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AUCTION SALES .
FUTURE DAYS.
by GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucuoue~r.,
- No. 1901 northwest corner losh and d street

ny GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auctioueer.,
- No. 1901 northwest corner losh and stre~ts
TRGsIKIs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhAL ESTATE on C0RCORAN SrkEET,
bkIwkkN 13rH AND i4rH.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October
I'M, lsl3, ard dnly recorded IN Liber SO, folio
Soiumois shall cell at public auction, in frost Of
me premises. on MONDAY, the 10Th Of November,
lSS,A ociook ,. m. all that piece or parcel 81
ground, situate and lying In said city q Washing
toh, arc being Known and ceecribed ss Lot numbsr-
one nnndred and i've, (los.D and the half Il
No. n9mpered one hundred aad four, io.,D IN Chip
man, ESieY Richards, Trustees, recorded subdi-
vision ni square numbered too hundred and ,rty,
lx0b The improvements consist Of q haodsSne
thrs s stcry Mansard roof Dwelling House, nearly
Terms q sale 81 500, with interest from the nth
expenses Of sale IN cash; balance in and IN onths
Win istereet from day Of sale secured by deed On
trust on premises sold. deposit Of le1 required
when property IL struck OF. All convey ancinE az
WIN: b. TODD, Jh, Trustee.
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, the 18th instant, At the 50 me hour aud
place. B order Of th- Trustees
ncvloeoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
pohed until WEDNESDAY, ,vembsr 26th, at
novH eoSds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is rURrHER POST
PcSED until WEDNESDAY,, December 3 4, a. the
same b ur ana place order nf the Trusfee
noy3o-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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DY 4. MCB. TINONEY co,
~ Reel Estate Brokers aud Auctianeers
6Sl street, under Second National Bsnk
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LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED sioux
soUTH OF PHILADELPHIA.
Fl. Z GREGORY
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DY LATIMER 4 OLEARI,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth 81
Star ONCE Building.
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e MATTERS.


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~ Our columns are filed his week,
it'll the Delinquent Tax List, while local
news and everything else in the shape Oh
editorial ia crowded ont. Our rea"ois
mnst pardon us, however, for business If
business, and it takes money to run q
newspaper.
-. Read the delinquent tax list and
then 20 to Lindsay's, on St. John street.
FOR groceries and provisions.
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Ouar AGENTS

VIZ CESAR MOUTON is u Ae gent
sv7 h AbS S1 and yerm.,ion P Par rccei n
r. H. dg SHybs snipIi to the corroS-BoLL~
'0E DYER, Postmaster at
Sr. tRoyvillr), il duly ]autnotize"
n', ant;ye and receipt for Subscriptions
~ The COTTON, Boil
NJ 4. MEYNIER, Jr., Of New Orleans
il dniy authorized to receive an% lTI,'t to
far Subscriptions and Advertisements
10th our papers ~. -
HnnLmercinI PIaCe. -.
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~ A. MEYNIER, Jr., Commission
merchant, SIS Peters street, near Belnyllle'
New Orleans. Consignments OF Eggs,
Chickens and all other country prodncts
sold at the highest market prices. Jy5Otl
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SALE.
Tobias Suites, State of Louisiana
VS.. and
Pascal Dauriac. NParish of L.. AVA to
Third Justices Court---No. 1863.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT of fer; fac;os.
issued in the above entitled suit 6y the
Honorable Third Justices Court, in and
Tor the Parish of Lafayette, and State
aforesaid, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, in the town of Vermilionville, on
Saturday. The LIST day e November, 1873.
between the hours of III o'clock A. M
and 4 0 clock P. NJ. FOR CASH, all the
right, title, interest and demand of the
defendant, Pasc i Dauriac, in aud to the
following property, seized to satisfy said
writ, tO-wit:
Five Head OF Cattle, and One Double.
Barrel SHOTGUN.
Constable's Oficp, Vermilionville. La.
this LIST day of October, 1874.
L. HIRSCH,
oZ&-2W Constable.
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TT s. MAIL A LINES.

