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vation compared Win An. wh,ta Mountains
were nevertheless varv a.. apo,,nS ,hs
SQUARE. "a a pleasant d~,v. ..a arr D.v,,s,
Den has many visitors. The COTTAGES and
farm bopses aro,,nd yvcln,,-., -,,,s-~er- au-s
os usual with families fro,,, p-s. ~
yorlr and elsewbere. ' -'s"
Tha pavilion Il st;n kant hv
--ss... .,,a "a ov.a,,a,,.,,. s,,,,...s M
p'op''e' -, -, ..,,..os. ~. ~. ~ an
nv"e,e. 49, -,-ssJ ss,s7 -, a.. ,.f,. -
s.,u sn'S1 ~. s...~ra. LA. ..lsd ,bs crs..,o'.
"o.,a' 49, ~ % s'1v,,. han.a ~ :, vss ss 7.
=. -. s.'"Sa~.s, - :. .s.,,,,,,,,srh,,,sap
verv hs;1,,. ,-..,,,, 40
Centre Harbor i =, .,o;s,, -s,own .o,,.
pared with tbe o,hsr ,,l.ess hs;,r a. vs.r.
and wears. ON the old s,aos rome sro-, Con-
cord to Conway pia Meredith- n h.s am
extensive reputation taeretors ON nj. account
Nalure however made It a sandy town with
hills r;obt behind H. giving Il less air than ,va
,rr,,,d I;,,e 10 an;ov bpt The late vorsbv asn,-
.o,s CO .na Gilman and The nrase,t sn,sr-
-, u,,,,.~ass have aans wond IRE Cor ~.
n,aoe Red Hill i tbc great att, action. and
from, ;ts snmmit 4 seen = comnIete panorama
of Lake W;npin;seooee and the surrounding
country. souam lake and sousm Mountain
are fayorite resorts for SIGHT seeing and nleas-
ute parties.
Coe Avenue, which is the main street run
ming through the village. il becoming shady
aud hs.n,;G,l thro,,oh tha vo,d 80 80
,,,or,s.s,,.a., 49,. ~s .se 49,. 80 c. Tss
'noesus'"i'iess e' INC iAte Sonn zoe. Inc
earliest settlers here were named Senter, from
whom the town derived its name. corrupted
.f,or,rsrys tx ,,,,st.ka ~ tow,, ,Ia.,, ~.
@'so. ~'.' 80. - "A s's :, '.'o
Centre HarDor. Inc orignai mouse OF the
Senter family is now no more, and the grass
grows over its ruins. It was then the onlv
go. ,,a,,., t,..,.o,, r...h,,- C.-...s
llane noase Des"een ri5eDu's anu Soneofu'
Near its site stands the present Senter House,
originally kept by Senter, the father-in-iaw Of
the John Coe above referred to. 1t was part
hotel and part farmhouse, and among Its
guests were many prominent personages OF
past historic days. 1t has been enlarged and
nooern'zeu sin.e' Inc nrsI tavern Is on the
ROAD 70 Mereditn, ana overlooks the lake
Daniei WeDster' Jonatnan Mason ana Judge
story USED 10 make it tneir headquarters ON
their fishing excursions. 1t was then. CON-
paratively speaking, wilderness.
A correspondent OF the Boston Journal
thus relates an incident IN connection with
one OF Webster's vacations there;
A few years since, when Webster was the
idol OF every loyal wing. old Squire Gram.
h how hr NJ oa and sns - 0ens rssd ~ rH
E1nounders by a craniiloouent speec6 Of
welcome, that he pinched Goes arm nearly
black and blue while listening. This man
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WanLted.

EErANTED-AGE to $500 per
month, everywhere, male and female to
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine viii stitch, hcm
tell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid, and en-
IL broider in most superior manner. Price
only SIS. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 tor any machine that
will sew stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic seam than ours. Itmakes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch" Ever second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing It. We pay Agents from $75
to $500 per month and expenses, or commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB s. CO., PITTSBURG, PA, or BOS-
TON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties paiming off worthless castron machines, un-
der the same name or otherwise. Ours Is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured. may19-3m
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To Consumers Of Coal

