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DIED.

In this city, April lltb, Anna Iartshorn, aged 4
years.
In this city, April 18TH Mrs Harriet ~ wife Of
Capt. n. -. Bean, aged 80 years
In stockton. April i4th, Charles II. Gilman, aged
y years and months.
In Penn March I4th. Andrew Jackson aged %
years and 10 months, formerly of Waldo
In Frankfort, April 18th, Helen Ward, daughter
Of Freeman G. and Olive +. Parker, aged years,
$ months ana Is days.
In Prospect, April 18th, Mr. Augustus Bcrtieen,
aged 81 wears months and % days.
IL White sulphur Springs, Montana, April LIST,
Mrs. Ahhie II. Black, aged y wears and months.
In Camden, April l2th Melissa. wife Of Amos W.
Heal, aged a years months and II days.
In Rockport, April Sth, sophia :. Burgess, aged
40 years, III NTH and . days.
IN Rockland, April 18th, Samuel IiaSSen, aged so
years.
In Rockport, Aprl 10TH Horace Packard of Hope.
In Rockland April 10th, Willie H., SON of +. II
and Hattie l.. FIVE, aged months and days
IN Rorkland April 10Th, Lennie NJ, son Of L. II.
and Ellen Clough, aged months and % days
Drowned in Rockport harbor, April 9th, William
Dix, of BuckSport, aged 56 years.
In Warren, April 9Th, .Nhmira, widow of Thomas
c. Perkins, aged % years
In Appleton, April 4th. child of James l.. and
Celcstia Wentworth, aged months.
In Waldohoro, April 81, Caddic j., daughter of
h. Is. Sprague, aged Is years.
In East Somerville. Mass, March 18Th, Lcmucl
Storcr of North Waldoboro, aged Il years. ; months
and % days
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Probate Court.
J. ID. HANSON, Judge.-A. A. FLETCHER, Register.
The following business was transacted at the

j. ID. HANSON, Judge.-A. A. FLETCHER, Register.
The following business was transacted at the
April Term of this Court
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Alexander Stevens, late of Knox; James Y. Nc
Clintock, late of Belfast; Margaret III. Bulen, late
of Waldo; Charles E. Robbins, late of SWAnville !;
Cyrus H. Simpson, late of Winterport.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED Dexter w. Bennett
unto Willis jackson, minor heir of Joseph jackson,
late of Montvie; Edwin Greedy unto Sadie Nj.
Locke, minor heir of Lizzie r. Locke late of Swan
Vile; Alfred E. Nickerson unto Willie r. Trip,
minor heir of Rufus E. Trip, late of SWanville !;
f. A. Dickey unto John H. Whitcher, of Ndrthport,
a person of unsound mind; Shcrburn Sleeper unto
Rosilla Longfellow, of Belfast, a person of IN
sound mind
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATES OF
Sarah A. Staples, late of Stockholm Mark Piper,
of Troy, insane person; Henry FosS, late of
Waldo; sanford B. and James II. Griffin, minor
heir of E. b. Griffin, late of Stockton.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES oF-Frank O..
Whiting, of Monroe, Il minor; Leonard Boyd late
of Monroe. VI
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES Of ANDREW
}. Frohock, late of Belmont; Lizzie II. Locke, late
of Swanvie; VIM p. Cunningham, late Of Sears
port Lois +. Robertson, late of Waldo; Ira B. Cor
den, minor child of Almon Gordon, late of Thorn
dixie; Edwin r. Gordon, minor child of Almon
Gordon, late of Thorndike; Eli Moulton, late of
Unity; Carrie K. Felker, of ---; Mary Brann,
late of Lincolnyille; Willie r. Trpp minor child
of Rufus L. Trip, late of Swanyile Warren
Whitaker, of Searsmont, an insane person.
WILLS PRoBATED-Fanny r. Haskell, late of
Freedom; Belinda A Skitmore, late of Liberty.
Frank \. Greer appointed Assignee of estate
Of Albert H. Monroe OF Thorndike, Intolyent
Debtor.
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man system, rs it controls the life health and hap
piness of man. When il is disturbed in its proper
action, all kinds of ailments the natural result
The digestion of food, the movements of the hear
and blood, the actonof The brain and nervous sys
tcm are all Immediately connected with the work
ings of the LIVER 1t has been successfully PROVED
that Green's August Floweris unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, and all the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stom
ach. sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively
sold in all towns on the Western Continent Thre,
doses will prove that it is just what you want.
