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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-08
New York Market.

STOCKS.
New YORK, Dec. Money, firm, Gaze.
Sterling, steady, Sl.O9; Gold, $1.O9. Govern
ments, generally steady; sixty-twos, S1.1O4.
Tennessees 661; new 655. Virginias,
60; new &C. Louisianas, co. new, so. Levees,
OBJ; new, 70. Alabamas, $1OO; IS, 65. Georgias,
so; IS, 81 North Carolinas, 35I; new A.
South Carolinas, 90: new POI.
Cotton, steady sales, $50 bales; uplands
191c; Orleans, zoe. Sales for futures to-day
were IL, 800 bales at the followingfgures De-
cember 19s, 10 1-16 10 3-16' January 10 SIG,
19s, 194. February, 10 5-16, 19s, 10 7-16 March,
10 Gle, 49, April, l92, 10 i1-16, 10 1916. May
195.
GENERAL MARKET.
Flour, quiet and unchanged. Whisky, 81. Goa
101 Wheat quiet and steady, Corn, closed
lower 7Sa79c. Rice Ssa9c. Pork, S13. 40a13. 90
Beef, quiet. Lard, more active kettle, 9ac
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-08
Fresl, Oysters

Just received and for sale by the quart, or in
quantities to suit purchasers, at my store on
Market Square. .N PETER KERR
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BuiIliur l.ofs For Sale.

! offer few Building Lots in the city, tor
sale Jos A MABRY
mar23-tf
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Dca,h of Another old soldier.

Joseph Williams, an old soldier of the war of
1872 died at his residence in the third civil dis;
triet of this county, on Tuesday morning, aged
eighty years His remains we're inferred at
Capp's Chapel on "Wednesday. He was menu
Der of the Protestant Methodist Church.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-08
SlockhoIaers, NIeetInK.

Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for con-
sumption, asthma and Group.
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Louisville Market:

LOUISVILLE, Dec. Pork, S13 GOALS 80.
Bacon scarce New, Shoulders, &c. Whisky,
90c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-08

Given under my hand at office Knoxvill,
Tennessee, December 4, 1871.
O. w. JONES, Chairman.
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A large lot of shoes at uncommonly low
prices. Children's shoes 80 cents per pair and
others in proportion. At the Grover 6 Baker
Sewing Machine Office, 119 Gay street up
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l will announce to the public that Rolling
Mill Scrip will be received in payment for coal
and wood purchased from me.
xi21-dtf. 3a' A. s. MARINER.
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For Rem

A dwelling house on State street, between
Main and Cumberland Apply to
IRA LovELACE,
xii7dtf. Market Square.
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Subscribe for the CHRONICLE.
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AT GO 81 T.

81 -.fa "A Il - ~ - Il.
take this method to inform my friends and
customers and the public generally, that I am
determined to change my business by the first
of January next
For this reason will sell all my clothing and
'0'i''S""s sOO'' AT Cosr.
My goods are all fresh and we'll assorted, most
of them having been purchased this season
Here is good change for all and every one de-
string cheap clothing. Call early so that you
can get the pick.
THE GOODS WILL ONLY BE SOLD
FOR CASH. Respectfully,
ai Merchant Tailoring
In all its branches will be carried on as here
tofore, and customers furnished with the best of
work at lowest prices. New goods received
every week.
S. BIssINGER.
Country merchants are respectfully inrited
to cali eraI3 xi4-dk
EVERY train brings new goods for Evans s.
Lewis, 90 Gay street. During the past ten days
they have received large supplyiof ladies' and
gents boots and shoes, as we'll as furs from
New York and Philadelphia,
They have now every thing from the finest
gains than can be procured at any other store in
Knoxville. xi7-3t
fat75lH Bring ON Your Scrip.
p I will announce to the public that Rolling
Mill Scrip will be received in payment for coal
and wood purchased from me.
xi21-dtf ~ "A s. MARINER.
"A large lot of shoes at uncommonly low
prices. Children's shoes a 80 cents per pair and
others in proportion At the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine office, 1l9 Gay street up
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY By

CORRECTED DAILY BY
y. w. GAUT,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
Market Place, KporUiLIc, Tennessee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-21

