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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WA~HINGToN, ID. O., August q, 1872.
On the petition oi GEORGE V. PIERCE aud
EDWIN A. PIERCE, of New York. n. Y, praying
Tor the extension of q patent granted to them on
the I'D day of November 1858, Tor an impr Ovement
In Eustles for Ladies Dresses
LII IS ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the I'D day of October next that the time
Tor hling arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the LIST day of November next, aud that
said petition be heard on the Ct day of November
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
au27- t3t NJ. ID. LEGGE EFT, Commissioner,
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V'HE NEW TARIFF.
THIRD EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED.
Manual Of U. .. Import Duties and Digest of the
. Tariff Laws in force August ], 1879.
by Samuel 4. Morgan, Custom House Broker and
Counsellor, Baltimore.
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Nh ICE g II APES.

Builders and all persons " no need any work in my
liz such as BELL HANG1NG, SPEAKING
TUBS, LIGHTNING RDDs, ELECT2iCAL
BELLS aud BURGLAR ALARM would do well 10
call end get prices before going elsewhere this
the oldest established house in the city.
All kinds Of Bark safe and yault Locks re paired
al made TO order.
Jobbipg promptly attended to. Give me call
q. SCHNEIDEB,
Practical Bell Hanger and Dealer in General II ard
ware 1907 street n. w. an2T I'm
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EDlCATlON

L.
REAL LIFE.
IhE MAsHihGIOS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
non l.r business pursuits, including all branches Il
Tb Z DAY SESSIONS afford the best opD,r.u,,.
e .1r sSns gtn5leen sEG young ladies' between
,THE EvEsihG SESSIONS are e.p,,i.r,v A..
sisn.a ~ nsn ana omen AID .hs Sho
TsE say c sIq sss PT2P2ss n..0..,
Aiiihnetle, Sramn ST, Con poe t "a and Corrsspaa-
and Defamation, PeEmsasbip, Bo-i EesTins as
Ellec 20 tie various branches Of business actual
kcoHomy ard Il cidentAl Lectures. The course !.
Parisni and tie drsnes B me rrsPn.1sSIy De
si9aelis IN zach assigned 20 clsssss
Jhe rates Of tuifion, by the ipstal-slsu, plan
rlace tne advantages e tins uiion within the
ssT,entr hS sA,e wear SIg.s Monfsy
National association OF Business Colleges
Ter cirerar n o sfEscFRt s Sses, or
hrs Al .. sfkNCER, Prin. Ladies Iept. Aus In
HOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and faciIt,is-
irg for Besinsss, cci, &c, West PoiSi ~ sssa
Aesnf smy hNrsnses $50 per snnum. seDd Tor
etore !. o. How ard Co., Nd Capt a. " How
sstra W II Lar leY, E.q., W ashington, ID. G. Rev
= W Simpson, Georgetown, ID. G. sues- I'M
he ooLohBlAN COLLEGE,
WASHING TON, DC
TIE PREPARATORY Department OPeUs Sept lith, Is72.
NJ Medical Department. :. Oct. 5h,
for CATALOGUES. containing fun iuforn,.,i,n
in regard TO the severed Departments, address The
jyi7-tu.th. &s .toclo JAS. q. WILLING.
VVEsTERN Maryland COLLEGE
w For STUDENTS q both sexes in Distinct De-
partmens, Westminster. No.
This institution IL under the spec al pstrsp.,s ~
chureS b., 4 .rey o. the s,sat
s ne eshsr IN ns Course o Study aues
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CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.

CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.
PART I.-Tarif Laws from 1912 to date, the nor
tlon in force is In large type, while that which is
repealed is IN small type.
cally arran sed, with extracts from Reg ulat TONS
and Decisions Of Treasury Department as foot
APPENpIX.-Foreign Moneys, value as fixed by
VI standard. Rates of Tare. mates of Draw
back: Standard weight Of grain. Lineal yards re-
cuoed 10 square yards. Invoices when in order
Ebtsy without invoice. Abatement OF duties for
damage during the voyage of importation. sam
pies of goods. Be apprsisements. Duties payable
In coin. Excess OF weight. Lien for duties. Ton
deemed s2i0 lbs. Railroad iron imported for r..
Pairs only. Drawback on coTdage of foreign hemp
Merchandise invoiced at an average price, how
duty assessed. Drawback on msnnfac tures of i'm
ported materials. Tonnage tax. Tare how rated
lutiable value, how determined. Withdrawal of
go de- from bonded warehouse, time limited .
Drawback on fore ign saltpetre ma nufactured into
guppowder. Protest against decision of Collector
assessing rate Of duty appeal the u The
Secretary of the Treasury Discriminating du iy
OF 10 per cent or goods imported in certain foreign
vessels. Fire crackers can be deposited in ware
house. Invoices 10 state foreign weights and
stat nary defined. salt In bond for curing fish.
Damage Of rust OF iron steel. Discriminating
duty OF 10 per cent products east of the Cape of
Good Hoge, when imported from places west
ported in bond. Goods remaining in store over
three years to be considered as abandoned. Re
importatiops. Return cargo. Machinery i'm
ported for repairs. Regulations for the imp0rta
ports. Draw back on manufactures Of wood. Ma
teriais for ship building, free of duty, under
tain regulations.
Printed on heavy white paper and well bound
and or sal1 II By paper and III p ssh Ps.hed
aux gil PeuD3y lyauia
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st. MARYD ACADEMY,
= Norih Fairfax street, Alexandris, Va,
Conducted bv the Sisters Of Holy Oro-s will reopen
MONDAY ID Of September. The course OF instruc
ton 70 most thorough, In English, the Languages,
Music, &c.
hSery effort will be made By the sisters that the
enildren boaYders and day yupsI intrusted To their
care shall receive Q solid aud r. fined education.
MusS Languages, Drawing and Painting form
ehIs charges tor fall particulars address
arZ " SISTER ri LEOCADIA Superior
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NOTICE OF OPENING A PUBLIC ROAD In
ThE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.

