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The New York herald., 1870-01-20

scheme brought before Congress soon in
which several prominent New Workers Interested.
Letter Carriers interviewing the President.
The delegates to the Letter Carriers Convention,
in session IN his city, called on the President To-
day. They were received in the library ut the Exc
cutive Mansion and the chairman Thomas II. Ie-
bourn, Of Philadelphia. addressed the President,
stating that they could not leave Washington with
out paying their respects TO him: and in this visit
they had twolod object in vlew-that OF paying
their respects to the Chlef Magistrate and 10 the
commander whom many OF them had followed
through hard fought fields. They also desired
in behalf OF thirteen hundred letter carriers
In the United States to accept the Presidents policy
OF retrenchmenJ and reform, as the same was not
aimed at nor did 1t injure the laboring classes. He
also explained the objects OF Aer cony enion which
are to urge an increased ompensaton this class
OF government employees. The President replied,
wishing them success, remarkng that their present
salary was insufficient, and he in favor or see
ing labor always amply rewarded. Various dele
gates then shook hands with the President, ana
afterwards left Tor their hall. They VIII adjourn
suie de to-day.
Increased Pay OF Letter Carriers.
deputation from the Letter Carriers Conven-
tion, which has been In session here called this
morning upon the House Committee ON Post Offices
and Post Roads and urged legislation which viii
give them increased compensation. They alleged
that the salaries they ere now receiving insult
fclcnt for the support OF themselves their fam-
lies. and that the labor they perform is OF charac-
ter that should receive more compensation The
committee, after listening to what they had to say
appointed as subcommittee Messrs. Boyd, Tyner
and Twitchel TO examine into and report upon the
matter.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
A of fta
conslstpg Of General Logan, Governor Fairchud, Of
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
SALES AT AUCTION.

RY c0LToN, AucIIosRER.-wIL SELL. THls
ecnth street. near Irving place. Furniture Of hc large
house, four elegant French plate Pier ana Msnte Mirrors
Library Suits nc cns%Ser FuEpis%rs ai
perior Piano octave been about sx mons
On Friday, May 20 at the saesroom 58 East thirteenth
sale OF the entire rich Furniture Of
private house. removed to the store for conyenence Of sale
Thursday.
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.
IN unvaobold Eurufturf

Pier and Oval Mirrors, Oh Paintings, &c.
NJ DOUGHTY, will SELL this day, at 10x o'clock, the
ssesrooms 7s Nassau street, elegant Household Furniture ia
walnut rosewood mahogany covered In brocatoi and
reps fine Chamber Suits with and without marble tops;
wardrobcs Bookcases Centre Pier and Extension Tsbe3
cured Hair Mattresses, Pier and Oval Mirrors together with
largo OF second hand Furniture worthy the at
en0n OF dealers we'll housekeepcrs. For full do
scripton catalogues ut sale.
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Ry JAMES NJ. MILLER.
WEDNESDAY, May Is.

