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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TRISTEEN SALE

4 n.
# October, A; D: $50, and recorded in Liber
Of maRa a
Se , request OF the party interested the subscriber
he aouf Il ssf
1nS in dr9n; Of the premises all that Lot Of
6iaa spd known as part Of Lat No 81 in Hcl%ssd
edition 70 said town, the same being boandea Is
,olloWe:-b Beginning for same the east side of
q .aS s net A. the q
'outh S sS,G or tbs
nSTdtn :, cosDs5 Of that part Of said lot
north north With viii east ne Of :as
of E 10 the sonthsa:t corner Of said
Term. hundred dollar. c cash SaIansss
Cd dollars viii be on saS ssS9R
tee reserv's the right to resell the said property
with Within i've DAYS after OF ,s sie Are
same to be at the risk and cost OF defauIting Dur.
dead THos. DoAWi IiiNSa,. Hia nsts:
SECOND VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL
OF OF THE sEoSSGG E , 7 ? MTIisoNIc CHOIR,
rHuHSkffST lss4fast SESEs
MISS Eva f %fS /! Soprano,
Pianist-MR. II RICHTER.
81 csn to commence at d Sf.Gs !.
l sAZAAB in Fly NEW Beik k6hR a s sa9 9s
ara = bridge street. Georgetown. ID. Z J., where he
has on hand general assortment of the finest work
cash prices. " " O io"es'
Also, an experienced gentleman TO conduct cut
ana supervise the Custom Branch, which shall Ia
Gone IN style and with fidelity.
earnestly solicit an early call for the examina.
ton o. my stock.
de 9 I'm SAMUEL f. GROSS
EOR CHRISTMAS GIFrsI
Who would not gladden. his friends and FAMILY.
hearts when you can buy such cheap goods for
Presents.
very i nne Linen Worked HANDKERCH1EFs, 90
G Gents Linen HANDkERCHIEFS,9 20 cents worth4o
LACE COLLARS aud HANDKERCHiEfFs,, W Very ~
Magnificent BLACK SILK, S25c. worth 81
RLhGk and COLORED YELVETEENS, 81
At Z GUTMAhS.
dc SIT III Bridge street, Georgetown, d. C.
EEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE Is receiving
elry, Statuettes. Vases, Albums, Knives, Cbromos
Picture Frames, Clocks, Watches, ard Plated Ware
t1T the holidays. Wonderful bargains for 81 No
10 High street. J. e. NICHOLS. nol6 I'm
CASH PAID FOB LApIEs,.. CENTS AND
~ CHiLDREN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES, etc, at L.. GRApW0HL'S,I 73h
Georgetown Washington attended to- oc26ly
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CITY ITEMS.
PRICES DoLLAR SToRK,
No. 457 Pennsylvania drenae.
Between AZ and 9Th streets,
eceives new Holiday goods every da


No. 45I Penn ylr0Ria dreaae.
Between AZ and 9Th streets,
receives new Holiday goods every day.
wooLHss, from Sl.25 to s12 so per yard Silk,
Velvet and Cashmere Vestings; Overcoatings,
Treuserings and Suitings. Large variety, by
the ward or pattern, or made to order. One
Price Only. GEO. g. HENNiNG.
No. 40 eth street, y. W.
A USEFUL CHRIsTMAs PRESENT is a Sewing
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms al
the Agency, T.. BAUM's H0opskirt and Corset
Factory, i0s eth street. Terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
WRITING DESKS, Work Bsxes, Toilet Gases,
Vases. Porte monn aies, Catholic and Episcopal
Prayer Books, Bibles. Presentation Juvenile
and Toy Books. &c, At all prices. Initial Pa
per, from A to u, plain and In colore.
TOWERS & MUD,
booksellers and Stationers,
12,l2,6 329 Pennsylvania avenue.
-
LADIrs' GARMENTS ut one dollar each. Very
large assortment OF Brackets. Immense stock
OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the Holidays,
Also, large stock OF fancy Brackets ut one dol
lar each, at join wALLAcH's,
n,2s,E -- 359PeDnsylyauia avenue.
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES. /,

