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MAXINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEW-Y0RK
Cleared,

ship.-Amsricsn E.se Moore, London, T. Z. Morgan Fly
ing ChdeIs White, Hsvre, Henry A. Kelly.
Bahs-Zdon DAVIS Saga. GTsnde Brett Son Col Ade-
lee Heron Norfolk Wesley Sylv sster Get faegos
J. Perkins Keple Pratt ToaOn j. o. Baker Co.. oeida,
Ashby, Noble Stusses & CleaTman.
sehooueTs-L 2. Smith West Wilmington, D2llsr Pot
tee; wbihwibd Simpson. Georgetown, H. %ystt John,
Button Wilmington, T. 5 Powell: Gen Cnch, Baker Dos
tn, h. N. Lewis sylyi. Ha.LawAy E.Abslh City, II.
WJst; Flysway, Hndreth, Nonyk mater C1stan Lord
Nue,ias F. j. Peters Sea Bird Bry ea!sehleo q, la
sic H.zGd; HeRreO Scranton, Richmond, c. h PIeron
New Haven s.ofeld Aexandrs Van Brunt Sashti Angus
ia Perry New. Be5f'sd. MISTER
PIOselsE-Georle's Geek, eager Baltimore, CEonrel'
Line
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Amount Of gold deposited from tue OF
the $. of December OF from I'D March to 8h
OF May lesat which time the last annual settlement was
made: ,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. liza AS 48
Value Of same about. q ,oI4GH,O
The steamer brings London dates 10 the 10Th inst.
The runors of peace negotiations were still rife, but
no progress appesls to have been made since the last
steamer. The London Money IN srket was easier, but
still stringent in consequence Of payments on account
of the Turkish and other loans. In consequence Of
the rumors of the fall Of Kas, and the doubts upon
the subject OF peace, CoDsols had fallen about q
cent. The labstq notation was So asss, dividend off
equal to 90 9O. The quotation by the last steamer
was 9Os. The return from the Bank of England for
the week ending the sth Of December gives the fol-
lowing results when compared with the previous
week
other depo,ts........ 7l9ISO Decrsase.... 5l56 S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 395 023 Increase 7,4O
On the other eide C the account
Goyernn ent o&A36 DecIease...3 100
Other securiss..... lGiI 20 Decrease..... 721 4s
The amount Of notes in circulation is Ills, 68O,3iO
being decrease Of -G3oi and the stock Of bull
lion in both departments is I'll SIC, showing
decrease Of 1l4 500 when compared with the preced
ing return.
The Government has given its sanction to the Di-
rectors Of the Bank of England TO add TO their note
accordance with the Bank Charter Act of 1874, in
order to supply the amour. which has lapsed since
that year nom the failure Of private provincial banks
1t is not known a. yet, when the new issue will be
made. Tie liverpool Fine says:
"1he Money market has assumed decidedly easier
aspect than for some time past. The demand for
Money, both at the Bank Of England and at the dis
count houcos Of Lombard street, has certainly bsen
active but that s not to he wondered at when it is
considered that an irstallment of Is y cent, or
f75O0O0 account of the Turkish losn was pay able
to-day; ard another instalmen Il 600 900, the last
of the English loan Of GlG,OOO OOO falls due Tues
day next. There is in consequence abatement in
rates either at the Bank Of England out Of doors,
and Money at the Stock Exchange is In demand at
TO 81 q cent On Government Securities. The export
Of Bullion TO France and the sest Of war, and of Silver
TO India and China continues; and at present there
advices OF supplies from Australia to any apPre-
ciable extent.
There has been large business done in Silver this
week and the market las bsen cleared at the quota
iiors, with buyers still inquiring. There have been
few arrivals OF Gold and all that has come in hss been
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Bp JoKLYN COURT OF SEssIONS-pE, 2S-Baf9r
Inc.. NnnAr and In.iic s1RNKER Az EMMOka.
UNITED srAfE5 SUPREME COURT.


