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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-23
FROM GEORGIA.
HE1TI Battle IN PRO-
GRESS.
An Important Position Gained bv General
Howard.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. June 1910 p. M.l
To Major Gen. Dir:-Dispatches from City
Point, at 1-2 o'cl'k L. NJ. report no fighting
to-day. Movements are in progress which are
not now open for publication.
The Richmond papers report an attack on
Lynchburg by Gen. Hunter on Saturday, and
that he was repulsed. 1t is believed, however.
that it was nothing more than reconnaissance
and having ascertained the place to be strong
ly defended, Gen. Hunter withdrew and is
operating upon the enemy's communication
at other points.
dispatch from Gen. Sherman's Headquar-
tars, dated yestesterday, at IL o'clock 7. NJ,
states that it has rained constantly, but In
spite of it., our lines have been pressed for
ward steadily and an important position gain
ed by Gen. Howard. The enemy made des-
perate attempt to retake this position last
night, making seven distinct assaults on Gen.
Whittakef's brigade of SANKEY'S division and
losing not less than 700 or 800 men, 200 killed
being left in Whittaker's front.
The assault was followed by heavy fife of
artillery, under which the position was forti-
fled and is now safe. Our cavalry is across
MONDAY Creek, on our left, and one brigade
of the 23d corps is across Moses Creek on the
right. but the rebel left is behind swamp and
the rams prevent any advance. The fighting
has been quite severe at all points, the enemy
resisting stubbornly, and attempting the Of
fensive whenever they can.
Gen. Sigel reports from Martinsburg today,
that there is no truth in the statement of the
Philadelphia Inquirer of the 2lst, in relation
to raid OF Mosby. Winchester Is not occu-
pied by the enemy, nor are the telegraph
wires cut between that place and Harper's
Ferry.
No military intelligence from any other
quarter has been received to-day by this De-
partment.
tSigned) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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TO the Editor Of the Press.
Sunday Cars.

Me-. EDrroR:-You were right In saving
that part of your readers would probably
take different view ofSunday cars from that
presented by the Washington Chronicle. In
the first place Washington is not Portlsnd.-
The population is mixed, floating, and not
particularly puritanic. In the second place,
Washington being a city OF magnificent dis
tances," cars are run there on Sunday to &C
commodate the church-going and Sabbath
observing population. There they do not run
into the country. We make this statement
on the authority ola citizen OF Washington
now In Portland.
Here the case Is different The city limits
are not widely extended, and we have ample
church accommodations at each end Of the
city. Moreover, the running of Sunday cars
here, Is not within the limits Of the city for
church purposes. but Is intended to take the
people from the city into the country, and
from the worship Of God in the churches, to
rambling in the evergreen Cemetery. Now
this arrangement is SO far from being grateful
70 the feelings OF those who have lots and
have buried their dead there, that they con-
template action in some form, to put stop to
that dissertation of the Cemetery. 1t is a sa-
cred spot, aud was never intended for promis-
cous gatherings ofpeople on pleasure excur-
sions at any time, and least of all on the holy
Sabbath. What family would not feel their
interest 10 this calm retreat at once diminish
ed and their tenderest sensibilities outraged,
II Its present memories are to be changed into
associations with misunderstanding parties,
principally made up OF persons who consider
II as "unconsecrated" ground.
As to the poor, their true friends, those who
really devote time and money for their i'm
provement, know well that as rule, it is not
the yirtuous poor, but the vicious, who will
avail themselves of this opportunity TO violate
the Sabbath, desecrate our beautiful Cemete-
ry, and ere long, make themselves terror to
our suburban population, who have gardens or
fruit trees to be despoiled. If it be said that
the Sunday cars are for the special accommo-
dalton Of the suburban population, we assure
the directors OF the road that three-fourlhs Of
this population regard the arrangement as a
curse to the country, II not TO the city.
NEW ENGLAND.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Municipal Court-June 90.

