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ubons~stie Ports.

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or boston, Eastern Belle. Parker B4rksport inr
Ncs YORK CtossDu. HATdlas. rer,h Auh.,,
i5r Boston. E-.". ~hcr.uan. Providence tor SIS
loTk T. Richie trv.JaE. Nantucket !ot tla
hat" Wentworth. Cox. Ie1r..ioSH. u {. ..s
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t.o5ek'n ioT NorNIcH, Pearl, Fogt Johnson ilr
d..
MA loHA-Ar 18th. sch. EA.,ern Bell.
farsrr. EGckspofi, senator, Borsey kl.softh
Tor EDuiout. LA l. Eay. HASKELL. FrAnku1rt
l"juaAA turus Niury arl HAtcu, Erankuu
Firrt" MIA. 1. shlnn t,aBg~A. IrrWlrsy 10
Ar N. sch- Pride ~ thc ta.t. Lord, calal,
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Ar ~ sca Abigail nAynes spgaEur, Prov.
deuce
FHiLLADELFti.-Ar ~ sch Anuie Gas, ~4H.
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fa~TUchEr-Ar EAST, sch Nanlala. Alley,
Ellsworth.
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b0sru
iii -. sch Gco Il sorn... Norwood Sex York
,ALAA-Ar - sch ASr1rola. Wutmofc, EII.-
worth for Wtymouih. NJ
NtNElAHp IkgES-Af -. en- Wtn IL. Archer
Eeil4i.s. Ellsworth Tor >orNI1k.
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Notice Of'EOreclOsllrc

II iced dated December Zjrd, 1870. Marx G.
- morse. mortgaged TO me lot OF land with
the buildings thereon, bounded as follows: Be
glbhIng At the shore OF Bluehii Bay At the north
t"tuet bounds OF land formerly owned by the
late Oliver Eaton and now owned by Asgustus
Eaton thence running westerly 6y SAID "a
tone tand, one hundred aud sixty rods; thence
hui.hetl{ eleven DDS to land owned formerly by
the lI.e Samuel Morse; thence sa,tsry by line Of
saId hoTee land 10 the shore OF BluehlIl BAY
thrhee southeriy by shore OF said Bay to the
M montiOned bounds. containing eleven acres
more OF less. also the house lot aud building.
shi'h NE said Morse nov lives / on the west
.ide % IN highway. by the terms OF SAID deed
TIE Iisht oil redeeming said mougaged premises
shaii Oe forever ioTeciOsed in year next after
me e"mme nrement of foreclosure by any OF the
metuois PROVIDED By law. and the condition OF
sAid mortgage having been broken. | claim To
loFecIose The same and give this notice for that
purpose.
ALEXANDER FULTON
Ellsworth. Nov. 18th, Is.9. 3vtg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

