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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNA1I, May 3.
Flour firm at full prices. Wheat firmer with hut
little offering; No. Spring 90; No. Winter 49,
Oats firm at re. Rye at17O@171, demand light.
Barley unchanged. Whiskey firm al 2Gc in bond.
Provisions unchange, but firm; Mess Pork was in
changed; shoulders and sides at 81 % 9sc Bacon un-
changed; shoulders 3, id,s lie. clear sides he;
Gold-buying 1861. = -
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Notice.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of he STAR
"A MATCH CORPORATION viii be he d at Their
Factory on kenneoee street, Portland. on IUtS-
ing purposes:
To ratiiy and adopt the act Of the Legi lnture Of
Maine authorizing 81 q Corporation to increase l'i
capital stock to 100000. 100.
10 alter AMI amend the Bylaws in any way tnat
may seom eNpedent and to trans Ct any otuer pu7-
mess that NAV come before the me ting.
EDWARD p. oEhhISH, PreslcSnL
Portland Ami % 1857 a pm oV' -"
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For Sale.

THE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
1 Centre Streets. said lot has front on Pleasant
Stree. OF Gil leet, and extending back on Centre
Street 115 feet Drains laid In cement connect the
cellars on the premises with the common wers and
anever failing well supplies excellent water. The
lot will be sold, with the brick and stone thereon,
and gas piping in cellars As corner lot, it holds
out great Inducements to any desiring a capital
location for stores shops. Terms favorab Q. APP
ply to 75s...i H. P. DEANE,
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street.
April 10, diff t'f =. .if.lf-f 4 = lff7 h b
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NOsicc OF Appeals.

USrTED STATES ISTEhN S1'.t ~ ~ S5s H.
,,.o.,dr,s oSlee. 30 Exchange St, p rllanG
Assessof April 18th, 1867.
o,,c1, :. herebv given that, at the ounce Of the
NoiiNosS o. Of said ID strict, in Portland, in the
coun Hss Of Cumberland, on WEDNESDAY, the sth
law Of MAY A. d. 1861, at nine OF the clock IA ilie
nay y, Aupeals viii be received and uete-m!ntd
To- me tie undersigned relative to any erroneous OF
eyrsssiye valuations, assessments orenumorutons by
The Assessor OF said District, the Asss ant =
SCISSOR of any division, assessment dstue- within
said First Collection District returned in the annual
list for the year 1867.
The law prescribing the duty OF Assessors IN rea-
ton to Appeals provides that "All Alleais - We
Assessor shall be made in writing, ana sha.l 81 ecig
the particular cause, matter or resi- Mien
decision is reouestei and hall state the grounu CT
principle of error complained OIL. .,
The 9th Section OF the Act Of congress, approved
July 1sth. 1866 amending what is known as Il In
ternal Revenue Law, requires each Postmes en- %
whom tbis notice is sent 10 post the same In 3 CT
Zoe NATHL G.. MARSHALL,
Assessor First District OF Maine,
anI2QttSslmaya
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Financial,

NEW YORK. May s-2PM.
There 10 no change to notice in money which clos
ca easy at "a per cent. on stock collaterals and
q per cent. on Government securities. Foreian
Exchange nrmer but demand light; prime bankers
bills 1921 Gold higher at the close and the last sales
were at 1861 q 1877. Government securities firm
Stocks weak at last open board and generally shade
lower. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day
was as follows Receipt. $t,s22 ,467; payments So,
069, 293. The Mimi stock market is greatly depress
cd. and closed at decline on all kinds.
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Dem Franci.co Narket.

