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FARM FOR SALE.

THAT vel Asp~R and vatshi, Farm situated
IN abe tavr "t hcN,ra "a the natuw Hiii
t-'s~a'!e), asd Sea uscs u net T., Etsurret iIst
hN, Ia, r~rsHty ~ Berjania Th.r. a. nov 10
c-'s~si. - i0' sac. ~-'d fsFm esa-,-,- 81 shout
2e sc'rs, -uttaSls divided no tiit. e. pas orag.
ena v'"u bai, cher, ar ~ rrrrs OF ,Ne~l.eni
tiag- h"i Un 49, Farm Nbicr - n-sri, level.
Tree Hum q, ne an convenient a. ,bc ta.tL.iss.-
'uts iotiN ionz 81 hay, ,d coubl ,ss, u, usas IT,.
cot scvcefy i've toas.
The hu,Linag- consist az a hrso aossbL house.
Toroh ~ .,.Asss.- iva b.rn. sai -,sl... ali ,n
Co"l rrIsn; hoo-~ iuf irrr p.ii .up,,l,sd vth
good -ob natter %, lad sqae,iuci lrusn q, usvct
...hus rpuus. >,hso, IlDu-e 4ts,aj hb, r.si.
ifurH lac boa-s. SAL farms o. ~, !. 6ust. W.
60 ''rarT, ani tuur MIKE ,ru-n p'N d. N,lhar-.
~ fuch~v particular. irqpi-~ ' III .,,i,-~s,-
lCr GA the pfcmi-es. NANCY THOMAS
NvNtco, Sept 8. l-ts. ~
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Fam for Sale.

SiltNiED g. -Ls ptasaui ;,~n 81 Iiv-,
- nt'rr. ns,r tiiraau's Fcfr,. crri4,,..s -
'rfrs 'i oico ip,,'v'ir. 10 a-rcs q talr ,a. sr'
10 s~t~- ai a-o-i lIuA- u,ii s,NcI ~ilh r,,4, an
au abundance uI goot Max
e. trilo, g.. ard vel ,,ar-rrI l. fa,tfrr
p TOM o. ."'t ht,, g,-ai bt ot straw arI c,yn
'df-t utre yoaug Co.'S. aud fsru.ng Tool.
in- or 80 wiV b. safl
TOR pNrtt-u! re- apply 20 he rul,-cr i-r - Al
t-'r. We Cht~ l.. EUSTIS.
sept. - is"s :.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing which
J. n, Once agreeable,
healthy, and ciE,ciual
for preserving the
hair. Faded o. gray
h0tT Is Eo0n restored
to Us original color
'-ih The gloss and
G,sbnes5 of yo,ah.
Thin l,ir h ihirk-
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In The p,s,g;ct Cvmt Of ihc Uni.ed State fsr a..
nt.trict ct Na,ev:
" the toat'rr 90 6corgs W. Ncs hsi. Bsak ragt:
rs. - to g'vc antice that y.tt,on has t-cn
prrseacJ 60 The C.,r, thu. tNeu',- scScuth la, 81
cc'uh't, \. ID lSSS, l., G..igc W. Ns~kaR.
IT t"H. b,a~ru.'i, pa, ,ng that he NAY - de.
er~ed Go have ION i,schsrg, irpm al az. dcts.
provlirc oni-g The i'sGA'a,t Act ,neisd,ag all h,-
Individual and epplrineE,hia dch,s q. a ro-ul,..r
o' tie hrm % T.. Z. sto-c \ Co. aai uTsan
reading saId istitinn, II Is 'del ed b, the Court
thai heaTH- L. h-d 0oo he sans "a he 2S,h NV
Il pccrrnheT. 4 l-c-. - ore IL. c.,art IN Port
land ia said district, at sea q. s,sl that
a creditors "a b. haNs pUoVy,l ,h~is Dbl All osh
- Prrsoas a. iHtct~-t, RAJ appcar at .aii time
aud pL.cr srd show crs-s. = rhs thsS have. whv
The rJsyrt OF s,id pgtiiiJu sh-d usI H. gTsaIs,i.
WI 4 rEEBLE.
Ctofk ~ p,s'r'ot Coast Or sai1 Uistri=t.
Nov o - ~
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To the tloe''shle Go,sDos aal Couasil OF ID.
Siass Of Nsiae.
TUE uaietsign- cii'r~ss % -,,d state rc.psct-
4 folly r-pressn, thst 4, usss - Lowell Of ~.
tarn 10 ss'd Cosiy ~ a. esTt. dolly convicted
90 The ctin~ % htc,uN az the ivrm 9th, Sapsr,ne
Judicial Couf' 1rlt So aid cvaniy Of O>iord 20
Scilsnlbc' Let AM srn'sacte 10 coa6seya.ai IN
al. Stts Ps,.os ios th-tcrsa o( two ,eirs that be
has t.ca cssh,-si 80 th~ gtoi ~ fats.. IA aid
Co'sn,y. 90 The t.taa ~ ssDfi eight mss.h-. That
he - 80 th,n twenty Ncar- II asv, AMI that
~, Eips's 10 ths ch.sEe sg.insg h,m ~h,oh he
eoar 'ctsi, he s',-is,urd good character. We
t-i',ve hirn 10 ~ PFog-T suaJ-ct 81 E>eeu,,vs
clrrs.pcy an toe pebble ,ntrre-t srtli mt suffer
,, tn CNcrcitc 81 bat p,~rr ~ his t-hsh. We
,hcf,isio ,.fi, hat ne ma, - IssT,i,aed sai &C
stored 10 hiss hhTriN 4Vt r'Rh's Il ss hal MT
i'm rnnx..IeN N sd calLnr.
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The Progress of Maine