No 30 -Messis Guild and ghtner ct al, plaintiffs
IN error, VS.. Joseph Frontier. Argued by Mr. BAR
fr plaintiffs and submitted printed argument by
Mr.. Cutting for defendant.
No. 3l.-Alfred Saviguac va. Abraham Garrison.
Argument commenced by Mr.. Baxter for plaintiff and
sontinued by Mr.. Ewing for defendant
Adjourned till Monday.
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C0FFEE-There is still absence Of oil sn!malon h5uEh
the demands OF holders firm taei u IS bass
Rio e. II! I2.s and 30 Java At 4dise. The stock Of
BIO 10 about q eco bszs
COPPER--New She .thiDg ia scarce aud wanted at Sic
T,uutop YsSw Metal bIk o. &c. VI old, $500 is Od a.
24ic cssh
DRUGS AND DYEs-They h,ve been several srrvis which
have created sctvty the market Tbs ea for three
DAYS embrace 1856 bbis Nc. Castor Oh at 81 ~ 81 a 1000
keas Nevesae BicAb Soda arrive at f!e 30 10.
soda LANDING AZ 50 tuns Soda Ash sos PC for so y
1900 Ms African Gum Cop Pebble a, 7e 100 nei
Bo.ns at be Picked Gum Arabic at Sc 81 lm
DspM, 60 sniye, a. 9c 10 GOO lbs isItste Aed At 46
which shows firm Market SOC Us Aknsus HTerioda,e
Potash "a rs, 200 bales Gambler Just hved So; 600
Aetro NuEnls at 49,; OC0 lbs NewZsslAnd Gum AZ 7c
700 bs Sal Amn olac rive a. lie 50 c~ks e X r. r.
French Nader lCtc 5Oo lbs Ensi,h bchromse Potash
.. 6lc eases Opium srTive, - 6 - csks Bleaching
Powders 70 arrive :c 10 eAEs PhoIp arrive, .
do ChCIste Potash Ii bAes GUM CopA 500 bs English
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T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OOO

GRAIY--h. demand Wheat is res3y the arrivals sse
s sp6 mine firmly held: ssss-e 1890 bush south
red At Is for go76 800 bu,1 White d. 81 ~ ~ t)I fa
y ec0 10 prime Red Vetern al 81 0t 81
s,o ,Oo hush. White 81 j. - 20 Rye firm; the a.
rival. are fir; sales Of IS 200 buh 81 81 N,ith.rn Gate
Ar. yery dull A. pe1ty; sales Of state 1t western st
EhS and Sout era 81 Corr Is lower and heavy
the - he abatement tie dem ,d qne scays; sales Of
az OCO brh e. 8Odg6c Southern feioV goa 8lc ~
Jersey yellow ga 95c Tor Western NiTei and 8OdVo ioI
White 60 itherp. 10 addition 10 the ab I'VE we hear OF 900
bub leroy Yellow for Fbiuary and Ich evoy az about
sOc. stock Of Grain 10 Nes-YCrs Dec %, 1850:
- Susu
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Law LINIELLIGENCK