Edward Sliney, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, paid fine of three dollars and
costs.
John Sheriden, for violating the Lords day,
by keeping his shop open was fined ten dol
lars and costs, which he paid.
Patrick Golden, in default of a payment OF
q fine Of three dollars and costs. for drunken
ness and disturbance, was committed to jail.
Obstructiag Commercial Street. Aexand-
or Edmond was complained of for obstructing
Commercial street by unloading lumber on
the Southeast side of the Railroad track, and
allowing said lumber to remain there several
days, when by ordinance of the city it was
only permitted to remain there six working
hours. Mr.. Edmond was fined five dollars
aud costs, which he paid.
There are some other cases to come before
the Court, for obstructing the Northwestern
side Of said street, in unloading -four. The
ordinance regulating the unloading Of cars in
Commercial street, can be found In our adver-
Using columns.
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HALL OF PORTLAND DIVISION,

No. 95 5. of t., Friday eve, June 3, 1854.
At regular meeting Of Portland Division,
held this evening, tho following resolutions
were offered by Bro. II. A. Lamb:
Whereds,-This Division has learned with
pain and regret, OF the death OF our Brother
Charles +. Vanhorn, who fell on the sixth of
May, in the battle OF the Wilderness, bravely
defending his country's flag, and the rights OF
humanity, therefore,
Resolred,-That we mourn the loss OF
Brother that has been cut of in his manhood,
and will cherish the memory of his genial
qualities, and heroic patriotism, while we bow
In humble submission TO Wise Providence. 4
Resotced,-That out heartfelt sympathies
are affectionately rendered to the surviving
friends OF our Brother Vanhorn.
Resolved, THAT the Hall be dressed In
mourning for Brother Vanhorn three months.
Resolved That the above be entered upon
the Recording Scribe's book, and copy Of
the same be transmitted TO the bereaved fami-
ly. NJ. MCCARTHY, w. P.
S. J. LORD, Il. s.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EvENING PAPERS.


From the Army of The Potomac.
New YORK, June %.
This Worlds Washington dispatch says in
telligence from the front up 10 Yesterday noon
represents that Sheridan has already started
on another raid.
The proposition TO care for the wounded
was acceded to. On Sunday there was con-
siderable skirmishing, but was not important.
The demand for the surrender of Peters
burg was refused, and our artillery shelled The
place.
The President is said to have gone 70 CITY
Point.
The Tribune's dispatch saws the rebels oc-
cupy high eminence near the town, and un-
less dislodged they will be, able to shell any
iorce marching On the town. Our position Is
very embarrassing to the rebels.
me lines dispatch of the 10th, near Pc
lersburg, says the country may look for a
demonstration shortly which will greatly
change the aspect of affairs. The lombard
ment OF Petersburg is set down in thi. weeks
operations. Gen. Birney has his artillery in
excellent range of the city,
The arrival OF Gen. Hunter with his force
at White House, together with Sheridan, to
cooperate here or 10 any other vicinity. is
unofiicially announced this evening
Gen. Birney has extended his lines So far AZ
to occupy ground covered by the yesterdays
charge.
The Heralds City Point correspondent.
writing on the 10th, says a report from rebel
sources states that Ewell's corps has been sent
against Hunter.
With the capture of Petersburg, the Dan
vliie railroad VIII be the only communication
South left the rebels. The width of the track
differs from all others, and will prevent the
withdrawal of The rolling stock. The road i
easily destroyed from Petersburg The loss
OF petersburg is fatal to Richmond.
Inc Heralds I'd corps dispatch OF the goth
says Sunday was spent in recognizing troops
and strengthening the lines. The rebels have
been greatly reinforced from North and South
Carolina since we took the first line.
The correspondent of the 9Th corps, writing
June 18th, ii p. NJ, says no change has taken
place in the position OF the lines on either
side to-day.
This afternoon the rebels made nm assault
but soon fell back.
COL Chamberlain left to-day for Washing
ton. II Is believed that he will recover.
The Herald's correspondent with Hunter,
writing the l4th' says the line Of railroad be-
tween Charlottesville and Lynchburg is effec-
tually DESTROYED for two miles, thus cutting
in two the rebel forces at the two places.
The Herald's Beverly Court House CORES
pondent, writing June 10Th, says information
mas oeen received that Hunter had heavy
engagement near Lynchburg on the 18th and
10Th. All accounts but one represent it ia
vorable to our side.
The Heralds James river dispatch of the
10th says the rebel. have been sheled out of
their position on Malvern Hill by the gunboat
Entaw. Three OF the rebel rams came down
nearly to Dutch Gap, and were fred on by
our monitors. The rams steamed slowly back.
Gems. Grant and Butler were on the Agswam,
having an interview with Admiral Lee at the
time, and witnessed the firing.
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SLAYMAKER & NICHOLS GREAT CIncu

SLAyMAKER & NICHOLS GREAT CIRCUS.
This establishment comes 10 US endowed
with the encomiums OF the press all over the
country, and its performances are described as
being OF first class character in every re-
spect. The company is composed of the very
best artists, including Messrs. William Nichols,
Mr.. George Derus, the wonderful Snow
Brothers, whose acrobatic performances are
the theme Of universal admiration, and whose
great Troupe of Acting Dogs and Monkeys is
pronounced the best and most amusing corps
In America. None should fail to see this
great show. 1t is worthy OF liberal patron
age, and we hope it will receive it. Look
out for the procession.
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FGriosfs Items.
NEW YORK,

