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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

rFREv. o. II. TIFFANY, d; n. viii preach
a erIe, near OH street, TONIGHT, at IA
nIpJHB MEMBERS OF TIE JCsTINIAN
Wy FkAI ERNITY are requested 70 meet At the
ns, On SATURDAY EvENING a. ~ law oel fa.
Bn,iBtss Of Importance 20 be transacted.
de S a-SF Of the fr''d1S' c. DOM, Recorder.
Wy MOUNTAIN LODGE, No. Is71, G.U.O
OF Oda Fellows; vii meet a, tnsir h,i, o. L b
NEsrAY, October I'D, att clock p IN, to max
srrsngsment. 10 bTr5 one Of the members BrOt.er
p. G. ALERT CARROLL, deceased IT.
TsREMUyEp-Tte Employment Rooms Of tn,
~ Won MS Christian Ass 'cation have bs,u
removed T. sth street ncrthwest, corner Mark"t
ckiidren's underwear on hard Dressmaking ana
all kinds Of Ilain srd fancy sewing done. TIL
patronage Ct The public Is soliclted octl8.tnoyll
FCITIZEks' BUILDING CbMPAsY-rhs
nc hslsuce Of the stock i snbs ribed for PArsie-
irs's!ment Is now due and payable at the Office 81
o,tIs3r wH.CLAGETT, Treasurer.
rFOFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO GA
Wy NAL COMPANY,
ANShFoLis, Oct. l6, 1873
Is5S, Of Preferred CONSTRUCTION Bonds Of ibis com
PsEy will be paid Al the baUkiIE house = Alexande-
octl7;d A. P. GoRMAH, Pre.ident.
W SAVINGS AND TRUST G6MPaSY.
WisHiISTox, d, G, Ss.sptornbtT 25i, 1873.
SAFE, ard uFtil further Ia,ics, This Company vii
Apply It's rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice OF
stp2i 2m G.W sTIcKNEY, Actusry.
FMILBURN's POLAR SODA,
HsCOLDES7 AND BESTIN THE WORLD
with pure Frnit, Cream and other syrurs
MINERAL sPRISG WATERS,
No. l42S PENNSYLVANIA AvRrvs,
Jels-tr near fifteenth street,
TsCHEECYS MANDKAhK PILLs.-Thss,
Wy pills are composed exclusively Of vesetsbis
The use 81 90 nes sass amy Of Z.
srsct. They .et directly BON the liver, and are
Complaint, Bilisss Disorders. Indigestion. siei
he q %S Pill. ''' so1 :.s
by sll Druggtsts and pealers m3-tr
TY. NJ, o. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9th snd streets.
New Books constantly bsing received by this Ii
brsry' over 1000 having been added within the past
Terms-s5 per annum: - Per quarter
FBEE READING ROOMS for Ladies' and Gen
tlemen. Daily Prayer Meeting 1918. 6 and .. N.
SABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, 4 D. m for
the n..ses, 81 NJ IN Lincoln Hall. sepH-tr
~ PROF. J MARRY THOMPSON will com
The course viii continoe until March, 1874 Admis.
Tickets. which are free, can be obtained of DR.
MI RPHY at the Hospital. sep3O-lm
UFINEE, S Sts J HhE k xaIS KG;sxy
FINE OLD RVS WHISKY
FINE OLD Rye WHISKY,
EiNE OLD RYE WHISKY,
ZINE OLD BYE WHISKY,
FINE OLE kYE WHISKY
WARRLNTEp WARRANTEp WARRAN1Kp
PURE PURE PuRH
AND UNADULTERATED,
For General and Medicinal Use.
This Is tn article have sold for upw ards OF
i've years with universal sstsfac on put up in large
bottles al One Dollar bottle can be had in any
| quantity.
~ Notice, that we will return the money IL this
whisky does not give satisfaction or prove repre-
] stntod by Us,
| Also, an excellent stock Of California Wiues-
Port, sherry Angelica, Muscsfei, Hook AID u aret
also; Kelly s Island Catawba and imported Liquors
Of all kinds.
! Arthur NATTANs. Drusria,
OctlQ-tr Corner I'd and ID :, rs-t. m "
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n THEsUPBEME COURT or THE DIsTsICT
OF COI,UMRIa AnANA

