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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-21
Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and SOCK Market.
NEW YoRK, D,,Cmhcr on

Gold has been steady to-day, OpenlnA at 1lOx
6lIOK, closing at tho same rato. LOAF, were
made from 2Tbi per cent per annum for carry,ns
Clearances dItcrn Millions Governments stcaG:
with but little doing; Ut the close L9Os Of 90 were
very strong. Stocks opened at about last nightE
quotations, but became very weak, falling OF
being Inc weakest, tho formtr opened at 29H and
sold aS low as 2SH. The transactions In this
stock were heavy. The Now Jersey Central has
declared 4 cash dividend Of 4 per cent. 1t Is
stated semi officially that at the same time scrip
dividend Of ~ per cent was declared, but 1t has
not beon made public. The money market Is
easy and good borrowers have no trouble In OBJ
taInlng Ill they wish at 7pCr cont, State sGCu-
rites were dull, with the exception Of TcnnGssGcs
which were strong late in the day.
STERLING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bills lOO -
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The Missouri SenatOrship-.-ConteSt
for Drakc's Successor.
NEW YORK, Dec. 90.

NEW YONK, Dec. 90.
The IH5gac's Washington special tclc-
graphs that the Missouri politicians Nre
greatly interested in the Senatorial con-
test now in progress in that State for
successor 10 Drake.
The triumph OF the Democrats and the
election of Francis p. Blair is regarded
rs certain by Mr.. Drake who received
news this morning confirming him in
the opinion. lie says Blair can now count
within two OF the number Of votes neCes-
sary 10 elect him. Ii Republican is
elected It is conceded that representative
Benjamin is the man.
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PhiIadeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. December ~.
FLouR-Thc unlavorable weather checks out
door trade; extra spring IS 1OO6 10; others IN
GR1IX-whcat dull and unchanged. Ryc-9Oc.
Corn dull and = shade lower: yellow 7.lC; No.
mixed 6816lc. Oats, sc for southern anu 6iSDoOc
PR0visioNs-Dul Mess pork $40 7o1aO 90.
Lard 13c.
OILs-Pctroleum nrmcr: crude 15Xc; refined
22HGt22alc.
WnIsKY-Nominal ut gSc.
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VilIinnY Unearthcd ut Fortress
Monroe.
New YORH, Dec, 2

A special dispatch says that the investi.
cations in the Engineer Department OF
Fortress Monroe have brought 10 light
extensive frauds and dcIalcations, which
would have been disclosed months ago
Ind il not been that brOther.in.law Of
the dcCluItcr is q prominent General. His
contedcrltcs are TO be treated with great
severity. It is stated that the chief dc.
CIuller has ahscOndcd, and is now safe out
Of the country. Rumors NrG also AtloNt OF
Irregularities in the COmmissary Depart
ment ut this point.
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CGSCINNATI, Dec. 20.

A careful investigation will be made by
the Gas Company into the cause OF the
explosion of yesterday. AT meeting of
the directors this morning, it was deter.
mined to call scientific men from the East
10 their aid in discovering the cause, 1t
is thought this morning that the loss will
not much exceed $50, 900.
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Fifteen Men Buried Alive.

UTICA, N. Y, Dec. 10.
An cmbankmcnt in deep cut on the
Syracuse 4 Chcnango Valley Railroad,
between Lebanon Valley and EHrlville,
caved in early this morning, and Is or 90
men were buried in the ruins, o Of whom
have been recovered, 3 dead and 2 fatally
injured. The work Of exhumatiOn is de-
luycd by night,
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W. tVEt-@N = sN1'7'7'7' "''
COrToN-Active and advanced NC, but closed
weak; mIddlInG uplands l5Hc
FLoUR-Stcady at s. SOl6 10 hF shipping
GRGTN-wheat Grm; No. l spring Chicago
81 36X01 874; red amber 81 4SG9i 40. Oats dull
and unchanged. Corn stOady; No. ? mixed 7aG
T3Ec.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. l'cCI
and Bacon firmcr. Lard duh and nominal.
EGGs-Stcady; fresh 32GS33c; lined 2l(G2!c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, DGCOMDCF %.
FLoUR-Dull and nominal.
and Ec higher at 81 O4AGOi Us; closing steady at
a OiX6Dl O5X. COrn-NO. unchanged Grncr
and 1c higher: 4lSc for new; this r. N. un'
changed. OAts-NO. 2 steady at 1SC. Barley
FIrmGr: No. spring G9069Hc. Ryc-DulI; No.
2, 7IGD72c. oo.
HoGS-Drcssed hogs I6C higher at 50 s1fb7 OO;
live hogs active and frm ut bAlGDGC.
CATTLR-Dull and nominal
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Mr.. Schcnck Preparing for his Mis-
g. sion.