WASHINGTON GLASS HOUSE,
Corner 25th street west and N street north,
Are now prepared to Manufacture all kinds of
FLINT and COLORED GLASS ct the most res-
Sonable terms and shortest notice.
On hand Large Supply Of the best quality OF
CHlANlES Of all sizes and patterns.
Strict attention paid to private M0ULDS.
0EORGE LANGON, Superintendent,
JOHN PURDY, Proprietor.
JOHN SEX SMITH has nothing to do with this
fsctory. nos eo2m
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Oh uo,n n,rs 6I4
Fruits Candies. PreserS e.. sc.

We would call the attention 0f our customer. AMI
he public generally TO our superior stock Of
IMPERIAL LAYER RAlSlNs, al lunches, Tor
LoEDoN LAYER RAisIHs.
MALAGA LAYER RAISINS. in quarter, hall and
vALENCfA AND sULTANA RAIsIEs.
'1URRANTS AND ClTROS.
NEW FIGS. in dr ums, boxes and cartoons.
LAbGE FRENCH PRUNES. in tins
GERMAN ANDTuRkleH PkUNEs, for cooking.
MALAGA GRAPES.
TRENCH CANDY. in l-pound fancy boxes
PRESERVES AND JELLIES oi al kinds, PIT 70
by Gordon pilworth,
And many Fancy Articles too numerous 70 Hlentioi.
FINE OLD JAMAICA Bun.
ST CRoIX BUN
OTARD, DUPUY q co. BRANDY.
HEENEsSY a 90 BRAkDf.
Pl RE BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES.
SHERRY WINE, of our own Inn portstiOn.
MApEIRA AND PORT WINE.
PURE MALAGA WINK, expressly Tor sacrs-
mental usesD
All the pepuiar brands of CHAMPAGNE. among
~hieb NAV be found the Justly celebrated = PLEAS
Ant VALLEY CARTE BLANCHE" CHAN
PAsNE which has been pronounced by Judges ID
be eaual TO the best imported vine
We are the sole Agents for the ps,5ist .i I =;
MARTIN OO.s KEYSTONE PUkh ~hEAr
WHISKY, distilled from se.ectsd gram, expressly
for Medicinal Purposes.
For sale Loo By
BROWNIEG 4 MIDDLETON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GkoCEks.
DELI cow IRspJ Ola fennsylvsnia avenue
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LoTrA has benefit 1T the National Theater
tonight, and will appear in the "Pet of the
Petticoats." In which she is immense, and
" Family Jars.n
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FINE JET JEwEIEY, Alaska diamonds and
beautIful styles French etruscan jewlry, will be
the style this witer. There was some beautiful
styles received at Prigg Q this week
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IHE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE at is
meeting yesterday transacted the following
adclcOnal private tor twelve months TO 90 dufv
Al me treasury Department Sergeant Alex
Ahuei a. Greer was promoted to be lieutenant
clayton was promoted to sergeant. vice a. A
Greer, promoted. Privates John A. SwinCeIls
AID Z. ii. LarTabee were designated by the
ara as acting sergeants. T.. Il. Hickman wac
ted on the force. Private John nj Harrv
co. oross HlatiOn OF the rules was dismissed
the fore Pr, ate Charles Bradengeyer, for
conduct unbeeop.ins su officer, was dismissed.
gross violation of ruler, va. arepged from the
rolls. PrivateS y. W. GunneIl. W. n. Rrs,.,,rd
and Z. T.. Smith, for violation Of rules. were
nned $40 each and severely reprimanded. The
appncatlons OF Richard G.. Smith and Joseph
kDglehart, for restaurant licenses, were disap.
proved.
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JosHUA l.. GATCHRLL INSPECTOR of fuel for
the Post once Department. has resigned, and
his son. Erastus {. Gatchell, has been appoint
ed in his stead.
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TICKETS or ADMISSION 10 the opera this
the Opera House.
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Mr. RUPERT takes grea, pleasure in iSforming
his many friends and the public generally, that he
Germany, the largest and handsomest stock OF
FANCY AND wORsTED GOODS,
CRYSTAL AND ALABAsTER ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, &c, &C.,
that has been introduced in this section OF the
country. These goods have been selected in Paris.
Vienna, Bohemia, switzerland, and other places On
the Continent of Europe, and are OF the most ap-
low prices can be had in New York other cities,
IN eonsseanenee oil having purchased direct from the
EMBROIDERED CHAIR AND SOFA COVERS,
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
on VELVET, CLOTH AND CANVASS.
KNITTED LADIES' AND INFANTS HOODS,
KNITTED AFGHANs, ALL SIZES
BOHEMIAN VASES AND ORNAMENTS,
MCSICAL BONES,
OPERA GLASSES In PEARL AND IVORY,
MUSICAL CIGAR STANDS,
FRENCH PERFUMIRY OF ALL KINDS,
P0R7EMOyNiIES,
CARD CASES, WORK B0IES,
WHITING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES.
BASKET AND RORK STANDS.
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MASKS OF ALL KINDS AND CHARACTERS,
ROCK SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
PRoPELLERs AND sLEIGHS,
WAGONS AND wHEELBARROws.
In order to give my customers increased facilities
in their examination Of my large stock of goods,
coKyeniences, and at several Thousand dollars ex-
pense the second story of my establishment into a
store room. The new room is entered by way OF an
open stairway leading from the store room in the
first story.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs ard store
keepers who are dealing In these goods would do
well to examine my stock. Being the only i'm porter
Of Fancy Goods In this city, can afford to sell them
at the lowe st possible price.
Those who wish TO avoid the large crowd usually
atteIdant At the near approach Of the Holidays
should make their selections early, SO - to avoid
the rush. de 9Sw
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HOLIDAYS FOR TIE PUBLIC Schools Ia
there Is some misundeTxtanding 49,, a.. Is
rule OF the Board OF Trustees fling the time ~
the Christmas holidays, we are requested Nv
one Of the trustees TO state that he h.s .o ~
sulted q majority OF the board. ana tbav
authorize the statement that the schools rio.ss
at o'clock, Thursday, December ~ and onsp
