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why suffer from Sores ?

When, by tsc.rse OF the, ARNICA OINTMENT
YOU can be easily cured. II has relieved thousands
from Burns Scutds, Chapped Hands, SUrtlias, Cuts,
Wonnds and euery Complaint of Me Ski,s Try it.
as it costs but % Cents. Be sure to ask for 81
Hale's 47.nicG Ointment,
For sale BY all dfuggists, or send yeur address and
80 to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO.. Boston Mass,
an ana receive box by return mail.W. r. Phillips q
WI agents Tor Maine. a. april I'D
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For sale Chea

AfAsA II story house, well arranged in good re-
mp pair, within nve minutes walk of the Post OF
W dee. Lot 40x6o. Price low and terms liberal
For urther particulars enquire OF
w. N. IERRIS,
no1sdiw Red Estate Agent, opp Prebls House.
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Boarding,

A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gentlemen can
"a be accommodated with furnished room and
Novsfh6er Is. div" nanny n wLLMoT ST.
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RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF Gov. An
DnEw.-At the regular, monthly meeting of
the Managers Of the Board of Trade of this
CITY, on Thursday last RESOLUTIONS Of respect to
the memory of the late Gov. Andrew were
.adopted, and copy ordered to be forwarded to
the family of the deceased. AZ b3a Natss-G
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ST. ANDREWS sooIsry. Thu snadsI mssts
ing of this society was held on Thursday sysn-
ing last, when the election of officers toek
place. The reports of tho several eemmittess
were very satisfactory. The report Of the
financial nnittes showed that the society
was ia very sprospsrous condition. The fol-
lowing officers wers elected for She ensuing
year: Alfred Robertson, President; william
Taylor, Vice President; j ohm Pofteous, Ssere-
,tary; Thomas Ackwan, Treasurer. We were
unable to learn the entire proceedings Of the
meeting, butsars informed it liz the intention to
celebrate the netedgday Of st; Andrswywith sll
ceremonies on the evening Of the sOth, or, ~
that falls on Saturday the evening previous.
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~ sJuDGE KINGsRURyg PREsIpING. 1907
SAfURDAY.-The liqut RS and vessels seized few
days since on the promises OF j. McGlinchy A. G.
Cook, e. Brackett and Chas. Martin were declared
forfeited tetbe city, no claimant appearing.
The liquors and vessels seized n few days since
the premises Of J McGllTwere returned tosbim, he
appearing hl person and giving oath that they were
his nrOnerty and vera NOT intendad for sole -
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PERsoNAL.-OurR Representative in Congress,
Hon. John Lynch, leaves for Washington, tott
day. Hon. Sidney Psrham, of the I'd District,
was in town Saturday ,on his way 30 " ash
ington. Hon. John A, Peters, of the 4th Dis
! tfist, leaves Bangor to-day afop the Capital
Senator FessendepsJ left portland last week and
is in Washington by this time. ., fr-,N '''
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his wife, son and daughter, returned from Eu-
rope by the Scotia at New, York, and reached
this city on Saturday eveRing.I Mr.. Thomas is
looking in much improved health, and his toar
to Europe has been a very pleasant ana re-
treshiDg one.
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EVE rs Y THErG
aI5i , For Sh0o,inu or FisbinD

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Racers, Scissors, Tail
ors, Bdrders and other SHEARS, Frat and FiOaeer
CLIPPERS Ia new thing, and variety of small Hard
Ware, nj ay be ebtainedoft G. l.. BAILEY,
aug27eodttsn y No. as ExcbSH : = |S-~qet.
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NEwADvERTIsEss ENt,s.
-----------.--- -
SouthernPine Boards & Plank
a FEW Thousand feet of 1, Ii II and "a zach
"a Boards, and also soIne ~ and 4 zach plank
partly seasoned- -i q -..s--i rI-fr
/. d T.. r.t RYAN d DAYS.,
nolsdlw a 161 Commercial st.
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! BpnDsGss,s DEAFSRsss AND OArAKRH DR..
, SaFpemers the well known Ocplist and ;Aurist,
VIII return to Portland to practice on Thurs
day, Nov: 2lst. DR.. C.'s practice here last win
ter was large ana successful, and doubtless his
return will be welcomedlby many of the af6ict-'
ed HIS advertisements can be found in an
other column of this paper IA oolao If
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! New Marriage Guide.

