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From Washin ssoil.
wAsHrNGToN, May 1.

WASHINGTON, may T.
The President has appointed ana to-aay sign-
ed the commission of Samuel blatchford as
Ju6ga Of the Southern District Of New York,
in Mace of Judge Belts, whose letter OF reslg-
nation was received yesterday: Inns gentle
man assigns rs the reason LOT MS resignation
increased official duties under the bankrupt
law. 49,,
the week were $3.50, AZ; disbursements of
the week, $4.S96y362. 5000 .rI y
The Secretary of State gave a state dinner
this evening. to the Japanese Ambassadors.
Members OF the Cabinet and their families were
admitted to meet them. After dinner Mr..
Seward held a reception for the members of the
diplomatic corps. Mrs. Juarez, wife of Presi-
dent Juarez of Mexico, now in Washington,
was also invited to the reception. 1t is said her
appearance on this occasion elected as much
attention as the Japanese ambassadors them,
selves, the actual circumstances of Mexico and
the personages attending the reception being
such as to make her presence suggestive OF
grave consideration to European minds espec-
tally.
The following is a statement of the public
debt as it stood on the LIST of May: Debt bear
ing coin interest-five per cent bonds, $685.
Ash $50; six per cent bonds of 1867 and 1868,
S15,379,641 80; six per cent bonds of 1881, $685.
navy pension fund, $12,5OO00e. Total, $I54,l
12O3, 341.S0. Debt bearing currency interest
six per cent. bonds, $12,922O00; three wears
compound interest notes, $l34, 1880; three
year 7.So notes. $49,4lS,2oO. Total. $6s7,1l5.-
10 Matured debt not presented for payment,
ST. 3d., 540.32. Debt bearing no interest-U.
S. notes. 1914 ,247 6S7; fractional currency, $2S,
975S7946; gold certificates of deposit, $15,400,-
40. Total, $41S 623, 5O6.46. Total debt, $2,66S-
875,09S5S. Amount in the Treasury---eoin,
STA 25O, 444O9; currency, $33 1873 $780, a. Total
in the Treasury, $14s,OS9,OO233. Amount Of
debt less cash in the Treasury, 81 $40 1856 COG. %
The foregoing is a correct statement of the
public debt, as appears from the books, and
Treasurer's returns in the Department, onlthe
LIST of May, 1867. .1I ''ei
(Signed,) HUGH MCCULLoCH,
..ra 81 -..-s Secretary of the Treasury
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Chicago Markets.

