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Wood. WOOdl

ETARD and so TwOOn, for sale at No. q Li.
~ coin stiose. Also, ory edgtngs.
WIN. MUSE,
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MiIl for Sale or Lease.

= ITUATE in Wilton, near the Wilton Depot, one
- Mill with never failing water power. The build
ing is 64x40 three stories. Suitable for w0Olen
cotton manufacturing. The building, wheel and
shating is all new, rely about 60 horse power
the entire year, trouble from reshets. The PROF.
erty will be sold in yearly nstallments il desired
A saw and shingle and lath mill connected, will be
offered with the above property il wished tor.
For particulars inquire of
my11d,wtf CHARLES BARTLETT, Wilton.
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RHKUMATISM.

The effects Of the water, the baths and climate.
are always most gratifying, and in many cases al
most miraculous. the water only requiring to be
used from three days to thee weeks to cure any
form OF Rheumatism. rheumatic Invalils who
one week, and find themselves perfectly cured in
three weeks.
In fine, there is scarcely any known chronic dig
ease that will not find relief and cure from the
waters OF this vasuable spring.
The learned Chemist who analyzed its waters pro-
nouneed 1t zone Of the best Of the best known Min
eral springs" sN $50
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Price Of Board with Rooms, TIVE 70
Thfte Dollafs per Day
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ORLANDO w. DAVIS, Manager,
To whom all inquiries and communications may
be addressed.
"CoNGREss HALL" Sheldon, VT, May !, 1871.
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REAL ESTATE.
afe -
FOR NsALE!

{fseA The two Story Brick House with Freuch
N;;; Roof No. 72 Park street, with modern improve
ments Lot contains about 70OO square feet Of
land. Inquire OF +
jun1e IT JOHN c. PROCTER, % Exch'gst.
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A HOUSE.,

Or part Of house wanted near centre of the city in
a good neighborhood. Best OF reference given, and
a lease taken. Call Immediately, or address RENT,
Daily Press Office. telo DIT
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The House soiu be opened June 10, and WM be
'kept open satal the 1st of October, and
later If guests require 1t.
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Dissolution of COp0rtnesship
1SHE copartnership heretofore existing under The
= style OF H. A. DOW 8 Co., is this day dissolved
oy mutual consent. The business will be carried on
as usual ut the old stand by II. a. Dow.
H. DOW,
RUFUS JIBBETS,
Portland, May lst, 1871.
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aCONGREss ,HALL.n

This hotel is three stories in height, situated near
the "Congress Spring." and facing North, with wide
pazzas to each story on the East, West and North
sides, so that shade and outdoor air be had at
all times OF the day. The s0ltest breezes woo the
fevered Invalid to health one hundred comfortable
rocking chairs are provided for the Of the guests
throughout with hair mattresses and spring beds,
blankets linen, &c., of the very best quality from
the establishment of A. Z. Stewart q Co., New
York.
The House is supplied with WATER, and fitted
with Water Closets on each floor, and many of the
GAS is conducted 10 all parts OF the House, SO
that Parlors, Halls Dining Rooms and Bed Rooms
are pertectly lighted.
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FNHE undersigned have this day formeda Copart-
i nership, under the name and style OF HART a.
CO., and, at the old stand OF H h IL II. NJ. HART
will continue to prosecute the business OF the old
firm in the purchase OF Wool aad Wool Skins and
sale OF Tanned Sheep Skins variously finished and
will be pleased to meet the old friends and custom rs
OF the old firm.
I'm. HART
II. A. HART
Portland, juno !, 1871. my3ideod3m w22
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POST OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE
EXPECTED AT THE HyTEL,
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Brick House for Sale or Lease,
ffA The centrally located three story brick
w;i;| House, No 18 brown street; contains twelve
rooms, gas and plenty Of water. Terms ia
vorable. Apply to q8 ai
VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
ap2Su sssreg g-e Next east of CITY Hall,
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Some Of the worst forms Of Cancers ever known
both in males and females, have been wholly and
permanently cured by using this water, in drinking
and bathing. and as q local dressing.
Pere0ns suffering from GENERAL PROsTRATIoN
AND DEBILITY, arising from whatever cause. soon
regain their strength at this tplace,
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AMUsRMRNTa, A