~ zssagfo- Yosmg Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, incident TO Youth and Fairly
Manhood, which create impedments to BIAliRi-
AGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes tree OF charge. Address. DIR. }. Skill
LIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association Phadel-
sphta, Pa. - -rsaE L. Sept 26-dXw3In SN
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uogsi, FreckieS, and Tan,
ne only reliable remed for those brown discolor-
ian, Is PERRY's Moth AND FReckLE Lor,oN
Prepared oni BIT DIR. BIC PERRY Dermat ologist
40 Bond street New ark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, and els where Beware ofimltatatiop :
n SSG9yeImneer H. W&SSm ;;,,,a.,q ,,..,;I
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To MOTHERS.

---- To MOTHERS.
LMothers we also commend the NERVINE tor use
as certain to AFFORD quick and grateful relief TIE
Supplying Syrups, or which Opium is the principal
ingredient, are dangerous to life. impair the unc.
tons Sof ythe stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth ofSour Offspring To
cure Wind Collie. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient
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TTCH! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH - SCRATCH

lss3'eaft q = In from 10 to 4s hours: alia5
Wbeatcn's ssiutment cures ? he Itch.
W hfatoEE,s ebSn'flheD' cures Salt kshcup,.,
Wheat0n's Ointment cures Fetter.
y hessaou's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
" heaton's Ointment cures Every kind
~ sgyevhng n0f Aumsr like Magic. So 81
=, IIice. 80 cents box; by mail, 90 cents Address
" EEkS & POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street.
DO ton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists i6
September &c. eod&w1ys sl a4t id13ess -ltt
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BssF- First Page to-day The Rascals Own
Book; Recent Publications; Varieties.
F'oet,h Page-A Fashionable Reform; Ani-
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The FAIR To-NIGHr-Tbe Second Parish
FAIR opens tonight at New City Hall, and we
should THINK from the great preparations that
nave oeen made, and its worthy object, moth
ing snort OF great success can be the result
This Fair has been gotten up on the idea that
the public will patronage it, not from charitable
motives alone, but because they will expect
from the attractions offered, to get full equiv
aient tor their time and money, and We hope
this liberal plan will be fully appreciated. Not
that we by any means mean to say that the OBJ
ject of the fair Is not in itself sufficient to in
duce every one to attend, but aside from that
The success of the entertainments shall depend
upon their own merits. A year and halfs
effort of active hands and thinking heads prob
ably has produced something that will secure
success to this undertaking and give perfect
satisfactionito those who visit this place AFTER
noon or evening during the week
The entertainment this evening will be the
Old Folks Concert in costume
On Tuesday evening the State Street. Church
furnish the refreshments. Those who intend
to donate refreshments for that occasion are
requested to send them to the hall between u
and o'clock on that day. ~ lee
MONDAY EVE, Nov. 2orR-The next lecture
of the Army and Navy Union course win Be
delivered by Rev. Dr. Fairfield. Subject, "Rad-
icalism and Conservatism" In order that the
public may know what treat Is in store for
them on this occasion, we copy an extract from
the notice of his lecture IN the city of Roohss-
ter, N. Y: u.aa'N
The lecture last evening was by Rev. Dr.
Fairchild, President of Hillsdale College, Mick
igan, and is spoken of by all who heard it as q
rare treat. We have seldom seen an audience
so thoroughly held from first TO last The sub
ject was HRadicalsm," aud In its discussion,
elevation of thought and comprehensiveness Of
view were happily blended with satire and ha-
NOR. Conservatism received hard hits, dealt
with So much skill and good nature, that no
offence could be taken; while "Rsdioalisn run
mad did not escape. Rspturous applause a
well as bOistsrous laughter frequently inter
rupted the eloquent gentleman during the hour
and half which his leoture occupied =
| No mere abstract. could do justice 10 such a
lecture. Every body was interested--most were
| intensely delighted, and the only regret we
heard expressed at the end of the hour and a
| half was, that tho speaker did not dstsin as an
hour longer, -----
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Eyssrnmatic salts and strmma tic lsiu.
eeal Waters, Just received and for sale by
.sos4 a GaI .gIAa J.W. PERKINS 81 Co.. ..
no24sNeod&weow sn No. Sc Commercial ST.
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'spon'tsiJse au,vtbine. Else,

DsEr Dodd's Neryine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle -
wx - II. 3. STORER & ca, Proprietoss,
- q p No. 10 Fulton Street. New Yotk
October 10, 1867. W&S1Y
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MARRIED.

