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stTeet;nWill be sold on MONDAY. TuRS6
WEDaESDAf. SEPT mher u % and 20 ig+t
o'clock by virtue OF an order of tn. hon 1o,'
Judge Of tie Second hi t-'ct Court for ihs n.
Orleans dated $ .ptember -. 1873. the siochp q
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Traina will leave AS follows:
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Basin streets.
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SUNDAYS.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
City Hall, New Orleans, September %, 1875.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR FUNDING OLD BONDS
a INTO Premium Bonds NAV be mate until SAT.
uhDAl september IS, when the list will be- closed
until alter the fret allotment.
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AUCTION SALES,
By R. M. & B. j. Monteou. =,

GEN ERAL AUCTJONEp
AND DEALERS IN NhW FURSIrrpn
Office ArInOrv Hall, No. So CAM g
Tri,weekly sales of every descrintiop 80
hold furniture, Mirrors, Pianos, arpets yo al
ttc on UkSbAYS, ThUkSDAY and S.T,,,,,
al Auction boom, No. 90 Camp street COW. "
at II 4. NJ. >''' comm
Semi weekly sales of Eorses, Mules Rrr..
RACES, etc, at sales stables, No. 10 Rarass,sit
near Gravier, on WEDSESpaiS and s.r Iae
commencing at IL a. 81. "a 'lH
out door sales OF every description prom,
Special attention paid to the sales of ,s,,
and stocks. VI real
always on hand the largest stock of Va
t,tfe OF every variety to be found in ,Ia
shtlr snow rooms, Armory Hall, No. az ISn'e. Ct
nGins me largest and oldest estabisllnqrp, I,
kin1 IN the south, they solicit a p ortiaal
public patronage both in their line n as anr
and dealers in furniture. sAel
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BY Vincent & Co.
SUCCESSION OF DANIEL GogRs,

MILLINERY, FANCY DRY GOODS ANb ~,
III stores Nos. 81 and l5y Canal a raa.
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Second District Court fer the Parish Of H.,
No. 80, 0H3.
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arm by full charge of shot entering the arm
above the elbow, cutting off the supply of the
radal and ulnar arteries. The shot were removed
and the arm was saved, but the arteries at the
wrist have not yet been discovered.
DR.. Adams, from the committee on Maine Mcdi-
cal School, presented the report Of that committee,
advising the separation of the students into two
classes, so that the younger students need not be
obliged to attend all the lectures given, more es-
pecally to the advanced students.
On motion Of DR.. Brickett of Augusta, it was
voted that the sense of this Association was fully
expressed in the resolutions adopted by the Facul-
ty at their session last night, and read to-day at
our meeting.
In the evening, DR.. Small of Portland, read a
very interesting paper on Forceps Delivery.
DR.. Brickett of Augusta, said he did not ap-
prove the use of forceps as commonly as they are
now used; thought the woman and child were
both better off when they were not used.
DR.. Snow said that he believed in the principles
laid down in DR.. SmalPs paper.
The President called upon Dr. Hill of Dover,
y. H., an honorary member of this Association,
for his views on this subject. The Doctor be-
lieved the forceps were oiteDer used when they
were not needed. Great skill, judgment and care
should always be exercised in these cases.
The following gentlemen were elected members
of the Association: c. j. Emery, Biddeford; l.. }.
Croker, Augusta; Fred Quinby, Deering; A. Nj.
Peables, Auburn; G. w. Price, Bath.
Adjourned to 0 o'clock Wednesday morning.
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ONO.
Sportsman's Association.

Cincinnati, June Q. The National Sportsman
Association met here last evening. At Z O'Clock
Brinsmade, the President, delivered the opening
address.
He recommends to sportsmen of every State
where no State organization exists the immediate
formation of SUCH and to spare effort to secure
proper legislation for the protection of game and
fish.
An interesting paper by DR.. Garlck, on ely
bridizng in fish culture" was read, also one by
Charles Halleck on "Unclean Creatures Hal
leck said nearly all game and fish when out Of sea-
son are unwholesome and unfit to eat, and there
fore unclean, and thinks if consumers could be
made to understand this that much OF the slaught-
er of game and fish during the close season would
cease,
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DOings Of the City Council.