THE reception OF Kaiser wilhelm on his
return to Berlin, IS told by correspondent.
was remarkable scene. At the railway Sta
tion, about forty feet of the platform was eur
tanned Off with scarlet hangings, relieved In
gold, and having an open festooned door
Opposite the door OF the royal carriage, on
either side of the door leading to the saloon,
was sitting statue of Victory holding out a
wreath. The Emperor's saloon was in white
and gold, with scarlet hangings and uphol-
stery, and both in it and the adjoining apart
ment OF the Empress was profuse display OF
rare exotics. As the train rolls In there
arises mighty cheer, and at the window
stands the Emperor William, framed as In a
picture. The old mans face is working as
cheers ring In his ears. He is down the steps
| and kissing the Dowager Queen Elizabeth.
Whatl Will the women of his family mob
him, while grandchildren hang about his
knees? No wonder that he has to brush his
eyes with the back of his hand as he strug-
files through the women folk before him. In
his path stands the white figure of Wrangel,
the rays OF the setting sun flashing on bis
snow-white hair. The soldier-patriarch
raises his hand, and would fain lead off o
cheer, but his voice fails him and the tears
roll down his face. His master, not less
moved, kisses his servant on either cheek.
The two old soldier-comrades embrace, while
one of Steinmetz's wounded fellows heads,
from the top of the carriage, a real rousing
cheer. Then the Emperor grasps Bismark by
the hand and kisses him too. He serves Won
Steinmetz in the same manner, notwithstand-
ing the calumnies anent that gallant soldier.
He kisses bis way right through out of sight
into the waiting room, the Empress following
him with look OF conscious ownership; and
so exit Kaiser Wilhelm.
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DAILY PRESS.
FRIDAY, APRIL 2l, 1871.
PORTLAND.

The MINISTER'S Work AND PAY.-The
clergy are the worst paid body of iaborers In
'ne country. They work with ability and
zeal. They are educated, sensitive men. often
'y nurtured, and they are expected to
Soouys servant, to hold their time and
'"'on'' at the call of all the whimsical old
women Oh the parish and all the selec,r,or ~
the town. They are to preach tw 90 o. ,,r,..
on sunday TO lecture and expound during
the week, to make parochial calls in sun or
storm, to visit the poor, to be the confident
and counselor OF throng, and ALWAYS in
every sermon to do any public service that
may be asked. Ofcourse the clergyman must
be chairman of the school-committee, and
director of the town library, and president Of
charitable societies. He cannot give a great
deal of money for educational and charitable
and @sthetic purposes-not very great deal
but he can always give time, and he can al
ways make a speech and draw the resolu-
lions, and direct generally. He is, in fact, the
town pound to which everybody may commit
tne truant fancies that nobody else will toler-
s a.e upon tne pastures and lawns OF his atten-
|
body may fill himself with advice. He Is the
town-bell to summon everybody to every com.
mon enterprise. He is the town beast Of bur
den 10 carry everybodys pack. With all this
he must have neat and pretty house, and a
comely and attractive wife, who must be al
ways ready and welldressed in the parlor, al
though she cannot afford to hire sufficient
"heip" And the good mans culldren must
be wcll-behaved and properly clad. and his
house be kind of hotel for the travelling
brethren. OF course he must be scholar and
familiar with current literature, and may
justly be expected to fit half dozen BOYS for
college every year. These are but ilIustra-
tlons OF the functions he is to fulfill, and al
ways without murmuring; and for all he Is to
be glao to get pittance upon which he can
barely bring the ends of the year together, and
70 know that if he should suddenly die of over
work, as he probably will, his wife and chill
dren will be beggars.-[George w. Curtis In
Harper's Magazine.
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To Let.

To Let
VA ITH board, q front chamber on New High St
w Address p. o. Box 1917. dc7tt
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Scribner'. Monthly begins its second volume

Scribner's Monthly begins its second volume
with the number for May. 1t is a notable ex-
ample of sudden success, and each NUMBER
shows it to be deserved prosperity as well, tha'
for May being If anything, more attractive anAh
ever A very fine portrait. of George Mao
donald forms the frontispece, ana serves s.'v ~
call new attention to the mover 2, es asS
Cumbermede,, ws,s which Is Illustrated article Is
that on eoson 'ns S
Yellowstone, Another is on Charlotte
ss another on the cpTHrs TSs.s am
nn;ngs are, without exception, beautiful aud
sns,v executed, as are also the portraits OF
pnrand and Huntington, in Mr.. Townley's
naner en- "Living American Artists" A frc-
ap;mile and translation of the famous Mosbte
stone is given; Mrs. OlphaDt commences a
new novel; and there are poetry, stories, ESSAY 3
and sketches in good quantity and excellent
quality, the number closing with one OF Bush's
characteristic etchings.
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Farm for Sale.

