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lower, sOc cash; 2s3c August; 2s4@29ac
September. Barclay fairly active and
easier, sales 1t 57@59c. HiRhvines
steady. Hogs dull and weak, 4.30@4 IS.
Cattle 34c@54c. Mess pork, S12.75. Lard
ssc. Dry sailed shoulders 4a@5c; short
rib middlings 5000. Freights TO Buffalo
steady at sc.
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THE EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE COM
Il pany u Southern Company, founded On
Southern cIpitAl, and managed By Southern men
who are well known 10 the community for their
wealth. stability, unquestioned integrity and sac
cessful business qualifications.
They have entered upon the work with the de-
termination CT building up In the South an inati-
tuition which shall repair the Losses caused by ire
and be distinguished among the great Insurance
corporations Of the country for i.s integrity,
prompt payment Of losses, and security to policy
holders.
II Is organized especially TO keep money st
home, to build up and sustain Southern industries
and enterprises, and to emancipate the South rom
further dependence on Northern capital
Policies issued on
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Dissolution


Geo. r. Calhoun & Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock of
jewelry, which they are offering very
cheap. my7 If
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MISSES O,RRYAN.
Royal Havana Lottery.

No. II MeLsmore street,
VIII open their school Monday, Sept. IS,
1871. sug6 1v
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ekILROAD FIME TABLE.

renneseea and Pacific RaiIrOadS
Two Daily Trains tSundsy excepted).
no Leaves Nashville st. .4fS9 p. N
Arrives at Lebanon at $50 P. 4
Leaves Lebanon st-..-6 80 A n.
Arrives at Nashville at 3 80 A. n
I'd E,esves Lebanon at 49,. 4:95 p. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at :lb P. Il.
Leaves Nashville t....6:l5 A. M
Arrives at Lebanon st sec A. a.
saanxIue and Decatur Railroad
SoIEa sOuTE-Easbville end Decstur trains
lss.s station on South Cherry street. ST o'OV l. n
80; slPN. No trSin Sunday morning.
Recommendation Al 80 p ", lFoes TO Col1EaplsJ
,,.iI,e arrive ct 4:S0 4. Z. and 6:15 ?. T. Accom-
asodHs1oB ct Q Sc A. n.
Lo.stsvtIIe and Nashville Railroad
leave Ststion on North College street, ct e:4S
A. r. snd 2 rs P. N. and pa P. M
Arrives at 1880 A. II, 4:40 P. n. and S:SO P. NJ
me 2:l5 P NJ train does not % a. S g;aPs Pan
bet syesn Nashville and Galadn, except hageneio
yupcHon, and does not run on Sunday
GaiiArin Accommodation, Daily
rasves EashytIle :25 p. n
Arrives at Gallatin- 40 h a
louIsvfIIeand Cincinnati Short Line
-. 7,s snd 400 uaO T. n.
RtxefieId aMd kentucky H, IL
Trims on the Edgeheld End Kentucky hail-oso
stil run as follows:
SSH leaves Nashville. ..-..-.,..-.-.. :Uo A "
Express leaves Nsshyine-..s'..'- l2:S0 P n
I-1ra.g arrives ..--.- $3.50 A n,
Et. LOuis, Memphis, Raskv1lte ano
OhnttanOGga Great q eDtrAl
Through Line.
.sx.tsuooqA train lesves.s:00 A. Il. and 900 =. n
arrives 2:15 P. 4. and Sac H. Il.
esnphis train leaves 3:A5 A. Il and o;2J P NJ
" arrives e. g 30 A. II. and 5.So p Il
n Uouia train leaves. AS A. n. and $40 ?. n
arr res. 30 80 A. N. and $3.50 P. Il.
snsfbTyille train lesyes..4:G go 2. n.
" Eeriyes..9 :S5 A. Il.
The $3.50 An, snd Q 90 p. T. trsina 90 ao' tuh
The s:l5 A. Il and 1920 P NJ trains run daily.
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n ASHVILLE, TENN.
a WORD TO CORRESPONDENTS

We beg to say to all correspondents
that if they wish their articles published,
they must write on only one side OF
eject of their paper.
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Drop Into Harris Exchange, NO.
Deaderick Street.
And see the contrast. The colors of Jim
Mace, with the motto, May the best man
win, and the surrender of the great man
Louis Napoleon the Ill At the same
time you can cool the excitement with a
cool glass of Cincinnati Lager Beer for SO.
Lunch free. 1t
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New Advertisements.