WAsHNGToN, Dec. 20.
General SChcnCk having stated to some
Of his associates in Congress that he
would not take his seat in the House after
Thursday next, it Is believed that his dc.
parturc for England will notbc long delay
cd. Hcisnow busy at the State Department
making himself familiar with the past
history Of tue Alabama Claims and other
matters OF interest between the two gov
crnmcnts. His name will be sent TO the
Senate to-day or tomorrow, and he will
he promptly confirmed, when he will ten.
der his resignation as member OF the
House
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. December 20.
FIoUR-Firm, family 50 1903 30; western
$6 5O(17 q. -.
GHGM-Wheat; Ohio and Indiana & SOL 80
Corn firm; No. l white 7307lc; yellow 1Oc. Oats
unchanged.
PROYIsloNs-Dul and unchanged. Mess pork
$40 90. Bacon sides, clear rib, 12XC; bacon
shoulders lie: hams, plain l60l8c. Lard 1aXGDl3c
WHEsKY-Firm At 93lb9iC.
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Convicted Of NIanslaughter.

ST LOUIs, Dec, 20
The trial ol ]. Spahr, for the killing Of
Caleb W. Baldwin, Is closed, aud the case
given TO the jury at ten o'clock last night
At halCpast eleven tic jury returned a
verdict OF manslAugiItcr in the second dc:
gree, and assessed him punishment Of
three years in the Pcnitentiary.
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STATE SEoURlTlEs-Mls80urI, u; TonnessoN,
old, 63aS; now, 62IE; Virginia, new, G3; DID, ";
North Carolina, old, 43H; new, 23IS.
STOCEs-Westcrn Union Telegraph, A54; Adams
Express, 6lts: Wells, Fargo b Co., 81; American,
45E; United States 80; Pacific Mail, %l's;
New York Central VOtS; do scrip, S7!t; Erie
23H; Harlem, preferred, %, OK. diy.; Reading,
COX; Michigan Central, l2G Cleveland s
Pittsburgh, iG3! Northwestern, CO.,; do pre-
ferrcd, 8OS; Rock Island, 105H; New Jersey
Central, lOla; ST. Paul, 6l1i: do prelvrrcd, 1gli;
Wabash, 4B1G; do preferred, 10; Fort Wayne, Si5;
Terre Hautc, "a; Chicago and Alton, III;
Ohio & Mississippi, 264f; Cleveland, Columbus d
Cincinnati, 81; Burlington and Quincy, 15O;
Lake Shore, Ol; IllinOiG Central, 1881.
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slowly and in tolerable good order, hoping
to join the 21st corps, under Gen. Jaures,
and the troops near Lemans and Coulie.
The fighting is tedious and bloody, and
the Germans need rest. Z
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, December 90.
Tho market Is devoid of animation. 1t being
30 near the close OfthC year traders arc reluctant
To purchase anything not absolutely required for
immediate use. Prints arc without further
change, but the Indications arc that prices have
touched bottom,
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Cold Weather out West.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.

Acold snap seems to have succeeded
the snUv storm yesterday, all through the
n3rthwes At Sterling, ILL.,, Madison,
WIS, ana Several other points, the thcr'
mometer was aown to zero.
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ALEX. MARTIN, D. d., PREslDEN'
with full corps of Professors,

