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The "a q FayOrite" Sewing Machine
lNliE greatest triumph OF mechanical ingenuity O.
Il the age. Sews with perfect acy and aston
lshng rapidity, anu is the cheapest practical machine
Ia the world gents t0dgtfed eteryiohere. Samples
sent TO any part OF the try upon receipt OF price,
Address WILLIAM Ii. TWITCHELL, New York
City, N u, Sauon u, +. U. box 81. ju3dtf
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Wanted.
Partner IA antnd

A GENTS to canvass for The
"A ..MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM -
Apply to l.it N. M. PERKINS & CO.,
JuneIdtf a lL aA0 No = Free ST., Portland, Me.
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Wanted.

A SUIT of furnished or unfurnished rooms. ar one
= lar, large room with board in private family. by
Sous sentldman and wife, about the first OF july
June Is. d3tA
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PORTLAND, June Sd, 1867.
II'HE stockholders of the Ca co Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice of officers, Will be held at the Counting Room
OF j. M. Churchill on Wednesday, june 18th, 1867
at three O'Clock Z. NJ.
Per Order of Directors
juneJdtd GEO. L. B. JACKSON, Clerk.
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Flour Barrels Wanted |!

4 IN and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at lhe
Office of the IN. 5n. .-T
$500 Portland Sugar Co.,
~ III DanE0rth ST.,
FebSdtf j. b. BROWN & SONS
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Large Hail and Offices to Let.
OVER Patterns, Nos. IL and 16 Exchange ST. eet
" Front and back Offices, with consulting rooms,
and large hall.
- - Z i"t'f JOHN NEAL,
May III. tt r- 50 State Street.
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THE MCKAY sewing Machine the on
California EI0nr.

MORE OF the Golden Gate at the reduced rates.
VA Also California Wheat Meal or Graham Flour
.. EDW. H. BURGIN q CO.,
iune11d1W M 10 commercial st.
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Front Office,
&EGoND Story toler, No IL Exchange street. APP
~ 10 e5-. ir.--s JOHN NEAL,
..., a-,..- Or j. Il CLAFLIN,
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Tenement Wanted.

A NY one having furnished or unurnisbod bo,,.o
"A on Munjoy Hil = let Tor the summer or longer.
can hnd tenant Who IAN ps'hg the best of refer,
lima IL div S'ieO'
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nR. ELIZABETH II. ADAMS, of Cape
~ Elizabeth, formerly Mrs. Chamberlm, OF Port
andl. Consultation free at her Office j. Ii. Tenn
pie IL Co.'S ST. re, Congress and Pearl Streets,
Portland, every Wednesday. Kelly's celebrated
Medicines to be had at her Office and residence.
March 25. d3m.
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A SMART man with $780, to engage in a light
"A paying business. Enquire of
t.,. COX & PowARS,
Patent and Employment Agents, 351t Congress st =,
b p Jrtland, Me. june6d2w
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ESOR long term very desirable lot OF land in the
Il centre OF trade on Exchange Street. AMI on which
may be erected large store, either tor wholesale or
retail business Also several lots on Wmot Street.
near the new Park. Apply address, Tor partic-
ulars, ~ IL H. c. BARNES.
APRIL. dit Portland Me-
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Hopded Leads and Oils.

TWO Gentlemen can obtain a large furnish
i room wi bout board, at "a York st, between Hi
and Park streets. je14dtf
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Lost. =
JUNE i4th, gold Malicsc Cross with the owners
~ name on II. The finder will confer a great av r
and De suitably rewarded by leaving it at 1I9 Con-
gless street, opposite Eastern Cemetery
Juhelou2t@ A. H. EDWARDS
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MISCELLANEOUS D..naiehss.

