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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
That Forgery case-corraotion.

In the account given in the Press yesterday
morning, of the forged endorsement of check
paid by the First National Bank of this city,
there was material error, which is likely to
create an impression unjust to the bank. The
article stated that the check was for $161.SO,
and that the matter was settled by the forger
paying $1,000. ~
This would look as though the bank drove
sharp bargain, and compounded felony on
payment of liberal sum of smart money
The truth is, the check paid by the bank, was
for over $500, and the offender paid only this
amount and the expense to which the bank
was subjected, which made up the sum of ST.
COO. iea lsM
'r 1t was Paymasters check, the only kind
paid at the bank without certain knowledge
of the identity of the payee. In this case the
payee, who lives at Fort Fairfield, had direct
ed the check sent to Houlton to the care of a
prominent merchant Of that Gown. 1t seem
that few miles from Houlton there was a
man of the same name OF this payee, whose
father with whom he liyed-had box in
the Houlton- Office, and the clerk, carelessly
disregarding the direction as to scare put the
letter into this mans box. The son opened it
discovered the check, and surprising it was
sent by his brother In the army for his father
planEed with another brother to cheat 1the
old man" ard appropriate the check. So one
of them took the check, forged the endorse
ment, came to this city, went to the bank,
told straight story, appeared honest, receiv-
ed the money, returned to Aroostook and di-
-vided with his brother who started for Idaho.
Meantime, the real payee, not receiving hia
check, wrote to the Paymaster, who informed
him that The check had been sent and the
money drawn. 5+oN
Communication with the post Office at Houl-
ton started investigation at that point, and
soon the rogue was suspected, and the bank
teller was sent down to identify him. By careful
management the offender was induced to conf
fess, and proposed to settle by paying the
amount of the check, and costs, and as this
was his first odsnse, and he had an innocent
family, and had never been regarded as bad
man by his neighbors, his proposition was &C.
cepted. 1t is quite plain that the only fraud
intended, was to have been played off upon
the father by the offender, who is a very re.
spectacle man, and knew nothing of the mat
ter till after his sons arrest.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

CLosNG UP.-The office of Provost Marsh
al in this city is to be closed on the S1st day of
this month. Capt. Doughty has received or
ders from Gen. Fry, through Capt. Holmes,
honorably discharging him from the Office of
Provost Marshal Of the LIST district of Maine,
to take effect on the 31st day Of this month.
Capt. Doughty has also received letter of in
structions from the same Bureau directing
him to make returns of all papers and proper
ty to the Office at Augusta, and to sell at auc-
ton, on the 21st inst, the Office furniture
Mr.. Hull, the efficient chief clerk at this Office
will be retained and accompany the records to
Augusta and deliver them to Capt. Holmes.
We acknowledge, with pleasure, the many
courtesies we have received from Captain
doughty and his able and accomplished assist
ants during rneir occupation of the office He
has labored faithfully, and, we believe, to the
acceptance of all who have had business to
transact with him.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
organi.a.len q ne re..la.. oenysns.ea.


AT the Fenian Congress to-day reports from
committees on credentials, permanent organ
izations and rules and regu ations were re-
ceived. The committee on permanent organ.
izations reported the following officers of the
Congress who were elected:
President, John O. Mahon; Vice Presidents
w. X. Roberts of New York, James Gibbons
Of Pennsylvania, P. Brennan of Kentucky and
Michael Seaman of Illinois. Secretaries, p
a. Tennett and P. A. Billings of Boston, T
4. Barrett of Indiana and j. C. O'Drien o.
Rochester, New York.
The central counsel made report giving
the reasons for the call of this Congress which
was referred to Especial committee Of one
from each State. b.
The delegates to Congress are arriving hour
ly. There are now already 70Q or 500 present
from all sections, and the han has been Sc
crowded that it has been impossible to get In
to proper working order.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