For other Local Matter see Third
page
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is favorite stopping place for sum-
mer tourists. aug12 1w
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n ths marked. We quote .lrap. ssesOo;

in the market. We quote sirups 55@SOc;
golden strip 7Bc. I......l - f.-
OosTxz-Stock good and market steady.
We quote Bio, common 70 choice, 170
l9c; Laguayrs 20@31o; Java 25@2Sc.
TEAs-Market steady as follows: Imperi-
81 81. 00@1. so; Young Tyson 81. 100. 80;
Black 90e$I.25; Gunpowder S1@1. rs.
RrEH-Mackerel have declined We
Nos. 2 and Q, 1l.50@I2 and $i091O.59 p
barrel; half barrels Nos. 1, 3 and 8, $3.50,
$3.50 and $5.75; La kits, Nos. j, 2 and 5
ESQ, 1.75 and LEO. "A
Ozzzz-But little in the market. We
quote nominslly as follows: Factory 15c;
Nutmeg 19Ac; Young America 27c.
NAns-We quo ats 4-50 for 10ds and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
OAzD1zs-Stsr, light weight, 12@13c.
PoWDxs-Au qualities declined. We
quote Dupont $3.50; Hazards $3.50;
blasting $40, fuse, per 100 feet, 75c;
sycamore Mills $3.50.
SHoT-We quote patent 2.75; buck 500.
IGouoRs-We quote common rectnsd
whisky gallon, 81; Robertson County
$1.75@5; Bourbon $l.25@4.50; Lincoln
County $I.75G2. Is; Highwines 81.
BAeaEa-We quote ID hemp 23e; fax
24 ID 25o.
CoTToS Trxs-We quote at 60.
BRooss-We quote at $2.25@3.5o 4
doz.
SOAP We quote st $3.50 . ID, or $50
4.50 2 box.
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Burnesfs OoeOaIns, the best hair dressing
spr4 1sw1y Tues
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The Fall Term

.OFAJ. FANNIEes BoARD1F so.toor
W tor Young Men and Boys, aEa 80. - -
Nashville. TsnD., VII open on The ~ - S - ~
Der, 1871. For partcnlAzs addly - ~ $3.50
pal, It FRANKLIN COLLEGE, ,zsE ~ FsiAei-
sng6 3w' sp4thp '4'Ao9@~.
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CITY NOTICES.

