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The Portland daily press., 1870-03-08
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A YOUNG MAN of goot address,. who has some
q know edge Of repairing watches, Clocks and
Jewelry, and can enefave, to 20 10 S>lma, Alabama
10 the right man very liberal salary will be paid
Inquire OF r. M. HOBBS,
mr3tf Blddeford, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-08

4 BLACKSMITH TO buy out frst-class Horse.
"A Shoeing and Jobbing business, stock and toole,
situated near the Depot, Mechanic Falls. No bonus
asked ana but small Capital required. reason tor
selling; the subscriber is Obliged quit the business
on account CT his health Address or apply to
ebl9j2w WM. JONES, Mechanic Falls, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-08
Reada the Following |:

A&CsSSka VHO = VIIVWIuS
certificate for the benefit of the afflicted.
For twepty-ive years had suffered with Scrof-
ular and Salt-Rheum, Tor Tetter) Have paid out
hundreds Of dollars, and been treated by several
weeks ago, commenced using the University Ned
fcines. Al the time my forehead and head were
covered with sores and Scaliness OF the skin; Also
my tongue was covered with small Ulcers. am to.
day free from all The abeve troubles and can most
heartily recommend these medicines to the afflicted
$. 9. MUNSEY, q Chestnut Street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-08
To INT

~ = eDeme0t TO Let.
A T from 81 to SIP per month, in Portland an
"A Care Elizabeth. Enquire OF N. n. woodmar
% Oak Street, and j. C. WOODMAN.
jan9dtf a ~ 1l41 Excbanpe St
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW.YDRK, Friday, Mn

NEw.YoRK. Friday, March 4. 1870
Snow storms are not conducive to an active
real estate market and today even more than ordi-
naIily quiet Friday. There sales however TO
be made at the Exchange and therefore persons wishing
TO buy at auction not deprived Of opportunities to
secure bargains because Of the weather The snow,
doubtless caused many to defer vst to the auctoneers
to consult them Oh the condition OF the market nj their
Offices, and consequence these places did not have
the usual thrOng.
The business Of the week will he closed by an Offering,
Tomorrow Saturday, of RIvIugton and EtZabethsts
houses and lots behalf OF tho executors, by the
Mcssrs. L.. H. Ludlow * Co.
Thomas r. Aguew of this city Is building twelve hand
some FrcnChrOO cottages RuthcIfurd Park Station.
contract has been let for building station on the
Erie Railroad, at Santiago Park one mile beyond Ruther
furd Park.
The Delaware and Lackawanua Railroad Company
have laid all but three miles of track between New York
and Ruherfurd Park This road crosses the valley Of
the PisSc with trcstewOrk 5000 feet long, and from
J. 40 feet high The tTcstlcwOIk is One.half DONE
Cars expected to run to Paterson June /.
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TOno SsImS ItaI estate for Sale.
1rOOO-A GREAT BARGAIN,-At

$25OOOs]A SMASH, GREA l. ?, s s 5 d.Ssi md
splendid Farm Of 6o acres Of excellent cay loan
land l25 acres under as wood (,bogt
cord. stock farming implements, and river landing very large,
handsome mansion outbufBg. Very large. beautiful
PLENTY Two trout ponds Stores Charch o. sad
School right b. Beautiful ocon hortsde H. To 20 yerV close
Wopd sell Altogether or divide Would tate trade Terms
Particulars by Address WM TAYLOR, SmithtoSb Hsup
pauge r. o., L.
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6itn 2fal 6:stat, fox Sale.

4 UR-STORY, modern. desirable, we'll
~ built bowuoue basement DIVE LING 1880 l'i 100 Rect
Thirty Gts-, Mslseu4yr for Sal At special bargain
v.K SIEyENSOS * sos, II Iruesi
nor SALE-On Murray HILL one OF the most
complete ad perfect HOUSES newly aul srpensieI inrhse
and ion SALE Europe possession ~ an
DAY price ell stands (eIeept ser aud meal s9 W.
painting. and furniture can haTd b. lir oS
the Of Mli 10 lu-
a. re- II HOMER MORGAN. Piue-st 900
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BENZ P. F,RcaLD Alctoneec
CUPREME COURT SALE-ln Partition.
- " the
SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
or the late
ROBT. SWIFT LIVINGSTON,
Deceased
BENZ T. FAlRCHIID, AuctlOneer