svTEsroR CoURT-Dee. 2s-BssOSe Judge sLossoM
INVALID LEVY.
He john Or'eI Sheriff, and Andrea Thorp and
otbeTa
Tie recover s66s, the value Of a quantity Of new
sS a. NS d Fsrd VEIN m ~ S. ssSt 'r V'
Wasp 60 ssairs' Abraham Nswrnas PlSAtih o.ims TO
sss pa,paH r Msthev.; for Sefeudsns Me.r. soOsbt'n
and Hail, VsDSerpoe & Brown
IsrRIcT-ATroRr.F y,s osF,cE-poc. Is.
-HEAhrR NoRTHIRN LIGHT-cASE or Mr.. Dill
LINGuAM.
"a. H. was erssted az already known, on n cnatee
oisth .ne suraty lass ard oioeiNu 70 20 - 20 ~
subsequently, s sed thai Mr. DILLINGHAM; his Secretary OF
Lesstou, .ed 10 bsvs him released which was MOI &C
s,sosn,S, s.tedsy Mr. 9nfS 60 M oeSS l. Wae uS,
theieo 10 oeeome BIZ, bail Tue District Attorney decid
s ,SD, Of o2 from mich he 81 a
sredes rot We, ented IN trdnfifv % the
eonits' nsu Bestowed upon dOlouac othcer and MS
kenrS reeosn1tDoe for his appeaEA &C. without s1IeJ
SoaF be tsksn Mr. d. gave his Psfsops bind accordingly
BR JoKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS-DEs. &-B ef9re
jugs kookE and Justcs 5TRYKER an EMMoNs.
Yesterday morning, Samuel III. Hoffman, heretofore
Npvsa burglary the ihd degree senonc ID 70 the
ssm Mar oGerse, sentenced for lke period sme'
Dsvs or hYrsay in the third degrees. senteocsd 90 tn
state III offor Il rec years and -four months.
Elk IN Vaughan, white uoma9, was placed on una
Sr Ionou.y inermsIrying with James rnomP'In ,bseo
t1e nsbsnd Ezaben Thompson eolOred The -nasc
Off Zen Vaughan he pfoved by the clergyman h'
Rev r. 81 Jobpssnl who ud Identify her one
snf the prosecution proceeded 10 povs the marriage BY adu'
~ maze p fnsnos me e 5a 20 o11 5s M
Thomas Silk, and Michael, his son, were plsceo OF
s on the charge third degree The d@fen4s
where they TIE bu ,nss Of hschsnitsins epd re
SIDED In the Of the house Or the "a OF Mscu ls
he sUi dns was set on fire. ard eSsasd
InFuI1pce Company in IN 81 &c., The cass sstih on
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towne Was quite sstsfso.orytheir leading Ssture be-
ipg quiet fseing # confidence AZ Manchester the
demand for Goods iId Yarns hs. been very &c aefa'
and all descriptions Of the latter suitable for .he lnds
China or German markets, are not only nsa-ly ce'rei
ont stock but manufacturer are placed lder contract
FOR some Tet ks 20 me.
Relative 20 the marko. for American s.,eks, Nj r.
T. Ssttsrthwsiie reports a. follows;
"Snce our lsst thu merke. for American Securities
has been active and copsider- be purebSs mace ior
investment. TIE sopds and shares Of the ii'no'
Central being at gow price,, comparatively, acd 's-
teseIng tigb specu alive vaus much sousht ior
and very scarce; while Erie Third Mortgage an1
Sinking Fund BOods the Intrinsic value OF e,ner on
which If unBoubted are iess in demand, ana more
freely supplied In other descriptions We have no
alteration TO no'ice.
The following quotations are is Cd. to The do'l'r;
Bid. Asked
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Markets. RsporteA 5s Ts'.grapl

EKw.ORLEAss Dec n -CoIroS-SIes day 600 bales
oIu MoLAssLs sells at 4oc. Mes PORK 90 Keg
LAID lsc. EXCHANGES dull
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Total Pots and Pesfis .........s,...,....Ie
BFESWAX-Amsrean YeLs coAnues quieti sales c! so
n st 265 nc
COTTON has been very firm but dali the Of
the steamer In the afternoon end the absence Of Ter
AZ Change hours prevented scon on her
Isles are repsred VI 500 baes We repeat quotaons
kEw.YoRK cLlsSIFtcLrIox.
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Andrew Jackson Davis vii deliver bic Lecture On
Creation 70 D,c 70, 10 the Br,ohya
Institute, commencing al q O'Clock D.

Lowell Lectures in Ssw.rork.--The Res. DR.. DEWEY
snd the Rev. d. MILBURS will &c liver prt Of be Courses
of sysn 10 cell Inut1ts IN Boston this
Hal As0r.plsos bsinnos on THURSDAY the Sdef jan
The snbjscts Of Or DENEfS Lectures x be; > Libertyp
2 Beauty Moses. tbs LsvSser" Ss1l OF Tus1s
the Prescher" TIE ATtN;s." 6. The Authors Edg
Gator, OF the word"
NJ MILBUR subject sketches OF the Early History ana
Settlement Of the Mississippi valley" l. Explorations OF tbs
Great y-ROmsnce-kelisiJn Ambit0n- Greed" The
Red Men and tie War Of Pon lac" and CABIN HON .,
the wilderness during the American Rsyoluion MANA
In he wilderness or the Old Preachers ard their Rre.ehar
6 Tbs Westsrn Mhd-ls observation-disclosures sni
Humorv
Course ticket, to Be had a. Cosens Bookstore Bros4w,y
Price Of tickets fer tho Counselor ole Per,on, So Gentle
man and Lady 80 Gentlemen And two ladies' as.
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Of sod deposited from the ls of January 1885, to
the Isl of December 65-eIcusve Of from 22d March ah
Of May l8s5st which time the last annual settlement was
made .,.o.o
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acknowledgements REPORTED FOR THE rnrDusx.


