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Ln Cantatricc.
By day at a high OAK desk ! stand,
And trace in ledger line by line;
s,l. 4. xltn1yp h1nI

By day at high OAK desk stand,
And trace in ledger line by line;
But at five O'clock yOn dlaPS hanu
Opens the cage wherein pine;
And as family the stroke from the befry peals.
Down through the thunder OF hoofs anu Wheels
wonder if ever monarch feels
Such royal Joy as mine?
Beatrice is dressed and her carriage waits;
know she has heard that signal-chimc,
And my strong heart leaps and palpltates,
As lightly the winding stair climb
To her fragrant room where the winters gloom
Is changed by the hcliotropc's perfume,
To loves own summer prime.
She meets me there so strangely fair
That nly sou aches with q happy pain;
pressure, a ouch OF her true lips, such
As seraph might give and take again;
A hurried whisper "Adieu adieu
They wait for me while stay for You .'
And parting smile Of her blue eyes through
The glimmering carriage pane.
Then thoughts OF the past came crowdins last
On a blisSful track OF love and signs;
On, well coiled, and these poor hands soiled:
That her song might bloom in Italian SKIES
The pains and fears OF those lonely years,
The nights Of longing and hope and tears
Her hearts sweet debt, and the long arrears
OF love in those faithful eyes!
on, night be friendly to her and me!
To box and pit and gallery swarm
The expected throng-I am there to see;
And now she Is bending her radiant form
70 the clapping crowd; an thrilled and proud
Ny dim eyes look through misty cloud,
And my joy mounts up on the plaudits loud
Like sea-bird ON a storm!
She has waved her hand; the tumultuous rush
or applause sinks down; and silvery
Her voice glides forth on the qurcring hush,
Like the white-robed moon OH the tremulou5 sea
And wherever her shining influence calls,
I swing on the biow that swellS ana Tails,
know no more TIL the very walls
Seem shouting with jubilee:
Oh, little she cares for the fop who airs
His gloves and glass; or the gay array.
or fans and perfumes of jewels and pluinesa
Where wealth and pleasure have met 20 pay
Their nightly homage to her sweet song;
But over the bravos clear and strong.
Over all the Haunting and nuttering throng,
She smiles my soul away
Why ar. happy why am proud?
oh, c., !. 1t be true she is all my own9
make my way through the ignorant crowd;
know, know where my love ha.h flown
Again VIC meet; am here at her feet,
And with kindling kisses and promises sweet,
Her glowing, victorious lips repeat
That they sing for me alone!
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKET

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, January Is Noon. - Consols 92H.
Bonds SIX.
LIVERPOOL, January 15-Noon-Cotton opens
buoyant; uplands llHd; Orleans llXd; sales
$1,000 bales.
Eyening.-Cotton frmer; uplands 1l1Sd; Or
leans llxd; sales $1,000 bales; for export and
speculation 5000 bales.
PARIS. January l5,-Bourse opened quiet. Rcntes
3sft6o.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 15-Noon.-Stocks unset
tied Money easy. Sixty.twos 1875. Cold 2les.
Evening-Bank statement remarkably strong
Money easy at SAT; general rates per cent
Sterling firm at sAas. Governments lower, clos.
ing steady; sixty-twos 15Kal5A. State bends
firm. Stocks unsettled and generally bu!lish.
Cotton shade lrmer; sales 5000 bales at o51Sc.
Flour more active and without decided change;
supcrfne State 81 l0a4 IS; common to choice ex-
ira s5a54o. Wheat opened heavy and closed q
shade frmer at 81 23al 25k for winter red. Corn
heavy; new Southern escas7. Whlskcy heavy at
s9cas1. Pork q shade frazer; new mess s27 5oa2s
Lard steady and quiet; kettle rendered 17Sa
17Ac Naval stores quiet.
BALTIMORE, January 15.-Cotton quiet at Csc
Flour dull. Wheat steady and unchanged. White
corn $1al o2; receipts small. Oats 54a57c. Pro-
visions unchanged. Whiskey 81.
WILMINGTON, January l5.-Spirits turpentine
dull. Rosin dull; No 2, 81 90. Crude turpentIre
steady at 81 e5a2 so. Tar steady at 81 s.. Cot
ton quiet at 23a2SXc.
AUGUSTA, January 15.-Cotton opened with
good demand at 23Hc for middling; closed &C
tive at 23,sa2SAc; sales 427 bales; receipts 5lo
bales.
SAvASNAu, January 15.-Cotton, receipts e4se
bales; exports s9s bales; sales l4oo bales; mid
ding o4Nc; market active.
NEW ORLEANS January l5-Cotton quiet and
Arm at o4<a2i3ic; sales 51oo bales receipts TO- 4s6
bales; exports, 42Ss bales to Liverpool; 1917 bales
Havre; 262 bales Barcelona; 1923 bales Genoa 2lGo
bales Amsterdam; 2oSc bales coastwise. Sugar
prime ll14al2ac. Molasses, prime 67a6oc. whIs.
key socasl 05. Coffee firm and unchanged.
Gold 81. Sterling 3l4. New York sight q dis
count.
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Drn Goo0s, &r.
DRY GOODS INE,

