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CRANDEsT EXCUxsION oE Ta.

" sEA ~ON, EHI kSDAY, ser- ca~s
tie Der L h, 1878. under The sil- s-r AaSrx-S
spices Of The INlFcRMED Asso- '@sssassasEEaka<
q ALTON. KNIGHTS or "Y CHA nom
W sHiNGT, \ 10 FAIR HAVaN sai return
va oai tfnors~ 60 miles down the Ct ,saIssFc Ray
Inc isiSeSt and ia>test steamer OF tue Weelns
Ira sIortatlon Line engaged. Escursioni- is taken
CO; 20 the hart at canton. Leave Ia i II p:e
80 Pcf"me" depot 81 so m arrive a. "a ION
* Hinorei q. m, AID a Fair Hw 81 Il ~
Sven hours f"r dancing, fishing: Grabbing. ba; h
ing SC returning leave Fair Haven a u "a,
arriving at Washington at IL p. N. Mo .niic
TIDE ON the Chesa" cake. Tickets, ropnI trip. SO
Children between and IL Halt Prize Tickets Tor
Tor safe hy the Committee aud al; principal Cigar
stands, ana b. and 7. depot on Il )Tuing OF ur-
a.,Sl 4
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
thas -hreYes and Ellen RAYMOND; Wm.
queen IIc Emily Bel. John Walker aud En-
ma Slaughter George " Huju1ar and Molly
b Bufruss AGs,Cs. GleSeke ard Lena Les
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E1OK HOT WEATHER.

HR. AICOhD,S ESSENCE OF LIFE
~ Restores manhood and the vigcr OF youth to
the most shattered constitution In four weeks.
FAILCEE IMPCsSIBf =. Thishfe-fsstoring RENE
dy should he taken by Ill aboHt TO marry, Or who
have become weaAeaei from excess OF any other
cause Success IN every case Is rs certain rs that
water Quenchee thirst. p per case. soie Agent
Dr. JOS. JACQUES, University Place, New
York. UTH0otstS SWDDSsed, janl-u
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FINE Doors AND SHOES at reduced prices at
q. J. Sgasegrge-' $, 3g6-.9S 7th stgeet.-.dtV.,
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sCskF fi>s EDITIONS and studs collar but
IONS 20 lGafch, god trOnts one and two dol.
farS; tht best 1T. cent eyeglasses in the city A.;
AT fftSS :, No ~ Ia. ave, near % St-Ait IT
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cRANpELI OLD HEADQUARTERS corner
-stn ara II streets, u still the head center for
schoOi DOCKS drawing Instruments and draw.
ing material IN the city.-Adtt
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NOLICE $50 hOUNT VERNON PAS
NSEN6ZR2-The steamer MARY
WAsHlEsIoF. Which has been 70 En4
Gently rehtted and furnished L. L.
Blake captain. 10 the only boat allowed to Land pas
sengers 1t Mount Vernon wharf. Round trip 81
nclu'!iug odmfss1on to mansion ana grounds
btsamer leaves It'll st. wharf daily (Sundavs ex-
eeptedl ct 10 a:m., and returns at pm. j. EcH.
6CLLINHsWORTH,B up't Laaies' Mount Ver.
n0n ASSOCIATION. L. l.. BLAKE, steamer MAT
Washington. fei6 ~
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DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
French Diagonal: sold At s2o. reduced to sl5
Russels Cashmere. sold at 10. reduced to IS
Empire Mile Cashmere. sold at 70, reduced to 10
An-N Ool Cashmere. sold at Ia, reduced to Z
COATS AND VESTS.
French Diagonal. .......sOd at $50, reduced to $40
LAC W3rss sa1 ;'-.sod ls reduced to Il
DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS.
English 8orsted. sold at ~, reduced to IS 90
Globe Mills Cashmere. sold at 8, reduced to Z SO
Tait Weeden Cas-; sod at s, reduced TO 90
dragons. CASHMERE. re- sold 81 reduced to 90
Union Cashmere. .....sold at 2, reduced to / SO
BOYS SUITS.
Black Cloth. ..sold at $12 reduced to 20
WOrsted Basket. sold at 10, reduced to Z
An-Wool Cashmere. .....sold at 2, reduced to s
WHITE VESTS.
Fine White Vests. 81 90. worth se
fiDe Whit Vests, ......'........for 90. worth
ALPACA COATS
Aipaca Coats. at se. reduced to u
sD Ds Goats Cats at reduced
AL othe. Goods at same proportion prices.
NoTE.-I Am determined 20 reduce this stock, in
o-loT 70 make room for an immense stock OF Fall
and Winter Goods which have ordered already,
70 10 expressly manufactured for me. Call at once
81
a. STRAUSS,
1911 Pesansgsr0ntn 0censse.
sasIi Il Be..aan Tenth and Eleventh sts,
DREPARE FOR WINTER.
I -
have for sale and ana putting up some'GSfA
Of the finest
FURNACES, RANGES AND FIRE
PLACE HEiTERS
to ee found In the city, and warranted to give SAL.
istactiop.
can refer to hundreds Of our best citizens, 70
their superior heating GuaDueS, Durability AID
economy.
SIN prepared 20 90, at short notice, ali Repairs
20 Furnaces, Ranges and Fireplace Heaters, by
competent Wcrknen.
Sc Al work warranted.
Don't Forget tbs Place.
W. y. WYVtLL,
aug22lm a6S PeDnN. arenNe,
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-" - -ist TION..-FrCT F. NJ Whitaker
:, Son We have Il H-eS.rs y s-er an9 ~ o.
con QdGr,srth i:er5eU7s, for July. and the Fs9
a'ol o7.9 FL: Mao 1,ine RE mt -1zGtinr;,i
ana the : - 4in'srtCIp Etrts,-S, FOX Sep.cr,
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CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS s'-Immars.
.-ssortIueuJ from l. = -, =, 81. t2. &. RcrS.
*e!s from - cau,s par yard oile'oth All
widths: taPestfx and veiFet E.ge. Nltff1-
ham ace ." pairs = J-.nkatS. nom = ,
Ger pan TowSgL : Cheap Day Goods Store
{,G IA s-ys- SOyTu SIDE -1fFs.
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS


SECoNn SELECT ExCURSION TO
S = GhafEt POINT, NJ np,er -,sSA
CLUB, for the henef- Of The VEL 80
Low FEW SGFFf RsRS. tn Steamer SUE
VII ie$ We .h-street whsr SATURDAY NIGHT.
Sep'enhtr i4;h a. 12 o'clock: returning VIII reach
b me- Sund.y night about 10 o'tio X. There will
be al tar mass at the Point for the excursion
On Snnda morning Meals 80 certs tIrnishet on
the beat. T'rse.s 81 TO he had rom tie tl'lorinz
en-, j. j. Fuiler. b Council Bsn ko:h. j mas mes
Eek Becker. J%hn L. Rst.l Il: James Fullerton, 9.
ana AT tie bookstores of James BelIew ami ID
''osrh auy3l. -
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w Er1 E;.D INSTITUTE.
w Mrs. 3. L. CADY's
school fof Young LA1tel
UAo-Sm New Haven, Conn,
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NEW K0Rk SHOE STORE.
COS Penasy.canta GcenNe.
FACTS TRtT r1gg0T BE DRNTED,
EGURhS 7f4T C1NgOT BE BsA TEN
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TIE CITY FOB
RELIABLE GOODS.
LOOK At THE EIGURE6,
Ladies' kid Button worked holes. a 90
Ladies Check Dr. Plain Top Button. R.bO
Ls1es' roIec f1'fon Boots. .----.-~- 81 - 20 &. &C
Ladies French n al button. ........... ....-. Sc
Ladies Bees IRE i.a KID. 4, b, G, L. III 81 TO 81 81
Ladies sOoc foxsli Lace Cater. ............. 90
La.ies -inane slippers. TO L 90
i.sdes' Frt-cr Seels, BoYtoe n 20 q 90
Misses and children's Shoes as cheau - SuyWbera
IL the United States.
6ents Caf Congress sewed ..-.....-,., NJ or
Gents line Ga! Congress. .......... &C
Gents heud stitched Cali Congress S. 90 70 q 90
Genus Solid Leather Congress ........... l. as
Gchts loW sua Jrr - % to 3. &c
GeDts' working Shnes. d
Boys snd So' Es' shnes cheap
EVERYTHING As PEPRTSFNTYD,
tRICES GUARANTEED Tia LOWEST.
No Bees Oh Store. ONLY 0.e P~foe.
sugls tT GEORGE MCCARTHY.
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AssRnE1D ,' CSNSE y T,,p,7 vrzy. p.,r
Ara o I9 Mo :; w ss,nlelay> EVENING
'i''A "SsAf {, L LIZ r"! MUIR Proprietor
IptMEMBEss til = SECOND ANnUAL
ff1k1xsKs BRkEvoLhNT Ass9 5ANitAa q
themselves that Il shall be agreeable to ali @hS may
axe them vii. their prasehce Music by ths Oily
A 1D TUE SUFFERING,
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
Unde. tie sospees Of 81 F qua pivisian g. of IT,
the entire proceeds OF which will he de-
vote to The benefit OF tbe vel
low fever sufferers
On SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUsT 81 1878
ously rendered their services: The Washington
S:engerhI1ud, mader the leadership OF PCofe scr
Mrs. h. c. sherman. Miss Alice Murray, OF Ba IL
more; Mr. harry Z, Sherman: Mr. John y. Pugh.
ssHT ?Y e. W. rss and H. Z;
The programme VIII include Ofenbach's Charm
THE RosE OF AUYERGNE.
No reserved seats augs0 Ct
NATIONAL THEATSR. opa.iao.
