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UY WILLIAM L. WALL a CO., AGcts.,
ID Stores 81 aud 3tS,
South west corner Pa ave. and 9th street.


South ost corner Pa. ave. and 9Th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY on fSIREET NORTH
BETM ZEN nth AND 18th STREETS
Il By virtue Of Q deed of trust from John
E:: S. 1ysen, Fannie A. Ellioott aud others, da
lkt ted 18th day of Nov ember, l5S7, and recorded
in Liber X. q. E., q. folio ls2 shall sell at rub
liz auction: {, the highest bidder, the premises
on WEDNESDAY, 6th day Of January, 1859, At
o'clock p m, that part Of Lot No J, in square Ne
SO In the city of Washington, D. c and contain
ed within he following metes and bounds. begin
ming for the same at the south western corner said
lot. and thence running east, along the line OF
north r street seventeen feet, thence north, 1t
right angles with said stree. fly We feet and six
snd s-half inches, thence west seventeen feet aud
thence south to the beginning together with the
appurtenssces, TO pay an Indebtedness OF eighty
three hundred and eighty eight dollars and nine
teen cents, with interest from December 8, 1855
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and balance IN
equal sums, in six and twelve months, with in
terest. to be secured by Q deed OF trust on the
premises. 500 must be paid 1t the time Of sale
Ali cohveysncing and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
III terms of sale not complied with in one
week from day Of sale. the trustee reserves the
right to sell at the risk and cost Of defaultng pur
chaser. H.WM. ELLIC1Tf, Trustee,
dec - w. l.. WALL & CO. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

Rf ". L WALL 4 90. Auctioneers,
- Stores No. SIS AMI 3l1.
eoutnWest corner Of Pennsylvauia ave and 9Th sf
DRY GOODS, ROSEWOOD PIANO, FINE
snhHHgTh rGL9CK, FANCY GOODS, TOYS,
- On TH1RsDAY MORNING. Decem-
der -, commencing at 10 clock, we will
cell Ut our Sales Roon rs an entire stocf
Of Dry Goods, &c 40 We name in part
Mus,ins. Prints, Drillings
Flannel Shirts and Dra Rers
Bed Spreads. Table Covers
L amp SD adea, with fixtures
ShAwB, Cloeks and Window Siadas
Scarf, Shirt Fronts. Jackets
Chemises, Vests Umbrellas
S1spenders, Balmoral Skirts
Patent Thread. Sewing Silk
Buck Gloves And 9auntlsta
Wool and Cotton Hose and slf Hose
Fancy Goods, Toys
Entire stock of . dealer
Furniture Stoves, Car pets, &C., &C.
Will be added TO our sale
70 caddies Of very fine Chewing Tobacco
Also.
Seven-octave Rosewood Piano and Stool
running order.
=. With many other articles too sumerous to msn.
uon Sale positive. Terms cash.
de 50 w. L. WALL CO .Aucts
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
IA. BUFF, Treas. J.B. BRYAN. Pre.T,
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
(Chsrted BY Oongrsss,)
PAYS IHTEREsT ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks. Gold and Silver bought and
sold.
Highest market prices paid for Land Warrant.
full supply Of Revenue Stamps kept CONSTANT,
On aena. sels-n
JAY COOKE . o.,
BANKE
Y1yYHrNYH STREET. Orpos'rx Thanh,
Buy and % NJ oarreIt market rates, ana
constantly on hand full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEE.THIkTIBs, AND ~eMPorHu
INTEREST MOTHS.
ORDERS for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., .xseu.s.
srd collections made on oil scoess.bls Dcias.
sel-n
Z IRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
II. CSOkE. tef Jay Cooke 4 Co., P-e.,asrs
~M. 8. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UEIrxL
STATES,
lisa street, opposite sAs Tssssry Dsssr~sa.
Government Securities with Tressursr gsais.
etates,
~ONE MILLION DOELlkSM
We buy and sell ali Glasses Of GOvEREMXn
SECURITIES 1t current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGES sxd ssaLs Css!sass.
10 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Voucher on e.,
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and givs or,
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF B JGIN KSS MEN ssa EI8m
and 30 any other business entrusted to m.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOyHRb
kDRT LOANS ct ell times ehesrfuliy furnished
WIN. o. HUHTN0T0A, Cash
WAshhgton, March 90, l00.
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RY J. I: COLDWELL & Co, Auctioneers
- Southwest cor. Pa. ave. and A., street
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, TIN. AND
6ARDWARE. MILLINERY GOODS, HAL
TEES AND SURCINGLES, &C.
a On THURSDAY MORNING, December
VA 3lst, at 10 Q. N. we will sell at our etore-
Lot Of good Furniture, mostly new;
Lot OF Tins and Hardware, incluiing Goal
Scuttles, Shovels, Dast Pans, Coffee Mills
Buckefs, Ladies', Pans, &c;
Lot Of Velvet Bonnets, Flowers, and other Mill
merry Goods:
Let of new Halters, Surcinsies, Girths &c:
And many other articles, which will be old ts
the highest bidders for cash
de 1927 J. T. C0LDWELL CO.. Aucts.
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FALSE AND True"
BIZ JOHN RADwAY, n. ID.


