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Middletown transcript., 1877-04-21
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LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
BY LILLE BELL.

ssGather a wreath from the garden bowers,
And tell the wish Of thy heart in flowers"
, 1877-04-17
THIS MEANS BUSINESS,

To lAs proprt<iors cf any hosfl In cAttdqo. par.
ttcasarly NJ fhs Grand Pacific. who arc .faisssy
eantnq that th<1r Aoutts are practically fire proof
aad al he sd1.s tft4< paying iasHyanee for Aa..
uFtons rltt: Having erected FGnE.rHpnF hotct at
m additional cost Of $500. COO. and beu; IN.
Willing that any other hotel. in Chicago should
claim exception In this respect when tho facts DO
not warrant II, hereby invite such interruptions
peTsons 10 build trc In tho ceatro Of any chamber
or room in tho Palmer House proper The Wabash
avenue extension excepted, tho furniture, car,
pals, mlsEo1, cte., to bo uHdistut6ed, and
the doors and windows to remain closed
for QUO hour at The expiration OF that tmc tho
hra docs not spread beyond The room tho psnon
accepting this Invitation il 10 pay for sIt damage
iune md for the uss Of the room. II The aes docs
c1tcna boyoni tho t9om II elain, that It vii! nos)
there shall be no charge for damage aone.
The Iest can take place On tho 1st Of Juns. II
tlc Invitation IL not accepted by ,hat time pro.
pose, with tho consent os tho Underwriters Of Chl.
cago, to make tho test myself, believing that the
result would i.c tho anao Al on former oceaslou,
when ntc nurnesl for ntac hours In ono OF tbs
roual, aud did leas than 500 damage.
loErER PALNEa.
, 1877-04-17
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho Oates English Opera Troupe, always popu.
lar, opened to an excellent house last night In
"Ame. Angots Daughter" Not liltlc diGicut-
ty was experienced by tho company in reaching
Chicago, a. they were compelled to tAkc 4 special
train to The city because Of break. down on tho
road. But, despite the fatigue of travol, the
opera was we'll rendered. tho comic elements fairly
presented, and tie singing good. The opera has
been given 80 oltsn here, and tho troupe 10 we'll
known, that compliments ata unnecessary. Moth.
ing Of the old fFe hna been lost and the patrons Of
tsavcrlr's are offered week Of fun and dne
mnstc+
A'vIcKEn's.
frat appeared last might in "Ssm. I" tho bcst OF
play his talents At advantage. There waa not .
very large audience. but It wa sympathetic and
enthusiastic.
NEW CutuA0o.
Bil1y H1coa new troupe stasted on well with
good programme And fair house. SONS parts
were extremely funny, while others Wrfe
amusing from tho1r olJ.tlmo Ecco'ltctions. It Ia
d bad bnsIneRs to otter Chicago audience
An old performance, for thcfo IL Atfong Affection
for mtnGrelay In Tho city, and Rice will end 1t to
ha advaMtAgolf II lie will utilize his talent In tho
production OF novelties rather than time-honorcd
performances.
liEMAN ALLRN.
Dy an error, tho complimentary concert to Mr.
liecman Allen waa announced In THE HrNpAf
rAIHuxs for tho 1uth Inst 1t will be gycn at Kim.
balls plano. .rooma Tomorrow evening, Tho 1bth,
with IN a1mifnblc programme.
, 1877-04-17

