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Presidents PRocLAMATIoN.-The reader is refer
red to the Proclamation of President Davis, pro-
claiming the 9th of March as general fast III
this Gay of calamity we cannot too often implore
Divine help. Gods arm alone can give peace and
quiet to this distracted land. Let the people eve
rywhere heed the Presidents suggestion.
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yALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

IT DESIRE TO SELL, MY PLANTATION SITUATED
Fl two miles east of McLeansve station, and ten miles
east of Greensboro The contains about gag acres
The land is well suited the production Of CON- whea
oats and tobacco, and in good state Of improvement
About one third of the is cleared and under goed
fences and fenced separate parts. and the balance
in the native forest. very large and splendid meadow in
a first rate condition In addition to a comfortable dwell
houses that could easily be moved small select Orchad
the tract is well watered.
will sell the stock and crop, bought by the middle of
Nav next, and give immediate possession. Z.
For any further information in reference to tho place.
apply G. A. Boon Greensboro or f. Ii Smith, Gibson
Vile Guiford county.
wish it distinctly understood that will take Confeder
ate money for this plantation and will sell easonable
terms. GEORGE ROE
- c. A. BOON, Agent.
March 3, 1853. l9-lm
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500 REWARD.

DUNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SAT-
Id URDAY, the 10Th day of January last, nv negro
high, and weighs about LIS $50 pounds yellow
pectcd good cpunenance quite straight, about 81 %
Years old and has sc his left foot left the cut
of an axe lie is considered by traders No fellow
will paw the above reward for the delivery of said negro to
me, ut TOMS CREEK, or FIFTY DOLLARS, is confined
in any jul so get him. He may be found in Halifax Co
Va, as be mostly raise there and purchased Of Thos.
Tonan, ST., several years SINCE
MATTHEW W. STRICKLAND
7om,s Creek A. o. Feb 49, 1863 lO-w2m.
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notice..

gUNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING AT THE TERN Of
u Orange County Court, now sitting. qualified adj
mnisraor upon the Of David NJ Cheek deceased.
hereby gives notice all persons having claims upon the
to present them within the time BY law allowed
this notice will be plead in bar Of recovery All persons
indebted will please make early payment
ALSO, at the late residence of said David Cheek upon
Wednesday. 18th of March next will, bis admnisra
tor expose public sale to the highest bidder conside
rabe quantity of personal property, viz horses. mules,
hogs. cattle excellent horse wagon pro-
Visions household and kitchen furniture stock upon farm.
aud growing crop will also hire the same time for
the remainder Of this year, some four slaves.
Terms made known at time and place Of sale.
THOMAS FRRRELI., Admir-.
Orange County, Feb. "a, 1858 l9-td
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ID 1 E ID .

At eight o'clock, Sunday morning. LIST inst, in this
City, Mrs. LUcIE BLoUNT RUNYoN, wife Of Capt William b.
Quick, in the 9th year Of her age.
In this City, Friday the 9th ult of consumption Mr..
E. r. CRABrREE, aged about So years.
In this City, Thursday last congestion of the BRAIN
CYRENE MYArr youngest child Of Mr. Scwel Little Stew
ard Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum the 18th year Of her
age
In this City, of scarlet fever Saturday morning last
FANNIE youngest daughter of James NJ Towes, ESQ., in
the 18th year OF her age.
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Observation-Disclosures are increasing in this City at
fearful rate For some time, We learn, now and
then, baggage has been picked off from the Var
borough House, and sometimes broken open upon
the premises. In our last issue We noticed the
breaking open of valise and theft belonging to
DR.. Chas F. Smith. By the way the valise has
not vet been called for. On Sunday night, Capt.
Whitfords leather carpet bag, containing $4,000
and other vauables, was stolen from the passage Of
Mr.. Fentress' boarding house. Our police should
be strengthened be more yigaLt, and hotel keep
ers should provide room in which to deposit
baggage. Owners should look more carefully to
baggage, and not leave it SO much to the care OF
servants.
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ATTENTION I
March 8, 1863.

