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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Patent Double Action
Rubber MOuldine +,

And Weather Strips, for Doors and Win
d0ws.
Inc only article ever inyented which excludes the
dust, snow, raia and air from two Sides 'Ae
Put on by experienced men, and will effect saw
ing OF nearly fifty per cent. in fuel.
. uSB Office at Kendall & Whituey,s Morh.
square, Portland. BISHOP BROTHERS.
JahAfutisN Sole AGENTS
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Oar mail Subscribers will see by the date on their
nansrs the time to which they have paid. viii all
in arrears please be as prompt as possible in paying
he oameo Terms $500 year in advance.
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G R E E N B A { K s

still
Best Paper Collars cents Box 100 &C., &c
These are below the he goods
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Warren's Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine OF the
DAY for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LuN9SI Also, Tor Whooping Cough and Croop in
Children 1t is the most effective medicine ever used
Sold by an Dealers in Medicines.
BE-. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. 9. GOODWIN 6 Co., Boston, Agents tor
New England. oct23eodsmsn
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JUST REcEIvED, new and large assert
ment of Cards, $500 per thousand and up
wards, at the Daily Press Printing House.
WIN. NJ MARKS
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Capt. VIM. c. Haskin of Maine, of the first
United States Artillery, has been ordered to
report 70 the superintendent of recruiting SER
vice in New York for temporary duty.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city. Jan. 70, Sadie F., wife of Stephen
Hervey. aged % years and months
lPIayers at the house at 10 O'Clock. Her remains
Will he oarriod 20 Rasess sssb ..ia
In Standlsh, Jan. 20. Mrs. Mary NJ, wife of BRYAN
Pane. aged 6s years and months
IN kocklsnd. Jan. 10. Edwin 81 son of Capt Free
man r. and Eunice E. Norton. aged years.
In V1nahaven Jan. 7. Mrs. Susan, wife of Thad- =
Gus Roberts, aged IS years.
In Union, Jan. 7. Mr.. John Butler aged ns years.
Reed eyed 81 years months. -
IN Bangor; Jan. p, Hannah, daughter of Daniel
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PASSENGERS.

MI IL the North American, for Liverpool-Jas Con-
ao.ioy. ods nnCues, y Fry Col Ars Rhodes child
ana nurse; Mrs Boulier, Staveley, John Charpie
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

1
SAN FRANCISCo-Ar 21st, ship Young America,
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 1sth ship Artizan, Smith,
Sid I'm sw Pass t4th barque Ada Carter
| SAVANNAH 18th, sch Warren Blake, Meser-
Sid 17lh, barque j S Barker, for Liverpool.
CHAkLESToN7Sld 18th. sch Marcus Hunter,
GEORGETOWN, sC-Cld 9Th, sch Frances Hatch,
Young. Philadelphia
wIIMINGToN-Cld 18th, schs Hamburg, San.
born. New York Island Belle, Pierce, Cardenas.
N0RFoLK-Ar 18th, sch Annie Harris, Harris,
BALTIMoRE-Ar goth inst. brig d Chapman,
CID 10Th sch j 3 Marshall, Marshall. Savannah.
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar Goth, brig A Bernard,
Cid 2uth, steamer Centipede Fenton, for Portland:
ship Arcturus, Edwards. Antwerp
CID 2Oth brig Mechanic, Dyer, Cardepas
NEW YORK-Ar goth. schs White Swan. Collins
Calais; smith. Parker. Portland; Clara Jane
McAllep, Pembroke; Calista, Brown i'm Rockland;
Ned Sumpter, Shaw, do.
Lelan. Keene. Baltimore. 0A'e' oeo INC
AT At 10Th, sen B Webb, Knight, Portland.
vldeo: sens Montana, Parker. Portland; c Mavo
NC MILAN. Boston; Louisa Crockett, Pilsbury. 10.
Ar 2lst, brig l. Warren, Herriman, Cardenas I,
ca 2Ist barque Arizona, Carver, Matanzas: scbs
Wentworth, jacksonville. "eos'er,
=, HOLMES hohE1Ar 2oth. brig Glendale. mcrr-
tire Havana for Portland; sch Mary Farroi, T
don, Philadelphia for Newburyport. io"' Con-
r., AT S,st, brig Alberti, Heriiman Palermo 30 DAVIS
We,je En tnsu neavy weather and split sail scbs
Nelile boWefs, Stackpoe, New Orleans tor Rosf fo
is S Belle ingalls, New York or Eastport Dos'On'
ces so Gn org W annie Eldridge Lane. spen
Eastsrn R Mgsiey anu GIendale; schs John Boynton
Island Belle. Neiue bowers, anu
o,en,Ya dUN-Ar 2lst, brig Jacinto, Marden, from
pi1 LrsI, oarque VIM Brown; brig Manzoni.
22d sebs Venus, Cosgins, Pembroke;
n[amnai, Hamilton, Portland
c Su zzu, sup winged Hunter. Small Madras anu
caeutta brig Cireassian Bunker, for St Jago schs
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These Hard Times

