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The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22
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New York Stock and Money Market.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Money in moderate demand
at a per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange dull
at i09 q 1898. Gold unsettled; opened at 1885, ad-
vanced to 144s and closed at l435 a 14SJ. Govern
ments barely steady; chief transactions Tor outside
speculative account; feeling among dealers mainly
tavors selling. Henry Clewes g. Co. furnish the io-
lowing 49, quotations Coupon 6s 1884, 1881 "a 1132
do SIS 1862, 13s a 1l3t; do 1864 1857 a 109 do 1865,
III lit do new 1919 g 1O7E; do 1861. 1913 q 1919
do 1868, 1913 "a 1913; 1O-4C's, 1851 @ 1889.
Bordef State bonds dull Missouri's, SO; old Ten
nessees, 64A new do 62E q 63a old North Carolina,
n ~ 70; Old Virgisiia's, Sc
Railroad market opened firmer and higher but sub
sequenly reacted to partial extent closing dull and
heavy Erie is still t. great feature and very
settled. The reported purchase of Sound steamers
is generally believed; passenger fare thereon has
been materially advanced. Express shares stronger
and miscellaneous list dali. The following are $50
DEMONSTRATION, 455 a 46; Cumberland, 2sI a. 2S2
Adams Express, 500 a 500; Merchants Express. POI
"a 223; Pacific Mail, 500 "a 1907 Western Union ell
egraph, SAT a 342; New York Central 124t "a 1914;
Erie, At 464 do preferred. 69s q 500; Hudson 134H
ca 1856; Reading, S9a q 500; Wabash, 512 q 5lH; st
raul, 69t a $50; do preie red 7Sa "a 7SE; Michigan
Central, 1l9; Michigan Southern, S3t a S34 Illinois
Central, 143 "a 145; Cleveland & Piltshurg, S55 40
sos; Toledo, 9S4 a 99! Rock Island 97s % 99 Chica-
go North Western 70S "a 70s; do preferred sos "a
SOi; Fort Wayne, 1859 "a leg; Hartford & Erie 21s a
90.
Mining shares dull.
The receipts at the Sub-Troasury to-day amounted
to sl,s76,542; payments $1,2 7,74S balance, $685.
653 $50.
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BRIGHTON, Aug. 81
Atmarketfor the current week: Cattle 1852 Sheep
and Lambs, 9274; Swine, 1850; number of Western
Cattle 1876; Eastern do 81; Working Oxen and North
week 200.
PRICES. Beet Catte-Extra SIS so q IA 90; first
quality S12 10 a $13 rs; second quality S11 80 a
$l2 so; third quality 50 so q $40 30 " 100 lbs. 1.-THE
total weight of hides, talow and dressed beet.
Prices Of Hides, Taow and STANDARDIZATION Hides
10c Coantry do 81 a Zoe 10. Brighton Tallow
a SIC; Country do "a 7tc W ID. Lamb Skins G5c
each; Sheep Skins &c each; Calf Skins IS q zoe y
Id.
Remarks-There was a light supply of Beeves from
the West. The excitement account of diseased
Cattle having attained its hight the authorities have
taken the matter INFO consideration appointed
inspectors to examine all the Cattle before they
allowed to be driven to the sale yards and we feel
confident that there will be no further trouble from
that source. Prices remain about the same they
were last week. There were but few Cattle arrived
from the West until Thursday, and but moderate
demand for beeves Most OF the Cattle from Maine
working oxen.
Stores-Most OF the small Cattle that are in a tair
condition were sold for Beet. There has not been
many Store Cattle brought into market yet this sea-
son.
Mich Cows-Ordinary sos q So extra $50 "a 1902
he d. Prices of Mich Cows depend great deal up
OIL the fancy of the purchaser.
ket and tair demand We quote sales at $685. $17O,
$3.50, $ls5, $780, $225, s235, $685. $780, $3.50 q $40 "
pair.