2GtcoWi6
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BUCksPORT. The present term ninety two
students have registered at the K. NJ. c. Seminary.
At the close of the present school year the annual
Grafton will be delivered by DR.. Pierce, of Boston,
editor of lions Herald. Next Monday evening
the lodge of A. Q. United Workmen of Bucksport
will give gentlemen's fair All the preparations
for this event, to the cooking will be made by
the gentlemen, and it is expected that the affair
will be the event of the season. The fair will take
place in Emery hall
LIBERTY. Memorial services will be held at this
Village under the auspices of E. H. Bradstreet Post
q. 4. K. The speaker will be announced next
week.. There has been large attendance at the
Baptist church each sunday both day and evening
since the Rev. Or. Shaw became the pastor. J. O.
johnson is again confined to the house with rheu-
matism... j. J. Walker and wife are spending Il
few weeks at the Iiub....R. Ii. Gilman finished
casting the large water wheel for g. \. stevens
last week. 1t is new pattern and was designed
10y Elijah Cram of this village, millwrght. Its
weight is about 300 pounds and great things
expected of il L. {. Morse has begun to rebuild
J. J. Walkers house. Prof. Porter of the y. f.
Conservatory of music, Boston, is visiting his
brother, Or. +. 4. Porter of this village. Mrs.
G. II. Cargill closed succes~tul term of singing
school ut the Grange Hal last Thursday evening
....Nli-s Susie Corp, book keeper at Ward \ Crog-
in-, hardware dealers Augusta. i visiting her old
home in this village
SWANvILlE. Dr. J. $ Cole has been dangerous
ly i'll with congestion of the lungs, brought IN by
exposure in attending to his large number of pa
Jionts. His pleasant, genial manner In the sick
room, and faithful attention to the sick, have
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Much of the distress and sickness attributed to
dyspepsia, chronic diarrhpa and other causes is
ca,iuned by hum0r in the stomach. Several cases,
with all the characteristics of these complaints,
have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparila. Other
cures effected by this medicine are 50 wonderful
that the simplest statement of them affords the best
proof that it combines rare curative agents and
when once used secures the confidence OF the PEG
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MARRIED.

In Boston April l7th by Rev. o. T. Wales pastor
Of Howard st Church MIR Horace j. Morton OF
Pullman H., to Miss Ada Il. Cammett of Belfast.
In South Hope, April let, Amon :. MaAy, OF
Union, and Miss Viola Tolman, Of Camden
In Washington, April >th. Benjamin Turner. of
Washington, and Georgia Turner, Of Union.
In Itockland, April It'll. Alvah @. Ross and Emma
4. Burns, both OF Camden.
In Waidoboro April 2d, Arthur A. Buck, Of Sears
mont. and Anna A. Achorn, of Waldoboro.
In Rockand. April "a, Hanson Il. Merrill and
Annie l.. Campbell, both Of Rocklmd.
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Under the head Of Maine Matters will be found
li-t of judgments by the Alabama Commissioners
in favor Of Maine claimants, including several for
>car~purt parties
cant T. E,.. ,yhn ,,.os =, ,,.,.,,, Il, ~.
.i.l. ma. s,,i ,nt hi. e,,,ir, .,,,o,- =, n
xro THE captaip win donh,lsss 70 = -.,, !,
>tanlas has houq,f amt th, 1,no,,-,+o, 4 =, ,,,
ef,r ,,b,,,cl, straat
-. P0's'n N"oN 'lc present a"lfe1s ol ~
'','''9 l0i ''''iiS ol i-'t'HneI'' OF ol IT. " H.
~ ioliiei1s y 0'"9''sn tl'9 WIZ Confer Il
= NO. '''i"- IT ''''i '''i''' - '''7 F'PS
were 7"i geo" anu = So VI
Wv " r""I'efhi" Ne. '"''
TING county commissioners began the April ses-
Sion in This city on Tuesday last Among the road
road in Northpor around the Blun on the shore of
tr. buv. The past legislature made some changes
iure4arl to the jurisdiction of this court In future
AL appeals forraad damages taken from them
apl given to the supreme Court.