Take Notice! Take Notice!
Great reduction in Dry Goods at
ca. RICHHEIYER Il Cos,
aug15 II 46 College street.
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Ses AouAs nA<<AAeeAs
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-Flour extremely
dull, and nominally unchanged; Xxx $4.75
$500; $5.50@5.60; S6.00@5.05. Wheat
dull but unchanged; for low grades No. 3
red fall in elevator $1.01; sample
lots No. 2 $L17@1.20. Corn dull
and dropping, closed lower; No.
IL Ale; do yellow 42cs do mixed
sacked 45@47c. Osts-bulk mixed on track
3l@33c; mixed sacked 36@38c. Barley
quiet at 9Oc for strictly prime Minnesota
Bye steady at $4,000. Whisky dull and
unsettled-sales at $4,000. Tobacco
steady. Hemp and baggng unchanged
Pork firm but business small -jobbing and
order lots $12@13 25. Bacon stronger
| and in good demand; shoulders 6964c;
clear rib sides 7s@8c; clear sides S9S4c;
| outside figure on orders. Lard dull-job-
bing sales kettle 94c; refined 9sc- Hogs
| quiet at SO 1904 so. Cattle unchanged;
Texan $1.50@3 so; native $3@5.25.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 14.-Tobacco active
and firm; sales of so hhds. Flour steady
and in fair demand, extra family $5.75.
Wheat firm; $1.12@1 25 for choice red
and white. Corn Csc shslled in round lots
sacked. Oats firm at 48@50c sacked from
store. Rye, demand fair at 73c. Barley
| roc Provisions dull but firm. Mess pork
$l3 RECONSIDERATION ST; clear nib sides
| u; clear sides 7ac, Lard 9t@11c. Whisky
firm at SOC.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 14.-Elour ct $5@7.5O.
Corn Meal lower, at $393 O5 per barrel.
Corn 6O@6lc. Oats 43@45c. Hay quiet
at S24@25 Bran dull at lie. Pork nomi-
! nal Lard 10@11c. Bacon 81, 81, st
and go.
New York Cotton Market
New YoRK, August 14-Ootton in fair
| demand at lower rates; middling uplands,
1916
Two bales of new cotton, this year
crop, were sold by auction this morning;
the first bale, Alabama, sold q. twenty
cents. and the second, Georgia, at twenty
| four cents.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. II Cotton quiet
| but steady; sales 1000 bales; good or
binary 15t@16!c; low middling 16sc;
receipts l, 439 bales; exports, foreign 1,654
stock on hand 37,575 bales.
| Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CINcINNATI, Aug. 14.-Ootton dull and
prices nominal; middling 15@19s.
81. Louis Cotton Market.
81. LOUIS. August 14.-Cotton dull; mid.
ding 1s@1s4c.
Louisville Cotton Marker,
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 14.-Ootton quiet
steady, middling 1S4c.
Memphis Cotton yIarkes.
MEMPHIS; Aug. 147Jotton fat: mid
ding lie; receipts to-c.ay 125 bales; ship
| ments 81 bales
Chariestoya Cotton Market.
OHARIEsroN Aug. 14.-Ootton dull;
middilng 17e. Net receipts 124 bales; sx-
ports coeS wise SAT bales; sales so bales;
steck Z,s "a bales. The first bale of New
cotton received here sold at 254 cents per
pou-nd.
Savannah Cotton Market
I SAVANNAH, Aug. Notwithstanding
doing, low middling 164c; net receipts
| 317 bales; exports coastwise S07 bales;
stock 3,s4S bales.
Mobile Cotton Market
MOBILE, Aug. 14.-Ootton quiet; mid
dlings 164@1S4c; net receipts rs bales;
| exports to Great Britain IS bales; exports
cosstwise So bales; sales 200 bales; stock
1855 bales.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, Aug. 14.-Cotton dull; good
ordinary 1910; net receipts rs bales; stock
1873 bales.
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BANKING HOUSE
4aj ll+ on i
asllenal Savings Company
i1ai L. G. TARBox, Cashier.

THOS. 3. MAXI, Preeadent. ass ID
- Deposits received, and intezes1 allowed
hsreon, loans negotiated, collections made. and
aonersl Banking business transacted. oci6 II
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Nashville Live stock Market.
CATTLE-Market dull. We quote choice
at 34934c; ordinary 2@3c; scalawags
HOBO.
SHEEP-We quote at $1.25@2.50 per
head, according to quality.
Hoes-Nothing doing. We quote nom
inally at 3t@4c.
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LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
Pronounced by Connoisseurs

STHE ONLY GOOD SAUACE."
1t improves appetite and digestion, and it is I'M
riysled for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. Lea Perrins to
prosecute all parties making or vending counter
feits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
sugl5 eod6m sp4thp Agents, New York
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PRESIDENT:
W. W BERRY, of Berry, DsmoTiIIs
& Co., and Pres. Sd National Bank.
VICErPRESIDENT:
JOHN PORTRRFIELD, Cashisr 4th
National Bank.
SECRETARY:
WILLIAM 4. WEBB.
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Positively at cost, our whole stock OF
Summer Goods.
ca. RICHHHMER q Co.,
auel5 If 46 College street.
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MEMPHIS
REAL ESTATE DISTRIBUTION.