Governor, Con. John \. Poor has made an
interesting report on the progress Of Maine
in population, valuation, manufactures, rail
roads. commercial, facilities. s.. during
the pas; eight years, OF which tbe A"s"sta
correspondent Of the Boston Journal gives
the following synopsis -
The report regards the condition Of
Maine A. more hopeful than at any peri od
since 1886. when The anti Improvement pol
icy was established in tho State through IN
friendly Legislation 10 railroads and MANN,
iactures
Maine is las, becoming iniePe' dent II
her commercial policy. and Is enabled to
supply herself With Western produce and
foreign imports without any dcpcndenec on
Boston or New York, She has already lac
best connection With adlionsl lines already
in contemplation. She has now in opers
ton 537 miles OF railroad, 3l4 additional
miles Of railroad in progress. the cost ol
which will exceed -. OO0.OOd, s,,h some
200 miles more In contemplation. but not IN
actual progress or under ooatraet.
There are in Maine fortv-tSo towns and
cities, whose population at L,is time exceed,
5000 inhabitants. Mr. Poor estimates the
population OF Portland, July /, 1865. at
% Sj7 Bangor. IA. 934 Lewiston. II .0j2
B'adeicrd. 97es; Augusta, 9js2. Bah.
9275; Rockiand, SiO0 Calais So West
brook, G773; Saco, 6GSS; Auburn. G274 :;
Belfast, 5721 a,d ths population Of ;hc
whole State a. 6sS OIL. or gain Of Q per
cent. since 1850, the principal portion OF
which is due 10 new railroad Undertakings
AMI increased attention To manufactures.
In 1860. Portland. Cape Elizabeth and
Wes;brook had a populuio oiSI 754 Mr.
Poor estimates their present population al
Ao.S69. an increase OF 6I3j from 1860 to
1868. SIco anl.Biidc ford hai population
of 10. $40 in 1890 estimated population IN
1868, 10. 39l. gain II s25 since 1859
Lewiston and Auburn had in ] $50 I popu
l.tiou OF y 500; in le6S. l. .3.6. 4 gain o.
485I. These estimates It Mr.. Poor are
less THAI the popular Impression Tie pop
uiat.ou Of Lewiston aal Auburn Is cstialat
Cd rs high as 20 Wso ~ many OF their own
citizens There As no }oH5i TIA, il,ir pop
uiatioa Is rapidly on the increase Tic
.ar,,,a, si...l, ir,.s...f 3, ,.,-..r,.....,,. -
Y...i.,o, = ,s.-,,.,,. 81. ,,-.-.,-. -
ton o, 70 900 ., a.. .,,,s .,,. =. -.
-s.-r r- I,x,u IT,. -. mn, s.l..t.
l-s,- chs sr.t.i -....,..,t.,- a.. ,,..,...-.,
Al ia = -r~s;e- th.r ft, -..-,t,..-- ,f
p,---- IA .r.,s. -. -,
f.,.- ii... e...,.., s .
-sS- -,..,--. ,-.,--
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STATE oF MAINE.