Mr. r.al.,s.t wri,bt tho no.foo .rti., III,
-,t r,., -..,-t, i'm Ialf,.t ON Sat,,.la,- Iast MA
X oxtiIi,,.,. ~ III n.tnr.. AZ the I l,a.tn,,,,
thi-,. .-,rt.r,. l;.-ran NJ II wooic,cl 40
r.1t,-t ,va. ,,r..rt >,,,,n, tina ,,irt,,,,a. Vita,
NIL, ,,,frfet f,r,,. ,j hive. local Interest ,,,,
rn,. D,Uovf..,-.rn. f-a,nn Gr,pnd ! "1bo p,th /,
r,..,.,l ~. .,.,,. il, +I,, I,;,,.. Of n,,t,i.,.,
.rr.rl,. Mil t-.,,,, ,- L4-t 1alfst
II So ''''' + II
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SAILED

April ETH, schrs. Louisa Francis, ThorndIkt
Itockand; Mary Eliza, Bullock, Winterport; CaIri
y. Buchanan, Beazley, Brunswick
April 18th, schrs. Lillian Ryan, Boston Flor 1t;
Ferguson. Jacksonville.
April 18th, schr Hattie, Low, New York.
April 18th, Brig Ellen Maria, Cummings, BrIn
wick.
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Ella Ebert is dead. Less than three weeks
ago She was cured by prayer of long-contin-
ned illness 1he people of the little village of
Chalfont. where She lived, looked upon her
restoration to health as a miracle a direct dis
pensation Of Providence. For week she was
apparently wen and strong and the praycr-cure
physician who had worked upon the girls
Imagination until nature was overcome, sent
the brazen echo Of his noOriety into every vii
lage in the State. In the second week the re-
action came and in the third week death has
closed the farce. 1t is time that this faith-cure
nonsense should stop Any one who attempts
to cure by supernatural means or by imposing
upon the crcdulity or the superstition of the
foolish and the weak should be brought within
reach of the law. This is not the age Of mir
aclcs. Philadelphia Times
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Lewis Wharf, Belfast, Me.

RMS business VfUce has Il ride
reputation Of nine ye0ys st0nding
0,,d is the best business chuncc.
ercr OUtreti IN jHis city. Tie yooi
WiW ana all the material 1tccesSui.y
tor conducting q iS-iLT It FIR E<H
FISH BUSINESS. III FIXTURES
nearly ncW ana IN frSt-cIUsS or
der. No old stock to Bug. The bHsi-
ness atone as WOrtH more than I
ask for the Wh0ir establishment.
This is the best time to pui'chuse q
business Of this Kind. as the fshing
season is Just opening. Ihe lur-
chnSfr m0y rely on u SAFE inrfst-
meW. dl,d can step into Il rel es-
tdbtished and cUsh business. ullti
one Of the best appointed establish
mcnts or the Ner Engi0nd coast.
"ifh q rerU Sm0U r0pit0i it applied
for Withjn the nrJt TWO UEEk>.
Reason for selling the same going
east to eHg0De IN q more extensive
business. ana u,tder no other con-
sidc}ntion WOHId this place be Of
fercd for safe. For particulars 0p-
ply to. or Ud,ilfSs
Frank w. Collins,
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Ship NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.
... ARRIVED,

April llth, ~chrs. Hattie MEG. Buck Putnhm
Brunswick; Brig Ellen Maria, Cummings. Bucks
port.
April 18th, schr Webster Barnard, Marshall, DO
April l5th schrs Dione, Patterson, Wallobl no
Raven, Smith, Islesboro.
April 18TH schrs. Charles Heath, Pendlcton, do;
Tantamounl, do, do; A. liayford, Jones, RockpPrt
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Boston, April nth. Arrived sen W. Mon &c
Mcdonald, Winterport, 18th arrived sch. +. l.
Warren cabbage, Belfast. April 10th, arrived I'D rh
George Treat, Pendleton, Manila; sch. Lackawanh pa
Closson, laracoa
Cedar Keys, April 5th. Arrived sch. +. +. 1lc
Donald, Kane, Barbados.
Philadelphia, Apri. l4th. Arrived brig Jan e-
New New York York, April ioh. Arrived sch. Geo. b
Ferguson, Ferguson, New Bedford. April 18TH
Arrived sch. Flora Condor, French, Jacksonville
cleared same day sch. H. j. Cottrell, Haskell, dal
weston.
Charleston, April 10th. Arrived sch. spart 4n
IIodgdon, Belfast.
