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The Portland daily press., 1867-04-30

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.-
TIME fine estate corner Bracket aud Walker SITS
l. The lot contains over &c, 900 square feet Title
perfect and terms favorable. Apply 10
W. II. JERRTc,
mari dtf Real Estate Agent.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 20
Cotton-fully &c higher and decidedly more active
sales 1900 bales; Middling uplands soc. :
Flour-10 "a zoe higher; receipts 1924 bbls; sales
$500 bbls Extra at 10 IS q IL 50 Choice do at IL SO
9 10 so; Round Hoop Ohio II % a Is 40; Choice do
Is 30 "a IA 30 Superfne Western 10 % a II Is; Com
mon to good Extra Western II so a 10 90; choice do
II 81 (d9 IA 65; Southern mixed to good at IL 10 a
1880; Fancy and Extra, 10 70 a 90; California Is
scarce and advancing, with sales of 450 sacks and
bbls at 1G 90 az II 90. ss 4srs
1900 BUSH; Chicago Spring No. 2 at . 625 "a 7O
Corn-active and excited and a &c higher; sales
Log, 900 bush.; Mixed Western at "a 90 So i'm store
and 80 q So afoat; new Mixed Western at 80 a
134 =
oats-dul and heavy; sales p 900 bush; State 81 q
s2a; Western rs a 76c.
Beef-tirm; new plain mess at 1900 q 81 90; extra
at 10 so a 20 80. = =. 80
POrk--heavy and lower; new mess at % C5: old dc
q rs "a 22 90; prime IS 70 "a 10 90. es,k
Lard-steady and quiet sales at 12l "a 13Jc new in
bbls. - 81
Whskey-quiet. tsn 81 .lat'
Rce-quiet sales at II "a 1OJ and lie for Carolina
Sugar-quiet; sales 4sO hhds. Muscoyado at Oh a
10Sc; LEO boxes Havana ON private terms. -
COifee-sales 100 bags Laguayra at 18c gold.
Alolasses-quiet and rather heavy. fi a'L
Naval Stores-dull and lower; Spirits Turpentine
at 73t a. 75c; Rosin at 87} a 10 90. 81 ,ti3sl
Ois-steady; Lnseed 80 "a 1 81. as ,ss.fp. sas ss
PetrOeum-crude scarce and frmer; sales at Ice
refined bonded dull at 26t a 264c. ~
TallowAin moderate demand; sales 10000 lbs at
II a. 11fc. .l.l - = Z ~
,Freights to Liverpool-quiet; Cotton per steamer
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One and a Half story COttoge

ENoR SALE. Very pleasantly located near the
" West Congregational Church, on Congress Street,
west end The house contains six rooms on first
floor, and three chambers. Has a barn ana good
water. House painted drab color Lot 90 by 1OO-
Has shade trees and a flower garden. Price 81, OO0
Apply 10 W. H. JERkIS
April IL. d3w*
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CHICAGO, H., April 90
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat In light demand
sales No. at IS "a 81; No. at 63 as 65g clos
ing steady at esq., Corn unsettled No, sold early
at S e dE b ut advanced n% a. e SS o. closing
quiet and nnchanged sales at 59I a 6OBc for No 3,
closing at 59!c Rye dulliwith small sales; No 1 at
! AS "a II. Barley active; sales by sample &C 10 "a
rs on State line track and 92c in store Provisions
neglected; Mess Pork % 90; Lard 1872 a 1870; Bulk
Meatsdry shoulders at 72c for loose rough sides at
9sc. No life in live stock market 49, IN. ll-
Receipts-4,50O bbls. -four, 10000 BUSH wheat, H.
600 bush. corn, $500 bush. oats. Shipments-4,O6O
hbls Hour, 500 bush. wheat 100 900 BUSH corn, r.
900 bush. oats. w ( III faf' n Wy = "A ri
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New York Weekly Cattle Marker,

5fEfa NEW YORK, April 20. =
Beef Cattle moderately active and firm at the clos
ing quotations of last week. extras IS "a 1sIc first
quality ia q 1sc; common to good Is az 17lc; re-
ceipts 8, 1873 head. Cows in limited demand extras
SO; inferior to common $45 a Ct. Veal Calves de-
clned considerably owing to heavy receipts; first
rior (e 61c; receipts 300 head. Sheep and Lambs
firm and tend upwards; first quality 10c; prime a
9lc; inferior to ordinary a Sc; receipts 5000 head
II; light and medium 81 q 1t; receipts 49, zoo head
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Cincinnati Msxeas.