BOARD OF FC sLIC WORKS, DISTRICT or yoLUNBIA.(
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August rs Io7I
Whereas an Application in writing has been made
70 the w d. rsigued Tor the Openisg OF road in the
unity OF Washington from point east OF aud ne Ar
TIE re,ideuce Of o. swart, Esq the north side
o toe Military Road, thence ncrtswardly Through
The tatds a b. I. Swsrt, VIM Morelagd, lose Oh
Daniels and part Of the land OF CAROLS heirs,
s,l0 county: Al whereas the UNDERSIGNED bsieve IL
cchGreNe 10 the public interest 70 road to be
opel ed as and psyed for: And wbers
AS he rone al said road has been, by the directi
Of the understood, duly surveye ed and plat thereof
prepared and filed in our office:
Nolcs JS HEREBY gtrH Of the application azores Aid
as well as of The opening of the proposed road, and
al persons having objections thereto requested
to max them known to the undersigned on sEPTEM
BER 18Th, st noon, at the office of the vi Pres-
dent Of the Board of PUBLIC Works OF the District OF
Columbia, Room No 10, Morrson's Building,
-Four and half street, Washington. d. O., where
any objections which may be made will be heard an d
considered. Il. d. COOKE,
A. X SHEPHERD.
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
MU.LETr,
p. BROWN,
Board Of Public Works of the District Of Columbia.
BY order OF the Board. CHAS. JOHNSON,
aux 29sl 1912 Assistant Secretary
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rPUBLIC SCHOOLS, THIRD DISTRICT. -
uS Tickets Of Admission may be obtained from
NEDNEsDAY, August 2Sth TO LIST inclusive, AT
Naliach BuidiDg. from . TO @ 80 .. m.
BY order Of sub-Board Of Trustees. au27 st
n~ THE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF Ar
GIers and sallors, rep ,ember llth, will meet at ass
Pelns,Iy avenue, WEDNESDAY EVENING
The . list. at T50 o'clock. full attendance is
desired; J. R. THOMPSON,
au27 q Chairman.
me- TIE NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB will
NhspAf EVENING, the 2sth inst, at clock
All no intend goiI TO Pittsburs requested to
be present W ether nsmeers or not.
By direction OF the President
su27 z A. ii. G. RICHARDSON. Sec'y.
"FOURTH DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Q4 The Fourth District Public schools will not
be opened until MONDAY. September 9, owing to
delsy IN the completion of the Jefferson SchOo
BuiidIng; NO tickets Of admission will be granted
until TUESDAY. 10Th instant, when they can be
procured at tie o:ce Of the sub board, in Jefferson
Building, at clock. au21-lw
nPTHERE WILL BE GRAND OUT DOOR
W. MASS MEETING by the 5th. 9th. and 7th
legislative districts on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 18th
1nst 70 ratfy the re nomination Of General n. =.
CHAPMAN, at the intersection of sisss ichu set,s
avenue and 10 h streets. Eminent speakers will be
in attendance aud fine band of music. aus
~THE EXAMINATION OF THE NEWLY
A8 appointed TEACHERS for County schools
viii take place at the rooms of the Board, over Me
tTCpS litan Bank. opposite Treasury Department.
18Th street, Oh WEDNESDAY, 2Sth instant, at 9
aug q CHAs. B. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
Wy Meeting Of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS on TUEsDAY, 9th INST, at
au2i-st A; P. FAkD4N, Secretary.
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TPEBLIC SCHOOLS, SECOND DISTRICT.
~ The schools will open on Monday, Sept.2.
Tickets OF admission may be obtained from Aug.
feth 10 Slst inclusive, at the Miller Building, II.
between 9th and !th streets, from $50 to - a. m
snd at he seaton Bailding, L, between ID and 3D.
streets. from 30 TO 6:co 1t is desirable tina
the children for "a HON tickets required appear
IN person. Tickets will not be issued by the Trus-
tees az their places Of residence or bust ness The
teachers will meet at the Miller Building Saturday
August 81, at 10 O'Clock a IN.
auto lit By order Of Inc sub board of Trustees
IA REPUBLICAN OF THE FIFTH DIS
uS TRICT-For the President of the United
States ell the while. ALFKED JONES is a Can
cidats fer the House Of Delegates in behalf Of la
boring men and tax payers.
jy50-eoim* MANY VOTERS
rFRosADALIs. THE GREAT ALTEKA.
Its action upon the most inveterste cases Of
Rheumatism is wonderful indeed.
NEwsoM's DEFoT, Va. April %, 1859
Gsntisn1sH:-I received Jour kind letter in March
also the ROSsdas order ed, and return many thanks
as an greatly benefited By its use. l nave been a
sufferer from rheumatism for nine years, so much
so that al The time ordered the Rosadsls my sad
were in such condition that L could not write,
therefore had 10 get nay cousin 20 do so for me.
have Us as vet only two bottles Of the medi
ciIe, but the effect has been WONDERFUL. / now
write you ~ self, Icqurins the services of my
cousin. au2i eO6tD Nj. A c.
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PERSONAL.

II ON MARRIAGE.
klAPPH BELIEF FOR You've MEN from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses I'm early life. Manhood
restored lmpediments to marriage removed. New
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
yelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
MADAME FLOREHCE, ths Celebrated Caiy-
vA coyo1t, Ii uneQualed in telling the Past Pres-
emit, and Future Of your life; in cslsing speedy
out the sure way 70 success in life. In matters Of
business her advice L. invaluable. She Rives arr
yersai eeffsfactton. None ever regret Consulting
her, eatisfaettoa given or no pay. Gas be consult.
ed ct her nov located Ct ell Sh street. be-
tween d and 1. iyl3-3ms
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COAL AND WOOD.