Baltimore, April 18th. Cleared brig Isaac Nv
Parker, kneeand, Norfolk l2th arrived sch. Dhy
light, llodgdon. Belfast, and cleared 18th for pdrt
land.
Philadelphia, April 10. Cleared sch. Abrahj n
Richardson, Pattershal, Belfast.
Chester April Ilth, bark John NJ. Clerk is order
ed to New York.
Jacksonville, April r. Arrived sch. st, job hs
Gilmore, Belfast
Georgetown, 5. G., April D. Cleared sch W n
Flint, Dodge, New \ DIRK.
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John NJ. Stoddard. a New York publisher.
has brought a libel suit for 100000 against the
New York Tribune. That paper charged Stod-
dard with piratng an edition of the Encyclo-
D;pdia Britannica
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Ar. at st. Helena =, barque Clara 4. McGilvei
Griffin, Port Elizabeth for Boston.
At Port span, March 10Th, SCH VIM. Frederic
Ames, for Hampton Roads.
At Demarara, March oath, sch. ID. ID. lIaskd
Haskell, for Delaware Brcakwater.
At Cardenas, April 9Th, bark Edward CushiI
3ckmore, for Delaware Brcakwatcr.
At san Domingo City, March 81. Sch. Thon
W Holden, Mcmillan, for New York
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sch. Cora Etta, (1t ROckland) talcs, from Blqe
hill for New Ork, with ore, struck on a ledge pf
Mark Island morning of the 9th, and came of leak
ing badly. She was taken into Camden and will
probably discharge for repairs
Sch. Kate Lilly, which went ashore at Ram lslali
10th, was hauled OF nth with light damage. llel
deckload slabs was thrown overheard and lost
The Penobscot was pen to navigation to Bangor
on Friday last The river was closed IA days
The ice went ont of the Kennebec same day.
The Title E. Starbuck the first iron sailing spin
built in America, was launched at the yard Ioi
John Roach x Son, Chester, Pa, Saturday for "
III. StarDuck of the Pacific coast.
Schooner Elizabeth Hunt of Bath, has made tW'
round trips be tween Boston and Philadelphi;
bringing $3.50 tons of coal in thirty days.
The amount of tonnage to be built i'll ThomastPl
this season will not be SO large that of last ycAr
Samue! Watts ~ Company will build large ship
and a three masted schooner. ;. :. Gerry Il E'
VIII bulld three-masted schooner Dunn Ellibt
have threcmasted schooner the stocks partially
completed, and will build another vessel of lk
class There will be no vessel built in the O'Briel
yard this
There are now on the stocks in Bangor ah'
Brewer five ycssels-three 3-mastcd schooners &;
brig and a steam yacht. The brig, for Capt. Law
renee Coney, is framed out at Crosby's yard, who're
Is also a three-masted schooner for Capt. Snare
formerly of the Alfaretta 5. Snare. At Stetsoh
yard large threc-masted schooner, for Capt
Harlow, is all framed out and at Warren's dock
fine centre-board three masted schooner for Capt
Charles Barbour is ready to launch as soon as dh
river is open and the dock clear of ice. The steam
Yacht is all framed and planked at Cakes yard. "A
WaIren'S dock the keel of a three masted schoOue
for Capt Kendall at present of the schooner Scre
5. Kendall, has been laid under the bilge of Capt
Barbour's vessel and the frame is the groulI d
all ready to put up as soon the first vesFe
launches. kendall's craft will be eight feet lon9e
than Barbour's.
Sch. Mary A. Hall, Capt Mcdonald, of Belfast
| recently made very quick trip between New Ydrl
and Pensacola, having full cargo both ways 1h'
round trip was made in one day less than t1y'
months.
Letters from Belfast captains at Jacksonville
state that the small poN has broken out amon!
\
with loading their vessels. This will cause dela,
and may cause the quarantining Of the vessels wlc
they arrive at a northern port. There are half DO
others bound there.
Spoken near San Francisco, April 5th, Ship Leo
nora, Park, IA days from Liverpool.
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Nh A. NICHOLS. c< This place. says ~
suffered from CatArrh for years. ~ rur-
chased Z bottle N Ely-< Cream Balm ~ ~.
He h now almost cnre1. and says Won can
no; recommend Il too ht<hly. W. are 81 in
rntarrh remedies: rxn hardly keep : <rrr
t.v IN hand. ExxEs BEOx-. prug<ists-
I-nIeDeuIerr<. Iowa.