ClNCINNATI, April %.
Flour firm but unchanged supertine II 90 a 10 90;
trade brands 10 rs q 16 co. Wheat firm; No. 2Spring
80; No. at 90. Corn firmer; sales No. in sacks
at 10; in bulk 81 g CSC. Oats quiet at zoe for No.
in bulk no demand for sacked. Rye declining; sales
at u q 70. Barley quiet and unchanged. Whis-
key dull; 20 offered and 20 asked, in bond Pfoyis-
% 90 tor country mess and % so for city, Bulk Meats
steady and unchanged shoulders Sc; sides 1Oc; clear
12c; Lard firm at 13sc for city, Butter dull at IS as
26; Cheese 16t a II. Exchange steady Money easy
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BALTIMORE, April %.
The cases Of Samuel H. Wentz and john Ii.
Rogers, indicted by the Grand Jury of the
United States District Court, Judge Giles, for
embezzling the funds of the National Mechanl
les Bank Of this city. were taken up to-day
Wentz, through his counsel, plead guilty to the
Indictment and made sentimental plea in ex-
tenuation Of his crime and for the mercy of the
court on account of his age and feebleness
The Court said it would be governed by the
facts developed in the trial of Rogers. The in
dictment against Rogers contains five counts,
and will be brought on tomorrow. e.
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New York Items.

New YORK, April %.
About one o'clock Sunday morning, the tug
boat +. Levergn, suddenly sunk at Pier 45,
East river. Capt Dobbs and the cook, and
Marshall SphOr, were carried down and
drowned. ai +if4t Is ''3elsl-'i ahf.t
A Mississippi paper states that Col. Scott,
one of the prisoners sent to the Dry Tortugas,
passed Holly Springs in that State recently,
and reports the treatment of the prisoners at
that port to be of very barbarous nature
They are fOgged for the least indiscretion and
otherwise cruelty dealt with.
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SAFES.
: NOiice of Anneals.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE /
First Collection District of Maine,
Assessors ONCE, SO Exchange ST., Portland, /

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, /
First Collection District of Maine,
Assessors Of1ce SO Exchange ST., Portland,
800 i3- 4t April 1Sth 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at the office OF the
N 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
by me, the UNDERSIGNED relative to anv erroneous or
excessive valHaions assessments Recommendations by
the Assessor of said District, the Assistant AS
SCISSOR OF any division, assessment district within
said First Collection District returned in the annual
list for the year 1867. q. q 1T
The law prescribing the duty of Assessors in rela
ton to Appeals provide thatsAll Appeals to the
Assessor shall be made i'll writing and Shall specify
the partic ar cause matter or thing respecting which
Adhesion is requested and shall state the ground or
principle of error complained of = % 100 =
The 9th Section OF the Act of Congress- approved
July 13th 1866, amending what is known as the IN
ternal Revenue Law, requires each Postmaster to
whom this notice is sent 10 post the in his Of
fice = y II Be@ 3NATHL q. MARSHALL.
Assessor First District of Maine.
apr20ttStstmayS tu ct +4il tal -f Nte
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From C.ricornin and monol"I".