~
US. MAIL STAGES leave Vormilion-
Vile daily for New Iberia via RoyyiIIe
and Cote Gelee. Also, daily (SundaT'
excepted for Grand Coteau, Opelousss
and Washington; and oil Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays for Mermentau River,
Lake Charles, and Sulphur Mines.
Through tickets to New Orleans can be
had of the undersigned.
n27 If NJ. P. YOUNG, Local Agent
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1mw PRINTING,

n every description, inel 3j3E N mH %s,
P Bsit ms1 Ivy rs Brie's, etc. vP, r2%5P' .
SHa = 6S''t WHEN o'dcrs arc let at Thu i,o o,I'fe.
hng gwen to our Agents. Terms e-"'nnDl-'
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NHAsAASahAH9E HUGS
II The undersigned will stand his pure
bred Berkshire Boar, Young Promise"
J Young England's Glory, out of the
Imp. "Eugenia,' to a very limited number
of SOws. Fees will be by special GRAND
ment, either in kind or cash, as NAV be
mutually agreed upon. RoseIand PlSnta-
ton, u miles north Of Vermilionville.
T87S4lt-ly 9. D. BRARNTK
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

M. f. CHURCH SOUTH, vermilion,
vile, La.-Preaching every Sunday at
II o'clock A. NJ. and at 7 o'clock P. NJ
Sunday School at 81 o'clock each Sunday.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock. A Cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend.
J. Nj. BROWN. Pastor.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

THE MOUND CITY
GLMAERCLAL COLLEGE.
@2O 1922 North Front St., St. Louis, Mo.
Established ID Years.
THE MODEL SCHOOL OF THE WEST,
studen;s Admitted this Year, 275.
1T MAKES THE STUDENT
4 Fine and Rapid Penman!
Quick and accurate in Figures!
Il Thorough Book-Keeper!
Ver'ed s" LGW and a Correct Speaker spd
Writer, and Is the omly Institution
in the United States that
GUARANTEES SITUATIONS.
a References to Students from Texas,
La, Ala, and all parts OF Miss.
Full course of Book keeping, Penman-
nip, Commercial Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Business Correspondence. Com
mercial Law aud Lectures, S67 so.
Fot Circular and other information
address. THOMAS A. RICE.
agSoLS President.
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SALE. 9
VS.. and
Jos. ozcme Benoit. ! State of Louisiana.
Parish Court-No. 343,

L GakIDA n
BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT of ferI Jdetd8,
issued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit, by the Honorable, the Parish
Court, in and for the Parish of Lafayette,
and State aforesaid, and to me directed,
there will be exposed at public sale, at
the Court House of the Parish of Lafay-
cite, on
Saturday, the Isl day Of November 1873
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock P. NJ, FOR CASH, al. the
tight, title, interest and demand of
Joseph Ozeme Benoit, the defendant, in
and to the following property, seized to
satisfy said writ, tO-wit
One Bay Mare, One Dun Mare, One Gray
Mare, One Gray Colt, Oce Bay Colt,
Que Calf, One Cabin, Thirty panncls
Is pieux Fencing, Nineteen pannels
"A pieux) Fencing, One Ball Pillow,
One Carrot Plow, One Harrow, Two
Pairs Trace Chains, Two Leather
Collars and -Four Wooden Collars.
Sheriffs Office, Vermilionville, La, this
14th day of October, 1873.
II. EASTIN,
Wo15-3t Sheriff.
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Tn UR YOUR LIFE

IN UHs YOUR LIFE
In the old reliable New York Life, She
Is purely mutual. Her dividends are a..
ger than those OF any other comnanv in
Amerlca. As cts tacenty millions, 0ver
TWO millions paid to widows and orpbans
OF the Sou b. She rein lated ali IaD
policies which had lapsed during the war
z 1--WE a. a call and tax out q policy.
T. LATIOLIAIS, Agent.
Corner Main and Washington Streets.
Er Vrrmilionville, La.
Eff. BEAUcHAMP, N D.,
Medical Examiner.
CcPes q Ogden, General Agents for
LOUISIANA A Carondolet st. eet. New
A@' d18 ".
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vuN1c,as Advertisements

rrou this date no Judicial AdE"rIiSe
mrnt will be inserted IN TINS l"r'
, rid for in RdrGRce. -
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F c. LATHOLAIS, Agt.
JUST RECEIVED -
An Immense Stock of all the z
leading articles of the day.
CALL AND SEEu
Terms reasonable. Orders thankfully
received and promptly filed. Ny stock
consists of
Drugs and Medicines,
Patent Medicines,
DR.. ID. r. B~ea~ckamp's
Great RestOrer Vegetable Tonic,
Fancy articles in abundance,
Perfameries,
Liquors, Wines,
Cigars and Tobacco:
a full assortment of Candies. School
socks, Blank and Memorandum Books.
Letter, Note and Lawyers Paper, Envel-
ooPes, Plain and Fancy, Diaries for 1873,
albums, Games, Puzzles, Fire. works, Cut
tery, Pocket-beOks, Oils and Paints. Var.
nish, Paint Brushes, Windew-glags, and
everything q country Drug Store can
~ Physicians' prescriptions carefully
e@n1HeHndeR, day 81 night; nEfY
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A6 g residence. Snuny
ssaa 6lantation, On Bayou ssIafsg,
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HOGS

