL,
feb27tt at Lord & HaskeiPs.
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Wanted.
WANTED.
BOARD.
Board Up Town,

0UAAN ~
pOOMS furnished or unturnished with board; all
HI the modern conveniences-water closets bath
room, hot and cold water on same floor; of the
sunDiest aud most desirable locations in the city.
tS BRACKETr ST., Corner of Spring st
mari DIV
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Tenacity !-Frst North Briton ION the Oban
boat in rolling sea and dirty weatberG
'Throw it up, mon, an yell feel a. the betterF"
Second ditto (keeping it DOWN.: "Hecb, mon,
it,s whuskyip
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FOR SALE /!

VIE stock and Trade ef a good business, well
u estaoished, good location. Would Iequire a
capltai Oh three TO tive thousand dollars. Business
Doors, Blinds, Windows. Sashes &c. Anyone
wishing TO purchase will address
1anlStf BnX S1J, Por land, Me-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
(sRANb cEcfIIAN CONCERT.
AT f3s AT STEINwAY HALL.
: SryDAy EVENING. NOVEMBER "a
AT < O'CLOCK.
Tho follow ing dist tinguiulsd artists OF HER MJEsTY1
OPERA. LONDON. have kindly volunteered: =
Nile MINNIE HAuk,
Mile PARODI,
Mile. SI\IC0
Nine. LABLACIIE
Nine. PIsANI,
Signor cAMPANINI
Signor TEcGHI
Signor GALASSI
SiSnnr PyATT aud
Sixnor FOIL
together with which The w.nderfuy gift cd child panists
Mile. JEANNE Dor STE
In addition to the above brilliant array Of operac stan
there will lie
CHORUS or SIXTY VOICES
FULL AND coMPLETE ORCHESTRA.
under the direction Of
Scnors ARnITI and BISACcIA
The whole under the direction ard given by ths
kind generosity Of
Colonel j. II. MAPLESoN.
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFtv OF ST CECILIAS
CHURCH
ADMISSION. 80 CENTS. RESERVED SEATS, 81.
The sale of tickets and reserved places will omen at
Stein~ay Hall Tomorrow monday, morning at ocock.
STANDARD THEATRE, BROADWAY AND :r,D ST.
OWN HENDERSON. .......... Proprietor and Manager
THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
The most powerful absorbingly interesting
Vl
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AMUSEMENTs.

AMlSEMENTs.
SrHEATRE CoMI9rE 5i4 BIsOADwAN
lHARKIGAN Proprietors
MONDAY, November ~. during the week,
HAKRIdAN AND HART
---lu a.
GRAND REVIVAL
OF Mr.. Edward Harrgans roiiickins Farce
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'THE AQUARiuM. BROADWAY AND a'TH 81
xTsqGsYr ToESGSaaafp HORSES
MIL sIHSiss ssTTMs E6TssTiD DOCS.
Idmisson 20 cents Reserved sorts, 10 cent. cs.rs.
(ILMrsks or cTIs,kyAFS.; THE AEAsrES iiALf lights
WIZ X Sh E2fso asf sf rfsH MTSa spR
uu ,TslilHES OF e. BETIInEE.Sr I I, r BtAlgy Ayr,prn
a1 a1srsss :, r, IS SE% y%sK, sSKS,,'urs !, .. !,
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Tichs,s inrladiss r.s-r'ed seat. 5oc 75c and 81 At
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"A Front Row Boxes and Choice seats
TnfS4kE Tss StsE Fl
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evening" sy afSnaE S6SaaS s'1s
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u ~kis. n, would YOU. .".a.sy SSla.., :
Z Kiss Me, Would Yon.' ''Bsby Mine
J kiss Me- Would youyr NOcrIRNE. :
NY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON.
w@sa | rs6 s't ic"f w.
fI,oSy PAsTpEs TONY PASTORS
morrow night, the GREATEST and hest programme ever
offered AZ this popniar theatre Gus Williams and l"o
SusNEErIELD MARCH. 4W.: DUET. zoe; or
Nchestva 81 az music stores; most effective march pub
lirhcd; picture title
nAScINg IN THE BARN-~THE SENSATION or THE
= 80 DfTsONs or PONDS.
rrOSY PASTORS TONY PASTORS
Ito morrow evening Tony Pastor vii, sing three new
song. 1us wiliisms will appear IN new spccaoes and
farce
I,RESORs NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM,
i Broadway and 32d st, is open for inspection daily
COLONEL. NoNsTrgy,s FENCING BOXING AcAD.
Semy 1Is 9Th Boxing taught In ~ lessons Send for
circular
nLE BULL VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, 71s
NJBroadw ay opposite stewart s-PfANOS. yiOLiNs and
GUITARS PRIVATE LESSONS. Circulars mailed
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ADMIRABLE CAST or CHARACTERS