AsHEs-ghe arket quiet and is nominal for Pearls s..
sass s. and Pots at 81 IS Sseratus u quiet at 7c.
WEEKLY sTArEMINT BY LISTER, rALNIR CO.
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gytrial Ncilces.


'SpirjiuaIism.-JOEL TIFFANY soests al the William
bursh spiritual Rooms SUNDAY, st O'Clock IN ChAS
PARTRl OGE ct and 7! P. Ii MIR TIFFANY, BIo,kJn H.
.iitute ST y
MR. Hay dock the IL Wooiszwyer, Eil lecture % the
cub ec Of Temperance" SUNDAY, Dec. 80, ss tlows;
2Gclo OK p M Grand a. Ferry Evening at ConVenIoa Hail.
Wooster 81. ue.l bleeckcr
The Fair OF the Ladies Of Trinity vi. r., church.
34thst, between SIN and oh will close THIS - '
ING BY an Auction Sale and good opportunity will D. ~
faded to persons buy Holiday Prssns cheap and 'end
pesiant evening and the time hep TTsfd good oo
jrct. Admtsnee nee.
n, III, Gale will eomm course Of Lectures upou E
Irhdel Of he present Spitua! d5yelopmens
vindicscn The Bibls Of Cceiiou, on nONy'
ENENING, Dec. 81, 1855, tn, stdyvss,n. InsLtu
No. ESQ Broad"sy. Lecture 10 eounencs 81 II oS''N "
miItsT ce 10 cent?.
Veteran Corps Of Is1?-A ,Pefia ms s5 H., o. "a. "a
Corrs will re held.t Riel's star Hotel, No %
AZ on MONDAY EVENING, Dec u, a. y Seo.H; "a o.sI
ness importance. n B.Peste brig 70 tOuR -
BY order H. hHi''"-'N' N'''-S"
MM TAYLoR, Secretary.
Crys, PnIaceIrvea.or, uid exhibitors Of machne. se
MON Cd th.t the AMERICAN INSTITUTE hsys STEAM
pow rs,dv an te CryrA Palace Several ap2 istons tor
ma, have bse mad 10 Institute By tie ofnchnes
nd ome xhkto hAxf their mschzes sresdy in o2eT,on
ne Palace will be ATTRACTIVE AID cate ,e,ot i'f
80 - -, ~ Hoida7e WM 3. LEONARD,
''''' '"' Coz Sec AID Agent
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COMNERCT1L Ma TIERS
s.i., .t IN. Stock exchange 2s

10 10 IN. 2. Dos. " ?. H1U Vy
$50 New-York Central U.s.. IS
2SCo do...,..s....... q
5Del. &Hud CsnslCo.sS.llt
lo1 Canton Company....sS 2.
50 New YoIk Cen. R.R c. "
10 Chi a. Rock l. X. RE 81
60 Cumberland Coal Co. 80 2.
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9ciiqions Notires.

sub ect the course Of Sabbath Even
ing iscures lie Broadway Tab rpac'e IN TO-MOhhO"
EVENING will b.: Do toe SCRIP ts.ch sne AAnaia"oi
~ lie Wickec." Service 10 cOmmeLce at 4 ocloch'
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DIsTRICT-ATTORrEY oeFiCE-pcc. Is
-1EAhrR NoRTHIRS LIGHT-cAsE or MR. Dill
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FARMS FOR SALE.