offered at a. great bargain; III
ASfiA y Lamb HON estead farm in West
MTIa ssay-kN brook, three and half miles from
&rI1 EMISH Portland on the road to Saccarappa.
s,esA91.2zl Said excellent farm consists OF
moving, pasture and wood land has good well OF
water, large barn, ,convient house and out BUILDINGS
has ais valuable orchard of 150 young trees in
good bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
profit belonging to the farm is 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 citv
this farm offers Inducements such as Jew others can
offer to any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars inquire CT
G. 81 L. r. WARREN
m1l6d&wu Saccarappa
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Isaac B. savteli better known as yankee

Isaac B. Sawtel, better known as"Yankee
Doodle" is Boston institution that early ris-
srs can see any morning between and 8
o'clock, perambulating Washington street,
whistling the national air. The proprietor
of This Whistle is a cobbler by trade and the
time he has adopted as his trademark, and BY
il herslds his coming. He is man OF go, sim
gularly dressed, ard when he has gathered a
back load of boots and shoes that need mend
ing, he happily trudges to his shop way up
among the l,OOOs on Washington street, whis-
Ting the Same tune all the while, and duly
whistling them back to their owners when re-
paired. He has been thus engaged for IL
years and has acquired quite fortune by his
industry,
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THE London Medical Press aud Circul,

THE London Medical Press and Circular
startles us by a story of the existence of a
most deadly poison, by the inhalation of
which, simply through the medium of a letter
sent by post in the ordinary way, the reader
will suddenly drop down dead, with all the
symptoms of asphyxia. 1t says: The posi-
tion and requirements of our informant
should place the evidence beyond suspicion (;
nevertheless, before giving entire credence to
such startling report, we are anxious to OBJ
tain confirmatory evidence from any of our
readers, in whose minds suspicion OF foul play
have arisen when investigating cases OF sud-
den death, and what such symptoms were.
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House for Sale.

Real Estate. Dwelling Houses.
Mills, Store, Cooper shops, &c.,
For Sale mt a Bargain.
Il HE above Property consists of three Dwelling
I Houses, with Stables attached 100 acres os land
In lots to suit. Also Grist MILL Sbingle and Staye
MIL situated on 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 Iand ruit 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 Nason's Mills
South LiminPton, York county, Maine in pleasant
location and good neighborho0d.
Would exchange for real estate in Portland,
Inquire of A. H. WATSON,
or, JOHN L. DAVIS, on the premises
or w. Ii, JERRIS, Portland.
epr10d&wlm
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THIRD and fourth stories in Brick Block, Fore st
opposite foot OF Exchange st.. suitable for manu-
featuring purposes rent low. Inquire of w. A.
DURAN, IT'S in the Block. ap3tf
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GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, in his last
letter to the Chicago Tribune, says:

William M. Tweed is now believed to be
the third man, in point of wealth, In the
United States, he having boasted to several
persons that he was worth nearer $40 100000
than $15,0O0,O00. In 1861 he was in the city
of Washington, and, on inquiry of some friend
here, he stated that, by good deal of work
and thrift, he had got together $4,000, and
he added that he meant to keep 1t; for, as you
may not know, Tweed and his brother, who
were in business, failed few years before the
war, and Tweed took the benefit of the bank
rupt act. About 1862, Elijah Purdy, re-
spectacle Tammany Democrat Of the former
day, who was an officer of a savings bank In
Astor place, remarked to group OF geutle-
men: "Old Tammany Hall is losing all its
| character. There is Bill Tweed, who has
| never had any standing in Tammany, and he
has absolutely got $4,000 now. I know"
said Mr. Purdy, "that he has got $4,000, but
how could he have come by it?" What would
| the old "wheel-horse of the Democracy" say ii
he were now alive, at the fact that Tweed
stands next to Astor and Stewart in worldly
possessions? and that nearly the whole of
this he has made since 1868, and the bulk Of
it between 1867 and 1871? Sometime ago his
eldest son wanted to be nominated for Con-
gress, but Tweed refused to let him have the
nomination, saying contemporary "He
Shall not throw away his time on an insignif-
cant place like thatr' "What Office would you
let him have ?" said the interrogation. "Why,
he ought to aspire to be an alderman of New
York city, or an assistant alderman anyway"
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House and Lot for Sale

fE Situated on D street, Knightville, Cape
E;i; Elizabeth, house % by 80, one and one-halt
x;sA story, contains six rooms; good garden Rea.
son tor sale, change OF business Sale must be made
within week. Inquire ON the premises.
SAMUEL WARREN,
Knightville, Gaze Elizabeth
Portland Anril 7th 1871 ~
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RULLorF, THE LEARNED MUnprnEn.-