HoLdins Sp.e'si Tern, Ocfo1~ alst, 1873
In the Gaze of Stork, Rx1cufor If
LAURA A. kINKEAD, deceased, the EI.cutSr
aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION Of the gu
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia afore-
said, appointed TUESDAY, November Iith, A. D.
1873 for the final settlement and distribution of the
p-rroual Of said and Of the assets in
land, as far the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all the credit
tors and heirs cf said deceased notified attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate: Prorided, q copy of this
order be published once week for thee weeks in
The Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
oct1l-t St Register Oh Wills.
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SQUARE HANOKERCHIgFs FOR LADIES
~ NECK WEAR can be hal from
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR.
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INl Of Ffench, $50 I strsst-Clas.es Tor Istiss ~
IL a. m. and at half pet D m. Glasses for yonpe
girls and boys at half. past two M ortaI.anS rs
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nSG6okGE W; KAUFMAN, yKa,es Of ths
Wy fedce, attends to all kinds Of Claims and Lee
gal business, southwest Of nth and streets
northwest. mavSI.1
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A LII THE NEW SHADES IN SCARFs AND
n BOWS for LaHles have Just be~n received by
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR.
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NANCY HANDKKRCHIEFS FOR LADIES'
new assortment Just received at
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY TAYLORS.
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ADIES' HOSIERY-The largest an best stock
- south OF New York-cSn he fpnpd At
LOCKWOOD, HBFTY & TAYLORy
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READ TIE FOLLOWING

urge a CAREFUL inspection Of my goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere, assuring the pnblic that
never before have had such variety Of Gar
meDts to please all tastes and desires, to
accommodate all purses, to give
such entire satisfaction.
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The American Association

Portland, Me, -. \ general session OF
the Science Association was held at ten
o'clock. Among the ladies present was Mrs.
Thompson, who gave the $1,000 to the Assoc
citation.
II. A. Barnard, F. w. Putnam, Asa Gray,
Joseph Lowering, and j. S. Newbury were
appointed a committee to obtain an act of in
corporation for the Association.
number of the members accepted the in.
vitaton of President Chamberlain and visited
Bowdoin College to-day.
The following new members were elected
G. W. Carleton New York, Edward f. Mason
Boston, George T. Talbot Portland, Herman
Knapp New York, S. +. Swan Brooklyn, S.
II. Tewksbury Portland.
Tomorrow the Association goes on clam
bake to Old Orchard beach.
In section B the first paper read was by
Prot. G. Brown Good, on the question, 'Do
snakes swallow their young" The object OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26
Rallomell loraI Mems.

According to the census of 1870 there were
one hundred and eighteen persons in this city
over the age of seventy years. proportion
of one to twenty of the entire population.
The ratio has probably continued about the
same to the present time. These facts are
important, demonstrating mos. conclusively
the remarkable healthfulness of our city.
Since 1870 only nineteen Of the above have
died, leaving eighty-nine Of the original num-
Der still living.
The violent wind of Sunday last did consid-
able damage in this vicinity, by shaking fruit
trees, prostrating corn, etc. One Of the tall
locust trees in the yard of the Baptist church
in this city fell with a crash at about the
time of the assembling of the Sabbath school
at twelve o'clock, causing quite commoton
among the boys and girls, as we'll as older
people generally. In falling it crushed down
another smaller tree, and Frustrated the tele-
graph wires, finally depositing its huge top
across the railroad track A large limb was
also wrenched from an elm tree near the rail-
road station, aud lesser limbs in various parts
of the city. 1t is seldom so powerful blow
is experienced at this season of the year.
The Baptist Sabbath school and society con-
template an excursion to Collins pond on
Thursday next, should the weather prove IA
vorable.
Deacon Isaac Snow, one of our oldest and
most respected citizens, died at his residence
on Pleasant street on Saturday afternoon last,
at the ripe age of seventy-six years. His fu-
neral was largely attended at the Free Will
Baptist church ON Monday afternoon. For
many years Deacon Snow has been an officer
and prominent member of the above church.
A praise meeting is notified at the Free
Reading Room this TUESDAY evening. All
are cordially invited to attend. Good music
may be expected.
1t seems difficult for our city council to OBJ.
tain quorum during the warm season, and
when one is secured it is said to be hard re-
tanning it, especially.if some important bust
ness is to be transacted involving official re-
sponsiblity, or where test vote is required.
''sergeant-at-arm should be provided
to bring delinquents before the bar of the
council for reprimand ard fine.
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Boston Dry Goods Market.