mWo FARMS, situated an Panonsleld, known
l as the Tuck Flnns. One on which !
now reside containing about one hundred and
loy acres Of excellen, land, suitably divided into
tillaye, pasturing and woodland. On said farm,
there are about three thousand Sapling Pines
large enough for building purposes, two good
Orchards, a good House; two Barns, and never
falling water. Said Farm cuts from lny TO sixty
IONS of hay annually is well fenced, mostly by
lone wall, except the Southern boundary, which
5 by a running stream.
The othcrlie adjoining, now occupied ny James
NJ. Tuck, formerly owned by Jonathan luck,
Eso.. p. NJ. of Biddcfonl. Contains about ninety
acres. cuts from twenty-five to thirty tons OF hay
On said farm is a two-story House, thirty by forty,
well finished inside and out, with an l. attached
,wenty.fyc by nineteen feet, In which are two
large boilers set. A good barn, situated ninety
feel from said L., Is connected iherewl,h ny a
she'd one story and a half high, twenty-five feel
wide, divided into wood she'd, harness anu
carriage house, and other convenient apartments
also a good Corn Chamber the whole length
There are two good orchards, in which about two
thousand scions have been set and commenced
hearing. also a young orchard containing one
hundred trees of choice fruit, been set three years
There are two good wells Of wafer on said farm
Also pasture lot, situated abon, one half mile
| from the above farms, containing about sixty
| acres, ON which is large orchard.
| Said Farms are bounded on the West by one o.
| the most beautiful sheets Of water IN America
three miles long by two wide, and known "a
Province Pond. They are under a good state o
cultivation, and will be sold at great bargains.
ANY one wishing TO buy good farm in beau
,iful location, will be directed TO one by calling
lupon James NJ. Tuck, Panonsfeld, Jonathan
Tuck, Esq, p NJ, Biddeford, or.Jeremiah N
Tuck, Salmon Falls, N. III.
The above property will be sold at Public Auc
ton (either together or separately, as may hes
suit The purchaser) on Tuesday, the 4th day @
September next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, unless pre-
! viousy disposed Of. Also the Stock (consistnI
of abou, thirty head Of neat cattle, aud two
! year old Colis,) Hay and Farming tools,
Terms made known at sale. Possession give
May LIST, 1856. SAMUEL TUCK.
Panonsield, May LIST, 1855. Is
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Removed Again {!

'pEISFAI GILMAN, Druggist 4 Ap7thccliy, he's r.
novel 10 Store No. 4, pcering's Mpck' Factory l.
an; Or, doIr west % the Bridge, AMI direc'y op'sts
he r,si1Ical Dyp1.," where may be found good as
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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, IS. AtSihc Municipal Court Of the
city of BddeiGrd, in the County of York,
holden al the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid.
dclonl, on the seventh day of May, a. ID. 1855, by
Edward T.. Bourne, Jr,, Judge OF said court,
William NJ. A. w. Todd versus Jeremiah Per-
kins, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr, in a
plea Of the case, for tina, the said defendant, on
the day Of the purchase Of this writ, being IN.
debicd To the plaintiff in the sum OF twenty-sey
en- dollars, according 10 the account, annexed, then
and there, in consideration thereof, promised The
plaintiff To pay him the same sum on demand,
yet though often requested thereto, SAID defend
ant has not paid said sum 10 the plaintiff, bu, neg
cc,s and refuses 81 To do, Ia the damage Oi The
said Plaintiff, (as he says,) the sum Of hity dol
lars.
Writ dated April 18th, 1855. And II being
made to appear TO the Judge OF said court
that property Of said defendant has boon attached
on said writ, and that the defendant, being oul Of
the State. has had no notice Of the said action
/, is ,hercupon ordered by the said Judge that The
said Defendant be notified Of the tendency OF this
action 10y publishing an abstract of the writ, TO-
gethcr with the order Of the court thereon, IN the
Union aud Eastern journal, a newspaper publish
ed at Biddeford aforesaid, three weeks success
vely the last public alton 10 be prior 10 the third
Monday in August, a. ID. 1855,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy ofihe or
IAuest,-EDwARD L. BOURNE, JR., Judge.
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y Gil Il N g KOS
MANDRAKE PILLS

