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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14
From Washington.
ESPECIAL TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. IA.

from " HSuluXtOus
ESPECIAL TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. IA.
SENATE.
10 the Senate, to-day, large number Of
memorials in reference to ioauGa' resumption
silver. g., were introduced and referred.
Mr.. Davis, of Ill.,, 10 presenting memorial
from four hundred of the business men of Chi
csgo, 10 favor Of hard money. said that these
memorialists represented but small minority
of the population in which the memoralists live.
Mr. d. ais, presented the resolutions OF the
soft money" meeting at Bloomington. ILL.,,
which he did not alteud.
Mr.. Mathews presented the petition OF the
Sous of Temperance ct Ohio, praying the ap'
Doiptment Of commission to eLquire into the
Euuor traffic.
Mr.. Hill, of Ga. presented the resolutions
of the Savannah Cotton EXchangs 10 favor OF
resumption in gold.
A bill to increase the pension Of Gen. Jas.
A. Shields was introduced and referred.
Mr. Eduunds introduced rule to prohibit
any ooe from appearing On the dor 10 present
any petition, or for aoy other purpose. except
when brought before the body by order, which
was r. fsrred. This strikes directly at the
woman sufragists. who'ars trSiog to get the
floor to be heard 10 their own behalf.
A large numher of bills, chiefly from the
West were introduced and referred, after which
MIR. Matthews silver remonet zation resolu'
ton was taken up, and
Mr.. Baiey,of Tenn. addressed the Senate ct
length 10 favor of remonit alton, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Merrimon, Of N. C., on the
same side.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
10 the House of Representatives, the States
were called for bills and resolutions. and under
thr call large number were Introduced.
Mr.. Cabell, of Va, introduced bill for
tbs relief of ohn Guthrie, of HALIFAX oouoty,
d soldi, of the war of IL, and several for the
relief of oiiz ,ns OF the District OF Columbia.
MIR. Goode introduced bills for the relief Of
the heirs OF VIM. Ward Of Norfolk, fer sup.
plies furnished the oavy.
For the relief of w. P. McraO, late dist.ib
uing clerk at the War Department. aod
Fer the relief of Capt. G. w. q. Duunug.
ton of Prince William o)unty.
Mr. Hutton Introduced bill for tho relief
uf Mrs Iup,on.
Mr.. Tucker Introduced bills for the reli { Of
Ford, Moormao Il Co.. OF Lynchburg, aud
Mrs. Mary Kelly. Vt Nelson cuuoty.
Mr.. D,ugIss introduced u bill TO amend The
patent laws.
A bill 10 provide for the purchase OF the Uui-
tartan Church 10 Washington CITY for pOlloe
purposes, was referred.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The reported Reorganization by the President
of tho Di,z government 10 Mexico IS incJrrect.
and 10 such recognition will take place un IL
action by Congress.
A.; D,u -|as of Va. has returned and was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

~r The regular monthly meeting of tn, AL
e1andra Game Protective Associate will he
held on Monday evening next. ut 8 o'clock. A
full attendance of the member. is desired St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

fHE SOCIETY or FRIENDs.-The Philsdel
phia North American says that the Society Of
Friends who, century ago, had numerical
superiority almost in that city aud great iDau.
ence through bout the State, but who have be.
come minor fraction 10 numbers and 10 social.
political and religious weight, have dwindled
even more remarkably 10 Great Britain: At
the beginning of the century they numbered
sixty thousand 10 England and Wales. To day
they reckon less than seventeen thousand there
a loss of more than third in two.thirds OF q
century. Their troubles seem to be numerous,
but chiefly organic. The system of "disown.
meut" for little peculsrilies of dress and speech,
aud for marrying outside of the fold; the grow.
ing dislike Of meetings at which every one sits
speeches.. with nothing having the semblance
of work. worship or enjoyment; the admission
Of members who care nothing for the peculiari-
ties of the sect-these are tho causes assigned
for decrease 10 Eogland which, so far as it is
seconded by the same motives, promises the
same conclusions here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

