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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12
Fer Sale.

THE fine lot of Land on Spring, near High street
i known as the Boyd lot, containing about 10 900
feet also about 100000 Brick and 200 perch of Stone
Said lot will be sold with without the material
For further particulars enquire of JOHN G. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGEk. mchlldtf
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Brick HOuSe for sale,

ON Brown Street, containing Fourteen finish
" ed Rooms, hard and soft water gas and other
modern improvements Possession given April 1.
Apply to ID. H. Ingraham, Esq, or
w. II. JERKS,
marGdtf Real Estate Agent.
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W AN 's'EIb.
Wanted,

DY one, or two three single gentlemen, furnish
ID ed rooms, with board, in respectable private
house. Good references given. Address, for one
week. "Essayons, P. o. Box 1889.
Anril IL d3t*
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FOR S1TE

A BLACK CHESTNUT MARE, perfectly kind
"A and sound, and good style. Can be seen at
Ryans Stable, on Congress near State street. Sold
TOR no fault Apl 10-d1wk
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One and a Half Story Cottage

NOR SALE. Very pleasantly located near the
i West Congregational Church, on Congress Street.
west end. The house contains six rooms ON first
floor, and three chambers. Has a barn and good
water. House painted drab color Lot so by 100-
Has shade trees and a flower garden. Price 81. O0O
Apply to w. H. JERRIS
April IL. d3w*
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EASTERN EXPRESS 60.

NO II L @ E
TIME Government have decided that they will paw
L the express charges both ways upon $40 Bonds
sent tn Washington tor exchange. The Eastern Ex-
press Company will receive and forward such Bonds
under their contract with the Government without
charge the owners and the Department will return
m carriage paid. feblsdu
| CMoKED TONGUES, BACON and HAMS OF
| - superior qualify, for sale by WEEKS
| mar2edt - 10
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Lot for Sale.

TIME lot on the northerly side of Deering Street,
l. adjoining the residence of Gen. j. d. Fessenden.
Said lot is sxtytwo feet front and hundred feet
in depth. Apply to j. G. PROCTOR,
mar16dH Real Estate Agent, Middle st.
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New House for Sale.

l.. j. LATHAM,
West Falmouth, near Winslow's Corner.
Apl 11-eod2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

Fer Sale.
EARM in Wcstbrook, containing so acres of Now
i ing, Tiilage aud Woodland with a two story
Brick House, with add lions well arranged for two
families, with sheds, barns &c.,-abouI six miles
at bargain. Inquire of d. B. Sawyer on the prem
Uses or OF JOHN e. PROCTOR
Apr. 11-d1w&w3w
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A FARM IN WELLS, MAINE.
A>mN-0 Estate of the late SAMUEL HATCH,
@ fsN Htw&A contains about 80 acres, 40 to 80 OF
"a IM1&llAn l. good wood land and pasture, good
q story House with h. Urge Barn,
Sheds sc. The Farm is located at Wells Corner on
main road; churches aud schools near, and in the
immediate vicinity of the we'll known summer re-
sort Wells Beach " i'll be sold low and easy terms
to close up the estate. Those wishing to see the
Farm can apply to SAMUEL. ELDRIDGE, near the
premises. For terms, &C., inquire of GEORGE K.
HICHBORN s. CO., No. 1 Scolay's Bull ling, or
address Box IA p. o. Boston, Mass mar1Gd1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale i'm Gorham MO

THE well known residence Of the late Levi San
i born pleasantly situated on the main road Iead-
ing from Gorham Village to Portland; less than hall
mile from depot, schools and churches Said farm
contains about fit acres OF the best quality of
land, with some fifty bearing fruit trees good cot
tage house with cellar under the whole and a con
venient stable. Also a good well of never failinp
water. Price s., 200. Terms easy. Fer particulars
apply to Judge Waterman, or A. T. Keen, NJ ID .
Gorham Village. RUTH S. SANBORN
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For Sale.

