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Gold declined, yesterday, at New York, TO
lO9:. This is the lowest point it has reached
since the close of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-07

The Nationa! Tobacco Association, repre-
senting an interest that, according to the state
ment of Mr.. Nicks. of New York, pays an
nualiy into the Golfers Of the Treasury Of the
United States about $40. 00Q:010, couTeied ia
Washington yesterday.
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One hundred aud twenty nominations were
made to the Senate yesterday Of appointments
during the recess.
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BREWER 4 TiY.ESTDN, Publishers.
l. Mi!: stress; ii"::o:..
Boston. il,N Ola
VASNEY.S Observation-Disclosures.

Boston. il,'> 22--lHt
VANNEi'& pECIUEALtUtG GIL III +,
- l,r he Instant relief and speedy cure .:
Coughs. EnI&= ana lncinient consilnptioo2.
Thi: preparation VIII b. found most cGce!.ci..
Expcr,orant, while producing nc"a .: that MAJ
sea - common T. Cough Remedies. Con5ump,
,iycs in advanced Stage Il the disca=a viii tina
graa lr!iet from il: use. Il j: especially recon-
mcnd:l t. those advanced III life who axe
troubled with dry, hacking c"agh, while -:
children, suffering with co!ds and troubled VIII
co.igh- ]: vii! l." found aha:m!cj: and cTectua.
remedy We have received :umcfo"5 TESTING
niai: from ": cii:t"!arrs ~ /" The efficiency aEc
virtue o. th= t'ngt %yfip .; ~ hou:ch"ld med
iri!!c. Price =, :. pc; bottle. Prepared Cn:y
hy JANNEY Il CO,
Drug Wni,.nrr =. ~ Ii, King street, Aica-
ani!!a. Va h3' -
rnnll VI OF Art
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By Christmas the main line Of the l!alti-
more and Potomac railroad will be co npi-;el
to Marlboro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-07

ENGLISH CAPITAL SEEKING INVESTMENT.
We have seen 4 letter from responsible
house in Liverpool, dated Nov. 10Th, and ad-
dressed 10 the Ales>rs. Robertson n this city,
that Indicates pretty clea' ly the turning Of the
tide III favor of Virginia rs Il place Of settle
merit for Em"IiShEnn aud Il field for future in.
"c>!mHnI. ihi> writer rtHla! IS thai liz is Iii
rrcil2 he attention nl the better class u buy
ers 10 The advantages which virginia offers.
:nt asks further information Respecting sub
lccta tor Investment here. He add. W.
nave lcollr worth ln,MW pounds and upwards
-G4nlllEE about la,i,l only ;s an investment AMI
r"t wt!h the idea 81! farming IT, III. object 81
such. We presume. hein" u rui tenants On iii.
land; they ,aav purchase The l:iler corcInJc.
is follow i shah feel obliged Lv Your ;a:rl
ing -nlnc nl,. maps, Is the demand ,hr them
is increasing. - LyarhIhy DHMni,a.
\ pHEApri-L AFFAIR W" Learn that ON
Friday morning last it crirrra man and his
wife. Who's. nalnrs wr conM not ascertain,
residing :: lev mile, from the ely. in
Camp rli COUNTY left home before 'i.yllgh! 10
visit ;.ynrl.burs, leaving their three children.
the eldest about nine years U aa,' asleep in
the houSr They also left Il bright Ire burn
ing in the fire place: from which they appre-
heIdcl 10 danger On returning late in the
afternoon they found their cabin heap OF
*mouldcring ruins, and the remains Of their
thrc. children bare " visible in Tie ashes. II
il SUPPOSED thar j log OF wood rolled out Of the
fire place and sci the hrusa on fire 80 LInc!,-
Ln.1 Hc!WLh,ua
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EEG0EAED.
TIME BEST !ErlnnICAl.>uF TIE DAY

Ilr EIE!;.irHh !;.,icw,
The London Quartcrl. Kvvi,.",
The Westminster Review,
The British Qua!teii. iic,c~.
runli-hc.. L,'i.il,:iy -.!ar,mry, April. IGl",
pctahrr-.an!
bla:!. w".L : Edinburgh MassI.ic.
! IN ::aila ri me yrig m Pubi:hc,! r,:nn!i.ly
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
''7o sho,r thc rcy age and body et tAe Times.

