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For SALE.

FOR SALE.
MY FARM, Twenty eight miles north of Shreve-
wi port, on the Cypress, containing Four Hundred
Acres, most of which is above overflow There are
twenty acres cleared and under good fence, with
excellent House and other buildings, and for good
water and health is by any in this country
Annlv to D. A. DAVIDSON,
jals 5tw*l Collinsburg, Bossier Parish La.
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f.. y. Leman, on Market Street, has one OF the
finest assortmens of Confectionery and Fruits we have
ever seen in the place 1t is worth visit only to SEE
his establishment. He is also prepared to furnish fol
balls or parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS IN the most re-
,chercae style and on moderate terms. Id24
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FOR SALE.
Milan Street Property near the Levee, on
Long Time.

THAT substantially built, entirely new and repete
i ly furnished Brick Store House, No.
Milan Street.
tits conceded fact that this street is the
pettor of Texas street, and many of the knowing
think it will excel the old thoroughare early the
next season, and its progress is rapid the next
twelve months the past, there will be doubling it,
Terms-One- fourth cash, balance in twelve months.
Call at once on P. II. ROSSON,
jazz d&wtfI No. Milan st.
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B. A. FAHNEsTOCK'S
" e r M I + U G. e.

Why is it that so many children die under the age Of
five years? That large proportion Of children die
under that age, has long been subject of remark and
without satisfactory cause ascertaned tits certain
Also, it is known that exist in the human sys
tenn from its earliest infancy therefore parents espe
cally mothers who constantly with their
children cannot be too observing of the first symptoms
of worms, for surely as they exist. they can be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by the
timely use of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK's VERMIFUGE.
1t perfectly harmless Mercury, being
Purely Vegetable Composition.
And may be administered Win the UTMOST SAFETY
TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm Confections made more for the purpose of
pleasing the palate than of overcoming the disease
have been manufactured all the country, but their
short lease of life is nearly exhausted, and B. A.
Fahnestock's Vermfuge continues to grow in favor
daily
CAUTION.
Should occasion require you to purchase B. A. Fab
nestocks Vermifuge, be particularly careful to see
that the initials B. A. This is the article that has
been so
FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929,
And purchasers must insist having it, if they do not
wish to have an imitation forced upon them.
SCHWARTZ HASLETT,
FORMERLY
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON & CO.,
Sole Projectors,
DBL wly&deod] PITTSBURG, Pa.
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Shreveport Money Market.

Mexican Dollars. l21 @l23
Bank Checks on New York ..............L y prem.
Bank Checks on st. Louis .............15 y prem.
Bank Checks on New Orleans. ........... par.
Commercial Sight on New Orleans. ..... 1T dis
We would remark that one of the banks was yeser
day selling gold at 1928.
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WITHIN ANYBODY,S REACH.
and Eligibly Located Residen ce

H70D 7tEtHC1I'
Comfortable and Eligibly Located Residen ce,
with Furniture, for Sale.
SAID RESIDENCE is at the head of the main thor
- oughfare of this growing city and contains THREE
ROOMS in front building, with back Porch, Dining
Room Pantry and Bed Room; good two-story Kitchen
and upon the premises in addition good and new
underground Cistern. Also wood Cistern, Stable
Buggy shelter, Wood-shed, with all other ouhouses
needed by family; also Force Pump and Hose, ca
pable of exnguishing any ordinary fire. Said lot
back to broad alley, afording an excellent back
trance. The inclosure is good and new.
For terms apply at once to
P. H. ROSSON, Auctioneer,
ja13 d&wtfl No. Milan Street
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sY Liberal advances made on consignments