Sheep and Lambs-The supply is not so large it
was last week. Prices remain about the same, TIE
trade has been very active We quote sales of GO
at So go $50 at SO So IA at So TO- So at 50 so, 81 at
So 25, 100 So so Fy head.
Swine-Prices Store Pigs, wholesale 105c ~ ib: re-
tail II q 13c ~ fb. Fat Hogs-2600 at market prices
IL q 111c ~ ID.
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Cambridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, Aug. 20.
Recepts-Cattle. COZ; Sheep and Lambs OLA
Horses, =; Swine 3l76; Calves, 1913.
PRICEs.--Neef Cattle Extra Y 90 a S13 co; first
quality, $l 90 q II so; second quality $40 90 10 so
third quality, 50 90 a 0 So
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, % pair, $780,
5000, $3.50 q $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from $685. $50, $65, $75 a
800
Yearlings $40 g 80; two years old $50 q As; three
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, So 90, So 25,
50 so @ So rs each; extra So 20 q 90, or from a
55c " tb.
Spring Lambs, Q 80 a 90 P head
Veal Calves So 90 a. 10 90.
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Hides 81 a 19c
p tb.; Tallow 7@ &c p ib.; Lamb Skins 60 q 75c
each; Calf SKINS zoe " fb.
Prices Poultry-Extra "a % 25c; prime 2O5 "a 2lc
good 19t q zoe; medium 18a q 19c; poor to medium
lie
264 on Tuesday, making in all for the week 602 head
of Northern Cattle. The quality only fair;
scarcely any oxen. Not as much life to trade tor
Northern Cattle we anticipated; butchers are buy
ing light. Not much change in prices from last week.
A few oxen found sale at $13 ~ cwt Next Tuesday
we shall expect better market.
Sheep-The market for Sheep and Lambs has been
quicker owing to there being 5000 head less than last
week, and also that butchers find better sale tor
lambs and NUT on than for beef will probably be
the case tor a week or two to come.
Poultry 5000 Tbs at market, about one-halt of
which spring chickens that sold from "a q
Csc fy fb. Turkeys and hens from II a 21c Y lib.
steady demand and easy sales.
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WEST INDIES 81 SOUTH AMERICA,
HAYTI,

NEW YORK, Aug 21,-Mail advices from
Hayt' are received Cape Hayti is surround
ed by revolutionists and communication with
the interior was cut off. The insurgents prob
ably intended to blockade Port au Prince with
the captured corvette Sylvain The town is
already closed in on the land side. Gen John
Lynch had taken supreme command of the
revolutionary forces
Minister HOLSTER, on his cruise along the
coast in the United States steamer Penobscot
had been received with unusual honors by Sal.
nave's representatives. His conduct is much
condemned.
VENEZUELA.
We have by mail one days later advices
from Venezuela, extending to July I'D. The
mission to Puerto Cabelo to summon Bruzal
to surrender, is spoken of as command. The
Falconists number 800 men in that town, and
the place has been strongly fortified. Bolivar
and Mariscal are blockading La Guayra, ana
the affairs of the Falcon General looked much
more promising.
CUBA.
Advices from Havana by steamer state that
the exodus during the summer amounted to
10000 persons, many of whom fled through
fear OF cholera. In July and August there
We're 1880 deaths from that disease.
Lorenzo b. She 2ard, of New York, ward OF
Peter Cooper, died last week from vomito
Lhree royal DEGREES are published, one OF
TO coilect an direct taxes for four years under
the royal decree permitting foreign vessels to
enter ports OF Cuba and Porto Rico on equali-
ty with spanish vessels whenever such privll-
eyes are granted to Spanish vessels in ports of
the nation to winch such foreign vessels be-
long. Several French and English vessels had
claimed the privilege, but it was refused.
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BOSTON, Aug. 70.
