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For Sale or 30 Rent on Most Fa
Vnraf fllA N,arIHls

FNYWO new two story houses situated on Fessenden
g. sreet. Deering on land of the oeering Land
Company Twelve minutes walk of the Prebe House
Horse Cars pass every 15 minutes within 60l it,
SAID houses contain square rooms each, with am
ple closets good attics and cellars and are provided
with Sebago water and other modern conveniences
They are thoroughly built of first class materials
auo are ready for immediate occupancy. BY adding
q small amount to the annual rental for few years
= tenant can soon become the owner of good dwell
ling. ,,,
oinitv and one fne lot Cumberland ST., NJ ell
Ian st Portland. Inquire of Rollins & Adams, ~
Exchange ST. or F. o. Bailey q Co., Ii aud 20 Ex-
.lha
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very large audience was in attendance at
the gospel meeting at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening and
there were five requests for prayer.
At the meeting of the Boys department on
Saturday afternoon addresses were made by
Rev DrsBashford, Mr. Watson Of the Public
Library and Mr.. V. R. Foss. There were also
rscitations and singing by the boys under the
direction OF Mr.. Doten.
The rooms of the Association will be closed
to the members and the public this evening,
owing to the meeting of the Congregational
Club,
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SPORTING.
The Teemes-Uonle, Race.

PIT-BURG, Pa, Nov. S.-The race between
Conley and Teemer, which vas to have taken
plscs at McKeesport this afternoon, has been
declared { Il Teamer's hackers assert that he
is net in condition and have forfeited a hun
dred dollars stake money, besides the $3.50
given to Conley for his expenses. Oonley's
hackers left for Boston this morning.
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The Chiuese Question.
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS,
Mills TO shut Dowu

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 9.-Tbree mills of
the Social Manufacturing Company at Woon-
socket will be shut down tomorrow morning,
and will 30 continue for an indefinite period.
The mills owned by this company manufac-
ture 10000 pieces a week and employ about
1200 hands, aud have weekly pay roll
amounting to $4,000.
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NEVADA AND OREGON.

Beth for Blaine by Majerities of $50 in
she Former and Over 1000 in the Lat
ter.
SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-Nevada gives
Blaine, 7,689; Cleveland, 6,3O3. Blaine's ma
jority so tar 1886.
Nothing like complete returns can be obtain
ed from Oregon, but it is known that Blaine's
majority in the state will be fully 1000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES ons-third additional
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CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-A number of Republi-
cans went in body to the house OF Postmaster
Palmer last night and called out Gen. Logan.
He bowed his thanks, but declined to make
any remarks.
NAsHVmLE, Tenn, Nov. S.-While hurrah-
ing Cleveland last night, Alexander JoslyB,
County Surveyor, fell from the Maxwell
House balcony. He died this morning. Mike
Lynch, who fell with him, is dying from a
broken skull.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. S.-Complete
returus show the election of Neal (Dsm.) TO
Congress by a majority of less than one hun
dlsd.
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Further Rs.ar..-A possible Change.

Further RetarHs-A Possible Change.
DETR IT, Mich, Nov. e.-The Free Press
Tonight received report from Calhoun couB-
" that the Butter votes Of that county had not
been counted, and it now claims that the
present plurality will be materially reduced,
ana that the Fusionists may secure few
electoral votes
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Return. from all bus One County Give

Returns from all but One County Give
blaine 22,759 Plurality.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Returns to the Daily
News from all but one county Calhoun }
returns are believed to be- Approximately cor
rect, the majority of them being official. With
l6 counties to hear from, the Daily News re-
ports he plurality of Oglesby for Governor TO
be Abs. The remaining Is counties gave
Garfield 1881. The News on these facts esti-
mates Oglesby's plurality to be about 1000.
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Drowned by .ae Ca p.izius of Their B oat-

BURLINGTON, Ia, Nov. S.-Prof. Jones,
superintendent of the city schools at Mt
Pleasant, with another gentleman and five
ladies' entered a small skiff on an artificial
only intended TO carry four persons and soon
capsized. Prof. Jones, two of the ladies, and
the other gentleman were drowned. Three of
the ladies were rescued.
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Real Eu,nrn Trnn.fsr..