The sale Of the edition Of 100 90 copies OF
the November ScribHsr has msde necessary
the reprinung OF that Issue and the advance
nent Of the nrst edition Of the December mum.
Ger 10 10000. The justlaca ton Of this Is TO be
looked for, the publishers think, in the fresh
aud interesting lit Of subjects, aud in the capa-
billy OF the writers in the present number.
De opening paper, on The Capitol Of New
York. is contributed by Mr.. Montgomery
Schuyler, OF the World. who pronounces Ia ai
building 10 be the most honorable work OF
public architecture which this country has 10
show"
The paper on the John Hopkins Uniyersi.
V,r by Mrs. ;. B. Herrics, supplies complete
and authoritative account Of the character and
plaza Of one Of the most unique and valas6le
educ stsosal age ncies Of the country.
GnusuL personal interest attaches 10 Mr..
Boyesen's account Of Two Visits TO Victor
Hugo .nd discussions with him Of the poll
ties Of tue future, etc, accompanied BY 4 beau
it'll engraving by Cole Of Bonnst's striking
portrait Of Hugo.
COTE. Culture 10 Brazil" is graphically
described in the closing paper Of the series by
Herbert ii. Smith
A second paper on success with small
Ftuit." i. contributed by Rev. 4. L. Roe,
whose position an expert hortieulturist i,
uBquestIonec-
The concluding half Of Mr.. 4. c. steimsn's
critical study of Bsyard Taylor is given. A
psper both curious and charming Is contrib
ture aud the Poets" A novel feature Is the
grouping in one collection Of twenty Poems
by American Women including many OF the
most prominent writers. These. with i hum.
-orou. (illusirsted) poem by Mrs. Elizabeth
Allen, II is thought will AFFORD fair idea oil
the range, variety and limitation Of the poetry
written by the women Of this country. Schol-
.rly reviews Of '.Bianid- and BAird's Rise oil
the Huxueuot-,- aud notices Of other books ap-
Gear in the Couture aud Progress depart.
msnt-
Mr.. Jsues's Confidence" progresses TO q
filth instalment. In the second part OF The
Grsndi.simes,r Mr.. Cable completes The back
zrvuu nd Of his story and Introduces two ne "
s-har.ctrrs II Is announced that the January
in.talment will he especially powerful There
/. al.o . story By Charles Barnard Of love snc
mining entitled Under High Pressure"
A fresh and ehstfy paper Of an snecdots
chsrs cter. on Oddities OF Paris Is writer
oy j. ID. Osborne.
In the departments will be found editorial b,
Or. Hsilsnd-"Sunday Bummers," Teacher
aud Taskmasters,- and The Sermon; sag
gestion. about "boiling--the first Of seyers
articles on the principles OF cookery; sdyics
for the boys Of the family who may desire Il
become iele2rsphers, architects or engravers
saoax the reviews, . timely notice OF reeen
books for children accounts of new stag
Tar theatres, book-sewing machines, curiou
calculating attachments for weighine-scalee
sre--creea Tor forxes, new disinfectant, etc
besides fresh anecdotes and rhymes In "Bric-S
bracr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Terrible Fire in New York.
TWO HUNDRED HORSES BURNED.

TWO HUNDRED HORSES BURNED.
NEW YORK, Nov. %.
This morning a fire broke out in the
car stables OF the Eight Ave. Horse Rail
road on the west side of Eight Ave. The
fire originated IN the southeast corner oil
the building. All the horses aud cars,
with the exception of those on the road.
were in the building which was well
stocked with hay. straw and feed, aud
was totally destroyed. The 50th street
side of the building Tell in, carrying d
ladIef with Dennis Reason and Henry
Mount into the flames. They were fin
ally extricaied aud taken TO the Hospi-
tai. One had his arm and ankle broken,
and another his arm and head bruised
aud badly burned. Oh the 200 cars all
were saved but 80. OF LOO horses i,
about 200 were burned. $50 snow
plows, 1000 sets OF harnesses, 1000
bushels of oats, 100 bushels OF ground
fodder and an enormous supply OF robes,
blankets. whips, etc, were burned. y
row OF brown stone residences on JUlh
street narrowly escaped destruction,
aud was much damaged. The loss OF
the railway company is over $4,000.
The building on the corner Of 50th
street was burned aud the adjoining
dwelling OF Mrs.. Tracy badly damaged
Los, on these about $1,000. fully in.
sured \ report is current OF suspic-
ion that the employees Of the road. who
were yesterday refused an advance Of
wages, had set the stables on fire. but
not much credence is given this report.
The Insurance on the car stables was
$40 go.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Condensed Dispatches.

Tue Portland Cooperative Stove
Foundry Co, have decided to remove
their business from Portland to Bilde-
ford
Henry Miller, a horse thief, who was
arrested at Island Pond. VI, a short
lime since, and conveyed to 81. johns.
bury jail, whence he afterward, escaped
has been arrested in Chicago, and is now
ca route for his old quarters.
Angus McGilvery was thrown down
stairs By Thomas Shaw in Boston las,
night, and fatally injured.
a meeting OF Fall River weaver.
voted to insist on Is per cent inc rea Sc
on wages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