II II not The nesctt Of the republic shat officers
shontd Be removed without sufle,ent cause. Here,
''ln The case Of officers who are elected BY tho
.in.f ;o;s5s s:si, ssSs H. i.
present incumbent shall be retained or another
elected II q. plaes: md, { man ha.
SSs sosr h' IT, ptis. as
nKniust T. From the la*t confederation has
f.: e nS, @ se:s .ss 81 hs ,as
viii sooner or liter iesa 10 4 change n sns pro.
Snow, whether the above ME ntionrd statement
regarding thc rule alleged q hayc been eaahti:hed
' r ns tse T. IL pb @hs vs
se:ere. This I, H.. di Diplomatic '1ssA sna CON;
tn the principle that Tho of''ccr. should not be
sss ss x si l. Tst .S ha .gs Il. e9e ees
pssi!.on.. va. 81 tho op{ntoa i ttsss no Hmer,es1
ysars. The position Of M!ntaler II Paris, whsra
Mt: Short Ma" then stationed. had 70 BE- h'tet;
sn =; t
n.unieAted this fact 10 Mr. Short in \ letter, IN
winch he said that nfter hts own return after an
ehangrA whic. hnd taken place. aud found hlinssli
allen 10 the feelings anu sentiments Of the people.
h = sosa ns !. u anrs
than eight yeaEs. and President Warrington ga!e
his consent Hence It wa. impossible for him TO
intfrst the embassy 10 Mt. Short, who bad been
absrai for seventeen rtass.
''That which Is said here Of Ministers IL main.
tally truo Of Consn3s. No american Citizen should
live too long In n forsign land; and the American
Ambassador At berlin. ST. l.encrott Davis, seeos.
State Department a few years ago. Nevertheless.
theru api'tars rrccntly 70 hare been adopted; 70
far "a tic diplomatic, and especially tho consnlar,
service Is concerned, more permanent system to
Thus Mr; Marah has been Minlttsr to Italy since
1H1. and the Ministers to thu Hawaiian Islands and
11ayt hayt been there aintn Grant fEst went Into
onec. ttr. Wa.hburue. A. raEs, like the Minister
etSh. years. to a.k fSr his recall, Among tae Con.
suss given In tho 3thte Department reaIslef arc
twrhty-one who have held their p1aces ioe moro
than eight years, f1rc for sixteen years. and ono
since 1919; while nineteen wrro appotated insnnc.
dIa.ely after Grants Inauguration. and have lived
abroad since that time Many Of thess conaafs arc
utterly dcnatfonalzed, have married Of Rone into
business abEoad. and have no Idea Of returning to
the United States.
"Aecording to tho regulation proposed By Jetler-
sou, and consented 10 by Washington, all Minis.
ters and consuls who bays been abroad moro than
practical aud real RETURN in the Ctvlt SeEvlce."
, 1877-04-17

Thcre Will he choice n,usic fecItatIons, readngt.
singing, etc. Tho RundaY school h"s been pre-
Il no aonbt that there will b. large attendance.
a Gospei temperance meeting, nndor tho auspl.
ecs OF The HcFofscd men. will bo held Al tho Tenn
pcrnnco Coffee ttanso corner Thirty. ninth atreet
and Cottage Grove avenue, this evening Al
O'Clock. led By Thomas linc, asslated By several
other reformed men.
The animal meeting Of the Toman's rresbytorIen r
nohrd Of 1Iisstons of tbs Northwest will be held
in thc Ftrst Presbyterian Church, ln this city. on
i,.e NTH and 2nth OF this month. All oS tho rail.
roads ccntcringt n Chicago will give to delcEatcA
Delegates should apply for certificates 10 the setes
tasy, Noou, ~ Mccormick Block.
, 1877-04-17
THE BRAlDW00D MINERS.

DRAfnwoop, ILL.,, April lD.-Siuch to tho sat-
isfactFon Of all concerned, everything passed Oh
quietly to-day. The only demonstration made
Was about q o'clock this afternoon. The miners
formed In procession, headed By tho miners
bnnd, marched through tho principal streets,
aud then went Into q caucus and resolved that
they each make formal demand upon the ssv-
cral companies for tho auaount Of wares due
them, and, Il refused, to commence Immediate
legal proceedings against tho coal companies.
The leaders advised them 10 keep cool and do
nothing rash, after which They djouri,cd and
marched TO their respective companies oiIIccs
and demanded their pay, which Gctna refused.
they quietly walked away. Tic Mnror has
sw0rn III twenty-five special police tonight.
, 1877-04-17
TIE IIEGWEIN CASE.