The trial of Joseph r. Marcer, late city
treasurer of Philadelphia was commenced yes
tcriay for conspiracy with G.. L. lerkes, .ir.
already convicted of larceny Of city funds, to
cheat and detraul the city. and Tor fraudulent
il lending city funds with and without interest.
The witnesses called for The prosecution Sis
tanned the charges preferred.
Yesterday was the second day of the trial Of
Mrs Wharton, the greater portion OF the SEES
sion being occupied by roun:e! in arguing
whether or not it was competent Tor witness
To state the motives which induced General
ketchum 10 visit the dwelling Of Mrs. Whar-
ton. The Court decided that the testimony
was inadmlSSlbe.
The suspected tillibu>trr steamer Hornet IS
still hlockadcd at Port au. Prince by Spanish
gunboatS the L. s. Consul taking no notice Of
the Eellirerents. The crew of the Hornet de-
clare that they will destroy the vessel rather
than she shall fall into the hands OF the Span
iards.
Following up II movement which comnenced
some time ago in the Society of Friends in the
West, and has since spread eastward, the mem
bcrs Of the society resulting in the city Of
Brooklyn, have now III progress what they call
revival meetings.
Tie Woman Suffrage Convention in Baltl-
more was largely attended last night, and the
speeches by Mr. Blackwell and Mrs. Lucy
Stone were listened to with attention. anu IN
tereSt.
Cunduranso is being cultivated in Jamaica
lis virtues is L cure for cancer are mol nc
knowlcged.
The Grand Duke will on to morrow br en-
! tertaincd at Boston, extensive preparations
having been made for the event.
The National Board Of Trade assembled IN
ST. Louis Yesterday about titry delegates being
present.
1t is stated that Congressman Delarge. Of ;.
e.. will resign in February in favor ot' the con
lastant &. &. Bowen.
The weather is reported to be nodrralug in
all quarters Of the country.
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in Washington, CO Tuesday afternoon. ii
2 o clock. H. IT,. Ar August Mcizcr Was at
tackled and knocked down at the corner 81 lth
and = streets by party Of coorcl r'nshs anl
robbed Of a silver watch with which they
made of. They were pursued aH'l arrested.
This va. most daring rsb5ary i'll open d.;
On the street: oi the Capital
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Wa i;inNt"", 30.