In Gardiner, Nov. ~. Ro' ert Fisher Jr. and Mis-
Isabella Cunningham, both of Augusta
In Augusta, Nov. 10, William X. Mulliken and
Keziah A. Douglass, both OF West Gardiner
In Augusta, Nov. II. William H. Jones and Cora
Keene.
In Lewiston, Nov. II, VIM. T. Thompson and Mrs.
Mary E. Cobb both OF Poland "a.
IN West Waerve, Nov. I, Hiram A. Hallstt and
Helen A. Cr0well, both OF W
Lyon.
In China Nov. I, Charles Ii. Nelson and Emma
A. Jones.
In Boston. Oct. T. by Rev. DR.. Stow, j. Henry
DAVIS and Miss Lsuise Connor. both Of Pittsheld.
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1
MINERAL BATIfS ~ ITO DE.
On YSu tspST 6rupEb eigutH p u --.-
ERUPI1ONSon the, FACE -CURED
a.! AtEEt n 81 n u NSGROFULA CURED
BY TKEATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often pernici-
GUS drugs and quack medicines, and use few baths
prepeetfssaa S Win AK ON a.tt,t$
"STRUM ATTIC SALTS?o
Jia These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF tie Mineral Well of the Penn's Salt Man
uiacturing Co.. in Pttsburg and are packed IN ar
tight boxes. One always sufficient foT, aba,h Di-
rsctions arc attached. 1hS8Ea&
TssTE ,lSs - INTERNALLY USE nof.ss
'sStrumatic Mineral Waters r.
Tn bottles Of one and q halfpnts. one sufficient
far aday's use, yI5st 'H'i II .'.'.. a's'H
gsy Sold by Druggists generally. ~
Merrill Bros, No 215 State ST., Boston; Reynolds
Pratt & Co., No loo FuItoc 81. New YORK, Whole
sale agerts. no20f y eod&w1y
TTT IT TITO Hyf yTGFTpf
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DIR. s. $. FFTTCH'S.
sesEa1hi1y Physician.,,
Seventy-six pages: price % cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
reld ard tuiy approved. It's perfect guide 10 the
sick Or indisposed. Address DIR. $. s. FITCH, I25
fremont street. Boston. ISM Jan29diy
GY 1t VIII r5t be convenient for Dr. Fitch 10 visit
Portland again. ~ c4geas r-s-EFa
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issain's1 Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant WINES.
So highly recon amended by Physicianss, nav be
Pile & Co, H. q. Hay W. F. Phillips s. Co, Il. t.
Stanwood aud J. w. Perk ms 81 Go. a. janl2snd1y
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DIED.
M ARI N e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

