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IL IL quite probable that diplomacy will settle
the difficulties between Great Britain and Rus
sis; hut meantime the continental nations seem
to be preparing for possible collision between
these two powers The German government is
reported To be strengthening its defences all
along the North Sea. At the same time the an
nouncement is made that the Russian fleet,
now in the Baltic, will soon sail for the Mediter-
ranean. The tone of the London papers con-
tinues TO be menaeing, and the answers from
the St Petersburg journals indicates anything
but conciliatory disposition on that side. The
GF'ei0i CARTE Of st. Petersburg, of February
t;h- the cable tells us in article on the move
naent OF Russia in Central Asia contrasts the
Indifference with which Great Britain views the
growth of the United States of North America
with the jealousy with which she watches the
growth of Russia. The Gazette says the British
u urnslists are simply beside themselves with
anger, and concludes its article by advising the
British government to take no more notice of
the progress of Russia than she does of that of
the United States.
, II l. quite possible, we repeat, that diplomacy
may settle the dispute short of blows; but it
must be conceded that the present indications
are quite IA ominous of war as any that preceded
the war of the Crimea between these two pow
ers, or the later continental wars betweed Ger
many and Austria, and France and Germany
Asregards the exciting cause for conflict be-
tween Russia and Great Britain, 1t may be said
that the advance of Russia through Turkistan
has been steady ever since the Crimean
war; and the position of the British government
las been Que of watchful neutrality. Eng
land has not objected to the advance OF Russia
along the river Amo, nor to the conquests OF
Bokhsra and Samarcand, although applied to
for help by the rulers of those countries. The
British government claims to desire mn con-
quests in Central Asia. The boundary of her
empire in India Is the Seleiman range of noun
tsins on the west, with control of the Khyber
and Bolan passes. AS long as Russia confines
herself TO that line she will meet with no resist
ance from England, but an advance beyond it
will be considered menace TO the British en-
Pre- in India.
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Elsewhere will be found communication in
regard TO the dangers to pedestrians in passing
through the Smithsonian grounds. Garroters
and rufhans of all descriptions seem to have full
sway there. 1t is safe neither for man nor woman
to pass through the grounds either by day or
night and it is quite time the place was proper
iy ro'ieed, as il is not only the principal park
OF the city for health resort, but is also a great
natural thoroughfare between North and South
Washington We don't know exactly where the
responsibility rests for this state of things. Be-
tween the police authorities and those Of the
government, it seems TO be a sort of No-man's
Lsnd, or Alsatia, such as existed in London in
the lawless period of that city's history. That
such a sanctuary for ruffianism should exist I'M
molested for years within a stones throw of
Pennsylvania avenue, is a disgrace to both the
police authorities and the government authori-
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FIHANCIAL AND CoMK1CIAL.

The syndicate keeps its own counsel a. to tae
amount subscribed both at home and in Europe,
and only say that they are sanguine of success.
foreign markets and New York. In the New
York money market yesterday the eOvernmeat
bond dealers were borrowing and lending at
per cent. currency. The stock brokers paid
per cent gold to I-32 and Interest, the rise in
stocks and the manipulation Of the market ac-
counting for the high rates. Mercantile paper
was dull, with prime names quoted at Sa10 per
cent for short date. Government bonds were
strong. The stock market outside Uf Western
Union was dull.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DRPA RTMKNT, Office Chief Signal Office
WAsHIN GTON, ID. c., Feb. 7, 1873 n A. m