AACSC 110IU NllutS
The people should kn0av
aohere they cam 6uy the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER d REED, No. III Mar
ret Square, aUjll sell uou
BOOTS and SHOES that
a0tW gtVe good satisfaction.
We cosssassossoo@ 1xesvoss
aodth the intention of keep
ing the best goods that the
market affords, and selma
them at a small profit ave
stSlt continue to do business
IN that evay because ave final
stp0ys. We cordially dsavite
me citizens of Portland and
0scs''Sty to an inspection of
oar stock aUith the assurance
th0t the goods In every case
scatt p''0ve Just as represent
ed.
BUTLER & REED.
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov 3o-sNeodtf
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MISS LIZZIE HI. cox,
Teacher of the Pi0n0-FOrte.
Residence No. 25 Tate Street
Refers by permission to Mr.. H. Kotzschmar.
jan12sn28.
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Commissioners Notice.

WHEREAS, we the undersigned. at a term of
w the Probate Court holden at Portland. win
IN and fol the County OF Cumberland. on The tbird
d nnesaay OF January, A. d. 1870 were appointed
ooimssioners to receive and decide upon all claims
Portland, deceased; which estate has been renre
ssnted lnsolvent; therefore we hereby give potice
tnat SIX mon, hs from said third Tue sday of jan
uary, are allowed creditors to present and prove
snelr CLAIMS against said estate; and that we shall
pe IN session Tor the purpose OF receiving and acting
upon the same, at the office of VIM. E. Morris Fsn
NO. Iuo exchange street, in said Portland, on he
second mondays of February, March, April. Nav
in the afternoon. ~ ~
Dated at Portland this 24th day of jan A. d. 1870
HENRY @. PEABODY,
Jan2idlaw3w MARTIN L. STEVENS
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Lost!

-ETWEEN Fitzgerald's Store, Congress Street
Is and Franklin Street, q WALLET containing
on,te a sum u money In bills and some change the
Under will please leave the same at mrs Adams',
rear of 45 Washington Street. jln24d3ts
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-24

ASK THE LADIES MAIDS and they will tell
you that Phalon's Vitalia or Salvation for the
Hair is the favorite article for revivng the
natural tinge of blanched or fading ringlets
Clear as fluid glass, wholesome to the skin as
water, undiscolorable to the light, without any
mineral odor and yielding no sediment it de-
fies competition and courts comparison.
ian20aod1u
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Oliver Jameson, Jameson. BaltimOre Bob Hickey
Calais anh FastpOrf 'S'
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Nnfinn

fNHE Scotch residents of Portland, and persons of
Il Scotch descent, are invited to meet this ev~n-
rug. at tie Office of the Ov6rseers of the Poor in
ty Building, at O'Clock. Members particularly
urged TO be present, PER OaDFkS
Portland Jan. "a, 1870 dlts
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The DEMAND TELLS THE SToRY.-From al
directions orders for Phalon's vitalia or Sal
walton for the hair come pouring in. All thu
noxIous dyes, &C., go down before it, A year
hence they will be unmarketable. The ladies
say it is as pleasant to use as perfumed toilet
water, and it is as transparent as crystal No
thing else produces SO perfectly the original hue
of the hair. iano2eod1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-24