FRIDAY, August y.
Trade for the past week has not been quite so ac-
tive with agents, and there has been a somewhat
lessened demand for package lots. Jobbers, how
ever, have been distributing their recent purchas-
es and will be compelled to seek fresh supplies at
mand is confinod to the actual wants of cons umers
which are sufiicien to absorb the production OF
most descriptions of cotton fabrics.
Standard Sheetings have been taken quite freely,
and at present prices they are relatively cheaper
than the finer grades of CottOns.
Fine Brown goods are also in demand and prices
are without change.
Bleached Cottons OF the popular makes are very
steady, and the sales for con sumption quite sat
isfactory.
Cotton Flannels are moving steadily. and some
new makes are put upon the market at low prices
Fancy Stripes continue to be taken quite freely,
but old styles quiet and only sell In small guam
titles.
Denims are in fair demand and there is no &C.
emulation of these goods. Prices well sustain
ed, and an advance of one-half cent has been
made on one or two popular makes.
Ticks steady, with moderate sales.
usual average at this season. but there is spec
ial activity.
The agents of the various Print works have an
excellent assortment OF medium and dark colors
which jobbers have taken wanted.
Delaines and Reps are selling well, and the Ham
ilton WOoilen Company are Offering some of the
best work and most beautiful styles ever produced
by these mills.
Woollcns are not so active, and the demand il
confined largely to the jobbing trade. but there ie
fair inquiry for small lots of fine Cassimeres and
Overcoats.
Carpets are without change, and there il Il steady
demand.
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My KINGDOM FOR A HoRsE.-What the
purse of King Richard could not then pro-
cure, all can now purchase for a song. The
Centaur Liniment will not raise the dead horse
of King, but it will cure lame one, and
more than that-it is the most remarkable
thing for swellings, stiff joints, caked breasts,
stings and bruises, the world has ever seen,
A man ought to suffer with the Rheumatism
who has not tried this liniment.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie ant
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute fol
castor oil. august 1f-1m
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last Fire.

lfast Fire.
re broke out in,the sail loft of Charles
d on the wharf near the B. & M. L. r.
depot, at 2 o'clock p. M. This is
time Mr.. bennett has been burned
g 1865. The fire department was
Y on hand, but could not check the
4 the devouring element. The pro-
the flames was stayed at 10 o'clock,
I'm lack of material to burn than from
rhuman exertions of the flremen. 1t
ped at Reuben Sibley's house on High
having crossed Union street on its
A fire engine from Bangor and ma
|om Searsport and Castine were got
lrescue during the evening. The
Is blowing q gale, accelerating and
3 the destructive element. The
destroyed was located on the water
the city in the semi-circle on the
Of Front street. The buildings on
side of the street were also destroy
" dwellings. Not far from one hun
twenty-five dwellings were destroyed
lsged in the area swept by the fire,
" families are homeless and in al
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DE-
BILlrY. CAUTION. -HYroPHosPDIrEs.-
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs.
As this preparation is entirely different in its
combination and effect from all other remedies
called Hypophosphites, the public are eau
toned that the genuine has the name of FELL
LOWS g. Co., blown on the bottle. The sigma
ture of the inventor, James /. Fellows, is
written with red ink across each label, and
the price is 81 per bottle Fellows Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites is prescribed by the
first physicians in every city and town where
introduced, and is thoroughly orthodox
preparation. 20augt&wlw
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Boston Produce Market.

SATURDAY, Aug. %.
BNTTER-Receptst to-day lG2 pkgs and q bxs.
The market is unchanged, and the bulk of the
ceipts, which consist of medium to good lots, are
dull, and the stock is accommodating. Fine butter is
taken readily but for anything below this grade the
demand is limited. Fine New York and Vermont
butter is firm at joi30c, and for selections 32c is
readily obtained; but grocers expect to buy good
lots at 22c and very lair butter for West
ern butter of which there is very little in the mark
ct at "a a CSC; fair to good New York and Vermont
III "A &c; medium Western at Il q lsc, and bak
ers's at II Il l5c per b.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day Ito boxes and-bbls
The market is quiet at 13al3.c for the best factO
ries Offering; 1lal2c for medium farm diaries at II
ID per ID Tor good to fine, and skim at &c per b
EGGS-Receipts to-day 403 boxes and II bbis
The market is quiet without change in prices, and
fresh Eastern sold to-day at 2Gc, and Northern al
CSC per doz.
BEANS-The receipts to-day AZ bbls. We con
tinue to note a firm market and steady good de
mand with Zig receipts. We quote at - so 2.
81 per bush for prime mediums, and % p 90 ioi
prime pea bean.
POTATOES-Sales at 80 80 for Early Rose; 6 90
for Red Sweets and 81 80 per Dbl for Yellow Sweet
WATERMELONs sold to day at $40 so per
hundred.
HAY-Ihe market rema ms steady and unehang-
ed, with fair demand. We quote at S2sa30 per
ton for prime and Sl6 p for inferior qualities.
straw is selling at 81 per ton.
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Ball
of the most interesting games OF base
\ the season took place in Gardiner Sat-
Hast between the "Amateur" club of this
| d the "Ionic" of Gardiner. A large
lerly crowd was present to witness the
Game was called at o'clock with the
| At the bat. The ground being wet max
ball hard to handle, the Ioncs scored
d the Augusta boys seven. On the
innings the sun came out and dried the
SO the playing was sharp on both sides.
nateur took the lead and maintained it
bout the game. This is the first game
.ewly organized club with three Of their
ayers unable to play and is creditable
ritcomb showed himself to be a fine
while Morton behind the bat showed
to be catcher. The following is the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