WAsHIx eToS, ID. G., Feb. I, 1873, II a. n. 3
SYNOPSIS 70 b THE PAST TwENrY-ReuR HoURs
An area OF diminished pressure has moved nor tn
ward from the western gulf states North Car
lima; accompanied by fresh and brisk winds, cloudy
cloudy weather and rain ere nov prevailing from
and New York. Generally clear weather and west
eTly and southeriy winds from south Carolina and
Tennessee southwestward to the gulf. Fresh and
brisk southerly and westerly winds from Kentucky
to the upper lakes aud northwest, with generally
cloudy weather over the upper lake region Partly
cloudy weather over New England, with variable
winds, and the lower lake region with light to
fresh easterly and southerly winds. I
PROBABILITIEs.-FO or gulf states east of the Mis-
sissippi westerly and souherly winds and generally
clear weather. For south Atlantic states north.
westerly and s0uthwesterly winds, and clear and
Clearing weather. For the north and extendin
southeastw ard over the upper lake region, Ohio,
kentucky and Tennessee, northerly to westerly
winds, falling temperature and clear and clearing
weather. For New England northeasterly to south
easterly winds, increasing 10 very brisk over rhe
southern portions, with cloudy weather and rain
For middle states very generally cloudy wea
Their and rain southern portions the winds shift
ing to westerly and sOutherly night with clearing
move ncrthe astwardIy preceded BY brisk and very
brisk easterly and northery winds along the coast
thence 20 Cape Cod during the day and northeas of
latter &c night Cautonary signals ordere ed for
Cape May, New York, New London, aud Boston.
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The WEEKLY STAR, just out, contains full
reports OF the proceedings in Congress and
credit mobIlier investigation; the fashions for
February, by Jennie June; preparations for the
Presidents Inauguration; District matters in
Congress; society notes; latest and best tales
poems. sketches and society items; together with
Interesting local news. Washington news and
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
dc, sc.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
II 5dy for mailing.
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The MaRkefA.

BALTINoRE. Feb. 7.-yirginia IS, consolidated /,
$50; do. registered s. West Virginia., IA bid to-
day.
BALTIMORE, Feb. T-Cotton a shade frmer: Low
middlings, l9z CD. Flour quiet, but firm; prices
unchanged Wheat quiet and steady: White choice
snd amber, Sz-2@S2S; fair TO prime white, S26
SAD; common to prime red, 81 500 81; red west
ern, q NOSE; amber western, 81 .l0@ S225 Corn
dull: W hite southern, 63d6i; yellow southern, 60;
mixed western nominal: Oats firm: Western mix Cd !,
a; others nominal. Rye quiet, 90G95. Hay un-
Changed. Mess pork, s1f4: Bulk meats: Shoal-
cers sales on DocV pounds Of rib Sides ca; clear
RIB sides So. Bacon in good demand; prices un-
changed: Hams, l2,s@l5. Lard quiet, So asked, 8
bid western butter unchanged. Whisky steady
ard firm, %.
HEw YORK, Feb. 7.-Stocks dull Gold quiet A.,
lOa. Goyernments dull and steady.
NEw YORK, Feb. Flour quiet. Wheat
steady. Corn dull
LONDON, Feb. z, IL Q. m.-Consols opened at
ga @92ss for money, and s2i<ea92,E for account
Bonds Of NO old s2'; lss7, szk; loao's, sr4; new
FRANkroRT, Feb. 7.-Bonds opened at o.. for the
issue Of 1852. -
PARIS, Feb. 7.-Rentes opened at IS francs II
centimes. The specie in the Bank of France has de
creased 20 go francs during the past week
LONDON, Feb. Z, 2 p. m.-Erie, 5Is.
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The question, So Who deserves hissing?" is
iEtelligently answered by 4Rplete.'s Journal by
saying:
AT the theater let them indi gnantly hise the
musicians who come stumbling nOisly into their
places i'm the midst Of the important scene at
the close of each act. Let them hiss late corners,
who heedlessy hustle into their seats, to the dis
tarbance Of the whole assembly; hiss the men
AND women who rush from their places before
the play Il ever: hiss, relentlessly hiss the chat
tering and noisy groups 50 often assembled in
the private boxes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-07

And now the Cincinnati Gazette comes out in
quarto form, following the example of the Chi
csgo Tribune and the ST. Louis Republican. We
shall expect next to see the Louisville Courier
Journal changing from its familiar blanket
size TO the more convenient eight-page form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-07