RdrPARENT OF INsoMNIA.-The parent of
insomnia or wakefulness is in nine cases out of
ten dyspeptic stomach. Good digestion gives
sound sleep, indigestion interferes with it. The
brain aud stomach sympathizs. One OF the
prominent symptoms ofs weak state of The gas.
trio organs is q disturbance Of the great nerve
entrepot, the brain. Invigorats tho stomach,
and you restore equilibrium to the great centre.
A most reliable medicine for the purpose is Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters, which is far preferable
to mineral sedatives and powerful narcotics
which. though they may for time exert sopo-
rife influence upon the brsia. soon cease to act,
and invariably iDj ure the tone of tho stomach.
The Bitters, on the contrary, restore activity to
the operations Ct that all important organ
and their beneficent influence is rejected in
sound sleep and tranquil state Of the nervous
systen A wholesome impetus is likewise given
to the action OF the liver and bowsis by it use.
ian II cost
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The Congressional Nomination.
To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
WARRENToN. Jan. 12.-Although tho Con-
gressona nominations in this State are yet,
thank heaven, some distance off 10 the future,
the old aiuts and the young blades are begin.
ming to prime and whet up for tho fray, and
show certain restlessness and activity which
give earnest of their coming efforts 10 our
own Eighth district an occasional rambling and
sputteriDg, audible to the attentive ear, makes
Us fear that We are to suffer violent oonvul.
sions. Let US hope that We will witness an
e1empli6oation ofthe fable, Monies parturiunt
nascitur ridioulus mus"
We notice in the columns Of your estimable
paper ever and anon communications extolling
the virtues and singing the praises of some
pew aspirant 10 Congressional honors. This
don't do any harm; it is gratifying TO the van
ity of the party praised. and furnishes pleasant
reading matter TO bis near relations. Ono thing
only We reprehend. any effort made either
through the press or otherwise TO excite Sec
tioua rivalry The Eighth district is net large
enough for that. aud her people are too thor
ougbly identified 10 interests What boots it,
whether our Congressman comes from Fauquier
or Loudoun or the Valley. 40 that he does
honor to each anil all 10 the Great Council OF
the natioo. lie is known 10 Congress as the
representative of the Eighth dis riot Of Vir.
ginis. not of Fsuquier county or any other
county. So away with such considerations as
unworthy of btiog entertained. We have our
choice for Congress. DOT because he is from
Fauquier, but because we believe he is the
ftest man 10 the district for the place; because
we believe be can do the district more good
than any man We can send; can WELD mere 10.
auepco for good 10 that body where be is
knowu, and where bis reputation for 6rmness,
integrity. fidelity to principals, souod judgment
and clear sightedness is established, than any
uDtritd Damosthenes or unknown Cicero We
can send. We arc for the mau who bearded
and & ,ored The raging Blaine, ADD who has
never failed 10 any task assigned him; who is
ever fouod at his post Of duty; a man of No.
questioned ability. AID as courteous az ne is
brave. | need scarcely nam, hint eoeral
Eppa Hutton. CARLOS
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local BreVitlo0.

