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--Cauadan fcur IN lgbt request with sales OF
600 a co. hhs. AZ - 10 for supsrtne, % - y
IS so or spring wheat, extra, aud al f5 % ~ 20
for inter- wheat. extra. SOaticrn -four Vas icss
The ssles embraced abput 900 bbs within the
above quotations. Rye n0lr wac IN fair demand within
The shove range - prces Corn meal slng IN small
lots ~ au,tato ns Whest ectivc, AMI the lover
sound Qualities were nfmcr VIII far export demand
prime white wantcl ipr milling. the sales ambrsced
about No 900 bushels a. o. 40 or new amber colord Jer
tey and nriawai-, 81 - for Keutaky wnte, 81 50 for
rod Iowa. src 81 - ~ 30 f9r Mlwsukee club, I'll
20 for Chcieo sprnV. 81 ~ Tor cbeic white Mchv,n,
~ g 81 81 Tor choice o. 4ogi white Western 81 20 for
tspsda Clup Corn rhcaper bct act!ye at the
ttssou, ith eoNi dOuesic aud cxryri ismqna. tho
sales embraced sbogt TO- 0oo busho. at ole. Tor
sound Western miyec. ga, soc ior Western whtc,
CO. cor scurt yc'ow an ~. o. q. COR Wet.
uu yellow I've irr. s-i sses ri about
] GO bushels were mad az 81. Barley vas nominal.
tats we're hcaNy atd lower. C,ral.su sli. AZ 3sc.
apiyc Western 20 ga. 40 ar state az 20 Al.
rrn. with saies ~ eco hsgs Rio 10 ~ &c.
l4l.c roo mats Jaw a. IL. and suo,ier lot wa
rrr,ed ~ 1850. ic and coo tsgs Mlrgcab0 at 1fc
l4i.c
Cor1oS.--Tlcrc more doing thouc ihout change
IN prces. ne 'acs footed ~ about 900 bses chiefly
"a sprrefs' scCouut
FsFmprS. Rates were steady To vc-p,ol 5000
nushrs wheat engaged IN euis az sO9 bhls.
SD. jed. To london 5000 bt'' four
Engaged yrsr rtsv Co to-day ispo bush.
cs What .u ehrfs hegs ~ 9gd AMI 100
terc's beef ~ A.. - 10 GIasgow 90 bushels
wheat we're engaged a. ei ej,d IN Ia,s aud bulk.
fsi's n Hayre We stef wlts fer sU1ant OF ship
nsrts ~ Old fgures
lpru-Paisns wore hvbs- vth sa'ee r ZOO toxcs
isysrs at a. No. sui % ~ Esa g. cOas1 IS
T., -alNr ~ go go ls'es sers male 81 -, gJc
arc ~ 81 ''rf " - ~ co. e''v
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Reducing the wheat 10 -four the excess in the
receipts Of 1860 Is equal 10 $40 100 bbs. of -four
The receipts at tidewater of the principal arti'
cles Of produce, from the opening OF the canals to
and including the l4th inst. have been as follows:
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY Is, 1860