N consequence Of q combination existing among
i thirty thousand miners, embracing the whols
coal region, to regulate the price oflabor, similar
combination Of vessel owners and captains In refer
ence to the reightiDg of coal and having to pay cash
for all our COAL the coal dealers ofPortland ieei
that to pursue The course we have IN the past o,
selling coal tor future delivery, would be
to the trade, and principle not recognized IN any
other branch of business; therefore, II rs nerspy
agreed that on and after June 10TH al sales oI eoa
shall be for cash, with privilege ol ueser'ns Inc
coal within thirty days
HIRAM BROOKS,
JACKSON q EATON.
EVANS q GREENE,
at.f JOS. POOR.
JAMES H. BAKER.
JNO. w. DEERING.
RANDALL, McALLISTER q CO,
~ SAM'L ROUNDS u SONS.
PAUL PRINCE & SON.
JOHN I. ROGERS s. co.
HENRY I, PAINE & co.
june l2-eod 2m
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Westbrook Manufacturing c.
FOR SALE /,

10000 ct; sSl:Gs Seasoned ssss Pine Deck Plank
$4,000 teet In, in. In. and in Oai< PlanE
Der, by L. TAYLOR. fi'"s Au'i'
may1edtt III Commercial e.
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RY virtue of license from the Judge Of Probate,
III shall sell at public sale, on MONDAY, the 2Sth
the following real estate of which William Gooding.
Jr., d1ed seized and possessed, to wit: The Boat
the Boat Shop Lot This property IS situated In Yar-
mouth, near the Ship Yards, and is an excellent To-
cation for Boat Builder.
Yarmouth, May oath, 1869.
MARY O. GoODING, Administrator.
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OFFICE OF THE
American Fish Hook and Needle C,e

NeW Haven, CT, Aug. IS, 1868.
NXYE have appointed Messrs JORDAN 4,
w BLAKE, of Portland, Me-. sole agents for
the sale Of our Hooks for the city Of Portland who
will be prepared to fill all orders for the trade the
= - CHARLES A. CROSBY, Secretary.
Sept 9-dtf
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HTITH immediate possession, Store No 80 Com
Wv mercial street. Thomas Block) lately occupied
by Morris, Sawyer u Kicker.
Apply to n. j. MILLER, Athe1eum Building
Plum st. ap2dtf
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
- Portland Publishing Co.,
At 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
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Address all communications to
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WANTED
Wanted!

TWO Young Men from eighteen to thirty years
i of age. to Drive Tin Pedlar's Wagons. kThey
must be Of temperate habits and willing to work.
Good wages and steady employment given. For
further particulars address A. p. HARVEY,
au3dst Gloucester, Mass
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Wanted!
Agents Wanted

AT 25O CONGRESS- ST, Portland, Me.
ANE OR TWO active canvassing agents females
" prefeIred) in each town in the County of Gums
berland, and with capital OF from to twenty
dollars, to sell novel and useful article, which is
wanted in every family, and from which Q eompen-
sation from 500 to $500 dollars per month can be
realized. W june 29-dim
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Watches, JeWeIry, &c.
j. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 1s9 Middle Street.
j. W. & H. H. McDUFFEE, cor. Middle & Union SITS
C. w. wlNGATE, Nos. lit and 1l9 Midd.s Street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, II Middle St., Fox Block.
r. f. HILL. No. o. Federal Street.
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HOTELS.
ssAaAdamlS : House
E@z Templs Street, Portland, Me

JOHN SAWYER, Proprietor.
This new irst-class business Hotel is now open
to the public. All the appointments are new and
the location, within few rods Of both the Middle st.
and Congress ST. cars, is of the most convenient
in the city.
The Hotel contains forty rooms conveniently ar
ranged in suites. The Proprietor has had expert
ence In providing for the public and confidently
poets to welcome all his old friends who come to
Portland and to make host Of new ones. Every
attention will be given to the wants Of guests
July 27. diff
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Transient B00rders.

WILL find pleasant board at No 90 High st.
w Portland, Aug I'd, 1862 aug2-d3ts
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Wanted.

A CAPABLE English or American girl, as child's
"A Nurse. Good references required: Apply 81
No. So State Street. jy 31-d1w
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A Wet Nurse, to take charge of a child two weeks
"a DID, Best OF references required.
Apply at 399 Congress street, between the hours
of and NJ. je24dtt
Wanted.
A GENTS-To sell the American Knitting Ma
IA chine. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and
best Knitting Machine invented. Will knit 20,
0OO stitches per minute. Liberal irdR ,ements to
agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MA
CHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
May 19-d3m
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Man Know Thyself.
DIR. JOrdaR's Gallery Of Anatomy,

(vORNER of Washington and Essex Streets. Bos
~ ton. A thousand startling and thrilling models
OF the human frame in health and disease. Omen
daily from M to 10 P NJ. Admission 30 cts
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THR Copartnership heretofore existing between
e.. w. FRENCH and MORRIS r. II. LEVIN,
under the OF french 81 Levin, is this day dis
solved. FRENCH s. LEVIN Eastport Me-
July 81, 1869. jy27eod1w
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TO LET.
UPTOWN RENT.