john Payne. young man living in tina west
ern part Ct the citv, died suddenly on Saturday
zht of dropsy of the art he had basn re-
c 'ntly psrdoned from III, penitent;ary on &C
count of The condition CT bis health, but was
considered rather b. tier up to IN hour or 80 be.
fore bis death.
LAST hight there WAS regular thunder storm,
as severe and copious as in Midsummer. The
lightning WAS vivid. the thunder was heavy and
the rain came down in torrents. To-day the
weather has been cloudy and THREATENING and
the temperature cool.
Young Mr. Spillmsn, an account Of whose
occidental death, by an explosion of nitro :glyce:
rinee near Detroit Michigan. Was publish cd
jackson Ogden of this city and related 10 the
Bay mes. who formerly resided here.
Mention was made in Saturdays Gsastte Ct
the robbery of harness &C. from the stable OF
Mr.. Hugh Latham, q! the Capitol, in Washing.
ton. The harness has since been found at Junk
store and the discovery made that two deaf and
dumb men were the thieves. 4
Messrs. Green & Wise, real estate agents and
auctioneers, sold to. day. for 8. Ferguson Beach,
trustee, the farm of Thos. Shepard Wright,
near Accotink, Fairfax, county, Va, containing !
81 acres, we'll improved. to Waller Walton,
trustee for Mrs. Walton. for 1000 cash.
A coal oil lamp in house near the w. & o.
depot exp oded on Saturday night and set fire TO
flames We're e1tingutshsd without giving an
alarm.
The tug boat Kate returned from Baltimore
teis morning. She reports business. in the way
OF towing at that port, as very dull, and will
probably lay up here for the winter.
John Robey, indicted by the grand jury. for
unlawful cutting, WAS arrested this morning on
bench warrant and carried before Justice
Thompson, who committed him for court.
Mr.. Chsr'e3 p. Shaw fell from his porch to
the pavement this evening, and bruised HIM
self quite severely. fortunately no bones
were broken.
The Corporation Court room was crowded to-
day with people, the object of interest being the
trial of the cases arising under the Moffett liquor
law.
The Cumberland coal trade for the past year
shows decrease of 81 per cent. as compared
with 1878.
Among the strangers in attendance upon the
Q. s. Court, in this city to day was the Solicitor
General of the United States s. F. Phillips, esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

INTERESTING EpGsoDE-Some interest was
excited at the wharf Of tho steamer John W..
Thompson, yesterday evening, by little cpl
sode which occurred there between merchant
and a cOuu!rymsn, who was passenger 90 the
boat. The merchant, 10 walking through the
boat, discovered the c)uDtryman' y wagon, and
10 it d quantiy Of his 1.-THE merchans's) eraio
bags 6!l'd with corn and consigned to Wash.
ington CITY. He Immediately demanded the
bags. which the countryman refused to give up.
After con ulting lawyer, VITO happened to be
90 the wharf. the merchant ordered one oil his
employers TO enpv the bags and take posses
sion of them. which The latter proceeded to do.
The couoiryman, undertaking to lnterIere. was
pushed of the wagon and policeman called 10
to keep him qniet. The corn WAS al emptied
10 the wagon. AMI the merchant retired ia ri.
umph with III, bags. The habit Of farmers
get,ipg grain bags frnm the merchants and
making USE Of them for other peoples bane6 fit
has become 20 r,quent that The mrrchsuts are
obliged to act 10 self defense
u s. CIRCUIT CoURT-Juclge K. ". Huqhes
presiding Abel VS.. Alexandra Water Company
Judgment on bond for costs.
A. c. Bramham, convicted of embezzng letter
from the postoffice at Monaskon, Lancaster county,
Maryland penitentary.
United States vs. Z. NJ. Spicer, for violation. @
revenue laws. Jury, verdict gnilty, and sentence
suspended
United States vs. John T. Stone, same offence.
Jury, verdict guilty and sentence suspended
United States vs. g. g. Nelson, same offence
Jury, and verdict not guilty.
United States vs. Sidney Pinkclt, same offence
Jury, and verdict not guilty.
United States va. Ira Davis, same offence. Jury,
and verdict not guilty.
UHITRD STATES DISTRICT CoURT. Discharges in
bankruptcy were issued to John Nj. Scott, Philip
Dewy, and George X. Stuart:
In re J. W. Hammerly. Order directing meeting
of creditors to consider proposition for composition
Both courts adjourned until tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock
The term of both courts will end to morrow.
B'NA1 BIRTH The off GERS of Mt Vernon
Lodge, |. o. B: B., were installed las, night
by Smoo Blondhtiu, District Deputy, as fol
lows :-Presideut, NJ. UllmaD; Vie President,
NJ. Beudhciu; Treasurer,M Ruben; Secretary,
Henry Schwartz; Assistant Mentor, Julius
DrieIu Lecturer. Simon Boudheim; Trustees,
Isaac Eehberg, Heury Strauss, s. Lirdheimer,
julius Dtiefus, and 1sadore Browu. hlessrs.
Isaac SahwsrIz, Joseph Kaufman. aod Simon
BIoodhtin were eIeoed Representatives to the
Giaod Lodge; which meets at Charestou;, 5.
c., on Sunday, January 9th. Mr.. Henry
Strauss delivered 40 address TO the members,
eongr.tulstinR them 90 the Furnishing state of
the Lodge.
10 rs:-ShouId the blby be suffering
with soy oil The dislrdels of baby bnrd use DR..
Bolts Baby Syrup 1t once f,r The trouble.
Price Is cents t., a... s.....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