PLEASANT OCcAsIoN-Saturday evening
last, as we are informed, Mr.. Henry Smith, a
worthy young man who was about to put off
practical odd fellowship for the dual state, was
made the recipient of beautiful silver castor,
by his fellow-boarders at Mrs. G. G. Wilbur's
boarding house, No. 10 Pearl Street The
presentation, with appropriate remarks, was
made by DR.. Lamb, to which Mr.. Smith res
ponded. An oyster supper, given by Mr.. S.,
followed, as token of respect to the lady of
the house and her boarders, after which Messrs.
Mayberry, Brown Wilbur and others caused
the time to pass pleasantly by their felicitous
remarks, na aAs
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

NEW York, Oct. IT,
Eight thousand bales of Savannah and Sea
Island cotton belonging to the government
were sold by auction to-day at gold rates.
Middling fair brought A 3-4c, gold at 46
strict middling 40 S-4c, gold at as; strict to
middling 80 1-2c, and ordinary from So IL to
: Advices from Savannah to the 18th state
that the Internationally Union ticket is re-
celYing large majorieties in nearly every coun-
ty in southwestern Georgia.
The Comptroller being unable to pay the
Metropolitan police of this city, Moses Taylor
on being appealed to advanced 5000 for that
purpose. j67 t51 -
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Mans,

Cask IS 90 a S 30
Naval Stores.
Tar " Dri.. g 80 (ali0 90
Pitch 70. Tarl3 90 " 8 IS
Rosin :. /. - 10 90 0e15 %
furpentine ~ 1.
gal... ITO q
~ Oak11ln.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
snss,.r,. q ne .. 5. coissss 1.,Sa,.ey.

No more imposing spectacle has been pre-
sented to the citizens of New York since the
commencement of the return of our soldiers
than was witnessed this afternoon in the
march of the 18th United States colored heavy
artillery, Col. Syphes, up Broadway, proceeded
by brass band of some thirty pieces and
drum corps of equal number, all colored. The
regiment, numbering over 1900, in oyercoats,
knapsacks and white gloves, marched, in solid
column, with steadiness and regularity that
drew the most enthusiastic plaudits from the
thousands of spectators that lined each side Of
the street. The soldiers appeared to appreciate
the reception, which was the warmest extend
ed to any of our returning braves They were
escorted by large delegation of colofed citi-
zens. &H sfF a sg4s$
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
V0sesGbte Farm i9s GOrh0912
b at ACEctSO9s.

an WEDNESDAY, Oct Der 18th, at 10 o.cloel,
" A. M. we shall sell the well known EARIIS a
FARM, in Gorhem, containing over one hunfred
acres, about one-t bird Of mile fiom GoTh7m Village
divided into Tnlage, Woodland and lgstuEge. on
Is lrse 4, ohe-stoly House, Wood Sled ana Barn.
iaing water in the shed, and another in tie barn.
There i an Orchard Of abcu TO- Trees, some Of which
are choice gr2fled truit-also some Pears Trees.
This property is beautifully sltuatod, commanding
splen id Wow of the suT,Oun ing couniry. 1t Ii
near the churches, near tie Seminary and near The
Depot, making excellent market Tor the produc 3
u me lArm almost at your door.
AN same time, two excellent Blk Cows; one Horse,
slei,S6,. sound d kind; one Ugh Wagoni HarntE
Tools Z. nsrrows, Cultvators, and other Farming
Household 'FSSSsss; 10 be followed by sale OF he
pets Or ekery, Gias Won D esc I az
WIZ" 'He rAi'eheu Furniture, SC, &c.
oct1odtd hSNhY BAILEY & CO.,
S1~~~N-tS- Au~fi
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
MTea- ~

- AONASAA'4A0s
Mess Beet, ~ '9
Chicago, !. 1900 @17 90
Portland rs 90 CIT 90
4 Pord'd exits 90 @119 90
Pork, tTF III n
Extra lear5o 90 a52 90
Clear. ...,A 90 QQl47 90
Mess ...,..33 90 (a39 90
Prime. =. .2S 90 C929 90
Round Hogs. none.
Hams.. -. 20 a q
Rice.
Rice, " ID. q. II a Is
Rum.
lPortPd distl'd2 40 q
Saleratus.
lSaleratus ID tn IL IN. tx
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Fr0hn Ne.y orlea.s-gesas I.e,,.s.

~, NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II.
Tns steamer Northern Light has arrived
from New York. 4ssli 9TTT
Gov. Wells has accepted the nomination of
the Union Convention and conservative party.
Inc True Delta learns that ex-Goy. Allen
mas made application to the President en-
dorsed by Gov. Wells, for pardon. 81
Inc Press OF Texas does not approve of ne
gro suffrage as expressed in Mr.. Reagads let
ter. 2, q q 7h o9es s4lf 0l7
ington. rs ..g .seT N. g.1 4 s, -
The schooner T. R. Fallon has been burned
in Mobile Bay.
The Times letter from Texas says that State
Is fast attaining its former prosperity. Civil
authority IS gradually assuming sway. Post
offices are opening and stages commencing to
run. Gov. Hamilton's administration is uni
versally endorsed. IS s4as sas3A
There were number of fires here yester-
day, involving a loss of $4,000. ss,s.q
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
F FsFtI'S,, S SS: ilsssaB@g &c g
l. C6O44CISs
LiveGeesePtb So a OF
Iioh


Shore, y BIT 80 q SEQ
Scaled, pix. 30 u 60
No. l.. $780,. 40 q 30
Mackerel lPbl.
Bay No. I. IS 50 CIT so
BayNo. 2. II 80 els 90
Bay No. 3,11 90 (D12 90
Shore No.1.22 30 (og23 50
ShoreNo.2. is 90 Qg16 90
LargeNo.3. s 90 q 3 90
e sili7l7 Ei1ol1r hf7 Hls &
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

BURGLARY IN YARMoUTH-Three fellows,
giving their names as John Johnson,. John
Carr and Charles Carr, from New York, were
arrested Monday afternoon in Yarmouth by
Sheriff Mitchell, on complaint of Capt. J. W.
Lawrence, for entering the premises Of said
Lawrence, and stealing therefom two coats
They were taken before Charles Humphrey,
ESQ.,, Trial Justice, Who, after examination,
for want of bail, committed them to jail to
await the sitting of the Supreme Judicial
Court in this city on the last Tuesday of No
yember. st
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

30 Is itt ~ i4fs6 NGsa NEW YoRK, OCT IT,
Cotton-dul and DIR coping; sales 800 bales Middlng
Uplands at Oh D62c, closing at 61c
F1our-State and Western &c lower. State z 90 q
8 e5. Round Hoop Ohio 90 q IL so. Western 90
q 90. Southern, sales 529s bbIs at 70 q 16 Co.,
Canada lower; sales go bbs at so a 70 20.
Wheat-1 a &c lower, sales $4,000 bushels. Chi
cago Spring IS a 70. Milwaukee Club 76 q 70
Amber Milwaukee so. Western, old, 2 90. Amber
State, new, So. White Canada, extra choice, rs.
- Corn--sales $4,000 bushels Mixed Western S6 q
Oats-dull; sound Sc a SOC. $500 i7tfae.e sae
Pork-lower; sales 1850 bbls. Mess at 49, Is q
81 90. ~ tif isf n esI9s go - - ~, 80 :
81 Lard--a shade frmer; sales 75o bbls
Whiskey--fim; sales 45O bbls. 1ssl aah
Sngars-Yery firm; sales $50 hhds. Muscoyado at
cofse-Very hrm; sales 1900 ibags Rio at 1slc in
bond,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Burning of the Steamer By,r,;o,,t.

CAIRO. ILL.,, Oct. II.
The steamer Brilliant, with $50 tons of
nelght and 90 passengers, was burnt at New
Madrid, Mo-, yesterday. The flames spread so
rapidly that there was barely time to save the
passengers, many of whom escaped without
their clothing. The boat and cargo are sup
posed to be insured. The fire was caused by
the explosion of Kerosene lamp
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Genteel Furniture at Auction.