s9y~ Liberal advances made on consignments
"AVING leased from Messrs. Walsh Boisseau
Ill their Large Warehouse and Cotton Shed
the of Commerce, Milan and Spring streets
have ample room and splendid facilities for storing
cotton and merchandise, which we will do on as lib
eral terms any house in Shreveport.
We tender thanks to our friends for their past
favors and respectfully solicit continuance of their pa
tronage, well as the friends of our predecessors,
Messrs Walsh & Boisseau.
McCUTCHEN l. co.
Referring to the above we return thanks to our
friends who have heretofore favored with their pa
tronage, and retiring from the Receiving and For
wardng business respectfully ask for successors
continuance of that liberal custom extended to US
WALSH & B0ISSEAU.
Shreveport La. October Il. 1869. tt
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ATTENTION!
A SUPERIOR RED RIVER PLANTATION, known
IN the MUTT - PLACE. is for sale. 1t contains
SIX HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES, $50 or 800 of
which is cleared land. Balance heavily timbered I'M
provements comfortable
Terms-One-third CASH. and balance in one and
two years.
Apply without delay to
P. H. ROSSON, Auctioneer,
ja12 d&wtf No. Milan ST., Shreveport La.
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For coughs and colds Dromgoole Co.'S Pectorai
Chronic bronchitis, use Dromgoole Co.'s PICTORIAL.
The best expectorant, Dromguoe & Co.'s Pectorai.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS 4 KENNEDY
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English Female Bitters cures all females
EFF. B. cures cross, Grabbed and fretful wives.
Eff B. cures pale chlorotic girls. s
Mysteries and melancholy cured with E. F. B.
The great uterine tonic English Female Bitters.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS Il KENNEDY.
Pretty, smiling faces impaired by L. F. B.
Pale feeble, and emaciated females use E. F. B.
E. F. B. is the sickly woman's hope
comfort at the turn Of life,'' E. F. b.
Sold in Shreveport La, by HYAhlS hENNED1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

e.vAruir MAY fT-Ccusn Dropping: MBdlns fife; sales 20
bales receipts In bas Brportfo Great Brest Bnaa 3s
bales; stock 56i8 bsles
OmsRLxsros Eat and nominal Mddng 2'c sales
hal a5i bales; stock, 13HB balcs
NoRFoLk May Coon dull Low Ming nominaJ altci re-
$50 bales stock. si hsles
BlLTNoKR dull With sellers than buyers
Mding sales 80 bales; receipts 1870 bales EportTo Great
Br lain, 15J bales stock 2.2t bses
ALvEos i7Coton dnl snd unchanged Good Orinsry,
1871 dle sales 100 bales receipts 7s0 bales eHporto Great Britain
g6s bales; ooastwise los bales stock, 1894 bales -
BosToY May 7Cotoa easieri bddlugs 81 023lc sales oo
bales net receipts So bales coGswe i5j baes total 2O bales
stock, 5000 bales
MoBIE 17-Co,ton dull and tending downward Mddlngs
bales; receipts l14 bales; 10 New-lork, BJl
bales; 10 New Orleans. a. bes stock, IS 200 bales.
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COTTON MARKETs.

Nav OmEaSs MAY i5Co,on very dull quotations given for
kidLDgs; 80 receipts 53 bsles casts Lo
t total SO EIyorsTO Barcelona 20 bales 10 hs'fe
Oh "a t,les. " Boston, as bales STOCK ~ az GsleA
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THE STALL OF TRADE.
nrnlr4H. .r 4rT t"If.