n; B.-This book contains much valuable infoe-
Heton I3r tne benent OF the sick Illustrated vita
neures OF the Liver, Lungs, kidneys and other or
ton Every person IN search Of health, ano desir-
Gus o. preserving The same should send for COPY.
xhch viii Be cent nee Of charge, by remittng one
New York
FIRST Porrr IA, IN. .,a ~ tn. a.. ..ss,.
Der strength. appetite and spirsu were I'm
peared. Appiying he Resolvent ever the surSsce.
with dne sponge, relieved the infiamma ION and
itching, and served q reliable antiseptic in
SECOND BOTTIE-At the end of thu ....,
hottie, signs OF Improvement In the disoss1Ss
from thet uterus. frf;smmafion. psin And sSeij;nS
dated the SKIN eresty imrroyine TIE eS.. rrn9
Ing brighter strength and sppetits inc res.,ns
Third BO11LE.-pry scabs ,sn the scalp, ana
sores on the arms, and fncfusted scales Of the
hands, gradually dtsappesrfns, leuoerrhes greatly
.essened water becoming clear, and kidneys ana
bladder inpr0,ins.
and arms clear and unoosS' H.iT sro-,s, nsn -
eSrs ss rsgSlAf and sEin Tree from irrtssoa.
SUTu avn srvrxru
saenn ,fr s " tns rtsrns blsddsr and kdneys
sealP great increase Of nesh, spiris buoyant step
NINTH BorrLE.~An .,u, Of d,,e... sr.a,
" in psEsonsl s hair cont.
the ulcer in the neck bsaied.
TwELFTH .continuing the ResoIv.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

$40 PENN .!.ss. s.s".a g IN . ssd e
sss aos: sons.sas sss rsss: .:sisssi.
81: :..: Agent .l H. :s s 80 l. ..
near north street. de Is q
LOB RENT-Thrss HOUSES; two on sth street,
A.! Sesyssa and street. Containing siI room.
:Isss: ssnssiains soss ;ss%: and ssl!:1 1a f ss
sire<ts. dc q. ats-
r containing tooms and cellar, with about on:
s:.: =: a. s::::.. * IL
8: sG. q s.s.. ssn i sSH ana
Sss:s :ss tss g
Ri l Is:s sis,; IL r. AZ $s:: S.
sah g a isi Is
nom = IRON. ssrdsn ~assr .a q s sss
os:h. o. Tor rent me- eaSss q
lRel ,Ohron., Inteli.i o.-''
FoR RENrIrine new brick COTTAGE HOUSE
L on south size Of north street, betw een I2th
porch, and front and side yard. aIiea With shrmb.
No. 81 S as. as:r Fl
E0R RENT.To . private family, the large
= BkiOk HOUSE, No. AIS ID street north be-
large rooms House newly painted and rep aired
Apply next door e the right OF the premises TO
y. II. DONCAN6ON, National Bank Of the kepub-
uc. &C 20 II
LOB R1NT- three story BRIOK HOUsE and
cellar, with three story back building attached,
and gas throughout the building, No. 3s9 18th
street, between Il and streets weet. Possession
snfP 81 And = ssnip
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S1LECT SCHOOL I'm BOSTON. MASS.
rop vd MIss sTHyEys, SCHOOL

MISS Z. A. 90 soURNy SELECT sounor.
NA In the str cot Baptist Church, bet an ~
IT'D -: The English Branches tousht on ths 3cr.
DeA OCn0Oi rim. Aoerees GOT Pa. ave. doG-lHs
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FOR SALE.