A LII PERSONS WITHIN TB" ,,-rns m rup
"A 18Th Regt.sN C. NJ, but n ~ M ~ ~ and
~ years including all persons VIII hats furnished snbsii.
whatever will e Exemption from any a 0a ss
MARCH next with h dsa, AM on sns ,neoa
a ,na"m ana "a ,se R mmssonsd officers Of each
sosct,rs dstr.v, that all persons in their &C.
"s N. :, agreeable to the ahoye order.
Ohm A. MURRAY,
Fab - - CoL Com. Asth Rezt, c N.
tSN ~, 1863 l5-WN
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PICKETT BOOK STOLEN.

r OST or STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER. ON
the 18th of February. at Weldon or short time be-
fore arriving that place the cars from petersouss
large POCKET BOOK. containing between $ioo ana sz'
hand for $500 drawn by G. F. Bason payable to Sere
miah Bason certificate for share in the
of value to myself will give the finder $50 for the peck,
ct book and ts contsus or for such information as viii
lead to its recovery. Tho pocket book L eupa Or any
Standard, or with the subscriber at Graham n;
Alamauce Co. N, c., Feb 81, 1868. lS-w6s~"''
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PROCLAMATION BY THE PREsIDENr-The follow
ing proclamation from President Davis appeared in
the Richmond papers of Saturday:
1t is meet that, as people who acknowledge the
supremacy of the living God, should be: ever
mindful OF our dependence on Him should reme,n-
Der that to Him alone we trust for our deliver
ance; that to Him is due devout thankfulness for
the signal mercies bestowed, us, and that by
prayer alone can we hope to secure the continued
manifestation of that protecting care which has
hitherto shielded in the midst of trials and dan
gers.
In obedience to His procepts, we have from time
to time been gathered together with prayers and
thanksgiving, and He has been graciorsly pleased
to hear our snppcations, and to grant abuadan.
hibitions of His favor to armies and our people.
Through many conflicts we have TOW attained to
place among nations which commands their respect;
and to the enemies who encompass US around and
seek our destruction, the Lord of Hosts has again
taught the lesson ofhis inspired word that the battle
is not to the strong but to whonsoever lie willeth
to exalt.
Again our enemies, with loud boasting of the pow
er of their armed men and mailed ships, threaten
us with suhjug,ton, and with evil Vaccinations
seek, even in own homes and at own fire.
sides, to pervert our mcrservantS and our maid-ser
wants into accomplices OF their wicked designs.
Under these circumstances, it is my privilege to
invite you more to meet together and to pros
trate yourselves in humble .upplicaton to Him, who
has been our constant and never failing support in
the past, and to whose protection and guidance We
trust for the future:
To this end, I, jefferson Davis, President of the
Confederate States of America, do issue this, my
proclamation, setting apart Friday the twenty-sev-
enth day Of March, day of fasting, humiliation
and prayer; and do invite the people Of the said
States to repair that day to their usual places of
public worship, and to join in prayer to Almighty
God, that He will continue His merciful protection
over our cause, that He will scatter our enemies
and set at naught their evil designs, and that He
will gracousy restore to our beloved country the
blessings of peace and security.
In faith whereof, have hereunto set my hand at
the city Of Richmond, on the twenty seventh day of
February, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and siAty-three
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President
j. P..BENJAxIN, Secretary of State.
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NJORTH.CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
IN Chatham County. Law, Fall Term, 1862
THOMAS McKERNAN,
DEEP RIVER Goa. a. AND Iron ooarAsr. N''"''''
It appearing the satsAiap of the Court that the SAID
companv asents itself from the State so That the ordinary
process of law cannot reach them. is ferere ordered
by the Court that advertisement be made in the N u
Standard a newspaper published in Raleigh for weeks.
commanding the said Defendants to appear AZ Inc next
term f The said court TO be held at the Court House in
Psborough on the ard Monday in September next then
and there to plead demur To the said Attach
ment of tina Plaintiff Thomas McKernau, judgment pro
coafesso will be entered against them.
>''7'' J. THOMPSON, s C.
March g. 1863 (pr, adv. $500 l0-6w.
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NOTICE.

ulHE SUBSCRIBER. HAVING At FEBRUARY
Term 1862 of Johnsien County C""ss o sas. nc
lice to all persons having accounts, debt. ca'p,s or as
nands against his said to present item OF AL knds
duly authenticated 10 him for pnymep WITHIN toe .,e
bar of their recovery.
Notice Is also CIV that E. ecutor of the said William
from dav day until the noe rod at the late dwelling
bnu.e the said War carp in the County q 1ohns,on
offer for sale likely slaves many Of them Young
DER cotton, ron and gear five carts, two OK CARTS
household and xitcben furniture and other articles
G cred months bond with 1T
pre- viii be delivered to the purchasers or title
pass pntil bond and security given aforesaid After
alt the personal and perse property 500 Inc
tss,atnr until the LIST day Of January. 1864
'es'a''t' u'''' '"' WIN. HASTINGS, Executor
,,. ~ N r. Feb 81 1863 l9-w&Swid.
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co TON FACTORY FOR SALE.