These are Quoits, Croquet, Ten-Pins and Billiards.
Beautiful Rdts may be taken in all directions.
Fine Trout are found in Fairfield LAKE, one and q
half miles distant from the Hotel. Franklin Lake
Is six miles distant, and affords variety of fish,
Lake Champlsin, eleven miles distant, sfOrds good
fishing.
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Boarding House for sale
TtUO First Glass Stores
For Sale or Lease.

THE fine brick block OF Stores on Middle street,
tcularly for the wholesale jobbing business. Iron
fronts and light and airy Easements Terms favora-
BILE. Apply to WIN. H. JERRIS, or JOHN G.
PROCTER, Real Estate Agents. my1Otf
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THE TABLE.

It is the determination of the proprietors OF this
House. that the TABLE shall not be exceeded by that
of any other hotel in the quality and variety Of food
or the perfection Of the cooking; good French
Cook and Pastry Cool being employed. This de-
partment gave great satisfaction last season. it ia
hoped the coming season will far excel previous tri
umphs in this respect.
One OF the features of this Hotel Is its EVENING
ENTERTAINMENTs, given to the young people,
where all the guests OF the house meet aud become
acquainted At these S0irees after half past eight
Ices, ice Cream, Water Les, Sherbet, Iced Fruits,
CIaret. Sherry and Native Wine Punches, Chocolate
Sandwiches, &C., are served.
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For Sale,

s I'm East Deering, near Tukey Bridge, a
;i; story and halt House with Ell and Stable at
s;& tached. House contains nine rooms ge cd
closets, &c. lot 100x102 IT, large garden we'll stock
cd with fruit trees House in good repair pleasant
y situated and within ten minutes ride OF City Hail.
Portland. Omnibus running TO and from the City.
For further particulars apply to
MRS. A. M. MOVES, a
Jun6s2w On the premises.
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). In an ail article the writer says: ssIn changing
the air the invalid .hould look out for interesting
and attractive scenery, agreeable society," apartments
tai diversion and physicallexercse" We propose to
explain that all OF these conditions are fully and
Completely luaied at the "Cohgress Splings'' and
In the Northwest part of Vermont is situated the
town OF Sheldon, the central town Franklin county
by rail from MOntresl. -
Travellers will 60 first to st. Albans, Vermont,
whic6 Is reached by all the New England, New York
and Canadian Railways. On their arrival trains
leave ior Congress Hal" eight miles distant, which
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A Good Brick House for Sale at a
Low Price.
THE well built house, No. u Middle Street. con.
L tanning ten finished rooms gas and Sebaco wa
ter. Very convenient to Steamers and G. I. Depot.
The house is in good order and will be sold low,
Agent. mII3tf
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FOR CONnumPTIyRs

The Clma'e is beautiful. Most remarkable cases
Of convaiescence from consampuve tendencies and
attacks by residence here, and drinking and bath
ing in this water, have been witnessed.
LIVER COMPLAINTS and JAONDICE are soon
cured.
DYSPEPTICS are soon relieved. Every form of
Kidney Disease has been promptly cured, in ali
cases that have ever visited the Congress Springs
and fully used its waters and baths
SKIN DISEASES. of all kinds, here find prompt
aleviation, and certain cure when the waters are
perseveringly used by drinking and bathing and as
sisted by proper diet.
Hum0r in tho Blood, OF every variety, is soon re-
moved.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
FNHOS. =. BRIDGHAM having withdrawn from
4 the firm of s. CHADWICK & CO., the busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted by the undersigned.
SAMUEL CHADWICK.
Portland, May 1, 1871. my11dun1
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COp0Tteersht2o Notice =!