We find little or no change to record In the boot
and shoe market the past week. in the main features
of the trade. The demand is fair, and for medium
thick light and handmade work is still active and
gives some animation to business, which otherwise
seems rather quiet for the present time as buyers
ana sellers OF the heavy grades in no haste to
firm, and the late conces ion; made on mems boots
and thick shoes have been checked by the rospec-
tive cost of replacing if wanted to fill lite orders and
the stock on hand of well known and RELIABLE quail
ties is firm at last months prices. With manutac-
turers the prospect not very promising making
up in advance, aGd they. mostly confne themselves
to orders on hand, in filling VIII ch they have this
summer to pay much higher rate of wages to the
workmen than Ii retofore; of course this will not
be continued beyond orders hand which they Ieel
bound to FILL if they have do it without profit
The clearances of boots and shoes continue large and
fully up to the average of former years at the same
time; tor the week there have been by sea and rail-
1921 cases.-[Shoe and Leather Reporter.
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Mr. W YORK.
rHE CATTLE DISEASE

New YORK, Aug. 21.-Eighteen infected
cattle reached this city yesterday by the Har
lem road Their whereabouts is not yet ascer-
tertained. -Four OF the same drove died at Mil
lerton n. Y, and twenty-three more are in
quarantine there, while Others are at Copake.
They all came from Albany. Deaths of West
ern cattle have occurred at Chappaque and
Sing Sing.
The Newark Courier reports a new cattle
disease in Union county, n. j., which terml-
mated fatally in short time. The disease Is
mainly confined to the head, and is pronounced
by some brain fever. A large number OF cattle
are sick, and at least dozen deaths nave &C.
CURED.
ILLNESS OF MIR. ELLIOTT
Elliott the great portrait painter, is reported
at the point of death at Albany.
FIRE.
The printing establishment connected with
DR.. Brandeth's pill factory at Sing Sing was
burnt last night The main building was
saved. Fully insured.
A death from cholera occurred to-day in
Belleville Hospital. The patient was picked
up in the street and died in halt an hour.
FEMALE swINDLERs ARRESTED.
Two females named Poem, mother aud daugh-
ter are under arrest charged with swindling
Mezerall & Libby, paper collar manufacturers,
in whose employ they We're as forewomen-
out of two to four thousand dollars by means
of orders for work never performed, which the
girls were compelled to present to the treasurer
on the pain of dismissal.
BANK LOSSES.
1t is stated that the First National Bank of
Jersey City, the National City Bank of LYNN,
Mass, and others have within the past three
years lost seventeen thousand dollars by alb
stractons OF the bills from the ComptrolleIs
office at Washington.
SUSPENSION OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Post says the Hartford. Conn.,, Live
Stock Insurance Company has beeh suspend
ed, having lost $41000O within the last twenty
two months. The treasurer of the company
holds 100000 of the capital of the company,
which he used for paying losses, &c. The SUI
perlntendent of the Insurance Department at
Albany has notified the agents of the company
In this State to take no more policies.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. PA freight train |
bound north and the through freight bound
south on the Hudson River road coIided at
Fort Montgomery in consequence of a mis-
placed switch. The locomotive of the extra 1
train is a total wreck. Three cars were
upset and three demolished. One man, fire.
man of the locomotive Columbia, was badly
cut in the leg.
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 20.--Cotten--receipts bales; ex-
ports bale. Flour quiet; superfDe 6 60 q W.
Wheat co.. Corn S5c. Oats Coz. Mess Pork 81 o..
Lard 198 e z0c. Bacon firm; shoulders 14c; clear
sides lse Several bales of new Cotton arrived to-
day from Mississippi and was classed as strict Mid
ding.
4 LEDo, Aug. 2i.-F0ur quiet. White Wheat a
shade better; Red unchanged closing weak; sales OF
of White Michigan Is; No. 2 Wabash 16; Amber
Michigan 0s; No. Red 81: No 2 Spring 20.