NEW 1Ohh, JUNE
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says: 1t is reported in Congressional circles
that Sec. Chase will negotiate a foreign loan
Immediately after the passage OF the loan bill.
The bill contains provisions authorizing such
a loan.
The iron-clad ship Puritan stuck on the
ways to-day. 1t is expected she will be got
of tomorrow.
About 900 sick and wounded soldiers arriv-
ed here to-day and were sent to the hos
pital.
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ISsrALLATroN.-Rev. James T. Hewes
will be installed as pastor of the Park Street
Society, this evening, the exercises CON-
mencng at 7 O'Clock. The following named
gentlemen are expected TO be present and
take part in the services: Rev. Joshua A.
Swan, Kennebunk; James De Normandie,
Portsmouth; Rev. Cyrus A. Bartol, ID. ID.
Boston; Rev. J. L. G. Nichols, Saco; Rev.
Geo. II. Eepworth, Boston; Rev. S. II. Wink
ley, Boston; Rev. Charles C. Everett, Bangor,
and Rev. A. d. Wheeler, Brunswick. The
singing will be under the direction OF Profess
sor Kotzschmar.
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RoBBERY.-Col. John Goddard, OF Cape
gentleman on Rowe's wharf, Boston, on Tues
day, had his valise, cnotaining certificates Of
stocks, bonds &C., to the amount of more
than 100000, stolen. The yalise and Its con-
tents we're recovered by the police Tuesday
night, the robber, John O'Gaferty, arrested,
and yesterday in default of $4,000 bail he
was committed for trial.
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From the Peninsu,a.

BERMUDA HUNDRED, June q.
No general engagement has taken place.
Skirmishing has been going on all along the
lines.
The rebels have made several efforts to
throw up earthworks near the James River in
the vicinity Of Turkey Bend and Malvern Hill,
but have been as often shelled out by the gun
boats.
Supplies were sent TO the White House to-
day for Gen. Sheridan.
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Casualties IN the list. Maine Artiuery

WASHINGTON, June ~.
The First Maine Heavy Artillery, which
left this city some five weeks since for the
front, with 500 men. lest in the fight on Sat
urday, $50 men. The following officers were
killed or wounded. as far as ri ported: Capt.
Howes and Lieut.. Ruggles, killed; Major Sa-
bine, Major p Crossman, ADJ. Clark, Capt.
Rute, Capt. Clark, Capt. Jaquette Capt Dag
gett, Lieuts. Hilton, Foster, Bickford, Fernald,
Newenhein, Yancey, and Porter, wounded.
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CHANGE OF RAILROAD TINE OF Run
NINo.-on and after Monday next the morn
Ing train on the Grand Trunk Railway will
leave Portland for Lewiston and Island Pond
at o'clock A. NJ. The afternoon train for
Bangor and Island Pond willleave at l-25 p
M. ii. BAILEY,
ot Local Superintendent.
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NEW YORK. June a.
Cottoa-3c lower; sales $50 bales at i6aI As for
middling upands.
Fiour-sales 10000 bbls; State and Western
excited and unsettled and 25G50c higher; Super.
line State 6c0a9 10; Extra do : 1905 20; choice
DO 25as 30; Round Hoop Ohio 9odgS 40; choice do
DO . o59s 70; Sunerfne Western 70a7 IS; Extra
sooG9 l0 SOUTH IN higher; sales 1900 bols: Mixed
10 good s09sOO. ancy and extra 1911 so; Can.
ada z5g5vc higher; sales 500 bbls; common Extra
5sgS 30; extra good to choice 10a9 75
w heat--excited and 10dl6c higher, sales l25 ON
bushels; Chicago Spring aa2 05; milwaukee cIub
20g2 OF; Amoer Milwaukee 2O8l2 Isl; amber
Michigan 218d223 'e'
,Corn-decidedly hrmer sales 5000 bush; mixed
Western new 63al So.
Oau-hgher: sales at S3d92c
beef-excited and higher Gales 1850 bbls; Repack.
ed Chicago 20 oOa26 90. -''pASN'
Pork-opened at excited prices ar at an ad nee
OF % y Dbl, but closed dull and dropping: sales
45ofbbis; new mess 80 5000 90, ciosipg at % 90.
1sc. DS's - WIG
butter-frmer but unsettled At 2sdssc.
Wniskey-frmcr; sal go bbls at G5Gl u.s.
Sagar-actiye; sales 1850 hhds; New Orleans 2no:
Muscoyado lsta2lsc; IS boxes Havana in bond IL.
Naval Stores-quiet am firm.
Fundamentally; sales 1900 bbls re ed in hopa
at nc. and 1000 do do free at Sic
tfeights to Liverpool-frmer; grain 4d for wheat
In ships bags.
Woo-frmer and unsettled.
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II The May Festival by the young la
dies OF the X. T. II. Society was repeated at
City Hall lastevcning to very large audience.
The coronation, brading the May pole &C.,
excited the delight OF all present. The mu-
sic by the Band OF the 18th U. s. Infantry
tPoppenburgl was splendid. After the per-
formances by the children were over, all hands,
old and young Joined In the dancing.
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Lawn Cottage nj Auc,iou.

