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81 hold that this gov
ernment was made on the
WHITE BASIS, by
WHITE MEN, for the
benefit Of WHITE MEN
and their posterity forev-
er. Further, I hold that
the negro is not capable of
self-government. Us. a.
Douglas.
For Governor,
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.
Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL s. UHL.
Treasurer of State,
COCHRAN Fulton.
Auditor of State.
JOHN McELwEE.
Attorney General,
FRANK 81. HURD.
Supreme Judge,
THOMAS NJ. KEY.
Comptroller of Treasury.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN.
Mem mber Board Public Works
ARTHUR HUGHES.
Common Pleas Judge,
JOHN s. WAY,
~ Senator,
WILLIAM LAWRENCE.
Representative,
ELIEL HEADLEY.
siss' Clerk,
5. JERE. WILLIAMS.
+ Treasurer,
DANIEL NEUHART.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH MYERS.
Prosecuting attorney,
JOHN P. SPRIGGs.
Recorder,
DANIEL 0'CoNNoR.
Commissioner,
WILLIAM WORKMAN.
Infrmary Director,
WILLIAM READ.
Coroner,
JOHN MUHLEMAN.
Constitutional Amendment
N III
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1000 Agents Wanted.

Experienced agents, clergy men, ladies,
school teachers and others should send at
once for circulars giving further information.
Address, ZEIGLER, McCURDY 4 CO.,
FOL Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
oct1m4.
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DR. Y G00Ds!
MOONEY d cos.

We wish to inform AL who make Sny puf
chasss In Dry Goods that Mooney 3 Co.'sn
:rHR place to secure Good Bargaiua. Wstmsks
It point to pay special attention TO al both
rich and poor, old and young, and II is our
EARNEST solicitation TO show our Stock. Of
Goods TO every one, even II cents worth 10
not purchased. Do not entertain any fsars
that it Is TASK to show Goods, bat rather .
pleasures
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MO ON Ell 4 co

Take pleasure in announcing That thsy hare
now, and intend to keep fun line oz
Alpacas,
Poplins, plain and mixed.
Fancy Goods Of all descriptions
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TRorTING

In harness, the afternoon of the third day
vas for 800. Entries. j. F. Reynolds,
g. i. Harry Burke; G. B. Jones, 5. m.
Buekeys Peg.
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said Clerk to have failed, neglected or re-
fused to make returns or pay the taxes
imposed by this Ordinance, within the time
herein prescribed, which said execution
shall be lodged with the Sheriff of Rich
land District, to be collected according to
the provisions of the Acts of the General
Assembly of this State in such case made
and provided.
Done and ratified in Council assembled.
under the corporate seal of the city of
Columbia, this eighth day of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hun
drcd and siXtv-seven.
THEODORE STARK, Mayor.
j. >. MCMAHON City Clerk
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AGI9OELEANx
A Parody.

A Parody.
Oft in the Silly night,
Ere sluulber's chain hath bound me,
The blamed mosquitoes gin their flight,
And all came buzzing round me.
l lose my rest,
And do my best
To rid me of this evil,
But tits i'll vain,
And for my pain,
They bite me like the dickens
Thus in the Silly night,
Ere slumber's chain hath bound me,
The tarnal 'skeeters gin to bite,
And all come buzZiug round me.
When l remember all
The nights we've passed together,
I'm glad when comes the fall
The cold and wintrv weather.
Then I'm the he
That from guile's free,
Then I've no thoughts of evil,
But when the critters come again
l wish them at the Dead Sea!
Thus in the Silly night.
Ere slumber's chain hath bound me;
Ihe tarnai varminis gin tlIcir fight,
And l drag the kiver round me-
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REFINED SUGARS.

1OO BBLS. REFINED SUGARS, con-
1VO sisting of Crushed, Powdered A
and Extra c Sugars, just received and for
sale by j. g. r. II. AGNEW.
Feb 8
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little better?''
/ was so rejoiced and so astonished
by the sight of her that could not
speak at first. She repeated the
question.
''I must be crushed to pieces" said
l, ''for the train went over me; but [
feel no pain.
'There he goes about that train
again, said my wife. 'Why, Ned. -
/ tried to move-there was nothing
the matter with me; was in my own
room; opposite me a crib in which my
two children were asleep; beside me a
tiny bald head. My wife and chill
dren We're safe. Was [ delirious, or
what could it be?
so, y cried l, tell me what has
happened"
Its 8 o'clock, said 10. ..You
came home in such dreadful state
from the club that [ couldn't wake
YOU You weren't tit to manage
steam and risk peoples lives The
San Francisco is half way to A, [ sup
pose, and you have been frightening
me to death with dreadful talk.
And 10 began to cry.
1t was a dream-only an awful
dream. But [ had lived through it
us though it We're q reality.
''ls there Il Bible in The house,
Jo?" said 1.
care we heathens?" asked 10.
Give it me this moment, Jo."
She brought it, and put my hand
on it and took the oath (too solemn
to be repeated here) that what had
happened never should occur again.
1t never has. And if the San Fran
cisco ever comes to grief, the verdict
will not be as it hds so often been
''The engineer was drunk
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reenville and Columbia Railroad

