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yaIuable estate at Auction.

PURSUANT to License from the Probate Court
IL for the County of Cumberland, shall sell at
public auction. ON SATURDAY, the 31st day OF
March next, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, on the
premises, all the real estate whereof Sumner sFogg,
late of said Portland, died sliced and possessed.
Said estate is situated Spruce Street. IN said
Portland. One parcel contains two large Dwelling
Houses, each containing twelve finished rooms, one
of them being on the corner Of Emery and Spruce
Streets both well supplied with excellent water and
In all respects pleasant and convenient underneath
Is a capacious Store, well arranged, and as stand
for tie Grocery and Provision business has Few
in the city, The lot has frontage on Spruce street 81
abont 10 feet and Emery street OF about 40 fect
There is mortgage ON 1t of 900 given Oct 1866
to David Hall, the interest on which has been PAID up
10 Oct T. 1864; also, another mortgage On which -
claimed to be due S347 and interest from Oct y 1884,
The other parcel adioins the above, has frontage
on Spruce street about 81 feet and has depth OF
about log feet having small stable thereon and J.
| subject to o mortgage given to Isaac Godng and
wife Nov 14th 1855, which there Is due balance
| of about 5000 more or less. as ta...-. :.
The equity of redemption OF the first parcel VIII be
sold subject to the right Of widows dover IN said
equity (she having relinquished her dover In said
first named mortgagel and ofthe latter subject to her
right of dover in the entire lot. ll+ ~ = g
The property may be examined at any day, and pre-
sents an unusual attraction for investment or per-
sona occupancy. The sale will be absolute, anu tha
TIT CAROLINE FOGG, Administratrix. Z
| HENRY BAILEY 81 Co., Auctonsefs-
| Feb 26, 1866. .... ----1 sg mheoto :
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Per steamship City Of Boston at New York.

Per Steamship City Of Boston at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb. ,2S.-The
cotton market has been active; sales of Monday and
Tuesday were 27.Olo bales, including 10000 bales for
and American is generally I'd above the low quota
tons Of Saturday last.
u MANCHESTER MARKETING trade Mt MAN.
chester showed fair business yesterday at the full
rates Of last week, and prices generally tend upward
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Feb
2S-Flour very quiet at low rates. Wheat in rnoder
ate demand at unchanged prices; Winter Red and
Southern los q los 3D. Indian Corn quiet but steady
New mixed American 28s Sd q 2ss Sd. &c 81
10 LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Feb. 49,
Beef firm at last weeks advance Pork scarce and Is
Cd higher on the week. Bacon also scarce and firmly
held at an advance OF Is per cwt. Butter unchanged
the demand being confined to finer qualities. Cheese
is in speculative demand and 2s higher. Lard very
higher; North Americans "a 49s per cwt. S'-s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Feb. 2s.-
Ashes quet small sales OF Pots Bis. Sugar steady.
Coffee quiet. Rice dull. Glover Seed very dull;
American red 40 % ASS per cwt Linseed oil unchang1
ed. Rosn quiet. Spirits rurpentine unchanged. Pc
troieum easier: good refined 2s per gallon.
LONDON MARKETS, Feb. 23.GWheat generally
firm for fine qualities. Flour dull but steady Sugar
full rates. Rice firm and held for advance. Tai
low strong and higher; p q. c., ASS I'd a 49s,
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-The sales of cotton on w ed.
nesday and THURSDAY were p 900 bales, inclading
oae to sgeen h exporters Tne market was
The Manchester market IS still ADVANCING, go
Breadstufs-quiet and noninally unchanopd q a.
Provisions-are generally firm. Tallow easier and
Produce-quiet. ~ w.
LONDON, March 1.-Consols for money c,osef, at s7i
@s7I. ''''''' a. o. .
AMERIcAN SEcuRrrIEs.-U. s. 5-2o's II "a M.
Illinois Central Shares 7s4 q 49, Erie Shares 55i 6
551. -gsE tfFEtE-fl7Ilt2 --T~~TS--S ''% ~
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New Adxertisements To-Day


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Cotton & Murphy's Minstrels-Deering Hall.
Grand Promenade and Tableaux-Sumner St
Sabbath School.
A RARE Intellectual Treat-Mechanics' Hall.
Don BObo-Deering Hail. rrr
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Moseley s. Co.-Boston.
Special Notice-Sumner st. Sabbath School,
AUCTION COLUMN. ss
Auction Sales-Henry Bailey 81 Co. 81
Auction Sales-E. NJ. Patten. ia e.....
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Advertised Letters-W. Davis. ...,.-... 7 -
Great Sensation Toy-Chas. Day, u.
Ready Made Clothing--Lewis, Rollins q Bond.
Boots and Shoes-Ara Chushman 81 Co.
Town Officers and Sherifs-Bailey q Noyes. .
Lost-Traveling Bag--Hunt & Jewett.
For Sale-Retail Grocery. H Fl
Notice to Property Holders-Patterson & Chad
bourne.
Found-W. G. Barrows. ~ soa' g I'd i-lii-.
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Further Particulars ., the Fenian A.arns.

Il ~ - e. - - ~ = = - =.
Further Particulars of the Fenian Alarm.
9 b FL Il 5s-sa New YORK, March II. :.
The Herald's Toronto, Canada correspon-
dent gives further particulars of the Fenian
alarm. -- s.-oos.N ..-sr,'s = f=tf
One regiment has been ordered from Toron-
to to the Niagara frontier. Another from
London to the western frontier, and troops
from Montreal are to go to the eastern from
tiers. ssl--- ~ les -----'ss- ----s
The most absurd rumors are aloat, one of
which is that General Sweeney with three
distinct columns is approaching by the way Of
Niagara, Ogdensburg and Detroit.
d. Arcy Nc Gee in his letter to B. d. Kill
liam respecting his alleged Fenian epistle, says
if the same disregard for facts shown by him
relative to the said forgery occurs again he
will invoke a verdict of his fellow countrymen
upon it. He says his record in Canada has
been clear and bright and shall remain SO.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS. - The total value of
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to $19O,619.02. Included in the
shipments were $3.50 sug box shocks, 1875
shocks and heads, 12l ,55s hoops, 300 prs head
ings, Is casks do, IS empty casks, 71s,9M feet
lumber, 1878 # scadtling, 10000 shingles,
1880 brls flour, 129 brls potash, 236 brls pota-
toes, 9 do onions, 6 do. beans, 2,260 bushels
corn, SOC. do barley, 2,OSO do oats, 300 do grass
seed, 10000 lbs cut meats, $500 do butter,
$4,000 lard, 2SO boxes herring, 3S brls do, 80
drums fish, 20 boxes do, car wheels, and 15e
pkgs sundry mdse. ...,-.,... ....-..,.. q
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xxx coNGREss---First Session.

a1' sag9rr5 WASHINGTON, March 10.
s.tA SENATE. TX Etf
Not in session, having adjourned over until
Monday. N \
r %. taaL HOUSE.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole. 5@f
Mr.. Orth spoke in defence of Congress and
against the Presidents policy.
Mr.. Stevens made humorous speech in
which he denied that the President made a
speech on the 22d uItimo, alleging it must
have been copperhead hoax. The speech
was very sarcastic.
During the speech of Mr.. Stevens he was
several times interrupted by questions from
Messrs. Rice of Iowa, Winfield of New York,
and Niblack of Indiana, which, with the re-
plies of Mr.. Stevens, caused much laughter
Speeches were made by Messrs. Goodyear,
Ashley, Grinnel and Holmes. Adjourned q,
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.--Messr Ara Cush-
man d Co., who have mandatory of boots
and shoes at Auburn, where they manufacture
goods adapted for the trade of this State, and
more expressly for this market, have establish
ed themselves in this city, at No, 40 Union
Street, where they will be happy to receive Or
ders for their goods. Every article manufac-
tured by them is warranted to be good and
sound. They come here with q trade already
established and we welcome them to our city,
and commend their establishment to purchas-
ers.
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For Sale by Auction.

DOSITIvE SALE will be made by auction on the
L premises, on the 2Sth Day of March cur-
rent at IL o'clock A NJ and possession given April
I'd, (.nless sooner sold well built one and half
story Cottage, nearly finished, situated on Stevens
Plains near the terminus of the Horse Railroad In
Westbrook, and within a few rods of the Portland u
Rochester and Kennebec Railroad Station The
Horse Railroad passes the premises. The lot Is SO
rear line of % feet-exceent soil for vegetables and
fruit trees. -L pe Illi-G- u
A well built barn, wood-house and kitchen adjoins
the main house. ~ III 49,. - 7
1t combines all the advantages of nearness 10 the
Railroads, WestbrOok Seminary, Town Schools, and
City OF Portland. Price ct private sale $1,000. Ac-
commodation win be given, if desired for half the
purchase money on mortgage Of the premises.
They may be examined ON any day before sale.
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auet'rs. -
March 10 1S6f-,ltd -.E 81 - "a 81 rrs,rf.
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I. MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERs.-The
steamship North American, Capt. Kerr, sailed
from this port for Liverpool Sunday morning
taking out eight cabin and number Of steer
age passengers and q full cargo.
Steamship Nova Scotian, Capt. Wylie, will
sail from thisspart for Liverpool next Saturday.
The Hibernian, Capt button, is the steamer
due here this week from Liverpool.
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The Parts Exposition.

- -r.-, ---f WASHINGTON, March IL.
The Prince Imperial is announced in the
Moniteur as Honorary member, of the Paris
Exposition. IN 5sT,5f..,s, +
cal applications will be received for few days
longer. The Commissioner of Agriculture
has sent out over 500 circulars to Agricultural
Societies with view to the full representa-
ton of our agricultural productions, stock,
soil fertilizers, etc. There will be sixty or
seventy days yet for agricultural applications.
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THE remarkable properties of Browns
Bronchial Troches have beer thoroughly test
ed since first introduced. The demand has
steadily increased, and purely upon their own
merits, they have found favor with those who,
from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmatic
complaints require them. For Coughs and
Colds they are efficaeious. s..-I 20 ,nsg. ~ 90
mar 12-eod1w
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TdriO1tS Items.

osebsIsc8 NEW YORK, March IL.
II 1t is stated that the bonds of the O'Maho-
ney Irish Republic are being extensively
counterfeited.
West India advices state that hostiIities are
being commenced between Dominica and
Hayti.
Buenos Ayres intelligence gives no news of
additional fighting, though the hostile forces
of the Allies and Paraguayans still remained
in close contiguity. Lack of stores still pre-
vailed in both armies. -
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p INTERCHANGEABLE ladies of Summer
Street Church will give an entertainment on
Wednesday evening next, at City Hall, the
pro ,eeds of which will be directed to the
making of some needful repairs on their
church building. They are DESTROYS of inn
proving the interior of the edifice so that it
may correspond in some measure with the ell
egant Bible which has just been presented to
tham
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g SIS. T. A.--The Sabbath School Teacher
Association meet this (Monday) evening, in
the Vestry Of the Third Parish Church, at
7 IL o'clock. Subject for discussion, "Are
uniform lessons desirable and profitable in
Sabbath Schools" All interested are invited
to be present.
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ING. - Within week two attempts have
been made to enter the dwelling house No. so
Myrtle Street, occupied by Mr.. NJ. Austin, tel
egraph operator. Mr.. A. requests us to in
form the fellow that ii he will call in the day
time, he will be shown over the honse to his
hearts content. H. a11 illi risfssol5 % LBes
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From Mecico.

-7II luu New YORK, March II. v
The Heralds City of Mexico correspon-
dent notices the arrival in that city Of the
Arch Duke Stienac, brother of Macmillan
and Louis Napoleon's agent, NJ. SalleaA.-
The object Of his mission is very different
from what has heretofore been announced;
that is to convey to Macmillan intelligence of
the withdrawal by the Emperor of the French
troops, but to assure Macmillan that he must
tacitly submit to Napoleon's directions. He
also stated that Macmillan succumbed, and
that 100000 in French money was immedi-
ately produced to pay his troops. ts
Another attempt to assassinate Macmillan
is reported. sH as N
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INTERCHANGEABLE first entertainment
of Messrs. Ellinger & Foote, with. the Cont
mental Quartette, and the three smallest hui
man beings in the world, Commodore Foote
Miss Eliza Nestelle, and Col. Small, will be
given this evening at City Hall. There will be
rush to see the little folks.
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+ In the advertisement of the list of unpaid
taxes, published in the Press of Saturday, the
name of Joshua I. Emery appeared. 1t was
an error, Mr.. e having, as he always does,
paid his taxes in due season. "
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THE attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement of j. G. Rockingham, M.
d., who treats patients entirely by Inhalation
and especially to that portion Of it which re-
lates to the success attending this treatment,
as it is practiced in Boston. ...f,,.,, ,.s .,,r
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HANDSOME BLANK BooK.-We noticed in
the book store Of Messrs. Davis Brothers last
Saturday, one of the handsomest ledgers We
ever saw. 1t was manufactured in the bind
cry of this firm by Mr.. L. G. Phillips, who is
one of the most experienced workmen at the
business that can be found. The ledger was
made for the First National Bank.
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FoRTREss MONROE. March /