E>OR SALE.-A young and beautiful Rack and
Tan Dee. Playful and kind to children but
ueeth 10 rats. Inquire at No. 2, Al st. It,
TORN FOB sALE-Two to four dollars Der Dbl.
- at Warehouse, Potomac street and Canal,
0eorgetown. de 30-yt'
GA OOO IN DEFERRED REAL ESTATE
improved property, insured for 900, and payable
$50 monthly with interest. Will take, IL sold i'm
mediately, 937l0. Inquire Of
fTARR METOALF
Northeast corner Of New Yerk avenue and
DE EST Fifteenth street.
EOR SALE At a GREAT SACRIFIOE-Oue
VELVET MEDALLION CARPkf, almost new
VIII nj room Is BY 10 feet about AZ yards. II NOT
sold by SATURDAY, it will then bs sold by
COOPER 4 LATIMER, at their Auction Rooms,
corner Of 18th street and Pennsyvanis svepue
Gan be seen pre- yious to that time at No. 3ll loth
street, between and N, de "a ats
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CAN'T ANY R6DY sRR TT
ISN'T EVERY WORD TRUE
ISN'T 1T BUSINESS SENSEf
ISN'T 1T COMMON SHNSEf
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE CAMPAIGN.
4 BIT OF HISTORY.

By the grapevine telegraph, a dispatch from
a. interior Of Pennsylvania Informs that the east.
I'D bound train containing the bland aud eloquent Sey-
r met the westward train laden with the gallant and
.,ra,,d BLAIR. at turnout and woOdpile His future
sleucy. not Wishing 10 lose any opportunity to in
et the b,iighted voters Of IL region more oily than
en rushed around The wood-pile ON one side, while
80 blair wi.h liie prliSeworhy dispatch. advanced IN
order ou The other. Fehiud the massive pile reposed
= ~ those rural retreats which so attract the pure
s,oaihies and agricultural tastes Of the Tammany
r.t,on. beside q COW. which a woman was milking and
srsral hog.
" good woman" asked the candidate whom the
..,vas e'iug. " viii you be good enough TO inform
y =. n ANYBODY around here supports Seymour and
SIR ,u,,.
-. ,or Blar" replied The good woman, and If you'll
F.1,te eh o. ho'd my COW by the horns moment,
y e,,ou Won hat J think OF Mr.. seymour"
ssacrtlltural candidate might have declined such
-. lrt ,hs rural seymour. who has been painted
,-nf- ana hu,tsiuap more attitudes than he will
,torl vo,ts calamity and without hesitation
f~, mill frr over, the lady rose and remarked:
v,ry llud in yoJ 10 hold my COW by the horns.
tr ,ho c9ud date who took the bull by the horns
w.. tte Rebellion. II you viii step around to the
1e Of ,hc barn, You Will hnd Gen. Frank Blair
holding oor calf
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
AcMPFRE talk on THE EVE OF BATTLE.

,c,NppIIE TALK on TIE EVE OF BATTLE.
NoO hovs, empty your canteens and swing
.ro;s On !n0I notchcd sticks. Pile on the hick.
IL. and et cur camp-hres dance in tie darkness.
"a ,stu, the ecge is broblns and the oakknots are
.rslre ven save hltlc song, to the tune of Just
Rrf,n. fhe Ba,tc" Rise q!
Jusr before election Seymour we are thinking much OF
Won, ..- -..,.- ,....- I'll =, L., ..-..- 7, a.,
While about IAc i"C'' O iV y my "uou ~ 9V"' 4'O'
Comrades gray around you're watching, filed with
tb1ulhts e. whisky tud,
r,r vr f.V know t.lt next November they VIII feel
- tne ,la,.tliur rod
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Grnnt. deiermintdhn.

