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Hoaue,s Hn,,d Potato r;ooe,
Dissolution of Conartnershin

Dissolution OF COpartnership.
T'HE partnership heretofore existing between ,Jo-
siah NickersOn AID Charles L. Ltchfied under
tne nrm name OF Nicker on q Lite thfeld is dis
soived oy the withd avail OF Charles l.. Litchfed
from said firm.
The subsc iher will attend to all business of the
late hIm at the store No l29 Commercial st
JOSIAH NICKERSON.
Portland, Sept 5, 1871. sep9d2w
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DISSOL UTION,
COPARTNEkSHIP.

FENHE undersigned have this day formed Ia copart-
7 nershp under the lame of LOCKHART s.
SLOAN, and will continue the business manu- fact
uring OF Fine Carriage & sleighs, at the old
stand of K. X Lemont s. Co., % Prebe st.. where
they will be pleased the friends the old firm
and the public generally.
d. P. LOCKHART,
j. c. SLOAN.
July 18th, 1871. sepl I'm
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HOwE'S
Hand Potato Di0Ueg.

The attention of Farmers is solicited to this New
implement 1or Digging Potatoes by means of W bich
tnis imrortant crop can he secured much quicker
and easier than by anv other method. All farmers
Know that potago digging with the hand-hoe is ha d
back-aching work; the sowest and most disagreea,
bic OF all farm labor. When potatoes are powed ont
they are scattered and many are lost; the work OF
Pckns up is ,eoious and slow; none of tie horse po-
tao diggers work well if the ground is stony and
weedy. ~
HOsOe'S Hand POt1tO Di0gey
does its work equally well under all conditions Of the
he'd. There Is no stooDing bending the hack The
operator stands perfectly erect and by ,tiOn OF
the hand ard foot the tubers are instantly removed
from the hill and the product of the two rows N de-
posted In one tree from fiTt Ihus zen 'e ing the
work OF picking up mere nothing compared t, pick
ing the horse dIggels. One hand will PICK up
iour times as many in day afie- this digger as he
can a'ter any tato digging pow. One bow Is wears
cid, can dig and pick up more than twice as many
potatoes in day as man can in the same time with
common hoe. 1 have dug. myself. 45 bu, u,hels in
less than three hours with this digger.
1t is beyond all question, the best implement for
diggln potatoes ever offered TO the farmers of this
country No farmer would ever dig potatoes with a
common hoe. after using one OF these
We will send this implement with directions for
using it, 10 any part OF the State country on re-
ce0i OF price. and warrant it to give satisfaction.
Price S4.0O. Sample Diggers sent to apy one who
woulc like to act as Agent, for $500. MrAgents
wanted in every town.
dress thn Minutacfu urers and Patentees
y; r. HOWE Il CO., Aug sasta, Me.
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school Vacation
DOLLAR REWAph enAp

\ " NIVV q MU NU AF
PasI ersase suo0s swsa, FuSeog Removes Pitch, Tar,
sh7, wiz Hot or Cod Hard se STAINS, &c.;-
q Gle be 0Gb bed sTf w1 tas Slohes aoa Money
ed aiih comu soap. orc poana az ong 10 as II W sh-
on ten 10 heep dozen pieces Of ordnayv wi f wash
us ranaers " va mes he est ace with Ut jnm manly
The Dollar Reward soan. "'
Try 1t in he Bathroom; 1t leaves ,ba -,
fm )ofn a"d soft Use II TO cleanse your mathl ceol,
Lame 0ts, Ma, Ties DooI.step, &c. and Brick W.T., IT.
apI aiievs. U.s. It with securing bI lex Il, cI va KS
IN or eel: II sas es hall Ihe labor AMI eiv.
tel apI ear e. j. ma.es Tn Ware SHINE I'la pet-
aud has no eqpa in c'e1n,iug glass or chm new
soysd In poi IiR wate' il makes the best and cbaa
est Sot1 Soap IN the ord
FOR SALE BY
Chas Mclaughlin Il Co. Portland.
sep9 dlss
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Al los EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
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Rent Wanted,

fFA A SM Al l. RENT OF three or tour rooms
E;;; wanted BY small family without chiidIan
GseesA. Good references given.
Address r. w., Press Office, sep9eodow
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THE ONE TERM DISCUSSION.