Wu L;uy,,n rt
II. <. Bhitlb w .......'..' ..'..''i ''p''s''''
b, ,,o,I.,, -, ,.,.,,r ,;r., ,.i, +, WASHING
H. 49,, .,,, ,,icoo. 80, .vI,Ii,inn
! ION " 'AHi''''' .'e '.'"'S'' IVY " ~
1t thi7 g:i'rF H"' ~ i ,iT i''tp'"' ~, p,TN1,
lor S"!r fH, 1S Ioi nGHyr '" Cii
lNGS, CiltOMO3, BROSZES. Carvings S;~i-
''',E; h hEs. Enn" nt,ir ,,;,, s,d
i"r r. SAL, low. SWISS Gamma j.
ING nGr,. r,'''' '' 81 y " ''''' '''''''>'' ."
'", e.. . ''t'u '''"''I' a.,
ur,,,,1,m.n,;r' rr ,,,,1,,sr,r ,,nrokS
l. St"ak large and complete" in every. depart
hcnl: lHp"ri"'i l.iI'h'r. wa lltie'" iseh Eos
nae Brandy, proof 10 Scignettc do; Gao!
In Scotch Whi$kr}, lI' J''H ,,,a KUN, ~;
''!a Nr'"r ivan l!"la"'ia ",, ~ is,;H' I'
l.i4u"r-: lAkrr r"'' rye nisNrE' '9", CO.
49, r' o i I5' E s" A i $50 $50 Tht
I I,",arI',l y Wins; Old Urort" Port; Golden
ir'i".,. <ir,ry. Dou,I,. Dinm.,nd do: Pale do;
=, II; Wn,;, - E,n;l}i,,n Cinrnt IL, cu:cs; 81,
Julien d.: ii,r.ly NC".'s~ together with Il largr
.,,,.l, nr F,rrv Eran,lirs n,,I lnwrr cradle ~.
Winr- and I.iqiors. suitable for cooking pur-
r','r. GFu MrHI'ENEI K sos.
dec I''' "''A l." King street.
y T." '"'''''~
M I,t n; ~ Wt ,''' Twr, 10 Il ine,,
iiA''" 'i'"' g.
'''' {. :nI n very ,:I.,l.
Eack iirara.. Cai,irncre.
ti",,', i,,II,.I V;r%iri, Gl,,hs
DM.ask Table Linen. ,-:
Wild" Linen !"r (r"'nh Cloths a"' Covering
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Further arrests Of CITIZENS OF :5Ju,h ''ar"iilI
ty Z. 5. soldiers. have recently bccu made.
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AN OLp DOCUMENT The Washington Star
says In o1erhauing the old documents Ill
the Treasury Department recently, the follow
and the MARQUIS de Ia Fayettc was brought to
light. 1t is interesting in itself, and as show
ing how great undertakings required short con,
tracts only in orr early history
AGREEMENT or MARQUIS DE IA FAYErrE.
The desire cviuced b. the Marquis de Ii,
fayette Of serving in the armies Of the United
States Of North America, ami the interest
which he takes in the justice oil til: rnSe, aud
wishing for All opportunity OF distinguishing
himself in wal, and of rendering himself llSc,
full to the extent of his ability: but not con-
ccaliug from himself that he may be unable to
obtain the consent OF his family to his serving
in foreign countries, or to cross the ocean. un-
less he shall 60 there in quality of 4 General
officer, | Ehelieve ! cannot better serve my
conntry aud act in accordance with my power
to grant commissions, than in comforting on
him, in TIN. name of the Most Honorable Con-
gress, the rank of Major General, which, |
pray, tie States will confirm, ratify and
promptly hcsnw commission for him to
assume and hold the rank, from this date,
which belongs to general officer OF the same
grade.
His high birth, his connexions, the honorable
titles which his family cujny at this Court, his
very considerable wealth in this kingdom, his
personal merits, his renown, his disintercsted
ness and above ALL his zeal ior the liberty OF
our provinces have alone induced me to PROMISE
him the above rank Of Major General. in the
name Of the United States.
In testimony of which have sigutd these
presents.
Done At Paris, Eth December l7It
SILAS DEANE
Under the above conditions offer my ser
vices, and promise to take my departure at this
time and in the manner which shall appear most
suitable to Mr.. Deane TO serve the United States
with all the zeal in my power, without any pay
Or special allowances. reserving to myself only
the liberty Of returning to Europe when M
family OF my king shall recall me-
Done at Paris, It'll December: 1.11G.
(Signed) lie MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE.
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pusrorFlcE RunBEHs There Is probably
10 thief who is absolutely certain OF tina! de-
lection aud Il long term in the pententlary as
the habtual postofhcc robbcr. He is almost
invariably connected with the mail service and
his career runs pretty much in the following
sequence: y fast life suspicion, Il baited let
ter or 4 quiet watcher, detection, conviction,
confinement The latest case was in Louisville,
Kentucky. Letter; were missed i'll the city
postoAice for more than year I. ". Len
drum, a night clerk: whose duty it was to re-
ccive and dispatch the mails, was leading a
pretty fast life, sporting splendid diamonds and
keeping fine horse and mistress, and leaning
money with Freedom that his larry, OF about
thousand dollar, per annum, did not seem to
warrant Then WAS I. ". l. quietly watched
by night, when he supposed himself alone IN
the Office. and after about week was seen III
the act OF secretng letters ia his coat pocket
The end OF this young man course does lot
need TO BE- told The following extract from
the Courier, Journal gives it a. far a. W. care
II follow it
Tie watcher had accom- plishcd their weary
and disagreeable task. They Immediately
Quilted their stand and entered the building
When Officer Brennan approached line mis-,
guided youug man and tappinG him on the
jilOullCl; HulCI'N Si-i"'h '1
Il want you.
l.rndrun sccme,! to EnOWl INSTANTLY that h,&
game was w. and replying,
II know VIVA: you want, uttered himself
10 be taken into custody without resistance or
attempt To escape, which would have been
entirely futile.
II want those letters in Your rijck el said
the officer
I4endrum askei him 10 step aside, probably
wishing to avoid the modification o! disgorg-
inc his plumber in the presence OF his fellow
employees The officer complied. anu Len
, drum gave up the letters, eleven in number.
laying as he did 81 II wish Was hung.
! HI was searched for other property. and hi:
haul, book and some valuable jewery We're
taken from hun The bank book showed that
lie had some time ago upwards Of $ IL" on
deposit, aud had at this time probably bal
ance of over 81 ,nnD to his credit. He is known
| to have fine horse aud among the jewery
was diamond cross. estimated 10 he worth
$500 or 81 900, splendid diamond pin: worth
probably two hundred, 4 diamond ring, i gen.
tleman's GOLD watch, aud a ladys handsome
cold watch, ornamented with diamonds
inbn fr,,;lty 1rn nfunt n luiI
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NoNCHALANT CRIMINALS. On Tuesday
night of last week party Of three cnlnred men
entered the store of Messrs Steele K Co., ia
Issaqucna county, and robbed it of 4 considcra
be amount of money, togethar with goods t"
the value of several hundred dollars After
plundering The establishment they placed key
of powder in the garnet, and, setting It off with
a slow match, blew the upper part ofthe build,
ing into fragments. They then fired it. ana
fingered ABOUT to See The fun until parly Of
white men, reused By the explosion, came aud
arrested them. Que Of the blacks promptly
turned States evidence and made Il clean breast
Of the whole thing He stated that the p'aIi,
asexccnte, had been formed several month.
They had Intended 10 murder the stnrrk-cprr
who usually slept in the store but Ii. happen
ell II he away on the night in question. II!
are safe in Jail --lMJihe Peaisf.1'.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
NO. los KING STREET..