In both Houses of the British Parliament
yesterday the Queens speech was sharply criti-
cised by the opposition members, who contended
Z at the Geneva arbitration was one-sided, and
tee result humiliating to England There were
unanimous expressions of opinion that Russian
encToachments in the East must be resisted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-07

Mr.. Job Stevenson might as well give up the
undertaking to "eatch the Speaker" as a bad
job. The more he tries, the more he displays his
neither anatomy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-07

Mr.. John L. Blair, the witness to-day before
Judge Poland's committee seems to have a
fund Of anecdote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-07
DoAN ANY MEDICINE DO MoRE'

The art of changing the base metals into gold has
not been discovered, but the happy results Of dis
covery infinitely more important familiar 70 the
Community, and have been for the past twenty
years. To exchange debility for vigor sickness for
health, apathy for energy gloom for cheerfulness is
q much more desirable operation than to transmute
lead into the root Of all evil Aud this is what Hos
letters Stomach Bitters accomplish, and have been
accomplishing daily, ever since their Introduction
Dyspepsia, bliousness, nervous affections, constpa
tion Intermittent fevers, rheumatism, sick headache
and general debility longer the bug bears that
they were fifth Of century ago. The Btters taken
as q protective medicine, prevent them, and taken
a remedy cures them, aud the people know il
Hence their overshadowing reputation and enor-
nous sale. The fame Of the great vegetable specific
is ever on the march, and at a pace that no COM
petitor can live. 1t Is to-day the foremost medicine
Of It's class in the civilized world. Every now and
then attempts are made 10 rival it, and sometimes
nostrum concocted in the idle hope Of sharing its
popularity, has Q brief squirt Of apparent success
But IL Is all Illusion One by one they sink like
stones in the while the great tonic, whose ceeb
rty has been the Of these blind ares con
tinues to ride the toprnost Of public favor
unapproached and unapproachabie. f3-eo3tSW
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~ $50 - '.-5sA 80 - ist -.
y oB.,SHVERBER0.
9 MesRspslitan Dollar Store, a
: hslssEyEFrH tfRfEf, 90. '... +

Observation-Disclosures
ssssssss$$ ys,sei.SI iss.iss: IL as:st.i
Medicines rnished erseslto1sits Gonssitins pky.
sicians, DRsy @. Hal, fhoq1i Miller, G. =. LIB.
1ife.dk Pksyssess sDssaesefsI Jsms n S;svSos.
DE- a Asei9Fe. egrEesi, {pssS ,EhurI Say,
b: isss.ss.. S:eiesf lSoI w. Ssss ~.
dent; r.: b Mccuire, treasurer, to whom al cdm.
municatiOns may be cant; Post Oeacs R0x ass IN
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S how sad II Is to see q young wife, mother
Of family who requires AL her physical strength
TO fulfill her household duties and al her moral
her, to see her pfostrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able 70 say
sble This state Of weakness and debility Ia more
fatal TO her than severe spell Of Sickness fog In hat
she viii iinger months amer months, not thinking
worth while 20 zee physician about II, until
gives out and che is carried TO the crave
when little precaufion In proper time would have
sP.ssd her life 70 prevent TO Strengthen, e eare,
TfRs q DR.. L. g. BKRTRAM They ere q safe and
infalhoie remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, eoS-
uveness, biliousness, headaches, morning sick ness
md -! ccmplaints peculiar 30 wonsn. These Bit
ters WHICH are sold by all druegists, ere, In conse-
medicine pay e1ceilencs for iafies = - -fr
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ISL = u o v = d. - -
DR.. W II. BARRIrr.
Has removed % No. III 81 a siirsst r.,tnv.., a.,
eer AVN .Iess: je8N