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the Registry Of
Deeds:
scarboro-Nancy NJ. Libby ct al. to Dsanis Ed
wards land $500.
Naples-Lothrop L. Crockett to Geergo E. and L.
P. Crockett, land $1,000
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EVHE McGlinchy Brewery lot with buildings
thereon, situated on Fore street, opposite the
Portland Companys Works, with a froa tage on
Fore st of l52 feet, and extending back about 1913
feet aud containing 26, 1862 square feet of land.
he 1T of land aud buildings, an its location, it
being tn convenient railro 4d and water trans
D0rtation, axes it very desirable for manufactur-
Ing purposes.
Also for sale, Steam Boiler, Engine, Shaftfug
large copper refrigerator and grain elevator.
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CALIFORNIA.

Blatne's Majority About 10,319-Repsb-
Acaos Eiect the Fall CesEressioaal
Deiegatioa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-With three coun-
Lies @ 70 hear from. California gives Blaine, 3d.
669; Cleveland, " $685. Butler, o46; St. John,
o91; Blsine's majority, 10319. The Republi-
cane have elected the full Congressional delega-
tion OF six. For the Senate the Republicans
elected 10 and the Democrats 3. These with
those who hold over make tie Senate stand
Republicans 21; Democrats 10, and for the
assembly the Republicans elected 81 and the
Democrats %. This gives the Republicans q
majority on joint ballot of Sc. Ia the previous
Legislature the Democrats had majority on
joint ballot of 64.
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VISIONS SIN.

Repnbiicans viii Nave a Majority of 81
On Joiet Ballet in tie Legislature.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 8.-The returns from the
Sena aud assembly districts are yet incom-
snre the Republicans q majority of 81 In the
next legislature on a joint ballot. In the
Senate, including the Senators holdingi over,
dhere will be 20 Republicans and 13 Dsmo-
crats-a Republican gain of two. In the A
sembly there will DO 65 Repub icaus, SO Dem
the last Assembly there were 43 Republicans
and 81 Democrats.
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TWIN COTTAGE
no SALE.

IN the most desirable location at FERRY BEACH
( within two minutes walk of the BAY VIEW
HoS7sE. Very convenient for one or two families.
Beautiful beach and scenery. For price and partic-
1lars, inqaire of w. S. DENNEIT, Saco, Me
Meyl6 ou
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DEATH IN A CoLLIERY.

Thirty-ave Men Killed by Explosions.
LONDON, Nov. San explosion occurred to-
day III the Tredgar coal and iron company g
colliery.
FIRE damD caused an explosion in the coliery
at Washes in Belgium today by which 20 men
were killed.
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TO LET.

FRRO l.ET- -Four new rents on Hancock st. con-
tanning each six rooms. separate yards and
cellars, including Sebago water and other mode n
conveniences. Enquire of ELIAS THOMAS & CO.,
ia to 120 Commercial st. novS l
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THE DOMINION.
Hnsercst i'm t..c New Orleans Exposition.

was held at the Coru Exchange this afternoon,
called by President Kerry OF the Board OF
TRADE, to urge upon the Canadian government
the importance of having the Dominion of
Canada well represented at the Worlds Expo
sition at New Orleans. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Commissioner General f. G. Moor
head, of the Exposition, aud by Consul Gener-
al Stearn and number of prominent citizens
OF Montreal. The meeting was successful in
every respect. The utmcss interest was man
festsd, and resolutions were unanimou
passed, calling on the government to make the
.,eressry appropriation for a creditable dis
n1av
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SUSPICIOUS PROCEEDINGS.

Dehaocraifc Lawyers (s) 10 Watch the
Proceedings of the County Canvassing
boards.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-About fifty prominent
democratic lawyers met tonight and dis
cussed the law relating to the board of county
canvassers in the State, and the result of their
discussion is that in all probability Democratic
lawyers will be present at every board of can
vassers on Tuesday next for the purpose of
taking prompt action in case any illegal act is
attempted on the part of the csnvassers.
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The New York police who have been held in re-
serve at he various precincts throughout the city
since Wednesday last in consequence of the unset
tied condition of affairs over the recent election
were yesterday relieved of that duty.
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The entire business portion of Napolsonville, La.
sxas burned FRIDAY night, involving less Of $780,
Palatka Fla was also burned the same night, Less
$500 900; Insurance probably 100000.
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MICHIGAN.

and careful estimates of the remaining eight
78, ,493.
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sURBURBAN NE ws.
Cape Elizabeth.