again a. . O'Clock, Wednesday, January 4.
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TICKETS for the amateur performance Of
rloWtow's Opera Of "Msrtbs." at Walls Opera
bouse tonight, can be had at the box of the
the alter tonight. Several new lectures will be
introduced in the Fair scene. and the amateur
members OF tie Orchestral Union have deferred
uer Friday evening rehearsal so as to appear
tonight.
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs-From Shillington and
from John q. Parker, we have The G1lary,
Sc7irners' Monthly. Harpers Hagazine and Demo
rest's Mirror Of Fdhions, all for January.
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Christmas Supplies.
ELPHONzo YOUNGs
GROCER AND "T- MERCHANT,
SONIC TEMPLE,
SISrH AND STREETS.
HALF TON NEW FIGS,
QUARTER TON SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS.
DO. do. NEW wALNUTs,
Do. do. NEW PEoANs, large,
Do. do. FILBERTs,
THREE BARRELS SWEPT ORANGES,
EIGHT BARRELS CRANBERhIEs,
ONE TON MINCK MEAT,
ONE TON GOSHEN BUTTER,
ONE CAR LOAD or THE CHOICEST APPLE
ClDER ENEk BROUGHT To THIS CITY,
WHOLESALE or RErAIL ALLOW PRICES.
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THOMAS GALLAGHER who conducted the
restaurant business for years here, and was
identified with the Interests OF the fire depart
ment, died, on Wednesday morning last, at his
residence on Massachusetts, avenue, between LIST
shd North Capitol streets. HIS remains were
en IN charge by Mr.. j. W. Plant, under
GUer, who had them conveyed last night to
thgton, Del, where they will be met his
INNING by delegations from the Philadelphia
, I'ehsn, and the funeral takes place al VIII
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TIRE BRICKLAYKRs' UNION last evening
elected the following officers: w. X. Plowmsn.
president; George Longdon, vice president; NJ.
j. Quigley, recording secretary; b. +. Oiiphant,
financial secretary; j. ID. Bontz, corresponding
secretary; j. j. Joyce, treasurer; Andrew Fer
yuson, sergeant alarms; David Lewis, delegate
10 the y. C. Ii.
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REBUILDING TIE LONG BRIDGE.-The work
of rebuilding the Long Bridge by the Balti-
r,,,, 49,. $3.50. Railroad Company seems 10
be progressing rather slowly. The foundation
TO the abutment wall on the south end has
nearly been completed, and a portion OF the
north wall for the causeway has been rebuilt.
The weather being so cold retards the labor
very much Another difficulty see ms 10 be in
SssoY's having 10 wait FOR H. THs sto,es ~. iH
squared and numbered in the quarry and when
il arrives the work OF setting Is accomplished
NeTN quickly. Good hands are rather scarce, in
cOnseq ueDce OF the great demand for labor on
other works about the city. Yesterday a scow-
load OF stone sunk just at the end of the cause
way on the south side, in deep water. and will
have 10 be raised before others can land.
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Masonic ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lodge No.
IL, +. A. A. NJ at their annual meeting last
ensuing year ID. 5. Jones. w. n; y. N. Mar
sLan, 3. W.; j. s. Mccoy, j. W.; X. j. Blake
iock, Secretary; j. I. Glenn ents, Treasurer; L.
Stoddard, Tyler.
Warrington Centennial Lodge, No. IA, F. A.
A NJ, last ight elected the following OF GERS
10 serve the ensuing year Thomas A. Gaddis
w Nj n. h. Lein, 5. W.; David Schleiner, j.
w Thomas Thompson, Secretary; A. Craig.
Tyler.
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NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE.
GREAT SALE
UN r ED EEMED PLEDGES
ROBERT FULTON 4 CO.,
314 NINTH STREET.
BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET,
Commencing
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Sd,
And continuing EvEBY DAY
gntil all our UNREDEEMHD PLEDGES are
disposed Of.
We have the largest and most valuable stock Of
goods eycr offered for sale in this city.
Two valuable Diamond Sets,
One very fine Pearl Set, Ditto one Coral Set,
And II very hns Gold Sets, IS fine Gold Watches,
100 Silver Watches, and 80 Gold Chains,
Musical and Mechanical Instruments and
Oil Paintings, Guns and Pistols,
Five Pianos, Four Sewing Machines.
Six sets nne Mink furs, nix Fine Shawls,
Sixteen fine Silk Dresses, 90 Hew Shirts
and Drawers, and other articles of every dsscrip.
ton too numerous to mention. which We will sell to
PAY ADvANCEo. dea.tf
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CHILDRKN's HosPITAL.-A meeting Of the
directors of the above institution elected at the
meeting OF corporators on the evening OF the
sth inst, was held at DIR. JOhnstonis ofhce last
evening for the purpose OF organization, SC.
The following OFF GERS were chosen: j. C. ken
Bedy, president; A. T.. Perry, vice president; s.
X. Kaunmann. secretary; f. b. Mcclure. trea-
furer; =. b. Mcclure, N. w. Gait, 8. v. Niles
A y. Zeyely. and j. Ii. Bradley, Jr., finance
committee The board then proceeded to adopt
. code Of bylaws, but before completing th ut
work an adjournment was had until tomorrow
evening at o clock, a. the same place.
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Nj. r.. CHURCH- Washington District-Rey.
james A. McCauley, ID. G., Presiding Elder,
has just closed his ysiations for the third quar-
ter Of this Conference year. The District en-
braces all the Methodist Episcopal churches of
the National Metropolis, ST. Mary's st. Charles
Pleasant Grove. Sandy Springs, Laurel, Elk
ridge and Rockville-sixty churches, valued
az SO 600, and eleven parsonages, at S45. 800.
HE membership IL 5,i0o, besides the CONVEX
ssons OF the camp meeting and autumn seasons
which add At least 200 10 the number The cur
rent year Is shown to have been remarkable for
prosperity in every department.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
[e7'Ns $500 pen. 0nau2,,. a, o5,,nmce.
southern Items.