80 1 ssfssl : ; sZ
PASSENGER Trains will run daily, Sun
AnI Ill
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w ASHlNGIoN, ftpTl IL.
The Senate has rejected the nomination OF
| Tbomas w. Sweeney to be Major of the 10th
If Is the oninion of some of the ablest law
vers that the Senate should not adjourn (under
The nrnvisions of the civil tenure bilD until all
vacancies have been filled by Presidential an
pointment and Senatorial confirmation. In
some cases the Senate has rejected as MANY as
three nominations for the same affice.
The friends Of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens wish
it stated that he has not been as i'll as represent
ed, but has been able to see his friends and
transact business every day. His health has
pegn ieeDie but he is now well again.
ood Inc ne treaty price for Russian America is 81
terday. 90 W
Inc President sent large number Of nomi-
hations TO the Senate to-day.
IN the Supreme Court this afternoon MIR.
W conner asked leave to place in the hands OF
the Clerk bill of complaint from the State oil
georgia, to enjoin Secretary Stanton, General
Grant and General Pope from executing the
act "for the more efficient government of the
rebel States, which he said he would to-mor-
row ask leave to file. The Court replied that
the gentleman might now file his motion. At
torney General Stanberry gave notice to Mr..
O'Conner that he should be ready to resist the
motion. This bill differed from that of the
State of Mississippi in the fact that the Presi-
dent was not named in it, He felt it to be his
duty to say that the Secretary OF War desired
that he should take ON himself the entire man
agement of the case on the part of the defence.
In reply to an expressed desire that an arrange
ment be made so that both cases, the Mississip-
pl and Georgia, may be heard tomorrow and
the order of agreement be understood. The
Court said it would think about the matter, as
il was not now prepared to make a definite
statement.
The Senate to-day confirmed Gen Rosseau
as a Brigadier General; Gen. George Fuller,
Postmaster at Bangor, Me-, and rejected Geo.
e. Goodrich, Postmaster at Fitchburg, Mass
The President is much better to-day and was
able to attend to the business in his office-
Secretaries Welles, Browning, McCulloch. At
torney General Stanberry and Postmaster
General Randall had interviews with him this
forenoon. A number of visitors were present
put none were admitted, the President not be-
ing able to receive them.
The Senate has ratified the treaty recently
made with the Chippewa band of Mississippi
Indians, now residing in Minnesota, providing
Tor the sale of portion of the lands occupied
by them, and for other reservations to be set
apart for their use -..-- 81
The Supreme Court to-day concluded the
hearing in the Deharo case. General Gushing
continued the argument on behalf of the APP
pellees, and Judge Black concluded the case
for the appellants.
1t is understood that the Senate, in executive
session to-day, refused to allow the debate on
the Russian-American treaty to be published
Several Senator'S it is said read written
speeches. The vote against such publication
was about the same that in favor Of the
treaty.
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New York Market.

c., NEW YORK, April IL.
Cotton-without decided change with rather more
dong; sales 1000 bales; Middling upiands 27l a. oSc
sdour--fuiet sales $500 bills; State at 10 rs 90
u ~ Round hoop Ohio II So ii 75 Western 10 20 az
ID IS; Southern at II 90 a II 60; California at Is 30 a.
16 %. ~ - IVY
Wheat a. 2higher; sales 10 500 bush Milwaukee
335. ~ ~ M "
Connective ami Ic better; sales IL, 900 bush ;
Mixed Western 80 90 80; do new 20 a. Is; Vel
low Jersey new at 80. ~
.o9Sai!s-heavy sales $4,000 State at 7Sc Western
Bee-steady.
Pork-firnler; sales new mess % so.
Lard-unchanged.
Whiskey-quet.
a l0tc. 'S
Sugar-in good demand and Ic higher
Moasses-sales Museovado at 81 a Csc.
Naval Stores-frm.
Petroleum-quiet.
Ia!low-firmer; sales at 10k "a tOl.
Freghts TO Liverpool--more active easier: Corn Al
(0 Sd by sail, and Al by steamer
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TO Printers.
A Situation Wanted.