Mr.. E. O. Reynolds lately appointed to a clerk
hip in the Treasury Del artment has been assign,
TO the Law Division of the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
Saccsrappa.
The Westbtook Social Library circulates $50 vol
umes per week.
The Westbrook Cornet Band gave pleasing con-
cert Friday night and the WestbFook Lodge X. Of
r. will give supper at Castle Hall tonight
Warren Phillips Lodge of Mansons have elected
and Installed The following officers:
W. VI. K. NJ. Walker.
S. w. IS. S. Andrews.
j. W.-P. j. Five |.
Treasurer G. Chute.
Secretary-H. A. Craige.
Yarmouth.
At the meeting of the Choral ULion the following
officer wers chosen: Pre- sldent, E. d. Freeman
Vice Presi lent, o. Welcome; Secretary, W. N;
Richardson; Treasurer, Chas. Marston. The execu
tive committee consists Of Mrs. Grace Blanchard
Mrs Co rye Lowell, Mrs. Whitcomb, Miss T. NJ.
Merrill and Miss Ida Mitchell. Gertrude Richards
pianist.
he following cfhcers were installed at the Good
Templars Lodge room, Wednesday evening; @. r.,
neo " eleh; Y. T., Eva Loring; Secretary, Forrest
Dennison; A. s, Alice NJ. Lorlng Treasurer, Chas.
Allen; F. s., Alice W. LOring; Chaplin. L.. Coffin;
|. e., Chas. Chase; o. g., everett Loiing; r. H. S
Eta Strout. he present memb rshp in good AID
regular standing is seventy-six Number initiated
NN'th6 loSh dus' eois SNcuby'bWO. Ino 1OuRo Is
contemplating retttng their nall and it will then
be very inviting room.
Scarb0rO.
Geo. W. Carter will build the new bridge near
West Scarboro Depot. 1t will be wholly of stone
and will cost $9o besides the new foundation which
the town puts in.
The new freight house at West Scarboro depot is
neatly filed with hay.
he Dunstsn kiver is full of white perch. These
hsL es were never known there before the dyke was
built.
Burnham 3 Morrill, are canning 100 bushels of
clans per day at Pine Point. Joseph w. Leavitt
has charga of tn. shnn-
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The indications for New England to-day are
warmer. fair weather, easterly winds and low
or barometer.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
T11 27 p MI
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BUsRN Ess CHANCES.

ENOR SALE-$45o General variety store, SELL
tieners, musical Instruments etc.. big ade in Da
ly and weekly papers, right post Office;
petition; trade $1,000 year, few miles OUT smart
manufacturing town. JACOBS a. MURRAY, 1914
Beeach ST., Boston, Mass. nov7-1
ENOH SALE 81 800. wholesa and retail
IL confectionery store on main street; all tools
complete fer manufacturing; will stay and learn
buy The trade; old established store; grand chance
for one; this will bear thorough inYes igatlon
JACOBS & MURRAY, 1914 Beach ST., Boston,
Mass. novI-1
ETOR sALE-S300 buys the stock and fixtures
per year profit, run by one party years, good
lease, low rent death sole cause of selling. W. F..
CARRUTHERS, "A fremont Row, Boston.
novIO-1
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Exodus of Laborers.

