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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-04
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EOR SALE. -
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Mineral Vale Baeis County PsBna, RsglesNle p o.
Tia property comprises Of very valuable farming lana
ert-nge mpcTeTent together WIN tso % ToInee
practically having thoroughly repaired Az an "opens y
nesFg $4,000 FrTnsees respectively 40 e1 hsn hst
o3h and 50 high aD IS feet bosh have Just eh neAu eogt
from foundation bot blast OF the h snd moN -
proved hosS bo erhouses srd DOSE
hoIon engines snSBged 70 together or tsphNb
Capacity furnaces tsgsber 2To 300 ton per ssL
Ore furnace ltO blast Dee % last The
20 blast - - :.
Residence by proprietor for bis own oeea
psuey Thoroughly tes - Tenement Houses unusnA GOOD Goa
Vehlently located on the property. q.
FonBisrv shop built Of with Warren roof lo -
feet with three eupos ami large suitable make and
large eaEgs; Machine Shop 30 feet Also Of concrete e
bath propelled By uulug stream OF Wae ~ ssss
head and ll, giving at rs lowest l0O horse power
The Furusce Shop Pundey connected wth The DesSs
Canal aud also have convenient railroad ccmmunaaoA
With NewYork and Philadelphia. ~
Valuable Magnetic iron Mines the property.
drstcss aad excellent condition
For further particulars, price aud terms, spply 20
2. b. JANIS Treasurer. No 70 PaTkpsee HesYorE
nor SALE-One of the most desirable FARMS
snated about four miles vest Of Batnoe $50
All the necessary buildings NUMBER S9 Apply
to the proprietor the premises CROSBY p o. Cansyie Nd
NOR SALE or to LET at Nyack on the Hnd-
500 COTTAGE HOUSE and Bars and one TO i've acres Of
Land mile IRON the aadng and fronting on
the River Inquire the at No 40 Bowsry HewlorE
EOR SALE-Fifteen East Tennessee FARMS,
l. 2O0 acres each; prices 500 500 S4 800 ~ a1a SV
For particulars apply SOUTHERN LAND AND sbIIbhEht
co, ofcs No 5Libert1-st. Room No ARfhllh& ~
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EUTHERPURD PARK LOTS.
Closing sse q tbe Cofd,s Property.

- EUTHERPURD PARK LOTS
Closing ssle q tbe CoTd,s Property.
J. BIEECKER SON & Co
sell At auction MONDAY Mar TO- at the premises bs
beautiful property Ruthrrrl pak belonging T. d. Cords at
sold Divide interests Maps and free az No n Ce1ar
WO0LEN MILL for SALE.-rhe DURHAM
w WOODEN MILL situated the iue ~ rNsy, RsSeaste
Ontario, will be Io by auction at FRIDAY The 7h Of &
The Freehold comprises n title indutabe Nhc
erected brick Bug srS2 Dye House sIo Eogse Aai
Dveious s0It6; also frame DNeng jr Superintendent
The Mlchiusry all perfect ruanng order driven BY ohou'
engne With tubular boiler Of 4hOre made 10 1901 D.
Beckett Of Hamilton. aud IL comprised follows Three set
Cards made by Davis Fuber IA Compios aad Ia
Warpng Sheng aud BIusrg Ma
ebs spooug Frames Woo Picker Waste Dusssr op Gmh5tg
Hydro Rotary Pump, DyeTubs four fphug
stocks aud other requisites for carving htea's @oou fso
heated with live srbaEst sas
Is months operation ana
we worthy the attention Of eapsts Further particulars eau BE
lesraed 90 application to K POTHBRGiLL Seeretarv,
Durham wooen Manufacturing Co, Limited.
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LAKE WOOD"
"TRR GIN OF ORANGE MOUNTAIN
FOR sALB OR EXCHANGE ron PRODUCTIVE ERw-YORH
CITY PROPERTY