PHILADELPHIA, June a.
This afternoon while some boys were drink
ing from hydrant in front of some new build
ings in the western part of the city, one, aged
five years, was instantly killed by brick
thrown by one OF the worlzmen engaged on
the building. The murderer has been arrest
al
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NfoNTcoNrpv Al, r.,

Inc building. The murderer has been arrest
81. ...ia-. MONTGOMERY, Ala, June H.
p Alex Webb, (colored) Register OF Voters for
Hall and Greene counties in this State was
Murdered last night at Greensborough. No
urther particulars have yet been received by
Gen. Swayne.
,.ss. PHILADELPHIA, june 10.
In the court to-day in the case of Winnie
more, convicted of the murder of Mrs Magil-
ton, a motion for new. trial was overruled,
and tho prisoner sentenced to be hung. VIM
nemore protested his innocence, and said he
would have laid down his life to protect Mrs
Magiiton. He denied that the razor found in
her house belonged TO him ''-
WILMINGTON, N. c.. june To-
1t is reported that Judge Barris, now hold
ing special court at Taraboro, adjourned The
court because negroes were summoned as in
rors, he having taken an oath to support the
State laws, which do not recognizes negroes to
set as jurors.
o. baltimore, juno 16
Aaron, the prize fighter, was yesterday tend
ing bar at the Eastern Hotel, and is not much
hurt. Collyer is improving, and there is no Sc
rious result to his eyes. He was to leave here
fof Fortress Monroe last evening to see his
mother. I..el -as Iisr..
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Piano for Sale,

the Horse Ralr ad Stable A few good horses
"A for moving machines. Also two second band
double harnesses, and a good lot of manure
June 3. DIV l.a."
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Wlnsa1

e A STRONG steady, indus ,rious man to do heavy
a work in a wholesale Paint and Oil Store.
Apply between the hours Of five and SIX, at No SO
Commercial street, je1ld3t
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Wanted.

4 PARTNER with Cash capital of a few hun
IA dred dollars in a meat market doing a good cash
business. Inquire of 1sg
w. HI. JERRKS,
june11dlw. Under Lancaster Hall
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sale OF q Choice objection OF
Chrome Autographs and steel
Plate Engraying.,

IN TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, june 18th
ton Will be open to Tie public, and on exbihition
sionaay aiternoon. Ladies anu gent emen are in
tea 70 Look at this collection previous to sale &C.
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Annual Meeting.

T'HE valuable lot OF land corner Of Middle ant
l. Plumb Streets, for term OF years. ENQUIRY
OF q. C. MITCHELL " SON, r.
Aug. 2e. 1s6G--dtf ~ Fore Str,,,.t
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Il. M. PATTEN a co., AuetieneeSs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Desirable Real ESTATE
PARK STREET,
a Il "A u @ TON
On Monday, june 1 9TH, at 8 p. NJ.

On The premises, No. IS Park Street,
WILL be sold that very desirable property re.
W Gently occupied by stephen Patten, Esq.
Tue uWeilInS Is three st ried, of br.ck, modern
ou, hhished IN ,he most thorough manner in cx-
al, ent con Ion, with ali the model impro, eIuen g
Has ,ap ell to the convenience oi the IA usekceper
harl sas ht.ings and burners throughout, furnace
Ein ,gge houses in the city, " VIC ''''
Second ST. contains diniug and two kitchens
hall and iih, LAS suit Of parlors and ittng room.
AMI wardrobs With Third story tour sleeping rooms
water. Attic tw w,tn bath room hot and cold
Tic orraneemen good sized sleeping apartment -
.o,.al arn onvno OF pantries closets ana o,beo
Presses aie oo ; enieht and ample ''
On The premises an exeelleht 80, .
Park Street Sprin sadie, with an en-
So by 100. ee' lace. Lot
40 any party desiring lne Residence this o,,,rv
rare oppor, unity, be ng situated on one ~ onefs
lovely streets Of city. IL of,ers pa 'ie many
from the TACT that ii MUST SOLO, The own 1 ha &c
rem we'd from the State TIE dwelling NAV h lay ~
anned an, day previous TO sale, four ~ az, ~
O'clock T. by cal ing Tor key at next door, No IA
deposit OF two humid ed dollars will be requle, l
OF the purchaser at time OF sale. sale positive NJ
reservation For Iursher particulars call ON j. Ii
HAMLlN. Commercial Streer, or
4. M. fAITEN & CO., Auct.
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WlnfAl
Board Wanted.

ITO purchase four small Ponies for saddle or car
riage use State color, age, weight, and lowest
cash price Address ~. E. b." Box 2Ois, Portland,
Me- june12ltf
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VARIETY {!

TT has been truly said and praet ,ally demonstrat
L ed that light e1pease in transa;ting business
makes q Gods cheap Tor the purchas T. There
ore / would invite my friends and the public geDer-
ally to call at
No. 22S Corner Fore 81 Union Sts,,
If in want OF any Goods in my line, eons sting OF
Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, speetneles, OUT
Iery, BOOKS, Stationery. Hats, Cups,
And variety Of other articles all of which will 10
sold at prices corresponding with the times.
N. B.-The undersigned having fractised the IT.
ting Of Spectacics to tie Eye more or less Ior the
pastJorty gears, and having good assortment OF
SPEoTACLEs on hand, he is confident a can suit
any who is in need of them.
Watches, Clocks, Je,ceiry and Speetaeies repaired.
Cash paid T old Gold, Silver and Tortoise Shell.
Second hand Watches bought OF exchanged for new.
june tO-df HENRY QUINCY.
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For Rent.

AFFICES in the third story ca building on corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire Mt of
flee OF U 1A04 OCEAN INSURANCE. co,
E Feb. %. tt Exchange Street.
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Lath Savers Wansed.

TWO or three men are wanted that thoroughly
understand the business of saving Laths to
whom good wages will be paid constant employ
ment Tor the season. Mono bat first rate workmen
need apply to Berlin Mills Company, Berlin Mills
Wharf ~ ~
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For Sala

A GOOD second hand ca, uga Chief" two horse
Empower Moving Machine. Also fifteen Sheep and
Lambs, suitable Tor market. Inquire OF
j. A. MOSES,
jc1td2ws At L. c. Briggs a. Co, 80 Commercial st,
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For Sale
FOR SALEy

A NICE portable Gal, anic Artery, in perfect run
"A ming order, at a very low price. Address .. q
W. N" Portland Post Uffice. june i5dlw
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Farm for Sale.

nF16 acres, more or less, situated within II miles
Oof the Post Office, of Portland bounced ON the
road west beyond the WsstDrook Aims House farm,
and continuing down to the canal the lower side.
II is avery lifting place for marke garden, or a
beautiful place tor private residence, there is
splendid orchard in very high state of cultivation,
on che farm. The farm about 45 tons hay; it
has been very well MANFRED for the last ten years.
consequently gives very large yield OF produce,
would be very Convenient tor a splendid brick yard
as there is any amount OF brick material ON the
premises. Perfect tide guaranteed. Tor further
particulars enquire Of Ii. DOLAN,
je1otf 237 Fore street, Portland.
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q NICE Emery Wheels, with table, Shaft for
lOWheel at each end, and counter shat, but little
used
Also four Vulcanized " heels and two arbors. win
be sold very reasonable.
j. W. PENNEY,
Mechanic Falls, Nc.
rune 8, 1861. -d2ws 81
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A sCHsrECrURE a ENC.yEEnIN,

"A Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputation and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business Engineers. Par
ties Intending to build are invited 10 call at then
tons and plans churches, banks Stores blocks OF
buildings &c. IL
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INVEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held
w in the Clerks office of Berkeley county
on the 4th day of February, 1867:
E. Fleischer, cs. A. Balm and d. 0. We'll,
formerly partners, trading under the firm,
name of A. Balm y Co.
T,espass on the case IN Ass,masH.
The object of this suit is to obtain Judg-
ment for $8lS.57, with interest from the 18th
day of December, 1865, for Merchandise sold
and delivered to said Defendants, and it APP
pearing on affidavit, filed in this suit that the
said defendant, A. BALM is not a resident of
this State, he is hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication Of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter. It is further ordered,
that {, copy hereof be published once a week,
for four successive weeks in any newspaper
in the said county, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse thereof, on the first
Monday after the date of this Order.
e. S. TROXEL, Clerk
JAN 81, 1867. L. M. Shaffer, Atty
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w EST VIRGINIA.:

Az rules held in the Clcrl, Office of Morgan
county on the 18th day Of January, 1867
VIM. H Baker administrator of Mrs.
Elizabeth Cross, decd plaintiff, vs.. Patrick
Healey. def.
IN DEBT AND ON AN ATTACHMENT
The object of this SUIT is TO obtain judy
ment against the said defendant, Patrick Hea-
ley for tie sum Of one thousand dollars with
interest thereon from the 1t day Of August,
1860; as also to attach any eseate or debts due
the said defendant. in the county OF Morgan.
And it appearing on aildaVis iien in thls SUN.
that the said defendant, Patrick Healey, is not
u resident Of lhis STATE, be is required to ap-
pear here within one month after due ,ooii-
cation of this Order and do what is necessary
10 protect his interests in this matter.
1t is further ordered that a copy hereof be
be published once week for four successive
weeks, in any newspaper ia Berkeley county,
and posted at the FROM door Of the Coz u House
of Morgan county. on the frss Monday a3er
the date ofthis order. A Copy I'esle
I. H. B. DAWSON, Clerk.
January Il. 1s67.-4w Pendleton, p, a.
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FARM FOR RENT

' The undersigned hsving determined to
quit farming will rent his farm at Private
Renting 1t is situated four miles from Mar
tinsburg, directly on the Martinsburg and
Williamsport Turnpike and one-half mile
from Hainesville. 1t contains 1865 Acres. The
Improvements are a good dwelling house,
spring OF water, and good spring house; also
running water through the farm u large
chard Of choice fruit. Persons wishing to rent
will please call at once ON the undersigned,
living on the premises Will be rented for
money rent. SAMUEL SILVER.
Jan. 81, 1867 st.
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We are under obligations to our
young friend w. B. Alburtis, who ar
rived here On Saturday from his new
home in Iowa, for the present Of nice
pair Of prairie chickens. He is highly
pleased with his Western home, and ex-
poets to return in TIE course Of few
weeks.
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FIRE IN HAGEBsToWN.-A disastrous
fire occurred in Hagerstown last Sun
day night, destroying the Hotel on the
West corner Of the public square, and
in its ravages, extending to the build
ing occupied by the Hagerstown Naa,
the office, types, presses, &C., Of which
were entirely destroyed. The office
was partly insured, and steps will be
taken to have it issued again in the
course of few weeks.
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A NEW ENTERpR1sE.-Ne under
stand that Jonathan Strine, ESQ, has
sold his lumber yard and planning mill
to Frazier McElroy 4 Co., who intend
erecting first class wood working es-
adjustment, as soon as the weather
will admit. In connection with work
ing lumber, which is much needed in
this section Of country, these gentlemen
will apply the surplus steam in a new
kind of dry kiln by which lumber can
be dried in very short time. We wish
them success in the enterprise
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TNURS! FURS!! FURS!!!-A large
u assortment Of the latest styles of Fur
Capes, Victorines, Berthas, Collars and Mutfs,
just received, and for sale as low as in any of
at GETTINGER'S
Nov % Shoe Hat and Fur Emporium.
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The reception at Mr.. n. D. Keneas-
tiers last Friday evening, was delight
fully pleasant as well as brilliant affair.
The company was large, embracing the
the grace, beauty and intelligence of
the town and country, and all went
merry as a marriage bell. We have
not in q long while attendend a more
pleasant entertainment, nor one char
acterized by such elegance in every
particular.
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] am permitted to refer to the fol owing
gentlemen who have used these wtnes:-J G
Wilson, E S Troxel, w Andrews, Jas
Robinson. G Z Rutherford
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REMEMBERED.-It is certainly very
pleasant to find an occasional gleam of
sunshine amid the toll and worry Of
editorial pursuits. 1t is found, not SO
much in the gift as in the remembrance
which suggests it. So we thought on
receiving from the ladies of the NJ. 2.
Church at Little Georgetown, a large
and magnificent cake, last Tuesday.
May their SORROWS be few, and their
Joys never ending.
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Barnett Cushwa vs. John r. Stewart,
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit is to attach the lands
and effects Of said defendent in this
county, and to obtain a Judgement
and decree OF sale against the said John
r, Stewart, for the balance certain note
given to A j Ridgeway and assigned to Plain
tffamountiug to s25 GO with interest fro n the
18th day Of April 1859, and on note given
to Plaintiff amounting to $3.50 % with interest
from 26th day of January 1860.
And it appearing on affidavit, filed in this
suit, that the said defcndant,J r Stewart, is
not resident ofthis State, hels hereby re-
quired TO appear within one month after due
publication of this Order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interests in this mat
ter. 1t is furtherordered that a copy hereof be
published once u week, for four successive
weeks, in any newspaper in the said coun-
ty, and posted at the front door ofthe Court
House thereof on the first Monday after The
date of this Order
Z S TROXELL Clerk G C
Faulkner p
January, TO- 1867.
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Faulkner p q
january, 10, 1867.
WINES.

The undersigned, living 2 mil es N. f. of
Martinsburg, near Schopperts Saw Mil man
ufactures Domestic Wines from Catawba
end Isabella grapes, ckberries and Wild
Cherries. Warranted free from spirits, drugs,
or amy other n0zgg am ingredient Fos sale
Cal! or address ASHAEL VANMETRE.
Jan 10,
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THE NEW ERA.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

SAD AcGIDENr.-Mr. David Glet-
ner, residing at Cherry Run, this coun-
ty, had both his legs cut off by the cars,
last Monday-one above the knee and
the other just below, and three fingers
off one Of his hands. He recovery from
the effects is considered doubtful.
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WO VALUABLE FARM S
FOR, s. AIEs

The subscriber offers at Prlaase Sale, his
Lauael Hill Farm, Mlls, and Dlstilefy The
1arm contains Pts acres, more or fess, OF black
slate-20 acres in timber, the balance under
cultivation, The imp ovements consist OF a
LARGE MERCHANT MILL
With thee Bnlrs@two Of brown, and one
Distiery. with copper sill, . hogsheads, all,
in running order; large Brick Westinghouse,
Barn, Stables, and all necessary outbudings,
in good condition. Has on it IN orchard Of
good fruit. The property is situated +! miles
from Martinsburg, on the L & O. r. r., and
the mos desirable property in the market.
a switch belonging co the Mill has been
granted by contract by the Railroad Conn
right of way through the said land. The stills
and everything belonging TO the distillery,
goes with The property.
Persons in want Of such property would do
well to cal and examine for themselves.
Also a small rarm, called Sulphur Spring,
ofbIaclS STATE, containing l:S acres-19 acres
bottom, 50 in TIMBER the balance under eIf-
t'vation. Small house on it. Terms one third
down, The remainder inone and two years. Ii
not sold privately by ID day Of March 1861
will be offered at Pubic Sale, in front OF the
Court House in Martinsburg West Virginia.
TETMs: For the Mill and Farm SO, 06o-
a6o99 cash, the balance in three annual pay
ments with interest from date.
l. have heard that report is in circulation
that | have sold the Mill and Farm This is
to say, such is not tie fact When sold, notice
viii be given.
The Sulphur Spring Farm will be sold at
public sale in front Of the Court House, in
Martinsburg,
On SATURDAY, MARCH 3D. 1867.
For further information call on Bowers s.
Luce, Martinsburg, W. Va, or the undersign-
ed on the premises.
.Jan. 81, 1867. THOS. G. FLAGG.
EMANUEL FLEIscnER SIMON FLEIscHER
~. FLEISCHER & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs IN
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
NOTIONS AND AUCTION GOODS
GENERALLY,
No. 234 Vest Baltimore ST..
Third Door IFest Of Charles 81,
BALTIMORE.
Oft3ers ProsRHfty daG F0ithJully
E.recN5e0.
January 81, 1S67-1y@.
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See change in the advertisement
of the Flaggg property.
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/ U BLIC S Ale
or VALUABLE
Town Property!
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.

the main building 81 BY 20 feet, with wing
Is feet square two doors, and containing six
rooms. The situation is excellent, and its
proximity to the Railroad makes ii very de-
sairable. 1t is the property formerly owned by
J. o. Addison, the house having been built by
him, and conveyed by Small, Trustee, in 1857,
to Rawlins 4 Locke. Possession given on LIST
day of April, 1867.
Terms Of Sale: One-third in cash, and
the residue in six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security for
the deferred payments, with interest from LIST
day Of April. Title to be reserved until pay
ment is fully made
JOHN WELLER Trustee of NJ Locke,
JOSEPH 6. RAWLINS,
by Il. Boyd Faulkner, His Attorney in fact.
january 81, 1867.
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IN a III s.!

Wheeling, Harrisburg and Camden Nails.
Horse Shoe Nails Clinch Nais-a full assort-
ment always ON hand and sold at II small adj
vance on manufacturers prices.
january II. NM. n. RIDDLE.