Ye,ten,ay forenoon serrt. fIahnn. n Tho {,nton
a,s.I.vss 1,'i,.s .sns. 1.." u..en
e!oek' es aa.us s lvnee' sook soah anu Lawfcnes
Nolan, tho b!others accuncd OF being participants
In Tho 1lcgwcln burglary, to The honse Of that
much. .tniurod nnltr for the purpoao OF learning
,yhu,,a~ II. t,sm,.a,, ea,,I tdan,,ts ,ha, -. ~.
W. mss.nss s t'ss"eaa soa'a .oens5 .ng VI nos.
oa arriving a. tRc ho1se, corner OF wentworth
avenue md Fosty-seventh street. tito prisoners
warn mt unnte known Il. Mr. unrweln. and warn
.,st.s .,,oa, nn,,h,- -, ,,hs. ,,.,.o,. hrt ~.
.easca ansIns nunpca u. ~ o1ass pe'sone' o"t no
1tnnoo1ato3y rolntsd out Johh Solaa a. tho man
whom ho saw At the foot OF his bed tho
nleht nf ths rnhhsry. Tho othor. Law
..n.. J.. ,n.n, 49, L,on,,,v 1,..t.. ut,,h.u
c n Ho eSaG ~ ea T., ,cssnt s we
We're sks bsek to Fl. pce and, @ Mh ESe1y
ana Me,i ne m other pg,.ons assea 70 S, haIs osen
81 M m ~ tn1 m qy Msse asa n ooaoa y
fs tas ~ oH A. ,ss SnasS o.
III III, asumH .as G pe1a oL tHat cs!"io
w w. De M 70 ann~s tno snas ~ o. 1a.tes 70
su n @ @ ,it, j.. sso SIA ~ a. a.
IGnpsea arson ana 5au.aot aniGns 20 a1Gea ana ~,
0lCtMeuks go~HMsa W tnem @tt 4uo AGeuhea
were nnao;e % in!nseA oa''. anu Wsto
%!Tcnhm.cu % 70 tsns ~ hna loIk-up. !ho
MGisa a.ts .' oso'ne5s Pfocntea eaonsc,| put tne
uAAGI tMe. nafo Hpts ulBnt ElcFk
, 1877-04-17
TIRE COUNTY BUILDING.

Contractor sexton eommencsd making brick yss-
tesd1y lof the new Court. Noras.
e. Tho Grand Jury Yesterday disposed Of titssn
cases Of ths lower order, and found bills In about
half Of thnm.
Lazy continues to neglect his businss aud live 1t
the pubiIo's expcuse. all s1orts 70 obtain bonds
men tayln9 10 far besa unavA:'lny.
Ths Criminal Court xu not In aes4loa yestxsdIy
, 1877-04-17
the WINDSOR.

Every psceautton sgatnst hro has been provided
by tho pToprietors Of the Windsor IIofal on Filth
avenue. between Forty.slxth and Forty.seyenth
streets, New York. There ARC four ave.lneh mains
summing from the enyinetoom In the sub basement
to the roof Each maia hxa an outlet on tho soren
1oors. With 100 feet Of hose oil ready for Services
10 That there arc 400 feet OF hoso ready on each
story. What With Iron ladders running on tho out.
sides Of the building, every one may feel Ecason.
ably sure Of escape. No house IL batter provided
With such appliances.
, 1877-04-17
DECORATION DAY.

THE dMANp AKAI PREPARING FOR II.
A meeting Of delegates from the different Poata
Of tho q. 4. Il. nthe city was hold last evening at
tho Grand Pacific To mako arrangements for tho
proper observance Of Decoration Day. Mr..
A. ]. psutt, Of 1lausom Post, called tho
meeting to order, md, on motioll, wAa
elected Chairman. Ho brlchy stated tho
business in hand. md advised that tho celebration,
though not ntggardly In Its character, should bo
marked BY tho element of simplicity. 1his Id
OCCASION, aud ~ belng appropriate to tho condition
Of business. Capt. L. y. Jacobs said that com.
m1ttec from the Chicago Veteran Club had been
appointed to confer With tho delegates, md inovcd
comni.tea tion the linton Veteran cius xs1s ID: il:
Mr.. A. r. haddock nsked what tho dnttes Of the
nlouabcrs Of committees would b.. Gen. J.. y.
sen ssgnsa t. sTaa
tsn lad Worked we'll, Il had boon suggested Tint
tho pr9gran,sno sholttl b. varied this time, Tho
vantsecs u simplicity ID .hs ceremonies, ~ bnt M
thought dednlto programme. shoull be prepared,
embracing m orns!on, vocal and Instrumental
Sif: Maddox saia that Col. Qaisk, of. the Sec.
ond Regiment, had informed him that that body
and celebrate ths Roman Catholic service there.
IL supposed that ths might ba lnsetc.tn2 TO tho
uraad Army and therefore mentioned tie sub.
ihs Views q ths!s ,resPectiso Fost. a. 10 Which
cemeteries they would wfsh To attend.
A delegate wisl!ed to know II Col. Qulrk spoke
Maddock did not know how this MAS; he addressed
Mr. Qu!fk as Coluncl
Gen. 1lcyno'd. thought II would 10 best 70. ono
second Regiment aud moved that 2 eomMltteo y
which cemeteries The different Posts should bo
asstancd 10. Tbs motion prcvatlcf: and on mosion
cts With representative ston. tho Union
Fiat md Second itcy!ments md all
cth, q % +: s.c4
trndrt On 1notion OF t}cu, Reynolds. Tho Secre-
hry was also instructed 10 noliiy The Executive
G1n.n,,ttos Of Tho Ctizcns Association Of tls In.
acommittee 10 meet with the Committee Of tho
Tho h.comuaistec reported ia faroso of the fol.
c!:aas%fn's wel ii = .d nHiHai ~ ss aIs:
woodl Posls. Oakwood; KeJnoids Post, III,
Sort. Side Veteran Association to Join
aIlo 70 report anl ths ~. i isit sfco 10 take In
cther Calvary Or Ruschtt1 Cemeteries ~ they may
Ge ablc u decide among themselves. On lnotiun
sal upsa ts Ftss|as"t 3 q ts cil.sa. as:oeis.iea
aAd solicit tn a.ss1ance VI that holy and VI cit!
Guns generally in rataing tho necessary fundt It
y estimated, tndEing on tho ba..s u last year.
aud rropcr celebration, and lht. sua therc should
Sera!uly nut DO tue slightest ilniculry In psocuE'
I F'nanes comn.lttcc, consisting q ono member
Club, WAa appointed, and 1t decided thai what
ever general fund should b. fased 1t le divided bc-
tWeen the different cen,essr pro rata. Tho C,nl.
missee then adjourned until nSat Monlay ssealn.:,
Eosentat,ss VI The lidcrsnt military orssnxstjon,
and thu clssseas GENERALLY arc sspscled 10 atead.
, 1877-04-17