General Rober. L Lee was visited at
Richmond, alter Appomattox, b. Chaplain
Pepper, OF the S0lh Ohio Reg iment, who
has Published some "reminiscences OF his
Interview. Mr.. Lincoln had Jest been as
sassinated, and in speaking OF the tragedy
General Lee said: The death OF that
eminent citizen has filled me with horror.
II there were blemishes 10 bis character.
his life exhibited some splendid and rare
virtues. He was one OF the most extra
ordinary men that ever lived 10 our coun-
try. His heart was grand aud large. He
was coIsttutionaliy pensive. Had he bee:l
spared, the south would be treated with
honorable propriety and with a gallant
generosity; and goodwill and friebdlines.
would have marked his treatment OF the
people OF the South" The General also
spoke admirlngly OF Grant. II wish" he
said, ITO do simple Justice TO General
Grant when say that his treatment OF The
Army OF southern Virginia is without
parallel in the history of the civilized
world. When my poor soldiers. with
famished lace, had neither food nor raj
meut. il was then that General Grant i'm
mediaiely issued the humane order that
10000 ratiOns should be furnished 10 the
Impoverished troops. And that was not
all OF his iDagnanimHy. was giving d.
rectiUns 10 one OF my .taii officers when
making out the iist oi things TO be suTren-
dered, 10 include the horses. At that mo-
meni General GRAFT. who seemed Ia be.
paying no attention TO what wa. tran>pirs
log. quickly said, No, no, General Lee
not horse--not one-keep them all,
Your people will need them for the Spring
crops"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

-i:s,. Mr.. smith Of odtowa preached al
the UniVersA'i.; Church thrcc time, yrsirr-
day, E,.iux thv second Of n, course o. lecture,
on the "lmmortaliiy Of the Soul" GA Salur-
day evening, Mr.. smith leciureI al the NJ. +.
Church announcing his lecture 4. The sound
inc Of tie wheels amounting TO good.
sound Temperance lecture. HOPE We shall
have more Of the same sort
Capt. Geo. II. Buker formerly OF the 9Th
Maine Nol'-. now OF Germantown, Penn, -
on a visit 70 hi, sister Mr.. DR.. Chase. lie
Say. .ic ha- been in the habit OF Boosting Of
the purity Of Maine politics, but he /. done.
Il think II" OF Penobseot deserves vote
OF thank. for his truthful essay, on Minister.
in Fonuc,," ! hope al will read and dises,
il. AEpICJs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
MARINE LIST.

Eii..Rrsh Port
Thursday, Nov. 20.
CLEARED.
sch Globe. AIleY Bos,oa.
saturday. NOV. y.
ARRIVED.
soh Delaware. FcrTcl, BosGon.
Sunday. Nov. y,
ARRIVED.
S"1 topy. ,uru. BOSTON.
sch linnct, cray Portland.
~ca "a Flower. -. Monty lie.
"a hu.blen. -, Deer istc.
Scn OTAnaska, Thnrsiou, ~urry.
steamer May Yield. Harbour. BansoE.
CLEARED.
steamer May Field. Ia rboar. Bansor
sch Pair Dealer. DO iEr, H1 'top.
sch for, stcr. RAY, Plymouth
sch thas Upton, hieI Boston.
Monday. Nov. 20.
ARRIVED
seh Hioomcr, Waii., Portland.
CLEARED
~ch Ralph Grant. Grant Rocslaud
TucsiAy, Nov. Is.
Ai;sIEE D
>cA Dexter. TrcwHrsy. Btr Harbor.
CLEARED
sch CAS- of Ellsworth. Grant. Portland.
ia Has ar, Fcrrcl, Bar lla-b7s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Municipal Election.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., Nov. p.
Thomas 4. Dosle. Republican, was
elected mayor TODAY for the fifteenth
Iine by 2i5 majority over Spencer.
Democrat, citizens aud anti-Doyle can
didates. The Council = Republican
with Republican, gaiu.. Liquor hcens-
ing was adopted by large majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Death or q Sea Captain.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H, Nov. %.
Schr Lebanon OF Bangor, with wood,
bound to Lynn, put into kittery Point
u few DAYS since aud landed her com
mander, Capt. Leonard Tracy, who was
sick with pneumonia. lie died there
YES erda,. his remains being forwarded
To Winter Harbor. The schooner pro
ceedcd in charge OF the mae.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