Al O'clock the premises Of the late Thomas Clark,
- deceased.
order q the exectors King street road dlstapt II
es from the Portchester Haven Railroad
depot. ~ ~" -S'~ ~
farm OF about eighty OF land under hish state ol
cutivation anu well watered Also dwelling HOUSE and
may remain bond and mortgage. ''
Also Al the same time and place. about eight acres Of land
adjoining the above farm, with dwelling house. barn &c.
Sale positive.
Maps and particulars at the oHcs.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-R. 7. nAZELL, .AUCTIONEER
n -. rhis II day day ,sssdsy Nay s ,..,
O'CLOCK a Aqseys SSe Of 70 street,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
in lots TO suit si'XI 'XI..ss .sd country trade
Port wasasr as sSp as1;
: - ! Ars,.Iss; 3; T III Sesss sssass4. sS .'9ss,
ucTIoN NorICE.-cHINA, GLASS, cRoCKERy,
HAAss TsOs @ Cutlery ss T,nsy aGSs aENkY oaaas
Warren street % ss all as Of The above
trade; goods carefully packed for shipping
ssss-s% Ss. 'sS s eli
= eS!s
the balance Of stock remaining unsod and on account oo
cFofshsgy ssgy. csps css s.,s. sSS gs..s esss war'
s, Ssss &C. sa9s cs
Counters ~ Luz at
Everything to be sold positively without reserve.
LBEeT ,: wALpEoSN, AucTIo|EEEK yc1 ~ GSs: ..
spsos LAY Ssy sss Paa SUITS Ssss' street.
wALpRoNn cookk VII sell li Sy auction A.ssnees
sale Of thirty raTS ss wassracass ss @ssss
S tetsl ,rsde inclSdias pompsSour
latest sesIgns aud best Quality 4! the same lime
DG Il 81 and
MEXICAN OIL PAINTINGS PASTEL PICTURES
IN and Crystal Medalhons by auction.--J RODOLpH
LEvIsoN Auciionecr, VIII sell on Wednesday, Thursdsy
Friday evenings Nav B ~ and &C. Ia the saesroom OIL
Broadway under St. Nicholas Hotei the entire COLLECTION
belonging to the American Art Gallery Now on free cxh
bition, with descriptive catalogue.
UCTION SALE.
IN 150 valuable OIL Paintings,
10 be sold positively without on
O'Clock, at e. " Harghwout Co.'s s0re soS qsv and
492 Broadway Broome street. by A. NJ
SON. Auconeers. The public are particularly hvco'
------ :
7lY MAX BAYERsDORFER. AUCTIONEER-sEiaLs y.
ID Wednesday, at IL o'clock, Stock Fixtures aud Lease
OF Livery StabIo 6ol East Sixteenth street Gne Horses
Coaches and valuable Leass also Hotel stand with priv
icgc al hotel.
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CHERIFF'S sALE.-RODAY s. BRASSEL, AuCTlONs
46O Pearl street, large lot OF French China Cups, say
GERS Plates large lot OF Plated Ware imported marble
and aabaser statary Vases Mante Ornaments cut aud
ground Glassware and Stone China. . - -
fETIR BOWIE, Deputy JAMES ObhiEN, Sheriu.
CSYIERIFF,S SALE--RODAY s. BRASSEL, AUCTION.
- eer viii SELL on Wednesday, May , at IL o'clock, a ~
broadway, large stock Of Brushcs and materials ior
Brushes. JAMES OBRlEN, Sheriff.
1vO BE SOLD AT AUCTION-A HANDSOME fOvA
pull Ale Pump, In perfect order or at private SALE q s
Madison street.
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CRoRGE r. THAyER L CO., AuoTIoNEERe q EAST
VI Fourteenth street, wll sell on Wednesday May 6, at IL
O'clock the Household Furniture at 6 West Twenty fcurtt
consisting part of Bedseads Bedding curod Hair
Mattresses Sofas Bronzes French plate yis Glasses Car.
Ware &c. Catalogues now ready at ONCE Of the auction
GERS, above.
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TACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-IF YOU WANT T0
81 realize good price for your Furniture or any othet
goods or merchandise send them TO salesrooms No
North william street. Returns made the same day II ro
qured.
Mt lOL O'clock their auction No. North William
street, general assortment Of Parior Bedroom, Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, &c.
Thursday, May 10,
A stock Of Fancy Goods, Dry Goods OIL Paintings.
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20 Building Lots
IN the Second ward Of the city. Of Bayonne, With,
Central Railroad of New Jersey, situated avenues
and and Twentyfrst street. For maps, tickets and full
particulars apply NORRIS Bros Pine street, New
York, their real estate exchange Bergen Point Of
LEWIS z. WOOD, So Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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1)Y MAX BAyERspoRFER, AUCT1ONEER-sEI.Ls
- Wednesday, O'clock Stock Fixtures M and Lease
Coaches and valuable Lease; also Hotel Stand with priv
icgc al hotel
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A LARGE SALE OF OVER 400 LOTS
"A handsome Household Furniture,
at public auction, this (Tuesday) afternoon, .
commencing O'Clock precisely 60 Brcvoor place Tentt
street. between University place and Fifth avenue Eegsn
rosewood Panoforte Stool and Cover satin brocatel
reps paror SUITE Centre and sIde Tables Etasers: Mrrors
ents Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Spring and Hail
Mattresses Bedding Sofas Chairs Rockers Lounges Buffet
tive.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

UCTION SALE OF UNION HILL HOTEL PROPERTY,
"A by JOHNSON MILLER, Wednesday, May 18, at IL
Building 60x22 and extension 42x0 with Los very aeccs
sble Sale positive BY order of Messs. POTTER VIII
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02
Poetry.
The singers Aims
urupy ABBEY.