"A colored woman, known os mA
ME-" died in Nashville on SUNDAY ., ,Ss -
vanced age of 11O years. ~ 'Ae 'A-
The people of Austin, Texas, are .u,,sr
ing for rain. The cisterns are empty. and ~.
fluid which inebriates not is becoming foo
scarce to be comfortable.
One of the proprietors of the Henderso,
(Ky.) Reporter received check the other
day by mail for s215.25, in payment Of a debt
contracted twenty-seven years ago. ~
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, now
in the seventy-seventh year of its organiza-
ton, will soon resume its military status.
Since the close of the war il has been keptns
as social organization now it will be uni
formed. put in commission again, and armed.
The remains of Captain Heller, of the
United States Army, who was sent to Milan
county, Texas, last summer to make some in
vestigations, and was supposed to be killed
near Bryant Station in that county, were
found on Elm Creek, below Cameron, on Sat-
urday, the 26th ult. They were identified by
the military dress, saddle, &c.
AHc oiu Wnitc odh Tree al freW1tt'S KNOB,
Ky, under whose spreading branches hun
dreds OF political speeches have been made,
was torn up by its roots during the late fearful
storm, and blown fifty yards. In the good old
days this venerable oak was the rallying place
OF Wing and Democrat, and many a sharp
discussion between the opposing party leaders,
and many bloody fight, have taken place up
on the hillside which it shaded.
IAN association in New Orleans has adopt
ed resolutions declaring that the conduct Of
some of its members, "who took it upon them
selves" to introduce the colored Lieutenant
Governor of Louisiana at a recent ball given
by them, was "a crime against the association,
gross violation of deceDcy, and a malicious
and unwarranted act" And they closed up
with declaration that these members of the
association "be forever expelled"
"A number of the principal mail and stage
contractors held meeting in Frankfort, last
Thursday, and organized themselves into
Kentucky Stage Company" for the purpose
of stocking and running the most important
routes in the State the next four years. The
company is composed of men of wealth and
long years of experience in such matters, and
it is their intention to supply the various
roads throughout the State with new and bet
ter coaches.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
Theory versus Practice.