.a5e-'I lemlgr SAN FRANCISCO, May q
tlouf firm; superfns ate 90; extra ct 90; Oregon
MI $3.50 Wheat quiet at 70 q 2 Is. The ex-
Su 'ns ts viii bs ops
way Of Exports until after the arrival Of the
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LONDON Maya.
Consols higher. U. S. 5-20s are quoted ami Illi-
nois Central lower than at the opening. Erie un-
changed. I'D. - 1..
dispatch from Frankfort state that United States
5-20's closed there last night at 76t. ts. a.
LONDON, May 2, Evening.
Consols closed firm at 81 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
closing quotations tor American Securities: u s.
5-20s ~ Illinois Central shares 7Gs; Erie Railroad
shares AZ j.. .a.g8 ~ tIa oll-f nc
f5 81 ss,- LIVERPOOL, May q Evening
The Cotton market has declined. The following
are the authorized quotations. Mddling uplands 11sd
sales Il, 900 tales Breadstuffs unchanged Corn AS
Wheat lbs 9d for milwaukee, red, and lis Cd for White
California; Barley As 9d Oats 3s I'd. Provisions
steady and generally unchanged; Lard advanced to
DIS III. Produce unchanged. i']-A
LONDON, May 2, Evening
Sugar steady; sales at 24s per cwt Tor No. IL Dutch
standard. Iron advanced 4d; Scotch Pig 52s Cd per
ton, mixed numbers.
LIVERPOOL, May 8, Noon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of cotton
TOR the past week to have been $4,000 bales of which
$4,000 bales were for Spectators and exporters The
stock in port is 1913 900 bales including 900 bales
American. The market to-day is quiet; MiddIing
uplands are quoted at 1iad; Middling Orleans lid
sales 5000 bales. ~ =
- C0nsols at Of for money.
AMERICAN SEcURITiEs.-The following are the
current gu tatiOns for American Securities: United
States 520's III, ex-diy Illinois Central Railroad
Shares rs. Erie Railroad shares 49, III.
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Farm for. Sale.

Situated in the Town of West
AsMA- n brook, the Capisic Pond road,
&IdISA~IR about one and a half miles from the
T. MIENf4N city. Containing about eight acres
@sER2A4.szE13-of good having land, with large
gard n spot anu 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 residence. Terms easy.
Applyto .. .r II! ..-,I.-l 3 =
PHINNEY & JACKSON, 30
Commercial Street, Head Of Browns Wharf.
Aprl7dtf Nfil'uH Fl.a.i .l'. 7if IS
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OFFICES in the third story CT building on corner |
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at of |
fee of OCEAN INSURANCE CO.
Feb. %. If Exchange Street
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--s1..F.t1oTIIt ~ New YORK. May 8.
Chase still declines to preside at the trial of
jeff Davis. He will hold no court in the South
until the civil authority is SO far re-established
as to cease to be dependent upon the military
power. This postpones still further Davis
trial, and the opinion prevails that he will be
liberated on bail or parole by the Circuit Court
in Richmond next week. q
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W u 2
Canadian A6airs.

OTTAWA, Canada, May g.
The Commissioner of Customs has issued
circular explaining that articles admitted free
Of duty as mill and factory machinery under
the tariff, applies only to machinery of all kinds
for carding, rope making, milling of flour, meal
and corn, paper making, saving and other
manufactures when intended to be fixtures
and form part of the mill or factory, and not to
circular or upright saws, cards, spindles, bob
bins, or articles of similar make, which will be
subject to a duty of fifteen per cent. ad valo-
rem, unless imported with machines to which
they belong. Iron chains of less diameter than
hatf an inch must pay 100 per cent. Iron
..m.1ha .e-a MONTREAL, May 3.
Navigation is now open and steamers are
running to Quebec and Toronto. sssk 8
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TEETH! TEETH: TEETH
CHaRLES GRIMMEA,
no,e Of the 18th Infantry Baud,

Late of the nth Infantry Baudl
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
IL Portland and vicinity that he is prepared 20 give
Lessons upon the Violin ANA Guitar,
~ All orders addressed to Paine's Music Store
vii be promptly attended to.
References MIR: III. kotzschmar; Mr. ". Paine.
April 9-,iSns
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NEW YORK, May 8.
Great numbers of refugees are arriving in
this city from Ireland. They give very dis
couraging accounts Of the state of that coun.
try, and say the Fenian movement there il en-.
tirely abandoned. It Is said that Col. Roberts
mas made Especial call upon the Fenian Broth
prisoners ''A's
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The Gospert murder-Threats Of LYNCH

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May Q.
The evidence before the coroner's iurv .t
Gosport to-day, duplicates Willis McNiminway
as the murderer of Johns. He has been ar
rested, and the greatest excitement prevails.
INDIANAPoLAs, May 8.
The money stolen from the railroad office at
Gosport and the clothing of Willis McNimin-
way. the murderer, was found under an ash
hopper in McNiminway's yard. The money
and clothing were bloody. Another man who
is implicated has been arrested. The excite
ment is increasing, and it is feared the citizens
will organize tribunal with Judge Lynch for
a judge and hang the accused before night
McNiminway is a citizen of Gosport, and has
been in the habit of assisting Johns (the VIC
TIM in loading freight and collecting freight
ways. His wife says he did not come home
until IL o'clock midnight on the night of the
murder, and that he left at 8 o'clock in the
morning for Quincy.
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ST. LOUIS, No., May s.
, Tobacco active and unchanged. Flour unchanged
Wheat tirmer at Is q 2 so for choice Spring, ana
90 @ 60 for choice Fall. Corn at % a. 10. Bar
ley and Rye unchanged. Mess Pork at Y so a % To-
Bacon-shsu ders &c. clearrb sides 1lac; clear sides
Whskey dull at IS for Fl ee. - -. ~ =
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FOR SALE.