have now On hand . fun supply Of an kinds of
WOOD and COAL Of the best quality, which viii be
sc;d q reasonAble prices. THANKING . generous
,naasioo Of the same BY strictly attending 70 busi
men. SOLOMON efOvER,
Yard corner 9lst and stroefs.
aDGlo>lms Wharf on Mole QeorUeeouu
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NJ FINAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
Wy PAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, DI.TR-cT OF C)LuNBIk.l
COLUMBIA LAW BUILDING, IA ST. N W, )
WASHINGTON, August 2i'h, lS2. !
Notice is hereby given that the list Of all property
which is in arrears for taxes has been furnished to
the printer for publication. An opportunity will be
given to all rersons interested to save the cost OF
advertising their property by payment Of the
amount due at this Office before the 3lsT DAY
OF AUGUsT, after which time the list will be pub
lished. W. H. SLATER
au243t TRep .&Chon. .3tl Collector
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- EOPENING OF A GERMAN AND ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL EOR YOUNG LADlES.-On TUES
DAY the Sd OF September the cchool 80 Miss G.,
pEBGLER will DO reopened at No. 929 street.
between 9th and l0,h. Thorough instructions will
be given in the various branches OF the English Is
well as in the Ge,map Languages. For particulars
inquire ct No. 1913 street. aug1 -2WrA
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n DIX. A. PBATT. Graduate OF Ohio College
~ OF Dental Surgery, All 7th street, between
y and Y, a few doors scuth of Odd Fellows all
Refers 70 Il. A. Bacon and Rev W d. Evans mis-
YF FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
1S 10 the present day, Scrofrls has been the
oahe, ahd a. we're, the curse Of mankind. So ter
tle NCiio history That person known to infect
60 WHIP y Wouls not be allowed TO mix with society
rcr by the uso OF the 5AMARIIAN's ROoT AND HERE
yr'cKs. ard the victim Of serofula, Ulcers. Sores
Pinpies, Blotches. letters, &C., he restored To
sound be alth in a few weeks.
BOOT AND HEB JUICES, 81 Is NAP hcftle
Sold " s. C. SosD, lIOs Pa ave. and By Drug.
xists. DESMOND 4 CO., Proprietor, 81 Is Race st.,
Philadelphia. msyH-ly
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~ q E.
would respectfully inform my friends and eussc-
uieLs tns, rave so,d ont stock Of DRY GOODS
10 Ma. THOMAST. WiTHE rs a.S ast a cont;nn
alton OF their favors 10 him. n LATuA1
1875 Pennsylvania svenue
L WOULD BIG TO INFORM MY FRIKNDs or
Il the above purchase. and will state thai nv To-.
connection with the well known bo1,e OF JnbnsnSS
Coley Civ e. me AZ Adv in the prrc
Of scods and pI opeI induction of business shan
ceiye trll stock OF Fall DRY GOODS ON or
au.7 81 THOMAS T. wITHERs
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Hk COLOMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHING TON, %. e.

The College. - lsth -
The Medical Department, /" Oct. 7fh,
The Law, {" " OH
for CATALOGUES. containing full iuforn.,i,n
IN regard 70 the several Departments, address the
President, 49,
jys7-tu. tn .&s ,tocl0 JAS. q. WELIINc
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE.
MICHANICSBURS, PENN'A,
Eight miles vest OF Harrisburg, in the beautiful
Cumberland Valley. Attractive buildings and
grounds Home comforts aud fu'l collegiate course.
Duties tf nth year resume eEPTEMBtR 11rH.
Address Rsv.r,R. EGE, A -.
REFTRTNoEs:- JAS W. MARSHALL. First
Assistant Postmaster General; J. =. ZU0, Stone
Crushing Works, foot Of X street, Washington,
d. auI ~
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Ms X Z & U v Z d
DIR. w. H. BARRETT,

u TIST,
Has Removed TO No. lS02 II street N. w, corner
l4tE street. eS-H
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
Clippings.