n2-2M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-26

The Greatest Discovery OF the Age for the relief and
cure of rheumatism chronic and acute. 6prains,
Bruises, Pain in Chest, Back or Limbs, Stiff Joints,
strains, Glandular swellings. Inflamatt0n NeUral-
gia Bunions, Catarrh, &C. VIII not grease or stain
the most delicate fabric, which makes it luxury in
every family. Try It and be convinced of its great
merit. Price 25 cents per bottle. REUBEN HOYT,
Proprietor, 2O3 Greenwich St., N. Y. nov17-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-26
MEGHAKICAL
: TREATMENT OF DISEASE.

Having established an ONCE at the Clayton House
Wilmington. we would cordially invite patients suf-
ire nns s, ,ro h 70
success which has Hnt oTmly followed this method
OF operating upon patients we can ahord relief in
anF case, and the majority OF those that have
been given over az beyond the reach OF medical ald
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEURALGIA, TIC
DOLOREAUX. EPILEPSY DEAFNESS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Are among the diseases that can be successfully
backs, weak lungs diseased liver and kidneys, etc.
yeld readily to the method although generally re-
garded incuraole by the advocates Of the old sys-
IN proof of the snicacy of treatment by 1.-THE
Equalizer"
Lat FACTS SPEAK.
We are prepared to furnish test mo- iaIs from
number Of the citizens of Wilmington Of cutes eff
fected through treatment, one Of which follows
and many others which, because OF the desire ex-
pressed by patients, are not published, but can be
seen at the otflce. We have come here, not tran
sient practitioner, but tn establish permanent e-
gitimate business, and should be pleased to have
which is mechanical and something new In science
ard medicine, or send staWp for circular TO DR..
Frantz, Clayton House, Wilmington, Del.
TESTIMONIAL.
Wilmington Del, September 20, 1873 - had
suffered for five weeks with very severe attack of
Sciatic Rheumatism, the result of q cold. For sew
era weeks was enli ely helpless. l consulted ply
sicans Of different school. of medicine without
receiving any benent, some telling me my case could
not be cured. Hearing Of the Equalizer used by Or.
Frantz at the Clayton House,I concluded to consult
BIN. On crutches, managed, with considerable
dlculty TO reach his office where to my surprise,
after one single treatm Mt, ehoudered my cru eh-
os, and without any assistance walked home. After
the third treatment, all within one week, resumed
business. j. COLEMAN BANNAR.
No. 1915 West Third street.
ANOTHER TBETINoNIAI.
Wilmington. Del October rs, 1873. = was taken
several weeks ago with very severe attack Of
Rheunatisn, the pain rom which was so ex rucia-
ting tnat fer three days and nights could not Sleep
at the recommendation of nv attending physician
sent for the Eqssaiiz r, used by Dr. Fraptz at the
Clayton House, and am happy to say that expert
enced immediate relief with the 1rsttrestment and
after three applications was entirely cured.
MRS. NJ A CORSON,
ost25. .eOd&w 422 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-26

RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin-xTo, $50 and s9e. gold. according to accom-
modations Bound trip tickets at low rates.
6teerage-To Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon
donderry Belfast, London, Bristol or Cardih, $50
currency From the above places, $32.
Passengers also forwarded 20 Havre, Hamburg,
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Paris at reduced
rates.
Drafts for 1E and upward at current rate, payable
at any part Of great Britain and Ireland.
For further Information apply at the Conpanys
onices.
ODONNELL & FoULK, Sole AKenta
402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
EOr to r. r ROBINSON d CO., Agents, Fourth
snd Market streets. Wilmington. myl1-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-26

RIOTtCR.-waltoh 3 James VIII serve lcs. ng, aany,
IL q thOse who desire to take Of them o Pounch
per dag OF % cents per WeeA teAv
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The Brewers, Congress.