What terms do you de-
mand," said Gen. Pcmber-
ton. " Unconditional sur
render" " Unconditional
surrender" "said PemberfOn.
Never. 80 long as 7 have a
imam left me / will fight,
rather" Then, Sir, yOu
ran continue the defense"
replied Grant; my army
has never been In a better
condition for the prosecution
OF the siege"
Gen. Pcmbrrton, however.
made an " unconditional
surrender"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

NgMofr.
Pity me, Harvey pity
me :"
hear them talk in OctO-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

They found a snake In the northern clover
In the fields of T.. T. X.
They picked him up ana found him copper
Then dropped old Jen and Lee
Wen bottle him up aud put In stopper
Aud label IL L. ;. g.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

They found a snake in the northern clover.
In the fields OF u. 7. X.
Tlen dropped old JeG. and Lee
Wen bottle him up aud put In n stopper
Aud label II I. D u
Horatio's pledge ard Uoratio's letter
l. love and labor spent,
He's old enough. biz enough, he OuSht n know
Than 70 run for President. lbetter
For what s the usc TO borrow trouble,
And shake like aspen tlce
Whom YOU know yourcausc will burstlfe bubble
When II S met by L. . G
Chorus.
It's no use, boys, we've got twist on these
"Johunes" They felt that same old cleft
flank" In Vermont aud blaine, and they had
hardly recovered when the Pennsylvania heroes gave
them another taste Of Gettysburg The Buckeyes fol-
lowed it MP with second Murfreesboro. and Lew Wal.
laces oosers let themselves out In odashioneG style,
while Nebraska struck clean blow, and covered her
self with glory And now West Virginia has been fight
ing Rich Mountain againits use boys not the
least bit Of usc for we've got tie tSbtest twist em
that ever You did see!
All the Union roOsters crowcd
When they saw the daylight dawn
Ger tile green hills Of Vermont and loyal Maine,
Bni the Democratic fowls
Thought their occupation gone
l And they hoarsey uttered notes of grief and pain
ChoruS-Ihen hurrah for Grant and ColfaX
Cheer for peace throughout the land
For we hear the Boys In Blue.
With their hearts aud step so true,
Marching onward in their might, glorious band.
So when stern November comes,
Let the Northern breezos blow,
And sweep away all war clouds frOu the sky.
Then will seymour and Frank Blair
Up salt ffN sailing 40.
And IN vain for helm 10 Rebel friends they'n cry.
Chogus-Then hurrah for Grant and Cofax, DC.
What cheek these Democrats have-aslinq a
Scared think Of vote for Seymour snd
Blair while Ulysses IN the eld let sdraw back the
tain Of the past and hear what Seymour aud Grant
saving on Inly l. Isf3.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

It they were saying in
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

" Charley, should the peo-
pie make me President. you
and the people may be as
sured that al. men Will be
permitted 90 speak theirhOn-
est convictions. wherever
they may be, within the
boundaries or the United
States"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Well, what we mean by all this noise,
THIS furious noise and 'latter,
l. this-therc'll be "A tanning, boys!
And that's Just whats the matter.
The Rebs are raising quite din,
But We shal. hold them steady;
We've tanned them once and shall again,
So let the yats be ready
So close up ranks aud forward march!
TIL the cruwuiug fight Is won
While tile sweet Old music nils our hearts
with the soul of battles gone.
Our cause II blcst; We cannot fan
Who strive for the Rights ~ Man!
The stars In their courses rgbt for US
And Grant Is in the van
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Sclnnoiir. irith snecrs

Seymour. Nth Snoers
When | accepted the in
vitatiou 10 speak, with Others
nj this meeting, we were
promised the downfall Of
Nickshurc. the opening oi
the Mississippi, the probable
capture ~ the Confederate
capital. and exhaustion OF
the Rebellion. But in tie
moment of expected victory
there came the midnight cry
OF Pennsylvania to save is
despOiled fields from the IN
vadiuC foe; and almost with
In sight Of th's great com
mercial metropolis tine ships
Of your merchants Were
burned TO the waters edge" "
Again, bOys-hear wi
July. ls5s:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Grant

Once more, partners
her.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Fort Pillow massacre. He lost his all I'm the defense cf
the Southern Confederacy, and must be rewarded.
N. b. FORREST.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Fsoewcl Seymour. you will never