The valuable property we e6er will positively
be distributed on the
Thirty-first day OF August.
Those purchasing shares Of our Nashville Agent,
JNO. A. BOWEN, No. SO Church ST.,
have the positive assurance Of fair distribution
in the fact that the money for such shares is ds-
posted in the Mechanics Bank under special
arrangement with him, until the advertised terms
are complied with. See advertisement
PAREMORE & RUFFIN,
sugl6 till au28 SD 4tbp Managers.
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London advices of yesterday quote
5-9Os go at 93a; Sos at 9S44; els at S2s,
and 1o-40s at 924.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at rs for the old and 75t for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet.
Dealers pay Sc and hold at 86.
southern Bonds In Now York.
The sales OF Southern bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
18th inst. were as follows:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents. ncW.---..-........o
1000 Georgia seven per cent gold bonds 1888
10000 North Carolina six per cents, speclal
taxi. ..---.'.''' '''-A'|2
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new, Jan
IoO0 kIabams Sta e five per cent. -. 100
l'OcO Ark. seven per cent. Little Rock, Pine
Bluff New Orleans Railroad. ......o63f
The sales on the 18th inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
200 Tennessee six per cents, new. .-.........I9H
5000 Georgia seven per cents, gold bonds .9oz
600 North Carolina six per cents, old. 40
1000 South Carolina Stste skies, new, Janu-
airy and July. ......-----....---..-.'.:-..'ot%
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new, jan
uary and July ....-..................-..-6o
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
April and Oct. ................ ........oO
1900 Missouri State six per cents. .......-.so;S
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

1eIegropdie Report from Signal SsrVies
Corps. q. s. a., of Observations at
Ncl1cE p M
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New York Cotton Market

New YoRK, August 14.-Ootton In fair
demand at lower rates; middling uplsnds.
1870.
Two bales of new cotton, this year 8
crop, were sold by auction this morning;
the first bale, Alabama, sold q. twenty
cents. and the second, Georgia, at twenty
fouY cAnta
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Cincinnati Markets.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Fiour dull and
10 lower. Wheat, No. 2 $L064 cash !;
81. O2go for August $I.06ac first half
month. Steady this afternoon at 81. 02s@
al .O22c for August; $1.06A@1.O62c first
half month; 99A@992c September. Corn
firm and 10 higher; sales at Az cash; 454c
for August. Oats active and easier, 4c
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 14.-Elour at $5@7.5O.
Corn Meal lower, at $3@3 05 per barrel
Corn 6O@6lc. Oats 43@45c. Hay quiet
at $24@25s Bran dull at lie. Pork nomi-
nal. Lard 1O@11c. Bacon 81, 81, st
and $50.
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Letter from Virginia.