~. .i%-n! f.. ArlAnAria ot tie
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The Business Index.

OtHeraI Agents WaHCeus
ESOR Groesheeks Calculating Machine. rapid ac-
L curate, reliable simple. Easily operated, cheap
and beautiful. Giving instantaneous additions
subtractions, taking 1rom to five columns OF fig
ures at time carrying and borrowing its own tens,
hundreds, etc, without The least thought on the
part of the operator, Address
ZIEGLER & McCURDY, Springfield, Mass.
in25-4Wt
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Fryeburg Academy.

The Spring Term of this Institution will COM
mence M FT
Wednesday,, March LIST,
| and continue eleven weeks.
@. A. PAGE, A. h., Principal,
| Miss HELEN MORRILL,, Assistant,
| Miss FRANK CHARLES, g coy
Teacher of Music.
| ~ Board can be obtained in private families at
| reasonable rates. jn25iOmr1
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Portland & Ogdensburp r. r.

lls
I IN ana AFTER Monday, December 26,b. 1870 and
unu Iurtner notice, trains will run as follows.
Leave FOR land for w. Baldwin and Intern ediate
stations al a. m. and As D. M '''o
Leave West Baldwin TOR Portland and intermaai-
ate stations at a m and ~. 90 D. M
The a. m, train from w. Baldwin and tho 4 Ak
p m. train from Portland will be freight trains with
passenger car attached. "i'"
Stages will connect as follows:
AT So. Windham daily for Bridgton via. Raw
mOnd and Naples.
AT, White Rock daily for Great Falls and
North Standish.
At Steep Fails daily for Limington.
At baldwin daily for Ehingham Falls via No
and Parsousfeld.
At Baldwin daily for Freedom, N. H., Wis
Cornish. Keazar Falls and Porter, and Tuesdays
Thursdays ami Saturdays Tor Ossipee Centre.
AT =. baldwin, Tuesdays, Thursdays anG
Saturdays. (returning alternate days.) Tor Sc
bago, South Bridgton and Bridgton Centre.
AT W. Baldwin daily tor No. CONWAY, N. Fl.
via Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg, Denmark
Lowell and East Fryeburg.
Passengers by these stages and BY the 1890 D. m
train from w. Baldwin arrive in Portland in season
to connect with the p. m. Il ain for Boston.
Tickets Tor sale at Ticket Office OF p. q. X. R. R.
December &c, 1870. dc5stf
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CATARRH.