The Singers AA~s'
pY HENRY ABBEY.
-. mart of that French town,
- vcsys aimee, o woman, leading ialr cnhd,
crevsd small aims Of one, who, walking aown
Tse thorouehfare, caught the child's glance and
TO zee behind its eyes a noble soul;
He paused, but found he ad no coin to dole.
His guardian angel warned him not to lose
This chance oi pearl to do another good;
30 % he waited, sorry to refuse
The asked-f1r penny, there aside lie stood,
And with his hat held as by limit the nest,
He covered his kid lace, and rang his best,
The sky was blue above, and all the lane
W commerce where the singer stool was filed;
And many paused, and lisening, paused again.
asas ar; me voice that through and through them
think the guardian angel helped along
That cry tor pity woven in q song
The singer sto I'd between the beegals there
Before church and overhead the spire,
Held, toward heaven, land OF the hearts desire,
As though an angel pointing up hao sam;
"Yonder q crown awaits III singers head"
The hat. Of its stamped brood was empted 5000 nrs
Into tho woman's lap, who dIencnsa 'oss noon.
And noon in her glad heart drove forsh nsr eaLs
The singer pleased and sGfy y thought
wrought"
artvbeu at night be came upon the stage,
Char upon cher went up from that vide throng,
And flowers rained ON him. Naught could assuage
That Ior the beqgar he had sung that day
While standing In the ciiy's busy way.
o. cramped and narrow is the man who lives
only lor self, and pawns his years away
E1s gpid, nor Or. Knows tSe Joys good deed gives;
But iseis h his heart cart shrink h slowly day BY day,
No high aim sought, no worthy action done.
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Their reply came In violent slam of the
door, and Janet was left alone with her pa

Their reply came In violent slam of the
door, and Janet was left alone with her pa
tient.
Inc hours dragged wearily, and overcome
asleep.
Two hours later she awoke with start, and
IN an instant she saw that dread change vlsi-
Die in grandma's face.
Like one in dream, she walked to her Ia
theirs door, and awakened him.
"Father, grandma is worse. l believe her
diving. You must 60 to DR.. Berne. You
VIII find him at the ball. Go quickyW
She went back, and sat there YEARLY wait
inc for something-for a sound, sign from
the diving woman; but none came. Slowly,
but perceptibly, the lines settled around the
pleasant mouth, and the dark shadows crept
over the placid face, but no sound issued from
the pale lips.
Janet bent her head. There was faint
futter-no more-and she clasped her hands,
Would grandma die there before her eyes,
and never speak word?
She caught the cold hands in her own, and
cried aloud:
"Grandma !speak to me speak to your own
little Janet: Don't you hear me, grandma ?"
But grandma heard nothing. The chillness
of death had settled down, and even as she
knelt there, the breath fed and Janet was
alone.
She understood it all when she arose. and
she sank back half fainting in the arm chair
near the bed.
"Janet, my poor darlingw
She lifted her head. Austin Bosworth was
leaning over her.
"My little girl! Why did you not send
word to me tonight, and let me share your
sorrow?"
"You, Austin?"
ayes, have 1 not. All, forgive me!
This is no time or place. missed you as l
have always missed you, but thought it was
your own pleasure to remain at home. When
your father came in with a white, frightened
lace, and whispered to DR.. Berne, knew you
were in trouble. 1 came at once, and jamie,
shall never again leave you"
She knew his meaning, and did not put
him away, when he held her close in his arms
and drew her into the parlor.
Margaret and Lettie coming in with their
faces hOrror-stricket, saw him holding her in
his arms, her tired head resting wearly upon
| his shoulder, and the proud Lettie said:
"Mr. Bosworth-I am surprisedp
"You need not be. This my privilege, row
! and forever"
Three days after they gathered in that same
parlor to hear grandma's last will and testa-
ment read. After some little directions, 1t
said:
'.And to my beloved granddaughter, Janet
Leeds, bequeath the Holmes estate, together
with my entire stock of furniture and money,
amounting to ten thousand dollars"
Janet's father smiled upon his astonished
and crest-failen daughters.
ut was mothers wbim! She never desired
it to be known. Therefore you were ignor-
norant of the fact that she had a dollar be.
yond the annuity held for her."
When, six months later, Austin and Janet
were married, her elder sisters dared to say
that he married her for tor her money. He
knew better, and so did 1.
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International Steamship Co.
EastpOrt, Calais and St. John.
DIGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX
Spring arrangement.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