Greeley's article in the next Galaxy has
been received here and is already exciting con-
siderable discussion. 1t is deemed an able and
popular presentation of the policy even by
those who differ with the author. His CONVEX
sion, so far as it applies to Grant, is rather re-
| cent, he having been understood to have ex-
pressed himself otherwise at a not distant
day. John Russell Young can tell when and
how, if it suits him.
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TO Let,
skuUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cum.
Ii berana Terrace by
sepH-1y j. l.. FARMER.
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Is published every day (suuAays excepted by
he
s9oF5i0Ssd Pat tishisso On.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-30

CHICAGO has recently been the scene of a
doubie-saicide of character peculiarly pain.
fui aud shocking Its details have been ex.
cuded from the local papers. DR..
one OF the most prominent, wealthy and
trusted physicians OF Chicago. he was sl,o
an alderman and a member OF the b,a,d -
education-a man of much power and consid.
cradle culture, but like some other doctors. be
mad iaien Vletlm TO the cup. HIS practice
did not perceptIbly diminish On that account.
lor there Is prevalent superstition that great
success In MEDICINE can be achieved by those
VINO are occasionally intoxIcsted. T6e doc
tors father was man oi similar temper ainent
| anG similar habits man also OF muca pom
| inence. He had held several p a, o. OF uust.
Three weeks ago father and sou went deIibpr.
ately forth together ION a spiee." They val.
lowed together IN beastliness. They de serted
their homes Tor the occasion, and lodged
among the unclean. At the end uf a week
the fathers endurance was exhausted, ana he
was taken home with ths uelirium { en,sps
de fingered two days, suffering all tbs tor-
ments OF perdltlon, and died a hI rrible death,
his son being dragged in from the streets long
enough to Ike drunken look az the corpse.
Last week the sons better Constitution gave
way, and he too was taken houe craz.d with
whisky. He fingered longer, raving ihI oueh
the terrible nights, and crying Tor more liquor,
ana finally died In the midst OF imaginary
reptiles, and his body was LAID beside The fresh
mound OF his father This double suicide by
Two reputable and prominent men has created
a prolOunu sensation In all CIRCLES where tia
facts are known.
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PORTLAND.
SATURDAY, sEPTEMBERsr, 1871.
AInb-ms KukIux.