WIN all OF its disagreeable and disgusting symp-
Briggs Allevantor, the cheapest, quickest and most
agreeable remedy before the public; $1,000 will be
paid when this remedy fails to cure CalarI h. Head
ache. Neuralgia, &C., If used according to directions
There are many remedies ior the cure of those d,s-
tressing complaints, some Of which may be good
his for one will be guaranteed. Much time and
money has been spent in perecting this remedy and
the result is NOR, than satisfactory.
Each bottle make two quarts tor use Sold nv M
5. WHIT TER, junction OF Free and Congress SITS.
): r. LUNr q Co. 3i8 Congress st., EMMNONS
CHAPMAN, cor. Middle and Exchange SITS, GEu. C.
FRYE, cor. Franklin and Congress SITS, MARK s.
DAVIS, cor: Congress and North SITS, and Druggists
generally. Trade supplied by W. Fl. PHILLIPS
q CO, j. w. PERKINS & CO., w. w. WHIPPLE
q W. nO17-dlv
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nor Eew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
lngton, and all the principal points
west, South ard South West.
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newpsrs.
Cabin, $500; Deck Si,co Baggage chacLsa
tnTougn and transferred in free Of charge
New York trains leave the Old Colony and Nav
port Railway Depot, corner OF South and KpesIsnd
streetsdaiiy, tSundays excepted as follows AT :lI
M arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance Of
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
al o.3O nj, connecting at Fall River with tina
lew ana magnlhcent steamers PRovIDENcE. Capt.
b; M. Simmons, BRISTOL, Capt. A. Simmons~
These steamers are the fastest and mosI reiahI.
poats on the Scand built expressly Ior speed safety
anu comfort. This line connects with all the Sonth
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York ,oin.
west ana South, and convenient to the Calitornrs
Steamers. ~ ' iAm
"ro ~hippers OF Freight.,, this Linz With
tts new ana extensive dephl accommodations In Bos-
TON, and large pier in New York. (excusiyey for The
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
passed. Freight always taken at low rates and far
warded with dispatch.
New York Express Train leaves Boston at 130
M; goods arrive in New York next morning about
M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at 945 A NJ.
For tickets, berths and staterooms apply at the
company's office at No Old State House. corner 81
Washington and State streets, and at Old Colony and
Newport Railroad Depot, corner of South and Knsc-
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, (sundays excan.
ed) from pse1 80 1ersh River, loot of Cbsmbsr
ct, at 500 II N.
Gro. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight Agent.
n, l. sr,o~,c JAMES FISK, JR., President
- M. X; SIdONS, Managing Director Narraganset,
Steamship Co.
News d1yr
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TO LET.

A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM. with large
u room in the tear. with steam power.
ENQUIRE at this Office.
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Farm tor Sale.

offered at a great bargain; III
A>GN-N Lamb HON estead farm in West
e6fI1S brook, three and half miles from
sAa&FI3 Portland on the road to Saccarappa.
%asER319 Said excellent farm consists OF
about seventy five acres conviently divided into
water large barn, convent house and out buildings
has also a valuable orchard Of 100 young trees in
gOod bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
bed, the only one in the vicinity, and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated SO near Portland,
this farm offers Inducements such as Jew others can
offer to any desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars inquire Ct
G. & L. r. WARREN,
mr16d&vtf
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FALL RIHER LIVE

For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ingt0n, and all the principal points
West, South ard South West
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
wAsnlxaroN, FEB 4, 1871.

