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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-18

u,aEsAunusl Meeting fihe stockholders. in the
Name in Augusta on w Ss ~
nm Ss ~ cav Of January ins ct ten O'CLOCK M,
Us - crocs Of officers, and he transaction o. any
,hs business that NAV legally come before he m.
o' t iati j Il. WILLIAMS, Sc ~ ~.
Augusta, Jan II, 1895. JarlSdid
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WHITE PINE CoMPoUND.-This medicine
has been before the public Tor some time, and
is highly recommended for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness and Kidney
Complaints, by those who have tested its eff
cacy. Many Physicians have used it in their
practice, and give it their unqualified approba-
ton. Il. H. Hay, Druggist, is the wholesale
Agent for this city, to whom all orders for the
compound should be addressed.
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NOHICE.

yTIHE annua, meetirg Of tho stoctho'ers Of fhs
Il Machias Watsr Po,eer gsa a.. S's cS~peny vii
Be hello Ut The uns st S. e a. ~ 5eiu 10 on
oc,cck H., for the che CO Of Board If Dire tofs
for tbe ensuipg year, ar such er cfrce - 'he
action Of such other busin ss shall ltally como
before taem IGNATtUS SARGENT, cle'k.
Machiss, JsnusryA. 1855. ia 7eod2w
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NJ O II i O n.

A SPECIAL Meet OF b 81 ckholders a the
N Now En- gland cree Steamship mIaty viii
b held or FrisS', the 20 h day Jspra IN iaDt,
al O'Clock N, 81 the iii Of the any n
Browns Wharf, in Portland, Tor tho followiI pur.
posTs;-
First-To see Thethe- the stockholders wi Gu.
q orize the air, ctO,s to ehsrteT or ste an
or % AXE rhe place Of th Pot mac
Ssco1d-Tc see what go ion shall be Ia, en- IN re-
= gard 20 building q rev $ ssmer.
Third-To auth rive the Dire t-rs 20 lay an sg-
Sc sment Tor the shove purposes 1. deemed 'APeu-
emit. 80 =, :. -.
Fogrth-To cot on any ether business t-~' may
properly GENE b. ore them. e.sl
,.n,aa,,r by oroer % 'Ds HENRY FOX, Clerk.
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MECHANICS AssEMBLIEs,-The second
Assembly of the course will be this evening, at
Mechanics Hall. Music by Chandler.
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The Hav.ien Revo,utso. subdued.

NEW YORK, Jan. II.
Advices from Hayti state that President JET
frard has proclaimed that the revolution is
vanquished and order restored. The death
sentence passed on the traitors has been com
muted. a 4E Fff.tfsE rr
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The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the Iasv
ieap with 10y, and move with the agility aad elast
ny Of youth; the heated brain Is eoosd TIE frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities "a.
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made to see the deaf boar o.
the Rasied form to move upright; the blerishea Of
youth are obliternted; the accidents Of mature 4
prevented the caiamities Of old age obviated, al6
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Arrest Of Rebel Psrates and I,.cenasaries.

~. New YORK, Jan. II.
Four alleged rebel pirates and incendiaries
have been arrested by officers under General
Dix and Superintendent Kennedy. They
were led by the rebel Capt. Bell, and were
captured on the northern border. They will
be tried By court martial at Fort Lafayette.
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AUCTION SALES.


0N Tuesday January 10Th, at o'cloch = - ON
" he premises. Wei han sell lot al - 80
MI stree ct. ne riand west Of the foot Z summ -
an fronting the SRip Yard This lot has I'm, ~,
Canal street OF 2i2- feet, and eIeoses within Its
bounds FIFTY six thou arA Feet THIS Is a verv
valuable piece ofpropeity IN grew n2 i,tIet and
desirable for buioing plrDosts, or anVeBtnenti Tor
particulars plan call on az 40 -
49, HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioueera.
Tho above a. 9 postponed 20 Thur day. Jan 18Th :,
At II 4, q. Merchants Ekeh nge-ou 30 cunt OF tie
storm. aaf - lA.n '.F Jan ldtd
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Maine officers Escaped from Rebel Prisons.
KNoxvILLE. Tenn, Jan. 16.
The following escaped officers have report
ed since the 9th inst: Capt. Sanderson, Sd
Maine: 1st Lieut. Childs, 18th Maine; I'd
Lieut.. johnson, Sd Maine.
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important DAnisinn.

