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The Portland daily press., 1867-04-27

ST. LOUIS, April &c.
The correspondent of the Democrat with
Gen. Hancock's Indian expedition, sends the
following Intelligence regarding the movements
OF the Indians:
Deserted Cheyenne Camp. Thirty Miles from
Fort Learned, April 1Sh.-Dispatches were re-
ceived last night at headquarters, from General
Custar that the Indians had burned three sta
tions on the Smoky Hill route, killing and
scalping men and burning their bodies. Or
ders have been sent to each post on the Santa
fe and Smoky Hill routes warning ali settlers
TO be on the alert, and informing them that the
Indian war had broken out at last, and that the
savages intended to be good to the threats they
had issued during the winter. This raid is at
tributed to the Sioux, who were encanped with
the Cheyennes in this village. Gen Gustav
has divided his command taking five compan-
les with himself to pursue the main body OF
Cheyennes and Sioux, and and sent three com
panies Of cavalry after the band who commit
ted the raid, who are supposed to be part of
those Sioux that committed the massacre at
Fort Phil Kearney. We strike out for For.
Dodge tomorrow = IN
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New York, April %.
Marshal Murray this afternoon discovered
S24 600 counterfeit money buried on Staten Is
counterteteIs, Nelse Stewart and Jack eau
ter, now serving their time in prison. The
money was buried by carpenter, who has
been arrested. On arrival at the place the de-
tectives at once began their labors and soon
came across two bags, two Of which We're very
much rotted. In one bag they found $4,000
in counterfeit 90 cent currency. In the other
bag there were number of plates for printing
and $4,000 in counterfeit State bills; 5000
of those Were on the Fishkil bank of this State
and the remaining $4,000 on the Mechanics
bank of New Haven the former represented
So bills and the latter $40 bills. The money
was brounbt to Mr.. Joseph Gaillar's of the de-
tective service, and will probably be forwarded
to Washington tonight
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From, washington.

-a- WASHINGTON, April 20.
The Supreme Court room was crowded WIZ WIZ
lawyers, including many of DISTINCTION, anu
other interested auditors among thelu the
Secretary of the Treasury All OF the Judges
were on the bench. Attorney Gehern ocah-
berry opened the argument in the mississippi
and Georgia cases Charles OConnor, Esq,
of New York, replied to the argument OF At
torney General Stanberry. The argument will
be resumed next Friday, when Robert i
Walker will be heard for the State of Missis
sippi, aud Attorney General Stanberry will
reply.
this evening, accompanied by Mr. Chiffon. OF
the State Department, and are auartered at
No.mey's Club House. ~
Under date OF yesterday, the Treasury De-
pa[Imeht, gives from the Office OF the Comp
tfolier OF Currency, an abstract of the mar
terry report OF the national banking associa-
uons OF the United States, showing their con-
allon on the morning of the first Monday in
AprIl 1867, before the commencement of bust
ness, as follows:
resources, loans ahd discount, $59,7l2 409,-
600; real estate, furniture and fixtures, 81 $685.
fo9,S5S; expense account S566, 5f2, 997; premi-
ums paid, S340, 262,9 $40; c3sh items, including
revenue stamps $S,7S7 ,643, 5o4; dues from ma
uonal banks, $40, ,5S5; due from other
banks. S1072027, 139: U nited States bonds to
secure circulation, $S33 1893 S65O00; United
States bonds TO secure deposits, So, $40 $50 600
United States bonds and securities on hand
SI,o52,9l0OO0; other stocks, bonds and inert
cages, S2,0l9, 49, 52l bills of national banks,
Sl,2S6, 1890; oils of other banks, $S5274 500,
specie, 1033543, 233; legal tender notes, $9,266,
157,76l; compound interest notes. So 402,909,5O0;
aggregate, Sl46,2 20, 7S9,S00. Liabilities capi-
tai stock paid in $41S,S44 445 400; surplus
fund, $50, 9321 ,356; national bank notes out
standing, 1896 514,700; individual deposits,
loss, sos, 1868; United States deposits, 49,
739,647 1856; deposits of United States disburs-
ing officers, S258, 201 ,544; due TO national
banks, $9li5, 225, 25S; due to other banks ana
bankers, $2,306272 1856; profits, S3l08, 1886, 592;
aggregate, $146272, 7S9,700
There was an Odd Fellows procession here
to-day. Five encampments and fourteen sub
ordinate Lodges, headed by the respective
grand bodies of these branches of the Order
The total number of members in the District
of Columbia is over 1000, of whom about 1906
were on parole, in company with visiting
brethren. Grand Master Jarvey, of Balti.
more, delivered an grafton, in which he stated
that the receipts of the Order throughout the
country, TOR the year ending July last were
$ll00OC0, of which $4,000 were expended for
burals, $4,000 for the relief OF widows and or
phans, 900 for the relief of brethren in dis
tress. Alter other ceremonies the procession
was reformed, and passing through the
grounds of the Executive Mansion. was re-
ceived by the President. Tonight the Order
Is further carrying out thanksgiving by a
grand entertainments at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Odd Fellows Celebration ia RostOn

