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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-13
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT AssEsSoRs)
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, ,
RICHMOND, ApriI II, 1870. }


GALL AT CUSTOM-HOUSE. Every
" person doing business Is required by Law to
come forward aud make application for license,
which application you hand to the collector; he
will issue you the license from now to the 10th Of
May. You cannot obtain your license from the
collector without this application from the asses
8ors. .....
The assessors urgently request Of all who want
10 save fifty per cent. penalty 70 promptly come
forward and register their names and get their
applications, so as to have them ready By the lst
or May. Every one who fails to come forward
and take out bis license application will GER
tainly have the penalty to pay, and all who at
tempt TO do business without LICENSE shall have
all the scvc tiles + the law imposed upon them.
Appiica ions viii be issued promptly TO all. 1t
costs nothing to get them; and you should give
this your prompt attention, as the assessors wish
to close UP their lists by tie 2Oh OF April. This
is our lust notice 81 take warning.
w. Il. READ,
assistant Assessor First Division;
N. SWEETM AN,
Assistant Assessor Second division.
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CURIOUS Enthusiastically Dis
patch made us cay that the people Of Vir-.
ginis In " accepting the situation" did so
sincerely not only az faithful citizens of the
Government they had pnsuecessfully resist
Cd but With ths dsssrmiasslaa 70 Do oil they
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DICEmOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
~ RoAD.-CHAEGE OF SCHEDULE.-Un
and after WEDNESDAY,, December -, 1899, tho
PASSENGER TRAINS on ttts read viii be run
as fcliows:
GOING SoUTH..-Lynchburg and Danvile pas
scngers isaye Richmoud daily Except Sundays)
ut Sl5 A. ID; leave Burkevills daily Except Sun.
days. at l2:45 P. NJ. arrive ct panviIle daily tex-
cept San!aysj a. 5:55 7. II. THROUGH NAIL
AID EXrREss leaves Richmond daily at $3.50
+. 81; lrares Danyt!le dcy at l:s5 =. H.; arrives
at Greensboro daily ri 4:is A. II.
GOING NoRTH.-Lrpc hburS and DSnY1lle pas.
sengers leave Dany!lfe oatly lsxse2t sundaysl az
T:4o A. d.. /; leave BurkeYille daily Except sum
days. at l::4s P. n: aIrtTe at Kicnmo c daily
except Sundaysl ct $50 p. II. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at s:ss
P. n. leaves Danyile daily at ll57 L. ID. ar"
rives at Richmond daily 1T f:20 A. NJ.
The Lynch5arg and DanvilIe Passenger Train
connects ut Burkeyile with the trains on the
southside road Tor Petersburg; Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southstde and Vir-
ginfa ana Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
VILE Dalton, Chattanooga Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Nail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
Inns road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c.
and at Richmond with The Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CAaS and CHILE PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
de % Superintendent.
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THE HIGH CONSTABLE OF THE
i CITY will hold his court in trying the civil
warrants on THURSDAY The 1ath instant at o.
O'Clock a. d., at the OLD Market Hall, before se-
nior Alderman Favter. AL pcrs ms interested
will please be present. api a--2t
TOWN WITH HIGH PRICES-SAVE
~ YOUR M0NEY.-Great saving. to dsirymen.-
merchants, hotel and boarding house keepers and
bakers. GOOD FRESH BUTTER ALL THE
Chgrning In three minutes. Saves time, labor,
and money. Removes all unpleasant flavor, Inn
proves the quality, Increases the quantity from
9aested to call and examine for themselves.
Ghnrning daily at II A. NJ. COUNTRY, And
street between Main and Bank streets.
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The telegraph announces that there has
been young CoLFAx added TO the Vice
Presidents family! Laus Dec! How fust
we arc running into the convcntional'sms
Of royalty. How is the young prince?
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MET FEATHERS.

