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SINGULAR AND THRILLING ACcIDEsT.-As
the steamer Canada eli the National line was
coming into the lower harbor, Sunday, she en-
countered a very heavy fog, and was at that
time sailing along at about eleven knots an
hour. Shortly after this, the chief Ger went
trim for dropping at quarantine, and several
men were set at work preparing for the work.
Everything not progressing satisfactorily, the
chief officer seized on q rope himself, but
sudden jerk caused him to lose his balance, and
in tRinkliDg he was overheard. The cry was
at once raised, oman overheard !" and an order
TO reverse the engine was on the instant teie-
erapbed by Captain Sumner to the engineer,
but although the huge vessel was stopped in an
almost incredibly short time, so great was her
momentum that she wes carried a long distance
beyond the struggling man. Fortunately WREN
the alarm was first given the boltswain had
seized a life buoy and this had been thrown TO
the sinking man, who was unable to swim. just
before the vessel passed out Of reach of him a
lookout sprung into the rigging at the same
time also, end, although the fog soon hid the
chief officer from sight, the direction in which
no disappeared was not lost, and q lifeboat was
thus directed to his rescue. just before the
boat returned to the ship, by some accident the
plug in the bottom was knocked from its place,
ard the iifeboat came near egampiDg. In the
end, however, the whole party got safely on
board again, to the great delight Of the passen-
gers; some Of whom had been weeping and
PRAYING, alternately, during the whole of the
thrilling aiveDture- The chief officer Is not
particularly the worse for his Involuntary wei
ting but that his life was saved Is more than
bis brother cfi GERS expected. and be will prob
another playful anchor Boston Post.
s<A strise OF nn-can makers against re-
duelieI VI wages Is On foot In Baltimore.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPAR-NRNT, ono Of fH,eT Sig,

WIZ UEFAhI hkNI1 JJtcc o. IItJ Slgn1E DTIcf,
washington, ID. O.. Oct. 8, 1874, loss a. m (
PRoBABuITIRs,-For the northwest aud uposr
lake,. high barometer, falling TO night, partly
cloudy, cool weather, and northeast 70 southeast
winds. For the lower lakes aud thence to the Ohio
valley, risiDg barometer, poTtberly winds cool and
partly cloudy weather. For the Guf states, sts-
tlopary pressure 81 Temperature, variable winds
mostly southeF5t, snd clear weather Ter the south
Atlanf1c states, clesr. cool, mostly calm weather
snd higher treasure FoI the middle states aud w
EnelaI d, rising barometer, RoTtherIy winds, 5Jsr
snu cieSr Weather.
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CTY ITEMS.

INSPECTIONS 1SvGTEn.-RuSinaAs and frsrs
suits, for gentleman AMI boys, OF a Character u
give entire satisfaction
IN tee order department, On che sseo0d fN1-
only the best work. n atert.ls AMI t-.ra-atr.rs
tnshishsd. Assortment aRsUrpssSe1.
ny perfectly hitting shirts warrant ~ bs the
oest shirts At the price IN the United STATE.
The largest assortment, nov rsafv
OkoR6E Y. hGNNLNn. NJ. ltn - s.ro.E
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The safe Burglary Again.

CT :. EIKEUTH TO GIVE 5000 BAIL
Gustav EirTuth (whOse arrest a few DAYS ago
in New York, being under Indictment for cor
spiTacy in the safe burglary case, was mentioned
In TBE starr IVES brought into court to-day,
and Mr., Riddle stated mat he would be salts
fed If re court would approve Of it)
with $500 bail IOr his appearance - answer
on TIE Ztih iTSr-, ami IRON day to dav. The
court made the order FIXING the bail at that
amount. The bal wit probably be gwen this
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

~ The working women of London are about
~ establish trade protection societies for their
own benefit
s7-In the shooting match between Bogardus
and Paine Yesterday in Stanford, Conn, Bo-
sardls won by the score Of 80 TO 81.
IBy the premature explosion of a rock
blfst at Dedham. Mass, yesterday, three per-
IONS were seriously injured.
ga Newport. r. L., spIrituslist has removed
the body Of hts father from grave where 10
has rested for thirty years, in response to q
communieat ton from the old gentlemsn's spirit
that lie had been lying in the water all thess
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.
AmuSsrnenIs. &c, Tonight.