tN~rU.fr~ u fssff sursif. D
AuEssts. n,tr,-t - b. IS.,- (
Nos.cs 81, Asrsl, x,rcu chat th~ t,,rsutus 49,,
ii.-- 8 n ;lf 81 ai a., mas - e. . -sr o.;
.~sis1rrt g. ths .ts Prssoa - th- er4n- - La.
crew, % u-s i~r.ltug l-tsf~ 'h- G.vrta.f aat
1.srsris. sat b. ,risg ihsrr,.n - 81 - xra.-i ~
tar Coon. taa.l'ss st fsssts. 90 tt.t4s. tho
gJ.a az rf Sarr1.i- 49, ai eco a'ss,4A \ "
TNSNkitN DTIN So, e stl,-
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farmers department.
'sPxED TEE PLow.

Atithe at aud seiol,ces pertaining 90 hie,s'"
closet, linked t"grther, and are intimately con
n~cfcd ~th A.rtculture.-Ae RiCoLA
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rtghts ss n lse hal
.tltnr.
y y liw4,uA
Augusuis 4 ~anllcru
tcn " ne.o~i
Jane. f,snoh jr
Amnit BpVrt.D
Oua l.3Weli
Fraakita " than
Iu-ha. Rl-ilon
j.airs II Ridlca
ReuJ u Rrilan
Jvsst,h l. CLuarnt
~'sTh' n R,d'ua
Dhscf Low cli
Geo leitaa
w Sst;sa 81
W m ( ait,n
A " Istfsa
lrasr : lowell
Geo " l.a~-ti
psniclN rivtce
tl,a- sustlt
Ssmasl " G,,uid
th 4 Go-all
Esuisr html.l
Je.eph 4 psyts
" " Five
v VI BtaStrr
CiiaiUa q iIs5nul
low tlaFk
Ja'or- Evaa. J..
J. 4 We, man
W m Wrvman
y n ilsasn
L. X i,Asi"n
4 ALVIN l.sH.lsrd
itss Nuu,l
} smrs an.
Ihoml. ~iarl,,rd
han,'i ~mau
u q SfusH
W iLi-r X 1n.spa
Joha y St-ntoa
tNtas h Na,i
tAAs 4 watA
W \ St1rah
- 3 i-a~ru
Jt,4. 4 l.a~ 70
tsuws
} ,hn u Fhort,s5n
J.-pA NeAArk
Stsvl g taatrtc.
a a.iJ. : S,{.t,s !
Oliver Evans
J -.rph Crsl-
Thoma. Nils,
J .mrs Hrattcr
\ y nsatt.r
J nv 3 wrnt~tsIh
J u llti
ilas " ,sr-n
Arht-r " -as~ or,h
" , Wsisoa
Snmarl " l.srd
J ,tH ~cp'ss~r
jrhn iiun;rcss
t-s Lord
IBuLhh ilsatsc.s
ll.fFt-sa liuotrrss
fs.shrt ~ Lid
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Legal Notices.
Sheriff Sale.