DUPONT GUNPOWDER AGENCY
GS,I Hor ~" sSis 0r Mi kinds Of Powder made at
The celebrated Du P0nt Powder Mills, Its qHal'
ity is uncQuallcd in this country, asevidenced ny
iss,S made by the United States Government
lie Keeps at all times q large stock In Maga'
RISstInI II"S and Mining Powder all In Metallic
RscS' Sporting Powder In CHnIstGrs. All Of
which will be sold to the trade as low as the
same can be had In the West.
liz has portable HiSgNz!ncs Of different Sizes 10
ship by Rail or Boats.
orders solicited.
No. IS 3 81, Main Street,
mara WliEELlNG. W, va.
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Illness Of Ex.GOV. Letcher, Of Va.
LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. 10.
Ex-Governor LetCher is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
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SMlIE1A sIMILlBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven from the most ample experience
MI entire success: Slmple-PrOmpt-EN Efficient
and Reliable. They arc the Best Family Medl-
made In using them 30 harmless as to be free
from danger, and so etllcGntAs 10 bO always re-
liane. They have received the highest COInmen.
datOn from tho Thousands who have long used
and known them. and will always render salts
faction 10 those who try them.
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CTOCKHOLDERS' NOTICE.
The Stockholders Of the American Building
Association arc hereby notified r. attend me
fourth annual meeting TO be held ia the basement
Of the Court House on Monday, January YIN,
1871, At o'clock r. N EOrt TIC purpose Of electIng
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
and seven Directors tNservc for the ensuing year
Tho attention OF Ilcmbrrs Ia directed to article
% OF the Consultation on hnes.
by order Of the Board, ~ ,,o~yPp
Jo.,a.i0 0EIanQGO Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Special Committee Of Council Of Wheeling.
December Sth, 1870. dCC7.Oaw
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The French forces were attacked by
Gen. Werdcr at Units. They were in
large numbers and held n strong position.
The Germans captured 6,000 prisoners,
together with the town. Tho French were
pursued southward onMondAy. a French
force. 10000 strong, has been defeated ut
Paisley and FontevCllc.
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German Successes on the Loire.

A correspondent with the 10th corps at
VendOmc, writing on the 18th, says that
after severe fight on the 14th, 10Th, 10th
and nth, on both banks Of the Loire, the
Germans occupy ArCtGral, VcndOme and
EDinay. General ChOnzy Is retiring
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cal, mental and moral condition Of the
inhabitants. Renewed laughter.i
The debate was continued by Messrs.
SCoTT, SHERMAN and others. Without
dispOsing of the subject, ut Ais the Senate
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-21
Bombardment Of Paris Impossible fol
a Month.

A special from Frankfort says that n
month will be required before the bonn
bardment Of Paris will be possible. The
guns in use in the German army at pres
cnt, arc utterly worthless for suCha a pur-
pose, and besides that Versailles itself is
nearly within range Of the French guns.
Berlin Explanation in the Delay Of
BOmbardment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-19