r saturday, November 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Eu eta, Danham, New York.
Sch BaHner, Cazel0. Gloucester
Sch John U Dennis, Tburlow Newburyport.
Sch Allie Cakes, Cakes, kennebunk.
Sch Laura May, Bateman, Saco. .....
Sch olive Branch, French Cutler.
Sch Lizzie Clark, Clark, Boston for Eastport.
Sch Delaware, kellar, Boston for Thomaston.
Sch Unity. Blbbage, Milbnjge TOR Boston.
Sch Fair Wind Smith, Ellsworth for New York.
Schs Canoyia. Patten and Delaware, Wood. nom
Ellsworth for New YORK. . Ii 4.s
Z Isehs Emily, Grant, and Panama. Woodward. ELS
scEs Andrew Peters. Higgins, aud Asrcola. Whit
taker Ellsworth tor New York.
Sch Minneoa, Smith, Ellsworth tor Boston.
Sch Julia Elizabeth Can'lage, Bangor Tor N York
sch Eva, Jones, Bangor Cor Norwaik
Sch a TAYLOR. Gu iifer Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Pierce, Howes, Eangor Tor Boston.
Sch Mercy u Hope, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Elizaheth, Weber. bangor for + Cambridge
Sch Florida. SNOW. Bangor Tor Brighton.
Sch Ocean Wave Lansil, Bangor Tor Chelsea.
Sch Nellie Treat, Stockton for Boston.
Sch St Lawrence. Nelson, Roc,port lor Boston.
Sch Lake: Mills. Roekland Tor Delaware.
Sch Harriet, Slower, waldoboro tor Boston.
CLEARED
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood NewYork-EInery
Sch f N Perry, Hamilton, Philadelphia--Yeaton
sch julia Decker, Dunton, New York = j
Libby. Hr. lr.
H Sunday, November II.
ARRIVED. .uL
Steamer Carlotta, Nagune. Halifax. Ms.
Barque Hunter, YORK, Philadelphia
Brig Jas Ratchiord, (Br) Crane, Boston, TO load
Tor Halifax
Sch Freddie Walter, Atwood, Deals Isiaod, with
oysterssf E..t..t-g ....r..
Fr0m Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Boston 10th, schs Harriet Fuller, Portland
Senator, Ellsworth; Chas Comery, I'm Hallowell tor
Philadei pha; Cameo, Rondout foc Portland.
Sid i'm Georgetown. DC, nth inst, son Marcus
Hunter tor Portland. -s .ue
| Ar at st John, NIB, 10th inst, brig Bonlto. from
Portland. tat
spoken--Noy 10, torty-ftve miles SIC by 5 OF Cape
HatteTas, sch Hattie Ross, OF Portland, from Carde-
mas tor delaware Breakwatef. with loss OF lore top
and head OF loremast sprung.
LAUNcHFD-At brunswick 18th inst, from the
yard of the late master George Skoleld, I'll st class
barlue OF 934 tons. MI named the Virginia Dare,
owned by Geo Skoltield. d skolfeld, and Samuel
Skolfeld. t..t' .--
At Ellsworth 18th inst. from the yard OF Isaac NJ
Grant, schr OF 1872 TONS named Mary Holt, own
ed by the builder, Capt A Q Holt, who Is TO CON-
mand herr and others, OF Ellsworth.
l -
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= : . Caution,

~ We call attention tp the fact that LIMITATIONS OF
our fine El.ECTRo-PL LATE, consisting of Dinner
Dessert, amt Tea Services, ETC., extensively mr.
ducedby American man lifaeturers; also thai there
English limitations in the market both of juferior
quality. These goo,ls offered for sale NV NAM
dealers and are well calculated to deceive ;rcba
only detect and avoid eounerfeits by noting
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AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND.
Amerfcaa Company ToiIet soaps.
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET s. PALM,
lnese popular Soaps made nom tue choicest
materials, very richly perfumed, warranted not only
equal but superior TO the English and 80 per cent.
cheaper They are superseibg all foreign oieLSoaps
IN THIS market, as 1t is well known that since their IN
production the demand for the latter has fallen eff
FULLY one halt. Manufacture ed only by
b ,MckEONE, VAN HAAGEN y 90;
Nov. l8.weow Philadelphia and NJ" YORK
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Our goods, which can be obtained from all respon-
so9 pear TINS stamp They are heavily plat-
antee them in every respect superior to the best Shelf
. snil GORiLAM MANUFACTURING co. 3D.
Silversmiths s. Manufacturer Of Fine Eeetrn plate.
JuneaS ~ed&Sat Sun iii Providence, R. L.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch Robt Rantoui. 81 tons. was recently sold b,
auction AT Bangor, to SWEET Il Co. for $500.
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Sherih's Sal.