co TON FACTORY FOR SALE.
'yv%rE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE THEIR
i Cotton Factory. in Alsmanoe County. situated
order and runs eighteen oos and eight spinning frames
1t is now in successful operation. with full supply Of
hands.
For further information apply to the subscribers. Haw
River p. O., Alalnanoe North-Csrolina.
SWEPSON l. McADEN.
Feb. TO- 1853 lS-w&sw3mpd.
o. Richmond Examiner and Augusta Constitutionalist
copy to amount Of $40 each.
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SAID~ PROPERTY CONSISTS OF ONE ACRE OF
- ground N of it in garden, highly improved well sit
uaed well encinsed having large two story franz
store and porches smoke hnuse, Kitchen poul
Try house. and we'll of The best water all in state of
good repair except that the kitchen begns to need shng
ling
Price three thousand dollars. Possession giges ned
ateiy Apply to B. d. Morton, Postmaster. or VIM. II.
Morton Jr, Teller Exchange Bank, GAINESVILLE Mecklen
burg County, Va. W. I. BAILEY.
March s, 1853. l9-2tpd
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March 8, 1888.
N1oRTH.CARoLlNA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
ia Chatham County. Law, Fall Term, 1891
john McELL1NGrON,
Ds Attachment.

II arpearnp to the satisfaction IF the Court that the
said james Mallory absents himself from the State 70
that The ordinary process of law cannot reach him. II %
therefore ordered by the Court that advertisement he
made in the n c. Standard newspaper published in Hal
egh for weeks commanding the said james
Mallory appear at the next term OF SAID Court 10 10
held At the Court House. Peterborough. on the ID Mon
duy in Stpmber next then and there to plead answer or
demur to the said attachment of the plaintiff John Nc
Ellington jud ment pro oofesao will De entered against
him. D. IhoMfooN,
March & 1885, (pr. adv &5.62X) l0-wSt.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS FOR SALE.
HW7ILL ACCOMMODATE $50 PERSONS WATER
W equal to any in Virginia. easy of access. and well
paironzed Price $4,000 For fnher particulars apply
TO RUFUS K. SPEEI),
Weldon, n C.
March 2 1888. ly-lm,
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A London Paper.

A London Paper.
We have before us the London zndap, Of January
1st, 1858, which of course "fun the blockade" It
! rs large double shest very handsomely printed.
The lndss is the Southern paper in London. The
number before US contains in fill the message Of
Gov Vance to the Legislature Of this State in No.
vember last, together with much other matter rea-
ting to State and the Southern people generally.
The Inder, in its notice of Gov. Vances message,
says:
"Regardsd simply as study of the political institutions
to which both of the great FederatOns profess
have survived the onslaught Of Democracy and the shocks
of great revolution thA message despite its great length
will vel! repay perusa 1t impossible to read it care
fully and not obaIu from it clearer ideas of the rertiOns
of the State to the central government agency
of all the Statesthe point which forms the crmplex
problem Of American politics. and presents the greatest diff
hcues to the European student The message Is not an
essay this subject but is all the instructive for not
being essay. This message calculated to raise
the character of Southern State government in English
timation At all events it throws much light the in
terna workings Of the Confederate political system"
This is high praise from journal which views
or party feeling. Indeed the publication in full of
the document in the Indsr is in itself compliment
to the State and to our worthy Governor.
The late Treasurer, Mr.. Coarts, by not selling
State bonds at premium, as he could have done,
lost hundreds of thousands Of dSasA to tho State
Treasury, which the people will have to make good
BY dSisional taxaeioa- This is ~ right in the
Judgment of the Destructives. They rally about
him, defend him, and declare that he was the best
Treasurer the State ever had On the other hand,
the present Treasurer, Mr.. WORTH makes all he
can for the State by selling her bonds at premium,
whereupon these same Destructives assail him bit
terly, and charge him with having converted his
office into brokers shop. Mr.. Worth, we are
sure, is quite indifferent to what these people
say about him; and so long as he eschews the ex-
ample of his predecessor and makes money for the
State instead of losing it. the people will sustain
him.
=. by the way, we observe that the Winston Ssnti-
mel copies article from depraved paper in this
City, in which Mr.. Worth is charged With having
deprecated Confederate currency. "Those who
live in glass houses should not throw stones" Did
not the Editor of the Sentinel himself endeavor to
get rid Of contract by refusing Confederate notes
in payment for certain article which he had agreed
to deliver? Let us have the facts, Mr.. Sentinel
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NJORTH.CAROLINA,( SUPERIOR COURT OF
IL Chatham County. ! Law, Fall Ierm' 1852.
PATRICK DoLAN,

