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geligiuns 9ntelligeufe.
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Abingdon Presbytery.

Abingdon Presbytery has seven candidates for
the ministry, two OF whom are in their theological
course.
The name of Central church is changed to New
bern. The churches of Pleasant Grove and Chat
ham Hill, in Smythe county, Va, are united IN
der the name of Rich Valley church.
A church has been organized in Pulaski county,
with one elder and nine members, called Laurel
Hill. Bell Spring, Laurel Hill and Newbern,
have united in call to the Rev. j. M. Kirkpat-
rick.
Sharon church, and the missionary field of Bland
county, asked for the ordination Of Rev. j. q.
Smith, licentiate, as an evangelist The Presby-
terry will meet at Bland Court House, July 9th,
at IL A. NJ, to ordain Mr.. Smith, if the way be
clear.
The pastoral relation existing between Rev. A.
L. Hogshead and Rock Spring church was dis
solved
Maple Grove, Washington county, Va, was
chosen as the place and Wednesday, September
10th, 1871. at II A. NJ. as the time of the next
stated meeting of Presbytery.
SUPPLIES.
Messrs. Brown and Barnett at Lebanon, Hogs.
head and Stuart at discretion, Wilson at Mt Airy,
White and Hogshead at Grayson, Lyons at BuTk' 5
Garden, Thomas and Lacy at Cripple Greek and
Grayson, Gray and Natf at Cove, Humphreys and
Graham at Kimberlin, L. G. Brown at Indepen-
dence, Smith at discretion. Kirkpatrick at Kim
berlin.
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Relief for Mr.. Inslee's FamiIy.-A friend in

Petersburg, Va, writes:
"Our Sabbath Schools are moving in an effort
to help Mr.. Inslee family. We propose to secure
the cooperation Of all the schools of our Church.
The plan is to remit at once through the Christian
Observer or Central Presbyterian, any missionary
money the schools may have on hand not otherwise
appropriated, and then to ask all the children and
others connected with our Schools to give five
cents each to this fund, rather to get the Schools
to pledge themselves to contribute an amount equal
to five cents each.
A most excellent scheme, and one that we hope
to see adopted at once by our Sabbath Schools, so
that by July, we may place in DR.. Wilson's hand
an adequate provision for these children of the
Church"
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Central presbptsrialr.
REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. D., Editor.
Richmond, Va, Thursday, May 10, 1871.
"Tbe Form of Sound Words. We ha

"The Form of Sound Words. We have
been enabled to present in full the able sermon on
this subject, preached by Rev. Dr. r. L. Dabney,
at the opening of the General Assembly in Hunts
vile. This with the proceedings at Union Theo
logical Seminary occupies the room usually filled
with editorials, and which are therefore deferred
until next week.
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Massanutten Church, Rockingham Co., VI

Massanutten Church, Rockingham Co., Va.
Rev. S. w. Watkins acknowledges the receipt Of
fifty dollars and seventy-two cents from the
Lexington church, for the building Of their new
church. We hope this example will be followed
by others in Lexington Presbytery, and this little
flock encouraged in their work, and enabled to
complete their house for the Lord.
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CENTRAL PRESB YTERIAN

ceived it. with adoring reverence, as the gift and
trust of infinite love- and because 1t sees IN those
doctrines the instruments of glory to God, and
endless blessing to blind erring. man, yea to our
enemies and opposers:: Let us then, while we noa
fast to the pattern, of sound words ever study to
do it in faith and love-
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