CLEVELAND, Ohio June 6.-The National
Brewers Congress closed yesterday. Addresses
were made by Louis Schlade of Washington
and II. N. Reuters of Boston. Resolutions
were adopted taking strong grounds against
the action of the temperance party, the posi-
ton OF which they claim has become of such
nature as to be source of alarm not only to
the brewing interest but to the public at large
by encroaching on personal liberty, interfering
with Innocent social habits and customs and
influencing political votes for measures of a
dangerous character; protesting against being
classed with dealers and manufacturers of dis
titled liquors, and calling on members of Con-
gress to maintain and defend proper dstnc-
tion between the two lines of trade; resolving
to assume an antagonistic position to the tee
totaller party and appeal to the common sense
of the public; requesting officers of local asso-
Citations to place themselves in correspondence
with the leading political parties and to use all
legitimate means to secure the election of men,
bers of the legislature in each State who will
look after the interests of the brewer; resolving
that is is the duty of every brewer to endeavor
to obtain recognition of the difference be-
tween malt and spirtuous liquors from the leg
islatures; and declaring that the duty imposed
on barley from Canada should be repealed.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The English government has decided to au-
thOrize the Bank of England to increase its
circulation to e6,000,0OO, under certain restric-
tions.
Capt Tyson has no fears for the safety of the
Polaris, and says she will undoubtedly arrive
IL is summer
Griffin and Mordecai, who were to be hung
in Raleigh, N. G. Friday, had their sentence
COMMITTED all hour before execution.
NJ: Vitel, Vice President of the French As
sembly is dead.
The third game of base ball champion series
was played in Baltimore yesterday, between
the BostonS and the Baltimores, the former
scoring II and the latter IL.
Attorney General Williams will give his
opinion on the Modoc question in a few days.
Secretary Robson is very busy investigating
the Polaris matter at the Washington Navy
Yard.
Secretary Richardson will not receive cotton
claims filed after Nov. 18th, 1873, as that was
the limit fixed by Congress.
Wilson Whiten, who died in bingham, Mass.
Tuesday, was the first deaf mute Instructor in
this country. He was forty-eght years in the
American Asylum at Hartford
The Secretary of the Interior denies that
CHI 'rges have been filed against the Commits
sioner of Pensions.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


Boston, June 6.-The Beacon Park races
closed to day with a race for purse of $500 for
horses that, never beat 221. The attendance
was very large, numbering at least 5000 people,
In the betting Gazelle was warm favorte,
selling for 800 to $50 for Fullerton. and $40
for Cameo. Before the start was made for the
first heat, it became evident that Gazelle was
off, striking into pace and acting so badly in
the first heat that Fullerton would have dis
tanced both her and Camaro. had Mace driven
him for it. The time was 227. The second
heat was about the same; the mare acting very
badly. Fullerton winning by three lengths in
2261-2 Camara second. The betting changed
in favor of Fullerton after the first heat, it be-
ing evident that, barring accidents he must
win. In the third heat Gazelle forced pace
on the first quarter, but directly broke, and
was three lengths in the rear of Fullerton at
the half in IL. She trotted better up to the
three-quarter pole but again broke: Camara
also acted badly. Mace sent Fullerton home
winner of the heat and race in % 80; Gaelic
second, Camara third.
That Terrible Bore.
The Senate has receded from its amendment
to the Hoosac Tunnel bill, appropriating $780,
600 to put the tunnel track in readiness for bus
mess, has thus passed both branches.
A Rumor.
1t is rumored that the grand jury who are
engaged in investigating the irregularities. of
Games A. Coe. have discovered forged certifi-
cates amounting to 1926, 900.
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Destructive Fire at Toledo.
Loss $25O,OOO.

TOLEDO, June GA fire broke out at 9. 80
O'Clock this evening IN the trunk factory of
Brooks. Chase & Crafts on st. Clair street, be-
tween Adams and Madison, which threatens to
De the most disastrous that has occurred here
tor maky years. The locality Of the fire is in
heart OF the business portion of the city, and al
ready, many stores on Summit street are in
names A fresh wind is blowing from the
northwest, and at present it is impossible to
say where the fire is likely to be checked.
Among the firms occupying the blocks now
on nTe, are Eatou & Bcckers. dry goods; M.
bunker, confectionery, Paul Bros, hair goods:
f,J. brown, books; G.. H. Buck, merchant
tailor; r Scott and Walter Bros, boots and
goodf; V. W. Granger 4 Co., merchant tailots:
Drake and Woods, ladies' furnishing store:
White and Brand, music store L. Touke. lew
elier; y: Schroler. notions and fancy goods;
Inc building occupied by the Daily CONNER
cial is now on fire. Further particulars will he
sent as soon as possible
Midnight.-At this hour the fire is under par
tiai control, with fair prospect that it will be
stopped at Gardner block corner of Summit
anu Madison streets. Trains have been sent to
Detroit, Sandusky. Fremont and Adrian for
steamers, aud one from each of the two last
named towns are coming.
=, Tue commercial office is but slightly injured,
the WIND carrying the fire away from it in a
southerly direction. The flames swept through
an alley between Adams and Madison streets
III tne rear OF the stores fronting on Summer
street.
The contents of all the stores in the line of
the ire were removed, and though badly dam
aged large portions will be saved The streets
are packed with goods in all directions, and a
squad of Zouaves have been detailed to guard
them.
TOLEDO, June Z, 1.20 A. M.-The fire is now
entirely under control, having spread no fur
ther southwark than the Gardiner block The
JOSS IS vii Will probably reach $25OOOO; insurance,
~ Hhn CfA c
which was destroyed was the retail establish
ment, the wholesale house being uninjured.
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WASHINGTON.