OTTA WA, Nov. 8-The exodus of ship and
other laborers from Quebec this fall to seek
employment in the tbern ports and 10 the
American and Canadian lumber woods is alto
gether unprecedented. IL is said that nearly
the whole male population along the coves and
hundreds Of others from other parts of the
city and neighborhood, who never before went
away, have gone or are intending to go.
An order in council euspends the cattle
quarantine az Point Edward for one month
from date.
The Chinese Question.
TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 8.-The Trades snd
Labor Council held meeting here today. The
report of the legislative committee urged i'm
mediate action toward the prevention or re-
striction of Chinese i'm migration. The report
was unanimously adopted.
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PATIENTLY WAITING.
2lS Electoral Votes Still
Claimed for Blaine
Incendiary Utterances of
the Democrats,
Which DO Not Alarm Republicans
in the Least.
Democrats i'm New York Appar-
emily Plotting Mischief.
The Official Vote of That State Only
will Settle the Matter.
Democrats i'm New York ADDar-
emily Plotting Mischief.
The Official Vote of That State Only
Will Settle the Matter.
mR. RLAryE UNDIsTURREDH

NIB. BLAINE UNDIsTURRED.g
Tuesdays Count Awaited PatiensIy-A
Democratic Plurality Only to be secured
by Fraud.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 9.-This has been beauti-
full and quiet day in Augusta. There is no
morning paper published or received here on
Sunday, and the people are very pious, but one
who listened to the conversation of the groups
of church goers on the streets to-day would
readily discover that it was not devoted wholly
to religious topics, and that there was a good
deal OF Interest taken in two gentlemen named
respectively, Blaine aud Cleveland. Mr..
Blaine continues to receive large and con-
stantly increasing number of letters and tele-
grams from all parts of the country indicating
q profound interest in the situation in New
York. He has made no expression of opinion
beyond the assertion of his belief til at the Re-
publican electoral ticket received majority
OF the legal votes cast on the day et election.
He declines to discuss with anyone the details
OF the situation.
The case of fraud alleged to have been dis
covered in the Albany election returns appears
to be attracting much attention. Mr. Blaine
has received great number of inquiries IS to
what he krows about it. His uniform reply is
that he knows nothing beyond what he has
learned from tie newspapers.
Inquiries about Mr.. Blaine's health con-
tinue, though they are less Numerous than last
week. He has now entirely recovered from
the fatigue incident to the Campaign, and is in
exceptionally fue health, better, as he tells
all who asks him, than he has been for ten
years past. He remarked to friend yester-
day that the Western tour. though at the lime
very lsborious and fatiguing, had proved, he
thought. very beneficial to his health.
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sESO LET-A pleasant front-room: heated by
Il steAm on first floor; at No. "a " lin ST.,
corner Cumberland. nova l
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mAssACauseTrs.
Complete Vote of abe state.-BIaine's PIu-
rality 24,196.

Boston, Nov. 9.-The complete vete OF
MASSACHUSETTS, is as follows: Blaine 143,436,
Cleveland 119 241, Butler, %, ,866. St John 10, ;
200. BlaiDe's plurality "a, 1856. For Governor,
Robinson LA, ,997, EndicotG 10S ,260, McUaffrey
23552, Seelse S241. Robinson's plurality 49,
1897. ~
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MONEY Los F.-Probably on Congress ST
AVA S26 no in bills a reward of $5.OU will
paid to the finder. NJ. PEARSON, No. so Temp
st. nov6-l
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EOR RENT-A nice suit of rooms, 4th story,
Il also single room, heat by steam lays to the
sun all day. BAH room accommodat ons excellent,
at 639 Congress St. novel;
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TO 9E G.EH

TTNFURNIShED rooms at the St Julian Hotel,
" No. 196 Middle Street.
The Dining Room win be thor iughly renovated
and reopened about the lst of November and will
be under the proprietorship of Richard W. Under
wood. For rooms &C.. Apply to
RICHARD W. UNDERWOOD,
oct2dtf Janitor.
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For Sal

EEyiTH good garden for sale to let on Grant
wv St., at head of Lincoln St.. Woodfords Cor
Enquire OF l.. j. PERKINS, 4Se Congress street,
Portland. oct25if
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FOr sale or go Let.
Hniuse and SfnhIe.

nR. 7. A. FOSTER, having moved to ITO High
~ Street, is now realty to sell or let his house
No. / Brown street. Possession given at once.
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DISCREPANCIES DISCOVERED.
Errers which will Encrease mr. BIaine,s
Plurality.