DRY GOODS LINE,
And would advise our customers, and the public
in general, not to miss this opportunity.
| $50 pieces large and heavy Bed Comforts, only
| So.
80 pieces Fancy Patterns 194 Bed Quilts, only S.,
worth SIS.
so pair fine All-wool 1914 White Blankets at
Sc so, worth $S.
8 pieces All.wool "A White Shaker Flannel, only
65 cents worth so cents.
90 dozen Ladies' latest style Hoop Skirts only
40 cents, worth 60 cents
2pleces Black Beaver Cloth suitable for Ladies'
Sacks and mems wear, only 81, worth s3
case A Longcloth only l2h cents.
cases IA Longcloth, fine quality, only Is cents
worth 1s cents
An assortment OF different Collars.
Fine Silks, % inches, SO per yard, worth 81 so;
never been offered as cheap before.
great variety of the latest styles Of Collars
and Culrs
Cheapest and best assortment Of Ladies' and
Mems English Hosiery In town.
Especial pleasure In showing goods,
Convince YOURSELF and call ut
FURCHG.JrT BRO,
No. 437 hING STREET, No. 437
Corner Calhoun street.
MA special Department for Boots, Shoes
Hats and Trunks dec2l
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BosroN-Per scnr E Z Rayfnond-994 bales cot; a:
toni hale wool bale paper, 457 loose hides, iSss
casks clay, ssS bbls rosn Is tons iron and metals,
2e tierces rice. -,
baTs sea island cotton, SAL bales upland cotton,
% tierces rice, So bales domestics and yarns, u
bags peanuts, 65 packages oranges, IS packages
sundries.
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yviIminstc,, Market

WILMINGTON. January 15.-Prices unchanged
Sales Of 800 barrels ct 81 SO for soft, and 81 Gj 70
shar.l, per $50 pounds.
SPLITS TURPENTISE-No sales reported.
R.isIN-Sales oI $40 barrels at 81 80 for strained
delivered, anu 200 barrels ut 81 90 for low No. I.
T,K-l4J barrels sold at 81 IS per barrel.
G ,rroN-Saics VI "a bales, as follows: at %
25 at % at % &c and 10 II 23Hc. Market du
Tor lo~ergradcs, aud the fner qualities are l.
moderate request.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports,
Exports.