or TUESDAY. MARCH g.
1870 at O'Clock Garluefs Hotel st ryol Dntchess
Court AMI under the direction "
THOMAS LAWRkNCB es. Referee. tue ohosipg descroei
property;
country late ROBERT SWIFT LIVINGSTON deceased
Situate the Hook Dltcc COqnt, Ntwiork
aud beng only niles dstau Barry
town aud four RON Tyo containing about 90
On SAID premises splendid large house, oubung, Of every de-
usually found Al retired genteans country resi-
dsnce spring VOLS OF water
aud everything for 6teAss rcsce IL hand
omeJ lawns aBi r.uige drives aud has 'ty large and
collection and fruit Also said premises
supply oftbp ubs said to be worth $4,000 Alone A An
capitalists Tor dcne csna0t be snr'
pAssed equs by COmseai udgcs hs tnsss
eouutry resllsucs In America
The u5spu,Atc For further Fsstcaars
inquire the obsc Of GIDEON TUCKER fsnhfs AoneF
Herald Buag tue oee Of THOMAS LANkbNNs es kseee No
IJ Nnsaust OF at FAlRCHlLD STEVENSON, SON
20 Auetlouter. No. ~ Pine a.
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a1ltsitbtstu Countp RtaI 6statr fer Salt.

TOR SALES 0O0.-At Mount vernon, near
Dero, HOUSE Terms Also several niings
adsiuing by Address h. A. WAD Box |V'
r. o.. Gew-lork
NOR SALE-Furnshed, a two-stOry and base
K ment HOUSE splendid order. pleasantly locate a Ta""u
the Hudson, depot ground OE5: blaoA1cv
EOR SALE mt New ROchelle-A Farm of about
i acres 10 miles Ees-lork, T. faines monument
miles from NY and Nh Depot Apply JOS Lamhden IN the Village
WESTCIlESTER COUNT1.-Modern two
story attic and HOUSE 4oriO: stable;
Southern Boulevard washington aud
Webseraves FordLam dPot admirable hotel site; easy
term.
e. c. LUSK g. Co., -
-. REAL ESTATE. Yonkers, ". Y.
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DUTNAM's MAGAZINE
Iuk
MARCH.
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%tb- Scrs,r Zeal Gst1t, for SaIs.

4 BARGAIN in Jersey City, near ferry-An
~ elegant browustoue 3sto basement sud sucelar
MANSION II rooms handsomely finished tiled halls inside blinds BAL
cony with carpets ocoths SHADES
chandeliers &c all be bought this day for Sl6U1 very
little required; this Is . chance: call and IT.
j. NJ. GIBSON, q Moutgomerv-st,
Jersey City "a block FROM ferry.
March "Circnlsrr ready. Send stamp call Tor H.
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MORRIS NiLAINI, hlctIonrrf
EXFCUTORS' SALE of PROPERTY on
IL ANITY FOCRTHAEE, FORfiIlRSF. FIFIf-SlhIH,
ONE HI NDRED. AND.SBC0ND. and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n LJDLOW Co. sell At auction, WEDNESDAY March
Ig0 Al II O'clock fxchsur saesroom No Ill Broadway,
by Of the Executors OF THEODORE ROSS Executor Of
James MoBcrieE decd:
ANITYSr-rte valuable 25ry attic aul basement brick House
and lot adjoining SUiyant Lot 25r5 H.
WEST FORTY les rabe 4stOry brick English base
ment lots Nos II and M West Fogdst 10 feet west
c! Sirth.a,e Lots each l2bI@9 .
WEST FIFTY ST toIh side rs feet east of Tenth
together 50 b. 377E side sad Iii west side
FOUET AVE lots side entire front between One hundred
hundrei aud'hrdsts, each 25x8o feet
EAST ONE hBCONDSE-ll full lots north side,
30 feet west Of Fourth.sSe . 49,
BAsT HUNDRED AND THIRD SIP full lots south side. 80
feet Fourthag For apph at the o1ce Of EDWARD =
BROWN No Naust. Of the Auctonee No 3Pinest (JO3)
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1850 "pFgsH. Tu, 't Birr lst4I E1........ 80
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81 nee sl1 clear iui u''es perfect
). > FrtG,aOS % N,s,sr a., Poem a.
E'Ok LXchange-A grand, Old-fashoncd lone
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Tor hA h'n.e 70 ue city Inquire jas Rogers
M A. rutland d CO., 8 BeekInan-sf.- h5Ve
We 10 EXCHANGE FOR 81 q YORK ~ BROORLYy PROPERTY
fARhS 70 hbss Qir1s suffolk Lolaai Plusn Wct-s,,.r
Dnhes' Ani Orange C,lat-s y ssJ Ses,siss, AID Zoe
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NXECTTOR,s SALE of NALUARLE REI

EXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE REAL
H ESTATK-wil be sold at Auction 90 TUESDAY sss6 at
opposite the toll the hor aud Essex turnpike
Real Estate consisting good house aud barn and about
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Gin pmF,rtg u get.