Mr.. EDroR:-Three or four months ago,
several letters were copied in the PRESS, from
an English paper, relating to the improper
manner in which shippers of steel sometimes
and too often made their invoices-underralu
ing the article consigned to this country and
thereby lessening the amount of duties justly
due and payable to the United States. Our
Consul at Sheffield, George j. Abbott, Esq,
had been, and is Low, endeavoring to right the
matter so that the United States Government
may secure its just dues from consignees and
importers of steel. Below you will aneditori-
al cut from the Sheffield Independent, (March
260 which encourages the hope of speedy set.
tlement of the vexed question. b.
We have reason to believe that the long
pending controversy between several of our
steel manufacturers and the Custom House
authorities In America. in respect of alleged
under-valuation of steel shipped to the United
States, is about being brought to a settlement.
The dispute to which this controversy has Civ
EN- rise has lasted for several months, and has
mad very serious effect upon our steel trade
with America. So serious indeed has been the
effect that several of our largest houses have
been sending scarcely any steel to the United
States for some months, and the business they
have done with that country has been almost
nil. The origin of the dispute, it will
he recolected, was the allegation on the
mart of the American authorities that
pnr steel manufacturers were invoicing
their goods to America at less rates that they
sold at in England and ON the Continent, and
that consequently the revenue of the United
States was being defrauded. The manufac-
turers on tn Dir part contended that they were
invoicing goods to America at the same rates
as they were prepared to do business at both
in England and on the Continent, and that,
therefore, they were not defrauding the rev.
enue. Some negotiations have recently been
going on in Sheffield to bring the difficulty to
termination, and we are informed that an ar
rangement is in progress, if it has not
actually been come to, by which our
manufacturers will at once be able
resume business with their customers on the
other side of the Atlantic. What the arrange
ment is cannot yet be authoritatiyely stated,
but it is believed that the manufacturers have
consented to invoice their goods at the rates
which the American authorities have ALWAYS
contended they should be invoiced at. tbouSb
in doing SO we are informed the manufactnr
ers place on record their opinion that their
former rates We're Just, and that in invoicing
their goods at those rates they we're not de-
fraudlng the revenue. While thus arranging
the terms as to the future, the disputes pend
ing as to the past are left for further negotia-
tons, but possibly there will not be any great
dlmculty in letting them quietly drop, and
starting de novo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice of Appeals.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, /
First Collection District of Maine,
Assessors Office, 80 Exchange Street, {
Portland, April /, 1870. J
N NoHCE is hereby given that, at the Office of the
~ assessor Of said District, in Portland, in the
IeSanty Of Cumberland, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day
A. d. 1870, at OF the clock in the forenoon,
Mptsas viii! be received and determined ~ rue, the
uuslsgned, relative to any erroneous or excessive
vauation, assessments or enumerations, by the AS
SCISSOR Of said District by the Assistant Assessor
III any division or assessment district within said
En- Collection District, returned in the annual list
for the year 1870.
+; Inc law prescribing he duty of Assessors in rela
ION 10 Appeals, provides that "All appeals to the
assessor shall be made in writing, and shall specify
~ particular case, matter thing respecting which
Gecison requested, and shall state the ground
piaIaaclpie OF error complained Of"
ne Sth Section OF the Act of Congress, approved
hy 10, 1856, amending hat is known the Inter-
thI nevenue Law, requires each Postmaster 10 whom
"iS hotlce is sent to post the same in his office.
GEORGE H. KNOWLTON,
Assessor First District Maine.
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The number of unemployed men ~ San ;,a
Francisco is large. Over 1000 asseMo,eo ,id ~
answer to an advertisement that WIZ hr. onI
iv nart ser conid be On employed, and tickets were
issped p' emitting e ne one set to work an allotted
Of Snea % lnSasT set Ss ss0&
eI5 tneir Ii ~ So TO work at the advertised rates
Of Ss 10 per day, and demanded S40o.
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K hAA F,NEATE.
Geo. II. Davis & Co.'s
BULLETIN.

fN:::t WE offer the Stafford property on High st.
;xea&terms OF payment to suit the purchaser This
mouse was built by Portands best mechanics and by
second story is chestnut. shellaced and polished
II is one OF the best houses MARKET and will
pc solI at Tremendous sacrifice. The house is
TITLE PERFECT,
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.
apr4d2w Real Estate and MORTGAGE Brokers
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For Sale.

THE Property of the Royal River Paper Company,
L comprising about two acres of land, good water
power, large stock, house near the Grand Trunk
Railroad Depot, and large lot of damaged paper
mill machinery. Said water power is situated in
sne honrlshing town OF Yarmouth, Maine, II miles
iron from Portland Yarmouth offers unusual facili-
good churches, schools, &c. The Grand Trunk and
Portland and kennebec railroads have depots with
IN snort distance of the privilege, and ships can
Load and unload cargoes within halt mile of it,
FOR particulars inquire of s. G. BLANCHARD
No. 5 q Merchants Row, Boston, or
r. y. OONANT,
apisdlm No. 153 Commercial st, Portland,
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For Sale or to Let.

r......s..-. -.Uovntry KNOWN as the aForest
l. Avenue House," situated at the terminus of
Portland and Forest Avenue Railroad in West
brook The lot containg some $4,000 feet of land has
a large and commodious two story brick house.
good stable convenient outhouses and never fall
ing spring of water on the same
The above is very desirable for investment or oc
cupancy. For particulars inquire of
apr2e0d3w PATRICK Mc6LINCHY. 13S Fore st
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Offered at a great bargain; the
AzisA- ~ Lamb Homestead farm in West
H. lIYsWzr& brook, three and half miles from
II4&ElA Portland on the road to Saccarappa
stS.e!67f9s Said excellent farm consists of
about seventy. five acres conviently divided into
watera large barn ,convient house and out budines
mas also valuable orchard of 150 young trees in
gooG bearing condition Another valuable source of
bed the only one in the vicinity and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland.
this farm offers inducements such as Jew others can
oner to any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment For particulars inquire CT
G. & L. P. WARREN
mrl6dNWu Saccarappa Me-
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First-class Grocery and Provision Store, in one
A of the best locations in the city, having been
Kent as above for twenty-eight years. ANY one
meaning business can learn particulars by address,
ing apisdtt L. 3. b., Portland p. U.
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Farm for Sale.