0N FRIDAY, October 10Th, az 10 o'clock A. NJ,
" at No. % Spring Street. at House occupied b;
Rev. II. d. Moore. all the Furniture in said house.
consisting OF Bedsteads, Bureaus, MirTers, Chamber
5es Brussels, Ingran, Oil Cloth and Stair arTets;
Parlor Sets, in Plush; Chairs, in Brooade; SOFAS
darbie-To2. Centre Table; Rockers; What Nots;
me fine Book Case; Book shelves; Desk with Draws
Office o. airs; Cr0ckery, Glass China, Wooden, Iron
and Tin Ware; Extension Table; Cook Stove, &C.,
&C., with the entire Kitchen Furniture.
ocsl6dtd II. BAILEY & CO., Alstioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
siv'skins 3 bis Is q 8 so

Beef, side y ID 8 a 10
Cranb'r's, b-l y 50 ola 90
Eggs, W doz.. 28 d 80
Potatoes, p blu IS a 70
Observation-Disclosures 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Valuable House and Lot at Auction

ON Saturday, Oct. 2ist, at o'clock p. n 4, we
" shall sell the neat two-story Woo en- House in,
falmouth, owned by the Rev. Charles Dane, and
ormerly used by HIM as parsona Q. II las eleven
lnshed rooms, cellar unGer the whole house, with
abundance pure water; there is also a convenient
wood-ho sc and barn. The house is thorop gily
quilt, under bis own parti ular supervision. There
about one and hall acres Of excellent land, With
ruit t ees, &c. 1t Is near the Nee ing House, near
ne Academy, and near the Grand Trunk Dept. 1t
nc very desirable, healthy and pleasant clt n.
It Is in the near vicinity Of the outlet OF tie Hre
iumpseot Land cnd Water Power Company's Work +,
where labor and money viii be expenoed, and It
must hit this property right up. Its rare chance
1ri~t HENRY BAILEY G. co.,
Oct 16-1td Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
,roanisa.ion Of ne Misssssipps Legislature.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. IL.
The Mississippi Legislature met to-day and
organized. Gen. Collision was elected Chair
er Of the House. A large amount of business
will come before the legislature, and a long
session is expected. ~ Ha1
Gen. Humphreys was inaugurated Cover
nor of the State this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

PRoBATE CoURr.-Judge Waterman being
unable, by reason of illness, to hold Probate
Court on the third Tuesday of October, the
regular day, the court was adjourned by the
Register to the fifth Tuesday of this month,
October S1st, when the Judge hopes to be
present and attend exclusively to matters
which were returnable on the third Tuesday,
and to no other business on that day. ,-,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Yiroiaia PoEot;cs.


= w AbHINTIUN. OCJ. I q.
Richmond dispatches from Danville say it is
believed there that Rev. 3. A. Davis, a Meth
odist preacher of Patrick County, is elected to
Congress in the 7th district. His antecelents
are unknown here.
Sturdevant, elected Mayor of Richmond in
July, has resigned .ssFSsssse
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
" adnesday Morning, October Is, 1856.
PORTLAND AND uKICINITY.

fB 4d0srsisers sEl bensss themselves, az rel q
2con'o sate US, by seading IN Hsir GdveTSS"'S''''
% an eaftJ hosT 10 The day. M
Rev Advsr1isemenfs To-day
BpEcIAL NOTICE coLUMH.
UNSOLICITED Testimony-F Extract Of bucAu'
II Dress Elevators George Anderson. le
g ENTERTAINMENT coLUAN. ~
misunderstanding Hall-This Evening"
y AUCTION COLUMN;
Horses, Carriages, &c-Henfy rf Pf 1sa;Ia a ~
Piano, Mirror. SC, at Auetion-E. M. Patten.
NEW ApvErTIsEMENr COLUMN.
IT. 8. Cation sale--J. Fl. Draper, Auctoneer.
anotl,sr trent Two Mile Race--Forest City Park
Real Tststo for Sale Edmond Pratt.
. a Toc!ure-E Edward II. Dixon.
F0xon f,r sale Nahum Pickett.
IIorse ior Sais-E. p. Gerrish.
Board--77 Free Street. lllI
For Sale Brick H0use-Ben Knight
Ieiies', Misses s. Children's Under. Flannels 81
Camp Chairs-Burroughs q Hudson, n
Buckley & Bancroft--Furnitule f.g
Rare Chance for Eusine g. - s
Something New Tor POrtland--Thompso q Co.
Notice to Loggers--J. II. Hamlin - -
Muscoyado Molasses-Lynch, Barker g. Co. 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