ONE OF THEIR VICTIMS Torn FROM Hn
HOME AND LEFT To SrARvE TIED TO 4
TREE IN SWAMI.
The Nashville (renn.) Banner. Demo-
cratic paper, published in its Issue for he
18th iDstan. an account of an outrage psrpe-
trated In Limestone county, Alabama, by five
men, who went to the house OF a gentleman
named l.. L. Weir, at II o'clock on the morn
ing oil the ll'h instant, In disguise, tore him
from his home and family, mounted him on
horse and bore him away. His distressed fam
lily followed with bresthIess anxiety, and with
The most fearful iorebodngs as to his fate
They had gone Tut short distance when
they heard, in a thick ciuup OF woods, The
report Of firearms. Their hearts sank Hith-
10 them, tor they believed that these were
death shots, and that Mr.. Weir had been
murdered. Captain Dan Coleman, County
Solicitor. Mr.. Ben Sewell. Deputy sh, rih,
aud posse OF men went in pursuit., With the
hope OF finding Mr.. WeI. s bods, and captur.
ing and bringing TO punishment the perpetTa-
tors Of the hid.ous deed. But although they
DID e'erS thing possible toward accomplishing
TINS OBJECT, their search seemed hopeless
one.
The Banner of Friday las, supplements Its
account With the following:
Mr.. Weir was accidentally scnu1 ves,erd.x
in swamp,w here be had been Htmly tied tna
tree and left to siarve TO death. His s,or, of
the h'rdships which the desperadoes c,nn.
Pelied hlm to undergo is enough u turn a
heart OF stone. He said that they took him
Oh good distance from home, wnere th.y
tied stone to his neck and sunk him II a
creek until he was almost drowned, waen
they again brought him to the surface. Aner
he was sufficiently restored they whipped him
most unmercfully, and ned him to tree IN
an out-of the-way place, from which be never
hoped to escape alive, aud where, no prCvI-
DENTAL relief arriving, he would ultimately
have starved to daalh. When brought TO
Athens, Mr. Weir complained OF the eff.c's of
bis exposure and want OF food, .lnd it Is feIied
ne VIII not recover tor some time to cOme-
de knows the desperadoes, and il is to he oop-
ed that they will now be made to suffer the
punishment which their crime deserves, Wa
understand that the same men had ureyIous.
| ly taken Mr.. Weir out aud whipped bin. It
| Is supposed they feared being Indicted Tor the
| offense, and that Mr.. Weir would become a
witness whose testimony would send theul TO
the penltentiary. They had therefore deter
mined to put him out OF the way. HIS es-
case was almost miraculous. A man named
Moore, who is said 10 have been an accessory
to the deed, and another, whose name We did
not learn, were arrested at Atheus yesterday.
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A Terrible Explosion.

(From the Albany, N. Y, Evening Journ al. Sept 2sl
At nine O'Clock this morning the p ess
House" and "Wheel Mill' at the Rand Pow
der Works, about four miles west oil this city,
were blown up, aud one man, named Augus-
tus Schultz. lost bis life. In the less House,
where the powder was pressed into cakes,
there was a1ou: ton and quarter ol the
finest and most powerful kInu OF powder
made In their establishment, known as light.
nIng powder"
the explosion was attended with fearful
force, and the site OF the building hica
was snbstant al stone struclure-louked as
II 1t bad been scooped out by an immense
shovel, while the foundation stones tlmbers.
machinery, &c, weie scattele abJut over q
surface OF several acres. All the buIld n2s In
the vicinity were injured, sOms having their
SOOfs crushed in, while others bad their VIM
dow sashes torn out and their walls broken.
The "round house." and the "otice" OF the
establishment tie latter several huLdied
feet away-bore marks OF the explosion. The
body of Mr.. Schultz was found about one
hundred feet distant irom where the "press
house" had been located. One arm was
toru completely from the body. and the other
hung only by a few shl eds OF the flesh. Ev-
cry vestige OF clothing had been torn from
him, except part OF stocking ou one of the
| feet. The body was bruised blsckepec. Il IN
4
| md all semblance Of humanity. be was
thirty two years of age, and leaves wife but
| NJ children.
| Situated one hundred and 3fty or two hun
dred feet distant from the press house aas
the wheel mill, so called fIom two Immense
iron wheels, weighing seven tous each, used
| IN the process OF powder making. This bui d.
/ Ing contained ole hundred and fifty pounds of
powder, and this exploded moment after The
blowing up Of the press house, tbs secoud ex-
plosIon having IN some unknown way Leen
| caused by the first. The heavy .tonr wall
which formed the north side Of the building
l was thrown down, the ROOT was blown iutI
shreds and scattered about, and the machin-
cry was disarranged. Several persons ma low.
| ly escaped death or severe Injury.
The last time the "press-nir exploded was
in 1850, when six men lost their lives. be
| report Of the explosion was distinctly beard
hsr many miles. In this city and on the op
psssie side OF the river, buildings were shaken,
doors opened, elc, by the Atmospheric dis
! tnrbance. An immense cloud OF smoke lose
4 rom the scene vf tho disaster and Wa, seen
/ from great dista..ce.
One OF the mel. who was looking az tba
| building when the accident occurred saws that
the entire structure aas lifted bodily Iweuty
! or thirty feet into tue air, and IL Ell came the
| expos on scattering The fragments il all d.
sections.
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Iten,s.
The Bluenose's oarb-"Buv cod