viii be found possess those qualities necessary to the
total eradication Of all bilious complaints prompt 10
start the secreons Of the Liver AMI give healthy tone
to the entire system. Indeed, Il Is ordinary discovery
In medical science to have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints, which deyeope all the results pro-
duced by heretofore free use OF caOmel-a mineral
justly dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged To be de-
structye In the extreme 10 the human system That the
properties Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
Of cacmel. without lis Injurious tendencies IL an
admitted fact rendered ndisputableb by scientific research
- AMI those who use the Mandrake Pill, will become
fully satisfied that the best medicines are those provided
by nature In the herbs and roots Of the fields.
The pills open the bowels and correct all bilious de-
rangements without salvation, the injurious effects Of
calOmel other posons. The secretion Of bile Ia promo
ted by these Pills. win be by the altered color Of
the stools, and disappearing Of the salow complexion,
| and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for Use accompany each box OF Pulls,
and the price u quart bottle Of the sea-Weed Tonic
and box Of pills combined, l. only dollar. But sepa-
rate boxes Of pills be had Of any Of the agents for %
cents.
These remedies prepared under the personal super
vision OF Dr. H. Scbenck, proprietor Of schencks Pul
monte syrup, the well established remedy for consump
ton, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, &c. &c. AMI the invent
Of the celebrated esprometer, for examining and de-
tecting all uisclses Of the Lungs. Heart. Sc.
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PRICE ii OF OINTMENT, siOo. PRICE OF SYRUP 50 CTS
HAYES, PILE OINTMENT,
certain cur, for Piles and all External Irriiations.

HAYES PILE OINTMENT,
certain cure for Piles and all External Irriiations.
Directions on the Bottles. Price, sl.W.
Read the foowing-it speaks for itseiii-
Laurence, June IL, 1854.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by H. d.
Hayes of this city, and being personally acquainted with
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding our testimony to all
the Doctors claims for his medicine. Unlike other rem
eiies In the Market this preparation performs IL Office
speedily and with certainty. The Ointment we have us
ell with the most happy RESULT after yalhy seeking r.
lief by free use Of slrsapara, salyes ETC., etc Our
experience fully justes in confidently Recommending
il as the article and only one known to usas pertaining
/ all its claims.
A. s. BUNKER, s. l. THOMPSON,
| A. W. STEARNs, ASA i. eANBORN
PREPARED by DR.. y. n HAYES, and Sold wholsale and
retail by CHARLES H. KENT, General Agent TOT the Unit
ell states and Canadas, Nos. Appleton Block
Lawrence ST., Lawrence, Mass, to whom all orders
should be addressed. AGENTS for Bidddeiorl, DIR. y
SAWYER and A. Sawyer. lylo
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Estate.

huu otuoE voAuoUAo 4sosA 6sSeso'
TINE following described Real Estate, compris.
= ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
suns'ed in,ne villages Of saeo and Biddeford,
WILDE sold by the proprietors, At prices aud On
terms favorable 10 purchasers.
ihe House Lots, about 400 IN nrt-i.yr, are
Principally situated In Ssco, between lI,. Rail-
road DePots OF Bideeford and Ssco-a portivu
mem above the Railroad, and portion below, In
pleasant and healthy location, and comm, ndIne
tine view Of both villages. They me ,Jvsn,a.
geously situated for the residence Of persons h,y.
ing business IN either Saco or Biddeford. beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pen.
perell Square, and i've minutes walk or The M.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Lsconia. Pen.
pereii anu wafer rover Corporations Of Biddc-
ford. substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and a
feet wide, resting on granite piers, an with sde
walks has been built across the Saco River. Tim.
connecting the lots with Biddeford. ,,d nlacIn,
them within three minutes walk OF s aitb,s Cor.
ner. Fronnihis bridge street is q aided ~ ,b.
Railroad Crossineson Water street, which will bs
extended To Buxton Road Other streets have
been laid out, exceeding along the margin of ths
Saco River, amp TO Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country fron,
Saco, will intersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridce 10 Bidds
| ford. ''11s
Besides the lots before mentioned. IN. ,,on,is.
tors have dozen or more house lots Tor .aIr ON
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge. and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one Of the lots is a new
with the lot. " WV
They will sell also in lots OF from one to Eve
.cIss, Us may be wanted, Tract Of land adjoining
that which IL reserved for house lots SAID ,,ssi
consists Of II acres, and IL situated on the West.
em side Of The Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road, The line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
wsraniee Deeds will be given Of all LOT. sold
Sy the Proprietors, A, II. Boyd, saeo; ID. 4.
somes Blddeford Josephus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. IL; William p. Newell
Manchester, ~ II.
Tor iurher particulars, as TO prices and condi.
tioas, inquire OF d. l.. SoMES. OF BiJdeforJ.
Agent for the Propneiors. 81