sylvs0is Central. aud Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can BE- had oi {.
c. Burrill at the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside line OF Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. 1871
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Ia larI a. DtmcrafA Soy !, .eh VI & M9.y.rY
Aihrttnu. from Jacks nsIIic. Ar OF
Paced N.ctoriA, Vancouver i.lAuI. NV 4
sh.l tasIac. E-ich, Departure BAY tor san Fran
C4-sJ.
Eia jAneirn-Ar oc. =, bar4ue BpyIston
small. Bangor
MAit4Lkas->ld !JtA, srh Clara -aSyrr ~
der HArbur leland
sIt from from Smyrna Oci p brig Eugen,
lis e. Lord thesmc. 20 loaf raistn- for Stur,-
NifA-oIuc-ln port tth, -ch HI carson. po2
Irs nom NcN York. to -AH Tor do $oy :
{ 81 az - loan, u, Nov %. bris Benz Carver
tol-su New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Having noticed in your columns, each
week, accounts Of the mines and mining
interests In the different towns in the coun-
~. also the reports Of the work done at
the Flour Mills Of Mason brothers. Orland.
and d. Grindie OF PenobscOt, l thought
this town had q local Industry which de-
served mention IN your paper, namely the
CsrIing and Woollen Mil at Brooksville
proper. rhis mill WAS formerly run by J.
G. Walker but has recently been leased to
John AarsdeR 4 Co. This hrm. besides
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
City. and County.
Religious Services Ia this City each SUNDAY

CONGREGATIONAL at 10 80 A.
NJ and 7. NJ. Sabbath School In the sftei
noon, ST l2 O'Clock, NJ.
BArTIsr.-Presching at 2 and r. II. Sab
bath School at p. n.
UNTTARIAN.-Church service at AIS Z. NJ.
sunday school at Z. NJ.
CkrHoLic.-Presching at 10 IL O'Clock A
NJ. Sabbath School at 2P. NJ.
MErHopIsT,-Presehi at , aud : I. M
Sabbath School at l I. NJ.
sPfRITy ArIsr.-Meetings held every sun.
day ct o'clock. Z. NJ. in Hail over Munici.
pal Ccart Room, Coo,nb.' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKTI~G-every sun
dsy 81 Ia L. NJ. at the Methodist Nestry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
4 World of Good.

one Of the most popular medicines now be-
fore the American public, is Hop Bitiers. You
It everywhere. People take IL with good
effect Ii builds them up. Il Is not n pleasan,
u the taste ~ some other Bitters a. II IL not
whisky drink. IL Is more like the old fashion.
81 bone set tea that Ia. done 4 world Of good
II you don't feel just right try Hop Bitters.-
Ng.dG Netcs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Nj \ X RI f ID ,

Ca,tne-Nov. 23i, by Rev. J. f. Locke, Col
ohn-. ". Tiidcn and Lucy Emma Osborne
both u ta.tinc.
GouldsbOro-N1y i. by +. ". Cicayc,. Ed.
Mr. Frederic over Of steuben and Ms. Caddie
Young % Gould.bOr0
:, MIbridge-No'. 10. By Rev. II. NJ Eaton.
Mr.. Prank ". SAWYER and Ni., Eifjr ] VA.
lace. both Of Niibridgp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

sheriff. sziss-A. Il. DeyereuN.
sheriff. >sls-f. Tan.
Misc. Ads-t,eo. 4. Howell & co.
foreclasure-Cbas- Hayward.
Dress Making Mrs. q 2. >tetson,
Atlantic Prospec;u s-Houg ht0n, O.gDps 4 Co.
Notice seth Webb.
Co. TressHrer's Standardization Lord.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Messengers Notice,
STATE OF MAINE.
1nIRe n n aAA = AA ~ - NJ