ONToEu. s.. Ger. 3l;A ISSs.
k(l vIrt0e "a ga eNeCutoa which sas issued oa
ID isdgsseat 10 h,VoS OF Jsiocs J. EsSrr-. 81
ttAet1'g. siorc-a al aCs,nst Nt1ltsm ptstsc, %
,a'J fTy-o.g. "a the Suprrms Jpiioni CDsst
which VS. hs<sn sRd hSLi.a at Pans. "a ausi 80
he C'aaty Of ONG's,l, the 81 10, .isy at Sop
tsud'ct. l-o,. have tssea all the ught ~ s-luity
'h~i the sad h's'" bad "R the ,h"ty be-, das
IT August lsst, abe Ga, whcs ,Ac same ~. 49,.
iseacd ou me-ns procc.s, 20 r'.lssa ccttain Esort-
sAgcd real estssr igtRZ N -aid fsyel-srg. aai be-
'ng the sslsc prsasI-.s now occniisd hs rsta ID.
s'ie and th. -ssne thsi T. d~-cri-,l ~ mott
deed hft~oi trOn thc sad u,vins 60 Wiiie,ia
,.of,ioa 81. dated Ftisuar, s,h. iS6l ,nI r.-,.I.
- ~ thr oSt-Fd Ncsirtn bat, ,rt Rrs .fr, HOOK
o, fagr iSS-and un Satu,dsy ga, ninrie-r,.h
h'S - DrrrSr,Hrt. A. ~. iS,s> al Ten n he cisek
ga lie tcrva5s'a. q tSs 'fhrc % y. T. ilasttn-s.
81 frNthufg. shsii of'' ht ,,s O., run'ic auc.
hon. ." tb~ highest b,dlcf ssd riga, 80 equity OF
redemption.
ANDREW BUZZEtL.
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The story ist.d 'hat at ,le ceremony OF
breaking ground ior a railroad 10 the $ lfh
west clergyman. WHO was called upon q.
open ihe proceeding 5,h prayer. puile!
from lis pocket manuscripts which he
real. Ibi. greatly amused a colored 1ro,h
Or, Who leaning on bis shovel. remark Oh
wis gria 'Gol'y, ja,s tbe inu uu.
lie dars,y ever knew the Lord written 30 OH
,bc so. i.,' ci a railroad
Ma = complain q ;tcir memory brt
none complain .: 90. Judgment.
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Urn coEs'siSd ~ ssta
J y Nri,i-artl
Chss Hubbard
J T. TT.
VI i.cs : " tullrn
tsto " ToNie
t.l--r lowell
49, loeell
Ihls & Goo Uia
tv.u 2 q o,'~ 10
1hlmas &. o-iNtn
Mm a tr4tg
i.o,4i Mics
u.,,gloNrU
v NIL Cr-s
Phu.ss Wih4m
tt.,,a. Rt.e~p
Al, A..L..
PR &C.,
S,nylI.st,o
WmC ti,to,p.
Cs.b CCt,m,n-
C,,.II Ci~g,mts
N.,..Il Am.
Sel...a = Adam.
E..,~,a FIY
Aii,~r, lowell
Issub,uIasrit
i..ish FlS
" az Rptkc
J 4 Mad-sotth
Si-phea Bs,irck
tr~t. Stn4t
: 4mDpl M.lsautih
" ~ g Bad LAX
lauiu,as ' II. ~
EdmupiT t~1suts
~t.pA.a I,u,lnuk
I.i.,a Itoi1a,d
Thamss Ii,S iurd
ia4r y O.-o-pI
~ !I,s..s
4 ~ II~.i-B
Ggu. RAp
Tr.r~,t Sta.rt
to-hR,-tw.
pa.,.Io,s.sv
&C., tII;..Lt,.
Ia. iti.rk
~us.., u,..o
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SPECIFICS,