LIFE AND TINES OF LORD BRoUGHAM. Written by
himself. VOL l. Received from Harper Bros,
through Bates Il Brother, Richmond.
In this limo. of nearly 400 pages we have the au
photography OF one OF the most notable men OF his
day. Our earliest recoections go back to the times
when Henry Brougham was the champion of Educa
ton and Reform, in the British Parliament, and
when his nvective and biting sarcasms made MIN
dreaded by his opponents. He was one of the illus
triOus band that made the Edinbrg Reriew famous
over the world. He was made Lord Chancellor OF
England, and his multifarous talents led him to dip
into almost every intellectual pursuit of his time.
The biography of such man must needs be en-
tertaining, not only as regards HIMSELF but also be-
cause it brings us into contact with the great men
with whom he was associated. 1t is to be regretted
that the author did not set about the delicate task
of writing memories of himself long before he
reached the verge of ninety years. The faculties OF
Lord Brougham were indeed wonderfully preserved
to great age, but it is not well for any man so far
on the road to round hundred to venture upon
writing anything Important especially writing about
himself and his times. The present instance
is not an exception, though the volume is in many
respects full of interest.
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Rev. ]. T. Leftwich, of Atlanta, Ca, has been
invited to take charge of church in ST. Louis,
and has gone there to preach.
Germantown, Tenn.-Rev. Mr.. Evans writes to
the Memphis Presbyterian "Our meeting closed
Sunday night. Six are known to have INDUCED
a hope in Christ, and good many others are in
quirers. Solemn and serious attention continued
undated to the last. 1t has been such work as
to cause us to feel most profoundly that was Gods
gracious ministrations in our midst To Him be
all the glory
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW for April, American edi-
ton, the Leonard Scott Publishing Company, lao
Fulton street, New York, has been received. The
contents are:
Lord Brougham's Recollectons of Long Life
Application of Photography; the Doctrine of Choir
Zantes Arnold on Puritansm and National Church.
eS; Rosetts Edition of Shelley; the German EN-
pre; Memoirs of Madame du Plessin- Mornay
French's 'Jerni; Irish Federalism Theodore Mar
tins Horace; Studies of the Recent War.
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The st. Louis Christian Aduocate and the Balti-
more Christian Advocate have been consolidated,
and Dr. Bond is to be one of the editors of the new
paper
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The Presbytery of Roanoke met at Charlotte C.
H., on Saturday the 18th, and after the compile
ton of the examinations of Mr.. VIM. r. Akin
son, proceeded to ordain and install him pastor of
Village church. Rev. Thomas Wharey preached
the sermon, DR.. HI. G. Alexander delivered the
charge to the pastor, and Rev. j. H. Davis the
charge to the congregation.
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For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April oath. 1871.
Rev. E. Thompson Baird:
Dear Sir,-Will you please appropriate the en-
closed sum, $64, as follows
Board of Education, $40 90
6" Susteutation, Is 90
" Foreign Missions, Is %
Publication, 9 w
For the relief of disabled Ministers, Is 90
And acknowledge it in the Central Presbyterian
to j. j. I'll. and s. M. j.
Very respectfully yours, J.J. I'll.
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Rev. j. X. Hitner's Post Office address is changed
from Cleveland Tenn, to Tayorsville, Ky,
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Dissolution.
n OH Q e

THE undersigned have removed their Employ
ment Office from A Free street, to 3515 Congress-
street, where they wi be pleased to receive thclr
forme patrons and Others W tpting help.
ON e hours from g. to P. M
mi10rt GUUGH 4 HOWARD, 351I Congress st.
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CATARRH.

With all its disagl eeaple and disgusting symp-
toms, Instantly reev ell and diIy cui ed with Dr.
Briggs Allevanior, The cheapest. quck.s' and most
agree Bile rem edy before the public; $1,000 will be
acne Neuralgia, &c, If used according TO direcios
There are many remedie. ioI tie cure OF those s.
tressing com plants, some Of which may ne guod
his for ore Will be guaranteed. Nuc6 time and
money has heen spent 10 per Letting this remedy and
the result is NOR than S isfactory.
Each rot make two quarts ioI use. Sold by NJ
5. WHITTIER, junction OF Free and Cong esS sts
J. Z. LUNr q Co. 3is Congress st., EMMNONS
Cp APMAN, cor. Middle and Exchange sts GE =. G
FRY :, cor. Franklin aud Congress ITS, @ARK s.
DAVIS, cor. congress and MOI III sIs and Druggists
generally. Trace suppIsd by W. H. PHILIPS
q Co., j. W. PERKINS & CO., W. W. WHIPPLE
q 90. nn17-dlx
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MEDICAL.
Dg. Js r. HUGHES.
cAE Nh Fo7SD AT Rrs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS

WYREHE ts can b consulted privately, ana wi.
w the utmost confidence py the afflicted, ~
hours daily, and from 8 A. III. to 9P. II.
Or. y. addresses those who suffering under the
ahiotiOA of fivste diseases whetbs, Arising from
Impure connection the terrible vice OF seiabuao.
Uesotng his entire time to that particular branch Of
snr Wedca' profession. he seals warranted in GUAB.
AsTnNRe CUaB n ALL GASES, whether OF lois
o. reeentl5 eontrocsd, entirely relnovfngth
1.ses " nssast from The systsra, and making psr
tect SEQ PERMANENT uUnE,
re Souln cali the attention or the afflicted 20 the
Eet " nls ons-standins snd wen-aarnsd reputstieD
Cees.
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OCner. VnOSo WlU nave
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not, know that it cures their neighbors and friends
and all know that what it does once it does always
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighborhood, and we need not publish Them
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither calomel or any deleterious drug,
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity:
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy the distractions of the
v d o aeon Of 3
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
ments as are the first origin Of disease.
the box for the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cure:-
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Listless.
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, bilious Heahache, Sick Headac he.
Jaunhice or Green sickness, RiIious
Collie and bilious Fevers, they should be s ja.
dcOusly taken for each case to correct the
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
dG Fer Is I ssnn er . raqTrea don. c.
tatiOn Of the Heart, Pain in the side.
Back and LOins, they should be continuously
taken as required, to change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Drorsy and Dropsical Swellinss they
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
FOR suppression large dose should be taken
as IL produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS Dinner PiU, take one or two Pills to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the annette
and invigorates the system. Hence it is often adj,
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toerably well, often finds that dose
kbnea Doc cao1I .<lolI..
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges.
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER e. CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. Il
Sold bv Druggists in Portland aAd
fvPrvwhsre.
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every intenisent and tninE1Is person muss know
eneif emcacy established by well tested experience II,
the hands OF regularly educated ply sician, whose
funi; yet the country liz aecded with poor nostrur,
and cure-als, porEo's AZ to Dc the best in the world
which are not onss seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate sEsS fbe PARTICULAR in seeCtins
his physician &c 1t is lamentable yet incontrovert.
BILE fact thar manS syphilitc patients made
srsble with run consultations by maltreatmee,
point generally conceded by the best syphilosrL
dhers that the study AND management OF these cone
you'd Do competent and successfuI in their trest.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pract.
toner. having neither opportunity nor time to max.
himself acquainted With their pathology, commonly
pursues system OF treStment. in moot cases max.
Ing indiscrlminAte Eaat sntiqcaed and dan.
ksfo2y weapon, tho Mercu4y.
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REAL ESTATE.
Residence for Sale ,

THE subscriber offers for sale her new and COM
dwelling house and lot on Pleasant ST.
building 4Ax40 H., thoroughly hnisl I'd Ind conVsn
IL atly arranged Come ling pnlors, eight large
Chambers all with ample cose,s; haib-room ard
the whole house. with furnace, two c,sterns and
ssr,ing well: gas throughout the house. and ample
kitchen, Mushroom, and out tuildi es. with large
garden plot. The loo ation is central and plea ant
aud offers unusual ind"c-ment 20 a family wishing
u secure home IN this beau ifu village,
For terms nd par. ieulars app V to
MRS. l.. A. liOUTELLE
eoo ~ nrll Pleasant Street. Brunswick Me
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Farm for sale or Exchange for Real
Estate IN POr tian0.

CITUATED in Falmouth ten miles from Portland
- Farm containing about one hundred acres well
divided into field. p sture and wood lands Has a
FINE YOUNG ORCH ARD viii. h with good care
W ulu paw interest on the ,nvestueat Bindings i'll
good repair. tor particulars apply to or address,
RUFUS STANLEY,
mr10-3w No. 49, Fore Street, Portland, Me.
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TO Let,

RROwN'S HALL having teen leased for five years
~ by The undersigned and put IN perfect order,
NH De let Tor Lectures, Concerts, Leve.s and other
nrst-cias> entertainments al a low rate, The Hail
is one Of the finest in he CRY, ana will seat 500 per-
sons. Two large ahte-roOms are conrec ed with The
Hal, furnished, am supplied with .sSebaxo" and
water closets, Apply in person or BY letter to
GEO. X. DAVIS s. CO.
Janz4u Portland, Maine.
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Via Taunton, Fail River and NewuorN
CABIN, $500; Deck s4.Uv Baggage ch..Laa
through and transferred IN free OF ,ilotna
New York trains leave the Olo Colony and Nsvr
port RAILWAY Depot, corner OF South ana KnesIsna
successfully. tSundavs excepted as follow az ~
NJ, arriving in Fall River 10 minutes in advan.. =,
the fegs'ai Steamboa Train. which leave, Rnston
81 D ED ", connecting al Ean River win tSs
new an0 magnificent Gamers PEOyIpl NcR cant
o; vi. oimmobs BRISTOL cant A. Simmons~
tu''se s'eamtIs are the fastest and mos, re,ishlc
ooa's Oh the sound built expires " Tor noel sa,eIv
and COMFORT This lii e c0unecIs wt,b ali nh. SanIb
srn Boats and Railroad Lines rom New York ,oi,,g
Yves ano South. and convenient to the tahiorpis
~siPpers Of Fre,sbs.o this Line, with
.'e ueN ana extensive ephl accom- IN Bos-
Son, AM ar pie' in New York texclhsiy e toI tbs
business oil he L'ne, il supplied sub facilities tor
reign. ana passenger business Shieb canpot be sur
PISS q. treiyhI Always taken al low rates ivr-
walded with dispa+cb.
New York xxi ress Train leaves Boston AZ l.3
N; goods arrive il New York next NOR uino abort
A NJ. Freight leaving New YvIk reaches Boston on
the following day at 3 u NJ.
For tickets, nsrths aud staterooms apnrv nj tbs
eompany's Office al No 3 Oh STATE Rouse corner OF
Washington and state streets and at cid Colony and
Newport Railroad DepOL, corner OF south and nee
land streets, Boston
steamers leave New York daily, iauD1ays excep-
ed tron Pses Be- ~er.h River, .oot OF Chamb,r
st, al SEQ y va.
GEO. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight Agent,
JANES FISK, JR., p,esilsnt
NJ. X. SIIoNS, Managing Director Narragan. et,
Steamship Co.
News dlyr
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Portland 4 Ogdensburg x. r..