FOR sALB OR EXCHANGE FOR PRODUCTIVE NETWORK
CITY PROPERTY.
ACRES land proprietary Interest IN FIFTY ACRES 10
Leweyu Par HOUSE, With elegant porte eochere taIO built
hen neIhaRsthe supply OF
pue spring water aHd cold throughout the house supplied to
stable bath closet tm Orange Baker Smiths
possible convenience Except mort
gst sss carriage house and other Oatbudpss lake
with fountains Tone % rect hgh mshug brook deu falls
cascades bdAn rams &c Gpauds laid on! o j. Haskell s
ru glen rlvn garden woods (csniu os anil The choicest
decd
Views Place 6ushe1 in All respects three
81 nile f0 depot The healthy. artistic, kHd estbeto
rac. stbn easy reach NeN.York rural paradise SO much
bauy coo iOusd IN sK elsewhere
S5n1l offered Tor two WIN be sold AZ fair price.
sacrifice. Terms purchaser from New
lO Railroad frequent daily Apply
ALBEIT 4 FULLER. No 2z9 Broadway, NewYcrk
IN LOTS to he given away, 50x2O0 feet in
~ city limits 10 inmates from depot hoal from NeE fork
street graded paved sas Au Also 80 ACRES part fonung on
the beautifully located will be SOLD pos sat puFcb al
great bargains Address JOHN b. EDGAR, Railway ~ j.
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A; J. BLEEcErR. AufsIS9ssT,

EXECUTORS SALE of HUDSON RIVER
H PROPERTY at DOBBS PERRY, BEING THB RBSlDANCE
AND ESTATE OF THE LATB JAMES b. DAHPORTB, KNOWN
AS "DRY BROOK"-A J. BLkKCKBR, SON & Co will sell
auction TUESDAY May H. 1862 at u seOci a. the BIehangs
Saesreon. No Ill Broadway:
THIS property comprising 25 land, will be nsre IN
parcels nom e. IS others toe late Feder q
beautiful
with coachhouse graperrs vel hied for Sumner and Wnr
desirable house with 10 Of anf
property beautiful views o. the asn River aud "a"
Valley aud within mile Of the railroad station sud esn
beat audsg At Debbs Perry For maps ana particulars Apply 20
EDMUND COFFIN cdarst (Sh0 will ACCOMPANY purchasers
10 The prem OF to JOHN STORMS Of the executors
the properly. DObbs Ferry sAhukL LYON Pse.uort
JOHN j. STORMS j'N'""
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Yuna SsImS gtal Gstntt for snI,.

EOR SALE-At Great Neck, l.. L. Is miles
from " I'D acres Of is choicest LAND the Sound;
mile wafer ont: d' e Tor villa To 10
mile from landing from depot, communication with city
qgr by and boat location unsurpassed by the residence
geltemen doing nslse The city, Terms Por maps par
ueiAn apply 70 T. A. ANRkNCE OAKLEY FLBURY II Pinrst
TACKSON-ANE. PR0PERTY-100 Building
Lots this tns avenue At WooJ,r. Long leland miles pa
agirr. Poi.i fe 2ia om ilell Cote ierp aid mile FROM RIB
ueass sdIert p kRllARD. Bon No. 49, Hunters IsGt
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6iiu 5lial estate for Sal,.

6itp 3taI Gstat, for Sal,.
LNOR SALE Mt BARGAIN-A Columbia
college Lease Of LOT PoriTsghrt, nea nhare Gt0uai
rru! oppouuv parties desiring Ca hni npro ei
location. u5iD Apply oHOhKN MokGAS No Finest.
~ ID. BUCK,
~. REAL BsTATB and LIFR INSURANCE.
No. "a PISESE LOANS NEGOTIATED
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gtaI Gstatt TO Grthangs.

I WILL EXCHANGE q first-class RESI-
DENCB Jersey CITY for good farm, well locad 70 Ne~ys,s
worth from $1,000 70 S2Oo address with iui Pafuea d." 80
"a, Post Office I =
NI0 EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long I,aOd FARMS One Of 900 acre. one
one Of a. acres saUOi Of IS acres $500 ore o. 10y acres
"a eo0 40 FOR BXCHAEGE several other FARMS u HeSJs
.sy EevYorf aud Conucteat NJ A. rutland Co.. No. Bssk
ninEt, Ees-YOrk
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by JAMES NJ. MILLER.