The City Council had a special meeting yestcr
day afternoon.
The Board of Aldermen referred the petition
fol- the widening of Grove and Green streets to
the committee on new streets, with instructions to
investigate the matter and widen the street, if it
shall be for the public interest. Legal notice will
be given Of such intention by the clerk and the
committee will report at another meeting.
The joint special committee on claims were di-
rected to investigate and ascertain what amount
of money, if any, was overpaid by the city in
making the purchase OF real estate and the trans
fer thereof at the time CT the Sprague Manufac-
turing Co.'S purchase, and report at the next meet
ing if any should be paid back.
The Street Commissioner for the eastern dis
trict was directed to complete the building and
open the street as laid out by the city council
Oct. 26, 1872, from Patterson to Lincoln street,
NOW called Cony street, and that the same be
named High street.
On motion of Alderman Whtehouse, the City
Marshal was directed from and after this date, to
discontinue lighting the several street lamps and
gas lights. An individual in the dark might in
quire, "Why is this thus :"
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

London, June Q. The Paris correspondent OF
the times, abiding to the rumors of q republican
movement in Madrid, says that those who are
watching the course of affairs in Spain, are salts
They assert that the Spanish ambassador at Paris
has renewed his complaints relative to the toer-
ance OF Carlists on the frontier, and has warmly
protested against the ostensbe charity fetes, the
real object of which is to raise money on Paris for
the Carlists. 1t is supposed that France will pay
less attention to these compliments than formerly,
Germany at present takes slight interest in the
cause of King Alphonso, whose government is
weak to pursue a course agreeable to the views OF
Germany.
Personal.
Madrid, June 9. General Jovar has gone to
Nalensia to assume command of the army of the
centre.
Lieut. General Primo De Rivera will succeed
General Jovelar as minister Of war.
France.
competent authority, an attachc Of the Span
ish embassy in Paris, officially reports that the
Carlists number A., 900 good soldiers, besides an
equal number of second rates, and will continue
to be victorious long as the war is conducted as
present.
A despatch from Vienna SAYS the Princess Win
deschgrctz has sent about 100000 tiorns to Don
Carlos.
England.
London, June g. The Sultan of Zanzibar land
ed at Westminster this afternoon and was received
by guard of honor. lie will remain in England
month or more. The expenses os his visit are
betrayed by the British government.
The Turf
London, 8. The race for the Ascot Hunt cup
was won by Thuringian Prince, the Coronation
stakes by Maud, the Ascot Derby by Gilbert and
the 18th Biennial stakes by Bale.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given thst the undersigned
~ rs Executor of The will of Polly Butler, late
of Manchester, deceased, Is the holder Of a mort
gage given to said deceased by william II. Davis
OF said Manchester, whereby he conveyed TO said
deceas ed, in mortgage, certain land IN said Man
chester, bounded northerly by road leading from
the outlet OF Winthrop Pond 10 Samuel Curriei's,
easterly by land of Cyrus Ii. Collins, southerly by
The line of Lot No. g. and westerly by the road lead
ing from the first mentioned road by Hutchinson's
Brook, being part of Lot No. in the Pitts Right
near the said outlet; also another lot, containing
about fifteen acres adjoining the foregoing. That
the condition OF said mortgage has been broken, by
reason whereof the undersigned claims a foreclos'
ure of said mortgage.
JOHNSON X. ALLEN, Executor.
Manchester, MAY 81, 1915 3ws5
KENNEBEC COUNTY--M Probate Court at
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of May, 1872.
SAMUEL TITCOMB, Administrator on the es-
y tate OF Thomas III. Haskell, late Of Augusta, IN
said county, deceased having petitionedior nceose
to sell ut public auction or private sale me follow.
ing real estate OF said deceased, for the payment
debts Sc viz: Interest in house ana lot situated
on the south side of Winthrop street in said Angus
ta occupied by Thurston:
ORDEREp That notice thereof be given three
weeks excessively prior TO the fourth Monday OF
Jnne next In the kennebec Journal newspaper
nrinted IN Augusta that all persons interested may
Trend AT Court of Probate, then to be holden at
Augusta, and show cause, II any, why tho prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
VI '"'' H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES IiEwiSs Register. lives
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u. S. Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, I
DISTRICT OF MAINE. SIS.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
DJRSUANT to a vcnd expo to me directed from
i the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge of the United
St.t district Court, within and for the District of
Maine, shall expose and offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder therefor, the follow
ing property ard merchandise at the time and place
as follows
At Lang's wharf, in Augusta on Tuesday, June
18th, a. D.. 1915, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, the sloop Bull
Rum" of about twenty eight tons burthen, her tack
lie, apparel and furniture, the same having been
ordered to be sold, and the proceeds disposed Of
according to law.
Dated 1T Portland this seventh day OF June, 4.
H., $50.
S. 5. MARBLE,
L. ). Marshal, District of Maine.
iuneln It'd
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TELEGRAMsIN GENERAL.