Who have tesa sNffHsisviY rssii iH the Nv fng
land ~tairs see p-sst sisnf f+ uul fof hie'i a.
csal-u f.s 1rfrs8. -1isf s4g1ntaErs over tsus~ iB
nfIsIrafF 4-r. COZ rr1Ff 90 E a-.h faaf D. ga
tfsiF currsHtir trrsvasing tsstErss daTihF = rel.
trrrv ia Hartford g ware.
fsg That itpfa fa- Irtt-tt rnt fffuesiun a tho
irs-rs 49, assfr and prvasrs~ te sisht. ftrtfFtug
frtrt uftf change GrHfcr Frarf.
3i VA ffs- % rf.H,trHT a~f 6lftirrt rrss
- s.si1a. s.tt ao aHssfrf GO hnt comferf not
hifncrfa o. j1J,s g.. sts.. -Iie asafsFs.
-. i.tt 3D. f..I. fill fs..l IIU. il- if1tr1 Ar
Er,urf a. Tlaraf.. lrst .frt ti q HFtl- rcrr..s.s
sri - Tarr. faIf asa tflIt.4tt aai nos Liable o.
D r.s.4f ..4I.r.G.
SAB itt.fl. fft.--- ia 81 s.' 'fg srv.,t g. sNstb.r
E..f 'It.f .i .'f.. ore 20 So a.f.t s-laltg sod
hutss. srf rasrtat.si g. risst Iu ,tcfy Fertres
iusF Gee .a.f ie. frtH t.aE ffe-.rts lFf q
ss 4.st-t f',f o. auI chfa.-s;, tFca4as tuf
bet a.sa.t isftsHr uaay .rs's aiftost cflan<r
b<trr H~ts4s1rr.
So-uas nf tls I.-4 s.. sl.li Norway. lt r.r
~fuf. ~ ..F a.rs. "a. l.f. Oh f.f tlf tr.-
gss " rr.ar .sf i.FsrF ii-ffs. Fig'fs 1sI - 81
rf+.f...4 l..' r....r At.-t daring trr inter- 0
so b ssaaasst if,e 81 e..Nse H uOG Froi,f.y
.tE.f
sswT EWrL"1 SO rEBLNEs
Itrl '-tr. -.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IL u" District Court q IN. Uaiss state. Dsstlci
ct Natnr
In the matter OF " iiAul a. Ssau NauA Fupl
Ihis - 10 EtVr ne;io that p-titaa has f-sa Pr,
s~ntcd 20 IT, toGrt. thi. 9Th dNs ncfobr i-ss-
% NilitA1n u "a Al 1T iafts, tansr.ys. trsy
Tax that h~ nay b dTcfV~d Ia have = all d.
ehafgr fsom al hts dEb-. ifussb.s anaisr tis Bsns
rupi Net, snd ulou frldn. stit I-ii iBn IL i. ~
drfvd by the Ssort thzt h.srnE - had utsaE tic
sAne. on the 18th daY q ltcc, satr II So b-tofV
III. tOsFt IN fortlAad. Ia ait pa.irtcs, thf,t
ocock L ~. sni thsi no 10 thereof - p4hit.h.a
IN thv oNfgri iNcmccrst Ard ~ Portland NCskiy
Afvcfttssr nr~seag Pftntsd ia said pstrcs oucr
N~rt flr thgut saces--stse zcrks ani that srd
toFs vho have PROVED thsir d~A,s ans other trssrn
la tst"f'st mas apo 81 Hsid ttuir zEi ,ss~ -la
sl'oN oAass % ems tnvg have. shy GAr prayer 81 sAid
peiition sAosld aog b, .tasisd
Nm 4. FEEHIE
Clerk q D'stfic' t1Gf tos .As4 DistF.ct-
Noy a. $50
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encd, FILLING hair checked, and bald
mess oGrn though no; always, cured
nv it, use. Nothing eau restore tho
hair where tic follicics arc destroyed.
or the elnuh' airrph,ci nud decaycd.
But such a, remain can lie saved for
usefulness ly ,his application. Instead
of touiiug the hair with pasiy scdi-
mcnt, 1t viii keep - c.cau and vigorous.
1t occasional use viii Tr,voul the hair
from turning gray or failing oil, aud
consequently prevent Laidrcss. Free
from those do!c;crioas substances which
make some PREPARATION, dangerous and
injurious To the hair, Inc Vigor can
ouly hcucR, bat Cot harIn it. Ii wanted
merely ios
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Notice TO Creator.

Cl.tt q p,stf.r. Coar l,t ,a,a D..,r,et
Neslf 212T
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ANDREW BUZZEtL.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

rq.s,, sheriff.
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CLEARED YEsTnRI

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
str T.. G. Bidde, McCue, New York w. p Clyde & Co.
str ". Whilldln, Rggans, Baltimore A Groves, Jr,
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, Tor baltimore, with tow
el barges, w. z. DIVIDE d Co.
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AMUSE MENTS.