s:ls eqstns:t' Alftsd n p.asr Issh!ns.
Ts@d; 4; c I:a"er!S hoehstter: Manuel s,ovIn. r.
{sa;.W {Sssaa.;.dWx; r. Fs.s|} Mf%ph'st M:yof yM:.
r loa;:; cs.,1s: !ss.s: Nss fe.ts y. !;I,sS!: ~
ard William LoxeA New Xta!and; 4. y, 1andon tEll
r i,nrkea Go,orslo; asn, J: 4: hm!ih. onsha John
If sss Ns* s'th. h.eeas:G sea W.ea II sGsn
Alhanyt j. a.: Mofta. DattIc Greek: G. D. nurnhArn.
Joliet n. ". Rogers. Rockford.
, 1877-04-17
TIE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

The SIddts-Z<Nun7 Of yesterAay had the loll0w.
ing communication from the Hon Lotsnx Nsen.
tnnU:
AT WIS xnnounced awhile ngo from Washing.
any officer who h4u doue bis duty for four years
should b. resppouted, II thefo .WcFe no REASONS
against It Of pers0nal 0r HoFui nature; bat that
equally competent mid meritoziuus eumpetitor
sought tbs poaltion. Thla ruto Teatca chiefly 10
aeat, being thuse who recelrs 4 salary Of moro
th4a q, ooo. Latas, tais statement was declared
70 be lHGoFrett.
II can haldiy beliese that such rule would be
established In regard to Postma4tcrs or othsr
oMcers. It scemA 70 me that It would b. Sety
llcsa government since In practice there nu4k b.
largo number Of exceptions. The republican basia
OF our form of government u on the ona side %.
Ind In Monzschical States. and On tho othss hand
, 1877-04-17
1THTSas.
NEALLEY-Aprsl 18. 70 the wifs Of Dr.. George
F, NeAilty oun

. .-- DEATHS
LANE-1n this city. April II, after protyocicd
illness. Of consumption, Miss Minn's +. Lane.
Funeral viii 1cave fesidencc Of Mrs L. f. Lane,
cousin u deceased, No. 30 Oak.av.. Tuesday,
April Il, a p; M, p,2nptl{. hy carrtasts 10
Ices will bn hold At quarter before o'clock, tho
Rev. Clinton Locke Officiating All arc invited.
KH baltimore tMd.j and Burlington IN. -
papcfs please copy
Busn-Apsil 10, Marie Duah, infant daughter Of
Edward j. and Maria A. Bush, aged months and
~ days. .7-
Funeral from residence, AIS South JcIcrson. .at.,
Wednesday, April II. at 10 o'clock, by carriages
10 Calvary.
sMlTll-Aprsl 10, Mary H., wife Of Charles ".
Smith,,
VIII be buried at BelvIdeTs on Wednesday.
.tW New York. brooklyn, and st. Louis papers
please copy.
CONWAY-At residence, MOI Aftcsian avtpnc,
A. 10 o'elock p. n. April 10, Sarah B., beloved
villa Of Richard r. Conway.
Fnncrai nniice hereafter.
, 1877-04-17
HYMENEAl.