-, - , - = bUSTUN, April. 70.
The Order OF Odd Fellows in this city ceIe-
brated their Thanksgiving this evening in Fan
euil Hall, and the spacious building was crowd
ed with the Brethren of the Order and their
wives and daughters. The exercises consisted
OF addresses, poem, vocal and instrumental
music, ball and supper. M. W. Grand Mas
address of congratulation. P. G. M William
Parkman of this city made an appropriate
speech, as did also p. G. M. VIM. ii. Barnes of
Georgia. Bro. i. z. Shllaber Mrs. Parting
tcn) delivered an original hymn, written for
close of the above exercises dancing commence
ed. The festival was great success and the
most numerously attended the Order has ever
had .Hf--rH
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE STOCK
OF
Dry Goods, Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware, &c at Auc,,.u

VIII DC sold at Auction. at Store No. 900 Com.
ntl stIari ~ - nearly opposite the In bic Hon1e
tlatelJ harIls ma anu Cap tore, leu,l,,.
the Post 0ihee commencing Saturday a. 10 a. t
aiiG . eiocA NJ, anu committing every aGeIno9n
OF CLOTHS for Mems and Boys wear Ia,,,es, IN
Goods bieiched and brown Sheeting a Ia. 80 -
Huckabuek Towels bleaehed and brown 6ras, , ~ %
and brown Table DamasA by the yard, Linen Tahyo
Cloths, ptinted wool Table Covers embosse,i ~
Marseilles and Scotch Quilts, ladies' nj Gents No.,
en- Handkerchief, henimed Cotton and Li"tu 90
Linen Thread, Fancy 5 APPS, Perfumery, and ali
klhds oil small wa4e- A large STOCK OF Cutlery rom
.ne eaeap 50 To the best ivory hanGled. Il aae sfocL
~ 9taoer rated Ware of the best quality, Consisting
% Se fltehers, Salvers cake Baskets Butter Ds!is
Ca,sSylup cups; large stock OF Plated aha Britannia
Mei, LEA, Dessert and Table Spoons Dessert and
Paper 1io o's &c. Also good stock Of Albums,
es JeweIry ,NOte Paper Envelopes, Clocks, Watch-
Venetisn &c: Also lot OF Hemp earn. fipV and
iaeied to S a1ia Calpeting. Laes are tiriiclriy
vate sale mr. . the dag safes. Goods sol ct PIT
CountTy ~ a. average Auction prices Pe1lgrs ann
attend this sae "ii hhu II {. r their acvaUt &c to
April %. d9t u W. hOLMES, Auet.
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II III e M AR TX E 4 q.
Financial.