N Office Safe of John f. Willer's manufacture,
~ suitable for Railroad, Manufacturers Bank
ing purposes, measuring feet in in height, feet
Width feet 81 in. deep, with interior safe and draw
ers. For sale by q. A. & A. BLANCHARD, los
State Street, Boston, Mass. teb15 dit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
ne Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the WI
Il age OF Fryeburg Oxford county, Maine. Is Of
ieTed fof sale ut bargain, il applied for soon.
Inc house is large in good repair with furniture
outbudings. 'S''"'. "'''' 80
For full particulars inquire of
HURATIO BOOTHBY,
IN u Proprietor.
Fryeburg, Sept 29 1866. afr
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House for Sale
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

ON the corner of Oxford and Myrtle SITS. 1t is
" two stories. with a basement with ten finished
rooms, in good repair; well and cstern water fur
mace and gas. Enquire at No 101 Oxford st. lnr22tf
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Wanted.
Wanted a Rent.

A GOOD house, suitable for two small families
IA situated in a convenient location, for which o
fair rent will be paid. Address Box ss2.
aprl1-dTh S &W as new
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Store Lot on Middle street

TOR SALE, opposite Plum street, one of the
Il ''Stone block" lois. Apply to
W. Fl. JERKS,
.. Real Estate Agent, opposite Preble House.
AMI l-3M -
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AnYnnn Market.

TIVERFUUL, fTrTI II, NJ
The decline in Cotton continues; Middling uplan
fell off Id since the opening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

nURlNG DIR. CARPENTERS late visit
~ to Portland which closed Feb. list, great n
number OF persons deferred consulting him until the
latter part OF his stay, that many unable to do
those and others DESTROYS of consulting him he
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

w ANIED house of nine rooms or more, with
from $500 to 500 per year according TO the number
OF rooms. The best of city reference given.
Apl 10-d3t. VI '' ''' ''AN
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Block of Houses for sole

VIE convenient double house corner of South and
finished rooms, and may be sold separately. For
inrthcr particulars, enquire of MRS. EATON on the
premises, No. is Spring Street, or
March 10, 1867. W" mar2odtf
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House for Sale.

A good HOUSE two stories, Stable attached, hard
IA and soft WATER good lot centrally located-con-
venient for two families, if desirable. Inquire al
10 Hanover 1874 Fore ST..
j. A. HENDERSON.
Jan. a. 1867. diff
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House iOr Sale.
April 1, CT.

49, A desirable Brick House, No &c Spring street,
Hs;;; containing eleven room, hard and soft water
Ill. Apply to
ALPHEUS SHAW.
Anrii 1 CT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

House and Lot for Sale Very Low.
HOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS, will be
LII sold for $1.100, ii applied for Immediately.
ALSO:
Lots for sale at prices from cent to So per foot
Enquire OF JOSEPH REED,
Real Estate Agent. Oak st. near Congress.
marSdtf
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First Class House For Sale.

A FOUR STORED BRICK HOUSE on Park ST.,
all other modern conyeniences A party is now
ready to lease it at TEN PER CENT. on the price
asked. Apply to W. H. JERRiS.
Mar 3O--3W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

TTNHE fine estate corner Bracket aud Walker Sts
l. The lot contains over $4,000 square feet Title
perfect and terms favorable. Apply to
W. II. JERKS,
mari diff Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12
Wantqd-

o.. house IN Portland in the westerly half of city
Ei.i valucd at seven to eight thousand dollars in
exchange Tor yaluahe tract of Pine Land in
Apr 9-,l2w 80 Iva A9'''
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Black Diamonds +!

Okn TONS DIAMOND COAL; egg and
eDC\I stove Sizes now landing from sch'r A.. A.
Andrews. This Coal is free-burning, pure and what
Is wanted for spring and summer use for cook stoves
and ranges, of light-draft.
crS- 362 tons JOHNS, COAL; stove, egg
and broken sizes, landing from Sch. T. l.. Adams:
This Coal is hard, and one of best grades for good
drafts
CUMBERLAND COAL for Smiths use, as
usual.
JAMES II. BAKER,
Mar % 1857 dtf Richardson's Whit.
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For Sale or Lease.

THE Large Lot of Land on the corner of Federal
Il Temple and Congress streets.
A desirable location for q Hotel-for sale low; if
not sold will be leased for long term years if de-
sired. Inquire Of JOHN c. PROCTOR,
Portland, Mar 2S-d3w IS Middle street
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FOR SALE

49, A Desirable Square Brick House, on
@:;, Spring street, between High and Park streets
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 1tlt
Inquire of JOHN c. PROCTOR
mar2S-dtf HlFEl7l1 E
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