Indoor dresses are made up much plain.
er than formerly. Oyerskirts are frequently
omitted, and the toilet is considered complete
with plain demi-train skirt and a stylish
basque.
The other day Montreal tailor sent his
bill TO magazine editor. He was startled
few hours after ward by its being returned
with the following note appended: "Your
manuscript Is respectfully declined"
"A man recently drawn as q juror at
White River Bottom, Ind, came in from the
country to state that he hadn't been to the
city before for thirty years, and did not know
who had been President since Andrew Jack
son.
-Sashes are not worn with ball dresses
this season in New York, wreath of buds
and half opened flowers being twined around
the waist instead, with large bunch at the
hack. with long garlands and vines, which
serve to loop up the back breadths of the
dress.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE

ana the only being there is the Bock-demon,
VINO watches over and sees that the beverage
progresses favorably. Two days before the
opening 10 the public occurs the official last
ing ana testing. Of old has been this Bier
scnau. Three Bierbekieser, in ancient times.
dressed IN stag-eather, and sat ON a bench to
drink the beer out of two pots. If AT the end
of an hours drinking they couldn't stand nm
then the beer was good; if they could II was
a failure. Nowadays a company assemble
who are presumed to test the beer without
being fuddled. Hundreds waylay them as
they emerge from the inquisition, to ask how
the beer is this year. Then comes the May
day drinking The room and casks are adorn-
ed with fir boughs, music is provided, and for
day the people are allowed to help them
selves. Thereafter the brewery is nearly al
ways crowded with men-only men-the beer
being being believed to be, as it probably is
the very best in the world I think / never
saw a more curious place. You enter rooms
on the ground-foor, each opening into the
other-dingy, ugly, the tables and benches of
the coarsest description, the ceiling low, the
walls covered with the strangest scrawls. In
the corner are several immense beer-casks.
The room is full of drinkers. In the gloom
you might fancy you have got into the lowest
OF beer-shops. But you will see there the
duke or minister of state drinking his beer be-
side the humblest working-man. 1t is the
most democratic place in Germany. In the
swarm several eminent personages were point
ed out to me chatting away with their fellow
citizens; and an artist, whose name did not
learn, was near by, making with charcoal q
capital caricature Of Bismarck on the walls.
Bismarck-with the inyariable three upright
hairs bristling on his bald head-was, indeed,
the favorite fresco of the apartments. Louis
Napoleon was swinging from gallows, to
the great delight ol the group nearest him.
The Dollingerist sympathies of the habitues
were shown by a capital likeness of Plus TX.
leading with string a corpulentpig, in whose
features one could trace certain lines family
suggestive of the Archbishop of Munich
Elsewhere bevy of very fat monks were
seen going to Rome. The present king was
drawn with some exaggeration of feature
A Prussian soldier was represented aslaep on
guard with beer-pot beside him, and the
motto beneath, "Orate ct vigilante." Some
Of the inscriptions were in Greek. A favorite
kind of caricature was the representation Of
the various actors in the Passion Play, each
with huge mug of beer, which oddly con-
trasted with the sacred costume and name.
One of these-a very decol,ette Virgin Mary,
drawn with great ability-being enough to
foreshadow the passing away Of the Oberam-
mergau drama. The plastered walls were
absolutely covered with such things as these,
and there were evidences that they must have
been similarly covered for a century past.
Before pass from the Hofbrauhaus, should
say that during no general visits to Munich
have ever seen even a tipsy person there
From HThe City of the Little Monk" by NJ.
d. Conway, in HarpeTs Magazine for
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
Beer-Brewing and Beer Drinking In Mu-
uiah

One of the most interesting institutions of
the olden time in Munich is the ancient brew
cry, established by royal authority in the six
teenth century, and which for long time
was the chief source of the princes income.
The scholars of Bavaria have shown their ma
tional drink to be. of classical origin. They
find Pliny mentioning the Egyptians as its
inventors, and identify it as the charley
wine' mentioned by Eschylus, Sophocles,
Archilochus, ard Diodorus Siculus. A royal
brewery existed in the time of Ludwig der
Strenge, but cold fermentation was invented
in the fifteenth century, and it is that which
has developed the present delicious Bairische
Bier. In the sixteenth century there was
great rage for new kind of beer, which was
perfectly white, but is not now made. The
old official brewery was established to brew
this white beer, but now brews only what Is
called Book formerly Einbock, from Einbeck,
in Brunswick, where 1t was first known).
The Book season opens on the LIST of May.
For some time before, the cellars are fast shut,
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
For Sale.

