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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-11

VINO - SATE?-God has never created n mind
yet that can safely challenge combat with the ap-
petite Of drink. Earth has NO ambition that il
not engulfed, no hope which il not blasted, no tie
which i not broken, no sanctuary which Is not
invaded, no friend, no kinsman, wife OF child,
that j. not forgotten; no fiber OF human agony
which i not wrung. Minds Of common mold will
get through life without excess, while those gifted
with God-like powers arc snitten with weakness.
The gifted author of Chile Harold walked in fct-
ter, and died at Missolonghi of drunken debauch.
lie who lei the prosecution in the British Parlia-
mcnt against Hastings, WIS hurried to the grave
To escape the clutch of his landlords. Poor Char
ley Fox And the author of Gertrude Of Wy
Oming died a driveling imbccile. How the
= Gentle Ella" wept over the habit that enthralled
him. All how these tragedies of human individu-
al histOry-Of temptation and fall-stalk before
us' The history of the best minds Of our land is
darkcncd by these episodes of weakness and ruin.
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cution of the African slave trade from American
ports, or by American citizens, has altogether
ceased; and, under existing circumstances, no APP
prehensions of it's renewal in this part of the world
are entertained. Under these circumstances, 1t
becomes a question whether we shall not propose
to her Majesty's Government a suspension or dis
continuance of the stipulations for maintaining a
naval force for the suppression of that trade.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington December ;, 1867.
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A DICTIONARY OF TIE HAWAIIAN ~LANGUAGE-To
which is added a vocabulary of English words. rendered
into Hawaiian. and a chronological table Of principal events
in Hawaiian History. BY Lorrin Andrews. Price in
sheep binding, 50 90; or SEQ in half morocco library
style.
SYNOPSIS OF TUE HAWAIIAN ~LANGUAGE-By W. D.
Alexander, President of Oahu College Paper, so cts.
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BooK-A manual of coIioquiai phras-
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ANDREWS HAWAIIAN GRAMMAR, by Lorrin Andrews
An indispensable aid for foreigners in acquiring the native
tongue. In its arrangement Of the parts Of speech. and its
Illustrations of the peculisriifes Of the language, it is better
adapted to give a clear and correct insight into il, than any
work published.---.Price half bound, $500.
HAWAIIAN FORM BOOK, by j. ". ii. Kauwahi. Esq-A
manual Of forms required in drawing up agreements, bonis
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Price
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cloth sos; full bound morocco, gilt 81 90.
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A tradition of one OF the ancient Hawaiian Princssses, illus
trating their antiquities, habits and sayings. Price sloo
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For sale by
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ESCORTED SIZED COPYING PRESSES
Assorted sized Cash Boxes, Bill Head Boxes,
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slate Pencils, Lad Pencils,
School States, Scrap Books,
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Superior ruled cap paper,
Superior PLATA letter paper.
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Assorted note paper, Bill head paper.
Music paper,
osborne's colors,
Backgammon boards,
Alphabet Blocks,
Mathematical Instruments.
Assorted sized blotting pads.
Gutta percha pen holders.
Washington Medallion pens,
Fairchildhs superior gold pens,
Fancy paper holders,
Gu:tN percha bands, Lanes rulers,
Waters. Seals.
David's black, blue and carmine inks. Maynard Il Noyes' inks.
Arnold's inks, assorted sizes.
Assorted ink stands, Assorted pen cleaners
Photographic Albums, Propeller Pencils,
Pencil leads, CrayOus.
A tine assortment Of Blank Books.
Choice assortment Of EaUeIOpes.
Exchange Books. Receipt Books,
Order Books.
Ndnn'S parchment Letter Books,
Cap aud Letter Clips and Flies.
Letter and Card HdLets.
Memoranda Books. Pass Books.
CameI's hair copying brushes, Composition card frames,
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SUGAR AND EOLASSES
fAF THE kOHALA SUGAR COMPANY,
- PoE sale IN quantities 10 suit by
go Gm CASTLE X COOKE.
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Total revenue, $50, ,566 10.