Corn advanced 1c; sales No. l at 1 CA C0 O5 Oats
advanced lc; No. l at IS q SIC. Rye-sales No. at
145.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 21.-Flour quiet and upchang-
ed, Wheat declining; sales No. at 81; No 2 at
l CS Com irmer; sales at 1 03 for No. O. Oats dull
and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 20.-Cotton dull: Middling
30c sales bales; receipts 49, bales Sterling Ex-
change nominally at 157 e 1891; New York Sight
Exchange per cent. premium. Gold 143 Cuba
Sugar steady ut III "a 13ac for Nos ~ and 49, and 10
"a l6c for Nos Is and 20. Mollsses nominal. Flour
dull; superfine 90; treble extra rs "a 10 o. Corn
dull at at % q TO- Oats dull at GS a e4c Bran
steady ut 20 "a 25 Hay at % 90 "a n co. Pork
steady at 30 % "a 81 o. Bacon firm; shoulders 14sc;
clear sides Is Lard steady sales tierce 18Th; leg
2l4e
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Election quiet and steady;
Middines zoe; sales 80 bales; receipts 2ls bales
gross, 5o bales nett; exports hone; sales OF week 66
bales receipts 663 bales gross, 159 bales nett exports
zoo bales to New York; stock 1895 bales.
Nj BILE, Aug. 21.-Coiton-ro sales; Middlings
nominaliy &c; receipts q bales; receipts of the
week Is bales; IS les 440 bales exports coastwise,
15i5 bales; foreign, none; stock 2 45 bales No I'M
proyementS TO noiice in the crops, Accounts from
the country continue bad.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. 2O.-Sprits Turpentine
at 45lc; NewtYork casks Ale. Resins quiet strain
ed2 90; No 2at2 10 g Is; No. at 90. Tar nom
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VHE CHINA.
REBEL NoTABLEs AT WHITE sULPHER SPRINGS

GREEN BRIAR, WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS,
Aug N.-Gen. Robert e. Lee arrived here
last night. and was received with great enthu-
siasm. Gov. Pickens, Gov. Letcher, ex-Secre-
tary of the Interior Stewart, Gems. Eckols, Jr.,
Anderson, and Hon. Linton Stephens are
among the late arrivals. Secretary Browning
has engaged cottage and will arrive on Sat
urday. Hon. Alex. I'll Stephens and Generals
Ewell and Longstreet will arrive tomorrow
night A large number ofrailroad officers and
directors are here, among them Gen. G. j.
Beauregard, President of the New Orleans,
Jackson & Great Northern Railway, discuss
ing railroad matters.
Gen. Rosecrans, Minister to Mexico, is at
Rockbridge, Alum Springs. He will arrive
tonight. 1t is pretty generally understood
that the meeting Of Gems. Lee and Rosecrans
has in it matters Of great Importance to the
country. Gen. Rosecrans was outspoken on
the cars in regard to his mission.
A grand masquerade ball will be given
Thursday next in honor OF the distinguished
visitors.
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PENNs YLvANGA.

RAILROAD cOLLIsIoN-BoY KILLED
PIr1sBURa, Pa, Ang. 21.-A freight and
passenger train collided this morning on the
Allegheny Valley railroad near this city Both
engines were damaged, and two freight cars
were broken. The fireman of the passenger
train had leg broken. No passengers were
injured.
A boy named William Miller was run over
in the Twelfth Ward ON the same road this
morning, and was literally cut to pieces-his
body and brains covering the ground for some
distance.
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PROPOSALS.
- FOR -
Delaware Breakwater.

U. s. Engineer Office, 200 South Sirth Street,
Philadelphia, August 10, 1868.
CEALED Proposals, III duplicate, with copy Of
- this advertisement attached TO each, will be
ceived at this Office until the 10th day OF September
1868, for the Stone necessary Tor the completion Of
1t is to be distinctly understood that the quantity
OF stone OF each Glass; specified herein, may be in
creased or diminished, by the United States, fneces
sary.
Class 1-Some $1,000 tons OF 2240 lbs. each, are re-
CURED; OF this amount, about fourtiths to be in
blocks OF not less than two tons each, nor over nye
and one-halT TINS; the remainder, in docks OF up
wards Of one-lourth OF a ton. -, -. .