replete with local hits popular songs and choruse ntr
duciux number of musical novelties pleasing specialize
and fas orite artists with the following
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FRIDAY EyENING-BENEFlr OF MR. WILLIAMSON.
MONDAY EVENING. November a5-Marsdens new
American drama YuLIE, with the WILLlAMsONS IN
new roles.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
fNHE FOLLY THEATRE.
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New Scenery. Beautiful Dresses Elegant AccessorisA
Misses Maude Grange Rose Osborne, vrgnis Buchanan
Csrlotta Evelyn Messrs. Eben Pympton Ringg"d Lcvck
MaginIey. Lao Clercq. Weaver. Eytnge. in the cast
Every Evening and " Wednesday and Saturday Matinee
Seats secured weeks In advance Reserved seats E
cents and ST. Admission, % and 81 cents
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ;2ss BRoADWAYrV u MpWy
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PArERs.

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NTLMOKE'S GARDEN.
GTREMENDOUs AND OVERWHELMING TRIUMPH.
LONDON
Geo Il ERR ERR Geo { : sasss
8 f IT, ! J. ) ...'
COO Il ( Z Coo TY Uu 81 sssss > .

SANGERS ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE
DOUKRILLS PARISlAN TROUPE.
Tho pronounced success ever achieved
In this city.
Tho mammoth building fairly packed with delighted
people At each performuncct
MME ELISE DOCkKILL
tho fearless, ureQualled EQucstrtennol
JAMES ROBINSON,
tho most distin Ruished male bareback iider slivet
WILLIAM GOKMAN,
renowned flying hurdle riderl
MISS PAULINE LEE.
On astonishing juggling bareback Equerieune, With over
100 Others
MONSTER MENAGER1Et
COMMANDING MONDAY. APHIL l. III
AN IMMENSE sENSArlONl
human being to DO shot from cannon = distance Of
SPECIAL MArINEEs TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
AND SATURDAYS AT, 4. N.
Admssion SOC. and 2oc. Reserved Seats. Toe Children
half pnce.
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BEAUTIFUL sCENENY. ELEGANT APPOINTM rNTS.
CAST or RARE EXCELLENCE.
Seats should be secured In good Box onicc opcp
from 8 A. VI. TIL 10 +. VI.
POPULAR PRICES
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PRICE THREE CENTS
AMUsEDIENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
EESSP IESSPE ofEbS bSxaS9i JIeysy x.....r.
Ks;s1ysa ss: 9EenS;.,. ss and 90 csn'.
aig.s Eas Sassia4ss
roifyEr Hff ns slI+s.1 Gssr on WEEK EEK s or
s%:s ma';s ss5s' K.sn Harry Hunter.
ShTSSi,SS 4aS RSSE ryTs5SS lisISnasS. Ssssh' Of
m H's p... % ns sa sss" S . vsv g sSfsSfsy vi" ~
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GRAND fScfIsIT IiTrs1aH ST5Et ,,rSSS ;SSFASr
c s ~s .as oaosG si 81 lMESf
Every AND e. cu%Scs
DARK rnEArsE: ROBSON AND, CRANE
OUR BACHELORS SIs$$ SsEi %SS. %%SSSSS. OUR BACHELORS.
and continuation of the prolonged siege Of the box ONCE
v'rnes.,bs ".t last found American comedy, BY Jo
'''' Sg& Sys BAs1IhESHs:: B4s#shSEs:
ROBSON and CRANE VII. ROBSON and CRANE
DnoIDzDla1A aAIHlaGz.AL aakhf sSS.SS SSI1Soslsrs. -
YOUNG LADIES LIKE r. 49, no.,
.GGGsoSIS GRo%Lfes MADE HAPPY BY IT.
ALL CLASSES LIKE svhayHSby III HSb LAUGHS AT 1T.
$s$sSs Hsscss ISSsHs
sh'ss TES SA1
Will shortly be produced. local COMEDY In acts.
our ALDERMEN.
THE GREAT NEw YORK AQUAnIuM.
i Broadway and 35th st.,
can bs visited during Lent with the utmost proprirty
Eighth week OF ths Ten Equine Wonders Tue marvel
lous trained Broncho Horses Rocky Mountain Goats anl
Troupe OF Educated Dogs.
Finest Entertainment ever given IN this city.
Horses 3owta aud Dogs performing WONDERFUL feats