A DESIRABLE Brick House, No u Danf6rth 81,
N AtHamlen Block viii be leased for three or i've
wears ON very favorable terms. For particulars ap-
ply to A. g. DEWEY,
aug2eod2w NO 5o Exchahge 81.
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A Capable Cook-or girl to take care ofchildre
"A and sew, at So State st. jys0d3ts
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To Let.
A NEW esiiable Tenement in the western part
Aof the city, pleasantly located, with gas and 9th
| er conveniences. '--s't
Apply No 80 Emery st, near Pine st. jyso*st
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whe CITY Amusomcmso

AT THE ACADEMY oF MUSIC Gounod's opere
OF boost Will be performed this evening, with
the following t:-"Marguerite," Miss Clara
honIse .Duns, JKeilogg; Jg "Siebel.n Madame Cellini
OIIandini; "Mephistopheles." Signor Anto.
nucoi. AR this Is Miss Kelloggs frat appear.
ance In opera this season. there will undoubt-
edly be a crowded d house
MISS kellogg, Herr Habelmann, RndS goor Rou-
coni In the cast.
On Wednesday lie Prophcte will be repeated
by general desire
OPERA BoUFgE.-on Wednesday, "A Aprill4, Mr.
j. Grau Will commence u season of ten nights
and two matfnees. The following artists will
made their fitst appearance in this city,
M mes Rose Bell, ID DssciauzsS, Rigarelli, Guer-
ti,Victoria Maurice; Messrs. Cartier, Beckers,
Gabel, BouTgon, Genot Mussay, Delgne,
Juignot, and Rivenez, The following operas
will he produced in handsomr STYLE. (3eneUieUe
de Brobdnt, La Vie Pdrisenne. B0rbe Bleue FTeur
dc The. and LCEH CTeve The subscription
price for the twelve performances will be Sl2.
The subscription books will be open at the
Academy of Music TO day.
AT THE WALNUT the drama OF Mirtdnls q
Crime and the buTlesque Of Lrion Will be per-
formed this evening. TIE extravaganza of The
AT THE CHESNUT the burlesque OF the Field OF
uic Cloth of Gold will be given this evening,
with number OF new and intere sting fe2Iures.
AT THE ARCH Robersous new comedy OF
School will be produced this evening with en-.
tirely new scenery. This play he's been very
successful in London. Boston, aud New York.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE Professor st.
Jean, the necrOmancer, biologist, etc. etc.. will
performance Is SAID to be unusually skilrul and
entertaining.
AT THE AMERICAN the Arabs will appear
this evening.
lie rehearsal at horticultural Hall on Wednes
day ofternOOn.
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DIED.

PETERsoN,-on the Sd instant, at his ate rest
dc Dce No l7u6 Arch street. ALEX ANDER PET ER-
son. in the 74th year of his age.
terVIces o. the house onday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment At smyrna. Delaware on rues
day the 9Th instant, Leave the house Mt ~ o'clock
for the Bsltinore Depot. Relatives and friends
invited 10 atie. d.
GEORGE I. STUCK ERT, In the 10th year OF hls age.
His relatives and friends respectfully Invited 70
attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 1909
Grard avenue, Tuesday morning, the 9Th of Aprtl
al IL O'Clock. To proceed to Germantown. ."
TIDDY.-At stats n Island, New York. on the 1st
instant, OLLIE L., wife OF Richard ~. Tlddy, OF
North Carolina, ana youngest daughter OF the late
Richard Penn Smith, ESQ.,, of this city.
Due notice of the funeral win be given. -"
wII&oN.-on she 4th instant. DANIEL WILSON,
aged ca years. -, ,,. -, . -,
No ls7 A. Y M and all the societies of which ne
WAS member. invited TO attend the funeral. from
his late residence N. W. Corner of Queen and swan
sOn streels on Wednt sdey afternoon at az o'clock.
To proceed 70 Mount Moriah Cemetery
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CUSTOM WORK.
CORPS OF CUTTERS.