Mr. DIToR,-During the wild weather that
followed the great snow-storm of March End =,
| tour hrst municipal election day. young
iriend was congratulating himself and all of
us that summer was at hand and that we had
seen our last snow storm.
told him that was too old to allow nv
judgment to be misled by such pleasing fam
cies, and that feared he would see at least
two months more of cold and full taoo feet o
s'lOac, before summer.
On the evening of March 10th (the last of
the warm days), he reminded me of my pre-
diction, and inquired about that two feet of
snow.
Ipromised him at least one third of the
amount due within twenty-four hours.
That night and the next day we had what
called ten inches and he admitted to be 8
March 20
April z
April 10
April %
and last evening 1 called on him for
hnal settlement, rule in hand; and
measured at 9 A. NJ. just inches
more
"a
And will now add that believe we have
had our last snow-storm for the season, hav-
ing experienced since September Both. last
80.
Portland, May 9th.
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
Monday Morning, May IL 1868.
NATIONAL UNION
Republican Convention

The undersigned, constituting the National Com
miltee designated by the convention he'd In Bati
more on the 18th of june 1864 do appoint that
National Convention OF the Union Republican party
5e held at the city OF Chicago Illinois, wednes-
day. the goth day of May next at II o'clock NJ, iol
the purpose of nominating candidates for the Offices
of President and Vice President OF the United
States. Each State of The United States is author
lied to be represented in said convention by tho
number OF delegates equal to twice the number o
Senators and Representa- yes to which such State
Is entitled in the National Congress.
We invite the cooperation of all citizens who re-
joice that great civil has happily terminated
in the discontinue OF rebellion; who would hold
fast the unity and integrity of the republic, and
maintain its paramount right to defend to its utmost
its existence while imperlled by secret conspi-
racy armed force; who in favor OF an economi-
cal administration of the public expenditures, of the
complete extirpation of the principles and policy OF
slavery and OF the speedy reorganization of those
States whose governments were destroyed by the
llion and the permanent restoration to their prop
practical relations with the United States in ac-
cordance with the true principles ofrepublican gov
ernment.
MARCUS L. WARD, of New Jersey, Chairman.
JOHN ID. DEFREss, of Indiana, Secretary.
JOHN ID. OiARkE oil New Hampshire.
SAMUEL F. HERsEY, of Maine.
A. b. GARDNER, of Vermont.
w. @. CLAFLIN, OF Massachusetts.
SAMUEL A. PURvIANcE, of Pennsylvania
j. S. FOWLER, of Tennessee.
b. S. Cook, of Illinois.
M. GIDDINGs, of Michigan.
ID. p. STUBBs, of Iowa.
w. CAMPBELL, OF West Virginia.
H. w. HOFFMAN, of Maryland.
n. b. SMITHRRs, of Delaware,
W. j. EWING, of Virginia.
S. III. BOYD, of Missouri.
G. L. ROBINSON, of Florida.
S. JUDD. of Wisconsin.
HORACE GREELEY, of New York
H. HI. STARKwEATHER, of Connecticut.
b. r. CowEN. of Ohio.
THOMAS SIMPSON. OF Minnesota.
NEWTON EDMUNDs, o. Dakota.
d. II. GooDLoE, of North Carolina.
THOMAS G. TURNER, of Rhode Island.
SAMUEL N. CRAWFORD, OF Kansas.
S. j. BOWEN, OF District of Columbia.
j. z. CHAFFEE, of Colorado.
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Cts
No. Cures Ecvers, Congestion, Infamations, q
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 2i
Crying Collie or Teething OF infants, 2!
4 Diaryhea OF children or adults, 2j
Dysentery, Gripping, '}illious Collie, q
Cholera VI Orbias Nausea, ,Vomiting,2 q
" sOughs, ds, Bronchitis, q
Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache 2I
Headaches, ,Sicl- Headache, Vertigo, q
10 Dy-pepsia, Bilious Stomach, q
II Suppressed painful Periods, 2;
y whites, too protlise Teriods, 2
"13 Group, Cough, difficult Breathing, %
"a salt kS heuni ,Erysipelas ,Eruptions, q
Is Rheumatism Rheumatic Pains, q
ali Piles. blind sr Seedng ei f'Ver Asue' X
IS Opthniniy, and sore or weak eyes, 80
- Gatarrh, acute or cronic, Influenza SO
20 WhOOping COugii, violent Coughs, SO
" Il Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, 80
~ Ear discharges, Impaired Hearing, sc
70 ScrSfula, ,enaTgedGlands, ,Swellings 80
"N General Debility ,Physi alWeakness q
" 70 DrOpsy, and scanty Secretions 80
=" 20 g seasicIsness, sickness from riding 30
Y Aldney-Disease.G Gravel, So
" rs Nervous Debility, seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
charges 90
8: 20 sore Mouth, Canker, 30
30 Urinary Weeitness, wetting bed, 80
81 Painful Periods, with Spasms, so
4" 80 Sufserings at Change of Life, 90
~ Epilepsy Spasms, St. Vitus' iance, 90
III Diphtherio, liberated Sore Thro2i, 80
FAMILY CASES
Of 35 large viais. morocco ease,
containing n specific for every
ordinary disease n family is SUBJ
ject to, and a book of directions, $40, 90
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with 20 to 2S vials,. ............. from SIS to IS
Specifies for all Private Diseases. both
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases.. ........Ss to SIS
SB-These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent to any part of the Country, By mail express
free OF charge on receipt of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOMEOPATHIC raEDICENE COMP v
Office and Depot No 562 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at his office,
personally by letter above, tor all forms OF dis
eases.
f. Sweetzor and Grosman III Co, Agents.
dc6eod1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. ..
SlMILIA sIAILlBUS 0URANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,