H
t,, Msy t. Noon o open' az y8 FOR money ana ~
ID ~ Lee asul quiet aud steId United states
1902 1905, old Gs; 1901 st enI Oite oJE
20 am Ralwsf 1885, Illinois Central ~.
aat ~ Cotton 0ituel qltt M44Irg JTa1ls
MA -,daiu, Orleans 4-l.. PTa-llo DER Dbl Tor Eastern
IrHe
P,I.- Nav 17-Tle DO re opened frm; Rsa,es T5fr zoe
A>l.lERp h1v l1.-Fe'roi1Bl openel quiet -..
Is> s Ma IT, for money, 49, Tor account s4
American securities quiet. siscAs quiet ,,tr.
L..s.IooL Msy To- Io-en Is shade elseri M-dutg
rt1, qII4L: M4lut Orc s. 1924. Wheat e9s T. Genial
~ fJua White; Has i, sd Winter aud q r No Eel
s. d. Smtreaa Fioa III for Western Canal Con,
81 European. as 81 quarter for tanalan
Bacon o. = cat for S.ou o Ml,s The naiAei Tor arms a-a
FABRIC -i Manchester is quiet. ,..,.-
MAJ >uC-r o. SPOT Is tr'r nut NOT Go'a1! Ls ti'
rpsru % is fnn Calcutta liz % D. hrHtr, az y 1o2 i.
1.-THE B1urss G. "a qIcii fenies. 'sf luc
pa PoRr May l1-Unl lNelwcut5 uOnl opened quiet
ct "a ~ closed quei nj So foI &c issue Of b. ,..i
nv q MAY IL Cotton op cd heAyyi Low Mdllns' sdoat u .
Bxe a. May l-Petroea 7ened ana inn at tAaer p
G,g. rEa NAV l7-Petroeurr openel Eat
10, ,s Ma NC, is closed Al go fo money and s'4 ior
tn. ls6l 81 65 OF, 6 1884, Ss; Ten Forts ~. Soca,
.as Ere Esesy shares lhnos Oenuals l-si Atlantic and
I1y,,p,oi ~ ~ p m-CotCn closed dul Mdinc Uplans
lld..; MiddLng ORLEANS si sales Of the DAY uVD bales H.
min for export ecuston Bre1ls qIet Lard
me-, Tauo~ - I, y. d Stores are quiet
LONDOs NAV lTaov A.g Calcutta Liuseel trm Lnseed on
easter s520 81 % q TIM
TIvER MAJ lCotou closed heavy both the sro and afoat
Tres The spot H. Pr c"L Low Auss aIoA'
AsTvEtr Nay l7PeToea closed declining al So francs for
Bgrtv Ma I7-Pe,roleum oosed fat at laers Il greats
HA4srgs. May l5.--retrol,ul .osed trm.
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financial.

OFFICE DELAWARE AND HUDsoS CANAL Co., },
No NaSsan-st Continental Bank Buillng, :
SYw-YoRK, Mar II, l570)
AT the ANNUAL ELECTION for Managers
"a Of Company held May TO- 1870 the following gentlemen
elected for he
N TALBOT, JAMES Y. TAYLOR
EDWARD J. WOOLSEY, THOMAS DICKSON.
GEO. TALBOT OLNPHANT, JOHN JACOB ASTDR,
ABlEL A. Low, THOMAS CORNELL,
RORERT LESOX KENNEDY, w. J. H0PPIN,
JAMES NJ. HALSTED, ISAAC N. SEYMOUR
LbGRAND b. CANNON.
subsequent meeting Of the Boari THOMAS DICKSON
imOusly CHARLES T. HARrF,
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ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

"f1F fQf0I Wv N.
Tsa-- been fair e opening Of navigation and prices
close navigation last Fall The
good Of Oh sns excepting aud heocA ana there
,r lumber expected 10 tie
frsit sak which viii produce fecie prices fgnts
tas NcwYork ~ %; Bridgeport and NcwOreans - p
The Collectors Office during the we'k
.ye Va Erc Cans 2Jg eet OF lumber Chsmpan Canal
H follow g the ruling prices at the
-rI vsf-:
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Chances for bnsiness Mcu.

DARE CHANCE-The best POULTRY, VEG
IL ETABLB and FRUIT sTANDs JeAnon Mar.s, with afse
good business WAGON will be- sold Argan Inquire OF
CHARLES W. TYSON, No so jefferson hssfet
CTEkMER ADELA FOR SALE.-Thls com
- py arranged steambost Vas built IN Brvon ~
Ia i5 fI.r length TO- breadth 10 eet elO depth, ees
Oi unnase IS 5000 tuns Has round stern and plan
lead iii nait engines I2nch cylinder feet sroks
Dnws light II previously sold The steamer ~ be
orsi m al HILLS WHARF, Providence l. For further in
LduAuos Sppu w ". ". ulL Pto,Isnee. IT.
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RECEIPTS DE PRODTCE.