Gpteta5 DGspottA 10 1As Tribune
/, K1oKux, Is-. April ld-laaac Well, OF 0tta.
wt, III. and Miss Rosa Teller, Of this city, were
married Last evening. The wedding took place
In the Jewish Synagogue, and MA very brtli-
liant affair. This was ths second tino the Jew
iah marriage ceremony WAS ever performed In
, 1877-04-17
HAhflS 10 RENT.

Al Lyon 4 Healy's, State and Monroe streets,
ron eau slwsys fcnsa good uprxas Or square
piano, 1t low rpte.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05

Best Glazed Spool Cotton REDUCED. ito 2 cts.
spool.
Good Elastic Cord cent yd.
Ladies Rucnes REDUCED 10 4 cent each
New Lot OF Fans from 10 to 70 each.
Large Lot Cambria sun Umbrellas from 50c to . ]
each.
silk sun Umbrellas Fl ON 81 80 to $3.50 each.
Mems Cotton Pants REDUCED to 10 cts.
Mems Thin Undershn - icr 81 cts.
IL Cakes Toilet Soap tcr25cts.
Hagans Magnolia Balm 80 cts. q bottle.
Adamson's Balsam % cts a bottle.
Ayers Hair Nigor 65 cts. a bottle.
Mosquito Netting 10 cts. a yd.
Ladies silk Bows for l5c 25c and BIC each.
5 Balls Best Transparent soap Tor 20 cts.
IL doz. Shirt Buttons for cts.
Nice Two Button Kid Gloves for SOC pair.
Clark's Machine Spool thread cts. spool
Ladies' Felt Skirts only 5Oc each.
Best Brown Duck Overalls SOC pair.
5 Ladies' Fine Handk erchiefs for 25c.
Papers of Good Pins Tor loc.
New lot 10 Bone Corsets for soc.
Extra TO Bone Embroidered Corsets for 81 90.
very Pretty Vases for 5Oc and 81 u pair.
All Linen Towels for sc each.
Children's Round Combs g. 10, l5c each.
All Linen Table Covers for soc.
New Lot Ladies' Ruches for 10c Dozen.
pairs Ladies' Striped Hose for 25c
LADIES' White Hose SC pair.
Nice Linen Damask Towels 25c each.
Good Wallets 10, 70 and 5Oc each.
All Linen Blsoms IL, 20, 80, Is, 33c each.
Good Note Paper and l0c Quire.
Good Perumery for l0c a Bottles
Nearly all kinds oil Pills for 20c Box.
Now is the Time 10 Buy! !!
AS we have just opened large stock OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
Mem aobsrtlSementS.
Guaranteed Speculation.

$4oo invested by ms in 80 days Straddles have
made $3.50. 500 have paid 81 TOO in 80
davs. We Guarantee all 80 day 5traddles Mon.
ey refunded ifno profit is made. References given
Cores pondence collected.
w. +. HUBBELL Il CO.,
MEMBERS NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE,
4. y. Box 2,5lS. 40 Broad street, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
PORTLAND. August 10, lo15

PORTLAND August -, lei,.
DISTRICT on MINE, -.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the lith
/ day of August, a. ID. 1871, "a Warrant IA Bans
ruptcy was issued against the Estate OF Peter
Grant, of Farmin gdale, in the Comfy oi kenneOec,
ana state OF Maine, who has been adJudged a
Bankrupt on his own Petition, filed in the District
Cours for said District, August 7th, \. ID. 1911
that the payment of any debts, and delivery
OF any property belonging to said Bankrupt
to him, or iOr his use, ANA the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that
meeting OF the creditors of the said Bankrupt, TO
prove their debts and TO choose one Or more As
signees of his Estate, Will be held AT "a Court OF
Bankruptcy, 10 ne holden at the Court House in
Augusta, IN sala District, before John W. May,
Esq, Regster/6n the ii Ia day of 5 ptember, A. u
le,1, at 10 O'Clock a. Nj.
s. 5. MARBLE,
U. S. Marshal, as Me sci ger, lor said DIstri,t.
tauglS-.j j&Wz2 -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05

TRUSTEES Thomas LambaTd, JAS. W North
Artenlas Libbey Wm. s. Badger, sam Titcomb.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
U. S. NJ arsha,'s Office.