All stones OF this class TO be delivered az such
points of the works as may be deSishateu ny 'uo u
Class some 10000 of stone, in pieces of less
than one fourth in weight, are required, to be
ha overboard in accordance with the instruc-
lions of the U, s Agents. near the extremtles oil the
woTks in wa Ter not less than 20 feet IN depth.
All stones TO be Of The hardest anu most dura-
bic quality, tree from seams &c; to be subject to
rigid inspection, and will be received not, as the
Engineer or Agent shall find them to accord or
not to quality and size, with the above descrip-
ton. None an be sent from quarries condemned
her tofore The rate OF delivery OF each class OF stone
to be regulated by the Engineer in charge. The de-
livery Of either class OF both. IL desired TO COM
mence upon approval OF contract and 10 De complete
The proposals will state the rate per ton OF LIST class
stones delivered at the works. as above; also, sep
atey the rate both per tom and per perch Of TWEEN,
ty-ve cubic feet OF stones OF the 2nd class delivered
in place overheard
In general, stones should not be sent in vessels
A reservation OF twenty per eentum, on payments,
will be made during the delivery of stone Contracted
for.
Each proposal must be guaranteed by two respon,
sible persons, whose signatures are to be aPpenueu
to the guaranty, and who should be eertlueo 10
being cd and sufficient security by the Ohie a
States District Judge Attorney, Collector OF o'nel
public officer. .o,hr ,ntorma-
| ton apply at this office. ,,-..,s far stone for
| Envelopes to be endorsed "froPosA' w
iSs viii be opened at 70 o'clock 81 on THURSDAY
| September 10th, 1868. Bidders are nn'i'eU ~
present. n EoRTH STEWART,
4 ~. u oNA L. IL. q. Engr.
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e U IL o p e.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 21.-In the York races to-day
the first race, for ten sovereigns each with one
hundred added, five started, and was won by
Pretender. The second race, fifty sOvereigns
each was won by Melody. The third race,
Prince of Wales stakes, ten sovereigns each
fifty added six started; won by Martyr. Fourth
race, twenty-five sovereigns each, won by Sam
son. Fifth race, twenty sovereigns each 200
added, was an exciting race; favorltes all beat
en- won by Fairwind. Sixth race, for 100
guineas was won by Donald Donalbain. Sew
enth race, fifty sovereigns, ten started; won by
Jenny Mill Much money changed hands.
There were other races. but of less Importance
The weather was better than the day before,
and the crowd larger.
Dispatches were received in this city to-day
giving the particulars of heart-rending ca
lamity which occurred in North Wales yester
day afternoon, whereby twenty-five persons
lost their lives. A train of cars from Holy
head, containing the passengers and mails
from Ireland, which was proceeding toward
Liverpool at the usual rate of speed, met with
a sad accident to day, at the little town of
Abergele, in the county of Dembigh. A long
train of loaded petroleum trucks had Just
been switched on the siding to make way for
the Irish mail, but the switchman had neg
lected to replace the switch. A dreadful col
liSiOn was the consequence. Seven persons,
all passengers in the Irish mail train, were
killed outright and many others badly injured.
The cars on both trains were reduced to a
shapeless mass. The conclusion produced an
explosion of the petroleum, which instantly
enveloped both trains in flames. Before the
fire could be sublued eighteen persons hal
been literally burnt to ashes.
The United States steamer Swatara is at
Lisbon, and the Canandaigua at Bremen.
At York to-day the great YORKSHIRE stakes
were won by j. SCOTS colt Viscount Capa-
pie was second Blueskin third and the Spy
fourth. The York cup was won by Mr.. John
ston's colt Mercury. The nursery handicup
plate was won by Mr. Owens flly Light
Cloud. Her Majesty's plate was won by Lord
Stamford's filly Happy Thought. The Aske
produce stakes were won by walk over the
track by Validimer.
SWITZERLAND.