An Ohio Shownn 4 after Capt. Jack.
WASHINGTON, June Gan enterprising in
divldual wrote to The government from Tifin,
Ohio, Offering to pay $50, 900 for the privilege
of exhibiting Capt Jack throughout the coun-
try during sixty days. The Snowman promises
to keep Jack secuhly, treat him well and re-
turn him to the government at the expiration
of sixty days, provided he does not commit sui
eide, in which case The government is to receive
only $1,000 per dayfor the time he remains in
the sh She na hands alive 1t is proposed to
pay $50, 900 upon tie delivery of Jack at Chica-
60, and the balance at the close of two months.
RedcmNion Of bonds.
The following cirmIar was issued to-day for
the redemption OF $40 bonds of 1862.
Treasury Department, Loan Division, June
6, 1873-By vlrtW of authority given by the
act OF Congress, approved July IA, 1870 enti-
tied an act to authDrize the refunding of the
national debt. l hereby give notice that the
principle and intenst Of the bonds herein be-
low designated, knwn as fve-tweuty bonds,
will be paid at tie Treasury of the United
States in Washington, on and after the 9th of
September, 1873; and interest on said bonds
cease that day. That is to say, the coupon
bonds known as thy third series, act of Febru-
airy &C. 1862, datedMay l, 1862, as follows:
Coupon bonds, 80, No. 12Olto 5000 inclusive;
500, No. 47S3 to 10000 in elusive: $780, No.
3O01 to 10, 200 inclusive. $780, No. 5734 to 226OO
inclusive; total sllsOOo,OOO
hcSIsIoiou oounen, S0U. NO. lZ34 to 1870 lnclu.
slve; S!UV, NO. o54 to $500 inclusive; $500, No.
1851 10 300 inclusbe; $1OO. No. O,6S1 to 23. 800
inclusive; $1,000, No. 6iO3 to 1900; $4,000, No.
20 90 to $3.50 inclusive; total four millions.
Grand total twent millions of dollars Of the
amount outstanding, embraced in the numbers
as shown, Sl6,0N,00O are coupon bonds, and
S4,000.000 are registered bonds. The coupon
bonds of the act Of February 25, 1862, were is
sued in four distinct series. The bonds of the
first series, all of which have been previously
called for REDEMPTION. we're printed in green
tint, and have no designation of the series up
on them. The boads of the second series, all
of which have been previously called for re-
demption were printed in yellow tint and have
the words second series,'' on each coupon.
The bonds of the third series. embracing the
above numbers, we're printed in black, and
have the words third series" ON the bonds,
and third on the bond, Gr on each coupon
or both. The bonds of the fourth series were
printed in black, With red numbering, aud have
the words fourth series" or fourth on them.
United States securities forwarded for redemp-
ton, should be addressed to the Loan Division
Seeretary's Office, aud all registered bonds
should be assigned to the Secretary of the
Treasury for redemption.
(Signed), WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON
Secretary.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
nay currency $5,S15, 6S6; special deposits of le-
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REAL ESTATE ITEMs.-F. G. Patterson has
sold the Kicker property, so called, to E. A.
Joy of Portsmouth, N. H. We understand
that Mr.. Joy has leased one of the fine stores
10 Fluent block, and is to transfer his large
business to this city. He is the general agent
of the Domestic Sewing Machine, for Maine
and New Hampshire.
The style Of the building to be erected by
Hon. w w. Thomas on Commercial street, op-
posite the custom house, has been changed. 1t
will be well built brick block, with handsome
facings. j. w. Perkins g. Co., will occupy it.
James Bickford is erecting two story French
roof house on the extension of Cumberland
street, between High ard State, and Mr.. Aug.
York is putting in the foundation for new
house on the lot adjoining.