The Supreme Court at Washington on We'd
nesday declared an opinion in the case Of
Hathorn, in error, vs.. Calef, in which they
held that the liability of stockholder in the
Kennebec and Portland Railroad Company is
a contract soithtn the meaning of the Consta-
tuition of the United States, and that the act
of 1856, by which the Legislature Of the State
undertook to repeal that liability Is uoid. q
In the case above mentioned Hathorn
brought his action against Calef, one of the
stockholders in the K. & P. Company and our
State Court decided that under the law of
1856 the defendant was not liable. This de-
cision has been overrulsd, and it is said to be
the first time decision of our Supreme Court
has been reversed BY the Supreme Court at
q Washington. The decision is an important
one in its bearing on the original stockholders
OF the Kennebec & Portland Railroad Com
pany.
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Groceries aa aue,ion.

ON Friday, January 2O at 10 'cl OK A. n, =. Of.
" dee. an invoices oft,r ceries, COASTS Ing OF box
e OF .. . i've Soap, bar Sosp Fame ap. To6sc.
co. boxes Yeast Cakes; PepI,tr timer Pimsl.io
Cream Tarter. 40 boxes; c. fFea. lea Sia,oh. Per.
Iings Nuts; obls Unions, Steve Blsckihe Sc
Also, sma linyoiee Tampa, Lanterns, &c, which
We are dearo 8 OF closir z.
b HEEsV sAIIEiE CO. AuoT1ornyns.
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Board.

A LARGE suit of parlors on lower hoor, suitable
IA and convent. nt for family.
208 CONGRESS, corner Wilmot Bteet.
Portland, Jan. 10, 1886, janl6 div
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aai sol ;.ri-s9saua g,tas New YoRK, Jan. II.
10 The Commercials special Washington dis
patch has the following :rolfao.ani a,aafss rag
4 The House Naval committee has postpon-
ed the consideration of the claims of naval
contractors, The Louisiana Senators expect
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
the committee have agreed to report in favor
Of the admission Of the New Orleans Repre- SEN
tatiyes. -. Ii 49,, 49,,
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PORTLAND AND VTOTNfTY.

Nesc Advertisements Te-D0H.
x No. o Assemblies.
ThA Old OaKen Bucket.
Zeal Estate for Ssle.
@ partnership Notice.
To Let.
Gift Entertainment. I.ffW
Farm for Sale. AN@
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" REMOVAL
"a. DAk. W.N. DEFINING.
Medical Electrician F,
Has removed his office from clapp's Block to
I74 MIDDLE STREET,

Nearly opposite the United Etata HOtd. Where 10
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and Vicinity that be has eermsn sps.
~ located in this city, During the two years We
have been IN this city, we have cured scme OF
tho worst forms OF disease IN persons who have tried
other forms of treatment IN vain, and curfne pa
tents in 50 short time that the question is often
asked DO they stay enredt To answer tbls ques tor
Doctor the second timF tor nothing. ~
Dr. d. has been pra0tica. electrician ter tven,y.
oneyears, and is also regular graduated physical
Electricity is perfectly sdapted to chronic disease
in the form of nervous or sick headache; neurais =
in the head, neck, or extremties consumption wh
In the acute stages or whore tho lungs are not ~
Involved; acnfe or chronic rheumatism sc-ofula :
diseases, whitsswelings, spinal diseases ourva.I Z
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted ltnb
nzerng or hesftancy Of speech, dyspepsia indlRfs.
don constipation and liver complaint, piles-we o.
overy oaee that csa be -rreserted 1Ethma bronob
tis, structures Of the Ghost and al forms Of fems
oomplAtnta. e- t-- - 4. ....s-1' 81 i 80
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3. NJ. PArTEN, AUcrloNEER, II Exchange St
sherin Sale.