D. Ihnrsfay, June %. at O'Clock p. NJ, ON fhs
y premises, We shall sell at auction LAVE Cor
iAcE' IN Tape Elizabeth, about one mile from the
1lt{, Inc mouse 10 two story Cottage, in good
styie ana perfect order. The cellar has q eemented
noor, ahy Is htat as Sunday dress; they hsws .
sos wster IA abaneaDce. All the out houses barn
w'od-house, &C., are under cover and cow jent.
~ arrang d. The grounds which cover abont Two
and quarter acrss. are beautifully laid ont "a
iasteiuy and nsetnly Allied. with Tnament nj Trees
Roses and Shrnbbery, Apple. Ptarsand Plum trees.
&c Aiso an abundance OF vegetables Of the yari.
Gus kinds for family Grass plots are interspers
60 over the lot giving II delightful pp, arance-
Inc view The City, Harbor, Islands aud The sur
pounding country is varied and beautiful. We
..onght we were ofering the beautiful spot In
az, Firsinity ior sa last week, but knop We
fcr iur'her particulars aud description call on
Jrro :, HENRY BAILEY a Co., Auctionecrs.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COMPANY.
STOCK SUBSCRIPTION.

tDERS0NS DESTROYS of aiding in the construction
Il fafrstclsss Hotel for Portland, are requested
to call on Mr. NJ. N. Rich, Merchants Exchange, on
and after the 10th inst. when book will be opened
for subscriptions TO Stock of the above company and
viii remain open until July 10th, 1854
June l7-dlm
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DTHE BoGoTA HAT is becoming very fash
ionable and popular with gentlemen, and de-
servedly SO, it being exceedingly light, COM
Portable ond neat. They may be had at the
store of e. N. Perry, 15i Middle ST., who has
also the "Chestnut" and London" Hats for
young men.
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rB- The Portland Stone Ware Company.
will please accept our thanks tor the substan-
tai stone water pot sent to our office yester-
day. One Of these should be in every shop
and Office in this city. They are manufactur-
ed In the best manner, and are just the article
for keeping water cold
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CoparfnerSl,in.

FENHE undersigned have formed q copartnership
IL under the name of FaFEMAS BRoTHRRs, and
have leased the store formerly occupied by Twchel
Champlin, No. IS numerical street, whore they
propose 10 carry on the Flour Tea end Tobacco
business. JAMES FREEMAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland June 9-d6w
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Maine Central Railroad Company.
Annual Meeting on Wednesday, June 10,
1864, at Watervilie.

FENHE Stockholders are hereby notified that the
Il Annual Meeting of the stockholders OF the
Maine Central Railroad Company will be held at
Town Hall in Waterviile. on Wednesday, June %,
1854 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon TO act the fol-
lowing articles viz:
lst-fo hear the Reports OF the Directors and
Treasurer of aid Company, and act thereon.
2d-fo make choice of Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year.
s. p. BENSON Clerk.
Waterville May 81, 1884. junesdtd
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 2l.
Steamer Constitution sailed for Panama to-
day with 1895, 900, of which S172 900 were for
New York.
WASHINGTON, June 2s
The President has signed the act to Increase
the pay of soldiers from the first OF May last.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Valuable Real Estate, Wharf, Fiafs, &C.,
For Sale.