L. W. PATTEN a. CO., AueIioneer.,
Plum street.
stoc ! of a Livery Stable al Anc.ion

=, n :, OH kJUttUIV III AffCtIDn
Yin MaSket sos,, April 18th, at II o'clock A. NJ,
sold The stock Of iJverrvi ron 81 City Hail. viii De
re af rene o PG rrn2 n1ined Black sSr
Top Buggies one Concord Wagot4 II olses three
ys single Harnesses; pair light S"ni Shiade
nesses; Buiia5 es Sleigh Robes Blankets. Lial-
&c. i"i'eis,
The aboue stock must be sold without reserv. ,to
owner leaving the city. Terms cash. ~ '"e
April 10 did
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12
Valuable Wood Lot
FOR SAL

CAID lot is situated in the town of Windham at
- the head of "Goose Pond" so called being a
contains fifteen acres, more or less heavily WOODED
principally with hard wood. - >
Also for sale, house and LOT situated in the town
from Portland. The house is two stored. and con-
tains six rooms on the ground, all necessary cut
buildings, and the whole in good repair.
The lot contains ten acres, more or less. This
stand is within five minutes walk of a school house
and one mile OF church
For terms and further particulars call on
4. j. LATHAM,
West Falmouth, near Winslow's Corner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-12

Blindness,
Deafness,
Catarrll {!
DURING DIR. CARPENTERS late visit
number of persons deferred consulting him until the
latter part Of his stay that many unable to do
80, his time being fully occupied. To accommodate
those and others DESTROYS OF consulting him he
Returned TO Portland March list,
And can be consulted mt the U. s. Hotel
Until April fifth,
upon all diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat
CsATeARRH.
venient.
DR.: q. can refer to many patients in Portland and
vicinity, who have been cured benefited under his
treatment who do not wish their names made public,
but are willing to converse with those interested.
~ Consultation at Office FREE, but letters must
contain one dollar to ensure an answer
Office hours, Sunday excepted to r. to s, and CT
to u o'clock.
DIR. Carpenter can be consulted
Mt the Dewitt House, Lewiston, one
month, on and after Apr. 15, 81.
CERTIFICATES.
TcsfimoniaI Of A. X. Greenouxh, ESQ.
I was afflicted with Catarrh so badly that had a
continual pain in my head, eyes very weak was fast
ioosing my memory head was confused that was
ing. applied to DR.. Carpenter in 1865 and his rem
edics cured me. am a well man.
A. X. GREENOUGH,
Proprietor OF National House, Bangor, Me.
Certificate Of Capt. shufe Of Portland.
PORTLAND, Jan 3, 1867.
suffered from deafness eight years. Was under
treatment at the Ear Infirmares OF Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, without receiving benefit;
but knowing OF worse than mine. that Dr. Car
penter cured, was induced to apply TO him. On ex-
animation the DIR. not sure he could cure me,
but would do the best he could. A course of his
treatment has restored me to my natural hearing.
ANY person desiring to see me can do board of
ALoNzo l. SHUTE.
DIR. Carpenter, Dear sir,-Iearning you are i'm
Portland, write for the purpose of Informing You
that tile hearing OF my son. Leroy Y. Collins,
MAINS perfectly good. You will remember that i'm
March 1865, YOU relieved him deafness of fifteen
years standing, which had increased to that extent
that he was obliged to leave his studies and to
a trade. He is now at the Theological Seminary,
Bangor, where he has resumed his studies, which,
without your assistance he never could have done.
May " live long, prosper in yOnr profession, and es
pecialy Cause the deaf TO hear, Is the desire of
Yours very gratefully, 2. COLLINS.
Certificate Of lMr. A. q. Blunt, Portland.
This may certify that DIR. Carpenter, now at the
United States Hotel, has cured me OF deafness and
discharges Of the head of II years standing. 1 had
been doctorcd by many eminent physicians without
relief Any person interested can me at Messrs.
Blunt g. FOss,' Middle Street.
A. G.. BLUNT.
Portland, Me-, Jan. IA. 1867.
Hundreds OF Certificates received in this State can
be seen at the Drs Office. feb23dtf
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Wanted.
T GOrham Ladies' Seminary first class cook.
"A Apply at once to
REV. C. e. PARKER, Principal.
Gorham, April2 1867. apl 8 II
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25sSf /!