'AHu az OSOCOSDurg Il. liz.
I u aud ater Monday December 20 h, 1870 and
unu TURNER notice, trains will run as .ollows:
Leave for lam for W. Baldwi and in ern euiate
stat ms al a. m. aud As D. M o
Leave West Baldwin tor Portland and intermedi-
ate stations at . a m and " 60 D. m
The a. m. train from w. BaldW in and The I d,
p m train from Por ,and will be freight trains with
passenger car ached. ~
Stages will connect follows:
At So. Windham daily tor Bridgton via Raw
mOnd AID Naples.
AT Whire Rock daily for Great Falls and
North StaDOish.
At Steep ia Is daily for Limington.
At Baldwin daily for Ettngham rails via No.
and ParsOusfeid.
At Baldwin daily for Freedom, N. H., via
Cornish. Keazar Fal and Purt-r, and Tuesdays,
Thursdays Saturdays Ossiree Centre.
At 4. Baldwin, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays returning alternate days) Tor Sc.
bag South Bridgton and RrdgtoD Certre.
At W Baldwin da'Dy tor No. CoHwav, N. H.,
via Hiram, Browhfe1d, FryebuIg, Denmark,
Lowell and East Fryeburg.
Passengers by these stages and b, the 1890 p. m.
train from W. baldwin arrive in Port and in season
to connect with the D. m. u ain tor Boston.
1icAets for sale at iicl Ell Office OF r q K.R r.
SAM'L j ANDERSON, Pres't
December 26, 1870. dc2stf
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A Good hrlck House for Sale at a
Aw )rio..

VIE well butt hou,e No 70 Middle Street. con-
\ tanning zen hhsh-d rooms gas, and Sabaso wa
me house is in good er and will be sod low,
Apply 10 Vim. H. JERKS, Real Estate and Loan
Agent. mar
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st. Luke's Employment Society

WORK furnished deserving sewing women as
~, heretofore, every Frday afternoon at I 2 o.
MAYORS ONCE.
Aoi''ahd' January I1tn, 1871. jn11tf
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J U R U B EBA
General AGENTS Wanted,

General Agents Wanted.
EOR Groesbeek's Calculating Machine. rapid, &C.
Il curaf-. reliable SIMPLE. Easily operated cheap
aud beautiful. Giving instantaneous ADDITIONS nr
subrractions, taking from to five columns oil fig
ures at time, Carrying and borrowing its own tens,
hdndreds, etc, without he least thought on the
part of the opera tor. address
ZIEGLER & McCURDY, Springfield, Mass
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Insure Against Accidents,
Passengers Insurance Tickets.

The Railway Passenger Assur.c
c,ant S"na issues Reg tered Ge, eral As-
e"ent IIrees or Policies nsuring from one m thirty
uay:, aeain-t personal ujur,, or ds,tb hv oSy A..
G r'.na livery tr'vee should have an Accident
I"ket. For sale at office 40 - LSehsnre stIset
w. ID. LITTLE d. CO.,
General Passenger Ticket Agents!
Feo2i cwls os6w
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WILL buy g'od d Yelling house. containing 8
w rooms, good stable, and lot 4UxsO, centrally
located on Cum berland ST.
Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTOR
fe2Of 90 Exchange SJreet.
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CGpO3t21erShiD.