Once upon a time Mrs. II. B. Stowe lived
in Brunswick, and one morning she told the
commissary of her household that she wished
him to call earlier than usual the next day
and bring something very nice in the me at
line, as the Beecher family were to dine with
her. Well, the day came, and so did the
man, armed and equipped with various kinds
of meat, and among the rest basket of fowl.
Mrs. Stowe came out, examined the stock,
and finally decided she would have dozen
chickens for dinner and requested the dealer
to select them. He replied that he knew
could do ANYTHING in large meats. "Well.n
said Mrs. S., "my sister Kate has written
a cook book in which are directions for
choosing chickens, so can do it myself" So,
into the house she went, consulted her book,
and proceeded to choose her chickens ala
sister Kate's domestic Cookery" The deal
er stood by, .foully laughing in his sleeve at
this fo,ol proceeding. The bipeds picked
were all old ones.
The next day the man called as usual for
his orders. Mrs. Stowe surveyed him mo-
ment, then burst out with, "Didn't we sweat
over those chickens ?' 81 thought INV sister
Kate knew something, but she doesn't, She
went on in graphic Beecher style describing
their attempts to eat those chickens. Henry
Ward had taken off his coat and attempted
to carve them, jocosely inquiring if Maine had
breed of India rubber chickens. He worked
SO vigorously that one old biddy flew out of
the platter and nearly out of the window.
AS might be expected, Mrs. Stowe had a
large quantity of chicken and fxins' left, and
when the man inquired what she would have
that day, she quietly pointed to large pot
over the fire, saying "Ourpeople have all gone
four miles down to the bay to launching,
and had to stay at home to keep the pot
boiling, SO poor old father Lyman Beecher)
can eat some of those splendid chickens, Sc
lantad according to the book.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18