After its extensive embellishments and changes
viii open -
When the Sea7on o. Fun will begin, with GIor ouS
Entertainment, crowded with II usic,
Nirlh and Melody.
THE FAMOUS
DUPhEz d BENEDICT NINSTRELs.
q IN NUMEER, INCIvpIvG THE GREAT MIMIC,
BILLY ARLINGTON.
New SoEGS, DANCES. SKETCHES, FUN, ETc.
Admission TO first and sec md fpors 50 cents
Reserved seats. 90, rs and IL 20.
Gallery, Is cents.
The Dramatic Season Will commence on Mon
DAY. september 9Th, with very brilliant J. 3r-
form. rance. tPaSt and Rep au,3O-tr
a GRAND BARBECUE AND E'EsTf-
"A VAL
WILL, BIZ GIVEN HY THR
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE SUrCH-
ERS' CON- 3tSAT
WASHINGTON sCHUETZEN PARK.
"WEDNESDAY AND THUR%DAY, SEPTEM-
BER 4Th AND 9TH.
A Bullock will be slaughtered AID roasted each
Gay At u CLOCK, sharp, and served t. viSI- ia
tors free o. CHARGE the BULLOCK - be roasted ~
whole. Prize Bowling, Ladies' Prize Shoot -
ing. Concerts Dancing. and other a,nuse- L -A
menta Grand IJurnloatinn a d Fireworks every
evening. There will be grand Parade on the first
fully invited 70 part ipate in tie parade, tmouned
10 appear III Dark Clothes and High Hats, starting
from E. kobs. corner Sth and streets NV, at
10 O'Clock. Sharp Admission, Is cents. For fur
Their 10 toIInatian, i;Gure Of the
ane22 d&d EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-aIessrs. Duncanson
Charles T. Davis trustees, lot No !, in square
SIS being AZ the corner Of SJh and A streets
northeast, 10 NJ 7. Callan at II cents per
square foot.
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ch AOUHS RIDE On THE POTO
y MAC FOE 10 CENTS.
Steamer Macy WAsHlNGTON $500
S VII lesve her wharf, foot Of
at 10 O'Clock n. returning at 4:45 o'clo X o. M
h0ollight Excursion Will be given on Mon.
Gay snd Friday nights, leaving at 7:1b; ne
turning 1t II p. m. Fare round-trip Is cents
Music snd Dancing on each Of the above trips
Inc ma lagere reserve the right to reject any per
SOD tbey may zee Mt. 1y37-6w'
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, rE71TIoss TX BAEhKgPro1 !yo!untary) have
Richie, ChaS. w. King, ". j. Wallace, F. ".
Ayres, L. Il. Haiea;. r. Il Hudson, Paul
Ieary X. Sanger, i Kaufman, II, King, Jr
/, Mchlahon, ana James Linton.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CACHED CONCERT
~ B y = 5.tISaTQN sCHUETZgN PARK.
At O'clock, II weather ia .oraue.
Ut +, LIE NGUH Proprietor,
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- EOE9 Known CoLLE6IATKINgTITI
VI Eodrdt1g and Ooy School for Yyeao Eadfcs
AND CsfIdrsn The duties Of tie Institute viii fe
resumed on KDk ESDAY, September iltb. For
10i CAV street. Georgetown. tvsI I'M.
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EDUCATIONAL,