F-rf's CTe-a Hyouss.-I.ast right Of Miss K aHs
Mayhew. aud the popular comedian. Harry
PeaTson. In the new drama, - In the Tolls
Tae1isr Ccas5Hs.-''The irish RapDaree" and
the usual rarirtv entert ~ Bent, with several
rev and talented performers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

No FuRTHER POsrPoNBMESr--The puhlic
msy dismiss al fear OF anygurJher ycstpOnenent
OF The NTH and last gift conccTs Of the Puhlc
Library OF Kentucky. The management has
ue1SI lhed tnat the drawing shall take place,
as advertised. on the SOth OF NDtsmber ne
! ne experience Of the previous drawings enA-
eIes those an charge Of this, the last 20 cAcnats
WIZ positive certainty rTCn the saie OF tickets.
s 80 thS ihStSstions 10 his dstc have been most
favorable. No one wishing 10 tur-llRss tifg.,ts
hseo oelsy under ans approximations tsat hfs
cLShce OF fortune VITA be POSTPONED % a later
date than the Suth OF November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

WV YoSK October S.-ThA PoSf's ~ c,Al .r,i,Ie
sSYs; Tire money market shows shatdrniug ten lea
g. y D. II tho common rata -dNV flT cali 4a-s
Prime mere autIis paper Is COY. Tee goIi mtrset
ore &c NIih IL IS the prica, Sc - wbich Jssrs
Ms ~ g Ne 10 l}b q, the Qu-tAfi5n naE being
PC sGll' On god leans the rates have hae9
hst.' su5 lc3 for csrryine. Cold can b. bor-
ToWtn Ter 20 L 90 days 81 GA cost 10 the rrasy-
or. fCre'Ec Exchange dUI. Prime banker ser.
h' . htniLal At 49, fer IS days and SSS Cor CO.
uaJd, rates for business being ss4SMts auA
tets(gz.S & mmerciai bIls are g. iSG GOvsrn lent
nclfs are firm ard generally tra5iOn 0'gaar tIan
yesterday. Tie only -sfs 90 s.9ts bonds AZ rbs
rrd Was 1900, eN Tennessee exc n co1s a. S.
he stock n a Eet opened with but slight ca .ures
con, pared with YESTERDAY = ciosirg arotaffops In
eafII dealings there Was sd5eline Of as, but tue
market soon became strong, and prices have since
hCNapCeo "a 10 Ia Per CENT, the latter Lake Shore
Atter Lake shore the most active stocks have been
IeIegrsph, Union Pacific ard PaciEc Mail E1-
IRENE sales heye been as fOloTs:-IIake shore,
5,A9esA TELEGRAPH, So @Sl1s; Union Pacific 3ss
gS'.; PACING Mail. as a5os; Mon theps'. Sc ia
~ Sbashs Sats egS4ts st. Paul, 3iii az: New
go'k Central, l0le 6Elt2is Erie, s47s 81; Ohos
ga and Rook IslsDd, los dlOii,
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DGen. Fitzpatrick says the "Hbsral" party Is
dead ana he wants to get shelter in the Tepubli-
can party.
a4~Within the next ten DAYS important cleo
tons will be held in Ohio, Indians, Iowa and
Nebraska, which will affect f0rty-three seats in
the next Congress, nearly all filed at present by
republicans.
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The SfHrhpls.