J
For Won nus, tl.ttt Hp ; tlt River
VIA rnug n.IIirr, Frank +. Blair.
usrk we hear qua leaders sounding Signals for NOvem
h.rst-
Ipl Fh truth 20 back us Seymour Grant will leave you
or nl .l-lt.
sril. hJrt r.y Of frocmeu, II rises on the air
Oh yc Ut tally 40 election, aud Wen crush you surely
flcrg.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31


-auted 10 withdraw their fowlf
Coop that Rooster for hos weary,
Aud his droopiug head is drcary
Coop hm, hide him, IL rs best
For there's not a chick 70 fear him,
And there's not hen 10 cheer him.
And there's egg laid near him
Scorned hy those who ala revere him
HIDE him-cOOp him-lct hun rest
Coon that Rooster for he's gaspins,
And ms toes each other claspug,
Culver with the fearful ra.lhng
He received SEPTEMBER hsfi
For the hearts that did adore hlnl,
And the hands that upward bore HIM.
And the feet that ran before hlm,
Join the ranks Of those that tore hin
Those that cut the kOOsters comb
Ohl his comb Is cut ana bloody,
Aud his legs are bruised and muddy,
And his breast with blood = Tnddy,
And hi, gills are dariy blue!
Tmpfy craW aud bursted gzNTd.
Tail and wings completely sci,soied,
Felled at one decisive blizzard
Routed-sklnncd from 10 lzzard-
O. poor cOCk-aGOOdle doc!
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

And Just compare tHe CUHUHuTIIHS VH'
were put TO them, and the answers they made
G~q.l SEYMOUR
"If thing. are pushed Lee "S stop the draft"
mil surretd.r IIhe M0b % Ssyrl0uf.
~ ~ s,syli1. 10 Grant % have sent my Adiutan
"Push t6lug-" General 20 Washington
lGraa. q SA,ri1aA confer with the authOrtic
there. and TO have this dra
stopped"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Seymour

NSVfiotr.
"Your watermelon made n
sensation iuOur town. where
We are not often treated
with a sight ~ such re-
mArkablc size. I am graii-
hed with your kind consid-
Grafton III sending me the
present. aud also with yonr
kind letter. Thus far every
Itmng looks w.ll fOr Ms In
this State and in the North
generally"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-12

Messrs B Il Croasdale & Co:
1 used your Phosphate side by side with Goes and
could even till the first of Augu decided ben
ell in favor of yoursthat is, the stalks of corn were
much larger. used it freely on grass IN the spring.
and late turnips. The grass crop was re-
malkably COED, and it remains to be seen what the
luInps will do. The season was too wet to properly
testit. Yours, Il. E. HOWARD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-12
luton q Mcfarland.

Desire to call the attention to the fact that than
~ 4 Q
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-12
Suburban Residence for Sale
On Back Cove Road.

fine Cottage house, containing
A,TM-G large parlor, sitting room, dining
EE AXIS ID room. kitchen, store u, tive good
GO ElaIsslIAI chambers, with plenty of closet
szl! 1z=3@EsaEzt room, cemented cellar and large
brick cisten; being the property known as the
" Dodge Piaee" About two acres OF good land, also
barn, carriage house and wood house.
Upon the place are so Apple and Pear Trees, to-
gether with Grape Vines Currant AMI Gooseherry
Bushes, and and an abundance of hard and soft wa
ter.
This is very pleas ant oca n and one that should
not he overlooked by any gentleman who would like
country residence within ten minutes ride from the
business part of the city. For terms, etc. apply to
VIM. H JEliRlS, under Lancaster Hall, or to the
subscriber on the premises.
may1- DIT THOS L HASKELL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-12

SUMNER SOLD -5umner and soap are
brought into comical connection in a story
that is going the rounds. A soap pedder.
calling himself Prof. Gardner. was intro
duced to the Senator by James 4. Fields.
Sumner supposed he had the honor of adj
dressing one of the faculty OF Drowa Unver-
sity." NO" responded the modest peddler,
81 am Prof Gardner, the celebrated soap
man. One glance from Summers eye told
the Professor that had the Senator his will
and way soap man would then and there be
lathered, and the distinguished persons sep
arated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-12
Lake
Sd d saHRaes Hotel,
BOSVONa MISS