RULLoFF, THE LEARNED MURDERER
The day for the execution of Rulloff is fixed
as the thirteenth of May-less than a month
hence; yet the only concern he manifests as
his end approaches is lest his book-a treatise
on philology-should not have justice done to
its merits when he is gone. He has lately been
corresponding with Prof. Seelye of Amherst
on this subject, and not long since was visit
ed by Prof Mather of the same college, ~
whom he expressed the deep feeling he has
on this point. He desired the professor to
test bis knowledge Of Greek, and in the con-
versation showed very remarkable familiar
ity with the Greek authors, particularly Ken
ophon and Homer, seeming to know by
heart nearly all of Xenophon's Memorabilia
in the original. He is certainly one of the
most extraordinary instances on record OF
| great scholastic attainments, combined with
a life of low and desperate criminality.-
There is no chance that his sentence will be
reprieved or extended, and every indication
that his present temper of mind will continue
till death.
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A Small Farm for Sale.

Situated in Falmouth, four miles
A,<TsN-l from Portland; contains Elk acres
MIGE Naz1R of good land, cuts tons hay, COM
lll EaII1 Portable two story house, good barn.
AE5ssSa1EE22l shop, wo0d-house, sc. Plenty of
fruit for use of family. Price $500.
enquire Of j. M. PRINCE near the premises or
A. .. MERRILL, foot OF Boyd Street, Portland.
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SEND FOR Il CATALOGUE.
Portland Nursery
AND
SEE SPECIAL LIST OF PRICES,

apple Trees, Grape Vfnes, Orn0-
Sn0X Fruits tor 1871.
Or visit our grounds at Morrls Corner, Deering,
and select tiees &C.. in the Nursery rows. Or what
is just as we'll, cali at our City Salesroom, at
Kendall q Whifney's Agricultural
Warehouse, Market Square,
where you will find complete assortment of Nur-
sery Stock. One OF our firm will be at the room
through the planting season to receive and fill or
ders. We shall endeavor to deal squarely with all
M MnS iayST % Us with their patronage Cataosues may
tr5, s 5ao EhEE, at our Room or at Sawyer q Wood
n,st mo- lls Exchange ST. who will keep COM
@ S soMrment M OF our trees at their branch ware
~ LA "a, het 81. opp. new p. o. ap1tf
G. 8. g. l.. q. GODDARD.
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Fine Suburban Residence for Sale,

Fine Suburban Residence for Bale.
The subscriber offers for sale his
AEMN-A mOdern-built residence situated on
fllf7-IZ the eminence overlooking Wood
I&tIAH 6rd's Corner, Westbrook. 1t con-
tans IL good-szed rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance of
hard and soft water, and it is in good state of re-
pair. There is large stable on the premises. The
GROUNDS embrace two acres, handsomely laid out,
bles to be sold with the house.
This Is one of the finest locations in the vicinity Of
caIs, and affoIding fine view of the city. harbor
ocean, and the surrounding country. Price $4,000.
One third OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage II desired. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire of SAM'I, ,JORDAN ESQ
P. 5. A grove containing tive acres adjoining on
the south, also an acre OF tage land on the north,
will be sold with the premises if desired aue25-tf
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Mass. Institute Of Technology.

Entrance Eraminations,-June and Sept 2s.
!h:eQn'stes,-Age,l6 years; A good English Educa-
tIon, Algebra to Quadratics and Plane Geometry.
SourSes,-Civil. Mechanical, and Mining Engineer
Eg; Chemistry; Architecture; Natural History; and
Science and Lerature besides shorter cOurces pre-
or teaching science for business tor special
1ecnnlcal work, and for the study OF medicine For
CaIa0gnes and further information apply to PROF.
'AmoEL E.,1a,sLAND, L,1k,NEELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-21
Farm for Sale.