COzDUTC1J6T87IW NOC9Cey
PORTLAND, May 27th, 1871.
THE undersigned have this day entered into CO.
i partnership under the firm name of
j, III. CRESsEY a. Co..
For the transaction OF general wholesale Grocery.
Flour and Provision business at No 1863 Commercial
street. III. CRESSEY,
o. W.CUNNINGHAM,
my27-dlmo j Al. HILTON.
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In front of the House flows the Missi.quoi River,
the largest river In Vermont and at this point is
found succession Of falls, in all one hundred and
nineteen feet. When at iul banks it is an imposing
river, and even at its lowest state the murmuring Of
the falling water is always heard.
From the piazzas of the house, fifty miles of the
summits OF the Green Mountains are visible, a.
though they nowhere approach nearer than twenty
miles. 80 that the air is never male cold and damp
by their near presence.
From an eminence near the house, forty miles of
Lake Champlain are visible; while from Dunton
Hill, only one mile distant, about seventy miles of
the Green Mountains come into full view, Lake
Champlain from Burlington to Canada is seen, and
far across the Lake The Adirondacks lift their heads
Looking North the spires of Montreal become yis-
BILE and whole counties OF Lower Canada. The
auuoofe frulv UInriouc
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t347 Treasurer Spinner holds in trust security for
National Bank circulation $40 $4,000 and for public de-
posts, sso6O0 Mutiatod currency burned during IN.
week, 1888 ZOO total amount burned Bank cur
Tenoy Issued for bills destroyed during the week ts 30
Balance due for mutllated notes, 2os3. Bank crcu-
laon outstanding at this date sO5292G9. Fractional
currency redeemed aud destroyed during the week,
sO7,eoo
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the month Of December N4I 49, and
for December 1862 s09629 showing OF si Ig7
The Philadelphia stock Market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania state SKIES third ISSUE sold at Pba
delphia and Erie Railroad 2ei; Reading Railroad, l?l
aud Pennsylvania Railroad CIT. Gold closed at lOg.
The balances in the L. g. Treasury at the close OF bust
ness to-day Currency s2515oOo6 81; coin, N(O,-
SASH II coin certificates, s27, 606,5OO
The North American Fire Insurance Company has de
cared semi-annua dividend OF per cent, payable On
demand.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company has declared
semannua dividend of per cent in gold Tree of Gov
eminent The transfer books viii be closed on The
18th inst. and reopen Feb T.
The Great Western Marine Insurance Company has
declared semannual dividend OF per cent, In gold,
payable and after the 10th inst.
The Directors Of the National Fire insurance ompany
have declared semiannua dividend OF per cent, pay
able on demand.
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coleman Bcnodlct's closing quotations were:

In the money movement the supply ofloanable imds
abundant throughout the day borrowers, without
difficulty supplying their requirements at and per
cent, the ruling rate al the close being q. This is the
suit OF the free payments of the banks trust companies
and other financial institutions In the way OF interest and
dividends In the line Of movements hear
Of important amounts going forward either 10 the
pork sections elsewhere aud the full effect has doubt
less been felt indications fayoring return 10 easy
money. Business in discounts shows q slight improve
ment with marked disposition to buy prime pa
per- written by houses known 10 be doing strictly lrgit
innate business ami not engaging in any operations OF
outside nature. There is severe discrimination made
with reference 10 such names. especially IN view OF
cent Eastern Suspensions Dry goods paper good
request and prime acceptanres the basis Of the
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Private dispatches from Washington report that the
Government will persist in its demands for the payment
OF the interest the bonds Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company other than the first mortgage bonds IL is held
that such securities FIRST morgage) took precedence OF
Government claims should the claims be pressed the
Land Grant and bonds would be very materially
affected The recent embarrassments among New
England directors are also calculated to operate adj
versely to an immediate appreciation OF values.
The State bond market firmer and more active.
The largest dealings in South CarOnas, especially
In the January and July issues, those Of April and Octo
Der having practically neglected The frstnamed
sold up to 61s closing shade of. Tennessees were ex
tensvey traded H. OF the transactions having been
i'm large amounts The new tissues sold 81, and old at
623 d63; Missouris higher, and the ST. Joseph is
sues per cent North Carolinas Georgas and Virginas
having cIosed steady The following were the bids;
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COND BOARD, | r. NJ
SATURDAY, Jan. TT. VI.

