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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14

PErERsEN's Concert Hall continues to nightly al
tract crowds, who drop in to pass an hour or tw
joyously.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14
SHAY III

VIM. WRIGHT. begs to return thanks
w to the inhabitants of Idaho City and vicinity for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the
past three years. He would also inform, them that
he has removed his Barber Shop from nextsto the
Express Office to one door below Baird Judges Sa-
loon, on Main street A continuance of public pat
ronage is respectfully solicited. t1sssss
Idaho city, Oct g. 1867. -n5Oln3 = = -14sAs 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14

LoDrNGs can be had in Jules Thevenins new fire
proof brick on Wall street by the month. week &
single night. His rooms are well furnished and nea
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14

Mrs. RosEETHAL lat @. Levys) has a grand and va
ried stock of rich and handsome goods for ladies'
wear, of all kinds. and of the latest modes. se.1
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14

MAsoNTc.-The Grand Lodge of Idaho will assen
BILE for the first time, on next Monday week, De
23d, at the Masonic Hall in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14

NELSON PERRIN makes very superior boots, fine o
heavy. at low prices, at his shop next to j. B. Eme
rvs store on Main street. se9
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14

APPLES Walker has some splendid g big red az
pies, and delicious pipins, direct from Webfoot
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-14
Special Natites
CHRIsT1rAs FESTIVAL.

A Christmas Festival win be held on Christmas
Eve, at the Good Templars Hail. Idaho City, for the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-15
MurderOus Attack upon n Newspaper Cor
respondent.

NEW YORK, March A.
The Express this afternoon states that de-
termined attempt was made last night by a
lawyer named Daniel Mcfarland to murder
Mr.. Albert d. Richardson the well-known Tri-
bune correspondent. 1t is said that McFar-
land was jealous of Richardson's attentions to
his wife, who Is an actress belonging to the
Winter Garden company Richardson has for
hve or SIX weeks past occupied room in Nc
Farland's house on Amity stIeet Between II
and II o'clock last night as Richardson and
McFarland's wife were walking down Amity
street the irate husband came up behind
them and fred three shots at Richardson from
revolver, one OF which hit him, lodging in the
groin. A police officer seized Mcfarland and
took him to the 18th District station house.
Richardson was taken to his room where the
ball was extracted, but was subsequently re-
moved to the residence of Samuel Sinclair.
This morning Richardson's counsel stated to
the court that his client declined to make any
charge against the prisoner, and he was dis
charged.
Mr. Richardson's friends say that the account
of the muderous attack upon him by Mr.. Nc
Farland, published in the Evening Express, is
calculated to do injustice both to himself and
Mrs. Mcfarland, and desires the following
statement to be published
Mr. Mcfarland it is alleged is subject to fits
of drunken frenzy, and has for a long time
threatened his wife with personal violence SO
that she was compellep to leave him and seek
legal protection from his persecution. She had
also instituted legal proceedings for separation
on the ground of cruelty and refusal to provide
for his family. Mcfarland, it is represented,
has consented to separation, and she had gone
to live with her friends, earning her own sup
port upon the stage and by labors of the pen.
Richardson had been requested to escort her
| home from the theatre last night when he was
attacked by the infatuated husband in the
| street. After the second shot he turned upon
| his assailant, clinched and threw him, the two
being on the ground when the officer reached
| the scene. Richardson's wound is not consid-
cred dangerous but it is very painful, and at
the examination this A. NJ Richardson being
unable to appear, the prisoner was discharged,
but proceedings have been instituted for his
re-arrest and trial, when rigid examination
| will show that Richardson was acting simply
as friendly protector against an unreasonable
and frenzied husband
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NEW YORK, March a.
Cotton-frmer but less active under the high nrices
asked ;ssales $500 bales; Middlng upands at sic.
Flour-10 a 15c better closing quiet: sales IL 90
bpls. State at so a IL 90; Round hoop Ohio ii On
a 1890; Western at 10 "a 1915; Southern sales
at 10 80 a 16 80.
Wheat-3 q &c higher; sales % 600 bush No Q
Milwaukee at 2 As; White California 95 a 3 rs.
-Corn-active, excited and a &c higher; sales 49,
OC0 bush. Mixed Western at l 10 a 119. White
Western at H..
Oats-more active and a &c higher; sales 1000
bush. Western at "a q 65c State at 70 q TIC. New
Ohio at 66 a CSC.
Beef-steady. .-.....- a.
Pork-irmer; sales new mes at % 81; prime mess
at II % "a IS co.
Lard-quiet and steady.
Whlskey-quiet; Western at 32c in bond.
vado at 10i a lie.
Coiee-quiet. .t...t-.
50 hhds do at 5sc ~ ' e" oiiesli' az oo''
7c Ros 3uu at Spirits Turpentine at 7Ot a
Parliamentary; sales crnao =. 90,
fined bonded at 26 a 2Se. az ios w i'c' he-
Taow-steady; sales 143 900 lbs at M N ~
Freights to LverpOol-quiet for t;ra %s 81, iiAc.
for Cotton Cotton 5-16 q 7-16d per SALINE aaso,
and GIG q Cd per steamer 'e''ei'
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MEXICO.
Macmillan moving to give Battle
to EscObadO nk
Letter from Juan Alv09es !