A 4-oIORY brOwn-stonc English basement
Hpl SIS 10 LIT. ji ir21. ouye .0mp, order Irlaus
1t 81 West Twenty tr,t,' for permit
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s1lnsimI anstrpmcnts.


->~~-~----~----~~-~----~-
4 GREAT OFFER.
"a HORACE WATERS. 49, BROADWAY fRWTOEK 49,
will dispose Of One Hundred PIANOS hHLODhONS aui ORGANS
l-ss makers at extremely low pdces for cash dung s
from 81 10 S5 mocuv Until PAID ne ssme 20 e
applied Purchased New CbckeDB Pianos ioE beu
Monthly iBstslments received Tor same.
A GREAT REDUCTION i'll PianOS-Barmores
~ Beekerst spenli assortment warranted
years; prize medals Testimonials from distinguished arisi~
IF you want q good PIANO, cheap call at
i NJ NJ. MKRRELBS tlste L. p. Cumnugs Wareoom No y
sold nstsmuts Rented 10 sat Customers
Ouiv look at them before YOU decd" el7evtsre
DIANO DEALERS and PURCHASERS are
examine the CHAMBERS" IPNGHf AND s., ARE
PIANOS the Trade tde BtSi and The CHEAPEST
Cal or address 4 n. CHAMBERS son.
% and Cl FouTtA-ayr. HeS-Yorl 'tty.'N
1000 NEW PIANOS
ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
WI! be 900, ard from
So TO 500 MONTHLY,
taken on es,h paid RENTED cHEdP and rem applied on
purchase sold VERY Lon bO CdSA Secondhand Pianos
Il. $. BERRY & Co..
7a0 BROADWAY, COR. TENTH-ST.
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Gaming 3taNsmits.

uLASKOS ACADEMY OF DANCING, GA
Tbrtyfouht Morning and afternoon classes i? Gen
tem-u MONDAY aud Thursday, al D.
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Gong yslanN Rtal Gstutt for Sat.

TOR SALE.-A FARM highly cultivated,
i with hries,s Residence aud outtuisHgs IN the ynI' OF
Jericho Qasens Co. dcpots and ~ les om Me- iofh
Ami, 10 LIOTT ROBBINS International It's Co. lJ bfOslHAl
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-13

The coored people celebrated the adoption of
the 10Th amendment, in this place, on Saturday
last. About one thousand were present, and
good order prevailed. A band from Wilmington
and one from Smyrna were present. The men
in procession were dressed some in red shirts
some in red pants, and some in blue shirts trim
med with red and white, and many wore tri-
colorcd rosetts. Two large flags were carried
horizontally, in the hands of men, while num-
Der of smaller ones decorated several of the wa
gons and other vehicles in line. The procession
marched to Odessa and back again. and throuph
the principal streets of the town TO the place of
meeting, cheering as it passed the houses of Re-
pubicans. Richard Il. Smith, of the Railroad
Restaurant, put himself at the head of the pro-
cesslon, riding alone in q carriage, and seemed
to be the only white man in any way identire
with the procession. At the stand which was
erected in the northeastern suburbs of the town,
Rev. James Wilmer of the colored NJ. L. Church,
read hymn, which was sung, and colored
preacher, named Pollett offered up prayer.
Professor Wm Howard Day, was the only speak
er present. and after the reading of letters from
Fred Douglass and David II. Gustus, he proceed
ed to address the meeting. After the speech the
meeting adjourned and marched through town
10 the Railroad Station, where the procession
disbauded. Some excitement and disorder oc-
CURED at this point, growing out of the arrest OF
Jack Pennington, elsewhere mentioned. Threats
were made against officer Jones, by yellow man
who said he knew Jones when he lived in War
wick. The excitement subsidized, however, after
while, and the blacks dispersed for their homes.
Jack Pennington, the negro man who was
| arrested and committed to New Castle Jail some
tme since, tor assault with felonious intent upon
a white woman at Armstrong; Corner, but who
escaped from the officer having him in custody
on the train, was arrested on Saturday evening
last, for putting his arms around the wife of Jas
F. Smith, white citizen of this town, and at
tempting or expressing desire 10 kiss her. He
was taken by officer Jones, before Esquire Walk
er, but bolted out of the Office and ran, pursued
by the officer and the nfurated husband, who
hurled several missiles at him as he ran, but the
negro succeeded in making his escape. Jack
has proven himself TO be dangerous fellow, and
ought not TO be allowed TO go at large. He is
weak in intellect but is more knave than fool,
and knows better than to behave in this manner
On Wednesday last the tenant house on the
farm of Mr. James w. Evans, near Newark, Del.
was struck by lightning, and little girl, in the
yard, was severely shocked. She fell on enter
ing the door, but recovered shortly after.
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-13