O"ee o. ne ~eersm OF btAseOek C0aasy.
HANCOCK, ss:-...........Nov. 18th. A d. lsTe.
THIS Is TO give notice That the 18th day of
] November, A. ID. isss, Warrant in Insol.
necy was issued out OF the Court Of Insolvency
for said County Of Hancock against the
estate Of sad Hiram ID. Coombs, OF Gouldsboro
In sad Ioun'y OF bancock aa-
jadgei to be lnsolvent Debtor on petition
Of said Debtor which petition was nled on the
I4h day Of November, A. ID. 1859. 10 which,
last named date interest on claims IS 70 be com.
puted: That the payment Of any debts aAd the
delivery and transfer Of any property belonging
to said Debtor. TO him or Tor his use, and The de-
livery and transfer Of any. property by him are
forbidden by Law That Meeting Of the Creditors
Of said Debtor, 10 prove their debta and choose
one more assisnees Of his estate. viii be held
a q court Of insolye ncy 10 be holden AZ the Pro
Date omees IN ELLSWORTH on the
third day Of December. A. ID. lss9. at two O'Clock
in the afternoon. Given under my hand the date
frat above written.
A. Il. DEVEREUX,
sheriff. as Messenger OF the Court o. Insolvency
s0F said County OF Hancock. yNt7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
The Weather.
W Ar Department

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Ofice OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Nov. 26.-l A.. NJ.
Indications
For New England, higher pressure,
westerly winds becoming va riable and
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

To The Honorable Judge OF Probate foc the Coun-
y Of Hancock
THE undersigned administrator de bonis non
L OF The estate OF samuel Holden, late OF Deer
Izl-, 10 sad LOunty deceased, respectfully rep
resent- that The goods and cnattels rights and
credits VI said deceased are not sufficient To pay
HIM just debts and CHARGES OF Administration by
The .um Of two hundred dollars. Wherefore
Your petitioner prays your Honor to grant him
License To sell. at public or private sale aud
convey sufficient to produce the sa u sum OF two
hundred dollars, OF the real estate OF the dccea.
ed, Including the reversion of the widows dew
er therein,) TO satisfy said debts and charges Of
admins alton
II. I. LUFkIN
October 18th, 1879.
STATE OF MAINE,
HANCOCK ss:-Cour, OF Probate Ellsworth
Oct. Term. A, ID. Is.9.
Upon TIE foregoing petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner gave public notice to ali person.
interested, by causing copy OF the petition and
TINS order thereon, to be published three weeks
suceesslyely In the Ellsworth American a uews
paper published n Ellsworth in sail County
that they may appear al u Court of Probate tor
saId county, to be held at Ellsworth on the 6rst
wednesday OF December next al ten OF the clock
IN the forenoon. 70 show cause, If any they nave
why she prayer OF said petitioner should not be
grated.
3w+6 PARKER TICK I,a,
Attest, CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. L, DoRR Reg,r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Don't buy your OyERCsAT until you
examine the Stock in the Boston CLOTH
ING STORE. 1t is astonishing how Low
they can sell them. 40u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subssribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge Of frohs I. ~
the County OF Hancock, to receive and exnmins
The claims OF creditors To the estate OF Abranam
f,cnardson. late OF fremont. deceased, represent.
months are allowed to said creditors 10 bring in
and prove their claims; and thai VIC shall stte 4
that service at the dwelling house OF u. r. Mar.
and on ihe lsth, day Of Nay ne1t,at ten O'Clock
y. r. MAR;YES.
kbEN n. HANOI
CommissiOsers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

ia. Wh1 says that the lambermen all
r-g,.rl good tall business, better than
day ave had for yeafs, and say that ev-
1r,taisx nos indicates Q eeasinuation OF
che improvement 10 the isober trsde next
SeaDoa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
ID | f. j. &.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must b. paid for.
Ellsworth 70. Mr.. oscar u. Mckenzie
aged - yTs., mos. and day>.
franklin-Nov. ~, Rev. j. d. BRIGHAM.
aged 81 yr,. and mos.
sulli' An-Noy. q. Mr.. Charles Burns, aged
3, yr>.
yrs. and 3 mos.
Mariayille-Noy. %, Mr.. II. y. Merrill, aged
% yrs 10y = -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Business Notices.