SAN FRANCISCO, AprII 70.
Since the leral decision against Gen. Nc
Dowell rendering him liable for damages in
consequences Of arresting and imprisoning per-
sons for using reasonable ,, language and ex,
pressing exultation over the assassination Of
tbronahont the State by those who were ar
rested during the war; ..... .sf-.r
Mccall, the absconding Treasurer of Santa
Anna county, was arrested to-day on Walker
river, in Nevada, and 81 800 recovered
The extensive stocking factory of Goldstone
s. Sharp was totally destroyed by fire last nigtL.
SAN Francisco, April %.
Advlces rom Honolulu of April 9th, state
that the ship Petronello, which left Hong
Kong in October last, with 200 Coolies on
board, has been heard from. She caught a
typnoon, and was SO much damaged that she
put Into Manila, where she was condemned.
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New ORLEANS, April 20.
Cotton-sales 5000 bales; Low Middlings n "a 2sc
receipts 22G4 bales; exports 719 bales Sugar and Mo
lasses unchanged. Flour-large receipts and decln.
ed 50; supertine II 90 a Is co. Corn-very large re-
ceipts and declined Be; sales at 40 az A. Oats
dull at 80 q SIC. Pork very dull mess % 25 Bacor
only retail business doing; sales at 9. tor shonld
ers, tc for rib Sides and 12ac for clear rib sides
Plain Hams at II q lac; canvassed l5I a II. Lard
steady and unchanged Whiskey unchanged Ster
ling Exchange 1i6I q 1881. New York sight Elk
change premium.
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New French Rooted House for sale

+ O3ATED at the foot OF Myrtle Street, within
IL three minutes walk of City Hail. Contains thir-
teen well finished rooms; has marble chimney pieces
gas and filtered water. The rooms are ali OF good
size, and the house is well built throughout ana
pleasantly located Size of upper chambers Is by fG
feet, and are light and airy. Price $4,000. Apply to
apr22d3w e WIN. II. JERKS
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Valuable Property
For Sale or Lease,

For Sale or Lease.
THE buildings on Portland street near Libby's
l. corner, viii h have been occupied for the wool
business, tanning and manufacture OF morocco.
The buildings are in good repair, having been built
within years, and will be sold leased with all
the fixtures and tools necessary tor manufacturing
sheep or cali skins. There Is good steam engine
OF ten horse power, with bark mil teaches and vats
all perfect order. The buildings large, and
could be used for almost any manufacturing bust
ness. There is about thirty thousand feet of land 3,
with a good dwelling house and stable on the lot
For terms apply to 1T. b. & II. NJ HARE tt
Apl Is dim Is Portlan corner of Alder ST.
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THE following described Merchandise having been
l seized for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States, aud the u s. Appraisers at this port
having certified under oath that the expense keep
ing the same will be very large and disproportonae
tn its Value 1t will he sold at public auction Gus
tonhouse VIVA ], on Wednesday, May l, 1861, at II
O'Clock A ", to wit: ~ 2 90
One Boat called the "Llcy,"o OF st. George, her
tackle, apparel and furniture,
Under the provisions of Sect Is of the act entitled
San act tlrther TO prevent smuggling and for other
PURPOSES" approved July Is, 1866.
= ma ISRAEL WASIiBURN, JR., Collector.
Portland, April %, ltd tft{ D.
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NEW DIRK. April 29-6P NJ.
Money very essy; call loans a 8 per cent; primo
discounts 81 q 7per cent. The increased business on
the Stock Exchange created little demand fol-
currency. Gold closed at 1854 a 1851. Stocks a
lower at the last open board, but were Afterwards
hriner. Mining shares generally quiet and without
any marked change in prices. Foreign Exchange
quiet and steady at 109s a 1894. The business at te
SubTreasury to-day as follows: Receipts 925.
CPS; payments "a s51 479; balance $121 998 ISL The
receipts include for customs 1902 and gold notes
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MILWAUKEE, April 20.
Flour dull; double extra IS 90 a Ia 90: rye flour
9 90. Wheat-No nominal at "a; No. at 72s a
70; No. at 40 a g. Oats quiet at GA a 651c fol-
No. 2.
Receirts-4Oo bbls. -four, 2,7OO bush. wheat, 1000
bush. oats, 5000 bush. corn. Shipments-45 bbls.
-four, 2sOO0 bush. wheat, 700 bush. oats, 400 BUSH
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49, For good two story house and lot within
h:;;l three minutes walk OF the City Hall. The
4ssA 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.
April 49, 3w
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gTyHE homestead of the late Scott Dyer Cape Eliz-
i abeth, four miles south of Portland Bridge con-
tanning about 100 acres good SOIL in good state of
cultivation, fences all stone wall, young orchard 20
trees grated fruit: Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile. GFf9 *a&ac4
For terms, &c. apply on the premises or TO
L. c. ROBINSON,
mch20--tf IL hIoulton Street.
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Washington correspondence.