Thirty rods of flood rock in Hell Gate, off Hal.
let's Point, were blown away yesterday in ten
blasts.
At a meeting of the National Sportsmen's As
ISOLATION, at Cleveland o., last evening, the ne
cessity OF forming State organizations, and OF Sc
curing proper legislation for the protection of fish
and game, was urged
A despatch from Boston says the coroner's jury
in the case of Mabel Young, after long inves.i-
CATION, have rendered verdict stating that the
evidence points directly to Thomas A. Piper as
her murderer.
The Havana Gaceta publishes circular from
the 1ntendende, containing stringent regulations
to prevent frauds on the custom revenue, espec-
tally on imports.
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NEW YORK.
Prof. Marsh on the War Path.

New York, june Q. 1t is stated that Professor
! Marsh will prefer general written charges, not
only as affects DR.. Save, the Red Cloud agent,
but other officials, and even some Of the Western
delegates. This will be submitted to the Secreta-
ny Of the Interior, who will ask that either SUBJ
committee of the board of Indian Commissioners
or special commission be appointed to thorough
ly investigate all the charges made and 10 report
upon it.
Suspected Murder.
The schooner Mary Chiffon was not seized at
Havana for having arms and ammunition on board
as reported by telegraph. She was deserted by
her crew, for what motive is not known, and
abandoned in fine weather, Is miles from land
No tIdiDgs have yet been heard of her captain.
There are suspicious of foul play on the part Of
rested.
Investigation.
The Grand Jury are cons dering further opera
tons Of the old ring, and very probably ado iliona
indictments viii be found against other implicated
parties. James ii. Ingersoll, Andrew Garvey and
Henry +. fainter, the latter an examiner in the
finance department, were before the Grand jury
yesterday.
Bodies Found.
The body of Mrs. c. Merchantmen, of Detroit,
and the body of man with the initials ''D. o.
II. engraved on a scarf pin, were recovered from
the wreck of the Schiller, yesterday.
The New Cable.
The representative in this city of the Direct
United States Cable Company, announces that
the laying Of their cable is completed and com
munication is thereby established between Ireland
ard the New Hampshire coast.
The Brooklyn Argus says that new and impor
tant evidence, bearing directly upon the issue of
the Beecher tral has been discovered. 1t is not
improbable that the case will be re-opencd or an
other salt commenced.
Railroad Matters.
1t is reported in Philadelphia to day that Ger
rett and Scott are 20 have a meeting o-morrow or
Friday.
A Denial.
Advices from London say there are no troubles
in the tea house which has been selling teas mere
by auction.
Personal.
Arthur Cheney and Geo. II. Warren and family
of Boston, were among the passengers to-day per
Abyssinia for Liverpool.
Suspension of Business.
Albany, June Q. The National Association of
manufacturers Of knit underwear to-day resolved
to stop their mills month, Or longer, if the cir
cumstances demand, from the presant date. This
will reduce the production 1000 pieces per day, Or
1000 garments.
Newburg, June 8. A fire this morning totally
destroyed the Orange Lake House, summer
sort, six miles west of this city, The family OF the
proprietor and the servants escaped from the win
dows in their night clothing. Total loss, S31, 900;
Insurance, IS, 500.
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tages built this year as during any year since the

ta9es bult TINS year as during Any gcar slnce tne
settlement" of the island.
The Harpswell House has recently been rebuilt
and refurnished, and is row ready for company
1t is contemplated to place the steamer Charles
IIoughton on the route between Belfast and Mt.
Desert, touching at the islands. She will run to
connect with the Richmond three times week.
Gentlemen who have just returned from Moose
head Lake state tina. the roads to that place were
never better than at the present time
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Summer Notes.