NOR washing white goods this Soap is unsurpasscd
IL Ii Is made from Pure and Clean Material, and
warranted not to spot, stain or injure the nnest
fabric.
Ladies' nv using the Pioneer Soap your clothes will
wash easier look nicer, and smell sweeter than with
any other Soap in market.
Pioneer Soap saves Time, Money, Labor
md Clothes.
pr;ntors Painters and Mechanics generally will
en ths an excellent Soap tor the hands, as it erad-
cates dirt quicker, leaves the hands soft and smooth
and prevents them from chapping.
TRY 1T.
Sold by every Wholesale and Retail Grocer. Man
ufactured by TAYLOR d YOUNG,
No. 1S6 Front Street, New York
Churchill Hunt & Melcher, 81 Commercial Street.
ID. b. Kicker & Co., 1S5 Fore Street. agent for Maine
March %. eod1mA
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

The Saginaw Enterprise has the follow
ing: "A singular method Of woman rap
ping recently came to our notice. Judge
Jewett, of Rockville, had set and baited q
large trap near his house for the purpose
of catching deer. During the night, re-
Gently, while sitting in his room, bordering
perhaps, on the probabilities Of catching
game, he was aroused by loud shrek in
the direction of his trap. Hastily repair
ing to the spot, he found to his consterha-
ton and dismay, not full grown buck,
with branching antlers, nor yet doe, but
a ,romaa writing in.asony, firmly caught
between the ponderous jaws Of the trap
It appears that She was looking for some
cattle that had strayed away, and night
coming on she had probably got lost, and
wandering by the Judges trap, got herself
into difficulty. The most fortunate circum-
stance that could possibly have happened
was, that she was not injured in the least.
1t is reported that several young gen
tlelnen OF McGregor, have sent for a
"copy'' Of the trap above referred to !;
there seems I'd be no other way to catch a
girl-the attractions of the candidates be-
ing SO feeble that they are compelled to
steel the game.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24
MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides father, in Monona
Iowa, July 2lst. 1867, by Rev. J. r. Upton Mr.. A.
PARISH and Miss s. T. WOODWARD, both Of Nc
Gregor, Iowa.
The above notice is one entirely un-anticipated by
The quetncss of Mr.. Parish induced us to think
that he proof against the excitement of matri.
monal life, but in the classic language of T. NJ. H.
"you can't most always tell" We congratulate the
pair on the contamination of their wishes, and hope
that nothing will rust the chain Of Love which
binds two willing hearts.
At Elkader on Sunday. July 2lst. by Esq. Libby,
Mr.. E. d. RYAN to Miss ELIZA STACY.
This wedding one which we had..guessed out
some weeks in advance The parties are intimate
qnaintances Of ours and made secret of their in
tention to go to housekeeping. E. D.. well known
newsman,' and ELIZA, highly regarded house.
keeper made no denial Of their Intentions, and we
are gratifed that they are together. We seriously
think our friend ias prize. Whatever the nom
of this talk about Society" is concerned, VIC
would, If single, rather marry one good girl who
knows the duties Of household than unite with fifty
ttlebonneed, waterfalled streetracers, who are so
very proud Of being good for nothing. The best wish
es Of the TINES Office to both of you.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

FExIAN.-Capt. GRACE, late of the Fed
sral army, made speech and got up some
excitement at the Cambrian Hall on Mon
day night. The drift Of his discourse was
pretty good, but quite impracticable. We
heard only small portion Of it. We are
tod by an Irish friend, that the effort Of
the Captain seemed to tend toward making
the Irish people 60 for negro-voting and
radicalisn generally, provided the RAIDS.
will 70 for another foray across the Cana
10. line. :. W.. : - e 2, 4 ~ 4.
We had thought the nonsense, the weak
ness, the suffering, the ridicule Of Fenian
movements against the British government
were "played," but it takes long time
to teach the credulous people Of our blood
land that the pretentious patriots who fat
ter them with paid-for praise, are anything
but the dupes of such heroes as Roberts
and Stephens. Poor Ireland! She has
been the victim Of duplicity FOR hundreds
Of years, and those who tell her the Truth
are regarded BY the masses Of her people
as their worst enemies. We ask no votes
Of her sons, hence can afford to indulge in
plain language the man who travels the
country on q tour Of Fenian excitement.
inter the late disastrous attempt to do moth
ing, is not tit to teach school Of two-year
SA children. When will the natural sense
0f Erin revisit her American exotics?
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