MSS II. l.. GREGORY WILL REoPSN
lNl her S''ret School for boys ana girls st
Friends " srirg House l st, astween Is n s1A
"a b SITS. September 1873.
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Nlk6INIA FINALE INSTITUTE SrAUN.
" TON. S.ktINiA, Rev. X. n PHILLIPs
s.,cyor ASA q hy fuIl corps OF experienced ol-
Gers. The "a annual session " IN cnmmen.a
SEPTFMRFR IL b 1878 Bu'dins spacious with
Gas Hod hot sno 'u'c water. heaiei ~ steam. Ek-
t-nsiye grounds. Patronage from ntne Zen states
hoo nrst-Csss. Tc-tns reduced. seven chur, mes
within fhrve niUutes' Walk. Por c>'a'cg nfi-esE
the Rector. sngS-xxs ~
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EOUCATIONAL.

PoCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
IA SANDY SPRI SG, Nd.
This l1stftntinr Willie cTe- "a SkPTsMRgR lei.
IL viii b. {, -, tss GA Re sane priuci ples auc
with the same as.'>lsntS IS the slanu re- School
which my sister, trone a. Miller, has oonclu (. N
10 reline fIll cor -se OF instrc Ions Vi n
lectures, vii - sivon. Pr cir -a.als with "a ma
and Other psr'icul.rS siir.ss
HRNRh Z. hALLC VEL An,
suSl7-e Trinripsf
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COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
,ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CUMrANY's LINZ.

COAsTWlsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAcIrIo NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES LINZ.
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, CENTRAL and
f Easp Hs SRTs sdHSss wz zA
INGT0N TERKlroW and OREGON. &c, sailing from
~. rG s% SE%sSisco " va isrxUs OF PANAMA
Fro@ san ,gExSvisSS - JAPAN and CHINA,
s s:s:%:aP c Sirs q Ny
steamship CITY 81 NEW w Non1 March II,
For freight or passage A0p x o sss s.s ss
MORGA as LINK TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
Nlrhe steamers will sail irom pier ID North River as
Nov new nos o:.n. direct: Texas .ss,s
TO Morgun Louisiana aud Texas railroad and Morgans
To- III p"S 80 on ho S RIVER Nozzle Gv
ndinnoa, Corpus Christi. Rosksort BRACES ssn,iaso
Central Texas PaciGc, galveston.
scot. anu .sr p"ints Oh Missouri Kansas aud rexs. Rail-
road c.anectons vrcshs tor st. Marys and Fulton
Insurance can be oIscscd unaar open policy of.Ao no
70 r.. ann ps 10 B6EaT
MORGAN. Agents, oicc pier III North River
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
o,,o, sailing from pier 81 North River. nr,x
SAas HS SuS sAf TGS stS!ses U oss
Coass es@o.s ISo c%ssassafs aud ohio ":
road and With tho .cmpsnys line interior porss Ia
SEwGETs ssa w$sI,Seros. MS gI.v So'lols'.
iEwks bal. MONDAY ami THURSDAY. At r. NJ,
ss cs s and -Se CITY aud
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed =. -.
Through tickets and bills OF ading 20 all points
~ rates Insurance for Norfolk, &C., ~ por cent
Frcignts received daily pier ~ North kiveE General
Office No. 10Y uroen Wick ST. ~ 1. McCHEA Prcs'dent
NEW YOHK AND HAVANA DIsECr MALL LtNE.-
~ These first class steamships will siI NJ r. NJ, from
pier 10 Aorn River, fo OF Cedar Tor Havana Direct as
foliows;- :. ~,
CULCMBUS.. Wednesday. Mnrch ~
FOR freight and passage. having unsurpassed acc"mmo
WI. r. CLYDE CO.. No. Bowling Green,
MckELLAm. LuLING Z CO., Agents tn h.yanA
NEW CORK AND CUBA NAIL $. s. Lane roH
IN HAVANA.
. 49,. Marnihcent accommodations for passengeis. . , a,
Sailing UkSDAYS, from pier ~ East River. ~ r. ~
SAKAfOuA u,ewy ss tous. sundberg. Thursiay April
JAMES L. WARD Co. No. ll3 wall e..
rUExAs LINE FOR GALv GsrON, rOUcHlvG Az KEY
i west.--S.camer Oily OF HOUSTON, Captain stevens
will sail saturday March 49, nj r. NJ from per 2o East
River Through ratcs OF ircght and bills o. nahg Even
santiago, kockport und BrownsviIIc Freight !or ~
Mays aud Fulton Island Rockport For freight ana
passage evina superior accommodations, apply 70 ~ ~
MALLORY Co. AGENTS, 1853 Maiden lane. cooh-
SAyANNAh; kL0EipA, NAsa,4AS APP r hAvASA:-
LINE. GENIAL .AILKOAD Ok gEnhuiA AiLAN.
no A ~ GULF RAILROAD MND GtVwGiA AND
F.OKiD INLAND srEAMBoAT CoMPANi v. ~
l. lIviSGsroN so ' pis9 Is T. Rwosnesdsy March 70
fo'"''s"'o' p"''"a' Apply '" GEORGE YONGE,
Aoout Saturday steamers, 4Ov Broadway.
MCRRAY. FERRIS a CO.
AGENTS "Wednesday sss s,,.'f: " s serih ST.
Agent 4 Il Il. als Sway. Agent u H.. 40 S'way.
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uARRoR CoxxIssioNRRs OvrIcx.
OugnEc, 7th February, 1873.