CUMBERLAND 8. S.-Attached on sundry wits
~ IA iayor of Alyah Cousnt, ct. ais Ale1 a. der
merritt, william p. Southland, ct as, A mon Ban
son, ct ais. and Cyrus s. hays, agaiDst Bsl jamin
Brock and George Il rsey, and III be s. by
January 20t6 1866 at 10 O'Clock IL the forenoon on
the PremIsts 69t 6pdag Street, 4 stock OF W. I.
Goods, Groceries, and Pro, isions; eohsirtiDE of
Sugars, Coffee, Mslasss-, Teas, Cigar, Tobacco
Spices, Soaps, Sauces. Pickles, Beers. as, 70.
tatoes, Pork, Beet Onions, Butter Flour Lard o.
% sA-'EsnoI ~ ALSO
Platform and Counter sca es, Refn ,erator, Iron
Az IL o'coca. the store stsnding on lsas ard
building pew and In complete r. psIr rns C.. b.
I ,,o....t5 -. &c RtiE W. PAhK X, She. m.
EowARD ". PArrFH, Auc lee 80 80
foitisDd, January 18th, Is asa JAnl7dtd
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'1- = aeA4A9 'A@ q" NEW YORK. Jan. IL.
! co. 81. hs-bru-i s.-s Ia eI,I,.,s1 ass h "a" Era
Flour; sales 40 o bbls State and Western 5c@0
ioc lower State s7o Southern lower safes 500 bbls
10 Wheat Quilt t's.s. {,dr ,r4ofs,sst s.nss-I
uCorn-l@2c lower; sales $500 bush old mixed
western IS; 400 bush white Western SO.
AOats--qery firm. o81s ss daAiAs sa tAFaps 500
3 Beef-less actiue. Is sffsE sals sss ssa sf6i
ork|lower; sales 1900 bbls new m 50 A asa
AZ 80 s7'VEs 7-'V'
! !. ard--heavy sales 1850 bbls at 2O9241. & li
Butter-Ohio 36@4s. 1874 y 5ss 800 sSg -
Whiskey-frm; sales 1900 bbls at 221@223. ~
Freightsto Hverpool-quiet.
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Rear Admiral Commanding.
New YORK Jan.

NEW 7 DIRK, Jan. II.
The Commercial Advertiser, in an article Oh
the defences OF Wilmington, says Fort Fisher
has 70 guns. Fort Caswell 81, Fort johnson
10. Fort ST. Phillips 8. on other works 20; to-
tai number of guns 208. Ok soH sIsIe has
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G. M. PArrEN, AUorIoNEER. Il Exchange st

WILL sell a. suction Thursdsy Jsn 18Th, ct 10
w o'clock A. n. sssortment OF bleafh. and
brown ottons, Str1pes, DENIM Tokinss Flan' ele,
Dress Goods rrintB Cars me e. SaIilefs DoesI ius.
Beaver and Broadcloths. SHIRTS and ID awefs, De-
Lanes, Crash, Linens, DsmssK, H kfs, Tswels, NsP-
kins' &c Also one ewing Machine ja It'd
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.MasTeQ NV YoRR Jan II
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ADMIRAL Portsr,s Renort.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II. 2
Tbs following has just been received at tn
Navy Department from Admiral Porter:
HsN ,e9esaa x FLAGSHIP MALVERN, I d
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, Maplewood