,A March sist, the The s,s.Gsr can ssHAS; New
q d 116RlM Brunswick, Capt. Z. B. Winches-
ter and the steamer New Eug-
n.r-- land, Capt E. Field will leave
hailroad Wharf, loot q STATE street, every MON
LAY and THURSDAY, at O'Clock p ii tor East-
al. hetIrnins will leave st. John and Eastport on
connecting at Eastport with Steamer BELLE
BROWN, tor st. Andrews and Calais and uith
ss:! y: =: q .. Railway Tor Woodstock and HouIlon
connecting at st. John with the Stsan ar EN-
rnESS f0r Dgby and Annapolis, thence by rail 10
Windsor and HALIFAX and with the E. & N, A.
nauMaX for Schediac and intermediate stations
clock p. NJ. ~ s ~A
mr23dislw diff A. r sTy1RRs ..r.
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United States Mail.
MAINE,

Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March IA 1870.
PROPOSALS will be received at he Contract Office
of this Department until o'clock y. m. OF Thursday
May D. 1870 no be decided by the 7th) for carrying
the mails o. the United States from July l. 1870, to
June 3d. 1873 the following routes in the State
MAINE, and by the schedule OF departures and ar
rivals herein specified, viz:
148 From North Fryeburg to Fryeburg Centre 8
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave North FryebuIg, Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at p. m;
Arrive AZ +, yeburg Centre by p. m.;
Leave Fry eburg Centre same days at 7.10pm,
Arrive at North Fryeburg by $40 y. m.
l65 From Mechanics Falls, by We Mnot, Fast He
bron, Backfield, and East Sumner, to Hart
ford 214 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Mechanics Falls, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at q m;
Arrive at Hartford by p. m.;
Leave Hartford, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
Arrive at Mechanics Falls by 2p.m,
Proposals tor six-tmes. a-week service invited
For forms OF proposals, guarantee and cert fcate,
anG also LOT instructions as to the conditions 10 he
embraced IN the contract, &c, advertisement or
Move mber 10, 1865, anu January g. 1870 invitin,
proposals Tor mail service in Name, to be found AZ
the principal post offices. AN "'
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes. suner-
scribed. Mail proposals. State OF Mane," and an
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
JNO. A. j. CkESW ELL,
mar24d1aw4w Postmaster General
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N Small Tenement-two rcoms-in the easterly
"A part OF the city. Rent not to exceed 5000 ner
month. Inquire at "a 1-2 Cumberland St. fe2itf
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02
Farm tor Salei

One Of the most convenient and
E11E about twenty minutes walk to
:se H. GhsSfshssi saS E r ! ?; o. Academy. :. : K:
nve minutes walk to district school and store, said
farm contains some forty acres conveu nIIy divided
INTO grsss !aee, pasturage, with an cid and Young
tae pasture joining the barn. and has pienty
q WOOD ior nres and fences. BuiIdinzs consist 81
homse, porch. wood-house. carpenters' shop car
age tad n9nse barn. pg-sty and house all connec-
water at the door. 0' VI eAeeiene
nes ms easy and possession given IT ap-
F0r iurther information INQUIRE OF LYMAN or 7. r.
walker Ike at Yarmouth Village. "A " - =
sAnso, one two story B'ick House and stable finish
~ .hroognout with Orchard and three acres pastu.
rage sogether with large Ship-yard Blacksmith Shop
and Workshop, about 7Ox30, "-"p
mr21dood& wlxrA
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Portland & Kennebec R. R.

"AAUh ATnn8enSenfs Dec. 3. DA6O.
1so Trains Daily beteeem Portland and Auou,ta
q Leave Portland for Augusta. ixsa
'str train at 90 A NJ
Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, wateryille ana
gusta at 5.15 p M. A ~"u A"-
Passenger Train. win be due at Portland daily
at $50 M. and 2l5PM. N~"'
rare as low by this route to Lewiston wafervrl.
nen1a.is Mills, Dexter and Bangor rs by tire Mains
zen "a, Road; and tickets pu chased in Boston ,or
Maine CentIal stations good tor a n.ssays IN
TINS ine. tassepgers from Bangor NewpoIt Dsx
ter, &C, VIII purchase Tickets 90 KendaI,,s Miii
only, and after taking the ears of the Portland ana
henneDec Road, the Conductor will furnish tict ere
make lne iaIe the same through to Portland or
Boston as via Maine Central.
ihro9gn Tickets are soli at Boston over the East
ern anu Boston and Maine Railroads ter ali Stsions
on this me; also the Androscoggln K. r. and DeI
ter, angor 6e., on the Maine Central No break
OF sauge east OF Portland by route and the onlv
,o1te Dy which passenger from Boston or PORT
i iana ean certainly reach Skowhegan the same dav
Stages leave Bath for Rockland, Sc. dajlv. An.
Eusta ior belfast daily. Vassalhoro for Moth and
East vassalboro and China daily KepiaI,s M,,'s
~ ,of ony aaiy. tPlshon's Ferry tor Canaan dali
Y. At Skowhegan tor the different towns Nor,S On
Augusta, Zee. 9, 1869. maxi!'tf it' ffup''
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. WASH
ington. and all the principal points
West Smith aud -South. West


West, South and South West,
Via Taunten, Fail River and Newport.
Cabin, $500; Deck 34OO Baggage checked
through and transferred in n tree OF charge.
new YORK trains leave the Old Colony and New
port Railway Depot corner Of south and Kneelsnd
tSundays excepted, as follows: at 10
u, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes In advance Of
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
new and magnificent steamers Provide NcE. Capt.
3: M. simmons, BRISTOL, Capt A. Simmons
These steamers are the fastest and mosl reliable
boats the Sound built expressly tor speed safety
and comfort This line connects with all the South
eru B0ats and Railroad Lines from New York going
West and South, and convenient to the California
Steamers
s"rs shippsFs Of Freight, this Line, with
us nev and extensive deph accom- m0dations In os-
son anu arse pier In New York, Exclusively for the
puslIess OF Inc Lineb ID supplied with facilities tor
Pass Freight always taken at low rates and for
waIded with dispatch. =.
New York Express Train leaves Boston at 80 p
n; goods arrive In New York next morning about
A n. Freight leaving New York reaches BosIon on
the following day at 9.4B A M
For tickets, berths and staterooms applv at tl,a
c0mpany's Office at No Old State House. corner ot
Warrington and State streets and at Old Colony and
newport railroad Depot, corner OF south and Knee
land streets, Boston.
steamers leave New York daily, (sspdays excep.
ed) IRON Pser 30 Worth River, loot OF Chamber
d, al 500 p N.
GEO. sHrvERlcK, Passenger and Freight Agent.
,x , sv,.o~, JAMES FISK, Jk., Pissident
M. r. SIMONS, Managing Director Narragansett
Steamship Co.
NOv6 d1yr
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02

4 Good Baker. For terms and particulars apply
70 j. r. CHUTE,
mr28d1w& Rrido,on Nc
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Farms and Building Lots
FOR SALE

THE Subscriber offers for sale the farm located in
,aornam. Immediately west Of his b mestead,
ana known as t,e Harding farm, containing one
hundred acres, finely adapted to be divided into
9ai'Sing lots He offers also several house lots near
!ne station OF the r q r. r. R., the most eligible
Also In Avon, Franklin county. three mountain
farms lying contiguous and for sale separately or
long used for the purposes Of a Summer Hotel and
on another the buildings and grounds used or many
years az the celebrated summer camp of the Little
Any one wishing to engage in stock-raisnr and q
summer Hotel viii find this rare opportunity
For information in regard to the GOrham property
1nqalre OF JOS Kedlon Esq, OF Gorbam. or Judge
iei Iowle Esq, of Avon, or j. B. Dow ESQ., Of Farm
ington. EDWARO p ~ IcSTt.N
Marcn Z3 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02

A GOOD. steady. reliable man is wanted to take
n care Of Grounds, Graperv. and Horse and Cow.
For further Information apply E-
mfZ6d0W2We 169 1-2 Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02
EoH SALE.