New YORK. April 26.
The accun ulation at this point continues and offer
ings are only partially absorbed by the demand
Call loans % per cent Discounts 81 "a per cent.
Exchange dull but firm at 1898 a. 1922 Tor bankers
paper. Gold gradually declined and closed at 13S "a
1854 cash. Gold more plenty and loans ma &c at 3-6l
to fat Government securities in good demand and
closing prices highest OF the day. Stocks were HIGH
or and strong after the board The speculative feel
ing for rise has been stronger to-day than Tor some
time mast The business at the Subrreasury to-day
was as follows: Receipts S., 1899; payments ST.
45255l; balance Si20,65S, ll5 The receipts include
1882 900 for customs.
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Cincinnati Markets.

| CINCINNATI, April &c.
| Flour in good demand with an advance of 25c
trade brands IA Y a 100 fancy 10 so a. is 90. =
! Wheat advanced &c with light supply; sound Winter
not graded at q No2 Spring at so; choice Ken
tncky White at %. Corn in good demand; sale
this forenoon $4,000 bush at 10 in sacks, anu 81 q
tec m bulk, but closed heavy Oats II q re and IN
Pork quiet but firm at % So Bulk Meats unchans-
ed. Bacon shoulders &c; sides lie; clear sides nc
Lard hrm at 10 q lac. Exchange firm. Money easy
ply OF currency is increasing. -
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Ssw sserh Rafsst.

NEW YORK, April 20
cotton.-nore active and fully q lie h CHER: sales
$3.50 bales NIidding upands 26 q 26:c, closing with
h ,l1ers refusing to sell under &c.
IN * N 1880; Round hoop Ohio II or n, IA e.. W.
ern 10 % q fiGo; Southern l2oO q 1865; California
Is 90 a 10 40.
wheat-actve and excited and a 7c higher. so,os
81 900 bush.; Milwaukee No. at 2G5 AZ Ok. wa;a
California at ~; White Kentucky choice at 8 *
GOO C9rmdu, anu heavy and a &c lower; sales 80,
om BUSH. Mixed Western at 1 3S "a 37I: Somtbe, n
VINE TO arrive at S5; do Western at sGi
&c gher and less active; sales 5000 bush
Beef-steady.
Fork-fffmer; sales new mess % So
Lard-steady and quiet.
bohd 0' Nv D''''' "0''' " WV "
Sroceries-quiet and unchanged
:, naval Stores-Sprits Turpentine at 75i q 7Gic;
Petroleum--trmer; sales of crude at Ice; refined
bonded at 81 a 27tc.
Tlllow-seady; sales at III q 11Sc.
ito tn
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LfFrraF = .--t ST. LOUIS, NO., April &c.
Tobacco dull for low grades but firm and active
bright Leaf. Flour-choice firm, but medium and
IL %. Wheat declining; choice Spring 2 80; prime
Fall 20 az 25; choice 40 az so. Corn fiat 16 a
90 Oats advanced; sales at so "a SIC: Barley ami
Rye unchanged. Provisions unchanged. Lard nom
inal at l24 q 12ac for choice. Whiskey nominal at
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BERNIE, April ..
The Swiss Governm ent will post an army OF
observation ON the French frontier. -U- zH
.a- DUBLIN. April %.
The trials of the Fenian prisoners for high
treason, have been resumed, and the prison
ers Burke and McCafferty were to-day arraigil-
ed.
PARIS, April 25 Evening.
The leading editorial, of an official charac-
ter, in tile Constitutional to-day, declares that
France does not desire war, and will use all
the means consistent with her national honor
to void it.
The Moniteur to-day has an editorial, charg-
ing Prussia with neglecting to carry out the
stipulatons of the treaty of Prague with re-
gard to Schleswig. so s
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-27
House and Lot in Ferry Village for
SoIn

A TWO story house on FIR mt Street, third house
"a from Sawyer Street. Said house contains six
teen rooms, god cellar, newly painted and blinded
ana IN up top repair Lot front line So feet; real
me "a feet; depth 14i feet. This property is finely
situated Tor boarding house. Apply to
Il. y. BAILEY,
April o. diff 1Rl Enrn Strant
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TEETH TEETH! TEETH
Sale Of Forfeited Goods.