noN was steady with moderate salcs Of Scotch PIG a.
about t23, six months.
LImg-The market toierabe Al CSC for common
and 81 90 for lump Rockland
MoL,ssys was quiet and sales limited
NAVAL STORES dull Saes Of 400 bbs spirits tur-
pehne were reported al Soc 33hc for rejected ois,
and at $780, 80 sc. for New York barrels Rosin was
quiet at 81 80 for common; other kinds were nominal
Receipts. Meek: Since LIST. Silce Jan. j. Nock.
Crude turpcptiDc, bbh 2,ilI 3,76j 3s,eo5 5000
Spirits tuIpentne, do. 6720 II 163 1870 $500
Rotn .17,2s9 4O,23S 3i9io3 10 600
Tar .................. 555 567 10000 1000
ETyO,fS CT turn. Sp. surp. Rosin lar.
Total for week...... 1880 22,2l1
Since LIST inst. 6.937 40-333 l,255
Total since Jan L.. 1919 3l,IO3 30s,5 ga 2o337
PRo,lJoss.--Pork--The market was less ouoyant aud
Gliding mess at $40 81 $40 so, thin mess
SIS 40 SIS co. prime at Sl4 So and clear do at
$50 Beef in fair demand and arm, with sales Of
country at 81 so 80; repacked mesa at IS so
SO go extra do AT sll $l2 So Beef hams we're in
demand with sales Of 100 bbls Western a $l5 SIS
%. Cut meats scarce and firm. Lard was hrm,
with sales of 900 400 bbls at lake. Butter in
steady request l21c. 15c for Ohio and loo lsc.
for State Cheese N steady demand, with sales at
g.. "A lie
RIcG Sales OF $50 casks we're reported mostly within
the range of &c 3&c.
SUGARS The market continued active and firm, with
sales Of about go hhds mostly all CUBA muscoyados,
and good part within the range of 6ac 6Hc, for
lining grades and 7c 7c SC. for grocery goods; and
200 800 boxesl0 At &C. &c., the remainder at
T. Mossrs r J.. A. Stuart have to-day established
The following prices Tor their refined snsarsloaf sugar,
10 40 per H. best Crushed sugar 1850 circle crush
cd sngar 10iac graduated sugar, l0c ground sugar,
lOi,c.
loBAoco remains quiet stock OF domestic accommodating,
Of foreign small, but mostly undesirable me aaes en-
braced 10 hhds Kentucky at &c 1sc % bales Havana
al DC 32e., and a cases geedleai al &c. a U;sc
WnIsKRy--Ihe market exhibited more tone, while the
sales embraced about so bbls. Mt "a
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
TUESDAY, July I7-5 p. ".

Tho following is comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive of specie) from New York to
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MATRIMONIAL.


N sent rrsdb n mi. desires ~ form the s-g'art
thrOuvl 81 Young lady VIII wprd
entertain pronnsss III gaarrarp ne possrssei N
iorsine and - errp business has good perspral
psaranee and In se he wishes seauty accomplishments
and wealth from elvrrn ~ twenty 'wn Cotf
mus be rep ccd Address Le gh kccne, Albany, NY
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MUNICH Al AFT AIR S.
Hoard of Councflmen.


INFORMANT CoANrNICkrIONs FROM THE CONTROL
I.Es on TIE STATE OF THx CITY FuSASCEs-ASNu-
Al REPORT or TIE CHIEF ES6IsEkR OF TIE fIRD
pErA araENT, ETC.
The Board in the chamber Of the Beard OF Alder
ast evening President Jenes presiding.
Mr.. kCCoSSKL offered a resolution in favor Of printing
5000 additional copies OF the quarterly report OF the
street Commissioner, which was adopted. resolution
presented directing the Street Commissioner to have
getes erected all the entrances to Tompkns square,
them TO be locked at nine T. NJ II was referred
10 che Committee on Lands and Places.
STREET. CLEANING QUESTION.
Mr.. HoGAN submitted ordinance and resolutions
enpos pg the system OF cleaning tho streets by @y
wO-s alleging that the system contrary to the provi'
OF the charter and also unnecessarily eNpensl'e 70
the city The resolutions request the Comptroller 70 re-
sy, poss bic what amount OF money was ex-
AZ nded for cleaning of the city from january
1870 IN pv OF that year also the amount from Janu-
ary l. 1860 % July l. and what rcmans in the treasury
ng 70 the credit of the city The resolutions also
direct The the Corporation TO report whether
an Common Council have the power TO continue indeh
ney To present practice OF cleaning the streets With
on, contra't The resolutions were adopted.
A report II the Committee on Roads in favor Of per-
ue~mitt.ng the Third venue Railroad Company
The OF the booth at the terminus of their route
fine Astor Housc) adopted.
number OF reports OF committees presented and
AID over for future action.
COMMUNICATIONS yRox THn os,xpTsor1yR.
A Communication received from tho Comptroller,
giving detailed statement exhibiting the amount OF ap
prcpr ons and expenditures on city account, aud
balances remaining unexpended account Of each APP
p-opr iaton June 80 1880 also the receipts and dis.
OF the trust and special accounts
Ne hopes that the large deficiency in the trust accounts
comprising fund" and street Improvement
Mat ooe being passage of the ordinance before
the Council The recaptuation Of expenditures
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BELOW
Brig B,.zsbesh Ann, from IVES. Indies-
aAn m