"A SICuaCIOn WantGO.
II man to travel TO sell goods. A large trade
- already established. Is thoroughly acquainted
with the Grocery and Flour business, and can bring
the very best of recommendations. Has been trav-
cling fr the last three years. Address Box 1647
Portland Post ONCE. AplSd1ws
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Indian Annirs.

ST. LOUIS, April IT.
The Democrats correspondent with General
Hancock's Indian expedition, writing from
Fort Harker on the I'd INST says council was
held at Fort Dodge on the 2lth ult between
Major Dodge and several of the chiefs OF
Ki0was. The latter protessed much friendship
for the whites and desired to be at peace with
them, but stated that the Blackfeet, Sioux,
Cheyennes, Arrapaboes and Camanchesare de-
termned on war and will have it. The Kiowas
also spoke about several northern tribes band
ing together for war, making overtnres TO
southern tribes to Join them, and predicted
that the whites would have their hands full be-
fore long. Indications all favor agrand Indian
confederation and bloody war.
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- BRIGHTON, April 10.
Atmarket for the current week: Cattle 1113; Sheen
ana Lambs, 40l7; Swine, 1900; number of Western
latte, ooli Eastern Cattle, 1859; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle, 20S; Cattle left over from last
week, 1856 ~
PRICES. Beef Catte-Extra $13 Is "a S14 50; first
quality $500 "a S13 so; second quality S11 rs 90
$l2 5o third quality $40 20 81 50 p 100 TBS the to-
tai weight of hides, tallow and dressed beef.
Country Hides, 81 a DC y fb; Country Talow, Ct
"a 7c ~ ID,
BRIGHTON Hides 81 @ lOc p lib; Brighton Tallow, u
a. Sc " lib.
Wool Sheep Skins, 81 25 "a SO 25 ~ Skin; Dry
Sheep Skins at 81 rs a 81 % each.
Calf Skins IS a zoe y ID.
There is light supply of Cattle this week from all
sections, and the quality upon average is better
Prices have advanced from 4 to of a cent ~ b.
Trade has been quick and nearly all the Beeves were
sold yesterday. There good supply of Work
ing oxen from Maine, which were in good demand
Mr. Scoans purchased % pairs to ship TO York State
for farmers use.
Stores-There are no Stores in market except Work
ing Oxen and Mich Cows v
Working oXen-We quote sales at SI6O Sf70 $3.50
S2oo SD S55, S275, $3.50, $780, 1910 "a $50 per
pair; There Is a good supply in market, ana trade
has been active. ~ ~
Mich Cows-Sales extra 800 40 s125. ordinary cen
a. $75; Store Cows $45 a. $55. Price of Nliicb COWS
depend altogether upon the fancy of the purchaser
Sheep and Lambs-We quote sales of lots at K q :
IL 8. "a 10c y h. There is light supply in mark
and prices are higher than they were last week
Swine-Wholes lie, a sc y ID; RETAIL 81 40 1Oc ID
fb. Fat Hogs-700 at market; prices "a 9Ic ~ Ii.
There is not a very active trade tor Store Pigs.
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rf WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, April II.
An extensive mill, recently erected in this
vicinity by the Pennsylvania Marble Company
for saving block marble, was entirely destroyed
by fire this morning Loss heavy
CINCINNATI, April II.
The large distillery of Foote, Nash & Co., on
the corner Of Pearl and Rizeour streets, was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning. 1t is
supposed to have originated from an explosion
in the rear of the main building where some
stills We're being changed. Loss estimated at
over 100000. Insurance not ascertained.-
Several buildings adjoining We're injured to the
extent of $1,000 or $4,000, which loss is covered
Inv insurance.
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From Observation-Disclosures of Vera
Graz.

New YORK, April II.
The steamship Moro Castle, which arrived
to-day from Havana 9th, brings the following
intelligence
The British steamer Solicit arrived at Ha-
vana ON the 9Th from Vera Cruz I'd. She sailed
from Havana few days BEFORE but was
obliged to return with her cargo, which could
not be landed at Vera Cruz as the Liberals
were bombarding the city.
One of the Havana banks resumed specie
payment on the 9th
The bark Ocean Home arrived Sunday from
New York with 100 packages not on her man
ifest. She has been seized.
The Imperialsts at Vera Cruz were general
~ arming themselves. Perez Gomerz and
Cuevas had resigned and were coming to Ha-
vana. Gen. Zaboada was in command. The
siege was closely maintained. Water bad been
cut off and the last bullock in the city killed
on the 3lst of March.
The U. S. men-of-war Tacony and Tahoma
were at vera Cruz. y %Et.t.
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Desirable Store Lots
FOR SALE,

cow M Il AL ST Il EFT.
FIN1E subscribers offer tor sale the lot of land on
the southerly side OF Commercial Street, head OF
Danas Wharf, measuring " by $50 feet. For fur
ther particulars inquire JONAS II. PERLEY,
not1
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Marine Disasters.