PER1oDIcALs.-Harper's Monthly for Febru-
airy, has been received, and is for sale at the
periodical stores of Bailey & Noyes, and II. l..
Davis, Exchange St; Loring, Short & Harmon.
and Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth Ho-
tel; G. r. Chisholm e. Bro, G.. 2. Depot. Also
at the school book, music and periodical stora
OF Z. Z. Andrews, No. So Centre street, and thu
book and periodical depot of Messrs, Fessen.
den Bros, Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-24

A FONT Of NEW BREWER TYPE 1912 lbs CON
a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE. PORT
LAND, Maine, at a Great Bargain
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FOREIGN PORTS.
~ Ar at Liverpool 18th inst ship Mary Russell. Rush
New Orleans; barque Norwegian, Murray, sayan-
Sid 10th; barque Neyersink, Barstow, New Orleans
sid SID I'm Gibraltar 2sh ult barque Gratts, Wallace,
nard from Messina) tor New York; 2sth, barqus
stana, BTookman, ttrom New Yorkifor Naples.
al az queenstown It'll inst, barque John Wooster,
=, at Valparaiso 10th ult barques Fannie, HnckIey,
Tor Europe; American Lloyds. Park; Lizzie b Jack
son. Warwick, aud Virginia Dare. Bishop, unc.
AT Seal Key 10th ult, brig Jennie Morton, damage
for Baltimore. ldg
Ar at St Thomas Sd inst, sch Carrie Melvin Watts,
Boston, land sailed 4th Tor Haytl 31st ult. baroue
Czarina Blanchard, Guanape, land sailed same day
for Baltimore
SID 9Th. bargue Aberdeen Treat tor CleniuegOs;
Sia I'm kingston, ia, 9Th Inst, sch Mccain,
Portland.
per City oil Bro klyn, at New York;
~ Ar at Liverpool 4th INST Alex Marshall, Gardiner,
New Yorl lronsi0es. Malard, Savannah
Cid 9TH Tiger. Russell. and Pomona Clocker, for
New Orleans; Shamrock. Ray. Havana.
Emf out ith, Moravlan, Brown Tor Portland: 9Th
Ssagadahoe Curtis, New Orleans: Don Justo Bon
nSb' lot rnadephia; Ironsdes, Maard for savan
(irom Ha dartmouth 9th, Blanchard BletheD,
nav 'n ~. m Williams do '' N'"--' A'S'
Ar at PPa,eenstown 4th Eorado. Haskell Cailao.
st stephens. NB N''n uit' IL Todd, McGuire, from
SID v I'm Genoa 18th, Harvest Moon, Bartlett. for
Ar at MarSellles list inst, Commerce WITH ~
York. "Ans' Ne"
CID at Hayre 18th, G Norwood, Hardness, card,a
Sid i'm Hamburg I'd inst. Uncle Tobey, Stevens,
Cardih, Tar at Cuxhaven 3d.
AR at Cuxhaven Sd, Ellen Goodspeed, Preble, from
Bakers Island.
tPer steamer Calabria. at New York.
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Lost I

THURSDAY, Jan. 20tb, in Spring Street car. or
Il between the Horse Railroad Depot ana No, i7s
Cumberland down Elm Street, a WALLET cont ain
ing sum OF money. The finder win be suitably re-
warded by leaving 1t at 17S Cumberland Street,
January "a, 1870. div.
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House to Let.