The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends and the pubic thai he hiss leased the new
and elegant ST. JAMES HOTEL, Boston, situated up
Franklin Square; and that he will OF tie house
for the receptiSn of gu SITS Wednesday, the Pend
day OF April, 1868.
The site for the ST. j MES has been most admira-
bly, chosen for all reasons Affecting superior HOTEL
1t is in the geographical oenire of the city, and is
surrounded by broad streets and beautiful squaI es,
with a spacious park in mont. and open grounds il all
directions. The imme hate locality is believed TO tie
unsurpassed in The country.
The ST. JAMES combines in its construction every
modern domestic convenience and luxury, the a m
having been to furnish honse which shall commend
itself to the most stidous taste, and 10 the favor of
the entire public.
The notable characteristics eff the ST. JAMES are
its broad, light and welI-venti ated corridors and
vestibules, cheerful and we'll arranged apartments,
and its domestic convenience from basement 10
dome. The house contains the largest and most APP
proved Passenger Elevator erected which lands
the guests any floor, from paror to attic, in one
minute. Horse from the depots and all parts OF
the city and environs, pa within rod OF the Hotel
continually through the diy Special coaches, at
ached to the ST. JAMES, wi be found at all of the
Railroad Stations, and new carriages and attentive
drivers at the House.
The undersigned trusts that his long experience in
tie Astor House, New York, The Stetson House,
Long Branch, &C., VII enable bin to make this new
and spacious Hotel favorte resort for the travelling
public.
J.P. MI. STETsON.
Apr IS dino
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-12
Seaside sousltry Residence for

A good Il story dwell -
A MsAi ~ ing House and forty Al
MlTlsar0 three acres land, in Fail INN
M ILE El,IaM mouth; tiore side), seven AlAglAA-
s lz9Aa9zs miles from Portlan lis -
next to the Methodist Meeting House. Buildings
all in complete repair, having been recently painted
and papered. Cuts about eight tons hay. Plenty
of wood and water. This is one OF the most pleas
ant places in this vicinity. 1t commands fine view
of Portland on one side, and of Casco Bay upon the
other, and is on the main stage road TO Yarmouth
VIII be sold low to cash customer. Apply TO
VIM. II. JERKS,
m3r3idtt Assn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-12
Land fN1s SaIa
FOR SALE.

-, genteel and desirable House on the corner
E#; ofCuuberland and Anderson Streets, contain
azl:A.ing eighteen good size rooms, fifteen large
closets and pantries. Gas in all the rooms 1t is
thoroughly built, and finished in the best mode N
stvle and in perfect order. Can be rented TOR $780,
The locat on is exceedingly pleasant convenient
to the horse srs, and in every particular desirable
place OF residence tor a business man who wishes q
house at moderate cost In central part of the city,
May be examined any day. Terms OF payment Ia
vorable For further particulars inquire of
apr15-dtf THOMAS WILDES,
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.WEeidsesAgests !Wen.

There are many men Of the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad-
der, often accompanied by slight s1narting burn
nar the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits g ropy sediment will often Ii
found and sometimes small particles of semen OF Al.
bZnen will appear, the color will be OF thin rniis.
ish hue, again changing TO dark and turbid appear.
snce There are many men who die OF this ditiC1lty
i.norant OF the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE Of SEMINAL " EA8nkSg.
1 can warrant perfect cure i'll such cases, anc 6
fun and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs,
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do SO by writing, in plain manner, descrir-
3ion of tber diseases, and the appropriate remedi;
Will be forwarded Immediately.
All corr esponJlnce strictly confidential. and will
Do returned, ii desired
Address DR.. y. 3. HUGHES
No. Il Prahle Street.
ss4t S aoof to me Prsne House. Pogisnd Ne
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For Sale.

o. A two story and half house, situated on
A;;, Franklin Street. directly opposite the Park.
..assA containing thirteen finished rooms very
venient. Hard an soft water to the second story -
fine garden spot i'll front of the premises Size of
lot 80 by l02 feet. Will be sold low the party in
tends leaving the city.
Also house Lot situated on Munjoy Street, 40 by
SO feet, CO nmanding perfect view of Casco Bay
Will be sold cheap Enquire OF J.P. RUGG,
No. 80 franklin Street, Portland, Me.