Prices nj The stock Exchange were tolerably
were light and hut little spirit displayed, either by
bus or bears the afternoon, after the publication of
the bank statement there slight Improvement all
round this partly lost before the close of the
day. The gain in specie and deposits, given in the
bank statement H. of course the result Of coupon and
dividend payment and has important bearing except
n temporary accumulation from the sources named
Tie dealings ia Union Pacific securities have been mod
crate during the day. and close Ina the afternoon
prices were slightly The impulse of coupon pay
ment on the mortgage has been felt to its full eN
tent and the market lacking that stimulus, IL Influenced
adversely by the financial condition of the Company ana
the probability OF very moderate winters business.
when the telegraph ceased it, busy operations In
the afternoon prices shade lower, but the decline
was scarcely worth noting The hopeful people OF the
stock market are mostly in Wast and it, vicinity, the
public still holding aooi from the speculative attractions
of the Board and seeming 10 have another use for the
coupons and div literally distributed II seems
necessary the stock cques To hold on patiently, pay
out interest and wait for the w8gon" The more import
mt dealings were In NewYork Central Lake Shore, Ohio
and Mississippi, NOrth-Wctern Preferred, Rock Island
aud St. Paul. fair business being done IN Reading New
Jersey Central, Pacific Mail and Western Union, at
fines during the day. Dealings in the remainder Of the
LIST were OF trning importance. Among the less prOmi-
nent shares we note sales OF Michigan Central at ll6
17g Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis
at SCI; Delaware, Llckawsnna and Western 1t 1914;
Chicago and Alton III; Fort Wayne, 92g: Morris and
Essex, Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy 1927 Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph ga; the Preferred at 1904 Alton aud
Terrc Iaue Preferred 90 Ouyer 30 days. and Column
bus Cincinnati and indianapolis Central Is Mseella-
ncous and Express shares without feature. The
following table the highest and lowest prices Of
active stocks made to-day:
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

II I'LL 1hlBINL Al%hANAN
TOR ISL
This popular Political aud Statistical Ahausl prepared with great
OH be rtscy days addition the Calendar
RACE and usasl Asitonou cs information;
l. Tie Population ~ the United States ami Terri
year 1870 compared with the 1865 and 1870
H. The mm grafton this country the past 50 ye-S table
showing the nationality Of the immigrants
III Corout abstracts Of the L. passed during the
Second session Of the XI.lst Congress-
". Appropriations Of Congress for the year 1870.
Debt Of the L. Ss statement showing the various
Kinds oflonds issued by the Government, their rate Of interest
and date ofnsun and also the decrease the Public Debt
suoo March. 1868.
VI The L. Government Etecur, and Judicial with list Of
Ministers Penponry aud Ministers Resident Of the United
States Al Foreign Captss.
VII list Of Members the and Honse Of Representa-
tves Of United States politically classified.
VIII st o. The Of the XLiId Congress I they have
teen elected
TX The Governments me several States with their Population
Capitals Governors, times for holding Elections &C.
Fs returns Of held the several States for 1870 by
States Congress Districts aud IN NewYok NewJersey, AMI
Connecticut BY towns carefully compared with the returns Of
ef ear together with much other useful Information.
Pre- 20 cents per copy for 81 post paid address all orders
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Ncw Publications.