Re Journal says the agent of the Eastern
daine Central Railroad was in Lewiston
sday, investigating the alleged grievan-
! + the lumber traffic, which it is said has
ed greatly the past season from the re-
of the Eastern to connect with the Bos-
Ind Maine r. r. An investigation of
it is reported, showed that about ten
,ns of lumber were formerly shipped
Lewiston and vicinity, to points West, a
part of which has been stopped by the
alluded to. The result is that the
3 Central loses large amounts of freight
his point, as former customers of the
manufacturers are driven to place
orders with lumber sellers along the line
B Grand Trunk Railroad. Thus the
/ is transferred from the Maine Central
Grand Trunk and Boston and Maine.
ournal learns that the agent returned,
Entity assured that the evils complained
not imaginative.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The telegraph brings US full details OF the
exnlosion of the boiler of the steamer George
Wolf ON the Mississippi. The lost as far as
known number IA, and the wounded ii.
The Boston Advertiser says Nathaniel Por-
ter of China, Me-, employed by Louis Elan
ders as a teamster, was kicked in the groin on
Friday by one of his horses, and died on Sat-
urday. He has q family in Maine.
Walter Gibson, proprietor of the Harlem
Local, was the victim of a terrible outrage on
Friday evening, some persons throwing a
quantity of vitriol or muriatic acid into his
face as he was entering his Office, probably
destroying the sight of one Of his eyes, if no
both
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most destitute condition. The area burned
comprises about one.quarter of the city in
length. At the present writing, the loss is
estimated at half a Million the amount of
insurance is not stated.
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DifD.

In IIallowell goth inst, of consumption, John ID.
Freeman, aged 20 years, 10 months He WAS buried
with Masonic honors on Friday last
In Lee, 18th inst, Mrs. Mary, wife of Joseph
Harding aged about 60 years
In Bath, sd inst, Mrs. Rachel McCobb Pettee,
aged IS years.
In Portland, 23d inst, William A. Fenley, aged
a years months; I'D inst, Mrs. Sarah S. wife of
J. T. Emery.
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lhe Pacific engine has been newly painted,
| liz. Charles Kimball, in very thorough,
ant and tasty manner, and though tie
line has been in use more than twenty
g, it was never in a better condition, nor
attractive in appearance than now. The
kdc boys will be proud to show her to their
FITS on Friday. The Atlantic il to be
led also.
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The Springfield Races.
GOLDSMITH MAID WINS.

Springfield, Mass, %. The fall meeting
of the Hampden Park Association was yirtu-
ally brought to a successful close to-day. The
weather was very fine, the track in perfect
condition, and from II 900 to 10, 600 people
were present The race for horses that have
never beaten 2.2O was won by st. James in
the first, third and fifth heats.
The great open-toall race was contested
by Goldsmith Maid, American Girl, Judge
Fullerton and Lula. The race was on by
Goldsmith Maid in three straight heats.
Fullerton won the second money.
Time, 2.2l, 2.22, 2.l9 II.
The last is the fastest time made this season
at any of the fall meetings in this country.
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treet Commissioner Ward has caused the
ering weeds that encroached upon the
walks of Bridge and State streets, to the
nvenience and displeasure of the pub
to be neatly cut down, and receives a
of thanks therefor.
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local anu State Mems.