I'D TUESDAY, May
o'clock the Exchange Saesroom No. III Broadway
FORDHAM PROPERTY.
IS LOTS LAND. WEST SIDE OF CoLBAvR 10 LOTS OF
LAND EAST SIDE OF COLB.ANB; IL LOTS OF LAND, BAST
SIDE or KINGS BRIDGE ROADTbe property we'll located
ground splendid the surrounding where eos
aost daily being made within Eve minutes wax %
Railroad Depot Fortn where trains leave every heur
the Eve minutes wsk Of hoeca 10 tie Third
Bridge Harlem the Thrdate the Aior House
Sold 10 the highest bidder without ~ oe6t remain Ga
hands ndba 1, 50 r yta
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grcokIyu Btll Gstai, for Sat.

TOR SALE-In the best part Of Brooklyn,
Sn,sssh ward overlooking large gardens tb three soy. hgb.
brrk HOUSE tbe perfect orer all
poyensris bu ~ occupants lot 2Iio APpI the premises No.
iiJ KedpsI forAye. H. b. SCiOLRS Cs ferry from
Hooseest Dsonays from GTuBiS Price, Sl3OOJi terms
81
EOR SALE--A valuable WHARF PROP
BRTY Bookyn eundbg Of large plot Of gnund Ani PIER
With depth II water Tor large 10 e sud Ws
ADAPTED 20 Improve Tor storage manufacturing purposes Arpg 70
HOMER hORGAN. No Ptns I.sJJ
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Country g,al estate for Sale.