HANE PROVED, from the most ample experi-
IL ence, an entire success; Simple-Prompt- Eli
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adopted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; so harmless
as to be- free from danger, AM efficient to be al
ways reliable. They have raise1 the highest COM
mendation from all, and will always render satisac-
ion.
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TO be Eet.


THE Brick store ON Exchange Street being the Sc
4 cond store from the corner OF M ddle st. Ap-
ply 10 NAGH'L. #. DEERING,
May d3w at Maine Savings Bank.
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AS the tax was 1-2 per cent, the sales must
have amounted to SS4s 929 60 for the four
months ending with March. The tax is now
81 on thousand.
Cottons-Jan., ,195 05 on December sales L.
Feb, 23.367 10 on january sales.
Mar, 39,218 90 on February sales.
Apr, 12,785 80 on March sales.
Total revenue, $85, $50 10.
AS the tax was per cent. the aggregate
sa'eS amounted to $1,171,a22. The tax is now
81 on thousand.
Henceforth this District will not contribute
very largely towards the national revenue, so
far as her manufactures are concerned.
BARLOW
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THE desirable and convenient three story Bricl
L House, No. SO Danforth Street. Inquire OF
JOHN c. PROCTER,
May div SO Exchange st.
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To Let for 5000 a Year.

BOARDING HOUSE and Shop to let Plenty of
ID good water and cellar ROOM
MRS. FOXTON,
may5dlw* 124 Fore Street.
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Or, T. G. HUTCHINS,
ap16d&W1m Yarmouth Maine. General a geni

AGENTS WANTED Gent For the u life St Ct
GRAVE. By Hon Henry G. Deming. The only
acorE " the kind issued under the sanction and by the
authority Of Grant himself. The author is well
known as enc of the most brilliant writers and elo-
quent orators in the country. Agents will find this
one of the most intensely interesting biographies ev-
Ell published in America, and will meet with ready
sale. For particulars, address S. S. SCRANTON
q CO.. 1926 Asylum st., Hartford, ct.
April 4-d&wlm
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A MAN having extensive acquaintance in
Portland and vicinity to solicit for first class
Lille Insurance Company, to whom a liberal compen-
sation will be given. Address Post Office Box 1928.
May 7-d1w
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Book Agents Wanted
or PEOPLES BOOK OF BIOgRAPHY.n

RY JAMES PARTON, the "Prince Of Biograph-
all ages and countries, Women as well as Men. A
handsome octave book of go pages, illustrated
with IL beautiful Steel Engravings. No competition
Agents say it sells faster than any book they ever
sold. Terms liberal. Send for descriptive circular.
a. S. HALE & CO., Hartford, Conn.
April o. d&yWSw 1S
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WANTED.
Wanted.
Wanted,

A SITUATION as Book-keeper copyist, or cor
Alresponding Clerk by citizen OF Portland who
can bring undoubted testimonials to character and
ability Enquire at this office or OF
L. & j. B. CUMMINGS,
mayodlw Lumber Dealers, Com. st.
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Situation Wanted
Wanted /!

A NY one desiring a good American woman as
IA Nurse or Housekeeper, will please address
MRS. S. METCALF,
May .. d3t* Portland, Z. o.
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~AeA VESSELS to load "Guano" at
AfA tSombrero, aSwan Isiand,' .sRo(lon-
M$4M do" and "Orchilla," for Ports North OF
#r45ES1 y "Hatteras." Also vessels for coal from
New York to Aspnwall and Deals
hom st Johns NIB, to Ports in the United Kingdom.
INGRAHAM & WHITCOMB,
ap2edtf S5 Commercial Street, Portland, Me.
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TO LET.
no Let.

Store to Let.
MO. Sc Union, upper store in the Block, and next
IN to Middle street. Enquire OF the subscriber at
No Cotton st. j. M. COLBY.
Mar 5-cOdtf
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TO Rent.

A GOOD two story house, good stable, and large
"A garden lot of nearly halt acre Enquire al
No. 800 Congress Street. GEO. II. CUSHM AN.
May s. isedtf [Argus copy.
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To Dentists and Milliners.