~ A desirable tuation at Cumberland
;ii Centre, consisting OF 2 10 ares Of land.
o.cd wit WITH young orchard OF about 60 fruit trees;
= ss EoUu wen OF water; l-2 story House, conven-
ished. 1t is within i've minutes walk of the Con-
egati.n nal church and eight minutes walk OF Gree
desiring the privileges Of this schooi-free 10 ali
over u and under 21 years, land will be sold at
Daigain 1t applied for soon. Apply on the premises
March 15-eodSw2wl1& &
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02
Maine Central Railroad
PORTLAND AMI BANGOR LINE.

Trains will leave Grand Trupk Depot
Eeat Portland for Auburn and Lewiston
at ITO A N LOS p. M. N''A
Leave Tor WaterviIle Kendalps Miua Nav,ort
Dexter, tMoosehead Lake, ana Bangor az ,5 r.
M. Conneeting with the European s. North An eri-
can T. =. tor towns north and east
Freight train leaves 70 tlanu tor Bapaor and In
termeoiate stations at 6S5 A. M.
irans leave ewiston and Auburn for Portland
and Roston at $40 A. M, 12.O4 Z, M,
TRAIN from Bangor and intermediate stations IA
dne In Portland at p. M. and from T.sw,s,nn
and Aubui only at $40 A. NJ 'SA
Inc only rouie by which through tickets ara so,d
70 Bangor, Dexter and all inIerme iiais sta,ions
through. Sss"se enecAeu
dec16tf EDwIN Novrc =
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w A NTED

A SMART. capable young man as assistant Sales
~ man, in a first class house; duties easy and
pleasant; pay small. Address X. L.,
mr28dlw Box Is Portland p. O..
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FOR Sale.

IVY good secondhand. Flue Boilers, thirty feet
= long, each, and one twenty EIGHT feet long. Di
ameter @ Of each iorty-tw nches
VIII be said at bargain,
Apply to the ubcriber, 992 Commercial Street
moI,ssnd, or Ne Springs Island, AGO, where thew
JOSEPH AORSON.
@A ist' isIV mard1tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02
Plantation Bitters,
S. T.---1S6O-x.

This wonderful vegetable res
fOrative is the sheet-anchOr of the
feeble and debilitated. As a tonic
and cordial for the aged and lam
guild, 1t has NO equal among stOm-
achics. As a remedy for the ner-
vOus weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is SUPER
seding every other stimulant, I'm
all climates, tropical, temperate or
fr1gid, 1t acts as a specific i'm every
species of disorder which under.
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
For sale by all Druggists,
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02

In st. Domingo. three months ago, crew sick, pro-
ceeded to sea- Fourteen days out, buried the Cap
tam; most ofthe crew unfit ior duty; succeeded IN
gestmg & ae vessel int Boston, aIthe hands went to
y, fne hospital EN-! ioyed phyncian without bens-
University Medicine IN IS hours. "As" 'ne
po..,c n: WALSH, Frs. officer Of Brig Koo-Dos,
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02

~ nave been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
hneumatlsm have spent hundreds OF dollara far
medical treatment. without beneht. Ten DAYS ago.
commenced taking the University Medicines and
can truly say, it bas been more benefit to me tba
az otner treatn cit ever received. MY place of bu
swer all inquiries. John TIIRNEsA
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-02
Grisf.MiDl for Sale.

THE undersigned offer for sale their Grist Mill
L situated in Dexter, Me-, at the terminus OF the
stones suitable Tor manufacturing -four or doing
custom work. The water power is never ,aili. o.
with twenty-five feet head. On the lot is a conven.
mill if desired. 80 -
This is one Of the most desirable water powers in
the State, and will be sold reasonable terms For
particulars inquire OF 80 =
AMOS ABBOTT Il Co.,
mar9eod1m Dexter. Me-.