u n CHICAGO, H., May 4.
Flour quiet; Spring extras at Il 80 % IA 80; White
Winter IL 90 "a IL so; Red Winter 10 20; superfne
9OO az 10 90. Wheat steady at PA "a n for No z.
Corn duh aud declined ic sales No. at osi q ~;
No at %. Oats active and declined 4 g ic SAFES
~ q 69c. Rye duh and declined % &c No ozt %
So Barley advancing sales No. Pat SO q 9sc in store
Provisions heavy; sales 900 bills Mess Pork buy
ers option all Nav at % 90 present delivery, nom
nay ~ so 0 % 75 Lard at Ia a. 12ac. Beef Cattle
quiet at 90 q 10 for lair butchers, and 70 q 80
for iair first class steers. Hogs dull at @ &c for
grades: sales rs "a 8 20 for good to choice.
Recepts-S,sO0 bbls. flour, 5000 bush wheat, Ill.,
ments-27OO bbls. -four PSI 900 bush wheat, 61O 900
hush corn. So. 900 bush. oats. -.----- Nm
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, May T.
Archbishop Spaulding sailed in the Pereire,
for Europe to-day.
The ironclad Kalamazoo, 1000 tons, is now
ready for launching. i.'-., 's1s ~ -
q NEW YORK, May g.
Several cases of brutality on the part Of no.
lieemen towards prisoners, have occurred here
lately. Yesterday, officer Conard shot a man
named Brown, in the face, dreadfully mutiIat-
ing it, and entirely destroying his nose. The
ening language to him, but it was proven that
he had not, and the prisoner was discharged
Connterfeiting plates for ones and fives On
the Peoples National Bank, of Michigan, and
legal tender one dollar bills, together with
$4,000 dollars in bills already printed. have
been found by detectives, near Robb's Ferry
About one o'clock to-day, sailboat, in
which three young men were sailing, was cap
sized, and one of the party, named Shelly was
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7iH '-.H.5 A New YORK., May D.
The steamship Union, from Southampton
"a, and City OF Paris, from Liverpool oath and
Queenstown 9th ult., have arrived. W.
MIR. Gladstone, in letter resigning the lead
ership of the opposition, says he will not move
the amendment of which he had given notice.
and will gladly yield his support to any other
gentleman who will bring forward amendments
The Times says Mr., Gladstone cannot resign.
He owes it to the liberal party to remain its
leader. 4, - va -. 49, .oa..,'.. ~
The movement against the reorganization OF
the army in France continued. s..,if 80
The Austrian Reichrath meets May 30th.
Berlin dispatches deny that Prussia had
made any warlike preparations whatever.
Bavaria has not entered the North German
Confederation as was rumOred. 20 .I.ie
The royal family of Portugal were on visit
to the Queen of Spain, and would go to Paris.
The United States gunboat Kansas sailed
from Cape Town March 9Th for Montevideo.
Marshal Forey was seriously i'll. ,.g,T'5 ii ~
Representations in favor of peace had been
communicated almost simultaneously from
England, Russia and Austria to the Prussian
Government. * ~
Girardin's paper, La Liberte, continued to
stimulate war feeling in France.
The Bourse Gazette of st. Petersburg advo-
Gates an alliance between Russia, Prussia and
Italy. trsa..ffq s,HHIlL .ad
The London Times notices vague rumor
that France and Italy had concluded an cffenl
sive and defensive treaty, but deems it un-
founded. - r
A monster reform demonstration took place
at Birmingham on the I'D ult. From $4,000 to
100000 people participated. John Bright made
speech, in which he denounced the Govern
ment reform bill as fraud, tending rather to
restrain than to extend the franchise. Z, ~
Eight thousand working tailOrs had resolved
to strike for reduction of their hours of labor.
Sir Robert Murchison is not satisfied of the
death of Mr.. Livingston, and demands that an
expedition be sent to Africa to clear up all
doubts. ~ @sss 81 -,
On Easter the Pope bestowed the usual ban
ediction on the city of Rome and the world
from the vatican in the presence of great
concourse.S 1891
Omar Pasha had arrived in Gambia and was
making vigorous preparations for prosecuting
the campaign against the insurgents.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies, after a
heated debate, passed the convention with
France for the allotment of the Pontikcal debt
The shipment of gold from Australia during
March amounted to 100000 ounces. -.5,
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More Murders and Deprcdations by ihe
Apache Indians.

ARLINGTON. May 4.
A communication received at the Indian Blu
resu from Geo. w. Dent, Supt. of Indian At
fairs for Arizona, dated La Paz, March last, re-
ports another melancholy massacre of Ameri-
can citizens by the Apaches of Central Arizo-
ma on the I'd of March. Two teams belonging
to resident of La Paz, while returning from
prescott in charge of two drivers, and accom-
panied by five other men, were fired into with
guns by party of about forty Apaches The
drivers and one traveller were killed The
scene of the casualty is about eight miles on
the La Paz side of Date Creek. Two of the
travellers were wounded, and they with the
two others who were unhurt escaped. Tho
Indians destroyed part of the harness of the
teams, rified the wagons and ran off the stock,
consisting of eighteen mules and four horses
About three hours afterwards, another train of
wagons came up, and being prepared attempt
ed to recover the stock. They followed them
into canon in the mountains to the North of
the road, where they were charged by the In
dams and repulsed, and the Indians again
made OIL with their entire booty. After bury
ing the dead they proceeded to town, and re-
ported the foregoing. The depreciation &C.
CURED in part of the road hitherto regarded
rs safe against hostilities. and is an additional
proof OF the increasing boldnesj of the
Apaches.
Mr.. Dent further writes THAT by recent
order of the commanding military officer, a
mlht lry patrol will be stationed between here
and Date Creek, and the efficiency of the
troops will be tested.
1t is belived, but not reported officially, that
some OF the young men of the Tampois and
and Majoes Join with the Apaches in their
depredations, and such is the strength of the
sentiment aud belief that should such a Goa
itlon be proved true, the whites would retail
late on the friendly river Indians and sacrifice
them mercilessly.
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New French Rooted House for Sale,
+ DATED at the foot Of Myrtle Street. within
IL three minutes walk of City Hall Contains thir-
teen well finished rooms; has marble chimney pieces
gas and filtered water. The rooms are all OF good
size, and the house is well built throughout ana
pleasantly located. Size of upper chambers 10 by lG
feet and are light and airy. Price $4,000. Apply to
apr22d3w WIN. II. JERKS.
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE STOCK
%Sc, cutlery, Silver Plated
ware, &c at Asacf...,