Pi,tshed MaN.Will commence its 25th Academic ear
Sci as 1868 The excellence aud Of its corps Of
Instruction. lite superior facilities Tor culture aud the
beauty and seuly OF its location, widely known. For
circulars address tho Rev. @. " SPEAR. the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06
Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for New.YOrk
IL CITY or Brooklyn property, FARM Ia tho town of
Hartford boats contains about III sces vel watesd by
running streams; has good dwelling, with substantial barn
road branch Of tho Connecticut River. navsable for
sloops adj oins the place. Apply 70 OF address
WIN q. AMMAN. k9. ~ Finest, ~ 7,
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REAL ESTATE for SALE in

The large and rapidly Incrosdng ffn settlement Ham
monitor n. j. with Railroad comnanicston with New,York
snd 50 "a ths highest Of cultivation with
fruit orchards and with large mansion house. spaeou. barns
sad outbudns situated tho banks Of beautiful lake
As ate for Summer HotslsA Remedial Institute or q
Lade,' Seminary IL Is unsurpassed in tho county. and tho
be.. place fors Narsay - 1e y9Iniy q New YoIt Fsr
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-Luss and tlrviny setten,ent, of Ninsisnd, mild
climate, 20 miles south Of Philadelphia by r,Droad
Rich soil produces Large crops twenty acre tracts a, nas
per paysble within four years; good business opening
good society hundrsd, ere ssnins aud making Improve
Lands township NJ J. Letters Peppers containing
full ipfoDrtios win be free. From hspoyf Of Solon
extops Jlas haeis ~ aimest iesa position
'bfaLs condition for peasani ming at knoW II
sidt Of The Wf,kyu Pydiyies
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Real estate for Sale.

yJ,O CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.
Il TLERS.-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-Po the purpose OF insurng safe Investment
cap and actual settlers TO bnd homes In tn
iyeiy citizen. fe States Tennessee and Lousans h,s
thenelyes General Agents and otter for
SALE to Cspitass and The VERY many inqurns Tor
locations at the South srge small amounts OF
the valuable improved aud uninpfovsd lands In the
world ~ ~ 81,
Many these lands IN the hhe.t state OF cuva
ton and producing from fifteen hunde ed TO two thonsnna
pounds seed cotton from tLou'and Twenty-Five huni
red Of good mrrchsnabc surr acre together wn
from fv nv gallons OF mo!sssps IN addition 70
this crops invite the labor Of the husband
man Stock Of ell kiIt be easliy raised having her
ADVANTAGE those sitnd-s where long ard severe
n,ers require much housing, feedii and attention
siiuafed IA The States or Tennessee MA
bama Mississippi Arkansas. Louisiana and TeIss. many 81
them on or tine Mississippi Red. Arkansas, White and
ST. rivers and other payga5e water courses aud all
roads ding good fronts aud opportunity Tor suOdNisioh
aud rasy 10 niatkrt - a.
Vessels can he from New York any OF the At
an:ic por and landed with fun hs banks OF the
py on rehe. H. Msrys Parish country In NE
biges state cultivation before the Of snsuTpased eI
ty sn beauty the oniy spot Il believed where the sugar
cane is ceiircrop United states and corapets
successfully it'll tue product OF the West India lsbnd INC
yellow fever Ind nasac diseases unknown In TINS re-
don exceu, when ntr oduced from ofiey iadlffics.
The climate j. bany and pleasant all ne yeaf t gnu
With abundant labor for hire. All invite immediate oecu
patton. .-..if /. Lg.I..rI yr..4J, -. n =,
Such a, opportunity fotnvesmens wa. never before offered
n this country. l- f' :.
They viii otter also large amcuni, Of Memphis City sud
suburban psopeTy improved aud nnimproyed incind,ns
stureousss city rasid nce and country villas esbe sites
for town, MILLS aud country stores. liz r5.- a, =,
For further u5uaaton Maps aud Diagrams spph .aioh
must be- made TO Che Office Of ihe nndeeied AZ Nempn
Tennessee. ....r-f J.; 4; BLTHkhL OF L9rinani. .
f ..-.t' r.. G. BRlNKLEf Of Tennessee
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE. -r ODD
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.