N,r IS pkrs Ashes ps BeesTaI 3S4 bills Flour 'y -
ii 40 bush Oats, 1913 bush Ky e,
l 8arcy $50 bush. Seed so bush Beans 100 bush
Peas bags Corn Meal l2 = Sprts Iurpc1re al bbS Tar
bhls Ro1 pigs Beef Cut Meats 80 pigs Grease, 20
ls> . pigs stean1 - Pgs Butter. 3l4o pgs Cher'e
Vgrs ~ hhls nj Is DRIED Fruit, a. bbs Copper
~ b.. WHISKY Wool = bales Hemp. p tsles Hops
ig Leather Hides 4 ids. Hides ~ hhs Tobacco, 20
.ste, 81 ca,as Tobacco. ] OiJ Ii Starch.
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THE GRAND TOURNAMENT

Il AT THE
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
OF the Ass0ts
ton will ke place RDAl, MAY ~ and TUESDAY y ~
Many Knights from Virginia. Mani, Alabama Acrtncky.
District Columbia Canada already the ground
,ng The Knights Of Eewiork and Brooklyn also
afternoon with their visitors from abroad
limited number Of tickets will be sold for admission the Club
House. them their friends make application
the o the Association l4g Montague
BROOKLYN Tickets for gentlemen, SO No charge for aes In
Of Association gentlemen residing les
will BE- admitted the Club House % each.
Admission Field. ONE DOLLAR; the. Grand Stand OSH
BOLLAR for gentlemen No charge ;Oies accompanying
them 10 the Grand Stand
Tickets may oce Of Gallahes Financial Bulletin ~
Broad NewYork and Thursday, 9h inst As only lin
Grand will be sold early application should ba
mais.
The fitting O'Clock each knight 10
The lne display of horsenAnLp IN tho
world NAV be expected 49,,
The pr contende valuable Riding Horses,
OF bene i Brothers 5Jl Roadway
Gold Time Keepers also costly shirt Studs and Ne'e But
Island r. have notice that they
persons the grounds Car leave Fulton Ferry
yINHE THIRD and LAST SUBSCRIPTION
i MADRIGAL CONCERT in aid u the WILSON MISSION VII
Stonsay Hall TIL RSpAf EVENING the Sh inst,
O'Clock remaining unso be secured schir
No 1c Broadway n BNo sea reserved aiet y O'clock
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
~ EVERY NIGHT
TIIEODORB THOMASS
POPULAR CONCERTS
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

TIES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD
~ FIRST MORTGAGE
EIGnT PER CENT BONDS.
For Sale By
LOCKWOOD Co.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22

IHE NATHAN MURDER-A NEW THEORY.
"A New York correspondent has started
new theory in regard to the Nathan murder,
and it is said that the detectives are operating
on it We print it for what it is worth:
The murderer is believed to be an intimate
friend of the family, who has known the MUIR
dered banker more than twenty years, and
who was thoroughly acquainted with all of
Nathan's movements. No burglar has COM
mitted the deed. The man who so brutally
slaughtered the millionaire was apparently
novice at it, but the family are said to have
had him in their mind since last Thursday
evening. Then they discovered that certain
papers were missing from the safe-papers in
which only the murdered banker and one 9TH
er person could be interested-that was a
stock contract The PROCLAMATION offering a
reward of $4,000 conains at tho end yery
important clause, offering a reward of $500
for the recovery of the piece of paper which
was taken from the stoop by a laboring man
on the morning of the murder. This piece of
paper, it is believed, will throw light on the
entire mystery, as tits now thought the MUIR
der was committed br the purpose of setiins
possession of that contract by we'll known
stockholder. Mr. Nathan was a man of
shrewd business capacity. 1t is we'll known
that in fair business transaction he has cor
nered certain brokers of Wall street, and es.
pecially one pGson, member Of the Ex
change, and friend of Mr.. Nathan. The op-
Grafton is said TO have been connected with
the present European war. Mr.. Nathan be-
lieving in war and his opponent having no
faith in hostiiities, the theories thus INDUCED
in by each led them to make certain financial
operations in which the mysterious murderer
would have lost heavily had Mr.. Nathan re-
tanned possession of the contract. That con-
tract is gone; SO is the person with whom the
contract was made. He has not been seen
since the day or the murder, and cannot be
found. He is believed to be member OF one
of our leading families, and highly connected
with all the leading social circles.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22