NEW YORK, April H.
Pilot boat Hope, No. 1, reports that on
Wednesday, in lat 40 30, long. n So saw
schooner with colors flying Union down; tackled
ship and went to her; she proved to be the
WIN. H. Sargent of sedgwick, 80 days from
Darien, Ga, bound to Norwalk.. The captain
stated that they had had nothing to eat for
fonr days. She was supplied with provisions
by the Hope. April II, saw a schooner with
her eolors ia her rigging about three miles
West OF Fire Island, but it was blowing fresh
from the north and could not get to her assist
ance.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April II.
Flour firm and prices unchanged Superfne II 90
@ y 5O Trade brands 10 so a. Is 75 Fancy 16 90 a.
Is No. Wheat firm, scarce and not enough offering
10 establish quotations. choice Springs nomnally at
$40; No. Winter red sold at 10. Corn in good de-
mand sales 1000 bush at 90 for Sacks and so a. see
in ear Oats duh and nominal at zoe. i've quiet and
unchanged. Barley unchanged Whisiey nominal
at 20 q 26c in bond. Provisions firm but nothing do
ing City Mess Pork at % rs G 90 90. Bacon at o. "a
l2c for shoulders, sides and clear SIDES Hams af 1
g l3gc for plain and Is a 15tc for sugar cured Lard
firm and unchanged Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Exchange stea1v 5NA'
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Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, April 1O-Evening.
The Spanish Government refuses to Weld To
the demands made by England Tor. indemnity
and satisfaction in the case of the steamer
Tornado.
ATHENS, April 1O-Evening.
The Sultan threatens to declare war against
Greece on account of the continuance of in
surrectionary troubles on the Turkish frontier.
m PARIS, April IL
The Moniteur this morning contains an ed-
torial on the European situation, which is pa
cific and tranquilizing.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April II.
The Turkish Government has sent Omar
Pacha to Thessaly to take command of the
troops in that province.
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Selling ssa Cost

srocK of white and Fancy Goods wiz be sold
sICOolr FAR twenty days. at store on Caseo ST.,
corner P IsEp MAKING done in all its branches;
apr1idfw
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For Sale.

1--WE Street Sprinking Tubs, Pumps Reservoirs,
Il and Power for pumping water. Inquire OF
j. g. BARKER,
131 Commercial STR ct.
Portland, April I, 1867. aplItf
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CHICAGO. April11
Flour extremely firm; Winter extras II 70; red do
II 10; Spring extra IL %; Superfne II 60. Wheat
at 06, and closed iirm; No at 54s "a SIC; freah do
at 81 a 5sc. Rye &c lower; No. at / As. Barley
firm and &c lower; sales at 90 "a o. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Live hogs active at so a. 90
for light stock ana 12t "a 90 for good to choice
Keceipts-4 900 bbls. flour, 4,500 BUSH wheat, To-
QUO bush corn, 26oOo bush. oats, 800 hogs. Ship
ments-4, 800 opis. flour, z 600 bush. wheat
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mmercial.-.l'er Gable.


Consols closed at 90l for money,
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are the
closing quotations tor American Securities: U. >.
52Os l3t; Illinois Central shares 764; Erie Railroad
shares 81. large amount OF United States bonds
llis been thrown on the market here from Germany,
prices.
NJ, GU. LIVERPOOL, April 10, Evening,
:, me lotion market closed heavy and quotations
sales IoUVo oales; Middling upands I'D; Midtiling
orleans ai iZaa baeaasins3rhe activity the
advance; Corn AS Cd az As per quarter for M;yeJ
Western; Oats-Canadian and American Re ri mar
40 lbs. Provisions dull and no change in prices re-
ported. Produce-cUmmon Wilmington Rns;n no,
declined 10 SIS Sd per cwt; Oils--Sperm e13; Wha1e
cal; LinsAed e39; Sugar market frmer to-day; iron
Scotch Pig advanced to Dos per ton, mixed num-
bers.
FRANKFORT, April 10, Evening.
United States 5-2O's closed this evening at 75s.
LIVERPOOL, April II, p. M.
The decline in Cotton continues; Mddling uplands
fell off Id since the oDenInp
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, April IL.
The receipts at the Assistant Treasury office
balance, S106,l90,2S6.
The steamer Henry Chauncey sailed to-day
for Aspinwall and California with a large num-
Der of passengers, including Hon. John Con-
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st. LOuis Market,