CORPS OF CUTTERS.
JEAN BERNARD, from Paris recommended by San
guinetta, of Crony Il Lent, Broadway, n. Y.
p. ANDRIOT, formerly Androt, Mageoch Co.
j. ZACKEY, formerly with Ehrlicher
G. Z. AYRES formerly with Brown & Powers,
Broadway n. Y.
Here we propose to combine all tho advantages
that be desired, that be obtained in any of
the first Merchant Tailoring establishments of the
country. Our Ccutters shall be scientific men OF
acknowledged skill, the very best that be had.
Our stock of Piece Goods shall embrace all that Is
Newest and Finest, from our own and foreign mar
kets, and shall be more varied and extensive than
any that has heretofore been found in Philadelphia.
Those who desire it confidently count upon OBJ
tanning the very height of the style Great despatch
and punctuality in filling all orders,
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MARRTEn

JAMFs-VICKERS On the lIJh OF March, 1859
tho residence Of the brides 10 her, by Friends
ceremony HARVEY q JAMIE. torutrrly OF Pniia-
dslpha, to EMMARlNE second daughter OF the late
Hon. HRxBon VickeIs. of Chester county, Pa.
MCCHERMAN-oTT.-On the sth OF september
1868 ri Corey, Pc, b. the Rev John r. Pertnsw, Mr.
JOSEPH NJ. MO OGHERMAN to Miss ANNIE o TT.
both OF PhlRdelphiA
Toni IN-sPANGLER In the city nf Reading,
Pa, by the Rev. FerDley Pastor OF Ebsnezer NJ
f. Church, on the ~ inGtRnt. Mr.. ISAIAH COMJ1N
of Philadelphia to Miss LUCRErfA SPAN0L LHR OF
Reading. I
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YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's.
HENRY GREER, Head of Department.

HENRY GREER, Head of Department,
Formerly with Hyatt, Hegeman & Co., Broadway NY.
We will give special attention to the "Litte Gentle
men, and will furnish the boys and young gentle
men with clothes for home and school wear and for
all dress occasions. All novelties in this line will be
found in our stock, and the greatest care will be
taken with all the materials used and work DONE
upon the Children's Clothing. Salesadies will be in
attendance to wait upon such as may prefer their
services.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

LOUIS l.. FORBES, Head of Department,
Formerly with j. c. Arrison.
Our stock In this department will be as line as can
be had, embracing the finest qualities of linen, and
all under-garments, collars, cuffs, crayats, canes,
umbrellas valises, and all toilet articles, and what
ever else goes to complete genteman's attire at
home or when travelling.
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DEP ART M e ~ rs.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
JOHN wsRoGERs, Head of Department

JOHN WSR0GERS, Head of Department
Formerly with Rockhill & wilson
The majority OF our citizens buy their clothes
Ready-made; many more would do so If they could
secure as good material, fashionable styles and
finish they do in having their garments made to
order. We no reason why this should not be
done and propose to do it, offering to the public
Ready-made Clothing, suitable for the wardrobe of
any gentleman, cut in Style, well made of the best
material, and elegantly finished.
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those who have caused II TO he prepared for
your acceptance.
The performance concluded with the pleasing
domestic drama OF Helping Hands In WbIch Mr.
Everly gave very excellent personation OF
"Lorenz Hartman" the blind rnusioIan
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

The Subscribers CUSTOMERS and thu
PUBLIC GENERALLY that their STOCK WATER
the LATE FIRE AT THEIR STORE
consisting TABLE CLOTHS NAPKINS LINEN
MUSLIN sHEErING MUsLNs, BLANKETS MARsEILLEs
QUILTS, SPREADS
Also nearly their ENTIRE STOCK of ELEGANT
DRAPEREs them the richest imported
a prices insure their IMMEDIATE SALE.
SHEPPARD VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
Linen Dry Goods and Curtain Establishment
na No. zoos chestnut Street.
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CIT ITE N s.

MEN's, YOUTHS AND Boys SPRING CLoTHNG--A me
Of choice GOODS IN and reejriag
daily olso choice selection Of goods in The piece 10 be od>
up TO order in The best style.
FSCth ami TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.
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SPECIAL CARD.