~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
And # 10 their interest to examine our stock, as
we are prepared to cell them goods specially
ADAPTED to their wants, in quantities to suit them,
at lowest wholesale figures. Our senior partner
givcs personal attention to this department, and
will guarantee satisfaction.
BURRESs, WILLIAMS & CO.,
mhlS-1m ILL Main street.
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1 A d 80
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il. K. Coz
March Is 1870.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
l. Richmond at 3.4S A. NJ. DAILY, except SUM-
DAYS, and ut $3.50 z. II. DAILY. Returning,
leave Petersburg ut 10 A. M. DAILY, and ex-
cept UEDAYS ut 1905 z. NJ. DAILY.
local trains leave Richmond at l.. N and
Petersburg at $40 A. -. LIALLY, except SUM-
DAYS THOMAS Ii. WYNEE.
mh IS superintendent.
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me- BACHELORS HAIR-DTE.-Thi
splendid HA1R-DYE is the best IN the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, inviso-
rates and leaves tho hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by oil druggists and perf,lmers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory lS Bond
street, New York. NH @o-eod|s
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DYNINu, sCeUngrg. ~.
EsEETAURANTN.
ZETELLE,

ZETE1LE' -
nrsrAuRATEUR, ~
No. 1903 MAIN STREET,
20 = J begins the cold season with renewed
S& A% energies andincreased resources. Tha
W public will nrd Ia his larder every
luxury that Is produced Within the United States.
He offers everything In season here. and delica-
TERS FISH, TERRAPINS, and DOMESTIC
MEATS, OF the very best, selected With skiu and
care. r..-.--
he has tho ,est OF cooks, under the direction Of
French artist, master Or the profession. His
tables In the main saloon and his suit Of dining
rooms for parties are supplied with dishes 10 order
from the palmer sorts to the most elegant equal TO
any prepared In Paris. Parties entertained with
entire privacy and comfort.
He Win supply parties eud families promptly
with Meats Fish, Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert,
and Wines and Liquors.
He win cater for those In town and country who
desire unccoked supplies, ensurinz the best the
market affords &C the most reasonable charges.
His Bar Is supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
and WINES. This he warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared by the most skilful brewer In the city.
Grateful fer past favor, he invites the public 70
continue Its patronage. and promises The most
faithful and PROMPT filling or orders. OCT
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nAnKMlls. As.
FEBRUARY 1870.

The remarkable success which attended our ne
gottatioR of the LOANS of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company and the Western Pacific Rail-
road Company, and the popularity and credit
which these LOANS have maintained In the mar
kets both in this country and Europe, have shown
that the first mortgagod bonds of wisely-located
and honorably-managed railroads are promptly
recognized and readily taken as the most suitable
safe, and advantageous form Of investment, Yield
InRa more liberal income than can hereafter be
derived from Government bonds, and available to
take their place. ss,.
Assured that In the selection and negotiation OF
superior Railroad Loans we arc meeting great
public want and rendering a valuable service both
to the holdars OF capital and to those great national
works Of internal improvement. whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entitle them to the
use Of capital and the confidence of investors, we
now offer with special confidence and satisfaction
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gDLOEDE'S INK AND STAIN-EX-
ID TRACING PENCILS, for instauteneously
removing Ink, iron rust &C., from clothing OF
every klnd, weed, paper engrayings. DC.
-. /. YAGNEh, DrSgEs5.
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M H1NE SHOP.
sLOAT ADDINGT0E,
MACHINISTs.

FOURTEENTH. RICHMOND, Va.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
and BOILERS In city and
81 al na |ies
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES ADs
JUSTED and REPAIRED. EXCLUSIVE agents 4
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE GOV.
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauge
are warranted for year. We know them to be
than any other make. A full line 81 tue above ar.
ticles always on hand We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING ijIL-CUP, for shaft.
ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. Of oil. This Ia the nsWeat and bea: thing
now out. Come aGd see Il and US. .s
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
mVN 4. JACKSON ADDJkGTON.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
lP.M EXCEPTEDl TO THE NORTH; EAST,
APP VEST 9yEh TIE I FA sHnRTEs Eo tT
QUICKEST RoUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
oyer this rSrss are now run from the depot so5nsr
Il. SUNDAY at II Is A. ID. only. making close and
xSP NEG SR xSHk EAsT MES and win trains
L Cars lifted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS for which no charge is made.
The elegant and commodlou5 steamers on tS8
Potomac river stop ut Alexandra each way.
The ACCOMa0DAIlOH TAN beswee3
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except
edl a a.ao +. q, aud arrives In Richmond st 60
through tickets 70 all principal points North a0s
yor further information and for through Esssts
North apply at the of1ce corner Broad And IiShin
streets threush sasss e AZ gon ns. H sS
an no a 3 3. GENTRY, General Tickle. Ascent.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIvER
HI RAILROAD LIEE-FOR BALTIM0kEa
GE HeRTH Abp
Tor baltimore and all points North snd North.
" Cs' The s snd YSrs RiYf aesd a
st:sRsE Ais,s GapiaiH 1 IssEs1
boats having been pn. in frst-rste orter-sesching
Baltimore the following morning In time TO CON.
and tho West Returning, the boats leave pier Nc
LigEt-Street wharyes loot Of Barry street. daily
striving in Richmond at 1918 p 81. the following
day In time to connec. with tho express train
| on the Richmond and Danylle railroad for Dams
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., N. c.; CoiRmbias 3 C's
ana al points sSasai rRAM
leaves Richmond ss,iy sss IPs ons das xcs g
Mondays, az u i0'i' - THOMAS DoDAMRAD
sae Superintendent
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