CULfEPEh, va, april II, 1871.
To the Editor Of the Press
The Republicans after an exciting cam
paign last year, in which we gained much OF
the ground lost in our gubernatorial contest,
are once again massing their forces for the
fall campaign of 1871, with strong hopes II
wise counsels shall prevail in our ranks, of
effectually wiping out the Democratic party
in this State.
Since the passage of the act of Congress au-
thorizing the payment of the claims of all
Southern loyalists, il is surprising to see the
great number OF loyal men that come flock
ing in to file their petitions before the cem-
mission now setting in Washington to pas.
upon such claims. 1t was my fortune to be
entertained and amused the other day In
hearing an old rebsl state his case to claim
agent in this place. The conversation be-
tween the agent and the claimant was In sub
stance as follows:
Enter "gray. back" claimant-"Is you the
man hern tell OF that ID tending to the
things what was taken from Union men dur
ing the WARP"
Agent-"I am attending to the business OF
presenting the claims of all loyal men who
furnished or had taken from them supplies
for the use of the United States during the
late war. Take seat, sir, and state your
case"
yer. l hope yer is agoins to see lestice done
| to us who stood by yer wnen me % war was
s%;n sd IN tSe war of the Revolution; my senti-
,sants was ALWAYS with yer and reckon yer
will saw that ought to be paid for my fence
rails" e.-, ~
Agent-"Did you not iurnish anything
else?"
smart chance of rails"
Agent-Yes, we'll can you tell me what
command the men belonged to who took
your rails?
Claimant-(scratching his tangled locks)
well, now, let me see-I can't say now, but
Pll ask my old woman whenI 60 home, and
reckon she can tell.
Agent-Yes, yes; but you must give me
facts well substantiated IT you expec. ms o~ ~
make out case for you. And besides, yoa
must swear that you never gave AID OF Cum cum.
| fort to the rebels, and must back up W. w.
ayerment with substantial ana ino'sPu'A'
proofs of loyalty: -. ,o, apong to see
| me Maid for them rails "i"0
| 20 turous ;s necessary, sir, that 'nese cases
| s,oht before the Cominisson ssh n,;ps =, ~,
Ss.n' &c and with the names " for,S n uonr in
expect 70 To- investigation of the Commission
rat, ,1, as as vsry sns searching. -, m -
wiz wiHll,so;vmrant-Well, ov reckon I'll sell out my
.,o;,,, for them rails. Stranger, what'h you
give? q, ;nvost \, rails and
If YOU intend to have your claim Attended "
by me it will be necessary for you to invest
ten dollar bill with me; and unless you oo,
as M far as / am concerned your claim will END
in smoke, as your rails did. .n
Exit claimant in q Iage)-"foure "esA
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Notice of appeals.
United States Internal Revenue,
EIrat lallacfion Ilistricf at N aine

United States Internal Revenue,
FIRST Collection District OF Maine,
Assessors Office, 60 Exchange st.. Portland,
April 10, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that at the office OF tho
Assessor of said District in Portland in the county
of Cumberland, on THURSDAY. the 9th day of
April ID. 1871 nine OF the clock in the forenoon.
Appeals will be received and determined by me, the
undersigned relative to any erroneous or excessive
valuations, asse ssments enumeratons by tho AS
SCISSOR of said District by the Assis Assessor
of aDy division, or assessment district within saa
First Collection District returned in the annual list
tor the year 1871.
The law prescribing the duty of Assessors in rela-
ton to Appeals provides that 'An appeals to the
Assessor shall be made in writing, shall 81 ecify
the particular cause. matter or thing respecting
which decision is requested, and shall state the
ground OF principle ote'ror complained Of"
The 9th Section OF Act OF Congress- aprro yed Julv
13. 1866, amending what is known as the Interna,
Revenue Law, requires each Postmaster to whom
this notice is sent to post the same in his Office
GEORGE H. KNOwLTON,
apl3td Assessor First District OF Maine.
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House fO2. Sale.

4 ONE and half story house or sale at a bargain
"A II applied for soon. With seven finished rooms
and stable, hard and soft water on the premises,
Situated at Lbby's Corner. Inquire at Harmon's
Stere or on the premises OF Charles Hutchinson.
fortland, April IL, 1871. apr19d1w
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
offered at a great bargain; th
A2hfN y Lamb HON estead farm in West
dMi 1tzLA brook, three and half miles from
= IIIE!i1 Portland on the road to Saccarappa.
e.zEs14E2I Said excellent farm consists OF
about seventy-fv acres conviently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land has good well OF
water large barn convient house and out buildings;
mas also valuable orchard of 100 young trees in
gooG bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
proht belonging to the farm is an excellent gravel
bed the only one in the vicinity, and from which
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland,
upon the main road from the country to the city,
this iarm offers inducements such as few others can
oner 10 any one desiring farm either for pr0nt OF
enjoyment. For particulars inquire CT
G. L. P. WARREN,
ml16d&wu Saccarappa.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mass. Institute Of Technology.

n entrance Eramindtions,-June and Sept 2s
,n;eQufs,fes,-Age,16 years. A good English Educa-
ION, Algebra to Quadratics and Plane Geometry.
;sonrSss.-Civi, Mechanical, and Mining Engineer
Esag; Chemistry; Architecture; Natural History; and
and Literature; besides shorter cources pre-
for teaching science, for business tor special
Ieennical work, and for the study OF medicine. For
Catalngues and further information appIy tn PRoF
AMuEL LkNEELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass.
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Stop, Read, Decide.