Mr.. EDITOR Can you inform the public
by what authority the Adjutant General per
mits the State Arsenal in this city to be made
store house for gun powder by private in1iv-
uals and firms, so that they care able to keep
on hand and constantly receive all descriptions
to meet the wants" of the tradep Those liv-
ing in the neighborhood Of the arsenal and
whose property and lives are endangered
thereby, would like to know. M r.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

HE BIG Doos.-The exhibition of these
large animals in our city win close this even.
ing, and those who have not seen them r,,,s.
improve the present opportunity as they will
NOT visit our city again. Children, who 20 in
Body, this afternoon, win be admitted forfiye
Cents each,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

CLASS IN DANcING.-Miss Dennison's class
in Dancing win meet at Lancaster Hall this
afternoon, beginners at 2 IL and advanced
class at 3 ~ O'Clock. Music by Chandler.
Terms six dollars for twenty-four lessons, in
advance. ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
VaIuable Real Estate d A,o.ion !

ON THURSDAY, Oct 10Th, at o.,oe,' D A.
" shall sell tho valuable Real Estaia ON = Z w
Street, near Carlton, being No. ia. The io Il abot
70 feet ON Brackets street by 125 feet deep rhere
are on It three wooden Hous 8, one Stable AMI ~
Store 1t pays now over $500 rent. Tlds Il srler
lid House Lot whenever wanted for building rnr
poses 1t large in a healthy locality and an excel
lent neighborhood; if not wanted Immediately 10
build upon, It viii pay good interest on cost until It
s. hold it one OF the very bost pieces OF proper
ty for investment, in our hands Title clear-terns
easy. Sale positive. lll u .T-
:. s,.iia HENRY BAILEY, g Co., Auetioneors.
Oct19-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

eY-It is said that John G. Breckenridge.
rebel ex-Secretary of War and ex-general, pro-
poses to become British subject, and enter
into the pork business in some Canadian
town,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Auction Sales.
EDw'D N. PATTEN, Auctioheer, 70 Exehang, a.
Houses and Land, on Hancock ST.,
at AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY, oct. 18th, at 3 p. NJ, on the
- Fremlses, North-Westerly corner Of aneock
street, VIII be sold, iho1t The least reserve, two
N WOODEN Dwelling Houses, together with the land,
eens about Iorty-ve feet Hancock Street q lofty
four feet ON Hancock Court.
S5ss positive. t7ishoUt regard to seeather.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
MUNIorpAL COURT oor -

Patrick Kelley, for breaking and entering
the Office Of the Portland Kerosene Oil Com
pany with intent to commit larceny, was com
mitted to Jail, in default of $500 bail to answer
at the November term of the Supreme Judicial
Court.
Mary McCabba, for assault and battery on
Catherine Burgoyne, was fined three dollars
and costs. Committed.
John Regan, for larceny of four chairs from
the warehouse Of Messrs. Burroughs 6 Hnd-
son, as mentioned in our issue of Tuesday, was
sentenced to sixty days in the County jail.
Joseph Riley md John Lowry were brought
up charged with committing assault and bat
terry on Thomas McDonough. Messrs. Vinton
& bennett appeared as counsel for defendants
| As the evidence did not implicate Lowry, he
was discharged. As to Riley, it appears that
he was no more to blame than the complain
ant and he was likewise discharged.
THEATRE.-The tickets for the compliment
tary benefit to Miss Kate Reynolds are being
taken up very fast, and those who wish to Sc
cure good seats should apply early to-day
Tonight will be the last appearance of this
charming actress on our boards this season,
and it will be long time before we shall see
her again. The plays selected for this evening
-"Thc Wonder" and the youthful DAYS of
Richelieu"-in both of which she will appear,
are such as win afford the greatest pleasure to
the audience, while they will afford the fair
beneficiary the opportunity of exhibiting her
versatile histrionic powers.
In addition to the plays the Band of the 18th
US. Regiment, by permission of the Major
commanding, viii perform. ao'
Kate always has commanded full house at
her former benefits here, and tonight she may
expect to be greeted by an overlooking audi
ence. rl,s rrsssy ses5vr
The committee having charge of the affair
have handed us the following correspondence.
The names of the signers, including many not
usually seen upon such testimonials, were not
intended for publication: e3lg-4A
PORTLAND, Oct 10Th, 1865.
~ Miss Kate ReigSa0ld Ids adam. We desire
before you leave Portland to offer you fare
well and complimentary benefit in considera-
ton OF your service to the drama as manager
and artist, and the esteem in which you are
personally held
Understanding that your engagements rem
der it impossible for you to return here for q
great length of time-we desire to render the
occasion a hattering and successful one, and
ask you to name an early evening for it.
Respectfully your ob'dt servants.
y. S. HOTEL, Portland, Oct 16, 1865.
Gentlemca:-It viii give me great pleasure
to mees you ON Wednesday evening, and to en-
deavor to offer an entertainment worthy OF
your kind expressions.
| am yours, with great respect ss
KATE Reynolds.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

SHERMAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNS now be-
ing canvassed for in-this city by agents, is a
work of great interest and startling merit. 1t
is a complete official history Of the great army
in all its movements and in all its Details
The routs, marches, battles and skirmishes
throughout the whole line of operations are
wildly ard faithfully followed, and portrayed
by master hand. The work is richly Illus
trated with steel engraved portraits of Major
Generals Sherman, Howard, SIocum, Logan
and Others OF the principal officers of the ex-
petitions. 1t viii be a record of brilliant
achievements and daring deeds in which ev-
cry good citizen viii feel an honest PRIDE
The Prospectus Book contains fortg-eioht
pages of the forthcoming work, and ia sniff
Gent guarantee of the character and interest
Of the work, the quality Of paper and tvno-
graphical execution Editedb by Coils. Bowman
& Irwin. 1t is sold exclusively by subscrip-
ton, and cannot be had except of the regular
agents. us r 4aF
LARCENY OF BED CLOTHING. - Officer
Williams yesterday arrested Eliza Ellis alias
Stackpole for larceny Of bed clothing from a
house on Smith street, where she had been
employed as housekeeper. She had been in
the habit Of taking the articles from time to
time and selling them. After her arrest she
owned up. A large portion of the stolen arti
Giles were recovered.
ne manner in which she was discovered
IN ner peculation is little singular. She had
s'oieh a cape, and when officer Williams was
attempting to recover it he was informed that
.-ll1A nAu scid Quantities of bed clothes. He
investigated the matter and recovered nor
ton of them before the owner knew that he
had been robbed. '-'''' -
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EDWARD M. PATTEN, AueIioaeer,
h 12 Exchange Street.
Valuable Real Estate on Park st.
at Auction.

I ON THURSDAY, Oct 10th, at half past two P.
" n ,, on the premises, % Park street. OF pcsite
Gray street, will be sold that very valuable Brick
awellng anu land now occupied by s. D. Hall, Esq.
The house Is built and fms Oh in the most thorough
manner, and is now in complete order. 1t contains
y finished rooms with gas and water throughout
ane bath room, furnace, range, cisterrs, &C., and in
act al the conyeniences for first class dwelling.
me lot has font on Park street Of y feet BY 120 in
iepth, with a fine garden, wen stocked With the
choicest varieties of Pears, Plums and Cherries,
Grape Vines, &C., in bearing condition.
The premises may be cxaminei at any time BY
calling on the Auctioneer.
Oct. 13th-dtd. --tth' . --
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$ HOuse and Land at Auction.
ON. TUESDAY, Oct. 9th, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, we
" shan sell the Two-st ny Wooden House, No. 10
ntiia Street, next below the Sailors Home. Tho
House contains IL finished rooms is cen rally located
abundant hard and So wa er, and il cesil able
iroperty, near brand Trunk Depot, Boston Boa5s
HESRY BAILEY 6 CO., Auctioneers