WAsHINGrON, FEB 4, 1871.
Pnb,ic notice is hereby given, that books will be
opened on the sixth day OF March hext in this
try and in urOpe, for Subscriptions to the National
Loan under the Act approved July IA, 1870, entitled
'An Act to authorize the Retunding the National
Debit" ard the Act in amendment tnereet approved
January 20. 1871.
The pac at which subscriptions may be made
and the names OF the author zed Agents OF The Go~-
eminent, will be announced hereafter. he propos-
ed loan comprises three classes OF Bonds name Fly;
First. Bends to the amount of tive hundI19s MI.
lions Of of collars payable in con or a
OF the United States alter 'n aHah hne
terIv in com at Tue rae OF five per cent anDum
Second Bends to the amount OF three hundred
he UDeS States after fifteen from the date
of their ISSUE and bearing interest," payable quarter
Nv in coin at the rate OF four and halt per cent pc,
-, Third. Bonds to the amount Of seven hundred
Of the Unifei arr. payable in CON- at the pleasure
Of cir issue, and etsr thirty years from the ato
tery in coi at the rate sr a
fo%i1g oedsr 70 1se Loan
Trst Subscribers for equal amoun.~Sf each class
Second. Subscribe ,or es-sI amounts of bonds
| cent ara bonds bearing interest ct the rate Of
Third. subscribers for five per cent bends.
When. 5seererlption is made the subscriber will
be req 10 be acco Two per cent: Of the amount
wda aie ponds are delivered; and navmen,
known &c FIJI com or in bends the United Ss o
com in payment viii be a5 value
In bnOn. OF aye twenty bonds. "ppneu 70 'ne
49, oonos VIII be registered or ;ssuod ,..,
bonds as ~ Dc desired subscribers Resst eou
s. iss1sS Ct ' sss dement, IF Sc
Tbe OF each den mutation exce"t th a"d couDou
the Office of t % pc pa, able in the tinted States
or Designe,e tng treasurer any Assistant Tressns,
nts ne bonds Of the several classes aoresaid
ali taxes or ds are exempt from the paymeat Of
rom taxation IN a 1r ,ne United States, as we'll as
1pai, or local authority. " 0"uer state, NUM-
hu The bonds last issued will he first
ignated by The SecH etary o tb as may be de-
c.,o GEO. S. boutwell,
Spprefqrv nf m
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Fine Suburban Residence for Sale.

Il IU0 SUUUTUdM 1ECSIIICuCC 1OT 6ftI0e
The subscriber offers for sale his
AO-N modern-buiIt residence situated ON
M4I the eminence overlooking Wood
e taios 70 good-si.ed rooms, with an
excellent cellar, 10 supplied with an abundance Of
hard and SOFT water, and It is in good state of re-
pair. There IL a large stable the premises. The
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely laid ont
and on which is fine vegetable garden, the vegeta-
bles to be sold with the house,
This of the finest locations in the vicinity Of
Portand-within five minutes walk of the horse
Gals, and afoIding fine view OF the city, harbor,
ocean. and the surrounding country. Price $4,000
One third OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage il desired. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire SAM'L JORDAN, ESQ.
p. s. A grove containing tive acres adjoining on
the south, also an acre OF tiage land the north,
will be sold with the premises, if desired aug25-tf
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For Halifax, Nova Scotia
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
Winter Arr.an~er,ent

Ss, q The Steamships CHASE n, /,
--,TK GARLoTTA will leave CATS
IL -1ntrdNN Wharf every WEDNEsDAy
~-,'.-H. weather permitting tor Hsliiax N.
rect making close connections with the Nova Scos,a
oletou, N. S. "'s0" ANU
Returning will leave Pryor's Wharf, Halifax. Az.
hitting. ' "ea'ner per.
Cabin passage, with State Room, ssm
Meals extra. cow
Atlantic Wharf, or
oct2stf JOHN PORTEOUS, AGENT
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VIM. III. JERKS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent

Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale.
He would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hon. Geo. F. Shep-
ley, Hon. A. w. H. Clapp, Hon. Benjamin Kings
bury, Jr., Hon. Woodbury. Davis, bon. John Lynch
NJ G..
Portland, Nov 1, 1870. nO1tf