NEW ok, April g.
The Commercials special says Gen. Ord, act
ing under instructions while in Washington,
has detailed army officers to act in place OF Ar
kansas State officers removed by him. This is
more ia accordance with the act OF Congress
than Gen. Sheridans appointment of civilians
fO civil offices,
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WANTED.
Wanted,

A NICE square chamber parlor, furnished OF
"A unfurnished, with board ior a married lady.
private family preferred.
Address ''Board,' this office t-... s4r.. "a
t.htt4 ahakt4 EAEa sa April 90 ri
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REAE. ESTATE.
TaCO Houses for Sale
Farm for Sale.

Situated in the Town of West
AgaA-N brook, on the Capsic Pond road.
EdinrsY-lN about one and half miles from he
a. iisHnlSM city Containing about eight acres
a1=@@Z44zsZls-of gooi having land, with Large
garden sIGt truit trees On the premises are a
good DIV Cling, containing nine finished rooms; GOOD
Barn, Woodhouse and Carriage House, all in good
order; also nover-failing well OF pure water A
desirable iocad' N for residence. Terms easy.
Apply to .r- .
-,..f PIuNNEY & JACKSON,
Commercial Street, Head of Browns Wharf
apIl7dtt
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ST. LOUIS, NO., April 20.
Tobacco steady and unchanged. Flour dull; su-
perne 10 80; Spring and Fall extras ~ 90 a. Is so
double extra - 90 q 16 20; choice II 90. Wheat
Spring Hat; Fall unchanged. Corn declining; sales
at los "a l2a: Oats frmer. Barley and Rye dull.
Provisions dull and unchanged Lard nominal at 12I
a 12ic for choice kettle. Whiskey nominal.
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suburban Reside nee for sale.

good two and half story house, with four
n and half acres OF land situated in Cape Eliza
BETH three miles from Portland and halt aniie east
of the Reform School. III house ls eleven finish
ell rooms. This property will be sold on favorable
terms, and is very pleasantly and conveniently loca
ed for country residence for a gentleman DONG
business in this city. Apply TO ..e.a.
Aa- w. II. JERKS, 2
apr24l3ws Real Estate Agent, Portland.
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AUCTs.,N SAILS.
LARGE STOCK
- or
Dry Goods. Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware, SC, at Auction.

WILL be sold at Auction. at Store No. 300 Con-
gress rect, nearly opposite the fr. BILE House.
lately harris Hat and Cap tore removed to nasi,
the Post Oiee,l commencing Saturday at ~ a M
and q o'clock p. NJ and eonllnuing every Afternoon
ana evening through the next week, a LARGE STOCK
OF CLOTHS for Mems and Boys wear, Ladies' Dress
1oods bieached and brown Sheeting, large lot OF
ueKabuek Towels, bleaehed and brown Crash, white
ahu brown Table Damasl by the yard, Linen Table
Marns,,,p printed wool Table Covers, embossed no.,
en- and Scotch Quilts, ladies' nd Gents Linz
Linz h.Inkkerehief., hemmed Cotton and Linen do
kinds 81 n s, Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and ali
the ebcanin small waies large stock OF Cutlery from
OF Siger pj 70 the best ivory handled. A ane stock
Of Ice Piicae" Hare of the best quality Consisting
es, SyrnnCers Salvers, Cake Baskets, butter Dish
Medium FFs er Dessert and fable spoons Dessert and
Paper Coilars S &c. Also good stock Of Albums.
es 1s%eisy e Also Of Hemp ,,ns a; .ns
ineted to attend the as. Lads, gre pareaiary
yate sale at average Auction prices p soM al pr
Country Traders will hna it for theIr ad ears ana
attend this sale. G. w E0I SuSurrsshtage 70
April %. dot ID ono .... --S' Aoet-
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t< WILMINGTON, Del, April %.
Pusey Smith, proprietor of the Indian Queen
Hotel of this city, was fatally stabbed by Jo-
seph Pratt, at the house Of the latter, this
morning. The affair took place in bedroom
Pratt made no attempt to escape, and was
promptly arrested. Smith lived about an hour
The cause of the affair is currently rumored to
have been on account Of an improper intimacy
between Smith and Pratt's wife,
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FOR SALE.