The market opens quiet and easy. Flour is
without change. and sales areslow at quotations.
Wheat is in moderate receipt. and sales were
made of 1853 bushels at 1876. 1873 and 40. Corn
has declined in price. but receipts have increas.
81 ; 1914 bushels we're offered and sold ut Sc and
57-most of the sales at the former fgures. No
offerings of Bye or Oats reported. Country pro.
duce unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Jan. Iva. g., deferred, 4; do.
consolidated, 81; do second series 40. Cotton
quiet and easier middliug 1la1lt. Flour dull;
Howard street and Western Super ASA 50; do.
Extra 4 76a$5 rs; do. Family 6s$7; City Mills
Super 4a$4 So; do. Extra s 25a$5 80; do. Rio
brands last Is; Patapseo Family So 50. Whoa.
Southern steady and arm; Western dull and
steady; Southern red 135al40; Penaa red 1884
40; No. Western winter red spot and JSn'y
1864; Feb'y 1881 bid. Corn-Southsrn quiet
and easier; Western dnll, but about steady;
Southern white and yellow SO s55; Western
mixed spot and Jan IS. Feb seI.57; March 67s
bid; Western steamer 6la5li. Oats steady and
Arm and quiet; Southern 33s38; Western white
S6a38; do. mixed 1885; Penna 8GAS7. Rye
nominslly 65s65 Hay dull Maryland and
Penns prime 1855. Coffee dull; Rio cargoe.
154sl83; jobbiHg 154.20. Sugar sctive and frm
at 9sX94 WhIskey dull 1t 81 0S4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Stocks steady. Money
8. Gold 1921. Flour dull and declining. Wheat
dull aad thsde lower. Corn dull and &c lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

James Morton alias Rose, who was s;'t as
ellc sad, last Wednesday, by Own Gopxhsean,
died 10 New York early this morning GJg-
hogan is cut un:er heavy bail aud yesterday IT.
tended the funeral of William Gould who 8
kiIlo by George Weymao alias "CalIInrnia
George" last Christmas light.
J.ncs Ferguson and Wi!lisu r, cenb ugh
~ho were being tried ter the robbery 1T the
Peoples Bank, of Newport, Pa. OF $G5 QUO 10
june last, have escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