THE following described Merchandise tovi,,, boo,
Il seized for violation Of the Revenue avs ~ ~
United states and the U. S. Appraisers at this par
ing the same will be very large and ispro,,t
70 us vaiue It VIII be sold at public auction az ems
emhouse Wha !, on Wednesday, NAV l. isgI ~
O'Clock A. NJ, to wit: > ''o'' u 1
One Boat called the sLucy." OF ST Cao-,, ho,
tackle, apparel and furniture s0' "''
under the provisions of Sect 10 Of the act cntitIa
All acs further TO prevent smuggling and for oihe
purposes, approve July Is, 1SC6
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR. Collector
Portland, April % 1861 -dtd - '' N''ie0'Oi'
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Notice Of AnHaalS.

NOsICe Ga Appeals.
UNITED STATES internal REVENUE, /
First Collection District OF Maine, |
Assessors Office, SO Exchange St., Portland,
April 18th, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the Office of the
~ Assessor OF said District, in Portland, in the
County of Cumberland, on WEDNESDAY. the Sth
day of May. A. D., 1867, at nine of the clock in the
forenoon, Appeals will be received and determined
by me, the undersigned, relative to any
excessive valuations, assessments RECOMMENDATIONS by
the Assessor OF said District, the Assistant As
SCISSOR of any division, or assessment district within
said First Collection District, returned in the annual
list for the year 1867.
The law prescribing the duty of Assessors in rela
ton to Appeals provides that "All Appeals to the
Assessor shall be made In writing shall specify
the particular cause matter thing respecting which
decision is requested and shall state the ground
principle of error complained Of"
The 9TH Section OF the Act OF Congress, approved
July 18th, 1866 amending what is known as the In
ternal Revenue Law, requires each Postmaster to
whom this notice is sent TO post the same in his of
flee. NATIrL G. MARSHALL,
Assessor First District of Maine.
apr20tt&stmayS 81
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Chicn2o Markets.

CHICAGO, Ill., April &C.
Flour moderately active; Spring extras IS 90 a.
II 90. Wheat firm ana advanced &c; sales No. at
ESQ @ ST.; No at 5s a 63, closing quiet at 60
No. 2at 9sic 90 90, but closed weak at O6S for No.
l. Oats fairly active and advanced u a &c; sales at
go a. 62 for No. 2, closing at 6Ot a. 6c Rye weak and
declined a. PC; sales No at As 90 so; No 2 at
46 a A, closing at 40 for No. 1. Barley quiet
with small sales at 20 a 50. Provisions dull Mess
Pork % go Lard 12s "a 12sc. Live Hogs dull and
declined 10 "a 25c; sales at 70 @ 12l for good to
choice.
Receipts-4,0O0 bbls. flour, A. 900 bush. wheat a.
900 bush. corn. Q. 400 bush oats 1900 hogs Ship
mentsiO9O bbls. -four, 900 bush. wheat, no. 900
l,Inh
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MILWAUKEE, April 90.
riour duii but firm superine Winter 16 so; double
extra IA 90; extra II Is a ~ TO- Wheat irregular
sales No. at SO; No. at27 20 a 10: No. at 90
Oats active; No. at 6f5. Corn quiet at Il for No.
1 old; shelled o..
Receipts 1000 bbs. -four, 1900 bush. wheat,
$500 BUSH oats, 1900 BUSH corn. Shipments 500
bbls. -four $500 BUSH wheat, l. 400 BUSH oats
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MtseefiHheohs pc-phfcness
Boston, Apail 2G.
The Legislature to-day elected Charles Al
len. of Boston, Attorney Geneaal, on the sixth
ballot.
NEW ORLEANS, April &c.
Another crevasse in the parish of Ascension
mas seriously injured the levee. 1t is levee
newly built,
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 20.
AN incepdiaIy fire ia this cily occurred to-
niuht, burning house on Dwight Street.
Loss $4,000. The city authorities have offered
$500 reward for the arrest OF the incendiaries
within year.
NORWICH, Conn, April 26.
Charles c. Williams, the spirtualist convict
ed of assault with intent to kill his daughter,
was to-day sentenced by Judge Park to five
years in the State Prison. lie IS IN very poor
health and his counsel may carry the case to
the Supreme Court.
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New Orleans Markets.