-IrA ..o
A1 Schr LODI, Richardson, master, re-
hnk2x4M ceiyipg freight at Long Wharf
-lrfri Captain on beard, or Wharfinger.
x~lt4g apr16-3ts
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Farm for Sale!

Farm for Sale!
One of the most convenient and
ANN y pleasant situations in Yarmouth
MIIlta-R about twenty minutes walk 10
lIaEMiS@ Churches, P. o., Academy, P, & X.
$500 t=s3z3s39.a and G, TR. r. Stations, and about
five minutes walk to district school and stores Said
farm contains some forty conveniently divided
into grass tillage pasturage, with old and young
Of wood for fires and fences. Buildings consist cf
House, porch, wood-house, carpenters shop car
rage house, barn. pigsty and hen-house all connec-
ted and In first rate repair with well of excellent
water at the door.
Terms easy and immediate possession given II ap-
Piled tor before springs work comes on.
For further information INQUIRE OF LYMAN or T., F.
Walker at Yarmouth Village
Also, one two story Brick House and stable, finish
ed throughout, with Orchard and three pastu-
and Workshop, about 70x3O.
mr21deod&w4w*
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FOB NALE.

fFSA A dwelling-house, well finished, two stories
E5;;; high; II rooms, large and good cellar; hard
.MAA and soft water. Convenient stable lot 40x1O0
Enquire on the premises, No. 10 Alder street, or
240 Fore street, anr6 oxv "
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contamination
they were painfully affcting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country that the public scarcely need to
be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies OF our race Often, this unseen and unfelt
81 ane the constitution,
without exciting suspicion of its presence Again,
itseems to breed infection throughout the BODY. and
into one or other of its hideous FORMS either on the
surface or among the vtals. In the latter, tuber-
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver or it shows
Its presence by eruptons the skim or foul ulcer
atlons on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
s;o sonai use Of bottle Of this Sarsaparia is ad
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
plants generally find immediate relief, and, at
Ia: St. A,,tiony's Fire, Rose or .E,vsipelas.
letter, Salt -Rhesma, Scald Head, Ringico,ra,
4sse S4rs fyrs S%rs Sr; and other erapons Of
1I, MeGss ss Disease, Fit., Egiiepsy, NearaigiS,,
ana tne various Ulceross affections of the muscu-
lar and nervous systems.
syphilis or VenereaI and Mercuriol Diseases
are cured by It, though long time is required for
But long continued use of this medicine will cure
the complaint. LeMco'-rheG or Whites, Uterine
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured bv its
purifying and invigorating .efect. Minute Dfrec.
tions for each case are found in our Almanac sup.
caused by accumulations of extraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Liver.
complaints, Torpidity, Congestion or I,,fan,-
as they often do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood. This SARSAPARILL1f is a great re-
% sIorer Tor the strength and vigor of the system.
jnose VINO are Langssid and Listless, Despo,a-
aent, Steepless, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
Tvnntnnt; Or Fears, or any Of the affections
rellef and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial. -Ss.S1'''1.e
PREPARED By
DE- J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and .Aaalysica. Chemists.
SOLD BY. ALL DRUGGISTS. rvr,px,,-,,-
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Stores for sale.

FNHG stores on Middle street, known as the Thomp-
i son block, are offered Tor sale Ihey are first.
class IN every respect and measure about S7xs8 feet
with light and air all sides suitable for any good
manufacturing or jobbing business, and will be sold
low as the owner lives in another State. Apply to
JAMES GRAY, Boston, or
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
apr13 3w SO Exchange ST.. Portland.
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For Sale or to Let.

FNHE elegant three story brick dwelling house cor
ner OF Pine and Winter Streets, wei, supplied
with the modern convenences, will be sold or let on
very favorable terms. Apply at office OF Ocean In
surance Company, No. II Exchange Street.