w the prevent day .scTofula Is bees tbs ~ =
and q e yer, t4s cure q mankt.d. @ terrible
history that perSop Known 10 BE- infsctS Ill /,
would Dot be allow I'd 30 mix WIN society 'Hspuiiy
In our day the disesse z striped Of It's terror 81 The
the yicti. Of Sssofuia, Ulcers, Sores, PimpIes,
Tetters, &C., can be restored 70 health
RooI' AND HERB JUICES, els per bottle
sss y r. .aa II s1Es: :s
eReess Fnila0etpea. Z q nAy0-l
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FTHE REGrLAR MONTHLY MEETING
49, Of the EAGLE COMPANY win be held on
lnSDAY EVENING, February No. AZ 7 a. o,eiack
- Al. y.BURR, Secretary.
rs MAsoNIC-A resumed conv &C alton Of la.
~, fh1 IIk CHAPTER, No s. will
2. .iock;. AL B.. A. Mssoas in good standing are
I'm JOHN EDWIN MSsoS, sscn.ssr,.
"THn OFFICES AND MEMBERS or
49, GOLDEN RULE LODGE, No 10 X Of p :
ar requested To meet at their Hall ON SUNDAY the
ant ~ o'cisck 3: m, TO attend the funeral
Idrs "a good standing cordially inv tied to Join
THEoDORE sNiiFfIN, X. Of R. and 5.
PSI. O. OF RECHABITES-EAGLE TENT,
49, ". .. | o; 81 Il, will meet at Odd Fell lows
~ -. Navy Yard, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
1TqaTy nh. AZ clock, for the purpose Of attend
" ihe funeral q our deceased brother. yoHS 7.
'tato attend b. order Of G; B.
JNo. G. AXE, r. 8.
II SsstkClhL MEETING-HIBERNIa BE-
~ SIINOikSi ASSOCIATION OF WASH
IH6IvNs ~. III members are RESPECTFULLY re-
Tay rehsns-x one Ee,stng 4. thsi. Hall on SUN
sgbiect viii b. brought before M maetins -
gred faporfance, inv Giving the welfare a The a.
ciatiSr, and requiring the person.l stsent ON
a every Ueznf-r. Bv order
J0BS J. RuRLEY. Re. Sc. n r's saess'
~ MELTING or THE sT0CKH0LDERs
COMPANY fIfhe election Of Directors vii !. hSl6
Ior'hxs ~, MONDAY the 9Th day Of TsSr.ssssst
1sES p is-StL be opened az r and close e q n
!aEEim D. } TODD, seerstsfy.
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~ AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the CO.
10y OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION for securing
bia will be held At Shepherd Hall, northeast corner
OF 9TH street and Louisiana avenue, FRIDAY,
the 9TH inst, p. m Report from the Committee
on Constitution will be read. All who are in favor
Of such an organization are earnestly invited to be
present. By order of the Chairman. f6-2t~
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FsPECIAL- NOfICE.!THE NATIONAL
w CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
TI0N.-In accordance with the Constitution, the
Board Of Directors has authorized the sale Of such
shares Of Stock a. are on hand, fixing the premium
ct IS per share its real value The purchase price,
at the option OF the purchaser, may be paid doom
or by paying double dues until hquidated. The lat
ter condition affords an excellent opportunity for
parties to purchase shares, who otherwise would be
unable, at the same time realizing benefits Identical
with all the stockholders This association has been
in successful operation for period Of two years.
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary.
GEO. C0WIE, President.
PHIL. II. WEIGH, Secretary. j3l-d
FpR. A. PRATT, Graduate Of Ohio College Il
w Dental Surgery, all 7th street, between
and +, q few doors south Of Odd Fellows Hail. Re-
fers TO r. A. Bacon and Rev. W. B. Evans. mis-
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PIANOS, &c.

TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANos-Fu Ps-
II fies asd Musical Esseyfatamenfs.-A--
tory attention BY q. l.. WILD BRO, la0VtvHvv
18th street, near northwest Of Pennsyl~Anis
eNenue, Tor the past twenty years well known q
practical Piano and Musical Instrument Makers and
kepairers. pealeu IN Pianos and Husical Instru-
menfa 9nnarallY -
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DRoCTER a GAEBLES Light Of Day" brand
Il ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
An sizes. Also, Hotel Candies ct manufactures
DAVID BUZBY q 90,
dec0-s m Baltimore Nd.
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,.Gs4s ia ) a ~ as,a -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-31

TWO gentlemen and their wives and two or three
Il single gentlemen can be accommodated with
,leasant rooms aud board at No. rs Free Street.
may0 If
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CITY OF PORTLAND,
R o II o 8 AL 8.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the Chair
- man OF the Committee on Drains and Sewers
untii O CLOCK r NJ on the fouith day Of June prox
Tor the construction of sewer in Middle street fiom
Free street towards Market Square: also separate
lor sewer in two sections in Spr ng street,
Park towards State street Wv
the City Engineer "
ne ne committee reserve the right TO reject any OF
all bids. Address proposals TO
mv0Q -~.'SNS va ~ itf
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For Sale i'm the Town of West
brook.

A FINE residence one-half mile from the Railroad
"A Depots, Post-ofice. go"d Schools and Churches,
six miles fir m Portland; House and Ell two stories
thirteen finished rooms, double parlors with marble
mantles, Wood d-house and Stable connected-all in
good repair, painted and blinded Barn 40 so on the
premises grounds contain l5t acres, excellent land
well fenced 80 apple and pear trees, acre choice
and good cistern in the cellar, cellar under whole
House, fine cement bottom; grounds ornamented
dences in the county. Terms easy. Enquire of g. R.
Davis q Co., Portland, or Otis Brown, Westbrook.
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BURROwEs BROTHERS,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Doten's Planning Mill, foot of Cross NJ

HAVKNG enlarged our shop and fitted 1t up with
Ii the latest improved machinery (by the aid of
which we are enabled to get out wo'k accurately
aud expeditiousy0 we are now prepared to take
tracts OF any size in the building line. Plans and
specifications prepared at reasonable pr O. We
con on the shortest possible notice furnish tire win
dow and door r. ames and all the inside and outside
finish for any description of building Those about
erectngsea side houses please take of the obove
We have superior facilities for the manufacture OF in
side blinds, aud will furnish them all painted anu
hung quick metre. We make n speciality OF building
aud setting up machinery and would be happy to re-
ceive calls from parties using power who contemplate
n change of quarters or that may need any service in
this line We are also prep ared to contract for The
manufacture of patented articles on more favorable
terms than any one in the city.
WILLIAM DURRowks. J. W. BURROWEs
avfl
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No. 1.-DRAGooN, chestnut colt. foaled March IS,
1872, by Fearnanght, dam Virginia, brought from
the South alter the war by B. ". Crowninsheld Esq.
No. 2.-DAWN, bay filly foaled April 4, 1872, by
Fearuaught, dam Bessie, by Ethan Allen. -
No; s.-DEvoTIoN, chestnut flly, foaled April
lin, he by Old Black Howk.
No. 4.-DIADEM, chestnut colt, foaled April 1s,
1872, by Fearnaught, dam Black Pearl, by Balrow-
ME out OF the famons Lady Sutton.
No 5.-DUPLICATE Zone of twins) chestnut colt,
foaed April a. 1872, by Fearnaught, dam Imp. Cam
ary, an Irish foxhunter.
No. 6.-DEBORAH, black flly, foaled April 80,
1872, by Fearnaught, dam Darkness by Ericsson, be
by old Mambrino Chief, the sire of Lady Thorn
No. 7.-DAPHNE, chestnut flly, foaled May 49,
1872, by Fearnaught,da Ruth, by Franklin.
No. s-DIANA, chestnut flly, toaled May 10, 1872,
by Fearnaught, dam Mimi, by Ringgold.
No. 9-DoRA, chestnut illy, foaled May 20, 1872,
by Fearnaught, dam Nellie Cotton, by Ivansoe Mor-
gam.
No. 1o.- DAIRYDtAID, black filly, foaled May 30,
1872, oy FeaInaught, dam Fannie Prewitt, by Erics
son.
No. 11-DAYBREAK, chestnut colt foaled June
1. 1872, by Fearnaught, dam imp Maud, bv the King
of Hanover's Bruckwil ow and out of mare belong
ing to the famous family of Orof trotters of Moscow.
She has trotted In 2.28.
No. 12.-DANDY jim. chestnut colt, foaled June
., 1872, by Fearnaught, dam Juliet by Young Nor
,sSs no lS1DEFIANCE, chestnut flly foaled June rs
Hambletonian. '"ii nain o'e'onia' W N''u'A
,e 1s7a hv TsGLASS, chestnut colt foaled June
| adian steeplechaeser "in heiiowhamlner' q Oah-
n1 a0pE d O4 bay colt foaled June IT. 1872 by
fearnauent, uam Emmie, by Volunteer. ~ '0'-' y
by Fearnaugh dam nget by Bpienoyu June 49, 1872
brino Prince, he by old Mamofino Chief Vho" MAN.
| This list contains all my Fearnaueht ye,r,,,
| each is believed to be sound. 'o"'hhss'and
Cars leave Old Colony depot for Milton Lower n,u,
at O'Clock. No postponement account of weatbas
| my19td H. S. RUSSELL
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FOR SALE.