sa NEW ORLEANS, April &c.
Cotton active and higher; Low Miidlings "a 90 23t
sales S,o0 bales; receipts OF week tO21 bales against
9l22 last week; exports 40 bales; stock in port
Ia,s44 bales. Sugar en- limited demand at i28c for
for prime. Sterling Exchange I49 a. 1874, Exchanee
on New York premium. "a
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TUESDAY,, The Mirtieth day of
ses-H 12DriL. instant,

AT TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON to give
in their votes upon the following question, to wit:
hall the city OF Portland loan its credit in the
OF Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, or, if said sum
exceed two and half per ceut OF the valuation OF
Portland for the present year, then the sum which
that percentage said valuation will produce, to
aid in the construction of the road of the Port
land and Rochester Railroad Company, and to
that end issue its bonds TO amount not
ceeding said sum. under such regulations and restrc-
tons as the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the
city of Portland may deem expedent, provided that
bonds shall not be issued To amount exceeding
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars until sat
isiactory evidence shall be produced to the said
Board that a connection with some railroad or rail
roads in the State OF New Hampshire leading to the
West Will be made.
And shall said city also loan its credit in the sum
OF Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, or, il
said sum exceed two and half per cent. of the
uaiion OF Portland for the present year. then the
sum which said percentage on said valuation will
produce, TO aid in the construction of the road of the
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Company, and
TO that end issue its bonds ID amount not exceed
ing said sum- under such regulations and restric-
tons the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen may
deem expedient, upon satisfactory evidence being
produced to the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen OF
the legal ganizalon of said COMPANY and that re-
sponsible subscription to its capital stock to such
amount as may be satisfactory u the said Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen has been made-and provided
that M bonds shall be issued to aid in the construc
ton OF the last named railroad within year,
until satisfactory evidence shall he furnished to the
said Board OF Mayor and Aldermen that railroad
has been commenced and will be com pleted from the
terminus of said road at the western boundary OF
this State through the State OF New Hampshire, to
| some railroad in the State OF Vermont which has
becn or shall have been constructed securing con-
tinuous line of railroad from Portland to Oglcns-
burg m the State of New York; tn City OF Portland
receiving as security for the aid rendered aforesaid
first mortgage on the road bed, track (epots roll
ing stock, and franchise, of such company or com
panies respectively as may receive aid under this
vote?
The polls to remain open until four O'Clock in the
| afternoon when they shall be closed.
The Aldermen will be in session in the Council
Room in Market Hall, from nine O'Clock A NJ Ia
three o'clock NJ each of the three secular days
next preceding such day of meeting for the purpose
of receiving evidence of the qualifications of voters
whose names not on the lists OF qualified voters
and for correcting said lists.
Per order,
j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
L A 40 NM ndt
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Suburban. ssesifence for sa1a

A good two and half story house, with tnur
n and half acres of land, situated in Cape Eiiza.
beth, three miles from Portland and half mile east
OF the Reform School The house has eleven finish
ed rooms. This property will be sold on favorable
terms and is very pleasantly and conveniently loca-
ed ior country residence for gentleman doing
business in this city. Apply to .-'l
W. ii. JERKS,
aprZiu3w" Real Estate Agent, Portland.
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HOuSe and Land for sale.

uALF mile from Gorham village, on the
IL new road to Portland, neat Gothic Cottage
House with stable and buildings al. conveniently ar
ranged in good order and ready for occupancy and
well OF pure water. From four to eighteen acres
OF land, as may be desired. -s-r.a.-.r
Apply in Portland to I. P. Harrington, &c Market
Square, or in Gorham to j. l. Stevens. sr
GOrham April H. 1867 eodSwem
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REAL ESTATE.
The Best Bargain i'm Portland.