A SEASIDE COTTAGE Eight acres of
N LAND. wei, huitsd WESTERLY H. near Watch Hill, sfordnT
unusually convenient country home. -
CliEAP LOTS, very convenient TO New. York,
~ good locations fom s2O0 upward Easy terms ksd for
phe giving Paeua r. KELLoGG bIssa,er No 81 CslAr,l
CLERKS AND Alb PERSONS LIVING ON
~ MODERATE SALARIES CAN Buy THEMSELVES HOMES
WITHIN 80 MINUTES OP THE CITY HALL. NEW-l0hK, By
moderate cash paymsD. balance monthly quarterly o. ,snl
suit purchasers Neat onses null lots al Sb0 b1
- 1900 1900, $4,000 ks More lots adjoining .hn,si
Also LOTS from 400 5000 payments % s2S and HSafo
eaib balance IN nmsuts monthly quarterly vile perfect ssnd
ER KELLOGG BIseator. No 81 Cslar.t. \: y
EOR SALE-At Bridgeport, Conn, several
A. NEW HOUSES Including slesaa. MANSION FURNISHED 81
ughd With Eve land coach house geeheoSl houses for
eohmAn Summer honse choicest ns oan, mioe
sAiua hot and cold water kc viii be sold of ess 'hn Two
thirds It's value -
Also charming COTTAGE Sea side Psh within ten rods OF Long
Island Sound. aud other Houses at low prices
For pictures printed apply 10 ~ w SHERWOOD
j. q. A. STAPLES, Bridgeport g. sPALDlNG Co.. No toi
Fourth New York MALLORY BLACKWELL no ~ LbsIt{
st. WALLER. BALL \ Co No. % CbambeJEi hoMku AOh
GAN, No Pine IT. o. H. BENEDICT Secretary sVuss B,as NO
100 kaSanst orA W BENEDICT Nos 10 fnstt aad 80 s1h
ave, Hewiork
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NOR SALE-A Splendid COLLECIlON OF
~ VILLA PLATs at MONTCLAIR N j.,
In ,r.e Of about acres grsud staAed With Commanding
view, ia tho most healthy aud progressive section Of the state
The property located nett 'Cs;h to che celebrated DUGs roDe
emf Depot bali mil. from projected T. fro" ~ to Mont
s s%,I ~ an sH = ct b. Telegraph Road
contemplated Railroad from SsT1l to PIteI,1n aS6 1S.s soss
Stoaeloase Along eay BOUNDARY. On ihs properly s1s
barn, oubuBs AO ~ sood sod one acre ounce
an .aadases 81 Ps P1 aSi s eve. Tg baof Ia. Sbos
track embracing budnr' Ne S e ,qE At Ie & a,a
fgsL Further particulars. survey Sc by -, c,,
'" H. hA''''0 w. or opposite depot, Mootr'air ;.
nor SALE or to LET-In Perth AmboY, New
Jersey property occupied BY me on Baet.saasi'e Inc
large S ceilings .ssoud story ssr. ana enc s.;
s Y a 5, aaI each Ssy boating sshnE g and
s sS view Bay Ipplr % c PiRKER No % SsE
EOR SALE, by F. II. GREENE, Westtield,
j MA large elegant Frshshroo HOUSE Il rooms 1a'Ssd il
Sss si ''f'e aas. n Ss Is sS Il fs cs
1905 u hsii Of all nts within $40 INMATES va, ae
500 A,o %: 5 rev RSii la9. .s h0 .Ss s "
FrcnhoOf House, LOT 'ooIloo desirable '0sA'ni
EOR HOMES, in Jersey, call on BALDWIN,
Il opposite K r. R DspO,, No a BrOadst H..sIk n J.
TOR sALE-HOUSE and LOT, in lIacken.
af ~ o. \. f fo s' on me pIees, Or Al No il Isr,psss
NsWrOrL Terms easy Price, s7O0 PO'''ssH %nsse sSTru
NOR SALE, or to RENT, in Newark, n. j.
desirable RESIDENCE Furnished IS Rooms having 'p.eO1i
within
Nsok; rent SO; sale $4,000 InQarso the premises No
81 wAsbi1gon.sLi corner Of ResbtiL
HACKENSACK, n. ia desirable RESI-
DBNCR for SALE well located pTonisent hVs Dis.
The house IS feet Ht containing ~ rooms
modern improvements grounds comprise over an acre.
uh fne shade and seed gArdn barn aud
carriage house great abundance offIuit .
A. D. hBLIBCK Ja 4 BRO, No ~ Pnssi
/ OTIS IN MEMO PARK
IA PROM
goo TO $780,
50 By 80 tsst
fsnAs:
go down; 80 per nonth nntl pas hr
A desirable SlsSs Of psons have already bought
close prices and ttTEG WlTfAne desit
viii be given 0 those who desire TO pay 10 fall
All yanssRn x o6sained a. the
OFFICE OF THB ASSOCIATION,
NO 1873 BROADWAY
MEMO PhRK.-For SALE, an eligiby stu
w by 80 feet fer the Of 49, cssh Address
MEMO Oce The above lot cheap aud desirable
Tor those wishing splendid building site
NEW-JERSEY FARM, 30 miles from City.
IN sALB House. Bare and IS Acres Price AeludnE stock
eon implements 80 Oo Would EXCHANGE for unnsumbed
CIV Property. NJ. A. rutland Co, No 5Beok@so-st
XV00DSIDE, N. J.-For SALE, two French
w Roof HOUSES containing PASr Dusg Room Library aud
aud BARSom second noOsj
FINISHED the Hot and Cold Water Rage and
TSr7O; price 81 900 MORRISON BRIGGS
IA A No BrOadW N Y.
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pEM0VAL.-FrOm No. 81 Pine-st. to No 13r
III Broadway Under Home Insurance COMPANY. " "
PHkLPt, FLLLOH Co, No. l3s BroAdvay
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90 9armns sna eibus.

% 9armns srb etbus.
ROME DUST for SALE.-In consequence of
moIpg we Factory Offer Tor Ss. Al , sorr
gff 'aa Apply 10 CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No SO K.5t
AND DRAINAGE.-Leyest taken, work laid
'' F '"' a" Nsy bf consulted at farm hv letter
..-isu,,..., Vn.fn..x g. =. W. X HOPKINS
AEntunia hlsoer aoo saeJor NeWPrordtnee UHou Co.
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sIrNFNTARY OF REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
PECORDFD TRANSFERS.