WILL be sold at Store No. 3oo ,,o,,,,.o.s,,
~ opposite the Preble house ~ ~
Mayo, at y O'Clock p. NJ, ana cor. inui, .oiiSa y
noon anu evening through the week "A I ~, , eitel
OF CLOTHS for Mems and logs war. Ia'o.s Ioch
Goods bleaehed and brown Sheeting he Ii'sS IS
Huekabuek Towels, bieaehed aud brown Crash vIjsa
Cloths, printed wool Table CoveIr, embcsSedi az D
Marseilles and Scotch Quilts, ladies' no Gentsi %
en- Handkerchief, hen.med Cotton and Iien go
Linen Thread, Fancy $ als, PeIfuncry, aud al,
kinds of small waIe. A large stock o. Cutlery trnn,
the cheap 70 the best ivory handled. 4 he ,fo|
o. SCer Plated Ware of the best quality, cOlsisiig
OF lee Pitchers Salvers, cake baskets Butter Ilsli.
es Syrup Cups; large stock CT Plated and Britannia
Sastors Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons Dessert and
Inetiuln Forks, &c. Also q good stock of a bulns
apSr collars Note Paper, Envelopes, Clocks, Watch
V oeM elfy. &e Also lot OF Hemp CarpIting and
;na;tI n STAR Carpeting Ladies' particularly
W., 70 attend the day sales. Goods sold at mi
Conn., nat AT average Auction prices. Pcdlars AMI
attend this sale y, w I uIT . NihtiSe 70
may 6, ulw u w. iiOl-hES, Auct
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Portland Sovings Banks.

IMPORTS made on or before saturday, May
An. ailI be placed on interest on that day. -
5iv;dsnd Mt tn. rate OF Seven per cent. will
M, nevabe on and after the third "Wednesday, (i5th)
day of May. in.-- u lt-f1 ta->AA W
Omce nj No. 13 Free Street.. il.,-rt .,-.5 = "
I..1,u Isfl JOSEPH G. MOVES, Treas.
aolftnay4 .. % III. u
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New Orleans Markets.

49, y. 4. .ilt' New ORLEANS, May A. u
Cotton steadier but unchanged; sales $500 bales
receipts, 632 bales; EXPORTS 1885 bales; Low Mi-
dlings q az zoe Sugar and Moasses dull and NOM
inal. Flour advanced soc; superfne II rs q 10 II.
Corn advanced SC; White at145. Oats firm at SO
shoulders 81 "a Sci rib sides, 112c clear sides, l3;c.
Whiskey, 2 % az %. Sterling Exchange 1864 a.
149i; New York sight Exchange premium. -ii- y
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Pastry Cooks Situation Wanted.
4 NY hotel keeper in want of a Pastry Cook, can
"A learn of an experienced one by addressing ~
-l -5.rI. MISS RACHEL MOXCEY,
may4 dSw" Cumberland East, Me. q
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Brutal Ou.rage upon CoIorcd Women.

NEW YORK, May 8. ia
The Herald's special Cincinnati dispatch says
ball given by colored people at Paris, Tenn
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad Co. The
male negroes were driven away, the lights
turned down, and nearly every female present
ravished. One woman, it was thought, would
lodged in jail. i 10 11f'2 eil''ti lf
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Chapter OF Accidents.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.
Two colored children were suffocated on L.
Gust street this morning. Their mother lock-
ed them up in a room, which they set fire to by
playing with matches. The fire was extin-
guished and the children were taxen out dead
A young man named Richard Kelly, was
killed by an iron hook falling on his head while
endeavoring to put out the flames, and the
sparks from a steam fire engine set fire to the
building of DR.. James Clintock, on South 9th
street, which was nearly destroyed. $50 r,
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Financial.

10 New YORK. May H. I'd
The Posts financial article says Wall street is quiet
to-day. The loan market is easy with a demand for
call loans at per cent. on Governments and 6 on
Railroad shares, choice grades. Commercial paper 6
q per cent Stocks not very active but firm. Gov
ernments In good demand. Railroad shares unsettled
and irregular; Erie led the market Foreign tx J
change closed firm for the steamer The steamer to-
day took out S439O00 in specie for Europe, . n nv
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WHAT DID IT? Ayoung lady returning to her
country homo after soiollrn few months in New
york. was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
o. rustic flushed face, she hal soft ruby complex
ION OF almost marble smoothness, and instead %
she used Aasan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without 1t. Any lady can improve her appearance
very much by using this article 1t can be orfIered
OF any druggist for so cents '.5t r p 17'f-' 'I
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggsts
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milwaukee, Markets.