NkW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
TIE WHITE FAWN,
THE WHITE FA WN,
And Jarrett and Palmer's combined
PAB ISIENNE AND VIENNOISE BALLET
nrAn,r,Es NOM 1TIlh@ouPks @ ,n-
PlhZUTTI. and LA PErI TIE SUHLAGER,
.s sUPPOkTED By ~ CORYPHE EkS
Anu Granu Corps de Ballet
Int scenery is The most Beautiful and Costly ever
presenter nl any theatre In the world
THE COSTUMES TIL MOST BRILLIANT EVER
ADMISsION.-Dress Circle and Parquet rs cen,s
OrcheElra Seats 81 Fadilv Circle, 20 ce'ts
NO EXTRA Cha RC f. FOR RESERVED SEArs
sATURDAY-WHIrB FAWN MATINEE
WALNUT SIRE ET THEATRE, BEGINS ATS.
w THIS lIrday) LVHNlNG, Aug, %,
BENEFIT OF LEFEINHWhLL.
who will appear for the first time as
CLORINDA,
in H. Byron's laughahe Burr. sque Of
CINDERELLA;
Or the Lover the Lackey, or the Little GLASS Slipper
and N'
ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS,
In Edmund Faconer's laughable absurdlty of
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE.
go MONDAY EVENING, Aug, 81,
with new scenery, the Drama entitled
.- FOUL PLAY,
Irt m he celebrated work of Charles ReRde and Dion
BouccanI In SIX acts by Charles Reade, Esq.
TOYS AN ERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
Il LIVERY EVENING AND SAL 1URDAY
AFIERNOO
GREAT. COM BINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets, Eth tpisu Burlesques, Songs,
Dances, Pantomimes, Gymusst ACES, exc.
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TRUSSES.

-. "sEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS
SSS[ No. ls47 ChEsNUT street. This Truss cor.
recty applied win cure and retain with ease the most
nliortsbt, used IN bathing lifted to form, never
risIs, breaks, soils, becomes limber moves from
place. no stTspping, Hard Rubber Abdominal 6up-
porter by which the Mothers, Cor pulent, and Ladies'
suffering with Female weakness, will hnd relief and
perfect supports very light neat snd effectual Pile
fnstrun ents shoulder BrnceB, ElastlC stockings 10
weak liInbs suspensioas etc. Also large stock bea
Leather Trusaes, half usual price, Lady In attenh-
nee l3fWm
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
- Office No. l04 S. FIFTH street.
4 an
NOTICE 10 CONTKnGToRS. 80 -''''


Sealed prOpO ais Ill be received the Office of
the Chi Commiss OF ghwavs un III 10 Oclock A
M. on SATURDAY, 10th ast. tor the construction
of Sewer the west foot OF Broad sr7et, from
The SOIL curb line OF Oolum ba avenue TO the south
line Of OXfo street, with clear inside diameter of
two feet ak inches, hnd with such inles aud man
holes as may be directed by the Chief Engineer
and Surveyor. The understand ng TO be that the
Contractor shall take bills prepared against the
property fronting on said sewer To the amount of
collar and twenty-five cents Tor each ueal foot
OF the side of the street much cash
paid; and one-hRlf the ba.auce limited by Ord-
nance TO be paid by the City.
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track the sewer stall be constructed along
side Of said in such manner as not to obstruct
Interfere with the sale passage or the cars thereon
and claim remuneration shall be paid the Con-
tractor by the Company using said track, spectled
in Act of Assembly, approved May s, 1866.
All bidders Invited to be present at the time
and place opening the said Proposals. Each pro-
posa will be accompanied by certicate that bond
has filed in the Law Department as directed by
ordinance OF May 25 1860 lfthe lowest bidder shall
not execute a contract within five days after the
work is awarded. he will be deemed declining,
will held liable his bond for the difference
between his bid and the next highest bid. spechca-
tiOns may be had at the Department OF Surveys,
MAHLON II. DICKINSON,
sN8t Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
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IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, NEW