wi - VII ~
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS,
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
and SAW-MlLLS;
BARK. GRIsT, and PLASTER MILLS;
BOILERS, FORGINGS, CASTINGS OF IRON
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &C..
always on hand.
Old engines, &C, repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. II other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done. .....l
Send for descriptive circulars.
deA WILLIAM K. TANNER co.
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ADA key Puzzl- d.
The New Orleans PicQuuue tells the 70


The New Orleans Picayuue tells the fol-
lowing:
The partiality Of the darkey for the sun is
proverbial. At MONDAY, with the fierce rays
shining down on his bare head, the osqui-
toes singing around him, and .Le flies m aking
amorous dalliance with his nose and lips, he
sleeps and dreams. One old darkey in the
Fourth district has daily, for months past, Sc
lected the doorstep of prominent residence
tor his MONDAY nap. Being driven off one
day he comes The next. With bis head thrown
back and his mouth wide open, he snores
away to the exceeding. discontinue of the in-
mates. Called to the door by this disagieea-
BILE dia2ason few days since, the lady of the
house concluded she would try an expert
ment. For this purpose she procured small
piece OF ice. and dropped it into the huge ORR
flee that served as Sambo's mouth. 1t disap-
peared like shot, and with cough and
snort, Sambo started to his feet. "Uehp he
cried, as the ice sent violent thrills through
his stomach. What dls!" and his fingers
clutched nervousy the afflicted parts. just
then some one Ill the house cried Oh. that
big rat had run down 'Unce Sans throat
This added terror to his pain. He rolled on
the parquette, and cried Justify for help
"'Fore God, Missus, he gnawng out'n me,
feels him. Oh, golly, he's kiln me-" and the
whites Of the darkey's eyes protruded like sau-
GERS, and the convulsed and aneuished lace
showed that real pain was strongly enhanced
by his imaginary terror. oh, golly, how he
do jump and kick about" and Sambo cave
himself up to par,xism 6f lamentation.-
Drink warm water, Uncle Sam, and drown
him." the lady suggested. without mo-
ments hesitation Sam started for the water
plug. He turned on the crank and the water
started. Sam glued his lips to the nozzle until
his sides were pulled out like an inflated bal
loon. "How do you feel now. UDce Sam?"
inquired the lady, as Sam staggered hack TO
his seat ~ guess he's drowned, Missus, but
here's what traubling dis chile: HOto's that
rat gloine to get Outn there"
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RUNNING A NEwsPAPER-There is more
truth than poetry in the following paragraph
which comes from a Memphis exchange. L,
may he suggestive to some of our readers; it
is terribly suggestive to many newspaper pub
fishers. The Aualanche says:
BY some unaccountable misapprehension
facts thee is a large class of people in the
world who think tha. it costs little or uothlne
TO run newspaper, az if they buy copy
from the neWsboy, when too far from tDe
office to come and beg one, they are regula'
patrons and entitled to unlimited favors
Men call every day at newspaper ofhces TO gel
a copy of The daily paper, just from press, fo'
nothing who would never dIeam OF beggil Q
a pocket handkerchief from dry goods store
an ample from fruit stand, or piece 1T can
DIV from cOnIectioner, even upon the plea o
cid acquaintance, having bought something
once before. One paper is not much, but a
hundred day amounts to something in the
course of time. But this is SIN all drain COM
pared with the Tree advel tising a newspaner
is expected to do. Some men who have maid
two dollars at an early period of hie for an
advertisement worth four or five, appear to
thlnk they are stockholders in the establish
ment Tor an eternity. They demand the pub
ilcat'on OF all marliaor and funeral notices.
obituaries and family episodes for the
next forty years gratis. Speak OF pay
and they grow indignant. Don't L
patronize your paper?" "Yes, but you
receive the worth of your money Tor
what you paid. "But, says the patron, sit
will not cost you anything to put this In"
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Terms $500 per a,nun,, In adrance.