A SKETCH OF GENERAL MCMAHON. Mr..
Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commercial, in
recent letter from Paris, gives the following
sketch of the famous French general:
1 was not lion hunting, but accidentally
run against one OF the largest proportions-a
lion just from Africa, too. heard man ex-
CLAIM in the crowd, why, there is McMahon :
and, sure enough, there was the most cele-
brated of living French generals, the best per-
soniication of the French soldier, the hope of
the French army in the struggle at hand, and
a great popular favorite. He had, as see by
the papers this morning, spent large portion
of the day with the Emperor. Parisians have
for some days thought that he was with his
corps near Strasbourg and his departure is an
event. He was called from Algiers the mo-
ment that there were signs OF the imminent
outbreak of war. He was in citizens dress
last night, and with three gentlemen likewise
dressed as civilians, but the group-tne Mar
shal was accompanied by some OF his stall
was after all thoroughly military in appear
ance. ,,.;,,, ,,,o
They were enjoying themselves with the
,,rotonce of beinr plain people, but their faces
and bearing, every feature ana movement, IN
dicated their profession. Mcmahon wore
new silk hat, and its especial gloss was all that
made him prominent in the crowd. His hair
is white-a soft, brilliant white-and cut
close, and his moustache is also white-as
white as Fernando Woods, but not half so
large. He is said not to be an Imperialist,
and so small a circumstance as that he does
not wear his beard in the fashion of the En-
peror, gives confirmation to the report He
wears no imperial, his lower lip being clean
shaven. In spite Of his white hairs, he has
not the appearance of advanced years. His
eye, complexion and carriage indicate that he
is in the prime of lite. His face is a healthy
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22
AsA1LoE AND HIS BoAr-Tbe Victoria

A SAILOR AND HIS BoAT.-The Victoria
british Columbia) Colonist gives an account
OF sleop called the Yellow Lane which ar
rived there in June from Fort Simpson, quite
a curiosity in her way. Sheswas built by Jo-
seph Spence-a rugged specimen of an Eng
lish sailor-irom cypress, a species of wood
quite abundant in this locality. The trees
were felled by Spence; the planks were whip
sawed by him and an Indian; every nail in
her hull was driven by Spence himself. Alone
in the solitude of the northwest coast, remote
from the sound of a civilized voice, Spence
worked seven long months, and when he had
launched his little bark successfully, he rigged
her out with his own hands, and with the In
dian as his only Screw" he set sail for Victo-
ria, accomplishing the distance of nearly 800
miles in IA sailing days, which would be reck-
oned good time for well-appointed vessel.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust OF Administrators of the estate of
CHARLES 7. THOMES, LITE of Harrison,
IN me County OF Cumberland, deceased. and given
mands upon the ate Of said oecessed are euuir-
ed to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted 10
SAID estate are called upon 10 make paw ment to
FRANCES B. THOMES, Afn'x,
Harrison. July 9th, 1870. iylswsw
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22
Farm for Sale.

<~N- Offered at great bargain; the
l3ZMMA-O Lamb Homestead farm in West-
E18ExzlA brook, three and half miles from
Ssiha,lA& Portland on the road to SaccarapI,a.
ahoST szS se!ss.s: Said excellent farm consists Of
s,s vnowng pasture and wood land has good well ot
large barn. convient house and oSt hu; mG ..
gooa bearing condition. Another yainahI snnre ~ ~
eJ t to the tarN is an excellent pravoi
,b oniy one in the vicinity, and one from which
,ne sown puys largely. Situated so near Por,,and
t; oI ,ne man road from the country to ,l,e citv'
oer 10 ,v vners r such lew others can
enjoyment For partirsars rsim either for profit
mr,edsv, q. q L. p. WARREN,
Saccarappa. M
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22
For the Hair !!