Bcs: Trained Animals Doing everything bue
speaking Asonshins leap over sx-ioot gate and ou
horseM Mxnees daily At 2 ~ Evenings at 3 80
Admission 30 cents: :childrerfhaf price.
Living Chimpansee on separate exhibition Noares>
approach to ot animal known.
CTANDARD rHEATRE, BROADWAY AND SD ST.
"of ali the great creations OF the stage fully
lives up to the idea which 1t originally eqused than
FAnchon. ."--tiraphic.
MAGGIE MITCHELL
EFFr a M SSsoNoH Ho Il 90 oEx m
FIR AANSxSSSS H HHHn##9 #9 9SSxS
: 4 An mo m SSooocHH ocHH HHooooN Nm. Nm.
| BEAUTIFUL SCENEKY ELEGANr AfrnlNTAENrSI
CAST or RARE ExCELLENGE
from 3 A. N. till lor.M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06
Annual National Encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. jane l.
The Annual National Encsmpment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic occurred to
day, with large crowds from the surround
Ing sountry, and many military men from
all over the country in attendance. The
following officers were elected Com
mander In Chief. Gen. J. {. Robinson. OF
New York. Senior Vice Commander. Paul
Van Deyort, OF Omaha, Neb. Junior Vice
Commander, Herbert +. Hill. OF Boston.
Chaplsin, Rev. j. +. Lowering. Surgeon,
General, DIR. Watson. The reports show
the number of members 10 be larger than
year ago, particularly 81 the West. For
the place OF the next meeting Chicago,
Baltimore and Buffalo were talked Of
The chances are in favor Of Buffalo Two
hundred and forty delegates were present.
The soldiers were delighted with their en-
thusiastic reception here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06
Oregon Election.

WASHINGTON, June 4.
Senator Mitchell tonight received the
following despatch dated Portland June
sth. I'VE have had the seyerest fight
ever experienced In Multnomsh County.
We think We have elected all the ten Re-
publican members OF the Legislature In
this county, but may lose one or two. The
indications are that the Oregon Legislature
will be Republican" The dispatch 10 signed
by Joseph Sonar. Secretary Of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee.
PORTLAND, June 4.
The election returns are coming In very
slowly, sufficient 10 received to induce the
democrats TO believe thst Whitaker is
elected to Congress. Esrhart, Republican,
II IS generally conceded is elected Secre-
tsry OF State. Nothing can be definitely
said concerning the remainder of the state
ticket The growing impression is that
the Legislature will be Democratic. The
result cannot be positively stated for two
or three days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06
The German Emperor.

NEW DIRK, June 1.
Berlin dispatches say that the general
belief is that the attempts TO sssassinate
the Emperor is the reeult OF q conspiracy
concerning which startling revelations will
be forthcoming. Both assassius had false
names under which they occasionally pass
ed. Modelling is defiant, and IL Is said ex-
uItingly declares that if he had not succeed.
ed, others would. When questioned as 70
his motives he exclaimed. Germany is
nothing, the Emperor is nothing, Human
ity and progress are everything. We have
done away with God aud the people want
no pore Kings The court physicians
still hope for the Emperor's complete re-
coyery. but owing TO his advanced years q
fatal relapse is possible 1t is stated that
he enertsiDs serious thoughts OF abdica.
lion, or having the crown Prince appoint
ed temporary regent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06