We will offer for sale, tie SECOND DAY OF oCrO-
a. THF TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with $50 acres
Land about GJ good aiming Land cared spd nrr
frce Fiaia the CHnie land River MY mos tbOse tho
mouth IN Lyon Couiy kenincky, embIa ing ae aud
courriate Rolling Hn nfor.e VIII twtn'J No5hiug f!.es
Machine Sa1p -.naiuing Lat'o. Boring aud Planning No
chimes with botr Lud Ebsiue 20 sernsie non Mil
Hi;ha On.l Nil alta bed, large WIrBos.c, Dry Oo9d.
store Brick Oc- and large number OF Dyeliess Tor work
,c about forty thousand Bushels OF stone Coal and
1.y thousand bushels Of Charcoal
Tie above lion Works bnye bern In successful oefsion ior
number yeafs and the reputation 0f tn Iron ~ esiSb
Nshd With oapity oT making bye Qr thonsnd tuns u
sup FOR Charcoal lron yesr-pn,n 4ssod ny any MACY
ron art snpcrioI 10 any sabshtert 10 Die West hfr b.
chi cal f1nace. within one 70 three ni - 81 ih-
Mil capable a producing OF eight thousand tun o.
Pig Lon yearly y ~ .''
e for obts ming cheap supplies OF Com, Pork and
other arsie - prs aSpassed ~.
shippsDt OF Iron DO made TO tie NOUN oil the lam
bertrand River al seasons Of t-e yeGI
M. TERMS or SALE. =,
The Rolling f Forge and Lands iheTennto attached al
Fools embracing Mil Fore and Blacksmith oos snd N'ig
ng Scnas are be sed credit o! one. two tnre and
tour years dste with approved security and lien re-
tanned Until the purchase money Is paid
lis Understood tht N purchase o the ui lands and M
cures l. TO axe The IoHsE and cast scraps stone
coal cgtosl hulg tools carpenter tools com hay, mules
cattle hog. iron safe sul fixtures Ia obre wgon ears,
etc. AID pay cash at fair yflIatbn two dsiAer'
,stod fix aid IN they DO not Hsrc 70
call ia tliid mAl.
ably 10 the articles Of copartncrsip
Capitalists wi.ajBg invest in prof bic iron property
will 30 wei lie same. where ooinPeteut nn VA
until iay Of sale inLLMAN BROTHERS.
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COTTON LANDS in GEORGIA and ALA
~ EAMA for SALE.--We have severed large and ti-gt t
PLANTATIONS in GEORGIA and Alabama for SALE and M
yie the attention Of capitalists aud Others to the sime One
OF our firm can be the Office of Messrs o. hElNf;
10 represent us) from o. M to p. M for few days
WOODSON, BUCHANAN & Co., CuthbeFt, Ga
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JnstrnrtioiI.

- A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded $780,
~ fsa reliable Educational Bureau,
Tor ali who seek wenqualihed teachers .
For siding teachers TO secure suitable po1nons a
FOR GIVING Parents information OF good SCHOOL,
For selns and renting School Properties
- All teachers shouls have Application Form"
r. yrrv Educator should see American Educstioasi
Monthly. Specimens by mail for 10 cents
j. " s6HERMEKHoRH. Acsuary, No. 40 Grandst,
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Goal, ST.