CARDENAs-Per brig Croton-54 hnds sugar, 1o'
hhds moasses, 100 bbls molasses, to WP Hall.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS. January 15.-Our market was quiet;
demand principally for low middlings and above;
sales BOG bales az the following figures Ordinary
2Neo,sc; good ordinary 2la2lhe; low m:a1!!Iag
sales OF The week i4ss hs.ls; 42u bales reported for
Northern sp,nners, SIS on European orders, and
SOB for Northern Spcculators. Weeks receipts
1867 bales, against 1889 bales the previous one,
and 2Ol7 the corresponding week OF last season;
shipments l1S0 bales; e23 by Southwestern Rail
roal. AZ for home consumption, 22l to New York
via Opc!Ha and Charleston.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September i, 1859. l25
Received past week. ,667
Received previously. AZ, ,24s-51, ,l12
Total. ....................... 5l,237
Shipped past week.. l,lS9
Shipped previously. sl4-S5, ,1oS
Stock on hand January Il, 1SIo..... 1874
On The week the stock has increased SIS bales
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Interior Cotton Markets.
ANDERSON, January 12.-Cotton market lively
to-day at q to 25.
SELMA, January 14.-OGcrings light. Sales OF
about 100 bales at 231s for middlinss.
MONTGOMERY, January l4.-The market is
steady at o2H for low middlings. Demand fair;
offerings light.
ORANGEBURG, January 14.-Sales during the
week bales We quote: Ordinary 21, low mid.
ding -, middlinS 22ifc.
ATLANTA. January 1.-THE market closed ae-
tive AT 22k cents for mitldlings; y for low mid
dngs: ~ for good ordinary.
MACON, January H.-Rcceipls to-day 1886 bales;
saics SIG; shipped 4Si. The market was firm and
rather active to-day and prices advanced frac-
ti1n. II closed this evening with good demand
at 23 cents for tile best.
COLUMBIA, January 15.-The supply OF cotton
offering for the past few weeks has been limited;
but the article appears now to be coming in more
freely. About 3l5 bales were disposed Of during
this week. at the following prices: l at IS; 7 at
20; al 81; IL at 22H 50 at 22E; u at %; lug at
23n; II at 23E; 0 ut 23}ac.
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Iteceipts by Railroad, January 10.
SOUTH CAROL1NA RAILROAD.

s36 bales cotton, 81 bales domestics, 1873 bbls
nour, 13O casks clay, cars stock. To Railroad
Agent. Mowry co. Pczcr, Rodgers 4 CO, Wage
ner. Stewart & co, Ieeder 4 Davis. Frost & All.
ger. Downing x co, A Salinas, Gracser j. Smith,
w Williams co, Thurston Holmes, ] X Prln-
gle < Son. l. DeSaussure W w smith, w B Will
aIns Son, Il Sharp. Kirkpatrick Witte,
f Sloan. Watson 4 Ilill " Courtney & CO. vii.
lis & Chisoln, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
100 bales upland cotton, IL bags sea Island cot.
ton, 362 bDS naval stores, 1G6 bushels rice, lunl.
Der, wood, mGSe. &c. To Miss & co, G w Will
lan,s & co. Johnston, Crews & CO. Hachmann &
co, Editor Of Rural Carolinian. II BischOir Il CO, w
Ryan, Reeler 4 Davis. a QUaGkenbush, Frost
Il AdSer GIbheS co, w NJ Bird 4 co. S ID StOney,
Klnsman Howell. J Marshall, Jr, OsiendOrr X
CO, Street Bros, I e Snowdcn, Howard K Bro, j A
Pritchard, Hopkins, Z DirckhUlr, Caldwell Son.
Brodie Il co, s Il Marshall. CEiphUrn, Herring i
co, Prnglc & son. rrlXCr, Rodgers ,G co. a Sa-
linas, Walter 4 co, F. AdEer < CO. Thursiun &
Holmes, Dukes Co, ShackelIOrtl Kelly, II Il
w Devices. Moore. a Won Do'!cn, J NAL
loDes, y Z E5augh, and J L Mathews.
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SCHEDULE FOR KoNTH OF JANUARY.
The Steamer EMILE, Captain P. c. = ..cEsA
Lewis, will run as follows, leaving
Charleston every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
ING and Georgetown every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
uRDAY MORNING, at 9 O'Clock:
LEAVE CHARLESTON LEAVE GTc,crsro,vr
MONDAY, January II. WEDE ,y JannoTv 10
iI inUkspA1, oahu"iv -. SATURDAY, January %.
MoNpAi .anuary ~. "WEDNESDAY, January &c.
THURSDAY, JannIry q. SATURDAY, January 2e.
MONDAY, J..nuary 81.
Freight and Wharfage must be prepaid.
No Freight will be received after sunset.
Steamer leaves Charleston from Commercial
Wharf.
Freight will be received on the days previous to
sailing.
For engagements. Apply to
SIIACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents,
janl2 Boyce's Wharf
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New. York Rice Market.