CORPORATION CoURr-JuJge E. ~ Lowe
| presiding Perry Vs. B,gaa ct all; 10 ohan.
cer,; decree tf ref nee.
Dyer and wIfs vs.. Davis ct als 10 ohaucery
decree confirming sale
Com. vs.. John R,be!; malicious cot iup;
jury. and verdict guilty aad Is mcnths 10 the
peoientisry. Motion for Jew trial.
Gem vs.. George Steuernage'; violation of
the Moffett liqaor law; jury, and verdict not
guilty.
Crm. W. J. Bobrau.; jury. aud v. rlict gully
and fine Of $40 assessed.
Com. ". NJ. Rubor; same tffenst; plea
guilty. aud foe Of $40 imposed.
Same vs.. Same; same offpns'; noe prose q1i.
Com. vs.. Safer Blouse; SAME otfsnse; jury
and verdict not guilty.
Com. vs.. K. L. Sizel same offarst jury AID
case 10 progress.
PERSONAL The Washington Capital Gays :
"Mr. CORTLAND II. Smith, of Alexandria, son
Of the late Francis l. Smith one of the most
distinguished lawyers of Virginia. and Mr..
Lewis E. Payne, Of Wsrrentou, have opened q
law office in this city, Joining the noble band Of
the fraternity 10 our midst. These gentlemen.
young, energetic and talented, possess every at
tribute of success .......
MIR. Marcus Bull, for long time past tn:
Adams Express messenger on the w. d y.
Road, has accepted q transfer to the through
route between Baltimore and Lynohburg, and
left to day for his new post. MIR. Bull is
young gentleman of 6ne business qualifications
aud courteous manners, and leaves host cf
friends in this city.
RoBBERIEs. The dwelling of MIR. John
Drown, on Commerce street, near King, was
entered on Saturday night, during the absence
Of himself and wife, and robbed of quantity
Of provisions and clothing. The thief was evi
IDENTIFY familiar with the premises, tor he got
the door. key from the place where it was hid.
den, and made his entrance through the front
door,
Some bold thief stole dressed bog from 10
front Of the grocery store Of MIR. W. A. John
sou. on Cameron street, on Saturday, 10 broad
daylight. and while all the employees we're in
the STORE.
THE CHURCHES. ssterdsy morning most
last night, owing to the very Indictment
Mr.. D4me of Chris. Church, 10 lieu of the
usual sermoo, yesterday morning. gave an ex-
tended review of the operations of the church
TOT Inc past year, showing 0lgnly satisfactory
state OF affairs. Rev. Mr.. Gardner preached
at St. Psul's and Rev. MIR. Smith at Grace
Church in the morning. Rev. MIR. Andrews
preached 10 the Baptist Church at night. The
other pulpts were filed by the resident clergy.
The SHINN CAsE.-Tho hearing of the case
against George R. Shinn, for embezzement,
which was mentioned in Saturday Gazette,
was postponed until to morrow morning at half
past nioe o'clook, when it will b heard at Jus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

THE SnINN CAsE.-Tho hearing of the case
against George R. Shinn, for embezzIement,
which was mentioned in Saturday Gazette,
was postponed until to morrow morning at half
past nioe clock, when it will bs heard at Jus
tice Slaymakers Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

Time is money; .mphatioay 80 when Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup frequently currs o"ld'.
couphs, etc., in Icss han day. lilar. IS
cents bottle Sold everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

10 ,hers:-Shoud the blby be suffering
with soy oil The dis,rdels of bahybn"d use DR..
Bolts Baby Syrup 1t once f,r The trouble.
Price Is cents: .,.. g.. t..s.....
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oct9 tWed& Sat&w
the SCIENCE OF LIFE;
SELF PRESERVATION.

Published and for Sale only bv the
Peabody Medical Institute, No. 4
Bulfinch Street, Boston,
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Auction Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
~ having been duly licensed by the Probate
Court, will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the homestead farm belonging to the
County OF kennebec, on Saturday, Oct 26 h, ISIS.
at one o'clock in the afternoon the following pro-
perry belonging To said estate, con listing of 20
tons of hay; l riding wagon plows; I corn
shelter; grndstone lot of lumber; lot OF cedar
failr; | scraper; sleigh, pung; | pair cart
wheels lot of cider barrels; ladders; ] hay
rack wheelbarrow; lot OF fire wood; 3 stoves
u chairs;2 light stands; carpet; | table; I set.
zee rocking chairs; clock; bureau; work
.aDs; lot OF crockery and glass ware; 2 beds and
oeunhg lot Of tin pans, and pew in the Unver-
saiist church. sidney.
Sidney, Sept. 20, 1878. awti
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JUST PUBLISHED.