which is just as rd.ulous as to ask man to
grind your axe on HI grindstone, and era-
Glou;lv tell him that it Won't cost him cent.
IL takes money to run Newspaper as well as
any other business. and 40 iaper will succeed
financially that carries a deadhead system.-
ANY mention of the peoples affairs that they
are anxious to see in print is wortr paving tor,
andwnen printed is generally as vapable as
anyOther investment ofthe same amount. The
newspaper business is very enac,ing on all
connected with it. and the pay is comparative
ly small; the proprietors risk more money Tor
smaller pronls, and the editors and reporters
and printers work harder and cheaper than
the same number Of men in any other profess
ION acquiring the given amount of ntelli-
sence and training aud drudgery. The life
mas ITS charms ar d its pleasant associations,
scarcely known by the outside world; but it
has It's earnest work and anxeties and hours
o. exh austion, which, likew sc are not known
to those who think the business all fun. The
idea that newspaperdom is charmed circle.
where the favored members live a life of ease
and Tree from cafe, and go to the circus at
night on free ticket and to the springs on a
free pass in the summer, is an idea which we
desire to explode practically and theoretically.
Business is business, and the journal that
succeeds is the one that is run on a square
business footing. the same as banking or
building bridges, keeping hotel or running a
livery stable.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-19

The RIGHTS OF HORsE-CAR CONDUCT
oRs.-Judge Lord, in case recently tried in
the Massachusetts Superior Court, at Boston,
involving the rights and duties of horse car
conductors, instructed the jury that passen-
ger on hOrse-car must conduct himself
properly; that there might be difference of
view as to what would constitute conducting
himself properly; but, tha: if person is
either intoxicated, or his manner is such as to
lead the conductor to suppose he is intoxcat-
ed, and he uses violent, loud and indecent
language, and does not stop upon remon-
STRANGE, it is the right and the duty of the con-
ductor to stop the car, tell him to leave, and if
be does not. to put him out; but he must not
use, in doing so, more force than is needful,
having regard to the condition of the con-
ductor, who, under such circumstances, can
not weigh very carefully the force he uses.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-19

A PERILoUs RIDE:-The last car of a
freight train jumped off the rails at point
half way to Independence. One man was on
the root, and the car commenced such tram
tic dance, jerking over rocks and ties, that he
could not spring to the next, nor do anything
but hold on for dear lite. He shouted-yelled
but he needed voice of steam to have been
heard at the other end of the long train. A
gu rter of a mile and the iron began to shiver
and split and whirl and shoot along the tracks
the man still knowing that fearful moment
must come, and still holding himself on by
the break wheel with all bis might Aud at
last ii came. The car had thundered along
for halt mile, when. the fasteDings all brok-
en-, the car parted from the rolling gear,
turned over and rolled down an embankment
OF fifteen feet. The man was saved. At the
moment that the car began to fall he sprang
for the bank, and reached it at thirty leet.
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Commission of lnsOIvency.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ nave been appointed and duly uual,fi d as
commissioners to receive aud decide upon al AIMS
against the est ate Le vi Knight te q, Yarmouth
ID the County OF Cumberland, de eased, which
esa1 IN mas been represented insolvent and that
Bonney q Pulen 5s Exchange ST., in PortlanJ On
the st Saturdays OF OCTOBER. November and De-
cemoer, respectively, A ID. 1870. and on the frs,
days Of February, A. d. 1871, from ten to twelve
O'Clock in the forenoon. '"o''e
PERCIvAL BONNEY.
Portland, September 6, 1870. sen7dIawstw
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Coal and Wood {!

<JARGO of Coal, brig HIATT E. Wheeler, suitable
I } Tor furnaces, ranges, coo pg purposes, &c &c
Also cargo Nova Scotia Wood, delivered in any
part OF the city, both cheap Tor cash.
WM I'll. WALKER
OctI1dt No, 2i2 Commercial Street.
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10 Wash Your Clothes Wits and Bright
nd Quickly
Use Delapierre's Electric Soap
The Most e ouomicnI i'm the World!