CUMBERLAND, S.
A Auction. by consent Of parties, on TUESDAY,
tbe 10th day of November, at ~ O'clock in the after
nan a. No 2O4 Fore Street, in Portland and conn
~ s,resad the following personal property TO Wit
Earrsls Vinegar, Boxes Names EldeTberry Wine
MnstaId Coffee, Cream Tartar, Spices, Pires. can
Iisa Soap, Starch, Tobacco, Cigars, Salt, Matches
Blacking, two and three gallons and quart jugs
Fiasks Pals, Brooms, Baskets, Straw Paper Ke1
Wine, Harness, Scales Stoves Tools, go.
L. N. PERRY, Deputy SheAH
+. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
November 49, dtd
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The above goods may be found at Loweil.&
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Try it, for itcosts but 25c For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. P. SEYMOUR Il CO.. BIOS
No and receive q box BIZ return mail g sep4dtfsN
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" Cnta9.,.3s C03, De C,sYe.5,i

uEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
1lof the nose and head permanently cured bv the
use of the wehknown remedy, fi :
; IA HKsieder's German snuff!
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AND
'nst5r91A llNiUu4 ADT9sia.h
400 CHILDRE EMS
Ir51' af-r.iI
Boots 81 Shoes i!
r-.l ,lr.. r.l--L 1------ E.. r..f.-
NEW GoODSy
sac ew Prioesi )
JUST CEIVED!
q -ls.sa l.. saa - .... Us.uaiE
h. NUTTER,
fEIzd "a No. 40 Center Street.
nsviedTuTha4v ~ ftNlA % 2. II

nsvssdTuThs4w 't ttLl l1--0-
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Sept II, Lat IS 20 n. Ion "a sow. sAip RuRand,
from Boston Tor Bombay.
) Roy II, lat ss 50, Ion sl2e sch Mary Blsse from
Areeibo lor Boston. ,,r,. MOO -.IT-' =
Nov IA, lat 40 90 lon 70, barque W HOlbrook, for
Portland. .'tStf ID }F'll
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my and Navy Union-Second Entertainment.
ial Reunion and Dance-City Hall.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
Gonnirp Real estate for Sale.

A TTRACTIVE HOMES, one hour by rail-
"a Productive FARMS in Somerset Coz the garden Of kewerssy
Beautiful Country Bloomfield. Madison Moroun and on h
usoB splendid Farms the Mohawk valley Great bargains In Sara
aoga County Country property bought sold and exchanged
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
GonnirD Real Gaiate for Sale.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
khifIwo FARMS together separate 20 aud l53
~ "a miles rom s'esaeost landing hessrs Aston Bg.tr
VIEW on Inc surveyed for wes, Shore Railroads. plenty Of badg
sieent or1er the place Is well calculated for aday sheep s
streams extensive orchards apple peach pear ~ sers phs
ies ard other small sn the parchssey Iro
City " S-'-r -"' '"'A
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
Gedtbers.
HIGHLY .EDUCATED FRENCH LADY,

A HIGHLY-EDUCATED FRENCH LADY,
~ the hshe, repsrar desires 90 - 10 the ouriT With
family or 10 travel Europe Telsf tomanel; untssiA.I
Srsnh and English ht experience n travelling and woud thd
fore largely rpens, hgae testimonials given Address Nile
q. v, Boz No. l46 Tribune Ofec.
SCHOOL-TEACHERS WANTED.-The sub
- teuber EMPLOY or each the United STATE, and
Canada TEACHERS who have formerly he engaged ether 10 Day
Schools or their exclusive 20 The
business 10 for The "ILLuSIRATkD HISTORY OF TUE
BIBLE" bv JOHN KITTO, u. D. r s. 4 Edited by The Rev
ALyAN BOND D. D. Of Norwich Conn over 40 closely printed
psgsi and than ONE III WNDkkD flLLlA1t
RSGRlNISGs ~
This Teenmmsniel hy the leading clergy Of 81 denominations
Christians copies arsiy printed sDd ready for delivery
! Of all Everybody
thev knew book sell - Nf No
Experienced Sch00Ieach,ts School
and Others ntei t nOigc ts great wois
into svery household th, land Por &C. .pp immediately to
the publsher hENkl BILL
TUTOR.-A gentleman who has had large
experience preparing voang igT College desires TUTOR
family for the sumner Reiefs y euson 10 l Rev H.
X Mongomerg D. George G. Athon. H. Lee Ms Albert Gala
tin. Address TUTOR No. il3 East Foriy'e'shthst
WANTED-By an experienced Instructor aud
w Dscinnsnan who about 10 vscate hs present position
PRINCIPAL Of hfstcss, seminary In Central New io similar
With adequate support Address B. No $40 hanst
Worcester Mass.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

