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GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auets.
ByJ.c. ksaUIRx L CO., Aue.ione.r..

By G. Ss9UIRI l. Co., Auotioneers
nIsIRABLE LOT ON nav JERSEY AvANUI,
ssAsz WaainousaMo aSA SATURDAY Atfss.
EoS 4ss Eu sa ssss sas y fss
i Square 90 ffontins 20 feet New Jersey svsnas
between D and 3 streets north, and running esef
yhols Lot and eonss1aess3 s se,s Ware.
4: 6.ss. 'a s:pss. s; s:.s:
s.ss
twelve nenths: With interest, secured ~ deed Of
Ell ' 81 # a ;ss Iii Rs 90.
LIMITED STATES MARsRALBsALl-Iny virtue
:ssfS ss
ise
IsY., lSss It Seioca NJ. al dsisns.at'. right.
). ana tas *.
5. :
Jgdiei.is No: sOi to Nay term. 1854. in favor Of
ss.,s. !, ''S<' '|i + aa. s.n8 g
EoJs ss5s tkass h6 81 81 'ss;Fsrrr
r AZ s. Oct
ssss.s n No. :shs: :h. g.: a
north between ID and ID stres Is east runnins back
II Ss ss FACE .ss
house contains Eve rooms, and win be sold ssps-
and Twelve month"; WITH assrss s sssas.a s. assa
os T. sssf # &c.
By J. O. MEG UIRE & co., Auctionsers.
TRusTlEB sALE-A BEsIRABLE BRICK
s 81 4.
duly Ises.asd in LiSsf = 4 s.. No: ia folio. %.
bsrsd nine fsi, in fausrs numb sred three Iundred
IL
s s.ss
end sS e iss ,:y 1a e:
soe isd sy With the
Terms: $3.50 in cash the remainder in and u
months With interest," secured By deed OF trust On
All sonysysneins At the expense ofpurchassr.
ne terms Of sale are not com plied with vithia
g e: sss q &.
s ss;o Ja5o a % 5qkE1s G S;.; g.:
lse. Of alis si.1i 1ssia.. i:s.!s ION IL
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of
VOlam0les the county OF " ~ HAu8to0 Ana TO ma
directed, VIII expose to Public Sale, for cash, In
front Of the Court House door OF said county. on
Il . IN ssss. e ~
e vii viz. An that part q Eas Mi :, Il sS1siSs
Lot No. z and running back - fset to N alley IN
said Square. ~@El< AAaa~ 5
ALEOa-
On the northeast corner OF Lot No. 5. 6uuars No.
452, deecfieed 70 wit: Beetnning q ia oorner Of
the Alley Al the corner Of said Lot No. S,
thence eouth 90 feotll inches thenee VEST teot 8
inokes iheno0 north 70 an alley. yAenee eae{erip
on the sou th side OF the alley 20 10 liAoe OF ~
sinnins, Together With AZ ana stn4atxs the M
SSro.srty OF Andrew Roth1sil, ard viii b sold %
ofPhelps Q Kinsmsa uss Of Aion1ou MoreAouse.
ocsedAds Ag d. g. EaxsSsi. S.0
By J. O MCGUIRE & co., AastsoDesra.-
CO BUILDING LOT&.AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
o. o. NoGpAY AFTERNOON October s6t6 Sc
O'Clock, % the - Slnii I'll the whole
ofea1ase No. ~ e1bdividsd iato DIZZY -n1ne 4ni.
rsSis g:asafss boss, 1ey iee, ~ r..stns a.sk .
This Square 10 1sI s,tpassd IN that spayt Of sAo
eitX nostA q 9s xrs1idln AoMs - e seaAa.
e n 18th ID IN elx1stgN - - eard = streets
fss15: oss-third 60; - rstsass. lssaSlsie
xttWslye, en4 $e9Rfy HuI nclts. ~ anesfse
se9Esd y $50 sfsss.s e sss 1essaicss -.
oeiS = = J. Q. MsGuIA1 co.. Asssrs
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MEYER TOO LATE TO LEARH.-9y Prof. Alexan-
der WOlowski's new and siE1p i6ef method for
piano forte and singing. Professor Wolowsk con-
tinues his Singing and Piano Glasses and opens
new courae for Piano and Singing, which will be
the last in Washington. Professor Wolowski re-
ceives visitors daily, from u to o'clS p a. at
his residence No. SIS F street. ON the northeast
corner of Eleventh street. oc R-aw
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WANTS.

W IAN 4Hs
A W.r NURSE WANTED. Apply. between
IS No. s e s. sSs 3 b. Gs v T.
YOUNG Nan i s,s. ,s.s..
WAANlnTED-By respectable Woman . sITu a
and Ch.m T ~ fl'ns ismiiy - Ss.m5sre.
/ Dab. o. DIST
" ices, BOARD i. for hins.I and WHO. in : pri
nv, fis e., ia or
E;: 81: !: ~ ::s: Y = =:
SIFgATIoN Vs. aFsD-g. : ,euns M:u yse
f fusicsss s.Psris9s.: AdsEs1 O. 4. Ne. Ss7
| A YOU'VE LADY O1%ExP1RI1lC1 WISH Is
ss.ssna s" or s1sns e 1 1ai
ad f. q s sfs;r anna g. s4 o and
| oc 1-lw- -.
WANTED 10 1xoHANGE-A sent,su.n rsnt-
v,hes e q s e. near The y Han
&: ne
FsS s0YD Ds s:.s a. 1s4K'Rs 4 :;
WAETlD-A first class teelered) COOK. Apply
.tr.. = s4s Ne" York avenue bet 9Th ara
WANT1p IMMEDIAT9LY.A Jourpsymsn
ssin a. Bakery
WAANTED-A RESTAURANT COOK, at No.
rant. o. si-st
d;e. saas Oyster.
door from i5ts q 'A VI ''" '0'A A oe.i r.
WANTED-By gentleman, . small Puruisbed
TIA Star esss Of ADDRESS
WANTED-An OPERATOR on Singers Sewing
CO Sss Penn .'saas' S''"s'i sts and 10TH IS:
WANTED-AsITU b. : young woman,
WI, wv in {. private family, e 0h.mbarmaid and
Il: s.: os: &, s q.
Lady H,s f55ysa
ia1ily; tlss:. can 4 re Columbia Hotel Penn.
R9oMs wANTsD.-rwo or three Unfarnishsd
mar and wife; satisfactory references given. I'D
e5ss P Sih G Rs@s and A.
y! sI Ish1@:Ps1FfsS.
WANTlD1nTen q twelve YOUNG LADIES to
81 Sss = s sSsi rs So ;sss
WAhrEP-AA, arst-rs.e saAMsTREss to cut
49, and make ohildren's Clothng gislsl Must
ss. sSI and isss at No. oe
tST m Med sgd
above to sci. viii find to their advantage 10 ad-
.s s1dss and all orders wi" be D1 os s
w years Of sse Must reside in the neish 10 r
1ssa
ave-. BIT. 18th at 18th SITS. 90 "A
WANTED-A WOMAN to Cook Wash and Iron
App1 at a6Ts a.1av :as
Store. ocIs
CHIEF Asst; 9uARrERMAsrER's OFFICE
rwrIv. sssis5,sT q 3;Ss :.nsss ~
Nineteenth and ctr sets. Wages thc usual Gov
t. be m.i .D 4 T.
oc1-let Captain. A. Q. ~, q s. Army.
yNANTED- so 900 LADl8s TO CALL ., 3s1
Yok Es tb.ss sypSio Rttsns Once and get their
CAP1e, sAOQUEs, yO9IE6,
eLIPPEkS, PlNOUSHtONe,
RANDKkRCHIBfS, AND
INITIALS STAMPED.
We have the finest lot Of Braid Patterns ever
offered here for Skirts, &c. Our Machine the on!y
IN the city, will make your Pattern and stamp
your goods ,shik YOU trait. 90 lin
WANT1D-At the Treasury Extension twenty
w CARPENTERS. To good work man, the high
est wages will DO given and steady work. Apply ct
the once OF Construction f isSi4k f sosRks
Supervising Architect.
22-n tChronicis.l
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Twenty OAR
w PENTERe. Liberal wages will be paid to
good worhmen, and none others will Be accepted
Apply to the Government Carponter Shop. on IL
Lieut.. Col. J. n. 0RDENI.
Chief Quartermaster,
my 4-u Department Of Wash in gtOn
WANTEg.. s1coND. HAND FURNITURE
w Also, Mirrors. CarHsts. Beds, Deddins and
3. BUOHLY, 42s 7th St,
mar S-tr bet. g Aid b. east side
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,EvsHIiHIso THAT IL new snd reasonable In Jew.
The Dollar Store," (4sS Penn avenus near *
street, No such goods have ever before been Of
yourself, oc Nv
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of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BAroHELoR. all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by oil druggists dc. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street, New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ 7-eoly
PHYsIoIo LOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE Con-
tanning nearly 800 pages, and l30 One Plates and En-
cravings ct the Anatomy OF the Sexual Organs In .
state of Health and Disease, with Q Treatise on
Self A use, its Deplorsb consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plsn of Treat
ment-the only ratio al and successful mode Of
cure, as shown by the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, ano those contem
plating marriage, who entertain doubts of tn sir
ply steal condition Sent free Of postage to any
address, ON receipt Of Is cents in stamps posts
urrency, by addressing DR.. LA CROIX. No. 8
Maiden Lane, AlbMy,N.Y. oes-1m@
SEoRBf DIslAsHs.
sS "a: sna
"a 81; i. L 5:
:s::s no @ ~ !sss g ). ssss:.s do H.: S.es
g saMa,.:a:'s Roc I'd Ass J. s, HSsitiz.
sea y sss n:
Dr. DuroH9's Sugar coated Female Rssulatins
nd :9.a.v.y: ga Being sess.d greats e
these Pills Will prove their spsrioyify os I'll ethers.
Prize q box. Sold By g. 2; Ford. corner llti
Cook. AleXAndriA. jAGly
WAalAH1sD 70 Oul1 u sIx DAYs.-Dr. aodfrsys
S ss; I; s
a:a,1 s Soef ' sas R
6PllNA1ol1HaA oAA II OUAlD.-Dr. Kandb
specific cures SSyNsdtoSyA0A. SsAnisal We6kasss.
Isspssssey. Loss 0 Pess~, &c. spsedily Sed sfas.eI
y. Its effects are Ruly magical. 4 trial Of the
merits. Price q . box. Sold bI 3. b. Ford, cor.
aer utA street and Pa. avenue, WashinSton, and
Henry Cook AlexAndfia. II CIV
DIslAsIs o. re Nl1yous. slMIRAL, UlIHAlY
AHD S1IUAL 6Ysf1Ms.-New and reliable treat
msnt-in Reports Of tbs Hessssd Assoeiasios-senS
IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
Pkiladelrhia. Ps.. = IA a2-3m
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SHcoHD WARD STATION CASES. = Ellen
hayes, thoft; dismisstd. Edwin Matthe ",
ahoineIlyi DO VIM. Munroe, petty larceny;
20 WIN. Rucker, grand larceny; do
robert Williams, drunk; SIA g
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NoTfcs Mysteriously disappeared on the night
o. me 2lst inst, Mr. Newburgher, of the firm Of
a aenrss NsSbSrsher, No. IA idss street.
anouts or the cause Of his disappearance, will be
cheSrfully received By his anxious friends, at the
above nuu Der. tn-l HEsRY RoHRsR.
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VAI6HBLE fMpRoVEDA Pk si PIE iS1s oN rHs
Island AT AUcrIoa--0n FRIDAY. Oct zsd. at
of Lot "a in Square 545. fronting Il feet on NJ St.
south, between ~ and Sd streets, on the Island,
gether with all the Improvements thereon, con
sisting of . good two story Frame House, contain.
lns Tour rooms. Possession viii be given immedi-
ately. Title indisputabIe.
Terms Cash.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-On Tuesday morning,
James Mccarthy, living on the corner Of south
A and Fifth streets east, attempted suicide by
cutting his throat with a razor, infiicting
1rightful cash. His family were absent at the
time, but his wife returned soon aft@r the deed
was done, and on discovering informed officer
l.. u. milstead. who went for DR. Ford, Of the
Oid Capitol prison, and his wounds were
dressed Mccarthy has recently been drinking
hard. and was drunk when he committed the
act. Although the wound is a frightful one,
and he lost much blood he is in q fair way to
recover.
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T. n. pLeUHf, Solicitor for Petitioners.
sen-2aw6ds j. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct.
HTHE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL BE RE-
sold on October Esd same hour and place in con
sequence Of the non Gem pliance of a former pur-
chaser. ]. MIDDLETON,
MARY 4. ANDERSON.
Guardians 4 c.
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Excise Tax--InternaI Revenue.

ASSESSORS OFFICE LIST Collection District Ne,
PORTLAND, April II, 1863.
CECTION 15 of the Excise Tax" Act. passed
- March 3, 1868, makes important changes in the
system of licenses. Ii provides That the several
assessors SHALL the first Monday of Nav next and
on the first Monday of May in each succeeding year,
direct and cause the several assistant assessors
proceed through every part of their respective dis
trets. and inquire after and concerning all persons
being within the assessment districts where they
spectivey reside and liable TO license duty under the
provisions of this act, of the to which this is
in addition and such persons in said
required. And all licenses so assessed shall continue
in force until the first day OF May next succeeding
And all licenses granted after the first day Nav in
any year shall expire the first day of MAY follow
ing and shall be issued upon the payment of rata
Bile proportion of the whole amount OF duty imposed
for such license and each license granted shall
be dated on the first day of the month in which II is
issued Prorided That any person. Rrm, corpor-
dfioR that on the frst day Qf May Rert shall hold
uaeIpired license, shall BE- assessed rdtdble proper
ion for the time befireen the expiration Of the license
aud ne arst day Of Nay eighteen hundred and sirfy-
four"
All persons, firms and corporations liable to be
sessed by the provisions of the above quoted section.
and all persons liable to pay a tax on Income" by
the provisions of Section 80 of the Act of July lst
1862 hereby notified that the Assistant Assessors
for the several divisions in this District, will the
their respective divisions for the purposes named in
said sections and for the purpose of assessing those
who, said first day of May, may Gown, possess or
keep any carriage yacht billiard table or plate of
gold or silver as provided by Section Il of the Act
of July !, 1862
Should any of the persons. firms, or corporations
liable to be assessed aforesaid, be overlooked by
the assistants in the performance of their duty such
the penalties prescribed in said acts if they fail to
make applications for license render the ''tisfs"
required. NATHL G. MARSHALL,
apis eodtmy w2wA Assessor.
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cause renewal of the discussion between Pro-
fessors Owen and Huxley, neither of whom,
however, has as yet seen the creature 1t is
drled-up specimen of about 20 inches in length,
and is something between the chimpanzee and
the human race, appearing to be, in fact,
newly discovered link between the man and
the ape. The chimpanzee has been consid-
cred to bear the closest general resemblance
to the human form, while the gorilla is in
many points of structure closer: but this crea-
ture Is nearer to the chimpanzee than any
other OF the monkey tribe, while resembling
man more closely than is the case with any
monkey hitherto discovered. 1t has the skull
OF the chimpanzee, with the prominent canine
tooth; the arms are longer than is usual in the
human subject, and the tibia is of that peculiar
form so well known in the negro race, and
which also belongs to the chimpanzee. The
shape OF the figure is human in appearance,
but the most noticeable peculiarity is the form
of the foot, which is small and well proper
toned, and has the five toes in the position
proper TO man. Professor Huxley, will, no
doubt, find in this an additional evidence OF
the truth of his teaching, that the feet of man
are structuraly the same as those ofmonkeys.
But the whole shape and proportion of this
foot is very different indeed from that of any
of the monkey tribe, which are formed for
clnging to the branches of trees, while those
of man alone are fitted for walking in an erect
position.
This curiosity is to be exhibited to the Col
lege of Surgeons, and there will, no doubt be
much discussion as to its true position in the
scale of nature. Ifit be mere monster, it is
likely TO prove, nevertheless, one of considera-
BILE significance, and must excite much interest
among men of science, especially in conse-
quence of its bearing on the questions lately
brought more prominently into notice by the
recent work ofProfessor Huxley. This curios-
ity is in possession OF Mr.. Sowerby, naturalist,
of the Strand.-[London Star
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Portland. AprilT 1858. PORTLAND, NE.

A r-rrp a, .x,s,.,v. rr..,,.. ,..osn,~.rs.oe.- os
IN " years CONTINUES 10 SECURE Patents in the Init
ed States; also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, Bonds,
Assignment and all Papers or Drawings for Pateuts
executed ON liberal terms and with despatch Re-
searches made into American or Foreign works 10
determine the validity utility of Patents or Inyen-
uons-and legal or other advice rendered IN all mat
ters touching the same Copies OF he claims OF any
Ia'ent iurnlshsa px remnttng one DOLLAR Assign
mrh'r tecorueu at "asnihgtoh
Iaha, out .n.ough !. lns entors nave adsantax Tor
securing ratehls OF ascertamng the patentabity OF
in.enuohs uhsuIpsssea s py, u no, nnmeasnraoy su-
perior 10, any which can be offered them elsewhere.
NoRF SiTCCESSTIrI AZ rur pATrNT nErgc. uSrY
Than he snhseriher. ana a. siTrcrSs IL rtSr proT
ppnos rr anv,.NTs sSr - MS .parSl T 1rSl
rnn,d s,S th.t bs h. .hondsna raea =, ne
Moau VIZ sau ns' .e ss aounusn. IsAsoh 70 oenese,
arc the 80. esr al sas~ies. y, ,s,~.s
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Normal schools.

'ITNDER the provisions of the Act entitled "An
" Act for the establishment of Normal Schools"
approved March 25 1868, the undersigned have been
appointed Commissioners to locate two Normal
Schools one in the eastern and one in the western
part of the State: and will receive sealed propo-
sails from citizens trustees OF existing institutions
Of learning to furnish, without expense TO the State
for the term of five years at least, suitable buildings
for the instruction of two hundred pupils.
The proposals may be directed to the Commission
ers TO locate Normal Schools " at Augusta and they
will be opened the ghth day of June next; inn
mediately after which time the Commis sioners will
proceed 10 visit and make the necessary inyestiRa.
tons, preparatory TO the location provided in the
first section of said Act
PHILIP EASTMAN,
HENRY WILLIAMSON,
EPHRAIM FLINT.
Augusta, April S, 1868 apll div
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Guardian,s Sale of Real Estate.

rUNHE undersigned, Guardian of Albus Rea Moody,
Il and Enoch Crosby Moody, will sell at private
sale on SATURDAY. MAY 9th, at the Counting
Room of Dole Moody, No. commeicial Street.
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, said minors interest In certain
parcel of real estate situated the corner Of Con-
gress and Franklin Streets said lot being fty feet
ON Congress Street and hundred and thirty-four
on Franklin Street; said minors interest In the same
being one-third. Il. Z. MOODY, Guardian.
Portland, April9. 1868. d1aw3w
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MEDICAL.
Here's Health for the Million
DIR. CLARKE'S
Sherry Wine Bitters!

PALAIABLE AND HEALTHY.
DREPARED from Rock Rose, Sarsaparilla, Dock
Il Root, and great variety of RooTs and HERBS
Preserved in the best Sherry Vine and W1iskey.
Will Immediately cure Loss of Appetite, Genera
Debility, Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach, Palpitation o
the Heart, Asthma, Coughs, Colds Boils Pmples on
the Face, and Humors Of all kinds.
They are safe for the young .eectudl and agreeable
for the old and Indispensable for the ladies' as they
enrich the blood and nyigorate and restore the sys
TEN. =
n. b. fyou wish good Bitter, caHfo Clarke's
and take no other
Beware of Cheap Bitters, they contain vile
drugs and cheap poisonous liquors which will de-
stroy your health and life quicker than disease
Our system is to keep up the quality and make the
price in proportion.
Sold BY all druggists, grocers, hotel-keepers and
dealers generally.
Manufactured by f. r. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass.
Price only 50 cents for the Trial Bottle 20 cents for
one quart, 81 80 two quarts, $3.50 for the Worlds
Size, holding one gallon.
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NOTICE.
Internal Revenue SfapnDs.

A FULL supply of all knds'of Stamps for sale at
IA my Office, No. % Exchange street; and the
public will be expected to them on and after this
date, january l, 1851
When sold in sums less than dollar, payment
required in Postal Currency.
OFFICE HouRs-sto l2I A. NJ; 2to4i PM
NATH'L J. MILLER, Collector
Janl2 diff lst District State of Maine.
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FREE-sTATE COLONIES.

Large and choice bodies Of land offered furnish for
Colonies every desirable facility Evidently it is the
best policy emigrate in colonies 1t is easy prae-
teal and most beneficial 1t only requires cooper.
alton, with some more a committee. TO cor
respond with and combine individual action. This
plan secures desirable neighbors, creating among
them strong bond of union; it increases social en-
joyment and the outlay of money and labor by each
in improvements, benefits the Others and adds large
ly to the value of their neighboring farms.
Persons disposed 10 form Colonies by making the
proper efforts costing little but their time and atten-
ton will find it for their interest to confer with the
undersigned.
NOW IS THE TIME. with prudent forethought
and action TO secure with little money, rich farms
and happy homes which must rapidly increase in
value.
A Large Sectional Map,
The shaded parts showing the exact locality of all
the land offered for sale, be had by remitting ten
cents TO the undersigned.
Circulate the Documents.
PAMPHLETS containing skeleton Maps, showing
railroad connections aud giving full and reliable in
formation about the soils. productions markets. eli
mate, healthfulness, &c, of Northern Missouri are
furnished gratutously for judicious distribution in
forming colonies by any reasonable quantity on per-
sonal application, or by mail, 10
GEORGE S. HARRIS,
Land Agent Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Co.
As CITY EXCHANGE. BOSTON, MASS.
apll d2w
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NO BETTER REGION.

Much has been said and written to Wool Growers
and Stock Rasers in behalf of the claims of Texas
but aside from greater completely and injury in the
rebellion, its remoteness from all the best markets.
its liability to frequent and severe drouths,
sudden and great changes in the temperature Of its
climate, make it region far inferior to Northern
Missouri. II should be remembered that Missouri is
within three days cheap trdrei from any Atlantic
city, in direct and rapid communication by water,
rail aud telegraph with all home markets and the
commerce of the world
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Proposals for RuiIdiuu.

FUNHE PORTLAND SHOVEL MANUFACTURE
Il ING COMPANY invite sealed proposals for the
erection of their buildings Canal street till IL o.
clock. noon. Wednesday, the 22d instant.
Plans and specifications may be at the Office
Of \. O. CRAM, on Commercial street
The Company reserve the right TO reject any and
all proposals. apl6
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
is published at No. s2t EXCHANGE STREET,
in FOX BLOCK, by
n. A. FOSTER Il CO.
JOHN II. GILMAN, Editor.


THE PORTLAND DAILY PRRss is published every
morning lsundays excepted at se0Oper year in ad-
vance, TO which will be added twenty five cents for
each three months delay and If not paid for at the
end Of the year the paper will be discontinued.
Single copies three cents.
THE MAINE SrATEPREssi ispublished every Thurs
day morning, at 80 90 per annum in advance; s2 25
If paid within six months; and $3.50 If payment be
delayed beyond the year.
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LINK BETWEEN MAN AND THE APE.-A re-
markable and extremely interesting specimen
of natural history has recently arrived in this
country from Borneo, which will probably
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NORTHERN MISSOURI
The Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad Co.
HAVE FOR SALE
Over 100000 Acres
OF THE BEST
Farming, Prairie and Timber Lands
IN III L WEST.

Low prices, ten years credit and only five per cent
payment required for the first two years The indus.
trious and enterprsing make the productions
pay for the land, and all necessary improvements,
much within the limit of the credit given. Twenty
per cent is deducted from the long credit price, If
full payment is nade in cash, in the LAND
BONDS" of the Company. within two years, with in.
terest, from date of purchase.
eY-These Bonds can be bought at alarge discount
and PAID AT PAR. thus greatly reducing the actual
cost of the land. Aid to procure the Bonds at low
market rates cheerfully rendered by the under
signed
Small Farms most Profitable!
The Hannibal St. Joseph Railroad runs over two
hundred miles through of the richest and health
lest agricultural and pastoral regions on this conti-
nent, and millions of of unoceupied praries,
nterspersed with timber either side of its track
free to be used for grazing pasturage purposes
thus avoiding cost and interest on any amount
of land wanted by the most ambitious for large op-
eratons All the land II Ia advisable to buy is suf-
fciency for buildings. yards apple and peach or
chards vineyards and crops. to be fenced for set
tiers of insufficient to buy Is unwise be-
money invested in sheep and young stock will
more than double annually, and this pays better than
speculaing in land, even in Northern Missouri Get
rich in this way first aud then invest funds in
surplus land If desired