WooL.-This important staple is thus
referred to in the Detroit Post of the 18th
instant: 'i#s
"There is no material change compared
with our last reports, but, if anything, the
sofening in prices already noted still con-
tinues. On the line of the Central road
Acc is universally regarded as an extreme
figure, paid only in rare instances, and at
most points on the line of the Detroit and
Milwaukee road, 42(G43c is the highest
Buyers are in manner Stacking of, and
farmers are coming forward less freely,
owing to harvesting operations.
::.At the east everybody connected with
the wool trade is moving heaven and earth
to depress prices. TO realize on wool,
sellers have had to make concessions, and
SOC appears to be the figure fixed upon by
the combination in the Boston market for
good, new wool, and it does not require
the gift of prophecy to see that they will
have it all their own way. With due al
lowance for commissions, expenses, inter-
est and transportation, and the slight loss
always involved in the grading of woods
to meet the wants of the manufacturer,
SOC in Boston is about equal to 48c in
Michigan
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

FIRE.-The West Union Union, Extra
can't that last Union be changed to Argus,
Post or Times? There is the county of
Fayette, the village Of Fayette and the
Union published at West Union; it is none
of our business, but somehow we are al
ways bothered in referring to our highly
respected contemporary. because we cant
mention the village without saying Union
too often--well no matter about that--the
Extra aforesaid July 2lst tells Of bad
fire there-a-way. 1t began without cause in
the hardware store of S. NJ. Cole. Every
body worked to put it out--the Union
credits the leaders with being the best
workers in extinguishing the flames. This
credit is just like MILO and WooD! Mr..
Cole lost in building and stock, $1,000;
insured $4,000. Thomas & McMastcr,
dry-goods $1,000; insured $1,000. w. A,
Whitney, building, $1,000; insured 5000.
e. H. Kinyon, household $500, no insur-
ance. Mrs. E. Webster and Mrs. A. Phil
lips, milliners, small losses without insur-
ance. Sturgis & Patrick, d. Wells, Miss
II. Lambart and others sustained loses
The buildings were all frame and it is per-
haps a "Providential visit" for the purpose
of improving the town. We could never
see such incendiarisms in that light.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

The St. Paul Press, of Sunday, in advo-
eating the closing of saloons on Sunday,
thus compliments the Germans:
The German beer guzzlers of St. Lou
is, redolent with Limberger cheese, and
FESTIVE for want of noisy parade and the
brazen clang of cymbals and bass drums
in their deserted beer gardens, utter the
same howl of " Puritan intolerance" 1t
might be courteous to hint that not one Of
these has the slightest idea of what they
say, or if they have they show most pit
liable Ignorance"
The cause of this is doubtless in the fact
that the intelligent Germans of Minneso-
sofa, seeing the effects Of radicalism as
we'll US Puritan intolerance, are making
up their minds generally to vote in oppo-
sition to them.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

Business, Personal, &c.
c. NJ. WALKER has an advertisement in
this issue. Persons who want Insurance
will 6nd-we guess they all knoc-that
Scott and Walker represent class Of the
best Companies in the world. Walker is
as near straight Ms the Creator gets up in
these days, and Scott is always spoken Of
as infallible the losses their Companies
sustain are as sure to be paid promptly rs
the tax-collector is to come for you......
Mobiles letter as originally published in
this paper is being extensively copied and
commented on throughout this state as
well rs in Illinois and Wisconsin. Link
of the Muscatine Journal, uses some very
soft nonsense in reply ia Mobiles main po-
sition, but "Rube'' lon't seem to mind il
much. -. Eiboeck is troubled about the
License question. He publishes "regret.
full communication in his last issue, and
comments extensively on it I; the burthen
of his comments is first, he is strongly
in favor of License, and second, he is afraid
Of running the Radical party if the subject
is agitated Is the success of party more
important than the preservation of person
al liberty OF what use is party thai
denies the right of individual control p
How much better is ssFree America" than
tvrnn;yed Curone ? a @ F3'l
Mr.. KNAPP is in full command of the
McGregor House, now the " Exchange
Hotel" Mr.. Knapp is good worker and
will make q good landlord. Anybody
that works can win in this world.
\ The RsR meeting to coax. the McGreg
or Western down here or excite an interes
in the new project Of a Immigrant line or
the 43d parallel Of latitude, effected moth
ing but an adjournment. The question
will come up again.
Mrs. HERMAN leaves this week 70,
Paris.
Mr.. j. B. Ransom has gone to Lock.
port, n. Y.