A Il II. l.. RIDERS No 80 Pine-st., are found
IA buye for piece OF REAL ESTATE offered BY
Quek sales guaranteed on everything lon at that Office
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE HOUSE for
H SALE Twenty hr,t between Fhh and sIhaves House
wde with dnngcom extension, perfect order
Possession Apply HOMER MORGAN No. Finest e7)
EOR SALE-TwO large first-class three-stOry
and basement brownstone front HOUSES with all modern i'm
the the GEO
HENRY SLINGERLAHD. Apply the premises Of Fifty
Erstst., between Broadway and Zig ghtbaye.
EOR SALE at a sacrifice, an "a years lease of
two LOTS ON Poryninth graded paved and
severed JACOB SHARPE No. "a Pine-st
SIX FULL LOTS on Fifty-sxth-st., between
~ First Second Sold low cash. exchanged for good
unencumbered farm near New York. -
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
IVA GAGEn large small improved property IN The city
OF fHew-York. Apply to W. A. COLT No 4 Pinest
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

IN elegant RESIDENCE in one of the best
locations Brooklyn for SALRThe double houe No 6a Prss
dentist % feet VIDE thoroughly built IN excellent order unocped
applying No 100 Pesdents Terms favorable 10 set
tie r. KELLOGG, Executor No "a Cears NewYos
IN ASHINGT0N-AVE.-- Large and admira-
appointed MANSION. Eight handsome full lots; stable
rear street FOR SALE may RENTED
Republic for school first class boarding house
Particulars and photograph H. RIDER No. 80 Pine
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
w. H. MILLER Auctioneer
RY JOHNSON g. MILLER.
~ AlCTI0NEERS AND


RY JOHNSON & MILLER,
- ArCTIONEERs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. 25 EAssAusr, cor CsDAR.sr Ksw'YoRK
Hone Stores Lots Country Seats Pns bought sold rented .
Loans usS6a9 9afss, Ms, s az os sa'
AZ the Exchange salesroem No. III BroadxayNY
NINETEENTH WARD BRooKLYs PR PRoPFRff Hh'ASIh
BEnvoEDayE, bet Hewss snd Penn sts- choice Lo,s
HooPER-sr. bet Bedford and Leesves-a LetG
RgTLKDeE.sr, bet Bedford and Lee sysa-i Lots
BROADWAY, junction Of Ross ST. Lots
BROADWAY, junction Of Kespst-2Lots
KEAP-sT., Brosdwsy--6 Lots and Cores.
liEwEssT near Maeye3 Lots about the highest grade
WrrHEAvE.-Entire front Hewes and HoOpersts
WYrHE AVE, Of HOopersL-2 Lo,a
The wybeSve lots directly opposite plot purchased
Appleton Co., on gheh they propose 70 erect their magfesnt eah
Hshment at cost Of $4,000
Terms easy all Of above.
On WEDNESDAY May 49, at ~ O'Clock,
AZ TIE EIehsngs sale,room No ~ Bresdray, y
ST. LOTS
sixTHAvE, southwest cor Of Middle St. Lots.
Sixth northeast COZ. Of HineteenhsL sL-2 Lots
RlERsoSsr west side bet Park ard Flushing syes-s Lots
nARTsT, south side near BroadSey-s3 Lots and Cores
DUTLERsT south de bet RALPH and Howsrises2i Lots sra
Cores.
BUTERsr side bet Howard and ssratO aye2l Lots and
Cores
Terms all above PO apply to the AneOhe No IS
VALUABLE HART RYERsoN AND BUTLEa.srs., AND GRA
nAvEBetwsen Frost and w,hsrsts two os Graham
RyHRsoSsTWet side between Park and Flushing aver, eight
H.Rr-sr-south side near Broadway u cores.
BUTLER Tsouth se between Howard aad srs'ogae. u lots
side between Ralph and a lots and
cores
THURSDAY May 90 at u o'clock 1.-THE Exchange Sales Room
No Ill Broadway, ~ Y
railroad, good bungsi immediate possession Particulars at once,
No 23 NassaLst