DROPOSALS FOR Nj SSENGERS UNIFORMS.
i THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
invites proposals until O'Clock noon, Monday, April l,
1873 Tor AIS SUITS or NESSENGERS' uNiFO"M..
with the privilege Ut taking OF 100 at the
price.
and full particulars will he found In tho
JOURNAL or THE fELEGRAPIl." Of March 10, inst.
or can 10 had by applying to the undersigned.
WILLIAM HUN En. Supt Supplies
YORK. March ID 1873.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES
AND
Fancy Goods,
No. - Union Block,
WATER STREET, hUGuSTAi

AUGUSTA, Me, Dec. l, 1877.
Ihave sold my stock and good will to Mr.. p. {.
Kalloch OF Augusta, who has Just passed q tho
rough examination before the State Commission
ers of Pharmacy, which is q sufficient guarantee OF
his competency as Druggist and Pharmacist.
While thanking the citizens of Augusta aud vcln
ty for their very generous support during my resi-.
dence in this city, hope the same will be extend
ed to my successor, who is in every way worthy of
your patronage. A. c. DANA,
dee6tu Druggist and Pharmacist.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
Notice of Second Meeting of
Creditors.
IN rHE DISTRICT CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE

In the matter of
Joseph G.. Nichols, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS,
Pursuant To an order OF said Court, the second
general meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt
VIII he held at the Court House at Augusta, in said
District, on the twenty htth day of January, A. u.
1871, at 10 O'Clock 4, NJ, before John " NAV,
Esq, one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy IN said
District, for the purposes named in the section 5Ugl
OF the Revised Statutes Of the United states-Title
Bankruptcy. &C. NoSE, Assignee.
.ianll-2lXNianl6
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1ailp Ntnnebtt yournal.
FOR THE FAMILY.

To CURE CoRNs-Bathe the corn with
strong borax-water, then shave II closely,
but be careful not to make 1t bleed. Place
over the corn white felt corn-plaster and
wear il constantly until the corn has dis
appeared. Every night and morning wet
the small cavity over the corn land in the
plaster) with little borax-water, or it
preferable the pulp of lemon. The corn
plasters can be procured at any druggists.
TO SOFTEN WATER Hard waters are
rendered very soft and pure, rivaling dis
titled water, by merely boiling a two
ounce phial, say in ketteiul of water
The carbonate of lime and any impurities
will be found adhering to the phial. The
water boils very much quicker at the same
time.
On OUT OF WOoLEN.-You can get a
bottle or barrel OF oil off a carpet or any
wooden stuff, by applying dry buckwheat
beautifully and faithfully. Never put
water to such grease spot, or liquid Of
any kind
FRUIT STAINS.-To remove fruit status,
let the spotted part of the cloth imbibe
little water without dipping it, and hold
the part over two or three lighted briin-
stone matches at proper distance.
CARE OF CUTLERY Knives, after us
ing, should be wiped with SOFT paper, re
moving the grease, &c, then placed in Il
deep can or vessel, keeping the handles
above water, lukewarm, until washed
cleaned then thoroughly dry.
To KEEP IVORY HANDLES WHITE
The whileness may be restored to ivory
handles as follows: Wash with soaped
flannel and lukewarm water then wipe
them very dry; soak them occasionally in
alum water thR has been boiled, and al
lowed TO cool; let the handles lie for one
hour in this then remove them and brush
them well (say with a nail brush } after
this take a clean linen towel, dip it IN cold
water, squeeze it out, and while wet wrap
1t around the handles, leaving them in it
to dry gradually, as it dried too rapidly
out of the alum water The handles will be
injured.
FURNITURE PoLTsH.--Boiled linseed oil
is best for furniture polish,
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Notice of Third Meeting of Cred
itOrs.
III itlt iIltittT Ol
Joseph e. Nichols;
Bankrupt.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
I In the matter of Thomas NJ. !
Weston and John l.. Wellman, =, r,.
partners as J. l.. Wellman III Damn "P''9'
Go. Bankrupts
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
DURSUANr to an order of said Court, the third
i general meeting of creditors ofsaid bankrupts,
will be held at the Court House in Augusta, in said
District on the fourteenth day of February, A. d..
1878, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, before John W. May,
Esq one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy, in said
district for the purposes named in the section 5O83
Of the Revised Statutes ofthe United States; Title
Bankruptcy.
ALANSON c. OTIS, Assignee.
jan9.t&w3w
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Parker G. KallOch,