CUSTOM House. ELLSWORTH. Me-.
COLLECTORS OFFICE. Nay 80. 1878.
Rule Is (c) OF "Circnlsr relative to steer.
ing and sailing rules, and to the lights,
torches and fog-signals TO be provided.
used and observed on steam and sailing
vessels. 10 prevent collisions on the water ~
reads as follows:
6team-vssseis ssd sail-vessels, when not
under way, shall sound . bell ut intervals OF
not more than I've minutes.
Relative 70 the above rule, the Treasury
Department under date OF March "a. 1873,
has made the following decision, No. 3sl2
The bell mentioned in the lsw IL UNDERWOOD
TO be the bell generally known - watch
bell,- and usually carried on ses-gOinG vessels.
There il no penalty for sot haviag such bell,
but should vessel be caught Ia fog and not
sound one, - required by law, 1pe OF 600
sttsches. II IL therefore suggested that ]:
would be well for ell vessels 70 Be supplied
with such bells.
As the information given above is very
frequently sought st this ONCE. take this
means to give il greater publicity. for the
benefit Of all whom it may concern.
j. c. CHILcOTT,
D'y. Collector.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06
%sS;;':&
BY TELEGRAPA.
A boat Capsized at Cslsis-Two per-
sons Drowned.

CALAIS, Me. June 4.
A sail boat containing six persons, ut
the moment OF casting Of from the steamer
Belle Brown. at the lower steamboat wharf
in this city this afternoon. suddenly cap
sized, throwing the whole party into the
water. Before assistance could be repd.
cred, Horace Peuigrove of ST. Andrew.
and Capt o. B. Ridsout, Jr.. Of this city
were drowned. Their bodies have been
recos cred.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06

10 THE HON. Judge Of Probate Of the County
of Hancock.
MARIA 4. BROOKS. nov Of Mansfield Pa.
NJ Niece and next Of Kin OF Eliza Z. Cilley
late OF Buckspor: In said County, deceased, res
pectfully represents; hat said deceased died
on End day VI Nay. A. ID. 1915. intestate, seized
and pOssesseI Of estate in. said County, which
ought 70 be administered according to law that
Theodore c. Woodman, Of said BucA sport, nam
ed In an Informal Will ~ Executor Is q suitable
eerson Tor administrator. wherefore your petit.
toner prays that the administration of said estate
may be granted TO him.
MARIA Z. BROOKS.
STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK, S.: Court OF Probate Bucksport,
Nay Term A. d. 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORD.1RD, That
said petitioner give public notice 70 all persons
interested. BY causing copy Of the petition. and
this orlsf thereon, % be pabiisAed three wesks
suoce sDtvo1y in he Ellsworth American, newi
paper pubiished in Ellsworth, in said CoSnty
that hey nay appear at . Court Of Probate for
said Couasy, 70 Be held q Ellsworth, on the l9eh
day Of JaAe, iext q te6 Of the clock IN
the fOrea0oI, 70 show canse, II any they have
why ~ psaysr OF sa,d petitioner should not be
psAted. ,
Atesse: CnAs. r. DORR, Rsgistsr. 3v3l
A tue ccpy-Attest: CHAa. r. DORR, Register,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06

TO THE HON. Judge OF Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
THE undersigned adm illustrator Of The estate Of
|, j knoch II. Leland. lste Of Eden In said County,
deceased, respectfully represents that the goods
and chattels, rights and eredts Of said deceased
are mot sulcent TO- payhss Just debts and charges
Of admin ieeratiOn, BY The sum Of Afteen hundred
dollars. wherefore your petitioner prAys your
Honor TO grant him License 10 cell. 1t public or
private sale, and convey - mach - will pro.
duce the sum Of fifteen haudred dollars, OF the
real estate Of tue deceased. TO satisfy said tebts
and charges Of administration.
EBEN u. HAMOR, Admir-
Nay Is. 1878.
STATE OF MAINE,
HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate, tuck sport
May Term A, ID. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing ,petition. ORDERED. That
said petitioner give public notice to all per
interested. by causing . copy Of the pet tion and
this order thereon, TO be published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American q news.
paper Published In Ellsworth. In said County,
that they may appear At Court Of Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth on the Sd
Wednesday. OF june next. at ten Of the clock In
the forenoon. to show cause, any they have
Why the prayer OF said petitioner should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy-Attest: CHAs. p. DOxk, Register
3w2ss Attest: CHAs. p. DokR. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06
Graduating Exercises st Brunswick.