Summer Notes.
general renovating among the public houses
and boarding houses in Castine is taking place,
preparatory to the advent of summer visitors. A
mansion has been leased by New York parties.
The natural atractiveness and historical interest
of the place, with its beautiful harbor and hundred
islands, combine to make it just the place for a
summer sojourn; but heretofore the public accom-
modatons have been most miserable.
We are informed by Col. Chase, President of the
Squirrel Island Association, that forty thousand
feet of plank have been landed upon Squirrel Is
land, and that sidewalks now being laid by S. S.
Reynolds. Everything looks neat, clean and beau
,iful mon the island. There will be as many cot
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sale of stock.


Fitchburg, June Q. The first of Capt. Eugene
I. Miles auction sales of pure bred Ayrshire cat
tie, from his celebrated Maplewood herd, was held
this afternoon on the fair grounds in this city.
large number were present and the sales were at
low figures, the highest being for the COW Lady
Burns, for $40 The celebrated bull Highland"
brought only SO. Thirty four sold for about
$1,000.
Typographical UniOn.
boston, June 8 The International Typogaph-
ical convention to-day named Philadelphia and
July LIST, 1876, as the place and date tor holding
the next annual convention.
AnDiVersury.
The annual meeting of the Massachusetts Med
ical Society was held here to-day. A resolution
endorsing the establishment of State lnebrate
Asylum was laid on the table. The annual adj
dress was delivered by DR.. Geo. H. Lyman, fol-
lowed by the Society dinner.
The Public Park.
The vote in % wards in this city on the Public
Park question, was $500, of whic $685. weie in
favor Of the act establishing the park.
Cadetship.
In the competitive examination for the cadetshp
in the fourth district OF Mass, which off this
afternoon in this city, Edward Everett Hayden,
l6 years of age, member Of the Boston Latin
School, was successful over nine other competi-
tors, and will be recommended by congressman
Frost
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ATIANTICS
Scorer-Brooks Pettingill.

On the 9TH of May young man about IS years
of age, named VIM. E. Lewis, of Windsor was
committed to kenncbcc Jail for petty larceny.
When the thirty days sentence had expired, his
father came here to take him home, the boy seem
ing penitent and promising better fashions. lie
was taken home on the night of the ID Of June.
On the night of the 18th he went to Cooper's Mills
and broke into the grist mill, stealing two or three
dollars. He owned up to committing the offence,
and the money was found buried in the chips of
the door yard. The next night he stole horse,
carriage and harness, at Windsor, but was caught
at Washington, riding off with his stolen team.
lie was bound over for his appearance at the Au-
gust term of the Supreme judicial Court. Some
suppose him to be partially insane.
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Mr. Francis Murphy of this State, Is laboring in
the cause of temperance in Iowa. He recently
spoke in fremont Hall, Muscatine, Iowa, before
one of the largest audiences ever assemble there
The Muscatine Journal says of Mr. Murphy's lee
ture at is but little more than startling and ter
rible picture, surprising in frightful aspects the
most extravagant creations in the remarkable
Writ gallery at Brussels-showing in all its de-
ormities the fearful results Of the curse OF intem-
perance 1t is, in short, as he himself called it,
the sad, sad history of his own life-his tempta-
tons, his fall, ruin, disgrace and the loss offrends
and fortune. What greater eloquence and more
powerful argument in favor of temperance were
needed than this painful sorrowful SKETCH its SOM
bre hues relieved only by the mothers love and
wife's devotion so beautifully pictured-a story
told with trembling voice, burning tears and an
impassioned eloquence carrying conviction with
every word.'
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Chicago Produce alarHee.