Mr.. B. II. Cushman's building at corner OF
Water and Oak streets, is being treated to
new roof
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npany's pipe was opposite Leighton, Soru
& Co.'S, Water street, on Saturday water
ed from the ground as if a lively boiling
ng was beneath. The fracture was re-
ed the same day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

Roscoe Nash of Waldoboro', was thrown
ON carriage last Friday, while turning in
,e road, and injured so that he is now con-
ned to his bed.
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Wheeler a. Wilson Sewing Machines Again
Victorious, at the Worlds Exposition at
Vienna, in 1873.

Victorious, at the Worlds Exposition at
Vienna, in 1879.
And the same laarels which this simple
Machine gained at the Paris Exposition of
1867 she still carries.
The following telegram explains itself:
THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
Special Cable Telegram from the Worlds Exposi.
ton)
VIENNA, Aug. 10, 1873.
The Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company has been awarded the Grand Medal
of Merit, the Grand Medal of PROCESS, and is
the only Sewing Machine Company recon-
mended by the International Jury for the
Grand Diploma of Honor.
(SigHed) Woops.
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The town of Whitefeld having voted a
pck subscription of S25, 900 to the Wiscasset
I'D Moosehead Lake Railroad, the Oracle
E,nks if the Directors are smart, they will
Inv finish the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

The Cumberland Baptist Association begins
$ annual meeting in Brunswick, this fore
DON at 10 o'clock and continuing until We'd
l'esday night.
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i THE railroad bridge over the Cobboseecon-
e just north of the passenger depot at Gar
[ner, was rebuilt Sunday. 1. took about
| irty men to do it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

The culvert that crosses Water street oppo-
site D'Arthenay's, got filed with mud and
has had to be cleared out recently.
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The originator Of this wonderful medicine, claims
to have discovered and combined in harmony moro
of Natures most sovereign medical properties than
was ever before combined in one medicine. The
evidence Of this fact is found In the great variety OF
most obstinate diseases which it has been found to
conquer. In the cure of bronchitis, Serere Coughs,
and The early stages of Consumption, has aston
ished the medical faculty. and hundreds of the best
ysicians pronounce ii the gre ytest medical dscOf
cry Of the age. While 1t cures the severest Coughs,
il strengthens the system and puriies the blood.
BY its great and thorough blood propreties,
it cares all Humors from the worst Scrofala to a
| common Blotch, Pimple or Eruption. Mercnrial
Disease, Mineral PoisOns, Syphiltic and venerlal
Diseases, and their effects eradcated and rig
orous health and sound constitution established.
| Erysipeias, Salt Rheuai, Scaid Head, Ferer Sores,
Scdly Rough Skia, in short, all the numerous dis
| eases caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying and invigoratlne medicine.
| For "Lir'r Complaint" Bilious Disorders and
Habitual Constipation it has produced hundreds Of
perfect and permanent cures where other mechanics
| had failed. e.e. .eG1 s,.r,A
The proprietor offers 81 900 reward for medicine
that win equal it in the cure of all the diseases inl
| which it is recommended. Beware OF coah.eT,eifs
and uorfhless iaitafioas See that my private 1os.
| ernment stamp, which is a Posffsre gaardafss 81
| GeuuiNeaess Is upon the outside wrapper. THIS
medicine is Sold BIZ all Druggists at u 100 per bottle
Prenared by r. v. PIERCE, 81. D., Sole Proprietor.
at his Chemical Laboratory, 1873 Seneca street. Itnf.
fnIo. n T. mar22-w&tevsly
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kennebec County.

IN Probate Court, held at Augusta on the fourth
/ Monday of August 1878,
ORDERED That the Probate Court for the month
of September next, be held on the first and nth
Mondays OF said month.
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest-CHARLES IIEwINs, Register.
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The gas main between Augusta and Hal.
lowell, which conveyed gas for many y ears to
he latter city, is being taken up.
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Mr. ]. d. Robbins building on Water ST.,
is having another story added, with a neat
front.
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The Oracle says that Sturges' Mill at Wis
|Isett, is call up" and the roof is being Fut
The big chimney has reached the height
lsome 25 feet. large number of men are
lcployed on the building.
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Marrien.

In Portland 10th inst, at St Luke's Cathedral,
by the Rev. Cannon Hayes, Rector, Richard Black
stock Haddow Collector of Customs at Newcastle,
\. b., to Mary Eliza Sargent of the same place.
In Portland, 9th inst, Frank C.. Small I" Mis-
Bella Flynn, both of Portland.