Dissolution.
THE copartnership under the name of Burg'n s.
Jelle' son is dissolved th day by mutual con-
rent. TIE busn will be settled bv Edward H
Burgin at the OLD stann. 15l Commercial Street,
Signed, EDWARD Il. RURGIN.
CYRUS F. JELLERSON.
Portland, March II, 1871.
The Corn, Meal, and our Business will be con-
tluued at 1872 Commerce. Street, under the firm
name OF
EDWARD III. BURGIN & CO.;
where full STOCK will be kept constantly AID will
oe sold at the very lowest market rates. mrl1-1w
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FOrPhiLNdezphin

NaNtA The Al sch. SAMUEL GILMAN,
.zsss=zaS~ KELLEY, master, will sail as aoUve.
For height or nassaqe apply to
NIUKERSON & LITCHFIELD,
1928 Commercial St.
Ioitland, Marc Oh 8, 1871. mar8-1w
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM with House. Barn and ont Buildings
"A with lentv OF wo ana tin Der, 80 or 40 Young
Apple trees Never failing we'll of wa,eI. O OF field
for crops or grass, miles from Hldde to- d. For $775
Possession given at any me. ENQUIRE of
HOOPER, EATON & co.
Portland, March 10. 1871, mr10eod1m
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Brick House for Sale

THE good brick house, No 40 Congress Street,
!. = lust vaca Ell by Hou. Woodbury. DAVIS. Ii con-
In abundance. God LOT Terms favorable. Apply
to WM. H. JERkIS, Real Estate Agent
marI,-1&w
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To BIOcEsnaitHs.

A BLACkSMITHS shop with dwelling house adj
~ Joining for sale on favorai lie terms. first class
situation inqune of BONNEY & PULLsN,
mrlleCuZw 4S Exchange st.
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House for Sale.

A ONE and a hal STORY house, centrally located,
~ and in good re pair. ard and soft water on the
premises. Ibis prope ty wi be sold at bargain if
applied for sO0n Enquire at % Cedar st.. nlI9t
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FALL RTPER LIVE.


For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington. and all the principal points
West, South ard South. West
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Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington D. O
FOR BOSTON.

sr The new and superior sea- going
4 Sess~--xsM steamers JOHN BROOKS ap1
Il kEN\ MONTREAL, having been tttee
- eek..1d NJ At great expenss with largs
=. number o. beautiful state Rooms
VIII run che season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 O'Clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every dav at 5 o'clock p
u, SUNDAYS excepted.)
se+s''ssss'sssssssFssss tI.bO
SooHs.ss LOO
sreighttAkenss ususls
L. BILLINGS. Agent.
May ], 1s69-dtf
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FOR SALE!

A Pleasant Home No II Pine street. ENQUIRE
a there or at JAMES & WILLIAMS,
Wood and Coal Dealers Perley's Wharf,
ja16endtt Foot Park st.
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For Sale

HOUSE on Oxford Street Tor $4,000 A two and a
IL half story house, 13 room s. gas Sebaeo water.
and all modem cunveDences. L0i 3sx73. Terms OF
paymen easy. This property is situated within five
minutes walk OF the Ci Hail.
Apply to GEORGE K. DAVIS & Co.,
mri0tf Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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st. Luke's EMPLOYMENT Socis,,

AIDES and chldren's under. clothing for solo a.
~ rooms over mayors Office, City Government
Duluine, eNsy HiiuaS Hterhooh. mar6-2w
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For Sale!

A HOUSE ON PARIS STREET for $500
modern style q story House, "a rooms, ar.
ranged ior Two families; good cellar two isterns-
Lot 4ux1O0. We offer at BARGAIN. Terms eas,.
Apply TO GEO. X. DAVIS s. Co.,
mr4e0dZW Real Estate and Mnrl 2age Brokers'
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
semi Weekly E4iney

fTS Steamers Dirigo and rrapcopia, will
1894 until turtber notice, run as follows:
s,1k;SI Leave Calls W nari Portland. every
aONDAF ana THURSDAY, at 4P M ana lesve
r,sI 81 New YORK, every MONDAY and
rbt RSDAV. al 3 p. NJ. anu
The DirRo and fraDconia are tttaa an with a..
sccoumooa ions ioi passengers, making this ira
hosI con seneIt and comfortable route Tor trayesrs
between New York nd Maine '' 'A"'eieis
~ rassagt In state Room So. Cabia Passage "a.
200 tor~arded to ami from Montreal, Quetec
dah Ak ST. John, and all parts Of Maine, Sbipnera
requested TO seno their freight to the Steamers
as early as P. NJ the GAYS they leave Portlard
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, dalt's Wharf, Portland.
May 9-dtt y @"'