l. YORK. ,
No, 27 WEST HOUSTON STREET, NEW YORK,
August 20, 1873.
For the information of those Intending to bid for The
removal Of rocks In n ell Gate it Is necessary to
state that the contract Will not necessarily bs
to the lowest or to any bdder. The Time which the
bido propose TO consume In performing The work,
well ss The character OF his PROPOSED mode Of oDe-
pracicability, Will likewise be considered
in signing The cont act. JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineefs
s24 mfw At Rrevet MsIO, General u =, A.
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SELLING LOTTERY PoLICIEs.- Yesterday after
noon Officer s. d. Franklin arrested Daniel e.
Holman, charged with assault and battery and
selling lottery policies. Samuel R. Place col.
ored testified that he wrote the book and that
Hoffman backed it. Held in $500 bail TO
answer,
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OFFICERS REUNIoN.--On Wednesday a num-
Der of the officers belonging to the 1884 Regi-
ment Pennsy sylvauia Volun teers, OF which Colonel
George p. Mclean was the commander, called
upon him at his residence, N. Tenth street. Tue
evening was spent in talking over the affairs of
camp lie. The four regiments in which Colonel
Mclean served we're welt represented. During
the evening speeches were made by Captain
Jacob Stretch, J. Reside White Henry II.
Myers, and others. The party then partook OF
sumpuous repast, and separated after an
evening OF mutual eniONment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
ILNk
The Wheat Crop,

Fostoria, o., March so, 'cs.
Eos. TaIBusE; Having travelled to some extent
over the country adjacent to this city, and
throughout the county, and having observed the
appearance Of the wheat crop in particular,
sm prepared to say-taking all in all-that the
prospect for q fair yield is moro favorable than
the nj ost sanguino had heretofore believed t to
bo. But. as usual, certain amount Of "croak.
ing" must be ndulgod in, ere somo can bring
themselves % the belief that there will be wheat
enough raised the c>mng season to keep them
from starving.
The late warm, gentA, showers Of rain and
favorable weather, have wrought favorable
change in fields hitherto bearing the appearance
Of being almost destitute Of anything having tho
resemblance Of wheat. The uneAsinesS ni.ni.eSt-
od about the wheat was mostly occasioneo by
the barren appearance Of the 6eds. Bat forum.
atoly the seed was in healthy state, only requir.
ing favorable weather to develop itself, and make
the fields assume their wonted appearance.
have noticed a good many fields in tho neighbor-
hood Of Fostoria, as well as other localities in
Seneca oounty-looking green and fresh, be-
speaking good crop the coming season. Some
fields being exposed 70 the "chlly blasts" OF
northern winds have suffered in consequence,
aud will no doubt, be plowed up and other grain
caused a good deal Of extra labor for the farmer
in rebuilding fences, making repairs, snd go
forth, to protect his e9ming crops.
Yours, Respectfully
NAMDLAW.
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EDITORIAL GOSSIP.


The Hancock Jeftrsonian Ia running its
presses by steam. An entcrprising firm for
our neighboting village.
1t is reported that Dickens will return to
Elrope on the 29d of April. We presume
he has got enough Of American nOies'---we
have.
The receipts of customs at the port Of
New York, on Monday werO scven hundred
thousand dollars in gold.
A mou who resides on Heiley'S IslArd Was
at Sandusky a few days ago, and hearing
that his wife was sick at home, chartered a
boat at cost Of $50 to take him home.
The Delaware GGsette has entered on its
50lh volume. We arc glad tc learn that it
now enjoys a greater degree of heSthhl
prosperity than at any former period OF its
existence. Long may It wave.
The Joncsboro, Uuion county. Ill.,, Gazette
of the 2lst, says "Peach, plum aud pear
trees are now in bloom. Strawberries will
be ripe in three or four weeks. The pros
pect for an abundant fruit crop in all Egypt
was never more Aattering.
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Alarrioors

sHocK--jUNk.--o the so,h ias,., ~ Rev. ,
II Good, Ni his residence. NJ John Jhock Of
"rhe Tim Gold and Silver Mruing Ccmrany Of
Colorado" to Mss Lirio A. Junk, Of stSubsu
County, Indiana.
HUBBR WOUND. AT the Parsonage Of
the ". r. Church, in Tiaia, by the Rev. l..
Warner, on the 9l,h inst. Mr.. Daniel huber
10 Miss Henrietta Yound.