Chicago, June Q, 1910,
Flour-extra spring 50a4 75-.
Wheat-No. D spring cash 96ka-- Jun. S6Xas-;
9sha- July; Aug, 90.
Corn-No. Z. mixed, cash, 67he-; Ang., 70JIa-;
65x Jun; a69k July; Aug, 72f.
Oats-No. ?, 62--A- cash; July, 56ka-; -asehs
June; AK Aug. ~ e4f
Rye-No. 2, 9Sa.
Barley-No. 2 spring ll2aK cash; GOAL 90 Sept.
Dressed Hogs 900aS So. .. f..s .4szsI AZ
Pc1k-l9 5Oal9 60 cash 10 eOal9 co July; 10 50--
al9 IS Jun; 10 sJal9 s5 Aug.
Lard-l3 65-a- cash; -l3 s7Ka - Jun; - G7S
ID 70 a July. s.ss.
Bulk Meats shoulders ska-; short rib mid,
111aa-; short clear mid allL. l44
Hams Is BIS average -.
Whskey-l11all7.
Freghts-Corn TO Buffalo, 81 a; wheat do *
a..
Recepts-s,00o -four; $4,000 wheat; 70 900 corr
&c, 900 oats; 1900 rye; 5000 barley.
Shipments - 1900 -four; 289 600 wheat; 10000
corn: q 600 OATS 600 barley. 1000 rye.
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ANEW FRESH STOCK
OF
PURE MEDICINES
LOW T1HC0Be
Aud particular care given to dispensing them ut
PARTRIDGE BROS.

STOP THAT COUGH 1--we have, during the las
year sold large quantities Of DIR. NORRIS SYRUr
colds, throat hoarseness, asthma, and all dis
eases of the throat, lungs and chest. leading 70
and is the best known remedy for whooping cough,
con ains no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
worn victims, whose lungs are racked and torn
with paroXysms which threaten to choke them, Ind
sure and speedy reliet in its Trial size 10
cents. Call and inquire about it of Partridge Bros
or l.. Ii. Titcomb in Augusta, or W. K. Ballard,
Haliowell. Morris & Heritage, Philadelphia. Pro.
prietors. octl7.feodly
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INDIANA.
City Marshal Shot.

Indianapolis June9. At a colored picnic at
Franklin, yesterday, the city marshal, with depu-
ties, attempted to arrest two negroes named Tate
and McCloud for gambling, whereupon Tate fred
upon them, shooting Deputy Marshal Hayes in
the breast and bystander in the foot. The ne
groes then escaped. but were afterwards arrested.
HAYES will die.
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CUBA.
Cuban Affairs.

New York. june 8. Havana letters state that
the bandit Garcia recently escaped from. prison,
and is again the terror of the country people round
about.
Governor Adran of Cardenas, on returning
from recent campaign, Kissed by his soldiers,
who demanded their pay but which they did not
get and he was removed few DAYS after.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Marine Disaster.

san Francisco. June Q. The Steamship Colma
from Panama, brings report that the English
dered in the vicinity of Coquimbo. The crew
took refuge in two boats, one of which was picked
up by the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Limena, and the men, including the cap
tain of the Prince Alfred landed at Corrigal. 1t
was expected that the other boat would reach CO.
quimbo.
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Village District School Meeting

DI virtue OF authority vested in me as Clerk of
ID the Village School District OF the City OF Au-
gustG hereby notify and warn the legal nhabi-
tants OF said District, qualified by law to vote IN
city affairs, to meet at the High School Room III
said District, Saturday, the l?th day of June, at
O'Clock p. NJ, to act on the following articles, VIZ
Article l. To choose Moderator
Article ,. To see what course the District will
take to raise money TO pay debts falling due dur
ing the current year.
To transact any other business tina may proper
ly come before the meeting.
J.F. PIERCE, Clerk Of Village School Dist.
Augusta, June Sd, 1870 junc5 t&wlw
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Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life. when
sick the object is to get well; now we say plainly
that person in this world that.is suffering with
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and its effects, such
Stomach, Heart burn, falptation OF the Heart, De
pressed Spirits. Biiionsness. &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and cure. II
Bros. and Henry L. Fuller, and get sample BOT
tie for 10 cents and Try it, Regular size 10 cents.
Two doses will relieve you.
mayl9- tTT&S1wif
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Legislative.
ECTICUT.
Political.

Hartford, June Q. The democrats of the legs-
lature tonight nominated Moses Culmer of Mid
tletown, for the vacant Judgeship of the Superior
Court. The other prominent candidates were
Elisha johnson of Hartford, W. T. Wilcox Of
Chester, James A. Hovey of Norwich and Levi
Warner of Norwich. After seven ballots all
these withdrew, anu Mr.. Culmer was nominated
by reclamation