rhe Journal OF Commerce of Friday. 1itll, says
There is q tribe more steadiness in the market
The receipts are small, and the dealers Ihanlles,
more disposition TO purchase. We Guote 61Sa
I?sc Sales 100 ticrccs.
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STOCK on manu-. ............'....'...'. - o,o@o
FLoUR.-We note q brisk market, with large
sales to the local trade. We quote at 81 15a7 for
superS to fancy.
CoEN.-Large quantities continue to arrive by
river, and prices are weakening. Shipments 10.
day OF 1900 bushels at e5aa7Ec, and 500 at 81, all
sacked and delivered in depot
OATS.-We quote at 7oc sacked and delivered in
denot,
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This medicine Is known to the faculty as being
the concentrated fluid extract OF Sarsapara
united with Carbolic Acid, and is guaranteed as
chemically pure.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH
WILMINGTON, January 15.-Arrivcd, steamship
Wp clyde, New York. Cleared, Pioneer Phi!a-
SAyASSAu, January 15.-Arrived, ship onon:
daga, Tencrltfc; barks Grace, Cardr; hbble n
Franklin, Philadelphia County OF Pictou, Glas'
gov; schrs Brown, Havana; Wino-a and
Fred Dunbar, Baltimore. Cleared, steamships
Tonawanda, Philadelphia; San Salvador and
Montgomery, New York; America, Baltimore
ship II S Sanford and Dark Onward, Liverpool.
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Nashville Market. /.

NASHVILLE, January 13-CoTToN.-The mar,
ket to-day was unchanged in tone and price. We
quote: Ordinary 2oa2l; good ordinary q; low mid
dino noNr
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MEMORANDA.

GEORGETOWN, January 14-Cleared, January 0,
brig Charles Wesley Griffin, Searsp0rt, Me; 18th,
schrs h COrson, Brewer, Philadelphia; schr
Francis Hatch, Young. Philadelphia; schr L z c
WlsIlart, Mason, New York.
The brig Josie A Devereaux. Clark, from Boston
for Charleston sailed from Naragansett X J.,
january.
The schr Long Reach, Hardell, from George
town, S c. arrived at Barbados December "A.
The schr s N Mount, from Georgetown, S C, ar.
rived at New York January 13
The schr Fred Spofrord Turner, for George.
town, sc, cleared at Savannah January II.
The schr Susan Wright, Mount from George
town, c. arrived at New York January 13.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice anf Nava
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, January Is, 1870.
C0rToN.-The market for this staple opened
with an easier tendency, with slight concessions
In some cases, but with better kilograms the mar.
ket closed with stronger tone and frmcr
feeling; sales near 400 bales viz: at 225: SO at
224; 81 at %; 81 at 231l; 20 at 23S "a at 2a; Sc
at "a; 1s at PAX; 10 at 241sc;o on private terms.
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ......o2Rg237s
Low middlinS. S............'.:. .s3s4 gS3S
Niddling.::: ........ .s4S@A1a
strict mluuunS .............. ...E1Sg-
R1cE.-The business in this grain was limited
at steady rates. Sales about go tierces of clean
Carolina, say ss tierces at s. IL at exc q ID. We
suote common TO fair clean Carolina at 5;sa6]s:
gsod exc 2 ib.
NAVAL SroREs.-The business under this head
was unlmportant.
FREI0uTs-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making at "a 3
fb on uplands and 1t4d on sea Islands; by
sail, 5-16@Hd . fb on uplands, and 'zaSd q ID
on sea islands. To Hayre, by steam, no,ni-
nal; by sail, no ninal at &c on uplands
and Ike on sea islands. Coastwisc to
New York, by steam, nc q ID on uplands
and 1c on sea Islands; by sail, &c q ID on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, x
@XcT 10 on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
xc p ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
mal. To Baltimore, by steam, h@tsc q b on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANGE.-Sterling 60 days bills 13osal3o2ii.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight checks ut H@k or and sell at par; outside,
they purchase at h@k of, and sell at %@h or.
Money stringent at TX per cent. per month.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Stock on hand January IA. 1SI0......
On The week the stock has increased SIS b
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Good Brick House fer sale

FOF Sale.
4 HOUSE and lot OF land. situated in the rear of
"A Cove street, Washington street. Said
house is nearly new, and will be sold very low if
applied Tor Immediately, my1S,2w
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summer A arrangement
DAILY Trip. BY sTEAuEn