DEEP RIVER Coal AND IRON COMPANY
1t appearing the satisfaction of tue Court that inc
sad Comny absents itself from the State that the or
binary process Of law cannot reach hem it u.s. Therefore
ordered by the Court that advertisement be made IN Tho
n C. SsaSqrd newspaper published in Raleigh. for SIX
weeks commanding the said defendants to appear at inc
next term of SAID court to be held at the cour IN
PittsborouYh the Sd Monday in September rex: men
ent of the Plaintiff Patrick Doan or Judgment pro eon
1sso will be entered againt them this February 2th 1868
J. THOMPSON. C.s. c.
March s, 1888. (pr. adv. s5.s211) lo-wst.
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r1VHOSE WHOOWE NE ARE PARTICULARLY
u called upon to- call and settle their open accounts,
by note if not the money E. L. HARDING,
March 3, 1868. =- 19-6tpd
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In these days Of ours, when truth modesy and falr
dealing are at discount and lying, impotence AUD dece
are at premium.-Registsr.
Vide Raleigh Eeyister.
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Raleigh, N. c., March
A KNAPsACK FOUND.

A KNAPSACK FUND.
A SOLDIERS kNAPSACK, CONTAINING APAIR
~ Of pants, three c"ored shirts, pair of red flannel
the Central Depot after the train left the night of the
5,h February On two of the shirts is the of D.
Crawford" The obtain the knaIsack and
tents application to the subscriber.
EFF. WYATT. 8.
Raleigh, N. e., March 8, 1868. lO-w3t
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BERTHE CouNrY.-A friend from BERTHE County,
writes US under date of February 24th, as follows:
I'VE have little in this section. Some two or
three Yankee steamers in Chowan river, Coeran
and HnlIy's Landing. They fired six shells ut
Colerain Yesterday. but did harm Our people
not permitted fish any yet and it is doubtful if they
do during the Spring But few preparing for ta,in
Much suffering is to be the fate of many"
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We call attention to the advertisement in our
columns Of the sale of Louisburg Female College.
This is very desirable property.
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ON CONSIGNMENT,

az BARRELS OF NICE BROWN. SUGAR, FOB
$SD sale by the barrel-prce 80 cents per pound.
4. l.. HARDING.
March g. 1868. -...-- is-6tpd
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Gbt Stanbarb.
OUR NEW TERMS.

OUR NEW TERMS.
We have that in consequence of the excessive
advance "a articles of iviag aud Of publishing
tbs Standard. that after the 10Th Of the present month
(February) our rates Of charges will be a. follows:
FOR semi-"eekiy year, IS 90 in advance.
months, so
Weekly year, 500
6months, . so
Advertising 81 per square of IA lines for rst insertion
and So cents for subsequent insertions.
~ Pessons sending less sum than the above after
the 18th 'ns will be credited according to the above rates.
SPECIAL N0TlCE-ThsS - GsDAaD iscondsessd strietly
upon the CASH systsn al papers discontinued at the
szpirat'o" Of the time for N4ieh they Aoes been poid Sub
scri6srs w4 be notified WEEKS before their time i out
6ya CROSS MARX 0" their pdpsr and snss subscription
Is rensaesd the Oiu b discontinued This Is rule
from 'chch there wi deparss- Wateh for tie Grows
mari, and renesO your su5sc,ipian
az Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office om well as the one to- which
they desi,e the change to BIZ made.
February A. 1868.
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March 8, 1853.