LMc1 Farm for Sale.
MfIF S2e4R
lLN&llA The Homestead Farm of the late
= Peter Staples. situated in CASCO,
near Sebago Lake, containing about one hundred
valuable lot OF timber and several hundred cords
OF hard wood standing near tie shore OF the Lake,
A good IL story bOuse, well finished, and nearly
new, with convenient out-buildings and barn. Said
Farm will be sold at bargain for the purchaser il
applied for soon. For terms and further particulars
enquire on the premises OF of
E. r. STAPLES,
mrl6dlt&wu Probate Office, Portland Me-
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House for Sale
A$OuSo 1OI SStICs

A ONE and hal lstory house, centrally located,
IA and in good repair. Hard and soft water on the
premises. This property will be sold at bargain if
applied for soon. Enquire at % Cedar st. mr9tf
A Good Brick House for Sale at a
Low Price.
THE well built house, No. ~ Middle Street, con-
i tanning ten finished rooms gas, and Sebago wa
ter. Very convenient to Steamers and G. T. Depot
The house is in good order and will be sold low.
Agent. mIl3tf
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NOTICE
N O T CE. .

JOHNSON, FRYE g. CO., Publishers and Book
u sellers. New York, inform their subscribers and
others that they will find Branch of their New
England Agency at 13t Free street, up the same
stairs as Or Johnson Dentist. Office hours to II
a. m. and to p. m. Entrance same as DR.. john
sons. HENRY G. CURTIS, Agent
N d. Wanted, two industrious men of good ad-
dress, who will find lucrative employment.
aD16*3t
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r O R = A. l. Il
FOB. SALE,

TWO story brick house No. Spruce St.. 16 rooms
L garden well stocked with fruit trees good well
OF water, all in good order, will be sold low terms
easy. Enquire OF EDWARD A. MOVES.
ap17istt Portland Savings Bank,
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NOTICE.

Miss LATHAM begs to inform her friends and
patrons that she has removed to Room No. 10,
Browns Block, formerly occupied by Miss Bailey,
and will be pleased to receive pupils in Drawing and
Painting.
hEsEREscEs:-H. B. Brown; Cyrus Davis; Fred.
r. Hale mrott
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Rare Chanca

Rare Chance.
Two some one wishing to adopt n verv nro,,- ,rd
Il healthy female child seven months o,d eny ha1 anu
ing good nome TO offer it, can hear of good on
portunity by addressing b. W. S., Port,spI pns, S
Office. 'iaho fost
Portland, April 7, 1871. aps.2w
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Good House for Sale.

A New two story House on Dow street, contains
"a II good rooms. gas throughout cemented cellar,
good furnace, and large brick cstern. Terms favor
able. Apply to
apSd3w* VIM. H. JERRIS Real Estata AGENT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-21

Hosiery Department {!
Ladies, Henvy Domestic Cotton Hose a..
Ier Dozen, or 1Oc per pair.
Lauies cotton Hose IL 1-2c, 15c and tic pairi
Ladies' Full Regular and FulI F..h;.,,..
Cotton Hose, 2sc, 81, ssc. and s5c pair.
Ladies' BaIbriggan Hose, with ,siIlx CI.x.
zoe, SIC, ST.. per pair.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, S1.10. and from
s1.2O.to $3.50 per pair. '''D'
eB-Ladies' Full Regular, Extra Leg. all pricesl
Misses and Ladies' English Merino Ho.c.
Misses Cotton Hose from 12c to 25c; Extra lengths
from SOC to 60c pair.
Nlisscs' Haibriggnn Hose! in Full Line.
Gents' English Super Stout Hose from 25c to
45c pair. -
Gents Merino Hose, from 2Oc to Csc pair.
Gents Shaker Hose all prices,
1'ents' Domestic Cotton Hose from 1Oc TO s5e
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BricE House fo4. Sale.

- A two storied Brick House with wood L.
@;: slated root, IL Rooms, excellent Closets large
&isA brick cistern, gas throughout, lot 3SxS5 with
grape vines pear trees, currant bushes c. all bear
ing in vicinity of Casco ct Church.
Terms favorable
Apply to WIN. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent
aESd 3W CahOnn Block next City Hall
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&Ck PER WEEK to male or female. N0E
WAO l000 Agents Wanted, Address NLC
Son.a Wan Two stamps, +. A. SHATTUCK & co.
i1e'i Augusta M
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V1HoSE in want OF Plain or Fancy Job Printing
i will find it TO their advantage to call on WIN. NJ
MARES, at the Daily Pres Job Printing Office, Ex-
change Street, Portland.