d. A two story house on Sawyer street. Ferry
E;;; village, finished Throughout, convenient for
1917 two families, and has been built about two
Yeats. 81 biI.rt-4 .Ht
For particulars inquire at the store of
..t.5 5Ei,... .4..a.. tl. A. V. & r. M. COLE.
Possession given 1st Of May. April 20. If
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
rNhE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the vii
L lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine, Is Of
ifered for sale at bargain, II applied for soon.
The House is large, in good repair with furniture
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
ootbuildings. moo T-stl sA
For full particulars inquire Of ..-l-L-
HORATIO BOOTHBY,
.ttk-ta. .-AlAtf a.. ASA ,sft.-. Proprietor.
Or Hanson & Dow, 54d Union st. ...
Fryeburg, Sept. 20, 1865. KY. ID diff
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800 REUARD!

A REWARD of 500 will oe paid tor the recovery
n of the body OF Mr.. j. Hodgjon, who took
p ssage on board the steam sr'Lewston, tor Boston,
after she had left the what 1t is supposed that he
was drowned during the pa ;,ge he was not seen
after the steamer arrived oston.
He was abont 50 years Of e, 8 iect inches HIGH
full black whiskers, black BIZ IL, dark complexion
had on dark overt oat, dar sack and vest, and
dark striped pants.
Any information concernngt ebody can be COM
muncated to ID w. HODGDON. Boston, or to the
subscriber at Portland.
JOHN S. HEAL d. City Marshal.
April %. div
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Flour dull; choice extra 10 90. Wheat declined
q &c; sales No. 2 at27s. Oats advanc d &c. Gun
sales No. at 10. ,tgl EIfI IliN %
Rscepts-2,OOO bush. wheat, $500 bush oats, 1000
bush. corn. Shipments-2,OO0 bush wheat, 5000
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Front Office

FTOnC UmCG,
CECOND Story to let, No 16 Exchange street. APP
- to JOHN NEAL,
Or j. + CLAFLIN,
ap24eodtf No u, nearly opposite.
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THREE HOUSES FORS1LE.

o.. The pleasantly located house on the north
AE:;:I erly corner of Elm and Oxford streets-12
WassIr rooms, convenient for two families Has gas
ANA an abundance of good water. The one story
house ON this lot will be sold tn the prop
crty These houses will pay good interest 70 let.
Also, House No II Elm street; contains IL rooms.
with gas; good cellar, floor cemented; good lot
These houses are within two minutes walk of Market
Square Apply to w. II. JERKS.
April TX CIV
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REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Property

TINE buildings on Portland street, near I.ibby'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 or leased with all
the fixtures and tools necessary for manufacturing
Of ten horse power, with bark ml teaches and watts,
all in perfect order. The buildings large, and
could be used for almost any manufacturing BUSH
ness. There is about thirty thousand feet of land
with a good dwelling house and stable on the lot.
For terms apply to ii. b. & II. M. HART,
Apl Is. dim Is Portlan J. corner Of a der St.
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AUCTION s&i'>
>aalnI NOt.ce.

TUE prop er,y on B, IN, This ia SatA '"'' -''f
l. sold by bubble anc urv cpt. ,,.- . On
4, wiliioe with Tawn Tor H.. .. RATIEN
way >, 1t -. at Auction
Horses, s'arriaoes o. M. onr.w
LNVEhY SAT- RDAY, at II o,.o,, I'll H''''''
- marAes lo5 Marie. stleet, snail ser
Apl -. f. O. BAILEY 49,.
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LARGE STOCIC
Dry Goods, Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware, sc, at Auction.