BRowNvILLE, Texas, March z.
Three days later military news from Mexico
to February 18th, and general news to the 18th
have been received.
Gen. Marquee takes command of the Impe-
rial forces in the City of Mexico. He is called
the tiger of La Cuberya. He says in procla-
nation, Il have given you proof enough how L
shall conduct myself and defend what is en-
trusted to me-"
On the 18th Maximillian marched to meet
Escobedo and give him battle. Maximillian's
forces are estimated at 14,700 and those of the
Liberals at $4,000. The entire armies in the
field number. Republicans $4,000, and Impe-
rialists $4,000. A decisive battle would pro
badly be fought about the 29th.
WASHINGTON, March IA.
The following is the translation of letter
received by Minister Romero to-day:
LA Providencia Feb 10. 1867.
Acapulco is still in the hands of the French,
but will be abandoned according to a commu-
nication that the French vice consul addressed
in the name of the admiral to the offlcer.com-
handing our forces at Camp Labana asking
for an interview. L instructed that officer to
decline this, as / see no object in it, since the
post will soon be abandoned. My son Gen
Diego Alvarez left this place on the 18th ult
for Iquala, this city having been abandoned
My son went with 1000 men from this State to
Cuernavana with this force which is well
equipped, having artillery and cavalry in due
proportion. He will contribute with the other
forces now in the valley of Mexico to give the
the final blow to the tottering empire.
Signed, JUAN ALAvREz"
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March IA
Flour active; sales IT, 900 bbls at 13 % "a 16 20 for
White Winter 10 90 a IL 90 for Spring extras; s7i
"a 100 for Spring superfine. Wheat opened strong
and No. Spring advanced 8 a &c, but subsequently
declined q 4c, and closed with buyers at 90 a OF.
Corn Is brisk with speculative demand; sales at 81
q S Sa tor NO 75c for No. 2 closing steady
AZ ~ T eSc IoI No l. Oats firm and active sales at
4ot q 4o5c 1or NO in store Rye active with an adj
vance OF az &c Barley firmer and advanced 5(61 &c
sales NO. at a. "a Sic, according to location. Pro-
visions held with extreme firmness Mess pork firm
at q 00 prime mess at Is co. Shoulders active sales
nearly 100000 lbs at Sc for loose Lard firm and
quiet at 12ic cash.
Receipts-3.60O bbls. flour, $500 centals wheat.
9700 centals corn 100 hogs. Shpments-320 O hills
-four, $3.50 centals wheat, 200 centals corn
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WASHINGTON, March a.
Pettlons are IN circulation praying Congress
Mayor in Washington so as to allow that Off
Ger to be chosen at the municipal election. to
be held next June.
The Navy Department has received advices
of the arrival of the steamer De Sofa at Point
Petrie, Gaudaloupe, Feb. 9, from La Goayra,
via Barbados and Martinique. The steamer
Unadela was at Barbados repairing.
The Senate to-day confirmed Henry Bar
nard, of Connecticut Commissioner of Edu-
cation.
Tho nomination of Geo. H. Gordon as U. S
Marshal for the District of Massachusetts, was
rejected.
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'0ta0dte Dc Productive Farm,
IN HAMILTON,
"A ~ a IL O. ITO