~ saves women's work, and goes three times as
L tar as yellow soap. 1t bleaches white clolnes,
brghlt ms co,ors al d does no injury. II is an en-
celient Ioi,eI Soap 1t is pure wblte For sale by
j. DENNIS g. Co., Portland, and Other \. T..
Grfce,s sep27eod4w
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OST on Sunday afternoon last, on State, spr
~ high, Congress or PIebe STREETS, heavy
brown Overcoat The fnder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving 1t at Bacon & KlmbalPs (iffice
No. II Free street. ocI2 Iw
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Notice.
hood. WOOG! i!
Lost. OYerc0at.

Il ARD and SOFT WOOD, for sale at No. 43 Lin
~ coin street. Also, Cry edgngs.
JAMS VIM, HUSE.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-19

"A Z Il A
THE NEW YORK AND OSwEGO MIDLAND
RAlLROAD, which will be four bunared mics IN
its total length from New York t. Oswego, including
the Auburn branch, has nearly
900 MILES OF ROAD ALREADY
COMPLETED
and in profitable operation on the Northern section
extending southeriy from the City OF OswegO and
at Sidney Plains. Work is being vigorously push
ed on other portions Of the line; and It is the
expectation OF the Company to have at least 100
miles more in operation before the close OF the pres
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
is already large, and the Company has just conclud
ed a contract with the Delaware and Huoson Canal
Company TO transporting he coal OF that large and
wealthy corporation to the northern sections the
STATE. This will add so largely to the business and
Profits Of & that sestion OF the road areaay CONTROL,
fertile districts of the State, that its earnings,
without the AID OF through business, can harniy be
less than per cent its entire cost. which is 100
per cent. in excess OF the interest on its bonds.
A STRONG POINT
in regard to these bonds is the tact that the issue
strictly limited to 500 900 per mile of finished road,
and BEHIND THE BONDS Is
A PAID-UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY $7,0Oo.OGO
which affords ample guarantee OF the financial
strength of the Company.
THE BONDS.
They are issued in denominations of 81 900; may
ue elJueE coupon UT reSSereu dI tEe OpllOn OF Tie
purchaser; bear Seven Per Cent. Gold Interest
free of income tax payable on the 1st of January
and is, OF July in New York City, and have 25 years
to run 10 ma urity.
The POPULARITY Of these bonds perfectly safe
security, bearing the highest rate OF interest author
ized by the laws OF NV York, PAYABLE in gold CON,
free OF governnei tax. has kept the supply nearly
exhaus ed but the recent ana early future compe.
tion of additional c'ous will for time furnish
liberal supply. to which We respectfully invite the
attention OF investors, in 'he copdent oeliei that
better security can be found on the market.
PRICE. PAR AND ACCRUED INTER
EST In CURRENCY.
Governments and other current securities taken
in exchange.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on appI
cation.
BreeCste2, SsUeet & Co.,
40 stnte Street, Boston.
GEORGE 0PDYKE 4 CO.,
Bankers, No. 25 N0ssGM-st
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Book Lost !

RETWFEN Portland and Morrls orner, The
~ Under will be suitably rev arded by leaving the
same at ". c. Cobb's Steam Bakery, fearl st,
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TO LET.
To Rent.

kNURNlSHED Cottage House centrally situated, to
rent to family without small children. Apply
to NJ G. PALMER,
oct12seodtf 1872 Middle Street.
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4 O LEI.

CTORAGE and Wharfage OF Custom House
- Wharf. Apply to LYNCH BARKER q Co.,
oc16tt 139 Commercial St.
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To Let.
HOUSE corner of Monument and Warren sts, con-
IL tanning nine rooms, in complete repair; plenty
OF water and very convenient. Apply at House.
oct IA dive ~
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To Let
EsIRST class Store and Cfices on Exchange Street
L between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
W. H, ANDERSON,
At Office of Nathan Webb, Esq, No, 80 Exchange
Street. dec30dtf
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House to Let in WestbrOOk.
FIRST CLASS French Roof House, containing
IA tl0l ten ooms, stable coDnected) on Pleasant
street. Woodford's Corner. Horse Cars pass the
House. Apply at Office of Winslow. Doten 81 Co. 3
Planning Mill, Cross street, Portland sep29tf