TENEMENT OF seven rooIus, Chestnu
"A street. Enquire on the premises.
Nav 4-dlW*
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Wanted.

A YOUNG man in each County in this State, bav-
a ing one or two hundred Dollars to invest, in a
Pleasant, Permanent, and Profitable business Of his
own, can learn of such an opening, by addressing
T.. M. & f.
May 5-d1w&w2ts Box 1917, Portland, Me.
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Total revenue, S3211 S4.

Total revenue, S3211 "a.
As the tax was two per cent. this would in
dictate that the total sales for the four months,
ending with March, amounted to s16O,592.-
This was not large amount, for the manuiac-
turers and purchasers both held back expect
that the tax would be taken off, Inc TAX Is
now So on a thousand, when the sales for
the wear amount to $4,000. Manufacturers
license SO besides.
Feb. ,322 90 on January sales
Mar, 2,551 As on February sales
Apr, 1873 46 on March sales
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ITO LET, very desirable business room in Cush-
man Block, between Green and Oak Streets,
suitable tor a Dentist, Milliner Dress-Maker.-
Enquire at No. Paris Street. may1dtt
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BOarderS Wanted.
Wanted to Charter.

w WanCGus
A FEW gentlemen boarders can be accommodated
"A at NO. 70 Boyd st. may2d1w*
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For Sale or to Let

TO Rent,
GOOD Brick House at Morrilrs corner, containing
~ nine rooms. Good garden and Stable. Pos
session Immediately. Apply to
W. H. JERRIS,
Apr20 d3w Real Estate Agent, Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11

Fruit Culture in Androscoggin County-Build-
ing Of Ne,0 Shoe Factory in Auburn
The Aubura Y. N. C.. A-Pref Eninger-
Shoe, Woolen and Cotton Manufactures in
this District.
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and last evening I called on him for
hnal settlement, rule in hand; and
measured at 9 A. NJ. just 2 inches
more
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PETERsBuRG, July !, 1868.

... ...., PETERSBURG, July 1868.
Old and settled folks like you and your
correspondent would be apt to think there
was but little enjoyment in leaving. our
cool parlors such weather as this, ana en-
conntering the tierceness OF the suns rays
BY Joining picnic excursions TO the couh-
try-miscalled ruralizing. But no' 60
our children. They are always rcauy ~,
novelty: and the prospect OF playing anu
dancing under the shade of spreading OAKS
is wonderfully attractive to them. Let us
thorefora chronicle some of their simple
The Sunday school children of the First
Hon,ist church left town this morning to
have frolic Mt Oak Grove, on the Southern
road. A. bright array they presented, OF
girls as merry as crickets, and sylph-like IN
their motions and of boys less demonstra-
tive, but full Of eager expectation. what
does such young blood care for heat or coiu'
sunshine or storm They will return to-
night tagged and weary-some OF them SICK
perhaps from over indulgence IN eating !;
but il will be n day in their history to be
marked with piece Of "whitc chalk,
and talked Of for weeks and perhaps months
10 come.
= The school of the Second Baptist church,
according to the statement gave you fe"
DAYS ago, started this morning on their ex-
curson to Westover, with ample prepare
tons for good time.
The Presbyterian schools will have their
turn in a few days, and ample preparations
are making for n grand entertainments
Further than this nm unable TO give par
ticulars; but the occasion Will doup.ess W
as Joyous as any that has preceded it. :,
Eut these advertisements are not confined
to young people alone. The Gcrmans-and
YOU must know we have large and grow
Ing Teutonic element in this city-hayc
organized n party, which went out this
morning to Ellerslie, on Swift creek, on
whose ;,mpleand highly ornamented grounds
they purpose holding their festivities. They
were accompanied by the splendid band at
tachcd to this military post; for German
can no more do without music than he can
without lager or ale. ..
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puTciliana.