Steamships Plrana Br Galway; jamestown, Norfolk ships
Manhattan Liverpool Palestine ard Progress, London Frey
Russ Cork; Pa nson, Antwerp; bark Reindeer.
Wfra
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Balance In hand July IL.

The nIcation further stated the OF
revenue bonds issued up 10 the present time author
led by the late Legislature amounted 20 81 06i l0O
The bill of Peter Monaghan, amounting 10 $500 was
ordered to be paid.
communication received from NcSpedon and
Baker demanding that the Board proceed 10 raise by tax
the of $50 o32, that being due them for work
done for the Commissioner OF Eecords
Referred.
The oil Of Sheriff Kelly amounting TO 81 s94, laid
The Board then adjourned until next Thursday week.
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cles so far for the years 1850 and 1859 have
been =
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tIlONS Int
uE account in January 1860 amounted 10 50 500 S.
On the special account there was deficiency on Janu
1850 of 1886 421 20 for the Central Park fund.
HE communication was ordered 10 be printed In the
minutes.
The following communication was also received and
oered 10 be printed
CoNTRorIER's OyrICF, July l3, 1850.
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Telegraph Marine Reports.


Lone BRANCH, July ~ sunset-No inward bound yes
sells In sight Wind NSE light; weather clear.
HIuHLANDa July ~. ssnsee-ope brig outside the bar.
No other In eight. Wind ~ lght weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, July IL, sunset-steamihip Parana for
GALWAY ship Manhattan cleared at clock No
inward bound vessels Id sight Wind ~ light weather clear
Miscellaneous.
Purser Hampstead of steamship Augusta from savan
nah, has thanks for full files of papers
SHIP CosouHsr-stsamship Monticello, eager from New
York Alexandria, 10th inst, reports that ship Conquest
Sears from Caao with gano, Is ashore Kettle Bottoms
with steamiug Tempest alongside.
BRIG "RopErroH" Carr OF Soningon, IL reported ashore
ON Damerons Narshes Chesapeake BAY sieamtug
Baltimore taking on The cargo The vessel viii probably be
gotten on.
BRIG vrRcSr.y sro from Norfolk for Rio Congo struck
the rocks North OF Bermuda I'd inst where she remained
five hours and on by boats the shore and taken
into Bermuda She subsequently seized a SLAYER, and
detained 9Th inst; The salvage viii be about $500
BRIG Souru-Salvage awarded Nassau, Mp, In the
of the brig South a. foows per cent on $1,000 the
agreed value of The saved by sndry vessels and SO
cent 9e worth property saved by the chr Eliza Catba
rne and sloop Newton IN consideration Of such property being
very heavy and having be hove OF the vessels hold
Capt Thompson Of the scr Ma gnet also awarded Clio for
his services "a wreckmaster
ScHR Braew sauArI-New Orleans July lG-The schr Red
Fox arrived yesterday, Jeff Tampieo The h Among her
passengers Capt Dornison schr Black Squal lost
Tsmpico Bar June a. Vessel and cargo total loss; crew
aled and taken New York in schr Bowdch The
Tampco bound Pensacola. built at Newburg in
1852 el tons register, rated AZ owned by Fish Co of
New York and inshre la Wall street by elegraph)
Al The from bark o Chafiee, sunk In Muskeget
Channel has been taken out and the divers have left her.
ship Western Queen, FAN River built Bsrpeyvs
In 1857 has been based by parties IN New York Tor
$1,000 She VIII be rugged and recauked At Fall River.
The Bedford Standard states that the bark the
socks in Farhaven % BE- launched this afternoon 70 be
named the Cuilew, no. Camilla, has been reported.
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~ aeYe b the conlnlui iG on Of The ls.e cty
"a n, 20 the moneys, securities Sc, banded 70 no
present ncunbent and - ugnirs as 70 the savoy
u adopted. 49,. n
Snpery sor Bum offered resolution rsq1r ns .ne 10,
lice Com m ssiopers 20 state the Board whether tcharu
h Marshall had been dism sed rom the police force, and
ii so, for what. A., o,., ,.o. a., -
Informed
MIR BUM refused STATE his reasons, ard after some
pickering between these two gen1lmen, the resouton
was m ally lost by vote ofs 10 l.
commun ication received nom the Comp roller,
ny th following statement OF the County Trea
surer Tor the week ending July IL
Balance Of county funds in hands OF the County
Treasurer july 1918 500 81
Receipts all sources for the week ,... 1858 10
Total. 1927 5s2 IS
amount expended. II ,703 Al
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60 4, New Bedford l6.h n,;, ship Dosionoais Bacs IA
Cic Ocean.
Al ProyiDe.nwr l6h INST barks VI pnyai Trbhle for
Atlantic and luS sn oceans nci y; Sparn ,o., bound
Wblling.
Flores Western Islands Nay 81 schr learned royce,
d. sys from Be1udn, and sid 2sh cruisc al welBy
ltuer ~ agepts
Alfayal Nay ~ Mou'auk, orayie clean.
letter Mrs Capt Allen. VI bark lunfrees r. dated
Jlc - . reports having just finished cutting
phbi 81 whale spoken few days previous ship Draper,
Parser M eesn: bark Matiapo self effort Wesp6ui do
letter rom cap Th1mpson, OF BARK Maria y b. reports
hrr n lpat~ Islands April Il, with LOO bjs OIL on
bara. al well. Would BE- al Bay og llands IA December
nat.
SNf.tckeI
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DIR. J. HoSTETTER's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters.

But that numerous class who devote themselves
TO literary and other scdeniary pursuits, and In
consequence Of want Of physical exercise, bcct me
or appetite have Hitherto sought In vain for some
invigoratng, life giving medicine, whose effects
upon the system shall BIO both speedy and perma
nent. Physicians Of enlinencc, and profoundly ac-
quainted with the requirements ofthe human frame,
commend HOsTETTER's BITTERs as the safssi
and switest stimulant TO the recuperative energies
OF the system yet discovered ltrestoTes the appe.
titc gives fresh yigor TO the digestive orgnns sends
the blood through the veins with q moro lively
current, corrects tendency TO depression or spir-
its, and hts man Cor the Transaction OF business
with cheerful heart and nm active mind. Unlike
other medicines which have been devised Tor the
same object, the BlTTERS do not act spasmodlcally
or with temporary power-the influence OF the
remedy Is lasting. And II patient will but give
70 Ppsra sss,e, .,
OF the afiiction. The debility natural TO the en-
ments OF years upon the bodily franc Ia also
allcvisted by this great strengthening medicine.
IN physical ease Ml,sres! they are now .ueriSs
ffom extreme weakness and nervousness. To this
venerable class Of people. nOsTETTERS BIT
priciors oftlisinvgorator have. In addition. deep
they will and the D / TT ERs the bs,iand safest
OF rcstoratives. Very few mcdiclnesare sanctioned
By physicians M proper 10 bc administered during
the period OF nursing and this has obtained an
universal preference.
rT- Those who desire 10 purchase this great rem.
the precise title, IlOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. IL isput up In quart bottles,
with tho name. DIR. j. Hestetter's Stomach
Bitters, blown on the bottle, and also stamped on
the can covering the cork with tho autograph OF
IIosTErIgR SnIrH on the label. These things
are Important on account Of the numerous coun
tcrfcits now In the market.
EX- Prepared and sold by Hsssetser < Smith
PStssbu rah. Pa. and also sold by all druggists,
Irocers and dealers generally throughout the Uni.
tel states, Canada, South America an Germany.
Sid by DIR. J. Sawyer, Blddefora House Block
s. 3. Mitchell, Saco JOS. II. Thatcher, Portsmouth,
N. H.. Weeks a Potter, Boston. General Agents for
the NeN England States. iyr0
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK SS.-Municipal Court Of the City OF
Biddeford, March 10th, 1860.
In the above action II appearing that Domini-
Gus s. Pike, one Of the above named defendants
Is out Of the State and has never been notified,
and has no tenant agent or attorney In this
State upon whom to serve notice, II Is ordered
by William Berry Judge Of said Municipal
Court, that the plaintiffs cause said Dominicus
8. Pike to be notified Of the tendency Of this
suit by publishing in the Union and Journal o
newspaper printed in said Biddcford for three
weeks, and ut least ten days before the third
Monday Of April next.
An attested copy of this writ and order Of
court thereon that said Dominicus 8. Pike may
then and there in said court appear and show
cause II any he has why Judgment In said
action should not be rendered against him and
execution issue accordingly.
attest WILLIAM BERRY, JUDGE
A true copy ofthe original writ and order Of
court thereon.
attest WILLIAM BERRY. JUDGE.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States, included In that section Of tho
| Union, which Is most widely known rs New
England" contains thrifty, industrious. intclli-
gent people, who have achieved an uncommon de-
gree Of prosperity with aellinatc extremely try.
Ing TO certain constitutions and soil OF small fer
tillty. they haze contryed TO surpass more favored
communities In almost every thing that conduces
to social comfort and happiness; Unfortunately.
they are occasionally so absorbed In business and
mental cultivation, that they neglect the precau-
tions which are essential 10 bodily health. Dys-
pepsa and physical debility are prevalent among
air classes. The frst disease II produced by lnat
tention 10 the digestive organs, which are 90 sus-
ceptible Of arrangement. Thousands are now pay
Ing the penalty of this neglect and suffering daily
the most trying pains, almost without - hope Of
relief They have como 10 believe that their all
ment is chronic and that they must bear with II Ia
the end. II gfatifes NJ exceedingly 10 announce
10 these afflicted individuals that they may now
command remedy OF unquestionable potency and
virtue, which has never been found To fall In all
cases OF digcstiyc weakness or arrangement. Hun
dreds Of tongues are ready ~ grow eloquent m
praise OF this wonderful conqueror Of dyspepsia,
which Is known rs
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Carriages :! Carriages +!

THE subscriber. having purchased all tho inter
J. est Of Chadbourne darcy In the Carriage
Business, will now take charge Of the same him.
ssi, and is prepared TO treat the old customer. Of
the concern. and as many new ones MS may join
them, In the best possible manner.
lie atters himself that with his hcitles Tor car.
rying on the business, with host Of unsurpassed
and indispensable workmen, and stock unequail:.
cd In the whole region of the East, hc can build
you anything nom an lrishman,,. mud barrow 70 g
PhGton, as delicate as ever rolled IN the oi
Fairy Land lie will give hi. p,rsonai supervision.
70 an the work done in his t. ,lishment and will
not allow q carriage OF any Mad 70 leave ,ne sngp
unless done according to order. lie has constantly
on hand and will continue to build to order pas;sn.
.erand Mall Wagons, Express MaSsns, jersey VA
sons ofvarious patterns, Concord wagons ntoces
Wagons, .Iiik Wagons, Parker and Box Buggies.
both open and top, sulkies and Seghs Of all varie
EAny of The above mentioned articles will be
sold for cashor approved credit at prices defying
composition.
OWEN B. cHADBoURNE.
saco, March, isoo. iiu
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. TT. Z D D z,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
ATE Ao. ~, o. o. 9; PAIss. :. ORC. w