w III BE SOLD on The premises TO the highest
NJ, bidder, without reserve. on TuURsnAy
-ist. at III o'clock, A NJ the nres ont owner
mn ~ r,ioi.hs 70 return to California
-, mat Valuable FARM, situated I'm JIor,i1,o,, o.,
inc man ioau, oe'Ween Salem and Ir,svgc oh aiout
one quarter oil mile from the Wenbam All tIa,;i
Ton Depot on the Eastern Railroad containina
90 acres OF ulaee, pasture, and Woodland ali -, ~
cellent condition, with the two story Dv e}ra 49,
containing IL finished rooms, pantry shed
tached with large eistern for rain water AT
with the house.
There is also a very convenient large Barn. and
Stable, Carriage House, and Shop attached, All near
ly new. Ali the buildings are in perfect order and
built in the very best manner,-the house and barn
cellars both being thoroughly eemented. There are
also large quaint ty of choice Fruit Trees upon the
premises. The Stock and Tools are in perfect con-
dition and ready for use the coming season.
Immediately after the sale of the Farm, will be
sold all the stock and tools with all the hay and
grain potatoes &c, horses cows, heilers three
hogs, 30 hens, carriage and pole, one market
wagon, moving machine, ploughs, one hay wagon,
horse cart, double harness, cart harnesses, &C.
Also, all the household furniture, consisting of
chairs, tables carpets, chamber sett bedsteads,
spring beds one superior parOr organ, in perfect Or
DER, mattresses, Stoves &c, &c.
This is one of the nnest located farms in Essex
County, II being situated on the main road between
Salem and Iswieh, about one quarter of mile from
the hailroad Depot, and Convenient 10 Churches,
schools, &c. and is just far enough from the city to
make it a desirable summer residence tor gentleman
dong business in Boston Salem. Terms easy and
made known at sale. JOHN NORTH
----... VIM. ARCHER, Auct'r.
March L. div
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE

LONDON, March Is, Evening
Dispatches from Dublin, dated this evening,
state that Ireland is quiet. No new Fenian
demonstrations are reported.
There has been great fall of snow in Ire
land. 80 l
A number of Fenians have been arrested in
Limerick, and the prisoners while on their way
to the police barracks were cheered by the peo-
pie. Placards emanating from the IL r. b"
have been posted in the streets of Clonmel and
borough towns in both Waterford and Tippe-
rary counties, forbidding the people to pay
their rent.
'+- VIENNA, March Is.
= The Emperor Francis Joseph has given Or
ders for strengthening the Austrian posts on
the Servan frontier.
BERLIN, March 10.
g Herr Munchausen, the premier OF the gov
eminent of Hanover under the late King, has
challenged Count Won Bsmark for words ut.
tered in debate in the German Parliament.
LONDON, March IL.
The barque George Washington has been
wrecked in storm in the harbor of Valencia
Spain.
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lineinHaii Markets.,

=. CINCINNATI, March ID.
Flour irmer and unchanged; trade brands II 30 q
u fancy brands 10 90 6 90. Wheat scarce; sales
No. 2Spring at 25 MOL Winter at 80. Corn at Gle
in bulk and 76c in sacks Oats advanced to 53c for
No. 1. Rye scarce and held at 40. Barley un
changed and quiet. Whiskey unchanged and steady
meats in good demand; sales 100000 Tbs at &c for
shoulders for Sides iS for slsar rib Sides lie
ina clear rib at 11ac; clear sides 12l. Lard frmer
eountry at 12Ic; city at 124c Sugar cured hams at
70 "a 15tc. Butter steady; sales at 27 a 32c. Elk.
change steady.
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Proposals for Construction
- Material.

Proposals for Construction
..-I ~ Material.
OFFICE TREASURER
National Asylum for Disabled VOLUNTEER Soldiers
Eastern Branch.l
AUGUSTA, hiaine, March 9Th, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until Monday March %, 1867, for furnish
ing 10000 feet Hard Pine flooring boards clear,
than inches wide nor less than inches wide equal
width at both ends; lengths 10 m. 16 feet Is M. 20
feet; 10 m. "a feet.
10000 Clapboards, clear pine planed
'o'o'o Smngles, clear pine, one half shaved, one
1000 feet white pine boards, sound, inch thick
o.ooo ieet white pine boards, clear, planned, one
inch thick.
10000 eco feet feet white pine plank, sound.
oooo Ieet Dimension, one-fourth pine three
fOurths spruce.
10000 Laths, pine, inches
1000 square yards Tarred Roofing Paner
10000 Bricks, best weather.
so Casks Lime.
600 running feet Granite UNDERMINING inches
thick, 10 inches high.
5000 lbs. Nails assorted.
1875 gals. Linseed Oil, best quality, boiled
$500 lbs. White Lead.
The flooring boards, dressed and short lumber to
be seasoned equal to kiln-dried; the rough boards
and plank to be seasoned.
Separate bids will be received for either of the
above classes of material.
Delivery of three-fourths of the material is to be
made at either Augusta, HallOwell or Gardiner Me-,
on or before the first day of May, 1861 and the re-
mainder at either of the above places there
after as it may be required for USE
g. rToposas will be marked on the cover, proposals
bond obstruction Material" and be accompanied by
tbe oomaluoned to iulflment if accepted for half
have anneNe 81 the bid with responsible suretes, and
Tbe a r;n1t "a copy of this advertisements
By order of any anu all pids Is reserVeu'
GEN. E. W. KINKS
governor and Commandant
March 6-eod2w. 'u Actihg treasurer.
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Mi.celianeous Dispa,ches.