SCHOONER UTICA" ninety tlns burthen, old
~ tonnage. A good coaster. Well found. For
particulars enquire OF CA. b. MORSE,
Jan2ieod2w No. 8 Commercial Wharf.
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For SaIey

A LARGE, profitable and well established bust
enin 1e er or SAFE. Sock all new. rst class OPP
P0sO Ipa nrtS address "a. S." Post Office Boz
January "a, 1870. diws
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Annual Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting of the Maine Steamship
Company, for the ctoice OF officers and the
transaction U any other business that NAV legally
come before them, will be holden at their Office
Cats Wharf, on WEDNESDAY, the Sc ;ond day OF
February, 1870, at oeock P M.
HENRY FOX, Clerk.
January %, 1870. ja24td
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VERY convenient tenement at 100 vaughan
n street, within two minutes waik Oh Nonsiess 81
ASe o"i'' Apply TOHN w. DEERING,
jan2I-d1wis N'"siess'''
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Girl Wanted (!

A GOOD STEADY, CAPABLE GIRL to do the
IA work in a small family. None Others need
apply. Enquire at No. Federal Street. jano4dtf
Board.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or two single gan
IA temen can be accommodated with board in q
private family at No Dow Street. isn2tSfw
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NOTICE is hereby given that the name
cosla Hassan is our property and that we have
not consented to its use by any person or Der.
sons whomsoever,th that we have no branch stores
IN okowhegan or any other place, land that anv
person or persons using the name "Cogia Has.
SAN does so without our authority and to that
extent imposes upon us and defrauds us ,ho
same as II he obtained our goods by similar
lalse prefences: The public are warned against
any one who advertises under the name "Cocia
Hassan' as branch of our store.
GEO. G. ROBINSON & Co.,
Projectors Of the Cogia Hassan Store
W Exchange ST., Portland, Jan. II, 1870.
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For Sale!
For Sale Chean.

IN CHOICE DRESSED HOGS just received
w from the country fresh killed, suita BILE for
retail dealers, at HENRY & HaRRISON'S,
Jan24d1w' so Portland St., Portland, Me.
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MARI N e NEWS.
PORT OF POR TLAND.
Saturday, Jan. ~,

Saturday, Jan. 22.
ARRIVED
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York, with
mdse to Henry Fox. "'ui
Runboats Mlantonamah. Shufedt; Terror.
Ransom. and Leyden, -, Boston,
sen Lizzie Saunders, Saunders, Rockport
Sch Hehe Could Boston, to winter
Dana y Co. s' wv ~
lem. y ''"N 'oi 'a-
CLEARED.
erpeol-H q Allan. A Inv
teous. 0 VI
=, Brig Arichat West (Br) Gerrior, Buenos Ayres-
Simon Cole.
d, Brig Hattie S Bishop, Weber, Hayana-,Jobn d
Sch Ralph Carltan. Curtis, Matanzas- Asencio.
Behrens q Co. ''
=, Sch s P M Tasker, Allen, Batimore-Emery &
. 81 SaAihEDmBrg Mary Mariner; sehs Mary Louise
sunday, IAN. 20.
ARRIVED.
brig Glendale, lot BOSTON, Mcintyre Havana via
MONIES Hole,-sugar and melado to j Redpath.
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M A N u FAC 7 UR ED

Wehave also another large lot Of Dress Goods
o. DresG Goods fred
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Nov Ia, lat 26 S, Ion 81 % W. barque Envoy Ber-
ry, from New York tor Melbourne.
Dec 81 lat 46 N. Ion 10 W, ship Mont Blanc, from
Liverpool tor Savannah.
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURES FoCEAN sTE.Mrps

Brig Glendale, from Havana-16Oo boxes smear o.
hhds melado. 10 j Rednath & SON ~e-' -
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MEMORANDA

hEMOhANDAs
Barque Mnott, lot BATH Healev. which was
towed into Pensance dismasted, reports. Dec actb'
encountered heavy gale and was alter obliged
ara or get into Gwavas Lake. In less than an bnnr
aier she broke from both anchors when the lore and
maibmast were oIderrd 10 be cut away The snare
oms water and held until tug was Obtained. She
was dischargng on the 9th inst e
reported ashore at Squam, was cot aoat on the oSt
and proceeded. ~ va '"o -'''
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"A post-otfice has been established at Masons
postmaster.
On the Goth day of January, flowers ("fve
faced underwoods," y were in full bloom in tie
open air, in the grounds of Civil Engineer
chandler, at Seavey's Island. The grass il
green, and growing.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