BRUNSWICK. Me-. June 4.
The graduating exercises Of the Medical
School Of Maine took place to-day. the
number Of graduates being twenty five,
all of whom received diplomas. notwith-
standing the standard OF rank has been
raised. An address Of unusual interest
was delivered by Prof G. L. Goodale Of
Harvard. subject. Thomas Sydenham."
President Chamberlain also addressed the
class. followed by Prof. Chapman, In be-
half of Bowdoin College, and by Or. Pack
ardoof Bath, 10 behalf of the Physicians Of
Maine. welcoming the class to their ranks.
The class is said TO be one Of unusual ex-
cellence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-06

The celsbrstsd DAaiei Pratt. Tie Great Amsri-
can Tnveilar. lsft Bsssoa about four weeks ago;
he was The guest Of the Agsat. and Capt. Engrsn
q he sssansr eanbridgs-nade . speech On ~
slsctneity Of The sUH 70 great applause. ~ vas in.
vited to dine with The ssadsats Of ~ Haagos so-
logical Seminary. aads spssch il ths chapel also
On he electricity Of the Sun. and ~ spok 70 he
Students or Cads0 Of Ne Maine ssass Agrseultur-
a Cellsgs. Orino, md Headsa Town Hesss. EigAs
tines II Ellsworth. once ~ High seAsel Hanesck
Han, ard u EnAy Hall. md D1ekspess ssninA-
~, ineredsesd By Prs6.assr FsRsyshs. Pnseipas.-
Mr. Pres - vrisa0 valnahls west. eausisd-
nsdsnDHea Il ~ American Gevssnnsnk, whieh
- inasods - hgus IN . circular. Gss9A PFata
~ edvecaasd general peotsoeSoa 70 al ~ indus-
~ e or eeaaey - ysss without ~
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assistance which The clerxymeu Of Bucksport
gave the Reform Club, and hoped Il was The
same In our city; the clerKymen were nearly
always attending and taking part 10 TIE Sunday
meetings. Mr.. Homer closed his reUarks BY
thanking the Elewosth Reform Club and the
had come 70 this convention. The meeting
closed By the congregations, singing "Lord
Dismiss u.s."
The meetings were highly successful and en-.
couragine. Bucksport, Bangor and Bluchill
evidently should be proud OF their reform men.
The sincere desire 81 the Ellsworth people h
that God viii bless and prosper them.
q. X. +.
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Greenback Convention.

LEWISTON, Ne, June 4.
A considerable number Of delegates TO
the greenbsck convention have arrived
during the day. The question of Candi-
date for Governor has been actively can
wasted The friends OF Rust OF Belfast and
Philbrick of are Skowhegan. seemingly
about equally divided, while third interest
urges Abraham Sanborn Of Bangor. A
social meeting was held at Auburn Hall
this evening. Two hundred greenbackers
were present and speeches were made by
Scion Chase, +. NJ. Fogg, W. W. Perry Of
the Camden Herald. Peter Coopsr's Secre-
tsry sent from New York. and others.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested,
Scion Chase, presiding. Music by Glow
er's band
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City and County.


CoNGREGArIONAL.-Pr ut 10 30 A
II. and P. n. Sabbath School In the after.
noon, at IL O'Clock.
BArrisr.-Pneaching at P. II. Sabbath
School ut p. n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to half past ten iu the
forenoon. Sunday School 1t twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
CATHoLIc.-Presching ai 10 l-s O'Clock A.
n. Sabbath School ut : p. N.
MISUNDERSTANDING at ? and z. NJ
Sabbath School Ut p. n.
Observation-Disclosures held every Sun
day 1t 2 O'Clock. P. ~. IN Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TKMPrRAScw AKHTING-every Sun.
day st 4 r. n, At Temperance Hall.