Ek:: Spring street, between High and Park streets,
Gnl with modern improvements, heated through
out by steam-piped for gas with gas fixtures, good
stable-abundance of hard and soft water in the
house, with about 10, 900 feet of land.
Inquire of JOHN {. PROCTER..
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Furnished House for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN about removing from the city,
IA offers for sale his residence. The house was built
last summer, by the well known builder s. III. Libbey
Esq, and is replete with all modern improvements,
hot and cold water, gas; heated by furnace; water
closets NJ, stains and down; French root; fourteen
room elegantly frescoed, and in every respect a
inst class house. Neighborhood unsurpassed Tor re-
fnement and respecability. The furniture through
ont The house is entirely new and of the lest quality
The house and furniture will be sold together at a
bargain to an immediate cash customer. This is a
rare opportunity fOr family to step into elegant
anu comfortable home, as everything is in excellent
taste and perfect Order lmnedia possession will
be given. Apply to
tA5sii4s--ss {. aiilas d. WILLIAM Fl. JERRIS
Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hail.
AnIil L. LIE
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House and Land Tor Sale.

HALF a mile from Gorham village, on the
Ii new road to Portland, neat Gothic Cottage
House with stable and buildings al, conveniently
ranged in good order and ready tor occupancy and
well OF pure water. From four to eighteen acres
Of land, as may be desired.
Apply in Portland to 1. P. Harrington 26 Market
Square, or in Gorham to j. l. Stevens. Il
Gorham, April II, 1867. eod&w2m.
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New York weekly Rank statement.

-, NEW YORK, April %.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows an increase in
loans of S17565O decrease in specie of s2ls231 de-
crease In circulation S47 ESQ., increase in deposits 49,
osa $50; increase in legal tenders S3,s23, 435 .
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New House for Sale

90 On India street, third house from Congress
E,;. contains eleven rooms, besides the attcs This
.E house is very pleasantly located and very con-
Velnently arranged for one or two families.
Apply to VIM. II. JERKS, .-.f
mar2odtf .... s.....-. Real Estate A pent
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Dcstructixe Fires.

LA CROSSE, Wis, April 20.
The Westcott House was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning Loss 10000: insured for
$4,000.
New ORLEANS, April "a.
Almost the entire business portion of Bre-
main, Texas was destroyed by fire on the oath
inst. The principal business houses were de-
stroyed.
CINCINNATI April 20.
Arbeitton Hall, on Walnut street. was par
TALLY destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about 5000; insurance, 5000 The hall was
owned by the German Workingmen's Associ-
alton. The fire was the work of an incendi-
airy.
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Dorlxinn and Rrahno ~,

INGGS for Matching, from PURE Brabmas and s,o
IL from the best of English Imported Dor,pin,s 's'
Also few very fine male DorIings and Brahmas
IL. L. RECORD.
Stevens Plains, April 4, 1867. apl 4-4w.s
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&1-0nO

o. WILL buy new, well finished story and
Ht halt house and lot. The house is very pleas
NEA antly situated ON Cove street, containing seven
rooms, and will be sold at the extremely low figure
above named.
Lots for sale at prices from 1cent TO SO PER foot.
Inquire of HEWITT & BUTLER,
Apl 1Gtf Real Estate Agents. 229i Congress ST.
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HSHE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
l. Centre Streets. Said lot has front on Pleasant
Stree. OF 6l3 teet, and extending back on Centre
Street ll5 leet Drains laid in cement connect the
cellars on the premises with the common 3 wers and
anever failing well supplies excellent water The
lot will be sold. with the brick and stone thereon,
and gas piping in cellars. As corner lot, it holds
out great inducements to any one desiring capital
location for stores or shops. Terms favorab APP,
ply to II. p. DEANE,
No. Clapps Block, Cong ess Street
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ST. LOUIS, April 80.
Advices have been received from Forts Rice
and Sully, month later than those which re-
ported the Fort Buford massacre. They make
no mentionIof any trouble whatever in the
upper country. The accounts of that affair
are considered a canard at Yanktown and
other points on the Upper Missouri. flt
A national Union convention at Sante Fe,
New Mexico, April LIST, unanimously nominate
ed Jose Francisco for Delegate to Congress-
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Two Lots at &.75 Each
,S,1.6(t1 01,7u