We believe that the growth OF our city and the I'M
proved tastes of our people in this matter of dress de
mand such an enterprise and we propose meeting
the demand. We bring to the undertaking success
fui and not limited experience, an ample cash capi-
tai, the cooperation of the best of workmen in all
departments, and determination to succeed; aud
with the help of all who are interested not only in
the comparatively small matter of
"GOOD CLOTHES,
But also in the great matter Of extending the mer-
camille interest and spirit OF our city, we intend
making an establishment which will compare favor
ably BOTH in the amount of business done and in the
manner OF doing it, with any similar concern in New
York or any other part of the country,
we ask share OF your patronage, solely on the
grounds, however, that we can supply you with
Clothing either
READY ADE,
MADE TO ORDER,
Superior in Style and Finish, and of IL greater va
rety OF materials than can be had elsewhere win
you call at an early date though you have no lnten-
ton OF buying and inspect our stock, and examine
the new fashion plates and piece goods in tho
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
THE q U l. d IN c S
WIN be thrown open for the first time
THIS DAY,
FROM 5 A. M. TO 10 p. NJ.
The entire public are invited to examine,
The ladies especially, to see the Boys and Chill
dren's Department, which is PROMINENT FEA-
TURE 4Bu
Respectfully,
JOHN WANANEAKER.
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DWe Established Continually Getttne
Up NOVELTIES
Great has been the Pere Ne hare ained Ne
SaBt1y masking IMPROVEMENTS
Much We
Good Men, We are Doing and OjII do MUCH MORE.
OfeTiR9 SpgiRG Goods nd
Great the 1On@S of 4DrecatjUe
ELEGANT Reodn,ade Rajnent Measure Taben
Clothes to Orc the Nber
GREATER and GREATER
ind should be lot to keep the 1oay
ANOTHER CENTURY,
We shall Stick to Original Plan of .MakinS
IO TOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION,
FOR THE LEAST POSSIBLE
1EONEY
. our yMogniGcent Stock Of SPRLNG Goods
R0CKHILL & WILSON,
Great Brown-Stone Hall,
COB and SSOE1 Chestnut Street.
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JHwELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy Mo- II sopth
Second street, has the largest ana most attractive
Assortmept OF fine JeweTy and silverwsra the citF
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining rea pure artt
Gle furnished At price which osuuoi be equslled
He also he's large stock OF American weo,trp
watches In all varieties and Of all prices. vis,'
bis stnra IA anre 20 reanlt In plessnre and ntnht
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SPEERs STANDARD WINE BtrrgRs."-Bsug
mildly stimulating. diabhorec. cturs'lc and beneG-
cIs In affections of the Kidneys OF the best i1s
ever offered to the public Their beneficial ell ctS q
c. ses OF eby and cbronic ssaSes unsur rpssspd
by any eve before sold. Try them and you wil, bs
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KOrENING DAY.-Charles Oakford & Sons, No, s3i snd
66 Chesnut street will open Thursday April th cir
spring styles Of ladies' misses and chldrens fancy
and ;pfgp ptrif farc
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GENTLEMEN!
We have been making nothing else for more than
QUARTER OF a CENTURY

The Oldest EstobEiShed Housed
The EeoDleS FoUorjteI
The Fathers COnfortI
he Delight!
Boys Enthusiastic Satisfaction Z
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Merchant Tailoring

Business that shall combine advantages only to be
secured in an extensive and progressive house,
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HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.'S Pianos, No. 027 Chestnut
street. unequalled durability, brillancy tone,
and power. Distinguished pianists say they are
the best We never listened to any Plano so en-
chanting,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-01

w. p. RUSSELL & Co., practical Sash,
Blind and Door Makers, Charleston, S,
c., sec their advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. w. p. Russell we are personally
acquainted with. Dealt with him in
ante Jellum times, and therefore can re-
commend his work as that surpassed by
no like establishment in this Country.
Mr.. Russell is practical Sash, Blind
and Door Maker, aud allows no Job of
work to go out of his shop that does not
reflect u credit upon him as first rate
mechanic. To those in want of building
material we would recommend the estab-
lishment Of these gentlemen.
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vALUBLE
Real Estate at Auction.
H. RIGGS, SHERIFF o. G.


by virtue of an order of sale to me directed
by the Hon. Geo. s. Bryan. Judge of the u
8. District Court for the district of South
Carolina, ! will Offer for sale nj public auc-
tion at Orangeburg c. H.. on Monday May
3d, 1869 at i o'clock A NJ
All that tract uof Ia; d in 81. Matthews
Parish, in the District IF Orangeburg and
State aforesaid, on Half Way Swamp, waters
of Santee River, containing fifteen hundred
acres more or less bounded on the north by
lands formerly of James Stewart and Jacob
Hare, now or lately OF Charles h. Trick, on
the east by lands of Charles II. Trick, j. NJ.
Trick, John Shircr and John Townsend, on
the south by lands of VIM. Resse, John Town
send Joel Bookhardt and David Bookhnrd.,
and on the west by the Run of Halfway
Swamp, separating the same from lands now
or late of r. j. Pelzer; as by plat of said
laEds made 29th Dec, 1866, by Stl $ Il. Mclli-
champ, District Surveyor, and now in my
hands will more fully appear.
Tcrms-One-half cash, balance on n credit
of one year to be secured by bond OF the pur-
chaser with mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
q. HERBERT SASS,
Assignee of Evans & Cogswell.
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