Total for the 2l2 1863 3O22t
Previously reported go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-04

A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
IA ONE HUNDRED AND BlGHrY BUILDING LOTS Al
PATERSON IA j. BLRECKER son Co viii sell o. aneto1
FRIDAY 'y7 o'clock the EIehsor. o.,
minutes walk from hsrseesTs %
besuuu grade the banks Of The Psssae and az sui.
order also bafa 6ne shade and sbrusssy
Terms favorable. Maps at No Il Cedarst
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17

A summary of few of the facts presented
in the reports received, will convey some,
though an inadequate, idea of the present
condition of The Associations: es ssrsI
1. The following Associations now own and
occupy buildings fitted for their work, or are
soon to do so, viz: Baltimore Meriden, Conn;
Bethlehem, Pa; Chicago, H.; Plantsville,
Coan.; Newtown, L. l.. (; Shoreham, Vt; Phil
adelphia; San Francisco; German Associa-
ton, New York City; Washington; Omaha;
New Y York--thirteen in all. The property
is reported as possessing a cash value of ST.
800, 900. OF course it is not wholly free from
debt, but wherever there is any charge it is
so arranged as to press but lightly upon the
Association, while it is gradually removed by
some scheme OF a sinking fund. aso eaL
2. The following Associations report build
ing funds, viz, Poushkeepsie; Greenpoint, l..
l.; Biddeford, Me-, Peoria, ILL.,; New London,
Conn; Cape John, N. S.; Cleaveland; Bris-
tol; Ipswich, N. H; Halifax; Newark;
Painesville; Ohio; Boston; Westerly, r. l.;
SaugeIties, German Association, N. z; New
ton, L. l.; East Brooklyn and Brooklyn,
nineteen in all. Fifteen state the sum they
have in hand at S65 ,931. -......... I.
8. One hundred and twenty-seyen Of these
Associations report "a, ,146 volumes in their
libraries, and value them at $121 sos.
current expenses at $90,507. loeas 1i-t
SO. One hundred and thirteen report courses
of sermons. -4o.. gl.iI. j sa s.Q
6. Twensv-three more than five weekly
prayer meetings.
One hundred and six two each week.
s. N,nety-eight weekly prayer meeting.
a. Fifty-nine have daily prayer meeting.
10 Fiity-nine have open air services.
11.-Twenty-nine report Bible Glasses.
12 Sixteen courses of lectures.
49, One hundred report three thousand
three hundred and fifty-four conversions.
Many more deep religious interest, but de-
cline to particularize as to direct results. ga
IA. Two hundred and seyenty-one report
paying membership of 4S 99S. Dy resoiu-
tion of the Detroit Convention the members
who actually paid their annual dues were to
be reported, and hence there does not appear
such an increase in this particular as might
have otherwise been expected. There has
been a careful pruning OF the roll books. We
believe the actual membership OF all classes
win reach ninety thousand. The Committee
did not expect large addition to the roll OF
members or of Association during the year.
But in the three following particulars they
anticipated great progress and have not been
disappointed, viz:
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17