WILL be sold at Auction, at Store No. $40 F.,.-
w gscss Tee', nearly opposite Tie In, t.e 4,,. @
lately harris Hat anu Cap tOrr, removed o. o. I.l
me fost Odce,l commencing satur' q, al 40 H. s.
anu y O'clock r. NJ and cun,4nu4ns every st .rg q.
~. evening through the ntXt VEGA, IAhGt s.tti.
Sf CLOTHS Or Mems and boys weai, IaJ.cs II,.s
n pSt oetehed and brown Shooting, Ia e. . TO-.
AMI Ir loSels, blesehed aud brow Grass. Ne g.,
- t.""h lible Danlash by the yaFu, Linen l.t.e
SIors;l, plihteI wool 1abe Covers, embossed ,y.
EN- UanJe.o scotch Quits, ladies. Ia, Gems I-
Line. s.1itiiet heumed Cotton and ii.,f- .tu
KINDS of sn,T saney > aps, Peifumery, anu All
the c,,ean - -" lnr-e stJcs CutieIy nom
- oJP ~ - 70 tie beet ivory handled 4 4, ..,s
Sf i@e PiteSera" ar OF the bes quality co.,i.ps
&c Svtun1nIs. IiaISeis, take Baskets Lutitr Ius.-
cs, oy-uPSups, large sock OF Plated s,d frlt,.-
S Ta;S Lea and Table spoons bts,r I
Paper Collars Note Paper EiIyel mes ~ - -ito,''
es, JeMsir,; &c, AlsG loo Of Hemp Carp , and
iacited 10 attend the day safes Coos ,j ~
va.e sac aC average Auc,ion pres Fe,'lay i..,i
Country Traders viii hnu II i.r their aayaat ge An
attend this sale. G. W. HOLMES Aurt
April %. d9t
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. Furnished House for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN about removing from tho CITY,
n offers for sale his residence. The house was built
Esq, and is replete with all modern improvements,
hot and cold water, gas; heated by furnace; watei
closets ul stains and down; French root; fourteen
room elegantly frescoed, and in every respect
first class house. Neghborhood unsurpassed TOR re-
fnement and responsibility. The furniture through
out the house is entirely new, and of the best quay
The house and furniture will be sold together at
bargain to an immediate cash customer This is
rare opportunity for family to step into an elegant
taste and perfect order. Immedia possession will
be given. Apply to
WILLIAM H. JERKS,
April Is. diff
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WANTED.
Partner W02ated j.!

... .tt wanted.
A NICE square chamber or parlor, furnished or
"A unfurnished, with board for married lady
A private family preferred.
Address "Board," this office.
..: April 90 CT
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Fer Sale.

N ~ FSF Sale.
A GROCERY and Provision store, with stock, fix
IA lures and good will in of the best locations
in the city fine chance for business for the right
kind of a man. 200
Enquire at the Press office.
Portland, May 8, 1861 Mays. dtf
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LOST!

IN the evening of the Goth inst, on Congress
~ Street, or Congress Square, LARGE GOLD
LOCKET, with the owners Initials marker 1t,
and containing miniature The finder will ne suit
ably rewarded by leaving it at tho office OF Stevens &
Morrill,, Smiths Pier, Commercial Street.
April 10. ead3t* .-.
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Suburban Residence for Sale.

good two and half story house, with four
"A and half acres of land, situated in Cape Eliza
beth, three miles from Portland, and half annie east
of the Reform School TIE house his eleven finish
ed rooms. This property will DO sold on fav, rabs
terms, and is very pleasantly and conveniently loca
business in this city. Apply to
w. HI. JERRIS,
apr24d3ws Real Estate Agent, PORTLAND.
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REAL ESTATE.
s. 80 -!

49, two and halt story house, modern style,
;;: arranged for two families, containing fourteen
JILL finished rooms, all in good order. Gas aud
water up stairs and down. Situated in good neigh
borhood on t. Lawrence Street. Will be sold at the
above low price, A standing offer of $500 per year
rent. Terms easy. Title clear. Applyto
GEO. r. DAVIS g. co,
Dealers In Real Estate, Morton Block.
MAY 3, div
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For Sale.

.. a.al -.t Boa FOT Sakcs
THREE storied brick house No. 80 on High Street.
i corner of Pleasant, now occupied by the sub
scrber fi'''i+'
Also, two three st0ried brick stores Fore Street.
corner of Pearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition wall slated roots, the rear Wharf Street
four stories with cellars For terms and particulars
enquire Of the subscriber ~ y
-x-t.s.e NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
. Portland, April 3, 1857. diff W
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Eight Hours-UnpIeasnnt Results I'm Chi
caSo-A Forcible Demonsfration by
W0rkingmen.