BALTIMoRE, October 3.-yirginia sizes peelers
H.s West Va ginias, bid to-day,
!, BALTIMORE, October S-Cotton Quist-low mid
ON %, l44dl45. Flour quiet but firm; ices a.
changed heat steady-No. ! red western aud
amber, i9its@l.e5; No. 2 do, I.2iaI rs; fair 10
prime DO j lS9l Is; T. Maryland, I209SI 81; do ,
9uIet-wbt,s southern 0O9l C3; yellow southern,
Ito; mixed western, GciSS. Oats tirmer-southern
$40 s.; western mixed 626l63; do white 6t6isJ RTe
quiet GGql GO, hay quiet but firm, Is )d121 o.
ProvtaioE dull and dr. ping. Mess pork nomi "a
Bulb mests-shenlders, 81; no sides here. Bscon-
snonldeIs; To- @!O's; clear rib sides, l5Gi54.
Hats dull, lGl6. Lard nOminai-refued, l5L.
western butter frmer aud higher-choios, sSd"3
Ccnee very strong, hl4d2 Petroleum nofnin Al
unchac gCd.
New YORK, October S-stccks active aad strorg.
menty, "a. Gold, l0's. Exchange, long, 4s5X
short, 4S3. Governments strong asI active
NEW YORK, October 3.-Wheat quiet and IN.
charged. Corn quiet AID steady.
LoNpoN, October 3, go p. m.-Erie, s7l4G32
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81 francs 50 cen
tines.
LoNDoN, October 5, 40 p. m.-The amount Of
bullion gore into the Bank Of England IA balance
to day is EsoICO,
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-
(tsocatsoxs ftruisked ~ Middleton e o., baaksrt.
Ire following were the prices bid and Aske1 a.
lbe niestihg CT the WsshinFton stock Rxchansa To-
1ay u :. gold, ltssa bid, III q asked. z s.
bondt-b ~ =, lSo5, }. 8, 10 asked; do, lsS-,
y J, uoS tld. IN szked. Bank Stock-Esti1nal
1etrof .ltsn Baak, lis bis: second Natiseal
Benz - hid, 9o ASA Citizens Mar. Bank, lis
biu. SHy Passenger Rairosfs-W ashiuztoa sac
SeTse,osn seek, 50 8sked; Metropolitan Stock,
= a tlq' -CoiUfntiA Stock, ~ bid. suudCg List
mssonlc IempIs bonds, Z. A. 6 per cent. gold,
!. srAtIf NashInEtou City Gas Stock. s. asked
hIbnstsn ire Insurance 90. s-ocE. 81 bid; Po-
u1nse 90, do ,Ge0r0e:OWn, ia bid, New York,
aNtsb0fle, Washington sna GeoTsetowB Steam
.btp t.ou psDy stock. lSS asked. District Sacari.
1e-t Dlstricf OF CSlumbiak-Mu- 90. J. B,uds. -
!, la5, % bid; Chicago Relief Bonds, -, }
1871. y b;as Permanent S.. J. i J fsgl, 81
asked; Market Stock Bonas,7s.J. & J ,lS9l, sSl,
Lic, 9 sskes. Washington l-Water 1t sck SIS
- q 1853, 20 bid do, 1874, 50 bid Five ear
oeTttestes,' 3-lG, II. & N, 1878, esa bid, o
sssedi Ten Yesr bcp6.,n S., q J., Is7s a.
bid s. asked; Fund loan bonds, deg D g., .
N, ISd, 20 bid, $50 asked: Gers OF stock, lsss
es J a. j. o., at pie as1rs, rs bid. (Eeo-gatoxD)
6enersi STOCK, Sc, j A. ]. s o., 1881, % bid
Board OF Pubhs Morks-Certi6cates GaueraI IN.
grOvemeIt SIS. J. 8 J.. 1874, s3z1 bid, s. asEeS
o. lS5, eStz bid, SIS ssSed: do. 1875 SS7t bid, IS
ssksd; do. lST, 81 rio; do ls7S e bid, IS assei.
90 stfiessSa4 bic, Sltl asked Certificates, SeEer,
Sc; a J., is4, 20 bid, y asked; DO, ISIS, -
DIG "a ask do. is6, 40 htd; do iST. - bii, u
ask DO laS, 20 bid, 49, asked; do. series, 10
DO. water CeEtlfCSte1, S., t.-T. % bft.
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LINCOLN HALL SABBATH AFTERNOON SEE
vICRs.-The reOpeniDg of these Sabbath ser
wees last Sabbath. under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association, was lar Sely
atterde and they promise TO be full of inter
ct ard ell q needed want in this community.
Tomorrow afternoon the service Is 10 be espe-
cially in regard to the religious work among
the Irdians. A letter from +. II. Smith, presi-
denrof the y. 81. G. a, now among the wilds of
the Indian territory, will be read. Short adj
dresses and PRAYERS will be called for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-F. Miller 81 Co, real
estate brokers, No. S15 F street northwest, have
sold one OF those fine houses just completed by
SO COO
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p JACKSON. a -
NN A. MEBOH trustees.
sepZz'-o-od IHOs DOHLING. Auctionee
0UK NAV EsTABIISaaENT.