IA'r Ao. Ut, o Ps..s, o 9, wAsnso-
Ne. 20 State 81, opposite Kilby Sc. Boston.
fTEh IN extsasive practice ofupwards oftwsn
~ s :: Patents In The Uni.
foreign countries. Caveats Speciica tions Assign.
ments, and NIL Papers or Drawings for Patcnts exc.
cuted On ~, msr, m AND Nth Dispatch. Research.
mine the validity or utility ofpstents or
and legal or other advice rendered In ali matter,
tent furnished by remitfng ono dollar. Alignment,
ThI. Agency Is not only the largest in New Eng
land but through II Inventors have advantages Tor
securing Patents or ascertainlng the patentabilty
OF Inventions. unsurpassed by, ifnot immeasurably
superior TO- any which can be offered them elsewhere.
The te..onials given ee.eT PseyTsp That nSns I,
MORE suScESsruL At TIE rIGc rE IsT Tt Ri
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he
would add that he has abundant reason 20 believe.
and can prove, that ut other Office OF the Kind,
are the charges for professional service 30
The immense practice OF the subscriber during %
years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate vast
collection OF specifications and Official decinonsre.
stive to patents. These, besides his extensive II
brary OF legal and mechanical works, and full 40.
counts OF patents granted In the United States ana
Europe. render him able. beyond question, 70 offer
Superior facilities for obtaining patents.
cure patent: and lie usual great delay there, ar:
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIAL
"Iregard Mr. Eddy - one OF the most eapaS. and
sneeessfni practitioners with whom have had ON.
clal intercourse. CHAS. MASON
| 4 commi''isnsr Of Patents.
"I have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
/ they cannot employ aperson more eompsfsuf and
trustworthy, and moro capable OF putting their an.
plicatons In form 10 secure for them an early aud
favorable confederation at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE,
| Late Commissioner Of Patents.
| Boston, February & IsSs
"Sfr. n. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one Is now pending. Such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads me 10 Recommend all inventors 10
apply 10 him TO procure their patents, rs they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
| charges. JOHN TAGGART."
From September 18th, 1857, TO June nth, 1853
tho subscriber, In OF hislargc practice, made
on fwfes rejected appl ications 81 xTEEN APPEALS.
EVERY ONE OF which was decided In his yfaror. by
the Commissioner Of Patents.
lyrT r. ii. EDDY
September 1850
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Farm, for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
u uated in Kennebunkport, on the road lead
ing from Kennebunkport village to Blddeiord.
forty of which l. covered with wood and tim
Der. The other partof said farm Is diyld n IN.
to tillage and pasture. Said iarI Is wen NM, wa
tered and cuts abOa, forty tons 81 nay sI SS-
ings new and in good repair, anu al ln,sn r..L
Gnu osnawsn,ai trees This Is one Of the best farms
IN Rsnnebunkp ort, Is conveniently located with
rstsr.nce 10 school, meeting houses, markets,
&c and offers a rare chance for any one wish
ing 10 purchase, and settle upon good farm.
said farm will DO sold in whole or in part
Terms Of payment made easy.
AARON C. KICKER.
Kennebunkport, March %, 1860. i3tf
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FOR SALE.

About sc Acres Of Land ut Alfred Village.
consisting of tillagc, moving, and wood land.
The above will be sold in lots, or the whole to-.
gether, to suit purchasers. II not sold befor
the first of April next, 1t will be then sold pub
lie auction. Enquire Of s. Nj. SHAW, Bidde.
ford, or the Subscriber on the premises.
HIRAM N. TRIP.
Alfred, Oct. 20 1850. 43tf
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Syo,.se 81 L0f for Sale.

THE House and Lot on which IL stands, situated
i on Main Street. near Kings Corner, and former
" occupied by the subscriber. The house, when
L In the best of repair, Is a story and half one,
with a brick basement Is % X 81. with q conyen-
lent L. Has ten rooms besides closets, clothes
rooms sink rooms, &C., and Is In every way a con-
ycnlent and desirable house. There Is n good els
tern of 30 hogsheads capacity In the basement
There is good stable, twenty-six feet square.
built In Isis, on the premises. The lot Is large,
den Is in the best condition for cultivation and has
various kinds Of fruit treas growing thereon. Tho
premises will be sold at reasonable rate and on
easy terms Of payment II desired Enquire OF
Riddennrti Nav % 1850 22tf