ITO call at 35l 10 Congress st, where you hear
i OF light and profitable business which can be
bought tor $500.
Also tor sale Carpenter Shop with power, and a
few desirable houses.
Cooks, General housework, Table and Chamber
Girls, Farm Hands, &c, can always find situations at
COUGH 81 HOWARD,
Employment and Real Estate Agency,
ap21dtf SSH Congress ST. between Oak and Green sts
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

A Westbrook. six miles from Portland, near the
11Saccarappa Station on the P. & r. r. r, and in
tne Immediate neighborhood of churches and schools
large Dwelling House, convenient for one or two
iaT,ies; u finished rooms; sunny and airy. Seba-
with several lrut and shace trees
Apply to the owner, REV. E. P. THWING.
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For Sale
Brick House for Sale.
HOuse for Sale.

Real Estate, Dwelling Houses,
Mills, Store, Cooper shops, &c.,
For Sale at n Bargain.
u HE above Property consists of three Dwelling
L iHouses. with Stables attached; 100 acres os land
Mill, situated the Little Ospe River and as good
Water power as in the State, together with Mill
Privileges. Also stand for sale, consisting Of Store
Cooper Shop, Blacksmith Shop, House and Stable,
with 10 acres OF good and, Irut trees &c. There is
Post Office connected with the store which are both
doing good business. Terms made easy.
The above property is situated at Nas0n'5 Mills
South Limington, York county, Maine, in pleasant
location and good neghborhood
Would exchange for real estate in Portland
Inquire OF A. H. WATSON
or, JOHN L. DAVIS, on the premises
or w. H, JERRIS, Portland. q
ypr10d&W1m
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Fine Suburban Residence for Sale.

Fine Suburban Residence for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale ms
A<SM N m0dern-buiIt residence situated on
MiflfSe-l2 the emineuce overlooking Wood-
T. fl(lEIlIH ford's Corner, Westbrook. IL con-
geEl5lRTs1- tains IL good-sized rooms, WIN an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance OF
hard and soft water, and it is in good state OF ne re-
pair. There is large stable on the premises, dna
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely IaIu oa.,
and on which is fine vegetable garden, the 'eSe'a-
bles to be sold with the house.
This is one of the finest locations in the vcinuy OF
cas- and afioIdng a fine view OF the city, harbor,
ocean, and the surrounding country. Price Ssooo
One third OF the purchase money may remain on
Enquire0 SAM'L JOhDAH, EoS.
P.S. A grove containing TIVE acres adjoining on
the SOUTH also an acre OF tillage land on the norh
will be sold with the premises, if desired. aug2a-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-24

{fsA Situated on d street,, Knightvlle, Cape
@;;i| Elizabeth, house % by 90, one and one-half
STORY, contains six rooms; good garden Rea-
sun tor sale. change OF business Sale must be made
within a week. lnqoire on the premises.
SAMUEL WARREN
Knightville, Cape Elizabeth
Portland Anril 7th 1871 ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-24

~ ~ 1000 Agents Wanted, address HIC
,sIa, wltn two stamps, F. A. sBATTUCK q Co,
IZeti Augusta M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-24

Real Estate at MOrrilIS Corner
ENOR Sale. one story house and lot for StlO0; or
Il two additional acres for $780, Also half
acre lots. Apply to W. H. JERRIS,
apl0d-3m Real Estate and Loan Agent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-24

A New two story House Dow street, contains
"a II good rooms. gas throughout, cemened cellar,
good furnace, and large brick cistern Terms favor
able. Apply to
apsd3w* WIN. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.