ITO close the estate Of the late Chslcs Jordan vs
Il osr for sale tie following described property >
Mhsrf and klais comp ising about ninety thousand
feet o. fats, with frontage OF one hundred twenty
six feet on Commercial street. with the bu ldinxs
the con; four lots the westerly side OF Commsr-
eial street p by 100 each; lot adjoining on Park
street Is feet 'front.' 65 deep let lark street
lot IS BY 50; cottage house AZ York street. lot
80 by 50; lot OF land state street So feet front
containing about ten thousand feet. with q cottage
house in the rear. two and . half story modern
built house 65 fo et, containing ~ rooms rus
4 large lot. cottage house No. lying street. lot
- by Moi sottsge house 10; II Iyng street. large
and sll not previously disp sed OF, viii b. sold Ct
Auction ON Tuesday, July l2th at IL O'Clock IL the
forenoon on the premises. For particulars apply 20
the subscribers. CHARLES JORDAN,
GARDNER JORDAN.
june22dtd
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Portland Athenmum.

rgyHE Annual Meeting of the Proprietors of the
Il Portland Athepaum for the choice Of offcers
and the transaction of other business win be holden
at the Library Room, on wednesday. June r. at ~
o'clock 7. NJ All books belonging to the library
are to b. returned on or before Tuesday. the lStk
inst
June Q. fset-d2w
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For Sale.

NEAR Turner's Sill, Yard, Cape Elizabeth. q
~ large two story dwelling house, nearly new well
arran gcd and convcnien for two families-6nished
in good STYLE with large lot Of land. and with wa
Ter privilege. The shove property will be sold at
great bofgain BY epnlying 10
PERLEY RUSSELL
Jure %, s4.-d2ws
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For the Islands.

Res On and af,er June 18th the steamer
k<4tkSSx,nf> CASCO will until further notice
s2k0c2akleave Burnhsm's wharf for Peaks
and Cushing's Islands at and 10. 80 A: NJ. and 2
and 80 p. NJ Returning will leave Cushing Island
at (. 40 and II. Is A. NJ, and IS aud 6l5 T. M
June diff
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Commercial.

Commercial.
Fer steamship Africa at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL BREADsfUFFS MARKET, June
l0-Richardson, Spence Co., and others, report
Flour dat. Wheat iG2d lower: red western rs 9da
), 3D.; red Southern IS adass Sd white Western s.
6dG9s Sd Corn easier; no sales; mixed 27s 9d612Ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. Beef
quiet and steady. FORK dull and unchanged b.
con ed higher. Lard 6dals lower Butter dull and
unchanged. Talow dull and steady.
LlVERPoOLP CEMARKET.-Ashes easier
and downward. Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee
nrm. Rice quiet and steady. Linseed Oil Quiet and
steady. Rosin quiet Spirits Iurpcntine fat Pc
troleum nominal and inactive.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET June llth.-
The sales to-day TO- 900 bales including 600 TO
spectators and exporters. Market closed frmer for
American.
Breadstutfs-dull and steady
Provis'ons-duli ard unchanged
LONDON MONEY MARKET, june 1l.-Consols
CLOSED at 9osa9tt for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-IllinoisC Central rail.
road 3og35 dis Erie Railroad 50a55.
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THEATRE.-The romantic drama of Cap
tain Kyd was performed last evening, to
very fair house. This evening the play will
be repeated.
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Tinlnan and machinists.

NOR SALE-0ne set of rinman's Tools and Ma.
IL chimes in good order. at price mneh below the
cost Of new. Also a set of Tinman's working pat
terms.
enc Engine Lathe. Eve feet long, all iron lexeeps
the side rails at the BOTTOM in good order with top
pulley. Price $500. Address
BENJAMIN FURNISH,
June 1s--dkwlw Bruins wick Mnina.
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A Gentleman and his wife. and three or four aim
"A gls gentlemen can find pleasant rooms with
board at % Cumberland Street,
juno d2w- O. GRAM.
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fH'HE two story brick House No. Deer street. %
by 50 aud barn 10 by "a The lot IL 50 feet square,
with good water and garden spot For further par
ticulars enquire OF BENJAMIN KNIGHT, Steam
Packet Company, Atlantic Wharf. junelsd2w
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GenteeI Residence for Sale.

A ZINE two STORY House. containing eleven
Ia rooms and abundance OF closets, centrally To-
Gated. In an excellent neighborhood, about three
minutes walk frem the Pest Office. The house Il an
shed in good style, Is ahundantly supplied With
hard and soit water Is heated by furnace. and gAs
Is carried 10 every room small neat stable
on iAe lof his property Is in good condition. and
very desirable and cannot fail 10 meet the views Of
any person desiring comfortable and genfesl real
denee. Terms of sale easy. Apply tn
PRENI1SS LnRING.
Daily Press Odcs.
Portland June IS 1894