CCHUYLKILL COAL. COAL con-
y THE INEW.yORK AND sCHUfLhiLL wa
PANY,
fOTcr No IS South-st) an o., hcu
hsyior undertaken the mining ana sale Of sen''A
KeT6 " ASH BLACK HEATH aud BROAD aoos'"-"
CULi.ERlES. u.,.s.ss
formerly leased ard operated BY Mss's' A'' a.
Co offer fo- sale by the cargo e slle ccuUYLKiLL
SIIPERIoR WnIIH and RED ASH SoH SIN =
COAL. -. 4. web
Tut. a, t,,rrrly sod BY the MeSrs liee.ss'a.S.
r u1 49,. Msrkst AS equal to essted 10 toe "S'
~' " ORDERS SOLIClFEp
New York, August 1888. n ~ n.yrs rfssiesA
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This work contains, in readable wye '"" T., 49,,
IN. % Gsner suskNAss Brilliant campaign In the
son,be, s,e AZ il /. told in the words Of tho gallant
whose erso vigorous and picturesque style npaft0 MS
narrative charm rarely possessed by military meHioif'
The volume comprise, tine History OF THE ESrHk CAM
NC, ildns the invosnent and cspsure OF Atspts, the
the whole which is 10 beoizd in any Other PORK
ASdea 10 this are many important matters Incidental to the
treat march among which is given defense OF Genera Shhh
NAN .ganst Official and other 70 he pen OF
h,h, Senator SHERMAN. The whole. therefore, forms
MOST COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE CAMPAIGN
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FARMERS.-For

rJNO ENrERPRlSING FARMERS.-For
Il SALE at grea, bargain, FARM ~ mile. from Now
York near RAILROADS can b' sty shown That 10 inemh
attention viii nearly double H. gsIke. value; buildings
class; suitable for Summer boaIder II Terms very
easy I've siIl. rnsy rrnEin mortsrge OwreT mn sell
because unable n s,tend 70 It, cement
AARON OGDEN, No. II Trinity building New-Yori. DID
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valuable, well wGiered FARM containing ii5 Acrrs In
state Of cultivation. At miles from Princeton Depot
Mercer County H. j., with large aud copnodou. bull ng
the SANE, 18TH ground with fms view Of surrounding
country and OF Princeton Aso tract Of excellent WOOD
LAND of 20 Acres about or mile from said farm Title
terms Possession given on the hr.t Of pn
next fOr further particulars Enquire Of H. MOUNT esq,
Princeton, kss-JeIrsy. .I n
r- Also several valu,be Farms. ranging from 20 up
10 1870 Acres the hiiyns aud beautiful borough Of
Princeton, y. j. A
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EURNISHE and UNFURNIsHED
HOUSES 70 RENT In NV Yort and Brook IN Five
Houses for SALE cheap Desirable LOTS and COUNTRY
SEATS. Also FARMS ofAl sizes. FREEMAN Coz No.
2o6 Broadway , s t.. l..-..
FJ>O LET--In the Bible House, AstOr Place,
SUIT Of OFFICES on I'd Hoor fronting Third ave,
with every convenience well adapted for Society Com
pany possession given. Another OFFICE, also
Apply at The Teas1rers Ohce fourh'ure. entranca F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06
TO OVERS. and MANUFACTURERS.

TNO DYEkS- and MANUFACTUKEKS.-
Il For SALE, the two HOUSES and full LOTS Nos. ~
aud az West Thfyfhhst, Philadelphia brick fots,
thIsesry baseent AID cellar bigh ,toop tie other four
story snd cellar with the tssostory SlLK.DYRfNG ESFAB
LlsHsiENTi 5OI2e, rear. large STEAM BOILER aud
an ENGINE sir bol,s power with gas ueam and water
pi,s may bs had with tie above. Likewise tho hi LUf
No. AL with the tire. story aid esIIsT COTTAGE rear
Directly IN OF tho above. tho two ourtory cellar
brick HOUSES Noe i22 and Sz4 West Thru sixth with
the three story and ceAf bhct BUiLDiNG tos?2. rea
adapted any hind ~ Manufacturing b. dness Also
No l6 foil LOT wi.h private brick sTABLE front TIE
above win bs sold separate toTtbsf. Inque at No. 1
West Thirty hfth. ninth aud Irnth.ayes 10 JOHN
ONEILL SONS, silk Manufacturers, No. "a Chambers st.
Eew.Yofk. ...
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