t- 30 CHARLESTON, March 49,
Gen. Robinson, commanding the department
in the absence of Gen. Sickles, issued an order
this morning announcing the reception of an
official copy of the military act, and declaring
it now the law of the department of the Caro-
linas r
BROCKvILLE, G. W., March IA.
A boiler in the Novelty Works exploded
this p. M, killing two men instantly One
body was blown into three pieces and the
trunk was found one hundred yards from the
scene of the explosion. Several others were
severely injured, and one has since died.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March H.
The house of Mr.. Smell in the town of Jeffer-
son ten miles from this city was entered by
burglars Tuesday night, and from 5000 to
$4,000 stolen. No clue has yet been obtained
of the perpetrators.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March IA.
In the caucus held tonight to nominate a
Commissioner of the Baltimore Police under
the new bill, one ballot was had without cleo
ton. Jarrett, strong Conservative had the
largest vote.
BOSTON, March IA.
During the past week 418 persons in this
State gave notice to the State Coustables that
they had stopped selling liquor 8
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Republican Mass Mee,;.

HARTFORD Conn, March IA
Republican mass meeting was held in Al
go away for want of room. The meeting was
addressed by Hon. Jas. A. Garfield, NJ c.. from
Ohio. The Speaker reviewed the course of
Congress and the Republican party, and clos
ed with an eloquent appeal to vote with the
party which stood by the Union, and the SOL
diers to vote as they shot The meeting was
intensely enthusiastic and the speaker was
rapturously applauded.
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Approved,

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
March 2 1861.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy Of
the orisidal as deposited in this office.
JAS. II. GOCHRANE,
mchSdtd Deputy Secretary of State.
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SOUTH WEST.
Great Flood on the arkansas
River.
Twenty-Five Lives Lost.
Great Suffering in Chattanooga,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March IA.
Omcers OF the steamer Rockford, Just arriv-
ed from the Arkansas-river, report the country
overhowed, causing great loss of property and
sunering among the inhabitants. Twenty
freedmen.
The steamer Peter Bolen was damaged by
running into the bank of the river at Red L orK.
She lost part of her cargo. A soldier ana deck
hand were also lost
CINCINNATI, March IA. The Gazette's Nash
vile dispatch says the reports of suffering at
Chattanooga and other places along the Tenn.
river are appalling. AT Chattanooga ON the
18th the water was from twelve to twenty feet
deep. many houses topping over and others
floating away. The mayor with a posse of
citizens and soldiers were foraging among the
loaded cars for food. The agent of the road
protested but the mayor said the people were
starving.
Twenty-Five dead bodies were seen floating
down the river at Bridgeport, Alabama, on the
18th inst.
The loss Of property is estimated at million
dollars.
Gen. Harlan is at Nashville making efforts to
send rations through to Chattanooga.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March IA.
At a special meeting of the Executive Com
miJtee of the Southern Relief Association held
this morning it was resolved that the Commits
sion earnestly request the clergymen of all
denominations throughout the Northern States
to join in simultaneous appeal for cOntribu-
tions on Sunday next the 18th inst.
Commissioner f. Kurtz arrived yesterday in
the Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall, with docu-
ments relating to the inter-oceanic railroad
concession recently granted by Costa Rica by
Gen. Fremont and associates.
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DETROIT, Mich. March H.
/ The Democratic State Convention yesterday
nominated Sanford M Green for Chief Jus
tice Of the Supreme Court, and VIM. NJ Fen
ny, Jr, and Ebenezer Wells for Regents of
the University.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
reconstruction bill and declaring the enfranch-
isement of negroes and acknowledgements of
whites by pretended Congressional action as
unconstitutional, arbitrary and revolutionary.
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Notice.