Is, The Steamer ORIENTAL, having
fSa been thoroughly refit ed and great *
improved, will commence her Teonay
trips on the lakes. between lsnrrs.
Dnu SsiandaAh, on MONDAY, MAY 3Gtb 1870
leaving harrison dsily Sundays excepted AT q IN
=. M, No brid2ton at 6.45 A NJ Bridgfon at TX
Naples at Isl arriving at Standish at 10 90 M
where connection will be made with Sreeial Train
on the r0r land and Rochester r. r., arriving in
Portland at 1.50 P. NJ.
. a daily line OF Stages from No. Waterford Wafer
fora aud SO, Water ford, will connect with the
Steamer at No Bridgton Wv
daily liae OF Stages from Lowell and Sweden
Wi! connect wi b the Steamer at Bridglon.
A daily line OF Stages ON Bridgton to Fryeburg
WI De run In connection with the Steamer and
having taken especial care to procure for this line
excellent Horses and Coaches, we would 1esnect'
July recommend this to the travelling public as
one OF the quickest safest and pleasant 1O, tes
from Portland and Boston, to Fry ebury Conwa "
and the White Mountains.
Rel URNING: Passeng gers for Naples BrIdoton
y, Bridgton, Waterford HarJis on Lowell Sweden
PryeDnIs, Conway and The Mountains will leave
Iortahd nalIy. at the Portland AMI Rochester L. H.
Gepot at 10 A. M, connecting at Gorbam with
Stages Tor Steamers. landing at Standish which will
leave Standsh at 1890 A. M, arriving at Nanes at
az;3n p. NJ Bri1gton at 1.30 P. NJ. No. Bridgton at
z;oo p NJ Harrison at 2.i5 p. NJ, connecting at
81 Idgt0n and No. Brighton, with Stages for all the
difei EN- points above named.
This line has been recently established and opens
u one OF the most beautiful routes in tine
New England states. " NV
us conn ctions run through the most fourjsbinp
towns in the western portion of the Stale Will. he
scenery to be enjoyed viii crossing The lakes ond
IN winding through the intervening rivers ;s str,t
1nely beautiful and picturesque.
BRIDGTON, MAY 10, 1870. mv24tf
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, aud all the principal points
West. South aud South Wet

For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, WASH
lngton, aud all the principal points
West, South ard South West,
Via Tauuton, Fail River and Newpert.
Cabin, $500; Deck $500 Baggage checked
through anu transferred IN tree OF charge.
New York trains leave the Old Colony and New
port Railway Depot, corner OF South and Kneeiand
streets daily, Sundays excepted as follows az a 80
NJ arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance of
the regular Steamboat Train, which leavef Boston
at 10 r. M, connecting at Fall River with the
new and magnificent steamers PRovIDfN NEE Capt
B. nj. simmons BRISTOL, Capt A, Simmons
boats on the Sound built expressly Tor speed safety
and comfort. This line connects with all the South
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
Wesi ana South, and convenient to the California
Steamers -.
'"ro shippers OF Freighi.o this Line with
Its new and extensive depht accommodations in I3os-
ton, and laree pier in New York. Exclusively tor the
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass q. Freight always taken at low rates and for
walded with dispatch.
New York Express Train leaves Boston Mt l3O
M; goods arrive In New York next morning about 6
M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at 9.45 A M.
For tickets, berths and staterooms apply at the
cOmpany's office at No 8 Old State House. corner OF
Washington and State streets and at Old Colony and
Newport Railroad Depot, corner OF South and Knee
land streets, Boston. -I--.T
steamers leave New York daily, SUNDAYS excep.
ed) IRON Pser 30 worth River, loot OF Chamber
st, at 500 r M.
GEO. SuIvEEICK, Passenger and Freight Agent
JAMES FISK, JR., Pi esklent
NJ. r. SIMONS, Managing Director Narragansett
steamship Co.
Nov5 d1yr
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Portland & Kennebec r. Z