AT WOOD BROTHERS CO, bss BROADWAY
IN The following second hand Carrsaeplwil be sold
great targains prcvions 70 removals all In good orders
siy seat Phhstou.
-four seat bbs siop.
Caleche, with shifting ruaanle.
BsrogcAe.
lCabriolet.
I RockgwAy Coach.
sl1 scat koekaway.
Coupe RockaWay.
Curtain Coach.
thrae-Quatter ClArenee.
y two wheel Dog Cart.
four wheel Dog Cart
J Pony Wagon, With sanopy.
Wsgoneue.
Road Wagon.
Top and Open Wagon.
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CLOTIIING.

AT S. aISiI'S fS7 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
"A gentlemen receive the highest prices for castoG
Clothing and Carpets BY calling addressing Ladies At
tsnasd BY Mrs. kish.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

DOARD wANTEp-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; A
ID large Room third boor for which $t5 per month win
he paid Best reference given and REQUIRED Address Az
Herald once.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE TO ENGAGE
italy, with full and permanent Board In strictly private
family, where they will be the only boarders. Location
above Fourteenth street and between Third and Sixth
Address, with particulars box 6,o27 Post office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND3wIFE, IN
ID private family, above Forty fth street. east sido;
must be lows references exchanged Address A. X,
station +.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

A PARTY OF FOUR WANT PERMANENT BoARD
N pnd comforts of home " th n private family be on
Twelfth street-Front Room for gentleman and wie small
Room young gentleman and for lady basi
all day. No taken of replies TERMS which
must be moderate gven References exchanged. Ad
dress box 2,625 Pos Office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

GC nOO TO &5,000-THE ADVERTISER HAS A..
pC.OVO Custom Tailoring Trade which viii pay al
least S9o per annnm profit and wishes to meet with 81
iai, with whom liberal arrangement will be made GIse
class references aud particulars gven Address CLOTN0
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

900 SNN 10 DISPOSE OF, ONE HALF INTER-
SAA.CVO. est In q hrst class old Manufacturing coma
convenient to New York city and active opera-
better than present. nothing
for good VIII OF business as the above amount barely cove4
40 per cent Of real stock good debts q
low yauation would dispose OF the real Bepa
Iatey full investigation be made remaining partne
thoroughly the this chance
y occurs Address, with real name, and meaning busincsss
X. NJ. Newburg, N. Y.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ALMSHOUSE, /
RICHMOND, Angus: p, 1870. :
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED until l2 O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY, Au-
gust 80, 1870, for furnishing the City Almshousc
with supplies for the quarter ending November ~,
All goods to be delivered at City Almshouse, free
of charge For package or drayaee, at such things
and in such quantities may be required upon or
drrs from superintendent, when approved by
'h is5sO 1 po Si seT FREsH BEasF,
'3;96s pounds CLEAR-RIBBED SIDES,
s0As So BBo orrels ExTRA sUPEkFfNE FLOUR
(Rlchmond inspectionh
4s ss ppo oaindds R B sUGAR,
i9o pounds BLACK TEA,
1853 pounds RICE,
is Ipe o1nGds R REp RE PRFFsR,
200 pounds WASHING SODA,
500 500 p pusheIs f iR1sH POTATOES.
80 barrels HEARINGS,
sacks SALT,
26s gallons MOEAsSEs,
! COX ADAMANTlNE CANDLES tshort).
90 tons BED ED, ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
AS above estimate of quantities is based on pre-
sent number OF inmates, They will be varied as The
number 10 be provided for may Increase or dimln-
ish.
dorsed Proposals for supplies for City Alma.
house, and must with samples he left at the Of
fee of Superintendent City Almshouse, with full
statement of brand and duality Of articles which
The committee reserve the right to reject, at
heiroptioh, any or all Proposals otered;
Chairman Committee for Relief of the Poor.
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WHITE SULPHUR LAND.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

situated mile and half from the White Sulphur
sptg In gft Eet ssa
half Of 1t Is in fine forest, full OF EXCELLENT
TIMBER. A part of The meadow has been. In
F hPH fsht a aad rae It's IS
to the White Sulphur Springs gives 1t the advan-
tags Of market Ct at It's very door; ,,,o., ,
In cspious springs the almost exclusive supply OF
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
nn Of the and Ohio paroad tn ,bc
Ohio river in the summer of '72.
Il has u commanding interest on account OF its
fine adaptation to purposes OF health and recrca-
.on 1t Is one ofthe most beautiful as It is one OF
the most healthfnl localities In the Virginia noun
water for many more. This water has never been
analysed, but it is evidently powerful sttmulant
of the skin and great inygorator OF the system.
CHALYBEATE SPRiNGs and 3 large body Of
alum slate highly impreznatcd with alum, In
might be established With these agencies the
Gus adjunct Of the White sulphur. the great Water
Union.
I, has fine grounds for mile-long TRoTTlNG
source Of amusement for the immense ehTonr Of
summer visitors TO the White sulphur Valley
Se @ and hghy
suited by the temperature Of the place to summer
sport, would become one of the most famous In the
Union.
This farm might also be adapted to fish culture,
having an immense supply Of clear spring water
from several large springs, and good location
for q lake Of several acres. This business has
lately become exceedingly profitable.
There Is a larse DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
containing twelve commodous rooms, upon the
place, together with outhousts. The grounds ere
admirably adapted for the finest display Of archi-
tectural and other improvements.
It is one Of the most attractive places IN the
mountains, whether for improvement as o place
of public resort or for superb residence for
wealthy gentleman.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing the place are re-
ferreG to my son. }. L.. CoWARDIN, who resides
upon 1. Either he or myself win state the terms.
j. A. COWARDIE,
e 9SJ. UiSDnich Office
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EDUCATIONAL.

TTSI cEsTDE FEMALE SCHOOL, =, J rmS
AND Hal, M IIls5TfIs EkoSoMu s ns Ra.
As,.L n Fssoeessiag On only ss!d ihsys
Win e as teacher KATE AiMs es,s
her and aIso fap the dss
thorou 1Eiih which she conducts her SCHOOL She
panSes ali the classes usually taught IN rood
school, with French and Music, also Emproiaers
aGI nropose taking Ave or ak BOARDERs.
TERMS One hundred and atty dollars, ~hlsh
includes board tuition, washing, lights, &c. NO
extras except for Embroidery and WAX ork:
Seventy five dollars required IN advance Wlthous
school commences October lst, 1870; closes
June 3gth, 1871. Addre-g
rrederickshall.
nm IN Msw % I n county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-30

FARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE
II PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-In pursuance
OF an order OF the stockholders Of the Farmyille
Female college the undersigned viii. on THURS
DAY, September l, 1870 st Farmyille Va. sell ".
auction the REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY
of the corporation. The buildings are located on
an improved two-acre lot, within a few squares of
the churches, railway depot, and post-ofhce. The
College proper Is 3 three story brick building,
with chapel, music and recitation-rooms, dining
and storerooms, parlors, Twelve chambers, with
halls and closets
The property is improved, and used as semi
nary OF learning, and is sold because the owners
believe that private enterprise can more wisely
manage such institutions. 1t Is also capable OF
being converted into private residences. Farm
vile Is In communication by rail with the whole
country.
TERMS The personal property gncluaing mo-
dern school furntture) will be sold for cash. The
purchaser of the buildings (including garden lot
and st.blel viii he REQUIRED to pay one-fourth Of
the purchase money In cash and for the balance,
peF1ttable notes, satisfactorily endorsed as stH,
be received The lille win be retained til the ma
turity and payment Of the notes. Inquiries may
be made Of H. f. Warren, Secretary, FaTmyiiie
Va. II. =, AIKEN,
jy5-Tusw commissioners,