U. g. Marshal, a. Messenger Ior said Disui
aug2IS29 tw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
Notice of assignee of His Appointment,
IN THE pI-TRiCI CoVRT OF the UNITED SrATEs
F1R iHE IISrrICr OF MAINE.
In the matter ot
AUgUslus tr,weL In ArkrIptcN.
IS nkrupt,)

DISTRICT OF MAI +, s.:
At Augusta, the y day of August, \. ID, 1871
The under I=nvd hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as Asalgnea Ot Augustus CrOwell o
WaterVle In the County oi kennebec, aud State OF
Maize VT. 10 said District, wh1 has been adJudgeo
II bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of aid District.
WM. T.. WrlIrEHOCSE, Assignee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05

The only combination of the
truc Jamaica Ginger with
choice Anomalies and French
Brandy, is IA delicious. harm
lees, and strengthening subs j..
uute for all knds of stimulants.
It promptly relieves Dyspep-
sia, Oppression after Eating,
and every species of ln1iges-
uon, corrects all disturbances s
II the Stomach and Bowels,
md cures Cramps, Chills, fe-
vers, and malaria. Ask FOR
SahfOrd's Ginger. aug2aiw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organised IL lS4t.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lam bard, JAS. W North.
Artemas Llbbey, VIM. s. Badger, Sam ! Titcomb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
St. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. TO z. Nj. and
from TO 4s0 Y. NJ. Saturday Evening", from 10
$50 oclocS.
Interest on deposits payable twice a year, FEB.
and Aug. Interest not drawn out is added TO the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited on before the teTih ddg OF each
month viii draw interest from the GTsf day of the
same month.
ArUnder IN visiting law OF this State, all de
pesits IN savings Banks, are exempt from muntci-
pal taxation.
No returns of names of depostors are required
to be made to State or town authorities, and all ac
counts held by this Bank TO be strictly private
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can
post money in their own names, so that II can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
WM.R SMITH Treasure.
Augusta April 20, 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05

ourselves that among the chances and changes Of
other svocations. we have done q good work in
supporting and improving the fundamental indus
try of mankind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Treasurer's Notice.

Tdr0 on nonresident Real Estate IN the city Of AU.
gastd in The County Of KenRebec and state Of
Maine for the year 4. d. 1876.
THE following list of Taxes on Real Estate of
l. nonresident owners, in the city OF Auguela,
Tor the year 1876, in bills commit ed to samuel W
Lane, Collector of said City, on the 29th day OF
June, 1876, has been returned by him to me, as re-
naming unpaid on the 10th day of June, 1871, Dy
his certificate OF that date, and now remains nn.
paid; and notice Is hereby given that II the sald
taxes and interest, and charges are not paid nto
the Treasury of said City within eighteen months
from the commitment OF said bills, so much OF the
Real Estate taxed as will be sufficient TO pay the
amount due therefor. including interest ana
ehafges will without further notice, be sold al
public auction at my office in Granite Block, IN
said City of Augusta, on Friday, the fourth day OF
January, a. ID. 1875 at O'Clock in the afternoon :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
Notice of Assignment.

Nouce is hereby given that Prentiss NJ. Foger
of Augusta, County of kennebec and State of
Maine. has assigned to me all his property, ex-
cept such as is by law exempt from attachment
and execution. for proportional distribution among
such OF his creditors become parties to said
assignment within three months from the date
thereof.
Dated at Augusta this third day of fAugast, A. ID
1911. 5. s. BROOKS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
Maine Steamship Co,
Semi.Weekly Line to New York.
Steamers Eleanora and Franconia,

sssqS.s.S.ss cry MONDAY and THURSDAY
<aCz&assc&ssarx@z5 at O'clock. Z. Nj, and leave
Pier 49, East River, New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at 7. Nj.
The Eleanora is a new steamer Just built for this
route, and both she and tne Francona are htted NJ
with nne accommodations for passengers, makiHs
this the most convenient and comfortable routt
ior travellers between New YORK and Maine
These steamers will toucn at Vineyard Haven dur
lag the summer mouths on their passage to anC
from New York.
Passage in State Room, $500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded TO and from Philadephla
Montreal, Quebec ST. John, and all parts OF Maine
aS-Freight taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested TO dtheir freight to the
steamers as early as p. NJ, on the days that they
leave Portland. For further Information apply to
HENRY FOX General Agent, Portland.
J.F. AMES, Agent Pier 3s East River n. Y.
Tickets and state rooms can also be obtained al
- Exchange street.
Portland 1875. iulyA-tf