A carefully revised Treatise on catsrrh with an ac-
description of symptoms and sympathetic dis
cascs together with minute directions for ehcctinR
with SASFoED's RADICAL CrER speedy and pcrma.
ut cure Also observations on diet and the gcncr al
m OF vast iinportanct to all afflicted with catarrh.
10 IA 'rapr "a ahout n bottle OF the RADICAL CCRR,
or v III Ue mailed FREQ On Iece ipt Of stamp.
rach rnc' ag, ~ sA~FotD's RADICAL Cure contains
aanfords Improved Inhaling Tube with full direc-
tons In al cases. Price 81. Sold BY all whole
sale and tail druggists throughout the United States
and Gambia. WEEKS g. POTTER, General Agents
nId MAolns 10 Druggists. Boston, Mass.
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$500 REWARD,

MAYORS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, May u, 1878.
By direction of the Board of ldermen a reward
of three hundred dollars will be paid for infor.
nation which shall be sufficient to procure the
conviction Of any person guilty of setting incen.
diary fires In this city the present municipal wear,
the same 10 be paid upon the conviction of the in.
cendiary.
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leQal Advertisements.

zegal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Assignee Of his APP
pOtntmen
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
Foster Brown and Aonzo \.
Goodwin, Partners as In Bankruptcy.
Brown Good in,
Bankrupts
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
At Portland. the 18Th day of September, A. ID.
Ihe nnders gned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointm. mt as Assignee OF Foster Brown aud Atom
20 n. Goodwin oS " aterville In the County of
kennebec and state of Ma ne, within saIu District
who have been adiudged Bonkrup 8, upon their
own petition indiy idually and as Membtrs of the
firm OF Brown GOODWIN, by the District Court
of said District.
RICHARD o. CoNANr, Assignee.
tsept2s oct5-l2-&woct2
Notice of Assignee of His Appoint
ment.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE IrEu STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
Oliver v: sherman: In BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.
AT Portland, the 18th day of September. A. d.
1878.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
p0intment as Assignee OF Oliver w. sherman, OF
Waterville, in the County OF kennebec, and state
OF Maine, within said District, who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court oil SAID District
DAVID HUNTER, Assignee.
t&wsep25.oct29
Notice Of Assignee OF fits Appointment.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. FIR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
Willard G. Watson, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
At Winthrop, the I9th day of September A. ID.
ISIS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap.
polntment as Assignee OF Willard q. Watson OF
Fayetie, in the County Of kennebec and State oil
Maine, within said District, who has been ad'
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court of said District.
WALLACE X. WHITE, Assignee.
i&wsept25-oct.s
Notice by Letter to Creditors that Bank.
rupt has PetitiOned Tor Discharge.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
jSss" S ' Il. SSs ,1s,as. In Bankruptcy.
Kt Portland, in said District, on the 10Th day of
Sept, A. ID. 1873
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
SIR:-Take notice that a Petition has been filed
In SAID Court, by Joseph H. Doiliyer of Augusta,
In said District, duly declared a Bankrupt, under
the Statutes OF the United States relating to Bank
ruptcy, Tor a discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debts and other claims proyable un-
der said Statutes, and that the first Monday of No
vember next at 10 O'Clock, A. M IL assigned Tor
the hearing OF the same, when and where you may
attend and show cause, ii any you have, why the
prayer of said Petition should not be granted.
VIM. L. PREBLE,
septi2.t&w3w Clerk of Die trict Court
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SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS
STATE OF MAINE.

LAND OFFICE. AUGUST.
SEPTEMBER Il. iIis
Notice y hereby given that, pursuant to the pro.
visions OF AN Act additional 10 chapter five of
the Revised statutes relating 10 the public lands d
approved February 10, 1878, sale will be made al
fnbilc Auction, at the City Han In Bangor, on
Thursday, the 2Ist day OF Nov. next,
u 10 O'Clock A NJ, OF all lands belonging To the
state. -
"A schedule OF these lands viii be published In
the twenty first day of October next
EDWIN G. BURLEIGH,
WsboVi Land Agent.