ST. LOUIS, NO., April H..
Flour firm; superfne at 10 25 a Y 80; extra 10 90
g IL double extra Is 80 a Is so; treble extra
10 30 "a is CO. Wheat heavy; Spring so % 90; fair
Fall at IS; prime so "a s.. Corn dull at / 0s a.
IS Oats SO a SEE. Barley firm at 80. Rye firm
at 80. Provisions quiet; Mess Pork at % 5O shout
ders 9c; clear ribs and sides lie; clear ribs 12Ic
Lard-sales at i2l a 13jc. Whiskey dali; gales at
To- Tobacco heavy; leaf 90 a. IS. a-.t
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HAVANA, April G.
Sugars-market duh and nominal; No. II, "a "
reals. Molasses scarce and firm. l.umber-WP in
good demand; one cargo sold at S34; two more car
goes sold at s35. Box Shocks dull and abundant-
HID Shooks-moasses at 81 rs; sugar al 4 5n Hoops
nominal at $50 "a 55 for long; short rough $40 6 30
Potatoes inactive. Freights advanced Is to Uni ed
States. Exchange-Currency on United States lower
al the beginning the week, but at the close recoy
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- On India street, third house from Congress
MS. contains eleven rooms besides the attics. This
MR house is very pleasantly located and very con-
venently arranged Tor one or two families.
Apply to VIM. II. JERKS, o.
mar28du tt Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

tut SAFE.
'hhEE storied brick house No. 30 on High Street,
scrber INV o0e"pi0 ~
Also Two three stored brick stores on Fore Street.
ortt; VI Iii opposite the Custom House. with
four stories with cellars For terms and particulars
enquire of the subscriber
pou.,.s Att, NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April IL.
Cotton-nunchanged sales 1000 bales; Low Mid
ding at 27c receipts LEAP bales exports 54s bales.
Sugar 49, "a lie for prime to choice. Moasses nom
nal. Flour active and higher; superne at IS 50 "a
IL %. Corn at 30 "a 70. Oats at 85c. Mess Pork
duh and 50c lower sales at % 80 Bacon-rib 12Bc
clear at l3Jc. Lard firm at 13s ~ i4lc. Sterling Ex-
change A a l474. Exchange on New York prem
ium sight.
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Il III Il Nj A Es TX II Il o.
Financial.

NEW YORK. April II.
The money market closed easy. Call loans "a 7
per cent. Foreign Exchange quiet; prime bankers
sterling 1899 az 1885, Gold closed weaker at 1861 "a
1865. Governments firm but generally quiet Stocks
lower ON railway shares and stronger and higher on
steamship shares
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

A experienced Salesman in the retail Dry Goods
Asbusness; one who can give good City reference,
may hear OF permanent situation by addressing
Box 1918 Portland Post Office, giving real and
references. marriott
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Brighton Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.
Flour active OF G 90 az $50. Wheat active good
shipping 70 "a co. Legal tenders 743. The steam
ship America, from Nicaragua. has arrived
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House for Sale

NEAR Saecarappa village, good house, wood
Nhouse attached a large stable, garden spot, hard
and soft water; well arranged for two families if de-
s,red. Situated on the Windham road, within five
minutes walk Of the depot Apply to Mrs. BETSEY
HAMBLIN, on the premises. apr9d1w*
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House and Lot for Sale,

CITUATED in Westbrook, near the end of Tu-
y keys Bridge. story and a half house, with
5000 feet of land shade and fruit trees. House
tains eight rooms, with large attcs and has stable
room for horse and carriages connected. 1t is To-
Gated on the corner of Wnslow Street and the road
leading to the Marine Hospital Price $4,000. Ap-
ply to l.. A. BACHELDER,
(King, Thurlow & COL 1855 Commercial St..
March 90. DIM
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A Good House for Sale

WITHIN five minutes walk Of the Post Office,
w pleasantly situated, two and q half stories
high, thoroughly finished, hard and soft water, gas,
furnace, outbuidngs and yard. In perfect order,
and possession given imme diately.
Inquire at this office. Apl 6-tf
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House for Sale.

A TWO story house on Salem Street, containing
IA nine r0Oms convenient for two families. Lot SO
by 100. VIII be sold low if applied for Immediately.
10 w. ii. JERKS,
mar27d3w* Opposite Preble House.
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Farm fl" Sale.

FFNHE homestead of the late Scott Dyer Cape Eliz-
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, IS
trees grated fruit Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile.
For terms, &C., apply on the premises or TO
+. G. ROBINSON,
mch20-tf Is Moulton Street.