a. Inc new preparation recently prepared bv ne for
the restoration of hair to It's original cnior wbih
as can be seen by the certificate OF the
~ assaye Df cummings is composed of entire
We rely uron it for its virtues, and are wnS to
trust It upon the public at its intrinsic worth W
Read the following certifcate:
PORTLAND, April II, 1870.
Having examined specimen OF the Botanic,
HAIR Restorative. submitted to my inspection by Mr
it to be, vegetable preparation pure and smnIe'
and contains no mineral. p'
tSgned) II. I. CUMMINGS Chemist
1t is for sale by all druggists and fancy dealers.
Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail "
j. M. TODD d CO.,
No. "A Middle street, corner of Exchange st.
ap1Sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22

The MINISTER'S JoKE-Old DIR. Strong,
of Hartford, Connecticut, was not often out
witted by his people. One time he had in
vited young minister to preach for him,
who proved rather a dull preacher, and whose
sermon was unusually long. The people be-
come wearied, and as DIR. Strong lived near
the bridge, near the commencement of the
afternoon service he saw his people hocking
across the river to the other church. He
readily understood that they feared they
should have the same man in the after
noon. Gathering up his wits, which gen.
orally came at his bidding, he said to the
young minister: "My brother across the
river is rather feeble, and think he will take
it kindly to have you preach to his people,
and ii you will do so, will give you note
to him, and will be as much obliged to you as
l would to have you preach for me; but
want you to preach the same sermon that you
preached to my people this morning."
The young minister, supposing this 10 be a
recommendation of his sermon, started off in
good spirits, delivered his note, and was in
vited to preach most cordially. He saw be-
fore him one-half of DR.. Strongs people, and
they had to listen one hour and half to the
same dull, hum drum sermon that they heard
in the morning. They understood the joke,
however, and said they wouldn't undertake to
run away from DR.. Strong again.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22
Great Bargains in Real Estate
100000 feet Of Lands and Flats
In the City of Portland.

EMBRACING many of the m St beautifully ioca
II ted house lots to be had in the city. Several
store lots centrally located. Also over 800 feet
frontage on the new marginal street, some OF it
foptng the deepest water in the haI bor and afford
manufactures and depot grounds of any location to
be had in the city. large portion of the above
property will be sold at the low price OF (4 cents
per superficial OOt and upwards. With the increas-
ed demands for additional railroad facilities for the
new roads now in progress, and the prospective
growth OF Portland, it is believed that safer and
more remunerative investment in real estate cannot
be had Enquire of Moses Could IS North Street,
j. c. Proctor, SO Exchange Street.
jun2OeOd&eow7W
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22
EQE S4lal


Desirable Country Seat for Sale.
i in Scarborough, Maine, z miles from Portland. :.
and five from Saco, one and half miles from Old
Orchard Beach, and one-halt mi from the West
Scarborough Station on the r. S. IL P. Railroad,
1t contains about one hundred acres Of land, cuts
thirty tons OF hay and is we'll stocked with choice
fruit trees. The buildings consist Of large
wood and carriage house, all in good repair fine
stream OF water flows through the farm, with tall
OF more than iorty feet affordiEg good mill privi-
1ege, and the best 0 facilities for the breeding Of fish
On account OF les proximity TO good markets, and
also 10 of the finest beaches in New EOgland it
offers rare opportunity TO any wishing 10 pur-
chase pleasant country home. Price $G0OO which
IS much less thon the cost Of the buildIugs, Ap-
ply 10 the subscriber at 292 Commercial street. Port
iand, OF No. Springs Island, SacO, Me.
Juhz9d&wu JOSEPH HOBSuN.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-22

4 SITUATION as Book keeper, or Correspondent,
a by young man OF experience. Can furnish
the best OF reference as to character capablity &C.
willing TO work cheap. Address, box 221O, Port
land z. 0. ) aneqX1w