Having passed satsfacto ry examination befor,
the Commissioners oil Pharmacy, has purchase &c
the stock Of
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The Peoples Choice
Because il Is the most cen
1rai, Best aud Cheap est
Drug story ian the City.
Because it's the Place for
the Poor aS well as the Rich
So trade.
Because Goods bought:
llaree that are not satisfac-
tory, can always be return
ed.
Because everything is sold
~ Popular Prices and no
Fancy Profits.
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Oak , G Grey. Seminary

open throughout the year. Students rece ived al
any time. Four full courses. Over forty teachers
sent out from the Normal Department tn past year
The most practical school for bu siness in
the state. Banking taught practically, a regularly
organized bank being in operation. 5000 pays
board and tuition II weeks. Send stamp for cata
logue and full particulars before going elsewhere.
Address, GEO. A. kILGORE, yassalboro', Maine
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NEW ORGANS. 10 stops sl23, 10, 500, IL, $50,
v $50. Pianos retail price $3.50 only S13j. Send
for confidential circulars. DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, Nj. iani.lw
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
OrgAniaed inI84S

TRUSTEES :-Thomas Lambard, Jas. W North,
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. S. Badger, Sam'l Titcomb.
OFFICE-ln Savings Bank Building, ia Water
It. Bank open daily, from n. NJ. to Z. NJ. :, and
from To 4.S0 p. M. Saturday Evenings, from I to
80 o'cloCk.
Interest on deposits payable twice a year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn QUITS added to the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day of each month.
Money deposited on before the tenth day OF each
month, Will draw interest from the frst day of the
same month.
sgUnder tn Visiting law OF this State, all de
posts in savings Banks, are exempt from munich
pal taxation,
No returns of names of depostors are required
To be made to State town authorities and all &C.
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly priUGs
and con fdeHtial.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money IN their own names, so tina 1t 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 Treasurer.
Augusta. April 20, 1875.
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kennebec SAVINGS Bank
This bank is mot required to mako

This Bank is not required TO make
returns to Assessors.
Opposite made on or before tie l0M day Of any
plohth aoiH be dated back TO the first day Of tAt
same month,
On First Monday In May and November of eact
year dividend will be made on all deposits sand
ing AT those dates, which have been on deposit one
full month,
Money deposited in Savings Banks is not to bt
taxed to depositOrs hereafter.
Dividends soon as declared are anned to the
principal, thus compromising the interest every siN
months.
Loans made to depositors On depositing then
Bank Book as security.
once In Frstmans Bank Building.
s. Il. GLAZIER, Treasurer.
W. r. HALLET1, President.
Augusta, Jan. IS. 1873. ian29-t&wtf
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OE FASHIONABLE CARDS no two alike
<C with name, l0c 20 Scroll with name, l0c
post paid. Agents. OUTFIT 10c.
GEO. 1. REED h CO., NASSAU, NY.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

ss-No PAPER issued of its kind EQUALS the Hart
ford, Conn. "POrLTRY WORLD" II choice CHRo.
MOS year. sI.25, postpaid IS cents for the
dozen Chromos, will give fowl.raisers the best
practical monthly in America. Try it in 1878. Toe.
for specimen. declg-iw
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S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field OF opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-bolders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Premiums Principle. The Surplus are
returned annually to the Iasured.I