-Ihe bluenoses oath-"Buy cod.S
Russia has now enough bre.chloaders sr
her entire army. 1t is needle gun called lbs
Krinck pattern.
When Horace Greeley is asked what kir3
kind of music he prefers, he answers. "Ibs
song OF the harvest; three beets to tue meas,
ure."
"A Silesian elergymsn has been nm, IN
prison Tor six months Tor speaking dIs,ssnecs.
fully Of King William.
Joe Pentland, the noted clown. has Oora
mad. The first symptoms OF his pss,,itv
were shown while he was performing recent.
ly IN Tennessee.
-Claparede, the French-Swiss naturalist,
who, apropos of Darwin, said "he bad rather
hea perfected monkey than a degenerate
Adam" Is dead.
Fault is found with the Washington wo-
mans club for "offering society and mo' ey 10
the vile of earth, while the viituous poor AIRS
| neg,ected."
Prof. Adler will start from Berlin soon IN
| comnanv with an archaeological eSpeo"i"9 10
| tho Easi lie is commissioned 10 .pr',c' ed us
| as Is,usslem where he is tC skelco tns
t | design for the restoration OF ne
PmrcS sP Of ST. John, presented by ibe sutan
| - Tie Prussian government on Tue oc's'foo
70 70 , ,he crown princes visit two years ago.
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THE editor of the Pilatka, Fla, Herald, 1,

THE editor of the Piatka, Fla, Herald, 10
evidently genius. He 1t was who Collected
alligators enough in one small stream to s. op
steamboat, and tear several planks ont Of
her hull. The latest effort consists in sinking
part OF Orange county down to green aud
living depths, while The terrified Spscta ors
looked on as the tall tiee tops dipped beuealh
the wave, as they took fiual leap. he story
is not bad. There are occasional subners-nces
of dry land outside of swamps, but tie work.
up Of this picture verses on The pathetic from
the bottom ana not the top that has dr,,pred
out. For dull time the Herald does we I %
uncurb its genius. F,orioa Is too rsr off for
minute enquiry, and fiction passes better than
fact.
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WANTED !!

A n active man to buy half interest In a busine ess
q ii at has no competition; paws well; small ca nj.
ia, required. Call at once at No AZ Middle st.
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BUSIN ESS DIRECTORY

Advertising Agency.
ATWELL & CO., 17s4 Middle Street, ADyERTIsE-
MENTs inserted in papers In Maine and through
Ut tne country at the publishers loves rates.
agricultural Implements & Seeds,
SAW WYER q WOODFORD, No. 22 Market SQUARE.
AuctiOneer.
y. w. HOLMES, No. 327 CongressSt Auction Sales
every Evening. Private Sales during the day.
Agencies for Sewing yEachsues-
VS.. DYER, 1853 Middle st over h. H. Hay's All
KINDS OF Machines for sale and to let ReDou;no
Bakers.
w. U. COBB. No. 12 Pearl Street.
Booksellers and stationers.
hoYT' FodG q BREED, 90 Middle Street.
BOOk-Rinders.
WIN. A. QUINCY. Room II prints,,s rw
NO. Ill Exchange Street. HAchahge,
SMALL q sHACKFoRD, No. IS Plum strsst
nOnnet and Hat Bleachery.
a. y. oNDERWoOD,N No. s1o3 Congress Street
o SAW xEh q CO., Bleachers, 131 Middle s,res,
Carpenters and Builders.
WHITNEY q MEANS. Pearl st, opposite the Park.
Dye House.
+. SYMONDS, India St., ladies Cloaks clean.ed or
dyed for one dollar.
Dentists.
DRs. EVANS & STROUT, 8 Clapp Block, Con,
josiah HEALD, No. 10s Middle street.
DIX. ". R. JOHNSON, No, 1874, Free Street.
arsss aa aARDY Fluent Block, Corner Con.
Furntture-Wholesal and Retail. ia.
WAITER COREY & CO.. Arcade No. is Free 81.
N. TARBOX, 1853 and 16o Fore st.
w1GDMAN q WHITNEY, No. SO Exchange st.
opnolstering OF all kinds done to order.
Furniture and BOuse Furnishfns
HGOOds.
BENZ. ADAMS, cor. Exchange and Federal sta,
HOOPER q EATON No. 1870 Exchange street
done to order. op"oiS'or'ns
Furniture and UphOIstertn..
DAVID W. DEANE, No 80 Fedora, s+,..t .u
knds OF Uuholstering and Repairing done to
Hair Goods and Toilet Articles.
J.F. SHERRY, No. Clapp's Block, Congress st
opposite old City Hall. ''' ~. ~
Horse shOeinx and Job Work.
8. YOUNG q CO., No. 100 Fore street. -1
JeWelry and Fine Watches.
ABNER LOWELL, 3o1 Congress Street. Agen tor
Howard Watch Company.
Manufacturers of Trunks, VaIises
and Carpet Bags.
DURAN 9 JOHNSON, III Middle g 11s Fedr SITS.
MasOns and Builders.
N. e. REDLON, 233 10 Congress st.
Organ & MeiOdeon Manufacturers.
SMALL & KNIGHT, No. ls4 Exchange Street.
Paper Hangings, Window Shades
and Weather ~trips.
6EO.L. LOTHROP q Co., No. 152, Exchange Street.
Photographers.
AS. DAVIS & CO., No. 80 Middle street.
j. Il. lAMSON. 1872 Middle St., cor Cross.
Plsssnbers.
JAMES MILLER, 81 Federal Street. Every des-
criptlon of Water Fixtures arranged and set mn in
the best manner. Jobbing promptly attended to-
PlaSserer, SfuccO Worker, Sc.
P. FEENEY, Cor. Cumberland and Franklin SITS.
Real Estate Az nnts.
JOHN O. PRO TER, No., 80 chenge Street.
geo. e. DAv1o,- y No. 301A Congress street.
silver smith and Gold and Silver
Platter.
M. PEARSON, No. % Temple st., near Congress,i
Al kinds Of Sitver and Plated Ware Repaired.
Silver Rnd s'sEssea Ware.
ABNER LOWELL, sOi Congress Street.
Schools.
Stair Builder.
B. r. LIBBY, IT. Union Street, up stairs.
Teas, COffees, spices, &c.
J.DEEMING & Co. 4S India q 162 & 1854 Con gress sts
Watches, JeweIry, dkc.
j, AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 13s, Middle street,
J.W. q H. h ,MCDUFFEE, cor Middle & Union ats.
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REM ENI B Err!

EMENT B Err!
The symptoms # Dyspepsia
are Loss of Appettte, Wdnd,
kissing of Food, Heartburn,
DtstemtiOn of the B0acels, Cos
HOeness. Headache, Dissi-
ness. SIeepLess7aess and LOsy-
Spirits. Tn q short time the
head aUdW be affected to that
degTee that renders 1t irk-
some and o 0fte2tims es imspOssi-
DIE to attend to the O1din0ru
duties of We, from aUhich
stage of the disease one Is
soon carried beyond the
reach of remedies. Safety
Tics S9e the use of
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TO Let.
A Desirable Honse OF ten rooms ENQUIRE ot r. n
"A BAKER, 81 Wiimor street. X. LOCK.
ivI2-dtf
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Wanted Immediately.