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II have h<rn working a |. ever since
wns large rncu<h ~ brnd . rin-n
Ihe ntuse remark ra< addressed - NJ.
k<t1 Grr>n. The n 'eran f~h s,.ltlfl<t. Who
inllcni<s ~ extent * d. iabor<.
-Nhen wes quite yr1n<.' ~ con-
rlnund. II would liz on tie limbs ~ trreS
rta. rrrrAed out over tie water entire
afternoons uAirlinx rne movements q -
Nh and Studying their h-t.-k AZ fnAs xn{
were before unklDun- saw - every OBJ
<<rr~r mn<< see. The destructive eiements
that arr warning against Ash and real
ix<d thAt usIex< something were .tonr- t4t
lie IN the streams a this eonrtry would
become extinct To rDarr%rnct this dis@s-
rrnr< End became my life WORK, and 1 am
happy 70 ~ kave -eea - accomplish
-Were you successful, on re <tsrts-
$50. indeed Up - that time All Ar<i-
fh- spawn lad failed. AMI ! was comPeLied
81 experiment in a. entirely new manner
Ih< y or< waz . careful and tedious one
lnf 1 fnaliy succeeded. and to-day ! am
allie - ha-fh ana rzfSs July ssvenry-1xe
~ cent. y, al spawn -
ren,are rt4n either the vegetable ~ ami
NAL kia4Aon.s PRO irce IA : natural CO..
1lfion.r
M know Il. ~ we e~xerr;s- the greats.
care IN the <.1r- nnL Kuari t1r htIs .e.-
sh..n~ri~r..r
To foregoing conversation occurred -
Caledonia wEert tie representative 81 this
rso~r va paving : Wit - the STAT Fish
Hntrheri->. II Ia been hi- privilege y
80 rnxt rxenrv-fre wears. tr- fh~ view
-.~.<r~~rl hrre exreeIx IN interest 1ny-hln-
e~.- i-f~~~ rr-esnurr3.
-Hcu MANY fsh are there IN those ponds,
Mr.. Gre<nsr
a. - save never attempted 70 count
<h.r = wiil - imr,~~ib.@ ~ say They
$3.50 ~~.~ rn ,nfr .ne millions though
~ ~T.rr.d EYER rhr~e millions ont 81 the
~.ona- -t,iS wear. ana there seemed 20 b -
many nfterwari y. b4iore- ige have hear
~ every variety y r. sToas fanliiy and
- ~ srs.k u hrbrids. Mr.. Green What
% va near " sksss,
~ ~. f.r~ri n rhe various fsh. and Am Sill
~5~Eiu- unnn Il. We cross the <emait SAL
mt rrsu+ with he male brook trout. and
r.u< rroiuc- : hyhriL. Then - cross the
IN hybrid with the brock trout wAic1 gives
y -s-re--or.r.~r brosk trout ana one quar-
- saim1a rron- This makes one n the
fr-<r f<hes ia The wori1. He has a. me
fab.-x II to brook trout. lives u bo-h
~-r~nmx rrd Lake.. develops vermiliQn
xro.x a. ~ sils.. Il e. readily % = Az. Is
80 ,~~r~ vigorous aud fully one-third
MAJ larger than ord nary brook trout 81 -nr
~a.re -. The possibilities 81 develop
nc. r. TIE rsh world are great and ~
- r.rt4lv n.r~-taininr what they are
a. tie man % news WATCHED thc eounre
nnn~e NJ NJ. Green Vile ~ Was giving
w. above account. h. r11i1 not hut fetl
fhx- - unxinrhe presence pt one 81 the few
!. inve<rirn.o-s VINO. from . ric1 and life
iNrr exrrrirnce. hrlng great beneEir ~ rhs
WORLD. L. fhf reader im4Gine = s-runz
\ anf *tn1rarr frame. Nurmnu -ed ~ . heaA
~trr- .Iw r4-~rrh in inst ~ Snrrnres- md
ror@r- wirh 4 white. SILKY beAri and lux
rrsaNt eraf hair. 18TH Gresn- the tathfl
ol MI ~rnIs1r4. ~ q picture " health nna
the rtFarNr rouii rot leln remnrkin< -
< III 1aG h&t ~een Sle thr l1st winter and
<prinE. rornr MAJ yo1 mi-h- hav.