summer Arrangements. May. -, 1870.
CFssEsg===l Passenger ira ms leave Portland daily
sEx@Srx tor Bath, Lewiston and Augusta at 10
A. NJ, 5.15 NJ.
Leave tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, Wateryille.
SkOwhegan ana Bangor, at 12.45 NJ.
Morning tain IRON Augusta for Portland and
Boston, leaves at $40 and from Skowheg IN, at 900
A.
Afternoon Express from Augusta for Portland and
Boston leaves AT Is.
TRAINS FROM BOSTON:
The Morning train leaving Boston at 20 NJ,
from Boston a. Maine or Eastern Railroad Depots,
connects at Portland with the 1915 p NJ train for
all stations on this line, connecting at Brunswick
with ADdrOscoggin Railroad Tor Lewiston, Farming
ton and stage lins to Rangeiey lake; at Kendals
Mills with Maine Central Railroad for Pittsfield,
Newport, Dexter and Bangor.
The Noon train leaving Boston at 1900 NJ con
meets will the 5.l5 r NJ train at Portland for Lew
isiOn, Bath aud Augusta.
Passengers eaving Boston on the On or & M
O'Clock NJ trains Tor Portland, arriving same even
ing, can on the following morning take n passenger
train leaving the Portland & ennebec Depot at I 10
NJ tor Bath, Lewiston, &C., arriving at Augusta
at 10 on An
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston Daily at 90 P NJ, for all Stations on
this line. arriving earlier thin by an other line
W These Trains are supplied with Refrigerator
Cars, which enables dealers ia Fresh Meats, Vegeta-
bes, Fruit, &C., 10 have tn ir Freight delivered IN
good order in TIE hottest OF weather.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Connect at Bath tor Wiscasset, Dsmariscotta War
rem, Wa'dDDoro', ThOmaston aud Rocklanu, daily
Gardiner tor Alma, Newcastle, &c. Augusta fol
and North Vassalboro' and China. Kendall's Mills
for UNITY; fishon's Ferry for Canaan. Skowhegan
tor Noriidgewock North AnsOn, New Portland So
Ion, athens and Harmon. daily. For Bridgton,
The Forks AMI MoOsenead Lake, Tri- Weekly.
Augusta, May IS, 1870. ma, 23tf
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
4 ,iisel y Far M of over 60 acres divided H.
I'D Iii E2exA 10 moving, tillage and woodland
q IIl3SIHAM be utItuilJ stua ed ON the banks
.l.:sAs@4.sa OF the SacO River about Is miles
from Portland Oh The line Of the Portland a. Roch-
ester X. r., within Is minutes walk Il. r. station
cburch aud school house. Railroad ommuni. alton
with Portland forenoon and ate noon. splendid
fruit gaTden containing apple, pear and plum Trees
grapes, gooseberries, &C. The house e IL story is
in nertsea-repair, eontaing parlor, sitting room,
dining room. Kitchen, and eight sleeping rooms,
good cellar brick cisterp, lard and soft water in
XII chen. Good Barn and Carriage House on the
premises This desirable property is now offered at
the low figure OF 5000. IeIms easy. We can give
one desrOus OF good farm great bargain.
Apply to GEO. X. DAVIS s. Co..
my6d3x Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers'
M ONkY TO LOAN.-ln sums OF One Hundred
1s1 Dollars to len Thousand, on first class secur-
icy. GEO. X. DAVIS s. CO.
my6d3w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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Proposals for Il'On- York,
For Stairs and RaiIings i'm Unit,d States
CustOni- House and UnsIed ~uu,es
Conrt IsOuse Esmiidipgs, at
Portland, Nae,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut the Office
OF the under> iened until IL o'clock NJ, ON Friday
he third day of June next Tor furnishing anu set
ing IN place all the wrought and cast-iron work
buildings, embracing wrought iron beams and
ringers, augle rons, bolts, and ornamental string
er-screens OF cast iron.
ALSO, all the Ornamental ratings brackets, bolts
anchors stays, etc., required TOR balconies at the
Custom House.
ined at the office OF the Superintendent, or cnrues
thereof will upon application be luInlshed to plites
desiring to make proposals, together with specIca-
bond.
ALL PROPOSALS viii be endorsed .sBids for IRON
Work. and will be address d to James n, Coch .
rane. superintendent OF Construction u. S. Gus
tom House, etc., Portland, Name.
JAMES I'll. COCHEANE, Superintendent.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-26
FOR SALE

For RmMa ediate Sale.
FftHE double tenement House situated ON Bram-
hall ST. (near the Arsenal) will be sold at bar
gain il applied Tor once. The lot OF land contain
about 5000 IT. Mas. ELLEN l.. FERNALD.
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