with eulsrced premises, improved n.schfuerr.
the BEST talent % BE- had In the crutry, la f.tf
ever tscily Tor doing the best a. tsw pr!cos
We would respectfully tuf1rm cur frtet.Es a1t t9s
tstIoE in the past; - ''F~-
OUR MOTTO is ENCELsIOR
10 Byeing snd SlesniGs Lsdies Dresses, shavIs.
Pauts, and Vets.
A. home @ everybody from IA m. nutit suus.t.
Saturdays from = m. until 50 n m Al ~ ~
stsud e. ahlished ISL, the com pste a. 10
country. kverYbOdy come aud see rs
-, ~. IA. ~HEATEEH,
Jysu 90 jefferson street, GeorFet0Sa, D. d.
O. EOR6EYnHy SAYINas 8ANE,
el HIGH STREET.
bank hour, =. N. - .. ~ =, aud on sstnFdsrH
~ receive eepcsitsl antil p. IrtorsEt pals 20
ceposts. General y Nh iUg nusiuea- d1us, ard si-
dsys, Mondays.
r. u. F0bkIBHCRH, President.
b. ". BARRETT, CsshisF
- pirect0rp
n Polsinhorns Thes. DJWiinr, 1T Mitchell.
tenn piokson, h. L. Cr0pleg, Fref - gorss,
hiey ehlnn, =. D. Harley, ThOs aowles
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TIE ANNUAL VISITATION OF the officers of
n Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythiss, District
OF Columbia will take place 10 the folio wing
order, 10 wit: Franklin Lodge, No. 2, October
5, isI4; Mount Vernon, No. >, October 4; LibeT-
~, No. s, october Il; Webster. No. ., Ocfob5r
s; Friend ship, No. :, October IL Decatur, NJ.
., October Il; SYracusiaps. No. 10, October 9;
Csisnthe. No. II, October 70; HermioDe, No. II,
october G; Excelsior, No. Il, October -; Ger
mania, No. rs, october u; Reliance. No 10, Dc
toeer -; EQUAL. No II, October 20; Ocsssia,
No Is october ~; Harmony, No. q, October
., Union, Nc. -, October IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

THE Mexican diamond sleeve buttons at
Pr1Rs's are very elegant. The only assortment
in city.
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AITESTIoN Is called 10 the advertisement OF
Olsord & shilberg's grand fan opsuinx Hav-
ing just received . large and attractive stock o.
carpets and dry goods, bought since tina late
decline, purchasers can now look for EXTRA bar
gains AZ theiI establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

Try TEE ELASTIC TEUss, 235 PeansyI.atis
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TIE WAsHINGToS MoEUMENT-The re-
sIOnses 10 the appeals OF the Monument Society
Tor aid in their epdeavors to complete that
coming along With regularity aud liberality
most encouraging to the success of that enter
prise. The following subscriptions were re-
ceIved to day: Goodwill Council No. ., o. L.
A. NJ, WOCfberTy. Baltimore county, Md; SIS:
David Lodge No. 50, X. Of P, wOOdOerry, Md.
SO; Prospect Lodge No. So, L. o. o. F.; Wal
than, Mass SIJ. Next
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avenue. = =
FIT HATS! FELT ATsal-An7tbar SIM
lig u SOFT and sil1 kslr hats. IA brown. h'gs
biAck anu green. received today. Also lew
sly les from Dunlop s Co, New vSrk
WgLLETr * BvgPF.
CoNTENTNBST ara happiness reign n an
heusehClds whore no0ley's Yeast Powder A.
used. Try IL. Your Grocer hasf
A
= REAUTIFVL ECoT. We have igst received
full Ere az French Boots ana shoes Tor TAI "a
gents misses aud CHILDREN. 4 cal. is solicited
70 examine ORTstOck.
GEO. y. CLoGG X SON.
llt3 PSunsyivaria avenue
@-sec6t Next 20 Gal;'s Iewelry store.
CoRns, BUNIoNs, SC.
FOR RELIEF from COINS, Il 4aiOIs, Club and In
growing Nails. etc, visit pr. " hite's establish
nient, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite tie L. :.
Treasury. -
THl NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
Rev York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each Calender
month. Banking hours, to T. SATURDAYS, 2 10
4 and 8 to 8. ga tt,9s"
TIE SINGER SEWING MAoEIHs ssIee oflgs
we're S219, $50. Ia. 80
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PIANOS. dc.