MILWAUKEE, May 4.
Flour dull; double extra 10 so; extra 10 co. Wheat
unsettled; sales at 90 q 9G for No. IL 81 q 80
for No. 2, and 66 q IS for No. 3. Oats-adyanc-
ing; sales 30 Tor No. 1. CIrn steady at IL for
No. and 05 for new shelled. - .-.- =,
lReceipts-s0O bbls flour, 800 bush. wheat, 5000
bush. oats 500 bush corn. Shipments-4,00 bbls.
-four l,OOO bush wheat, 400 BUSH oats, 400 bush.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May 4.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat No. 2 Spring
80, and No 8 Oe; Winter held ct As for No. 2,
and 90 q GO for No Corn duifat 90 in bulk for
NO: and 10 sacked Oats firm at re. Rye steady
az ~ g liz and held at the latter figure. Barley
~ g toc Whiskey steady at 26c in bond Mess Pork
q. " o.; Bacon and Bulk Meats unchanged and
EE1ch msfd hrm; sales at 12ac buyers offer 12tc
HA'"anse nrm and scarce Money easy.
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81. LOuis Markets.

al ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 4.
Tobacco active and unchanged. Flour unchanged,
choice fall firm, but low grades dull Wheat-choice
firm at %, 121 q IA, the latter for fancy white
Oats buoyant at "a q 81. Barley and Rye unchanged
Provisions and lard unchanged. Whiskey firm at
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Farm for Sale.

Situated in the Town of West
AkTA n brook, on the Capisic Pond road,
MIaI6e-@R about one and half miles from the
~ flfi;sAIAM city. Containing about eight acres
ea.!52sE21 1E21-of good having land, with large
garden spot and fruit trees. On the premises are a
good Dwelling containing nine finished rooms; good
Barn. Woodhouse and Carriage House, all in good
order; also a never-failing well of pure water. A
desirable location for a residence. Terms easy.
Applyto I'D p Il i>.N ~ III ~ y -
r PHINNEY & JACKSON,
Commercial Street, Head of Browns Wharf.
apr17du
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Ordinance Against Dogs.

Gee. mo dos shall be permitted TO 90 at large
~ or loose In ans street, lane alley, court or rav-
eled way, or in any inclosed public place in this
city, until the owner or keeper OF such dog OF the
head OF the family, the keeper OF the house. store,
shop, Office or other place where such dog kept
harbored, shall have paid 70 the City Marshal two
dollars tor license fof sucb dog TO go at large
SEC I'm case any dog shall be found nOs5 or 60
ing at large, contrary to any of the foregoing rovs-
IONS the owner or keeper thereof the head Of the
family or keeper of the house, store, shop once or
other place where such dog is Kept or har 2re s'i
forfeit and pay sum not exceeding ten ,io,las
All persons are hereby notified that sh,n cause
all dogs be destroyed which shall he ionnu ~ ro
within the city, in violation o. ths Seove
unless the owner or keeper shaiI MY p''ui0N -
N'"'' On VI 700 j. s. HEALD, City Marshal.
,1,,.p oaea Nav l. 1861. May >. dow
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slavery Abolished i'm Brazii,

New YORK. May 8.
The Herald has dispatch by the Atlantic
cable, dated Rio Janeiro, April 9Th, stating that
the Emperor OF Brazil had issued decree de-
clarlng all slaves free. The mandate is to take
efect IN twenty years, and allichildren of slaves
born hereafter are to be free from their birth.
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REAL ESTATE.
Valuable PrODerty
For Sale or Lease.

fyNHE buildings on Portland street, near Libby's
Il corner, viii h have been occupied for the wool
business, tanning and manufacture OF morocco.
The buildings are in good repair, having been built
within four years, and will be sold leased with all
sheep or calf skins. There is good steam engine
OF ten horse power with bark mill teaches and vats
all IN perfect order THE buildings large, and
ness. There is about thirty thousand feet Of land.
with good dwelling house and stable on the lot.
For terms apply to II. b. s. FL. M. HART, b
Apl Is. dim Is Portlan J, corner of A lder St.
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Partner WO2ated !

N good and well established business where the
profits are large and sure This is a rare chance
to engage in good business and l. well worthy the
consideration Of PARTIES with small capital looking
safe investment. Fun particular, by addressing 90.
III I t. H.t. t-fIet..f q. G. PAINE Jan
No. 90 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
MAY 8. d3ts r'ot.- -...I'.l -- : DIrIral
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-mC Mcxav scwisg Machine the only
We nima m existence BY which a sewed loot or
a. ann be male Adapted to all Kinds styles and
;es nj boots and shoes. 20opairs eau be made with
Sic ~, one man with one machine in ten hours
hese shoes AXE precedence OF all others in the
ket and are made substantially at the cost Of peg
gine In by all tie leading manufacturers. Ma
ton furnished at one days notice. For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON MckA Y. Agent, Bath
street, Boston, Mass. Apl 16. dbm
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To be Leased

EOR long term. a very desirable lot Of land in the
l. centre OF trade on Exchange Street, AMI on which
may be erected large store either tor Wholesale OF
retail business. Also several lots Wilmot Street.
near the new Park. Apply or address, for partic-
ulars, H. c. BARNES
apr24 dit Portland Me
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For Sale.