Capt. G. B. Wilder, of the Freedmen's Blu
rear, who for four years has been in charge of
the negroes on the peninsular, has been re-
lieved and Brevet Brigadier Gen. Armstrong
appointed Superintendent. 80 set
Large fires have been observed to-day in
the woods near Cape Henry. ,t
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DON BoBo.-In compliance with request
from Hon. Jacob Mcclellan, I. Washburn, Jr.,
Bion Bradbury, ]. B. Brown, F. o. Libby. H.
N. Jose, and many Others of our citizens. adj
dressed to Mr.. G. W. Marston, the author of
the Opera of Don Bobo, it will be performed
once more, ON Wednesday evening next, at
Deering Hall, for the benefit of the author
The Opera was prepared by Mr.. Marston for
the benefit of the Freedmen's Aid Association,
and produced handsome sum. We hope our
citizens will appreciate the efforts of the au-
thor, ard give him rousing benefit. -a-'t
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US. COMMISSIONERS COURT,

WIN. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
In this Court, last Saturday, the case of Os-
cor Lasson, for smuggling cigars, was further
postponed by the Commissioner to Tues
day next at o'clock, p. NJ .r.e. 4..,
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Murder and Fire.

r. ALBANY, N. Y, March 10.
q. T. Osborne was murdered last night in
ms stable in Rochester, by G. III. Paddock, who
had previously been in prison for rape. ~ ,
Ayres' wholesale grocery, were entirely burned
yesterday. Loss about $4,000. Insured,
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ARREsT.-A young man named Robert W.
Austen was arrested at the Portland House
Saturday evening, charged with stealing an
overcoat in Lewiston. He viii be taken to
Lewiston to-day. Austen says he borrowed
the overcoat and then lost it, probably to his
Uncle"
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Arrival Of Steamers

sa..5aIf New YORK, March II.
me steamers Hibernian and Caledonia,
from Glasgow, have arrived. Their news is
anticipated.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba, from Grey
town, with California passengers, has arrived.
No news,
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Gigantic Rob6eru.

+ NEW York, March 10.
The Commercial says the banking office of
Rufus Lord, in Exchange Place, was robbed a
few hours since Of S1,500,000 in Government
and other securities. -i ~r-L--- Z 5tJ7I
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Financial.

sfasaG taac as NEW DIRK. March 10.
Tho Commercials money article says the stock
market is dull and weak. Speculation interest quiet
Railroad list a per cent. lower. There is an
tive revival Of transactions in gold.
Governments firm except fves which are lower.
Money easier al 6 per cent. on call.
Gold weak, and the tone of the market favors de-
cline. The prize has ruled mostly at 30f
Shipments of specie per steamers Hermann, City OF
Manchester, and Edingburg, to-day, amounted to
S17O 600. f
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Board of Trade.

The Managers of the Board of Trade held
their regular monthly meeting on Thursday
evening last. 60, -...s. 49,
The committee appointed at previous
meeting to ascertain whether any railroad
company passing through this State is discrim-
mating in its rates of tariff against our citi-
zel,s and in favor of other States, reported pro-
gress in the results of their investigation.
The subject Of cooperating with other
Boards of Trade, in securing a proper repre-
sentation Of this country at the Universal
Exposition of all nations, invited at Paris in
1867, and referred by the full Board to the
Managers, was taken up, and the following
gentlemen appointed committee ON the part
of the Board Of Trade of Portland to take
such action as they shall deem necessary viz,
Israel Washburn, Jr., VIM. Senter, and DIR
William Wood. "a 5auesla.' .
The following communication from the
French Consulate was received, and ordered
to be published in the papers of the city, and
the Secretary requested to acknowledge the
receipt of the same: rsfFis. ~ Iuot i.-.
10 PORTLAND, 2Sth Feb, 1885,
To the President of the Board of Trade,
DEAR SIR Having already resided in the
city ofaParis, and being perfectly familiar with
both the English and French languages, l
would be happy TO assist the Commissioners
from the State of Maine in translating papers
or in anything whatever relating to the
Worlds Exhibition at Paris in 1867.
e, - e. P. LEPRoHoN.
r.
OF Naval officers were unanimously adopted,
and copies of them together with memorial
presented to the Board upon the subject, were
ordered to be forwarded Hon. VIM. p. Fessen-
den, of the u. s. Senate, and the Hon. John
Lynch, of the House of Representatives, and
in favor of the memorialists. q" - q"
A communication from John A. Poor, ESQ.,,
relative to the European and North American
Railway, was laid on the table.
Voted-That the annual subscriptions to the
Merchants Exchange for the coming year,
commencing on the Both of March, be fixed at
So for single individuals, and $40 for firms,
same as last year.
The following gentlemen were unanimously
nominated as the Board of Directors for the
Merchants Exchange for the coming year,
viz, Jonas Fl. Perley, Charles FL. Fling, James
E. Carter, Charles E. Jose, F. o. Libby
Voted-That the Directors of the Exchange
arrange for the Superintendent of the Ex-
change, compensation for the same, and take
such action as they deem necessary to pro-
mote the attractions and general interests of
the institution, and report at a future meeting
of the Managers. a5 aas
Voted-That all applications for the use Of
the Board of Trade Rooms, shall be made
to the President OF the Board, and he be au-
thorized to grant the same at his discretion
Adjourned. Il n, .,-is.... +, ,,as. I. ....-.
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Monday Morning, March IL, 1866.
P oRTLAND AND YICINITY

~ Advertisers ,ciH benefit themselves, as UeIos
accommodate us, by sending in their advertisements
at an early hour IN the day.
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Miscellaneous.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician
III MIDDLE STREET,

| III MIDDLE STREET.
| Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
| WHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located In this city. During the three
years we have been in this city, we have cured
| of the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms of treatment in van and curing
patients in so short time that tho question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
will say that all that do stay cured we will
doctor the second time without charge. l 20
I DIR. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
years, and Is also regular graduated physcian
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous or sick headaches neuralgia m
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula hiy
Diseases white swelings spinal diseases, curvature
palsy or paralysis st. Vitas' Dance. Deafness STAN.
ilering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indges-
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
It's structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
By Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap Win JOY, and move with the agility and elastic
ny Of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the FROST
Dgten hmDs restored, the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deal to hear and
youth are Deliberately the ACCIDENTS of mature lille
prevented the caamitles Of old age obvated and an
active circulation maintained. q
q l. A DI ESrsFTl idg.g4i -
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizz-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
Of the bowels pain in the side and back
train of diseases viii find in Electricity sure means
and ali Of SOss ions line 'O Of
with young ladies', Electricity is a certain specific
and ANDY VIII in short time, restore the sufferer to the
as TEETH TEETuy rrUvrur,
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on plan of said premises deem nav ny nur. y
Chased togetherj and are very desirable for gentle
men i ~ land or water, and are at distance
%om any maDuacturing bhshment: .a,.,d h
pieteft 81 is 60 feet and Broadway 100 feetwde.
r.anee to Broadway lots from Pickett st. .ha- ~
The sale win be positive and unreserved. No pri-@
ate sales Payment will be required follows :-sou
10 per cent. of the purchase money and auctoneers
ICES on the day OF sale; l. per cent on delivery Of
the eed 25 per cent. In six months, and 90 per cent
in twelve months from day OF sale, without interest,",
secured by mortgage of the promises. gia.ts e
Buyers paying cash will be entitled to discount
at the rate OF per cent per annum. To those build
ng within eighteen months alter the pnrchase in ae-
cordance with certain sketch to be- exhibited ONE
halt of the purchase money will be refunded : n.
The title will Re made perfect and the deed must
be taxi n within ten days after the sale. - - ~
Plans and specifications may be seen at the onee u
of VIM. Willis Y Son, NO u Excnange ST., M ny
Cape Elizabeth. ~, ,,,,,,s q so,ri 49,. -
BENJAMIN w. PICKETT "a
lad. .----- - : .I q Agents..
-- HENRYBAILEY & Co., Auctioneers. =
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