< skon<hs liT r~nssy.r sid SO vs:eran, !.
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THr dude pr 3ner parts his hair. his
wa-ch-chaiu ami 1is name ia the middle.
-Ftn1dsl phiH Macs.
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THE prominent man IL TIE city j. the
srrest sweeper. He oils ~ rnhlir eyr--
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Hsrr q Loaf n. no Lcnh:. letter than
nome. IN. . neuxpaper man fryer <tt- :
Glance u Loaf - sl.-LocAtsftr FU>tEx-
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wsrox tracks are tie rcvni rnai. fcr
rrt they not prints q tires-CtArtnAan
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Ca-cAGo papers call Cincinnati Tie
>. Plaster Paris " America
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rrxrn singer can always secure . hall
ensisr than : ins<0. because r. can 80
higher
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INHERITED ET.-Ny fzrsny n hsyt ~cresr-
|s-~r Wt1Y. fNt Nr r3r <4*#l tN*
4 M. ia 4Wrra,r &r unf4 n uM4 1~1e
~rf~t rmr 4 M ttnr1 AID NN4 M t-r-N+ 49,
Nj SON en- f1rarrn ~ r4r.t ~ VI. - M. ~.
's- 4 Z HIVES. -. c'.rHsrlk- e.
2<-sr r.refrx ,rVnrx 1ts TfNrr rtf4 n l>&t.. Vt
Te-7ar. 80 rrT1nx rAA@t ~ $780, $3.50 n.
-rrsI ~ III - N NJ n - rtnt 40
'oHH''aA = - e ! i s~rzSnA1- S-ssA g.
on-.-rft-r o. B,n9k Al n..rn..- " .,.~ IT.
rt441r : A1Lk4IA- 60
orr0A MONTH. A-~rs- wsr'~d - ".
NAL A.<.Hi <SSSt t~-~Hrf \. 4es
C~r< - ~ - W.. unEflton q Co. Am krcor.
~ MA. for IN. tEN<t fArIu fA1t-EN41s 49, -
Ar~nss Wnn1e1 u1-se1't trr<rsst Innl<4 91-1e
ARNInn ~ wH1skY nAnTrs s.r-i
~ = noa.t 1.ftoet p..n n - - -
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m; Coleman and wife, of Philadelphla, are at
Hon. Richard Crowley, of New York, is at the
Arlington.
Capt De La Chere, Of the French legation, is at
Womleys.
Hon. R. v. Pierce, ex-M. c. from Buffalo, is at
the Arlington.
NJ c. George has moved from the Ebbitt house
into his new residence, l0l6 street.
J.J Dana US. A., and wife, S. II. Yelle Illinois
and ]. q. Potter, New York, are at Wormleys.
Hon. George W. Julian is in town, at 1870 East
Capitol street, and will spend the winter here,
The wife aud daughter of Senator Cullom, OF
Illinois, arrived yesterday aud are ut Wizards.
L. Stephens, OF New York; NJ. F. Fundenburg,
Of Philadelphia, and q. Raigosa, OF Mexico, are at
the Riggs.
Hon. william s. King, of Minnesota, who was at
one time the most famous legislator OF his day, is
at the Arlington.
Miss Virginia stilson, of Watervlle, Ne, is
Mcpherson square.
Secretary Foger was slightly indisposed yester-
day and Assistant Secretary French acted as sec
rotary of the treasury.
WIN. w. Kuehling, of Allenyille, La, former
Washingtonan is in town, ON visit 10 his broth
er, S. H. Kuehling, esq
r. II, Woodward, Hartford Conn; Mrs. A. A .
Tam, New York, and Hon Y. b. Reed, of Maine,
are at the Hamilton house.
S. f. Prime, Chlcago Jonathan Miller, New
Hampshire; Max Laib, Philadelphia, and Wm.
Allan, OF New York, are at Willard's.
Hon. Leonard Myers, of Philadelphia Hon.
Frank Jones, of New Hampshire and Arthur
Bradshaw, of New York, are at the Riggs.
Geo Mcflvalne, Montreal; l.. r. Keiier B, c.
Keller. Psnnsylyaai9 Hon, w. I, Davis Bradford
Robert Kerr, WIN, IL. Graham, Phladelpbia, j.
L. Wood, us N, are ~ the b. James.