Fund. t..
There must be paid out Of the money now
in hand, in closing up the work Of this com
miteee, the expenses incident to the conven-
ton and the cost OF issuing the August num-
ber of the Quarterly. 1l4 s=T.li 77ncf
Detailed statements of the Treasurer ac-
company this Report. -.lf,a-.5ofs --..-r. ..,l.
TX. A few words in regard to the progress
of the Associations during the last three
years may not be undesirable. With knnwl
edge OF the particulars OF their rapid growth,
the convention may act with greater appro-
priateness in regard to the future.
The Executive Committee, reporting to the
Albany Convention-and no one who knows
the gentlemen who composed it will question
their earnestness in this work, or the thor
oughness Of their performance of duty-gave
some statistics in regard to sixty-two Associa-
lions. Reports have been made TO this con-
ventIon by three hundred and forty seven
We have no means of ascertaining the exact
number of Associations existing IN June, SO,
though there were mere than sixty-two, per-
maps seyenty-five Now the committee learn,
from All sources of the existence Of slx hun.
dred and fifty-nine, and in '66 hfty-iour repcrt-
ed 1883 members OF all classes, "a, ing end
not paying; now 271 report 1894 members
on revised roll, containing none but the
names OF those who testify their interest by
a payment OF annual dues. ThIrty-three then
kSfoAoea c1yott fOlutuI- ~ NV
report ~, LAG volumes, valued az SzA,ooo.-
One year ago, ninety reported 81 .S-S soiumes,
valued at S1O0,60l; showing ior the sll.e'see
year generous increase. especially when We
consider that both r'Ports embrace the TO
turns of the largest and Oldest Associations.
Another circumstance illustrating the pro-
press during the three years Is found In tns
increase OF receipts and expenditures. We
NAV take the Association at New York as
tvpe. For the year ending one month prior
to the Albany Convention, the expenses were
so 210.4y, and a small sum remained 10 the
treasury. For the last year the expenditures
were SIT 1926, or thereabouts, and there has
been a corresponding increase all over the
country and in the work performed. The re-
suits realized have kept pace with this IN
crease. ,--s
There are two additional particulars IN
which vast progress has been made a~us,ns ~
the past three years, to which it seems p'ope'
to advert. SIS asfs. 'siE . .ha land so
There is but one Association IN snS i1uu, s1 ~
far as the Committee is advised, wnlcn owneu leu
a building devoted to its use, VIZ, one Oh % rue
three then in operation in baltimore. Inc
Associations of Chicago and new 1ork nsu
made considerable progress In the accumuiA-
ton If their building funds, and two or three
had begun an effort in that direction: Inc
present condition Of the Associations In TINS
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17
Farm for Sale.

A Farm consisting OF one hun
AkGSI-ls dred acres, cuts 80 tons OF hay, with
TES} a good wood-lot, good orchard, two
nI13 II wells OF water a story and hall
shouse all finished, barn 60 by 40-.
Said fxrIn situated near Cumberland Center, 100
rods from Meeting House, School House, Greedy
Academy, Post Office, &C.; one and half miles from
Portland q Kennebec Depot. Possession given
whenever required. latqts an n'g
SEWALL BLANCHARD,
Cumberland, May 14th, 1869. may2Qwtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17
FHg,e Dollars ReayUed

WILL be paid for the detection OF any person
w CONCERNED in setting fire to the grass aud un-
derbrush on my property, on the westerly side o
Bramhall's Hill. Z, y. b. BROWN.
may29tf n u -fes4 "a -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17

Il Ea Ann Ell. Seasoned Pine Deck Plapl
GOsOOO 10000 feet Spruce Deck PLANK
$4,000 feet 2 in, 8 in, 4 in. and in Oak Plank
Also Ship Knees, OAK Timber, and Shipping LINN
Der, by l.. TAYLOR,
maylsdtf III Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17

"a This stock has been selected with special ref
orence to the Improvement of the breed OF pleasure
and draft horses and the terms of service have been
fixed at price which is within the reach OF every
man who desires to raise good colt = = S's-'
For iurther particulars address, se h
HORACE WOODNIAN
p21eod3m Saco, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17
OFFICE OF THl

Tit American Fish Hook and Needle %
se NeU Haven, CT, Aug. Is, 1865
WE have appointed Messrs. JORDAN q
wv 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 on the
b u. CHARLES A. CROSBY, Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17

A WOMAN who il both good cook and launtlress
Afto 90 about five miles out of the city. Apply at
this office. jy16d2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17
-lsO the spIendld Day StaIIl0n =
f-r 0sAUNTERER.,, .,

Sired by .sNed Davis" Che by "Hiram Drew'') who
trotted his mile in 2.37-dam ssSea Foam, who made
her mile in ass. tsSaunterer" is five years old, a
good steIper and kind in harness weighs $50 pounds
and stands fifteen and quarter hands high.