A Girl woman to take care OF children, Prot
a estant preferred. References required.
Also Cook wanted. 81
Apply at IA State ST. sep1sdH
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Is published every day tSundays excepted) by
The
Portland Publishing Co.,
At 10s EXCHANGE STREET. Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
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Ap0thec0ry Store for Sale !
one Of the very best loca ions 10 Bostnn: has an
4, ACREAGE traie thai WI more than pay the tree OF
IT. Gear OF all expenses, wIlhin two years; 1th good
Sooo. To any one conteDplatiLn The pure, .e OF a
sure OF this h nd, 1t offers rare OF 'rtunity.
GEO. W FRENCH
care Weeks and Potter, ITO Westinghouse, Boston,
Mass.
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HORSES Z!

DARTIES having good horses can have them win.
l. ie ed upon the best farms iu Oxfordcounty,
IN 10 the town OF Bethel VII be ted oats, corn or
meal and receive the best OF care
A. terms reasonable. For further particulars adj
afess ), r., Box 1912, Portland, Me. sep1att
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TO LET.

A LARGE ROOM, with steam power. ENQUIRE
lat thu office,
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REAL ESTATE.

House for Sale.
IN -" ~ nouse, situated on new pigh st, containing
ont u,oI Is, , abundance OF closets, gas through
iron,s oa cellar and epty water. For parti, uars
eep-'ai" JAMES BICKFORD.
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Paris Hill,
UBBARD HOTEL, H. Hubbard, Proprietor.
Rnymond,s Village.
UENTRAL House. W II. Smith Proprietor
-
AGO HOUSE, T. Cleaves & Son Prof. rietor.
o. Chins.
LAKE HOUSE, j. Savage, Proprietary
Richm omd.
RICHMOND HOTEL, Fl Springer.
skowhegan.l
SKowHEGAN HOTEL. E. B. Maybury, Prepris
TURNER HOUSE. L. H. Hussey q Co, Projectors.
81. Andrews, New Brunswick.
TIE RAIL wAYHoTEa-Michael Clark, Proprie:
tor.
-
Springvale.
TIbBETs HOUSE, s. +. 1ibbetts, Proprietor.
standish
STANpIsU HOUsE-Capt Chas Thompson, Prop'r
West HOrnam.
WEST GoRHAB house, JededIah GIaftam, lPro
prietor
Wiscasset.
HILToL HOTEL. Z. Hubbard.
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A Overseer for Chair Shop, at the Reform School
"A single man ami one acquainted with the bust
| I ess. ADDRESS Supt sen1stf W ~
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TENEMENT 10 let, con tanng rooms, Sebago
i wafer. For particulars call at 81 LINCOLN
ST. aue13 Il
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ENOR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
and piped or y, bagO. Apply en- the pren,sses
or at 20 Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY.
aup25
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Ehe Nhasne ssate Pres.

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
" 30 year; 4 paid in advance, at $500 q
year.
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For Fever and Ague, Iutermittents, Biousness and
an disorders arising from malarous causes Tbey
are nlenly recomm nded as an Anti. ti.Dyspeptic
anu 10 cases OF indigestion are luvaluabIe AS
an Appetizer and Recuperant, ard in cases OF
General Debility they have never in a single in
s,ance Iailed IN producing the most happy results
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A LIST OF all the vacant tenements in the city,
- with all necessary information In regard to them
can be found at 35lt Congress st.
N. B. Rents entered on our list tree of charge.
Mar lO-dtf
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New HOuSp

A ONE and u halt story house, centrally located
~ and In good repair. Hard and soft water on tn
premises. 4 his property will be sold at bargain
applied ior soon. Enquire at % Cedar ct. jyl4tf
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House ON aaScO ST, for Sale.
THE 1-2 story house No CASIO 81 eet; contains
I ten finished rooms. ami is very d. sirable loca-
tfOn. Apply to WIN. H. JERKS,
audit Real Estate and Loan Agent.