DiANcs-HALLEr DAVIS A CO.'S Graps
II E2nare and Upright. Best ia TIE mar -.
ktt. 500 81 small prsil, and % RsCaurno- f<4sr-
osllbR terms. Agency lll2 18th streetitfNFf
L0Ilh&tei. Hours, to9p. m. ssp29 t,'h.ssm
DIhNos AND ORGANS
~ u IA ttN DlnssTs td-r-b p-tr-gl art -.
AIso the DTCKTR BKU Js'l PlI.Sos. sv-tStfsS
~. hfaN.
Practical Piznsrls ker,
ofS Rev furk atsabe.
Pane and orssns tuf ed snd repaired. slEI4-Iy
w a AhkBE CO: = Wolld-TeBoEEsd Grand,
W s4uAre snd Upright PIAkO -.
FcbIss, pronounced 81 Iesdiug Jufs.s $3.50
the BEST VOW NsnE TbE FAk6EEFE kfFEFa
McChf MON PIANOS, rel known for fl,alr s,,eet.
Lrs. q tone ard beauty q hnfsh Second hand
PlAhos Ter SAFE 40 prices fiom st0 ugWard9 "a
essg terms, Planes ard Organs f8r rent, ard
tUllHg promptly nterdtd 30. A cal ro5oac. lie
folicfed ~ RETOHEHBA0H's PIANO ,ysRE
hOcMs, 40 llth street above Pa. ave. senls-fr
GREAT BARGAIEs,
N FOB CASH, -
IL PIaEBS sSD oRqANB 49,
A. q. Z. WILD a. BIOS FlLFN
PIANO ANU "a UsfC STORE,
s23 IN tTREET kORTHWEs
Hall EsuHfe above Patent once. sas11 ~
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fU>HIs Is 0GIYE NOTICE, That the sub.crfber
has obtained from the Snpren2e Court OF the Dis
tricf Of Columbia. holding Special Tern letter. IL
scuil isfrstfon on the personal estate OF WALLACE
MckEGDRf, isIe Of Nasnington city, b. O., de-
ceased. Al fersons having claims against the said
deeessed sre hereby warned 90 exhibit tue sans,
With the vouchers thereof. 70 the subscriber on or
before the fsIh day OF S@etrxBbsr nexf they may
otter wise by Law be excirdeo from eli benefit Of the
saio estate. Gfver -n6s-mv hand. ths ssn dag Of
September, lE4. WILLIAM nckrEDBf,JS-.
seps0-w s. Administrator.
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MR. SMITH, TaR PAwNBRoKsR. AGAIN.

Mr.. Gloss asked that bench-warraut be
issued against Mr.. Smith, a pawnbroker, who
has failed to produce certain books placed in
pawn by william Etchelberger, book agent
There were still seven books wanting, and he
had only partially obeyed the former require
ment of the court, and is still in contempt of
the court The warrant was issued and placed
in the hands of Officer Kearney, of the first pre-
cinet, who has been largely instrumental in
finding owners for these books.
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~ THOMAS D0WLINs. Au5.I5nser-