A T Sea 30 miles s. /

"A new seine boat.
The owner can have the same bv proving prop
erty and paying charges Enquire of
sep2lw6m l.. DANA g SON, Central Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18

mcfarland is visited, on an average, BY
sis sympathizing women daily, most of whom
are utter strangers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18

Burglars broke into the office of Bur-
roughs & Bartlett's cotton mill at North Ok
ford Mass. Tuesday night, and blew up one of
Lille largest double-doored safes. Wedges
were driven over the doors of the safe and
gun cotton or nitro-glycerine used. One door
was blown from its hinges and the other was
thrown against the side of the room, making
hole through the building. The office win
dows were all shattered and the door burst
open by the explosion. The noise was heard
by the neghbors, who supposed the ice was
clacking on the pond, but escaped the notice
ofthe watchman in the min. The burglars
probably expected to secure the money in.
tended for the months pay of the operatives
but only about twenty dollars were in the
SAFE. t
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
II. Il. .JENKS.
General Agent for Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont,
FLUENT BLOCK,
Cor. Congress and Exchange SITS.
~Agents Wanted. mr5eodtf
RELIABLE ms URANCE
At Low Price.

To the Baasimess Men Of PortsaRd and Victnity:
We wish to call the attention of all who desire to
effect INSURANCE to the standing and stability OF
the FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, of PHILADELPHIA. We as Agents for MAINE
are prepared to take risks in this OLD and RELI-
ABLE Co. at as LOW RATES as any Company
of as GOOD RECORD CAN OR WILL DO.
Its present financial condition, and its prompt and
honorable dealings in the past. commend it to the
attention of the insuring public.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
Lost 7

NEAR Fling's Wool Shop on Grove St in Port.
~ land, new kersey horse blanket. The finde1
Viii be suitably rewarded by leaving the same al
Streets. marl2.d3t
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
Mrs. JONES.

ENEMALEPHYSICIANa and midwife, attends 10 all
Il diseases incident to women and cbildren An
exrerience OF nearly twenty years Pat;en;. nan
be accommodated with board. Office and resdenca
at No. G Chestnut st. mrl6Im
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
LO 8 II.

DROPPED on the north side of Gait Wharf, be-
~ tween the lower part OF the shed and CONNER
c,al st. an old Wallet containing $3.50, and receip
from Odd Fellows Association for $1.00. The finder
shall be rewarded literally by leaving it at the Press
Office. mr9dtf Il. ~. CHoAIE'
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
Commission of Insolvency.
Notice of Foreclosure.

To Martha Jane Davis, formerly Of Portland Maiue.
moso residing out Of this State.
FI'HE mortgage OF the stock of merchandise given
l. TO us by you, dated November 18th. 1868. and
recorded in the City Registry OF said Portland Book
IA Page and the note secured thereby are still
unpaid: and you are hereby notified of ,r intention
to forecose said mortgage for the reason that the
condition thereof has been broken
Portland, Feb %, 1870. feb24 1aw3w
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18
1860 l1K'z!1el K'zl!1EelYJ Sl1lII 1lIeee! sEe MAeH@!Ee Ae@e

COR FAMILY USE. Simple. cbean. reliable
Il Knits everything Agents wanted. Circular
and sample stocking free. Address HINKLEy KNIT
TING MACHINE Co., bath, Me. Oc29-d1