THE Coal STRIKE.-After suspension
of work at most of the colleries of Schuyl-
kill county for more than four months,
the strike is now ended, which has result
ed only in loss to everybody interested,
and without any settlement of the grounds
of the dispute. The necessities of the
case to the miners, the operators and the
transportation companies requiring that
something should be done for the relief of
all, an arrangement has been made that
so far as any principle was involved in the
controversy it has left everything at loose
ends except tho fact that the men have
gone to work again. So far as the public
are concerned, they have reason to be sat
isfied without caring particularly about
the terms of settlement, as they are Sc
cured supply of coal at reasonable prices
uutil more complications occur. Notwith-
standing this strike, the total production
of Goa! in all the regions to the 1st of Au-
gust amounted to 9,007 ,934 tons, and for
the corresponding time last year 1871
429 tons, dn excess of 1890, 555 tons,
without any product from Schuylkill coun-
ty for five months. This region being
now at work we may reasonably expect
the increased production for the year to
foot up 100000 tons, and as the in
creased annual consumption is only esti-
mated at about l 200, 900 tons, it would
seem that there is but little, if any, prob
ability of an advance in prices. s.-PuJEc
Record
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-13

The result of the North Carolina cleo
ton, contrary to our expectation, is GAL
liant victory for the Conservatives, over
Grant and his one thousand federal bayo-
nets, Governor Holden and his negro mi
litia, commanded by his miserable minion
Kirk. and against all the false clamor
raised about that imaginary raw-head-and
bloody-bones, the horrible Klu Klux Klan.
They elect two-thirds of the Legislature,
which secures a U. S. Senator; the Attor-
ney General, and five of the seven men,
bers of Congress. This shows what can
be done, in the face of adverse circum-
stances and in despite of military array,
by stern unfinching men who know
their rights and knowing dare maintain. -
As in North Carolina, so in Tennessee
the Democrats and Conservatives gained
a substantial advantage at the late election
electing three Judges of the Supreme
Court and carrying the State by hand
some majority.
In Kentucky, the Democratic majority
is about $4,000. Maryland and Delaware
will next push on the column, and swell
the pean of victory.
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-13

DELAWARE CoLLEGE.-This Institution
will reopen under its new organization,
on the 14th of September. 1t should be
matter of State pride with all the citi-
liens of Delaware to see this Institution
reestablished on an efficient and enduring
basis. BY the provision of recent act
OF the Legislature, each Hundred in the
State is entitled to the free tuition of one
student in the College; candidates must
make application for the appointment to
she member of the Legislature from their
respective Hundreds.
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-13

On Saturday night last train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was thrown
from the track near White Sulphur Springs
and horrible result followed. Ten per-
sons were instantly killed and over twenty
wounded, many severly. Among the
dangerously wounded is Mr. Samuel b.
Hance, young lawyer of Prince Georges
county, Maryland. Mr.. William A.
Moale, of Baltimore, was slightly hurt.
The yacht Magic, Franklin Osgood
owner, won the race at New York Mon
day, twelve yachts competing. The
Dauntless was second, and about one
minutes behind. The America was fourth
and fourteen minutes behind. The Cam
bria, disabled, came in twenty eight min
ute behind. The prize was the Queens
Cup, won by the America, in British
waters, at Cowes, in 1851.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln writes from
Germany to James II. Orne, Esq. Of
Philadelphia, in greatful acknowledge
ment of the action of the American Con-
gress in voting her pension of 5000
dollars year. Mr.. Orne befriended and
sustained the widow in her application,
Mrs. Orne and family are now in Europe,
and have been for year past,
The Judge of the United States District
Court of North Carolina has issued writs
of habeas corpus for all the prisoners con-
fined by Holden's orders to Kirk. The
editor of the Raleigh Sentinel was arrested
ON Saturday last without the slightest le-
gal authority.
DR.. Russell, the correspondent of the
London Times during the Crimean war,
and our late civil war, where he acquired
the soubriquct of ''Bull Run RUSSELL has
been engaged by the New York Sun as
correspondent at the seat of war between
France and Prussia.
The acting French consul in Richmond
has had so many applications from ex-
Confedcrates who desire te enter the
French army that he has been compelled
to announce through the public press that
he has no authority to accept their pro-
positions.