TRUSTEES, StIE uF NEnY VAgraHru
nht' n Nv hllfFS HuUSE aNn srfoIs-
INS fhhtlsF~. uN THE u 49, ~fRv s5Ie
.StniA1 sThksr, rs GEogg EraVgN
kEsk BaIpGE sra EEr AEu Tas MAR
80 ttd.r A. b. ru- susres ~ Ia s.~rra sftbs 81
l. p if fonrt ~ tlr it-rfrf 81 a. fuaIta sftffs
= ln uufi drtF prsttf go tsuse y $ ga II a
Nv e. al TlLt-t.H -s ~ : rsCrh n Rru.h.r - n
ar.tnasits, heirs q the ia'e htfr.d l b Hurher "a
tLe - ~ Y JLb lisa, tLa 8Id-r-i sued. trusfa.s
t'n-eo tnn Ls satd decree. Viii cell a. p4hffe
s.e't,o, 90 slo prruis ths ~EH DA4 81 iRrrs.
- IL AZ Clsck u'. 20 thf af. 81 nI1d r.
Ibe hereinHfter described preuists. sUi al an
- MS tiie ard estate the. eth q the isie sfrsl II
bNethtt, dccesst d, ths D. 10 say: All thst pa. 1T
- tEmt.Fta twtnty. ca 10 he city ~ 8e rye,
t.Nns N me District u Columbia. dsscrlneI 90
ps.t,NlE. behinn ug a = point on tie 10 "a
LyiNshc tfeei llbfeof iuchcs south IRON prasBarf
inni ms thence sauth a. feet ach.s rhan~s
Neel % ie. ITO tbs east liu- ol lot fsafty one se
hcftb win seid east iUs IS ieet fuche- 80 f[ -
tAels eet totbo point Il besiuLiue in the tbrsa-
st-iy BTirk Houss tssreg n W " '-''7-
ne terms IS sale are ~ follows T. Wi. nae han.
It'o oClSrs 60 De psid down or The day a $40 20
= lotftttd 10 cAse - non conn sfth the f
q ssHt Q1e-tEiId a the entre purch 80 ulan.v -
ctsh Nithn I'VE sys after confirmation u salr tfe
ieinsiiiFg tNO-i hirds IA equal instslsst a. h
AZ q . M utts IRON tie tsy 81 fAle with int-r,-f
uon ttat Gate. tuil Conveyance 20 o. Ia 10 sI,
lsgent ~ he entire ruTchase money, tnsere-f AMI
expenses " cChYegauce.
p JACKSON, 4 rr,.,.-.
seP2'-o-od IHOs DOHLIHG. Auctionse
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81 A strike OF tln-can makers against q re-
duSsieE u wages Is On foot In Baltimore.
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CoNTESTNEST ar happiness reign n an
households where n1oIey's Yeast Povrfor A.
used. Try il. Your Grocer has u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-22
State Of Maine.
LAND OFFICE,
RanUpr Iura o 1


Bangor, June 8, 1874.
Pursuant to the provisions of "Resolve authoriz.
ing the sale of State lands and timber" approved
March 4, 1874, the undersigned, Land Agent of
Maine, will sell at public auction at the CITY Hall
in Bangor, on WEDNESDAY, the twentythrd dav
of September next, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. the follow.
ing described lands and interests in lands and tim.
Der belonging to said State, viz
l. The following described lands held by the
State in fee and Internationally viz
Township No. 4, 5. w. b. X. p, Oxford County
(No. of acres to be determined)
N. w. corner part of Township No. g. r 8, W. b.
X. r., Oxford County, containing about 37SS acres
Tract of land lying north of township No. RS
W. b. X. T., and west of township No. q, Range q
n u. H. r. Franklin County, (No. of acres to be
detcrmined.)
Tract of land lying north of township No. T. Range
u, oxford County. (No. OF acres to be determined
H. The following lands set apart and held BY the
state Tor Permanent School Fund, viz:
- township No. 3, X 8, W. f. l.. s., Piscataauis
County. 23,040 acres.
); ~ Township No. II, r l6, w. e. L. s.. Arooa.
took County, ii, 52l acres. "
W part Township No IL, R17, VEL. 8. ARGOS.
took County, 1901 acres,
township No. 5, r Is, W. Z. l.. s., Somerset
County, 23,ss3 acres. ' "''"'o'
Township No. A, RS, N.B.KP., Somerset Conn.
Township No. ARG, w.BK.P.. Oxford Comfy.
(No OF acres to be determined) ''
Ill. The right to take off timber and Iumber from,
the following townships until 1884 as exccnted in
the grant to the European and North American
hallway Company all in the County of Somerset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-22

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
c0NSlI M PTI0N
which can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
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sanctioned by the experience
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dom fails to effect a speedy
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Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
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ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
;hc complaint.
PREPARED BY
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And sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally.