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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

Masonic MArTERs-At the convocation
of che Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of Maryland aud
Dist. ot Of Columbia in Baltimore last Wednesday
night, tia charters Of three chapters in Washing
ton were re stored and tho officers reinstate1, The
Grand ROYAL Arch Chapter Of Maryland and Dis.
trict of Columbus decided to separate by vote of
10 to 3-nonc in che negative except Potomac
Chapter of Georgetown. The two days session has
closed.
The Grand Chapter of the State Of Maryland and
District of Columbia, in special conyocation as.
sembled, passed by very decided majority a reso.
luton dividing the Jurisdiction giving the District
Chapters power to form Grand Chapter.
At a meeting held last night by Washington
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 10, the report Of their
delegates was read and the proposed formation OF
the new Grand Chapter was considered. Tho
Chapter adopted resolutions appointing nine dele
gates to a convention to form q Grand Chapter for
the District of Columbia, and the following wore
selected as such Companions VIM. Middleton, A.
T. Langley, Geo. Beyden, J. Z. F. Holmead, J. B.
Campbell, VIM. J. Campbell, Charles Sears, J. r.
Garrison, and @. r. Thompson.
Before closing the Chapter quite an interesting
affair transpired. Companion Past High Priest
Holmead was tho recipient Of Past High Priests
jewel, presented by Companion George @. Whiting,
Grand Master of Free and Accepted Masons Of this
Jurisdiction. Companion Holmead, in very feeling
and eloquent terms, accepted the same.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

chasers viii DO regIsteTed and IT ehIFe sAlsaoIon Is
not given In every instance thu money will be cheer
nlly refunded Price by mail, sealed and postpaid,
Al Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed free
Address BERGBR, SHUTS CO, Chemists, No. 2s5
River street. Troy n Y. Sole agents for the United
states mhl9.d&Wly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

GEORGETOWN MATERIAL the Merchants
Exchange yesterday the offerings were-2, 900
bushels red wheat, 3, 900 bushels yellow corn, 500
barrels family -four 400 barrels extra do, 925 bar
rels cut extra do, 900 barrels Fine, $50 barrels
Broad Arrow. 700 barrels middling, 900 bushels
mill feed, 500 bushels corn meal. Sales-2, 900
bushels red wheat price not transPired Sale Of
lot Of choice extra flour private terms Sales Of
corn meal-white, 1885, yellow, 100. The market
firm, with indications Of IN advance in prices Of
-four and grain. A full attendance of merchants
Mt the tables. Tho wires Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company have been placed in the rooms
Of the Exchange, alording every facility for com
munication with markets North and South.
Potomac Division No. s, Sons of Temperance, on
Wednesday evening elected tho following officers
tor the ensuing quarter W p, S. r. Swan W. A.,
- Divine; II. s., @. W. Beall, A. r. S., II.
Brown Chaplain, G. Ramsburgi Treasurer, IL.
Hudson.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

An INTERESTING OCoAsroS.-Sunday next
will DO gala day among the children of the Cath.
ollie churches Of tho city. About ono hundred are
to be confirmed at 81. Peters church at Q O'Clock.
The Most Rev. Archbishop Of Baltimore will on
oate and he will administer this sacrament to the
children, and Others in all the Catholic churches
In this city. The children In this parish are In
structed BY our worthy pastor, Rev. y. Z. Boyle,
and his assistant pastor, Rev. Mr.. Beiarti From
the arrangements made, II will be something grand
quite different from any that has taken place In
St. Peters church on former occasions.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29
NARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
VI GALLERY,
IHTKLLI0RNCRR BUILDl O
OIL Seventh street,
ONCE MoRE IN RUNNING ORDER.

The caused by the late Are has been 80 far re-
paired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4thO
When rs formerly, the rule will DO strictly enforced
thrOug hout the establishment,
PRODUCE TIE BEST, NO NATTER WHAT TnB
COST IN TINS AND MATERIAL"
M O. takes this opportunity to thank his Numerous
friends and customers for past Kindness aud TO say
shall be hs constant aim to continue 10 merit the very
liberal encouragement heretofore sItsadsd 10 him
ost.9"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

TEMPERANcE.-Last evening Howard Di-
vision, Sons of Temperance, at meeting held In
Inc ensuing quarter the following: W p, II. W
smitS, W. A., VIM g. Finneyi II, s., ]. " VIII
Eon. A r. s. W Jenkins F. S Thomas Gull
ver; T, i. D. Foster Chap IL. A, GO6soGi G.
J. L. WinGe!dj A. c., Richard Long, |. S, II. B.
Lsn O. s. H. O. H@ so next tn %., tSS neh
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN AssoCIATIoN.-A
nest ug of this association was held on Wednesday
evening", at No. IL Washington Building Hon. 7
]. Dunapt, of Louisiana, in tho chair.
After general discussion of the necessity of n
thorough organization In the South, the chairman
was directed to communicate with the National
Reublican Committee, asking tho appointment of
a member Of the committee from each of the non
reconstructed States, and also to communicate
with the Congressional Executive Committee ask
ing material aid in the distribution OF documents
sc, throughout those States.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

Police MATTERs.-Henry Hack, Francis
Love, and Ellen Dean were arrested yesterday by
Officer Markwood, of the Sixth precinct, charged
with having dogs In tho Centre Market contrary to
law. Francis Love was fined 95 cents and the
others 81 each.
John York was arrested by the same officer, and
held for n hearing, charged with driving over
gravel foot.walk
Aaron Clark, a negro. was arrested on Wodnes-
day by one Of the officers Of the Fifth precinct,
charged with being one of tho party who committed
an assault, with intent to kill en- Officer Steele, at
n negro ball, held few nights since at No 400
Eleventh street. He was taken before Justice
MorselI, who held him In the sum of $500 bail for
further hearing on Tuesday evening next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

THE FIRST WARD MURDER."-A morning
cotemporary of yesterday says; THE question Is
frequently asked why no great efforts have been
made to ascertain the name Of the man murdered
in the First ward several weeks ago, and to dis.
cover the murderer The culpAble neglect Of the
authorities in this matter requires investigation"
To our personal knowledge Major Richards and
officers under him have used every means that has
suggested itself to their minds to ferret out this
very matter and IL the Chronicle corps Of reporters
would just put themselves to the trouble Of being
posted on matters pertaining to their department
they would not make so many blunders.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

ROBBERY OF a SToRE.--Two or three nights
since the grocery store of Mr. @. H. Phillips, on
Thirteenth street, between and streets, was
entered, by way Of the back window, and S23 81
and lot Of store goods carried off On Wednesday,
Sergeant Pool, Of the Second precinct, arrested
coloIed boy named Bob Lee, on whom he found the
aforementioned amount of money, eleven pairs Of
stockings, thirteen handkerchief and other arti-
Giles, which were identified as having been stolen
from the store. Lee was sent to jail for court by
,Inatina WnlIer
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
Fisk 81 Hatch.

Fisk 81 Hatch.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Sc
curities,
No. 3 Nassau Street, N. Y.
N. BAH kinds of Government Securities receiv-
ed at the full market price in exchange for the above
Bonds. Also
70 AU descriptions Of Government
Securities Kept constantly o7s hand,
and Bought, Sold. or Exchanged.
Ng~-Oh Coin and U. S. Coupons bought, sold,
and collected.
Deposits received on liberal terms.
subject TO check at sight,
Uzyr Collections made throughout the country
Uzg- Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought end
sold at the Stock Exchange on commission for cash
Special Intention giUen to the
Exchange of SEVEN THIRTY
NOTES Of all the Series for the
NesU FIVE-TWENTYB BONDS Of
1866, on the s.aOst Favorable terms.
mar9d1m
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
Cambridge Market,

os CAMBRIDGE, March 20.
Receipts-CattIe. 6i7; Sheep and Lambs, 1872;
Horses none; Swine, none. Fsszgsa Ff
PRICES Beef Cattle-Extra, S13 % a IA 90; first
quality $1,000 q ~ 5O second quality $40 30 a II 90;
third quality, 50 80 q 100
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, " pair, $3.50,
5000, $3.50 a $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from $45, $50, $75, 500 q
$I25. -ts If q 3faasf
Yearlings 500 q 80; two years old $40 q 55; three
years old $50 a rs.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots SO so, So rs,
"a 90 a 81 % each extra 81 80 a 80 90, or from a
9tc " fb. - r. "a
i Hides az &c. Tallow a &c % ID.
Pelts 81 a 81 50each. Calf Skins II a 2Cc ~ fb.
N. b. Beef-Exha and first quality includes moth
ing but the best large fat Stalled Oxen; second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
fed Cows and the best three year old Steers;
ordinary consists of Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out of the lot.
Cattle-Very favorable weather for the sale of Cat
tie, which was encouragement to the butchers to
purchase, although at figures tre higher than last
week. Quality equally as good as last week. There
were few choice Beef River Cattle brought in by
William Bardwell and sold to S. S. Lerned which
command prices higher than our quotations.
Sheeo-Receipts for the week 4572 head, against
1928 of last week. Owners expected to obtain as
much for their Sheep as last week, and strong effort
was made to that end, but the butchers finding the
supply good were backward in making their offers,
and dealers had to concede. We quote prices &c p ID
off: quality good, .s -.fs
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
Brighton Market.

BRIGHTON, March 20
At market for the current week. Cattle, 1866; Sheep
and lambs, 1910; Swine, $50; number of Western
Cattle, $50; Eastern Cattle, 154; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle, 26l; Cattle left over from last
week.
PRICES. Beet Cattle-Extra $13 50 a $14 90; first
$12 50 third quality $40 90 SI1 90 8 100 Tbs 1.-THE to-
tai weight of hides, tallow and dressed beef.
Country Hides, q &c fb; Country Tallow, @
Up lib.
BRIGHTON Hides, 10 q 1osc % fb; Brighton Tallow, u
a &c % Id.
Green Sheep Skins, 81 so q So 90 % Skin; Dry
Sheep Skins at &c a 81 90 each.
Calf Skins, Is a zoe % Id.
The quality of the Western Cattle, with the excep-
tiou of few lots not good that of last week.
Most of the Western Cattle came in Saturday. and
those which should have been in here yesterday did
not get in until five O'Clock this morning. The trade
has not been very active. There has been some few
very extra Cattle sold high 145c ~ ID. but most
of the best Beeves brough 49, a 14c y ib. There
quite number 0: good Beeves from Maine, but the
larger portion from that section were Working Oxen
for which there is good demand. .a
StOres-There are but few Stores brought into mar
ket at this of the year. Most of the small
Cattle sold to slaughter that in fair condi-
ton.
Working oxen-we quote sales at S164, $1G5. S175.
S270 "a $275 per pair. Working Oxen have sold bet
ter for the last few weeks than any other stock in
market.
Mich Cows-Sales extra $50 "a 800; ordinary $50
"a SIS; Store Cows $50 "a $50. There is a good sup
ply of Mich Cows in market and fair demand.
Sheep and Lambs-There are more Sheep in market
than there was one week ago. Prices are &c ~ fb
lower. We quote sales of lots at 81, 7t e, s. 81 g.
a 94c W ID, and So rs a 81 y head.
Swine-Whoess lie, &c % 1b; retail, u a SIC % fb.
not much call for Store Pigs the trade is not very
tive, and there is but few in market.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21

.r #E -a NEW YORK March TO-
The Post says the troops which passed
through this city yesterday were the AID Regi-
ment with some recruits TO take the place on
the frontier of the Regiment, who are to
participate in the summer campaign against
the Indians. sa a Z aFtee rr
Tammany Hall was sold to-day to Chas. A.
Dana, and others, for $4,000.
The Fenan Senate of the Roberts branch
are now holding special session at the head
quarters of the organization, FOG Broadway.
Its sessions are strictly private, but it is under
stood III Fenian circles that another campaign
in Canada is under consideration.
-Four thousand two hundred and three i'm
migrants arrived at this port during the week
ending to-day. The total number of immi-
grants arrived here since January LIST is q JIG.
The board of trustees of the Peabody educa-
ton fund reassembled at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel this afternoon. The session was private,
but it is understood that no definite action as
regards the disposal of the fund has been taken.
Mr.. Peabody will be entertained this evening
by a grand banquet at the residence of ex-Gov.
Hamilton Fish
The -four store of B. w. Moses, on Front
street, was damaged by fire this morning to the
extent of $4,000. Fully insured. z. M. Brown,
provision dealer, also lost $1,000. Insured.
The three men who outraged three working
women in Williamsburg some months ago
have been sentenced to State Prison for fifteen
years.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
New York Market.

.,tr NEW YORK, March 20.
Cotton-heavy; sales 1000 bales; Middling uplands
at 31!c.
g500I2 40; Round hoop Ohio II 40 "a Is 2c; Western
at Q so q Is 40; Southern at 10 80 a 16 rs.
Wheat-dull and unchanged sales Is, 100 bush.
Corn-l a &c lower sales 81, goo BUSH Mixed West
ern at 1S5 a. 120.
OATS a &c lower; sales 81, 900 bush. Western at
"a a. 65c.
Beef-firmer; sales q bbls
Notwithstanding; sales 1850 bbls.; new mess at
% 50 a. 90 so; regular old at % 90 "a % so. a.
Lard-heavy; sales TBS bbls. at 12i "a 1899.
Sugars--tlull; sales of 500 hhds Muscovado at 1O1
a lie.
Moasses--dul --'
Naval St0res-frm.
Oils-dull; Linseed 80 q 49,
Petroleum-firm; sales crude at 16 q l6lc. Refin-
ed bonded at % a 24c.
Tallow-steady; sales at II a 114c.
Wool-domestic quiet and unchanged; foreign firm
err sales 300 900 lbs at so "a 67so for domestic fleece
74c for picked locks 43 a. 534c for pulled "a for tub
bed; SOC for Kentucky combngs; "a a SOC for Texas;
40 a 42c for Cape; az cfor Mexican and Mestiza
FTeights to Liverpooldull. Cotton IL SD 90 7-16d
per steamer. Corn GID per steamer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
NEWS RY THE CABLE.
The Government Reform
Bill Rid5cuJed.
Severe Gales ON the British Coast.
a Secret Treaty OetsCeen Prussia
and BdU0rio.
Coronation ofthe King of
Coronation the King of
Hungary.
LONDON. March 1s-Midnighr

LONDON, March 18-Midnight.
In the House of Commons this morning the
Government asked leave to bring in their re-
form bill tomorrow, and Mr.. Disraeli, Chan
cellor of the E4chequer, explained the. fea-
lures proposed in the bill, introducing copious
statistics to support the principles on which
the bill was grounded.
Mr.. Gladstone made short speech in which
he said he thought the figures of the Govern
ment were absurd, but he would defer all de-
bate on the question until the bill came before
the House.
BERLIN March is.
1t is stated that Bismark has refused to pro-
test against the absorption of Poland into the
Russian Empire.
VIENNA March IS.
An order has been sent to America recalling
Admiral Vegetthoff to this country TO take
command of the Adriatic fleet
PEsTH, March Is.
The members of the newly created- Hunga-
rian Ministry, to-day took the oath of office.
in the presence of the Emperor of Austria and
the national Diet.
The steamship Belgian, from Portland, Me-
and the Java, from New York, have arrived
out.
The severe gales which have prevailed for
nearly week past have proved disastrous to
the shipping Many disasters are reported on
the English and Irish coasts.
A debate took place in the Corps Legisiatf
last evening in regard to foreign affairs, IN the
course of which NJ. Theirs and M. Favre at
tackled the foreign policy of the Emperor, on
the ground that it favored unity in both Ger
many and Italy, which was hostile to the in
terests of France. NJ Rouher and NJ Olivier
defended the course of the Government
LIVERPOOL, March 49,
The barque Aida, Capt Baker, bound from
Liverpool Tor Boston, is reported 10 nave peen
abandoned at sea- No date given
Ta,roonr March 10 Evening.
The debate on the reform bill has been post
poned to March 25
BERLIN, March 19-EveniDg.
It is reported that a secret treaty was MADE
between Prussia and Bavaria in the month OF
August last, and that by one clause of this
treaty Prussia may assume the military direc-
ton of the Bavarian army.
LONDON, March 19-Eyeninr.
Agents of the Russian Government are said
to be purchasing vessels in this country and
on the Continent, to be used as transports.
PEsTH, March 19-Eyeninr.
The coronation of Francis Joseph as King
of Hungary, during his present visit to this
city, is strongly urged by all parties.
PARIS, March 19-Evening
In. the Corps Legislatif to-day, Minister Rou-
her stated that the Emperor was in favor of a
partition OF the Papal debt among the Catho-
JIG powers each assuming its share Of the bur-
den and guaranteeing its payment.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21

t~If.f t-f fftll-H Ff--I- 49,
1t runs through the heart of the richest and most
populous section of the State of California connect
ing the
Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
vada, Utah and Idaho
With Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from whence
their supplies must be drawn; and the Earnings of
the portion already running are very heavy, and
LARGELY IN EXCESS OF THE INTEREST UPON THE
CoMPANY's Bonds
Having been for some time familiar with the ope-
rations of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, we
are satisfied that they conducted with rare abii
ty and prudence and that the energetic and econom-
ical management of the Company's affairs entities
them to the confidence of Capitalists and the public
We have carefully investigated the the progress, re-
sources and prospects of the road and have the full
est confidence in its success, and in the value and
stability ofthe Companys securities. The attention
of Trustees of Estates, Institutions and individuals
desiring a long, safe and remunerative investment
is especially invited to these First Mortgage Bonds
Orders may be forwarded to us direct, OF through
the principal Banks and Bankers in all parts of the
country.
Remittances may be made in drafts ON New York
or in Legal Tender Notes, NationalsBank Notes, or
other funds current in this city, and the Bonds will
he forwarded to any address by Express, free of
charge Inquiries for further particulars, by mail
or otherwise, will receive punctual attention.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
For Sale.

rI,HE FURNITURE, FIX ! IAN AND & G
-, Wiz WI ceD nj located. Inquire of
"e" ''i'' PATrERSoN ~ CHADBOURNE,r
Dealers in Real Estate, No. 1877 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
AUCTION SALES.
F0tadbJe d. Productive Farm
IN HAMILTON, MASS,

bidder, without rese os " T sly
hiiIch zist at IL O'Clock, A Nj tho nrssant os,a,
lht M 70 return to California $3.50
Ihat valuable FARM, situated IA, H.. M.
the mann road, between Salem and bIl 'oH, VI
one quarter or mile from the Wenbain a., I so'
ton Depot, on the Eastern Railroad cont
90 acres of ullige, pasture, and Woodland ali H.,
ccllent condition, with the two story DWELLING 49,
containing II finished rooms, pantry she'd Sc ~,
taehed with large cisern for rain water conncctad
with the house.
There is also a very convenient large Barn and
Stable, Carriage House, and Shop attached, all near
ly new All tl33 buildings are in perfect order and
built in the vert best manner,-the house aud barn
cellars both being thoroughly eemented. There are
also large quaint ty OF choice Fruit Trees upsn the
hteuiises Tie Stock and Tools are in perfect cen-
"'tloh and ready for use the coming season.
III 'ie''lately after the sale Of the Farm, viii be
,s,'i al tle stock and Tools with all the hay and
6n" poa5oes, &c., horses, cows, heiieTs, three
.wasrn ~ mems one carriage and pole, one market
horse c,r' why machine, ploUghs, one hay wagon,
AIsn ~ pn nc ooublS harness, cart harnesses &C.
clIirs t.il the household furniture consisting Of
surine bo !, eat pets, one chamber seft bedseass,
der ole superior parlor organ in perfect or
This 10 esses' stoves, &c, sc.
co,rt 20 phe OF the nnest located tarr,a in Essex
Sal ~ Ho,hs situated on the main road between
III ,,,iirad snich, ABOUT one quarter Of m1Is from
- Dcpot, and convenient to rhureba-
scIoois, %e anu Is Just far enough from re it .,
HAM aesrlble summer Residence lar Co, 49,.
doing business in Boston or Salem - ssiIe.sihan
made known at sale. John NonpI Ws Sasy anu
March t5 div AA"''r'
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
House Lots and Water Lots
Al
Great Bargains |!
100 House Lots

AT PRICES FROM if -a
1Ot TO rs. 20, 25 and 30 cts. per foot,
ON franklin, Lincoln Mayo, Smith, Fremont,
" Congress, Monument, Atlantic h1unjoy, North,
Walnut, Montreal, Melbourne, Quebec Willis Tu-.
ner, Poplar, Winthrop, Madison, Fox, Hammond,
Eastern Promenade, and several new contemplated
streets.
Water Lots on Back Cove and on East Commercial
Street adjoining the Grand Trunk Railway, fronting
the deepest water in Portland Harbor, and well
4 The subscriber being in a feeble state of health
and DESTROYS OF settling his own estate now offers to
persons wishing to invest in Real Estate the greatest
Bargains to be had in Portland.
Enquire of MOSES GOULD,
No. So North Street, between the hours of and 1OI
A. NJ, and and Al p. NJ, where Plans of Lots may
be seem mar5ded1w then eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March 20.
Flour closed quiet and steady. Superfne at 9 rs a
10 rs; Trade brands II so a 10 So Fancy brands at
IA 90 "a 16 90. Wheat closed quiet and steady; No.
1 Spring at 2 50; No. 2 do 50. Corn irregular and
prices advanced closing at 74c for No in elevator
Oats unchanged. Rye at 45 a 49, but at the close
could not bought below 30. Barley steady at 20 az
80 for Spring, aud IS q 60 for tall, Mess pork
less active with small demand city nominal at % 80
at the close Lard firm sales 700 terces city at 12c.
Butter firm; sales at 20 a 33e for fresh. Cheese
in fair demand at 16l "a TIC for common, and is a 19c
for factory and English dairy. Exchange and
frmer.N
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
For Sale.
FARM IN WELLS MAINE

A FARM In WELLS, MAINE.
EZmA- 4 Estate of the late SAMUEL HATCH,
III LEl go contains about 30 acres, 40 to 80 OF
- If}a45&Nr good wood land and pasture, good
q story House with L., large Barn,
Sheds, &c. The Farm is located at Wells Corner
main road; churches and schools near, and in the
imme late vicinity OF the well known summer re-
sort Wells Beach; Ill be sold low and easy terms
to close up the estate. Those wishing TO see the
Farm can apply to SAMUEL ELDRlDGE near the
premises. For terms, &c, inquire OF GEORGE X.
HiSHB0RN & CO., No. Scollays Bull ing, OF
address Box Ia L. .. Boston, Mass. mar16d1m
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
Auction..--ReaI estate.

nN Wednesday, March 27tb, 1867. at 100 o'clock A.
" NJ, on the premises, the Wen known elegant
mansion OF the late ON. John ShepIey, situated IN
the centre Of the thriving City OF Saeo, ouly thirty
minutes from Portland four times a day.
The house is in complete repair, gas and gas INK
lures throughout; large cstern; cemented cellar,
and a large and convenient able attached.
This is a very desirable situation, and worthy the
attention OF parties wishing beautiful residence
Terms made known sale. For PARTICULARS en-
quire on the premises of j. q SHEPLEY, ESQ, W.
Ill. RIN EIiS NTH, Or -.-a 4. II. LANE Auct'r
March dtd