CHICAGO, May 2.
The eight hour labor movement il already
producing unpleasant results among employees
aud employers. In large number OF manu-
featuring and other business establishments
operations have been wholly or partially sus-
pended, the men employed in them insisting
on the new system as to hours, while the en-
ployers refuse to make such change In some
instances the employees demand ten hours paw
for sight of labor. In others the employees ask
eight hours pay for eight hours labor. while
others are willing to work the same number of
hours as heretofore, receiving the same rate of
pay. The unemployed at some places have al
ready interfered to prevent those who are will
ling to work from doing 80. Early this morn
ing some five hundred men gathered in the
neighborhood of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad shops their object being to
close up tire ten hour establishments. Their
first move was on King 3 Brothers lumber
yards, which they summarily closed. Goss &
Phillips planning mill was also closed, and they
next visited billions lnmber yard, where they
were met by the police, and after parley for
some moments the mob left for Fort Wayne
depot where they we're again met by the po-
lice. After much loud talk the mob retired.
Other places were visited, hut there were no Sc
fiOus results. = f.
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IVUI ONI ICIN w QuICU
On and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
Office of the lirt 81. ~
Portland Sugar. Co.,
b ~ III Danfarsh Sc. s..
Febsdtf l4i 49, J. 3. BROWN & SONS.
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Ladies, Look Here !!

new article for holding he egg while boiling
Every egg kept separa @. and not disturbed un til
they placed the table. Call and see at No. %
Market Square. I
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- FORTRESS MONROE, May g.
Mrs. Davis went to Washington last evening
for the purpose of conferring with President
johnson upon the release of her husband.
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H. LEE.
To Let.

TITO n Jeweer or tor some neat business part of n
new store. situated in the finest business local
ity on Congress street.
For further information enquire at the Press Office
Nav g. Il
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[.asA A house containing eight rooms, in good re-
@;;;I pair, situated in Freeport Village, eighteen
&i;l miles from Portland. Has four acres Of land,
tctit trees, &c. Price only $500. Address Horace
apr24d3w& 3,..... Portland
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MU TU AL B H ~ II HI
Life Insurance Company,

Newark, N. y. 4tt "un."
Osyaniedin Charter Perpetual.
paid $5,125,425,
declared Dividends the of $6OOsS39 with assets well
amounting 81 1900 900.
Dividend per . ... ....r.....
for 1866, 81 O34, $500.
the Its
for capital
and mmoaerate o
fully selected careful in adjusting
Re-
hardig
its nstmn
premiums the members paid them when due @
inthe
o in a
RESIDENT
sTE9NG BEHI 6ohb 6LEE
2 4aAR TAGKs8N NJ D. p GfASr
LEWIS G. GROVER, RANDALL H GREENE EDWARD A. STRONG
A sSELfISa SHaEsfTAn Ferry MILLER
WARREN SPARROW, State Agent,
..ip4l..s PORTLAND MAINE.
has above
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For Sale---House on Park St,

pElNG about to remove from this city I offer for
~ sale my House, No. IS Park st. 1t is good size
and conven emit, with all The modern improvements,
Bathing room, in which Is Hot and Cold water Gas
furnace. &c. Con ected with house is a good stable
Pc session given first day Of May next. Enquire at
wharf Of j. h. Hamlen, the subscriber STEPHEN
PATTEN, or OF w II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
Jan30eodtf - 49,
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Four Houses for Sale.

-Four Houses for Sale.
49, TWO story brick house No. 252 Cumberland
&;;si Street, containing thir rooms for two fam
49, lilies. Has gas and spring water ~. =
lHa" - ALSO, - .a. Lub
A two story wooden house, eleven rooms VIII
accommodate two families. 'i'ilI
.g 49, ALSO. - .-.. ..fGrF
A block of two houses, convenient for four fami-
lies. t4 tir 49,, -. -.
The above property is very pleasantly located, and
annum, and will be sale and profitable Investment
fAIplyto s ,I - W. ii. JERRIS.
April 20. d3w -, - -.
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$4,000 city sugar keas1 Vest Ct F cGS
mercias, near foot of Emery street. Is, 'iai. .,..
Proposals will also be received for Sugar Bar
rels, and a sample may no seen at the Office OF the
Company, 1924 Commercial, at corner OF Union st.
tebi2d&wtf %. astiit go n .t'i Il. C. HERSEY
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Two Lots mt &275 Eacl,

T COATED at Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth
~ These lots are pleasantly located. Size of each
81 by % fest. Apply 10 800,
April 20, 3w w IT. JERRIS
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LOST AND FOUND.
L o S Il +!

A SMALL BLACK AND TAN PUP; white on
IA breast paws and tail. Whoever will return sal |
dog to 179 Commercial Street, will confer IA favor on
the owner. may2d5t
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Flour Barrels Wanted.
Wanted.

"E will pay 80 cents each FOR first class Flour
w Barrels suitable fol sugar.
sii.l..lU WfNa LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
novl3itf 5000 Hil .iH 139 commercial street