LUcERNE, Aug. 21-It having recently be-
come known to the Swiss authorities that an
attempt was intended to have been made upon
the life of the Queen of England during her
recent soiourn in this place, strict search
was made by the police for the parties con-
cerned in the diabolical plot. To-day man,
whose name is not given, but who, it has been
ascertained, is Fenian, was arrested, and
upon examination made such statements as
leave no doubt that it was his deliberate de-
sign to assassnate Queen Victoria. He ha:
been committed to prison to await requlS
ton from the British authorities.
FEANCE.
PARIS, Aug 21-The Messrs. Armans, o
| Bordeaux who constructed certain contracts
| for the Confederate Government and agalns
| whom the United States Government recent.
| obtained Judgment in the French High Cour
of Appeals, have been adiudged bankrupt.
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Boston stock Lass
NEW ENGLAND
Express Comply.

OWNED and controlled by the Merchants and
" Manufacturers of New England
General Express FOrwarders, Collection
and Transportation Agents.
ny Money, Valuables, Parcels and Packages of
every description forwarded.
The lines from Portland to Boston and from Port
land to Bangor and intermediate places, will be
opened for business on Monday, Aug 10th, con-
meeting at Boston for all points North, South and
West.
The lines IRON Portland 10 Eastport, Calais and
st John B, and adjacent towns, will be opened Tor
business Friday, Aug 14tn.
arrangements are being made for the opening of
will he given Wv
EZRA CARTER, JR., President
CHAS. H. STO 1DARD, Sec'y.
D. A. BUTTERFIELD. Gen' Supt.
G. ID. WILLES, Agent,
Office No 90 Exchange and 40 Market Streets.
Aug Is diff
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MAINE.
PENDLEToN AT AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 21.-The Hon. George HI.
Pendleton. of Ohio, arrived here this morning
from Ranger, and was met by large delega-
ton of Democrats, a cayalcade and two bands
of music. He was welcomed by Mayor Will
liams, and after being drawn through the
streets in a baWouche and four, was carried to
the bone of the Mayor. In the afternoon he
addressed mass meeting in front of the
Court House for two hours. He discussed the
political affairs of the country with earnest
ness and fairness. He paid a high compli
t1ent to Geperal Grant, and said Grant had
been entrusted with great power, and had
never abused it. He was listened to by vast
crowd attentively to the end, and was fire.
quently interrupted by rousing cheers. He
was followed by the Hon A. o. Brewster, of
Boston, in speech OF half an hour. At five
o'clock the meeting adjourned to meet at
Granite Hall in the evening.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
The Democracy held an immense ratifca-
ton meeting this evening at Granite Hal,
which was presided over by Judge Rice with
fifty Vice Presidents. The Gardiner and Au-
gusta bands furnished the music. The meet
ing was addressed by the Hon. George HI. PEN
dleton, of Ohio, Hon. e. +. Pillsbury, of Maine
and Col. A. o. Brewster, of Massachusetts.
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FOR a LE.

THE property situated on the corner of Danforth
L and Park SITS, being 165 feet on Danforth street
and 100 feet on Park street, having two story
Dwelling House thereon, formerly the residence OF
Mrs. Lucy Mcclellan. The House is very convenient
and in good repair.
The House and sufficient Land will be sold sepa-
raely from the rest of the estate, the Land will
be sold in lots the whole will be sold tire. he
terms OF payment will be liberal. Apply to
"a e, ,s=ae >frsN aTH'L f. DEERING
FeSas1Es - sssss AT Maine Savings Bank.
Aug 8, 1868. ag4i3wis
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A Rare Chance for Business.
EnP cAyE OR IN LETT

THE subscribers contemplating change OF bust
i ness offer for sale their large two story brick
store 6Ox4U feet situated in New Sharon Vage,now
occupied by them, This is one OF the best business
locations in Franklin Co., being in the centre OF
large and thriving agricultural and manufacturing
com munity. Also the balance of their stock OF goods
now remainingiunsold in the store, being such as
usually kept in country store, and amounting
nIvalue to about 49, OOO They would prefer to sell
both store and goods but will rent the store to the
purchaser OF the goods reasonable terms. slmme-
diate possession given. Terms Cash satisfactory
security. BEAN Il DAGGETT.
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