COATED at Ferry Village. Cane El;zal,etb
~ These lots are pleasantly located. Size OF each
April 20. 3w w II. JERRiS
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FOR SALE.

g. A two story house on Sawyer street, Ferry
&;;: village, finished throughout, convenient for
.Ksk two families, and has been built about two
years. FN4 r.
For particulars inquire at the store of
A. V. g. Il. NJ. COLE.
Possession given 1st of May. April 20 tt
Farm for Sale.
INHE MARK Allen" estate, containing two hun
i dred acres situated within one and half miles
o. Pownal Depot, in POwnal, County of Cumber-
land Said is Well divided into pastura9e, TIL
lage and wood land. Is well watered, has good and
convenient buildings, cuts sixty tons of hay,
and has some twelve hundred cords OF understandable
wood for the market, besides enough for the farm
This estate would make two good farms, and will
be sold together or in separate lots Inquire of John
H. NOyes, near the premises,
CHARLES c. COBB,
Executor, 80 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Me.
March 10. eod&wtt
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Lot for Sale

TIME lot on the northerly side of Deerine Street,
i adjoining the residence of Gen. j. ID. Fessenden
Said lot is sixty feet front and hundred feet
in depth. Apply to j. c. PROCTOR,
mar16dtf rts /, Real Estate A gent, Middle st.
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.s n BOOkAeeper.,sr rsesrS
WANTED by a young man Of practical expert
w ence, aud who can bring the best OF city refer
ences, situation as Bookkeeper or Salesman,
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply to w. ii. JERKS, \
.mar7utf Under Lancaster hail.
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$4,000
For Sale or to Lease.

WILL buy one two story house ana one one and
w half story house and lot 81 by so feet; now
rents for 5000. Inquire of j. c. PROCTER
April q. div
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-. HOUSE wanted. .flFV1
fhHE lower part OF good house, or a one and
Il half story house, by family Of three persons
10 be within ten minutes walk OF Congress square
Address Box 906. l-r|l ~ an1ItIw~ : I
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House and Lot in Ferry Village for


A TWO story house on FIR mt Street, third house
"A from Sawyer Street. Said house contains six
teen rooms, good cellar, WY painted and blinded
and in tip top repair. Lot 'front.' line So feet; rear
line "A feet depth Ia feet This property is finely
situated Tor a boarding house Apply to
April 90. DIFF i69 Fore Street.
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For Sale for GGAn

- house containing eight rooms in good re-
EE;;.l pair, situated in treeport Village eighteen
I'LL miles from Portland has four acres Of land
Ifuit trees, &c. Price only S9Oa. Address Horace
Kilby, Freeport, or VIII JERRiS.
apr2Id3Wx se. y ,,lan1
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Timber Land for Sale.

THE tract OF timber land known as the Gilmanton
4 and Atkinson Acadei,y Grant, in the State OF
New Hampshire, owned by the heirs of The late Ellis
b. Usher, OF Hollis, Me-, bounded north by the forty
fifth degree OF north atnde east by the State line
between Maine and New Hampshire; south by the
College Grant and land granted to Timothy Dix and
west By the College Grant. SO called. ~
This grant is supposed to contain twenty thousand
acres. 1t is heavily timbered with the first quality
spruce, and about two millions OF pine, all old
growth and equal TO the best quality Canada pine
which be obtained with certainty the first year
it coming down the Diamond River into the Magal-
loWay, and then into the Androscoggin below the
lakes For further Information enquire of
DIR. +. BACON,
apr20eod2m. No. II Free ST., Portland, Me.