A LOT OF land 75xl6O feet, located on Congress ST
= few rods east of the Park. This is a fine OPP
portuhlty Tor builder to erect block of houses
tnat WILL SELL AS SOON AS COMPLETED This
Apply to
Apro5-lff ~ SWINE
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o. For good two story house and lot within
Eh;;,,. three minutes walk OF the City Hail. The
.GhassA. house contains sixteen well finished rooms
very conveniently arranged to- two families. $500
Of the price may remain on MORTGAGE.
Apply to W. II. JERKS,
q - -
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The Uniou Pacific Raiirena-Iudi,u
Affairs. . .....

r ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 81
The Government commissioners to-day ac-
cepted the seventh section of 20 miles of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas branch This
brings the road to Salina 80 miles north OF
Fort Riley, TO which point freight and passen-
ger trains will run on the LIST of May. The
amount OF transportation done by the road for
the United States Government during the
month of March reached the sum OF $34, S6j.
one half of which was returned to the United
States Treasury in accordance with the Pacific
Railroad act
A dispatch from Gen Suly dated Fort Sed. =
wick, April 21st, states that he has had salts
factory council with the Ogallalla and Butte
bands of the Sioux Indians, 100 in number,
and representing 400 lodges and located them
IN the country between the Platte and Smoky
Hill rivers.
The steamer Jennie Lewis landed 1000 troops
and 400 tons of government freight at Omaha
to-day. fte5s
Fort SEDGwIcK, Nebraska, April %.
The council between the special Commission
ers and the Butte and Ogallalla bands of Sioux
Indians, representing 7OOO warriors, has been
concluded. The indians agreed to go upon a
temporary reservation along the river Repub-
hcan during the existing hostiiities
A war party of IL Butte Sioux came in last
night from Powder river, desiring peace One
OF the party acknowledged their participation
III the Fort Phil Kearney massacre. They
state that the Indians engaged numbered 2OJ0
Twelve of them were killed. among whom were
three chiefs, and many wounded.
Hostllities between the southern Cheyennes
and Gen. Hancocks troops are reported. III
these hostilities continue general Indian war
1t inevitable.
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S3.6OO
For Sale or to Lease.

WILL buy one two story house anu one one and
" half story house and lot 81 by so ieet; now
rents for $780, Inquire of j. G. PROCrFK
ADril % div
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'HE new block on the eastern side of Cross street
suitable for Stores, Offices or Mechanics' Shops
quire of -lfIF - I q PR0CTLP
April "a. DIFF
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Farm for Sale.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE

-r. FOR SALE. The pleasantly To-
AlhN-N Gated house and lot at Back Cove,
E4f.l fsA-lI at the end of1rkey's bridge, known
HA III s,ssS,a&T as the Sisby estate. Upon the
$500 premises is good two story house.
barn. calria e house. There is one acre of land
which may be divided into good building lots. Has
good orchard and the best of water.
Apply to W. H. FERRIS
ALL II. 3W Onnosita PrahIa uouse
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Il. vi. PATTEN 81 CO., Anet;oncers,
.s OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Real Estate ON Atlantic Street at
Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, May LIST, at . o'clock P. NJ. on
" the premises, Atlantic Street, viii be sold tbo
two stoiIed wooden dwelling No.3. House wei buiII
IN good order, and arranged or Two families
Has gas throughout, good cistern and plenty OF well
water Lot contains about S25 eet, with a right OF
way u the rear nom Munjoy Street. May he exam
1ned any afternoon previous TO sale from ihree 10
tour o'clock Terms at sale. For particulars can on
the huctioEeelS apf24dtd
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HOUSE ZOE SALE.

g. One halt of the good block ON the westerly
Ga.,, corner Of Elm ana Oxford streets. The house
x..ss.N contains aboGt dozen well urni he'd rooms
hls gas, furnace, &c. Only three minutes walk
from City Hall. Apply to q
w. H. JERRIS.
April 10. 3w Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.

- two story house Sawyer street. Ferry
Hill: village, finished throughout, convenient for
-EsssA two families, and has been built about two
years.
For particulars inquire at the store of
.# 'sss "A. V. s. X. M. COLE.
Possession given list of May. April 20. tt
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For Sale---Housa ON Park ST

DEING about to remove from this city l offer for
ID sale my House, No. 55 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 oeted with house as good stable.
Pos session given first day of May next Enquire at
wharf, of j. H. Hqmlen, the subscriber, STEPHEN
PATTEN, or OF W. II. JERRIS Real Estate Agent.
Jan30eodtf rs $3.50