Ncw Publications.
AMERICAN TO-LTTHOGRAPHIC cor
~ OFFICE hss been removed % NO i03 Pulion-st y
A FINE EDITION, Cloth Bound,
KR GREELBYs ESSAYS OS PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
EpHtel
WHAT | KNOW OF FARMING.
SERIES or
PRIEF AND HOMELY EXPOsITIONs
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
AZ Art based upon Science.
Aianasoue Emo WIN be ready early in February
CONTENTS;
J WI Farming Paw q. Peaches Poars- Cherries
4 Good aud RAJ HusbaB.ry. Grapes.
Where To Iann. "a Grain-groWng East and
TpIsTuc 10 Farm. West
{! Buying Fam. % Ecalent Roos-Posoes
LAYING of Tarm. 80. Rcot--Tu.pips, Bees, Car.
= Iis.i.rg Fences and Fcnc.
ing ~ sheep ard Sheer UusbsBdry.
. Tree Wood Ia uds-For. 81. Stones on Farm
80 Implements
: Growing TiHber-TTee Plant -. Accounts Farming
luieIee; in Agriculture.
H. Iartrg and Growing Trees 3s Science in Agriculture
IT, At0ut Tree fanifg 81 Steam Agriculture
r. Hyuug-My Own. 80 Cooperation in Farming
u. Draining Generally. 80 FsmeB Clubs
IA Sos lad FERTILIZERS 90 Irgsdou-Means and Ends
D. Povrr-uecp c. shallow, A. The Possibilities orrgs,
IL. Foviug-Go,d and Bad a. Wes,ern Irrigation.
Il. Ttoro1gh 1flage - More Of Irrigation
lG Commercial FcItlers-Gyp- q Agricultural Exhibitions
sum IS. Sewage
10 AsaI StliAshesLme. UndeYeoped Sources Power.
B,ns FhosJ hses-Gusuo. g. Wind Source Of Power
u. MuI-Hov 10 ULzc II. - Rural Depopulauon.
z Ine.c-Bris Large nd Small Farms.
Il la, and Ha,.Mslns 50 Exchange AID Distribution
a l.ss 81 TO-DAY. 81. Summing Up
q Fu't Trres-rne Apple s. CONCLUSION
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VAGABOND ADVENTURES.

~ RALPH kEBLER. I VOL lbno. %.
Mr. Keelers Adventures possess all the charm which style
engaging snkns unusual variety o and incident confer
upon The sections the boo present what truly Tie
tide American life snd character and contain abundant
hints the Wemeang
enrich literature b disuctey native
type reader h little volume will Ne tan
With pleasure laid aside with Its strokes humor ire
enough commend and i psihUs
swsys unaffected will less pleasant AMI possibly
more enduring ufuence.-l New -lOrs Times
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RANK AND POPULATION or Ill The
STATES

The following table of the population OF the
states is said TO include the precise figures OF the
asst Census which had reached the Census Bureau MP 10
tuesday morning, Jan. 3, with the best estimates the
cers OF the Bureau can make for defective returns:
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The bank statement extremely favorable indicating
In the increase In all the important items the heavy
bursements Of the Treasury during the week. and the
restoration to the market OF the greenbacks withdrawn
for stock operations The receipts at the subTreasury
for customs during the week 2Gt 90 the dis-
bursements Of ntsres In coin being 92S27, and $685.
600 IN the redemption OF 1871 bonds. The movement
the banks eyentuaed IN net gain 10 them OF SIS Jss,
and they hold 1851 AIS in lawful money IN
OF the required rs per cent
The totals Of the city bank averages compared with
Last week are "a unidentified;
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TRIBuN. 49,
CoTTONThe market has been quiet today partly OWING 70 ua
rade. shaded slightly bat active
cline can noted bales ncuiing IN sold last egen
200 srrvs bales "a for home end f
transit; there has been fair degree o. activity 81
former pr evening COO bales for January Al N
6c; February Ia ala i56c 500 for March - u 10
Midings l3.c 200 for April a. -f o}
Tor January al lfI dI4il6 Februs at l0Iifc -
for Marht i5c average Mdugs day. notice al -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Government bonds have been moderately active but
in tone strong and higher the ls having improved TAI
OF one per cent Toward the close less activity was
noted but the market left off firm the basis OF l0.d
lOy for CTS Fisk Hatch report as follows at D. M:
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though after formal close the price reacted to ioi
The rates paid balances carried were 81 and
per cent, currency, and per cent, gold The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was az follows;
Gold cleared, s2752sOo0; gold balances Sl525499; ana
currency balances, s25,O9 The following arc the quo
fai0na.