TN order to give employers of Plasterers .,,..,
time to finish work contracted for preyions t
notice OF demand for higher wages on and 70 our
April 1867, the Journeymen Plasterers Of Portind
and vicinity would respectfully inform their EN-
ployers and the public that they hereby give thirty
DAYS further notice of their intention to demand -Four
Dollars $4,000 per day and after the LIST day of
May instead of April LIST, as before notified.
Per Order. r. X galley
Portland, March 10, 1s67.-d1w Secretary.
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THE MARKET q.
Financial.

NEW YORK. March IA.
The Money market closed fairly active but easy at
"a per cent. stock collateras, and on Govern
melts: Prime paper passes at 6t per cent. Foreign
Gold closed steady at 134s. Governments quiet and
steady Stocks firm at the last open board.
The Commercial says Stocks show more spirit and
frmness, notwithstanding the downward reaction of
Erie IA per cent. Governments steady. Exchange
decidedly firm. Demand for money somewhat active
though the banks have plenty, and loan call at a
per cent, and at per cent. Government collat-
erals. Discounts active. The failures in the dry
goods trade have caused great caution in that class Of
paper while grocery paper does not rank very high
The failure of the Wauregan Print Company, with
liabilities of 100000 is announced. There Is this
morning an unusual pressure among commission
houses to realize upon their goods. and standard
sheetings have declined 1c.
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Meeting of the Rhode Island Democrat.
state Convention.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., March Ia.
The Democratic State Convention met here
to-day and nominated Lyman Pierce, of Provi-
dence for Governor, Gideon I'll. Durfee, for
Lieut.. Governor, VIM. III. Miller, of Brton, foI
secretary of State, Geo. N. Bliss, of East Pro-
violence, for Attorney General. James Akin
son for Treasurer.
In the Eastern Congressional District the
question OF making nomination was referred
to a committee.
In the Western Congressional D;s+r;o. Han
ry Butler, of Warwick, was nominateJ '0'
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture at Auction,

{ ~ FRIDAY, March 18th. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at
Fur it,, NO; 5l3 Congress street shall sell the
be SETS Bn rea House consisting in part Of Cham
an ne %Sn ware Cook Stove, &c., sc.
%. >. BAILEY. An tfopaer-
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Marine Disaster.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA.
The passengers and crew of the bark Golden
Sunset, numbering thirty-seven arrived from
Honolulu to-day. The vessel went ashore on
Derby Island, one of the Phoenix group in
December. One seaman was drowned while
launching the gig. The remainder of the crew
and passengers were landed safely. The dis
aster Is attributed to the incorrectness of the
charts of this group of Islands The vessel
and cargo are total loss.
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nNE of the Houses in the Brick block on Deer
" Street. These houses built in the most
thorough manner, ten finished rooms in each, good
cellar, water Of both kinds, good store room, and
plenty of closet room. Enquire of Z. WALSH, on
the premises. mch2d2w
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C. e. BECKETYS ESTATE.

rI1HE subscribers, appointed Commissioners Inv tho
Hon. Judge Of Probate for Cumberland corntv
to receive and decide upon all claims against the es
tate OF Charles f. Beckett, late OF Portland i'm said
county, deceased, represented insolyent bersh s,
notice that six months, from the 18th inst. are Al
lowed to the creditors to present and prove their
claims; anu that said Commissioners will be in SEES
sion at the Cty Assessors Office in said Portland on
the third Mondays of March, April, May June. July
and August ensuing at O'Clock r M. for the pur,
pose of attending to said duty.
- NJ MM do B4SEED' Commissioners.
Portland, Feb. %, 1867. - q, d3w&w1t
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New Orleans Markets,

NEW ORLEANS, March a.
Colonial qualities slightly advanced; low Mid
Jung at 20 "a 29c sales to-day 1890 bales; receipts
ZiOO bales; exports 5000 bales Sugars dull and I'M
changed. Molasses dull and unchanged Gold 1885,
EExchange on London Cd premium. Freights-on
Cotton TO Liverpool 9-16 "a i'd,
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IL. III. PATTEN 81 Co., Aue,;onc.r.
OFFICE PLUM STREET.
Farm in scaraoro' at Auct;o,

T"I" III 1" DO~VTU HC Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY, March 20. at3P. NJ. n, ,l,o
" prcm es. Will be sold without reserve tho tSarn,
adjoining the Town House lot i'm Scarboro' know
a. the COObrOth Farm, being about six miles from
Portland 1t contains about 80 under good
cultivation, cuts about Is tons Hay, has a young
Water Buildings consist OF good house and out
buildings. Also about eight acres OF good Grass
h'nd adjoining tn above. Sold free OF all incum-
france. For particulars call on the auctioneers.
marI3dtd