FT,HE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
Centre Streets. Said lot has front on Pleas; nj
Stree. of GIL feet, and extending back on Centre
Street lis feet. Drains laid in cement the
cellars on the premises with the common wers and
never falling well supplies excellent water. The
lot viii be sold. with the brick and there's n,
and gas piping in cellars. As corner lot, it holds
out great inducements to any desiring a capital
location Tor stores or shops. Terms favorab APP
plyto AZ E4B W II. p. DEANE,aE
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street.
April 10. DIFF
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" shall offer for sale House No. 20 sprno .t ",
II is a three story brick house. centralI, as 81 Get
anily located, thoro .ghly finished Ga tIrop , ses
the house. large brick estern ana exec ent b.r;
water. la quiet, good Leghborhood, and one cs
the warmest winter locations in the dit. There ar
double windows for the back and side, good % a
house, and every thing convenient Tor occupancy
he title Is clear. Possession given imIneuia ely
can be examined Saturday and Aondal from t. 4
each p. NJ, and Tuesday, the Gay OF sale, irOlu 10
O'Clock A. NJ. till hour OF sale.
For particulars please call on ..at
May l. u J. ). BAILEY, Aueiioneer.
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MisceIInneous Desun,ehes.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4-Eyening.
AZ t4e rs crGEet match Young America
phia club, in the second innings scorad LOO a,a
Young America in the second inninos v S"o anu
SO with four wickets down The pams l. scored :, ga
finished on Monday. 10 " oe
RICHMOND, May 4.
ed, were opened to-day. The water was twelve
feet deep in them, but no bodies have yet been
recovered.
CHICAGO, May A.
No riotous demonstrations by the strikers is
reported to-day. Squads of police are sta
STONED in various parts of the city, and under
their protection the work in some of the man
ufacturing establishments was partially re-
sumed.
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Hemstreet'sS inimitable HAIR sColorng has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years. 1t
acts upon tue absorbents at the roots of the hair and
changes to It's original color by Degrees An instan-
Eneous dyes deaden and injure the hair. Heim-
streets Is not dye but Is certln in its results pro-
notes its growth and is beautiful lair Dressing,
Price 80 cents and S1.0O. Sold by all dealers =
Saratoga Spring Water. soldby all Druggists.
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TEETH TDErH! TEErui
Seizure of eso0das.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port tho
days hereinafter mentioned violation of the Rev.
cnue Iaws:iizui4tp lp raf-H hH4 40 HU EsfE.u
March 10, 1867, Dbl. containing Flax Seed prs.
Wooden Shirts; 2 prs. Seeks; pr. Mlt,ens, marked
.Hall, yanhnrgin q Cos March "a, 1861, on board
schr G..F. Young, Dbl. Molasses / keg Melasses;
Aprl1e 1861, The boat '.Lucy," Of st. George, her
tao kle, apparel and furniture - '- II
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN tyi
days from the date hereof otherwise the slid goods
will be disposed of in accordance with the Acts of Con-
gress in such cases made and provided. .Qs.. -li
eiu9mI1544J ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR., s4l
L9Jt.d .IA sl..,JLs. Il. 10. y-l--. &. Collector.
Portland, April %, 1867 sl. d1aw3w ~.
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Furnished House for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN about removing from the city.
"A offers for sale his residence The house was built
last summer, by the well known builder s. II. Libbey
Esq, and is replete with all modern improvements
hot and cold water, gas; heated by furnace; water
closets ur stairs and down; French root; fourteen
room !; elegantly lrescoed, and in every respect a
first class house. Neighborhood unsurpassed for re-
fnement and responsibility. The furniture through
out the house is entirely new, and of the best qaaly
bargain to an immediate cash customer. This is a
rare opportunity for family step into an elegant
and comfortable home as everything is in excellent
taste and perfect order. Immedia e possession will
be given. Apply to
+ .,.. WILLIAM H. JERRIS TO
Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hail.
F April IL diff ~
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LYcN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER,-
Cholera Morbus, &C., where warming genial stim-
lant Is required Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for cult
tie. N.' i'i' 7I77' : f-4N
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
afT-.IEr.n s. f.i ilIH june IA. 'Gj---.ofl Syy v