MoTTo FOR A Box OFFICE-EEEPER.-" So
much for booking 'em."
TIE PACE THAT KILLs.-The faster q
man starts in life the sooner he gets into u
hobble.
THOUGHTS FROM THE PHILOSOPHERS
MAN is mere machine" At the sea-sidc,
Of course, Il mere bathing machine.
TIE WAY TO TIE wooLSAcK.
The early bird picks up the worm,
On. morn young Briclcss said;
Then will rise Defines III term,
Whilst others lie abed
|, let clients come or no,
Am with the lark astlr,
inccds must be. In being so,
rising harrlstcr.
OFFICIAL From the oorl.w-We
understand that Mr.. Whalley is to be raised
to the Peerage, with the title of Lord Say
and-Sing.
A TABLE FIGHT.-This is something new
Mr.. Frank auckland, in a capital speech
on the breeding Of fish in our rivers, said
that the millcrs cause much injury to the
fish by keeping the dams closed. Actually
there is n fight between what people have
hitherto fought for-the loaves and the
fishes.
NoCHuDREN Now-A-DAYs.-Awful intel
ligence about child of only six years old
Her mamma says she is growing so fast
Is it possible? Are these the materials OF
which the girls Of the future period will be
made?
An INTERNATIONAL GAME.-Beggar-my-
neighbor used to be game of cards. 1t is
now played with bloated ornaments.
THE WAY TO RULE THE WAvEs.-Thc
thanks of the British nation ore due to the
Admiralty for having provided it with ma
val defences, described by the Times as a
fleet of iron-clad broadsides, which can
only fire their guns in such exceptional
weather as cannot fairly be anticipated for
a naval action" ltmay be said that these
mcn-of- war, like Knickerbocker's Dutch
Emigrant Ship, are likely to be particu-
larly great in u calm. But perhaps that is
too much to say and all that can be safely
asserted is that the British navy win be
unable to fight in rough water.
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v1RESH ARRIVALS Just reg
ccivcd. a large supply. Of very beautiful Ga
SHOES for ladies'. Amongst them / VIII ~,
mention rs worthy Of notice aud the especial at
tnntlnn Of ladies the following:
LADIES' L l. II P-S OIL i y TIIGH-TIEELED
SERGE BALNORALS very fine:
LADIES MEDIUM-SOLED HfGH.CUT BAL
MORALS.
LADIES' MEDIUM-soLED HIGH-CUT BUT
TON BOOTS ,
LADIES, MEDirM-soLED HIGH-CUT KID
BUTTON ROOTS, ,rr
LADIES MFDIUM-SOLED lltGH-CCI MD
LACE BOOTS,
LADIES' SERGE CONGRESS CATERS, vari-
Gus qualities -
have also recently received large supply OF
LADIES, DRESS TRUNKS. TRAVELLING
BAGS, and VALISES, to which invite attention.
JOHN &. PAGE, JR.,
90 os-o,ycod corner Ninth and Main streets.
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BY Lee X G0dIin, Au"tiOucrrs,
M. III Main street,

TWO FRAME TENEMENTS AND LOTS,
i ON CARRINGTOS STREET BETWEEN
FEDERAL STREET AND MECilANlfSNlllf
TURNPIKE NEAR rs INTERsECrluN
WITH VENABLE STREET, AND VACANT
LOT on EAST SIDE OF Valley STREET
BETWEEN RICHARD 4 n - W ILL VI
STREETS, For SALE Ar AUC?ION:-HH re-
quest OF the owner, we VIII sell "n TlitiRsilN
the 9TH OF July 1868. the PREMISES Al 3. o'ci"A
Z. NJ, those TWO FRAMED TESEMENTS b..
Gated on the south side Of Darlington street ".-
tween Federal street and the Mechanicsslllc turn
pike, containing four rooms each, and Kitchen
The lots have an aggregate front OF Sc feet. and
run back Ids feet within parallel lines up"m whlrh
Is II well OF excellent water.
This property has been painted and put In com
pictc order. and Is now yielding good rents.
After whicn-say ut o'clock--we will sell a 'i'.i-
rable BUILDING LOT on the east side al Valley
street between Richard and WI liam streets front
Ing "A feet by lbs feet deep.
Terms Onc-fourih cash remainder ut four,
eight, and twelve months credit for negotiable
notes, interest added and secured hy Hens on th'
property. Taxes for 1868 IT, be paid by III" p"r
chaser LEE < GOnDIN
~ hucttonc,.ra.
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BY Wellington GOddm,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN SIDNEY, OF
TIE NORTH SIDE OF GARY BETWEFN
of decree OF the Circul Court Of Richmond. p:"-
uOunced on the 22d May Bes In the of l.ob'its
and Wifi: against Wars executor &r., we shall ~
commissioners thereby appointed proceed Ia sell
ut public auction, on the premises, 5n MONDAY,
JuiyG 1864, ut O'Clock +. H., f fair, II not tl'
first fair day thcrctftcr,) the large BR !tk TEN r
MEST and the LOT on which iL stands, now In the
occupancy OF Mr. William II. Stoll, and directly
I'm front or the residences Of Mcssrs. Charles Phil
lips and William Smith
TERMS Onc-fourth cash balance ut fonr. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained until all Of The purciln-"
money IL fully paid, and conveyance ordered by
the court JAMES II. DOOLEi,
jobs q. STFGFR,
hni,ta Las.