strikes a, the root. builds up the constitution,
makes 1t new. and drives away Catsrrh and all
diseases OF the mueuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. I've
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Lung complaints, Bronchitis, coughs, asthma,
sore throat. catarrhal cough, Group, &C., cured
~ A9ews0s's Botanic PaIsew. Price q css,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Wanted,

sherman 4 Co., Marshall. Mich. want an agent
in this county at once, at . salary of 600 per
month and expenses paid. For full particulars
aodress as above 1yTE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE NEWS.
House Burned.
FoRT FAIRFIELD. Nov. %

FoRT FAIRFIELD, Nov. %.
Tie dwelling house OF Mr.. Farnham.
OF Mars Hill. aud It's contents were de-
stroyed by fire early Yesterday morning
caused by the explosion OF serosa9e
lamp. Loss unknown. No insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
HURRAh HURRAH
REJOICE AND BE GLAD.
Miss Sawyer's Salve

The Original and q a0in~ - Cent size
- a. Ain in the N arh~t
M..s ~AWycr's ~Alyc stands higher 10 the esd.
nation % the people t. dag than any salvv. ONT
mcni. or Iruim~nt. tor The cure OF lthrumHtiam. .
~yrAlu-. IaA3r Back t4ts. BI.ns. BCut-c-. Hi.us,
E1fs. Haldnv-s. thybt4Euz. Frn-t b4tcs, Itch,
Coru.. Chappst hauj-. >ofr. Eyes lumo'-, -ali
Eh'uu. rrpiUlous Sore. Dli sores. and S"A'i
Head Ia fact { - ia" ysry beet article for eI-
trruAl use. Always sIsrs Tvtiet. never does harm.
ne ia,sg my ass y A- D! eay sfe - no.! all
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Non Resident Taxes.

Nonres den
Is /
10
the
orcpiemts ID bee rt y h o on the
II August ID
llbe mccutto iu tr charges wIhou
notice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
State News.

The little Harrington child OF Thorn,
aston. accidentally shot recently nv pIs-
toll 10 the hands OF two boys died wednes-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Buok'port, Nov. Sb. i'-e.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-03-15

THE WLKEYs AVENUE CASE IN THE COURT OF
APPEALs.-The following abstract of the decision
of the Court of Appeals tn the Wilkens avenue
case will be read with interest. Chief Justice
BartOl delivered the opinion of the Court on the
9th inst in the WELL known case of Patrick Brian
against the Comfy Commissioners of Baltimore
county, known as the Wilkens-avenue case.
0'Brian claimed $3,002l3 for work done on said
avenue under contract. After the work was done
the County Commissioners declared the act of 1876,
chapter l0l, under which the work was done, un-
constitutional and refused to pay the bill. 0Brian
appealed to the Circuit Court of Baltimore county,
which affirmed the decision of the County Com
missiOners to the unconstitutiOnality ofthe act
because it was a special law when there was
already general one, and would not allow the
plaintiff to give in the law proof that Wilkens
avenue was apubIic road. The plaintiff excepted.
The Court of Appeals says that the County Com
missiOners have no right to decide upon the con-
stitutionality or unconstitutionality of law and
the court of Baltimore county was in error to re-
ceve an appeal from their decision. 0'Brian then
offered to prove that Wilkens avenue was a pub
lie road by the proceedings of opening said ave-
nue. under chapter 800, act of of 1870. The Cir
cult Court ruled this out because it would not be
sufficient to show that it was public road. The
plaintiff excepted to this. The Court of Appeal
decides that the act of 1876 was curative law TO
the act of 1874 and reversed the order of the Cir
cult Court of Baltimore county and awarded
0'Brian new trial.