e25 REWARD. :"
NpRoKE JAIL, AT OXFORD. GRANVILLE coUN-
ID TY, calling himself W: BARR, who con-
fined in said Jail for Larceny. He had when he left
brown hat and black pants bis complexion rather
light dark long hair small goatee and moustache, about
IS years Old He carried off pair Of grey blankets The
above reward will be paid for his apprehension and
inement in any Jail 50 that may get him
VA. PHILPOTT, Shift.
Oxford, Granville Co, N. c, Feb %, 81.
l9-w&sw3w.
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~. 38th Ncrth-CaroIina Militia,
RALEIGH, Feb 2sth. 1869. !
A il, TIE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THIS
"A Regiment will assemble at the Court House, III hal'
eieh on Saturday the 7tb March. at p o'clock.
W. E. ANDERSON, Colonel.
March 8, 1858. 19-zt
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The Yadkin Factory near Gold Hill, N c., own
ed by Messrs. Holmes & Co., was destroyed by fire
on the 9th ult.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
"AVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF THE
Ia will of j. NJ Pearson deceased at February term IF
the County Court Of Wake, hereby give notice I" the
bors of the estate to make payment and to the creditors
10 present their claims within the time prescribed by law
A. B. FREEMAN, Executor.
March 8, 1883. lo-wStpd.
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WANTED
0n BALES OF GOOD COTTON, FOR WHICH A
OVF liberal price will be paid. ,rou
Apply to W. LESM'
Raleigh, Feb 27. 1883 H-"as"s".
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FOR SALE.

WANTED.
A LADY OF SOME EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING,
"A desires situation either in u family school pub.
lie Seminary Can teach the usual English Branches with
music beginners. Address, stating salary, Miss NJ c.
Townsville, N. q.
March 8; 1863 19-1tpd.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SA]

A HALF ACRE LOT WITH TWO STORY HOUSE
"A and ouihouses. for sale central part Of the City
of Raleigh. Apply Immediately to
EDITOR PROGRESS
Raleigh March 8, 1863 ly-4t.
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HATS AND CARS.
A, NEW LOT JUST OPENED,
"A At HARDING'S.
March 8, 1868. 'ls-stpd
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Feb. 90, 1868.

The above sale is hereby postponed until Wednesday,
18th of March next to suit the convenience Of the guardian
Of the senior children Of the deceased BY above the sale
in consequences of arrangements will be conducted
Persons indebted to the estate will make payment r.
John D. Lanier guardian aforesaid Those who b, -
claims will present them to the administrators abp
R. NJ. BROWN + IT,
T. w. SPENCE
Admrs dmdnte0 o.
John ID. Lanier. <essSo:
March 8, 1853. sua1ur o.
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ADMINISTRATOR, IS NOTICE.
yvyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
l. By the County Court of Wake aud qualified ad-
illustrators with the will annexed 70 the estate of John
W. judd deceased hereby give notice all persons ndebt
ed to said to forward and settle and those
having claims against said estate notified to present
them within the time prescribed by law this notice will
BIZ pleaded in bar of their recovery ''.
T. W. SPENCE, .,
K. n. BROWN, ! Au" TO-
Fob On 1859 0-w3t
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-16

Sg-The New York Tribune says there is
prospect of a great abundance of all the nee
oesaries of life this year ia the loyal States
The great Western crop on the whole is a good
one. while in New York and the adjoining
States, and indeed all over New England
corn never promised better. The crops of
wheat, rye end oats are all sufficient for the
country.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-16

poor-law guardian in the north OF Ireland
lately addressed his audience: Mr.. Chairman,
and gentlemen OF the board, the eye ofEurope
is upon us-the apple ofdiscord has been flung
in our midst-and if it be not nipped in the
bud-it will burst into conhagration-whic
will deluge the worldw
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-16
For Sale.

- new two-story hosse. thoroughly built.
ss,; slated roof, IL finished rooms, convenient for
ILL one or two families, with bay windows plenty
of excellent water: wood-house attached, and q
large garden lot--situated on Veranda street. near
Tukey's bridge. in Westbrook, withio-ten minutes
walk of Portland Post Office Conditions easy price
low, and excellent neighborhood.
jc23 dam ISAAC SYLVESTER.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-16
TO Let.

fyNHE eligible and convenient Chambers over store
l. No. Ii Market Square. occupied by Mr..
Rufus Durham. suitable for salesrooms or other
purposes Possession given about July Ist Also
one very desirable Chamber in the third story OF
same block. Apply to
ie24 diff THOMAS or wN HAMMOND
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-16
FOR SALE.

o. HOUSE No. l72 Cumbesland Street be
E.,., tween Elm and Chestnut. now occupied by
I'LL. Rev. W. r. Clark. Said house is in good re-
pair is built of brick. and contains thirteen rooms
lighted with gas. Good cellar and furnace. Title
clear.
For particulars enquire of THOMAS r. JONES,
or j. C. PRoCTER, Lime Street.
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