TTyHE Residence of Mr.. j. NJ Churchill, situated on
i the corner of State and DaDforth Streets in this
city. The lot Is 1926 it. State Street and 151 it. on
Danfnrth Street and contains about 50 900 IT, nclud
ing the Mansion House in thorough repair, and the
large brick Carriage House and Stable. 1t is one of
the most desirable places in the city, either in its
present state or to cut up in lots. For plans and
particulars, call on j. c. Proctor
may19 diff
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Governor Dana Estate
AT FRYEBURG
H o R 8 "A L. Et

TNHIS valuable property is most favorably located
In the charming village Of Frybprg 40 nIies from
Portland, on the line Of land q Osdensburg r
r. and commands a wide and most delightful view
Of the White Mounts ain Range" and the valley of
the Saco Ri er. Consists of ne acre Of l nd, en-
which are lorated the large aud fine old MANSION
formerly occupied by the late Governor DANA and a
sTacioas stable, all n through repair, well supplied
with pure water, and surrounded by elegant shade
trees. The summit Of "Pne Hilr' is within 800 rods
The house measures 40 X 4S; Ell is so feet long;
Stable 80 81. House and Ell contains is rooms
aside from closets. Railroad station Churc es and
first class Schools within shor, distance Of the
house. Sold on account of the i'll health of the
owner. Some Furniture will be sold with the house
If desired.
Thi2is rare opportunity for the purchase of first
class summer reside nee in healthiul and pleasant
locality ON most favorable terms A photo
graphic view OF tn property, may be seen at No 2S
Exchange Street, Portland.
For terms and further particulars apply to
LORING & THURSTON, 28 Exchange Street
A. A. STROUT, Canal Bank Building.
FRANKLIN SHIRLEY, Fryeburg.
Nav A ,uDtd
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Real Estate for Sale.

House AND LOT NO. 16 STATE ST.,
Lot contains 81 900 feet of land, with fine lut gar
W. 81. FESSENDEN,
mar6tf 215 Commercial Street
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FOR LEASE. The commodious
A-l two story brick house on Stevens
Ra&l 6lSH VIM. l.. Wilson, The house
tains twelve fnisted rooms includ
ing Ba. r ON, all in good repair. The lot contains
more than acre. Nice Grape Vines also Apple
and Pear Trees, gether with good stable and ex-
cellent wafer. Apply to WIN. II JERRIS, Real Es-
tate Agent, corner Congress and Myrtle streets.
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For Sale in Deering.
A Seaside Home For Sale.

A Seaside Home For Sale.
80 Only four miles from Portland on Casco Bay.
H;::I Good two-story house, painted white with
kass4. green blinds. Four acres land and store
Some fruit and wood. One Of the finest localities
the bay five minutes walk to the shore. Can be had
at bargain. Apply to WIN. H. JERKS, Real Es-
tate Agent. my26d3wx