NNHE Portland Nursery, and Buildings connected
"A miles from Portland, near r. R. station, and term
mus of Portland and Forest Avenue Horse R. r one
of the best locations in the place. The lot contains
Il acres the buildings two story house % by "a
feet, with L 12 by 20 feet small Green House and
Office. The house and land will be sold with or
without the Nursery stocks the dwelling house and
premises, or of P. BRIGGS Esq, Morrilps Corner,
fah13dff --li.. -
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
For Sale.

A FARM. situated IN Huntsville, Schuyler Coun-
"A ty, Illinois, within miles of the Depot, and a
new railroad Is being built within three miles of said
farm 1t contains 240 acres, surrounded with good
fences, consisting Of Hedge, Rail and Board and is
divided into Corn and Grass Fields, Pasture and
Wood Land.
There is also fine garden, from which are raised
STRAWBERRIES gooseberries, elderberres raspberries
backberries and currants The orchard contains 100
bearing apple trees, and 100 trees just commenc-
ing old peach trees and 200 young trees nine diff
abundance.
The house Is 24x36, good cellar with cstern; ice,
milk, coal and smoke houses Said farm is offered
for sale account Of the ill health of the owner who
Is desrous Of removing further SOUTH Purchaser can
have privilege Of taking stock, crops, and farm i'm
plements at market prices. For more particulars
call upon L. KIDDER, Portland, Maine, who has a
plan Of the premises in his possession and will give
ny information necessary.
GAIN ROBINSON.
Huntsville, Illinois, january Both, 1872 ja3feodim
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
FOR SALE.

FTVHE well known Farm owned by Joseph Blan-
Il chard, in Cumberland one mile from the Centre,
would exchange for City Property. If not sold by
LIST of April, will be to let.
Enquire on the premises.
JOSEPH BLANCHARD.
feb21tf
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
Forest City Bowling Alley.

The subscriber has just opened to public and pri-
to parties new Bowling Alley at
NO. 16 SILVER STREET.
GEO. B. GORDON.
Dec 23-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
For Rent.

nNE-HALF of Brick Block on Congress street
" in perfect repair, is rooms, hot and cold water
bath room and water closet, Sebago, with fine large
lot and an excellent stable. Possession Immediately
GEO. r. DAVIS g. CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
Feb 1qdeod2w
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27

Wanted Fifteen Thousand Dollars
ON first class mortgage; property insured to the
~ amount Of the loan. The buildings are all new,
having been erected the past year. costing with the
made for over fifty thousand dollars of manufactured
goods. The above loan is wanted payable in yearly
payments OF three thousand dollars each in one two,
three, four and five years. principal and interest !;
interest payable semi-annualy at Casco National
..A GEO. r. DAVIS s. CO., .
Real Estate and fOaOa Rrot
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
RemOvaI.

nRR P. JENNESS has removed to No. Brown
H. St., Portland, Me. Office hours from to IL
A. NJ. and to Pm. no25-3m
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
CUNDURANGO.

A SMALL supply of this invaluable remedy for
"a Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and all Blood Diseases, just
received from Ecuador Price Of the bark, with full
directions, So per pound; sent to all parts.
Address, DIR. VIM. c. DOWNS,
ja5dtf No. Exchange Place Providence Il. /.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
feb21H
Naw House

ENOR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
Il and piped tor sebago. Apply en- the pren,sses,
or at 25 Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27

th1OE Week. Best oheep Shuttle SEWN SEWN
Us. HAYES, Great Falls, n. IL. aes'-"
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
For Sale.

WE also for sale fine piece of property on State
w Street; this property embraces one OF the finest
locations said street, and contains about seven
thousand five hundred feet of land, with good build
ings, and will be sold upon easy tesms.
GEO. r. DAVIS s. CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-27
HAYDN Association.

MEMBERS are hereby notified that they are al
1Nl lowed 80 days from date of Annual Meeting,
Feb 12th,) to renew membership; after which time
all applications must take the regular course.
Per Order t21d2w) FRED H. GLOVES, Sec'y.