ALBANY, Nov. S-The Evening Journal
claims t. have discovered what it calls 'gl4r-
ing irsud' in the 18th ward of that city. Tue
returns OF two districts disappeared and the
Journal reporter hunted them up today and
asserts that the figures were SO altered as to
elect the Democratic county treasurer by ton
votes. The hgures of the 12th ward given to all
papers OF the citS on the night of the election
elected the Republican county treasurer The
Journal says that 120 votes were changed in
order to count out the Republican candidate.
The matter is IN the hands of Senator Hsr-
ris. II the ward is thrown out Cleveland will
oNe 1888 votes. The Journal calls for prompt
investigation.
ALBANY, Nov. 9.--rhe vote of this county
for electors was carefully revised last night,
and the Democratic plurality was found TO he
600 instead OF $40. The Democratic plurality
in the State according to official figures re-
ceived by Chairman Manning from county
clerks is 1884.
New YORK, Nov. 8.-Secretary Fessenden of
the Republican National Committee this after
noon had a conversation OF police beaiquart-
ers with John l. o. Br1en and President French
of the police department, and at its conclusion
telegraphed to Mr.. Elkins and George Bliss, or
any others who might be at Republican head
quarters, to come down at once to police head
quarters, as something of great Importance de-
manded their immediate attention. Il is stat
ed that mistakes have been found in the oath
Assembly district which, when corrected, will
give 400 votes in favor of Mr.. Blaine.
A revision at police headquarters of the
electoral vote cast IN Kings ceuuty shows 69,-
248 for Cleveland, and 1854 for Blaine.
Cleveland over Blaine, 15,734. This is an in
crease of 282 in Cleveand's vote.
LATER.
Regarding the error before alluded to, the
bureau of elections of this city, of which Johu
j. o. Brien is supervisor, claims to have discoy-
cred a discrepancy of 425 votes in favor of
Blaine in the additions in several of the lists
OF votes The lawyers committee that has
been exomining the returns for two days found
them correct, but made no additions. The ad-
ditons were made by a Republican and
Democrat before the returns were seDt to the
bureau.
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by Large MajOrity-say 7S,493.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8.-Oficial returns
from SO of the CT counties in Pennsylvania
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WANTED-To purchase tho fixtures of well
w equipped Drug Store. Anyone having the
same for sale would do well to address M. S. F.,
Gorham, Me. DovS.1
VNANTE D.-By an American woman a situs-
w ton as working housekeeper, city country.
Wicower's family preferred. Apply at AZ Lincoln
street, left hand bell, up stairs. 81
WANTED BY middle aged man, a situation
w rs foreman on a iarm. Best of references.
Address G. G. S +, care of GEO. c. SHAW Co.,
Portland, Me- 81
VVANTED-Ag good shoemaker; steady man
w that understands his business. Apply at
PERRY'S SHOE STORE, 233 York St., Portland.
novel
GETUATEON WANTED By an energetic
- and reliable young man of business experience;
have had experience in bookkeeping, the best of
references. Address w. +. c., Box 1858, City
noYo-I
XMANTE D.-Five horses to board for the win
w ter. Terms, hay aud grain $500 per week.
Good references gwen. Apply to W. M. SOULE,
So Freeport. Me. oc24-4
WANTED Coed men to work for the People
w Benefit Associatipn of Maine For pariicu-
lars apply to IL. M RANEY, General Agent, 385
Congress St., Portland, Me. oct17-4
WANTED Ladies and gentlemen, just look
w we will buy all kinds of cast off clothing and
carpets and furni ufe; pay cash aud trade quick
plea-e send postal. Address MIR. or SsRS S. No.
CanVaSSer wanted.
FHsO Solicit subscriptions for daily and weekly
newspaper. address with references
oct24du A. B., Box S23, Portland. Me.
WANTED.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY two experienced
wv CLOAK MAKERS at
ocIodtf MlLLETT & LITTLE's.
Wanted.
q C0LORED GIRL to do second work. must be
fh well recommended. Address giving name, resi-
dence and references to 80 SPRING ST. sep10dtf
ROOMS TO LET.
fesO H4ET-A large pleasant unfurnished front
chamber for gentleman and wife or TWO ladies.
26 GREEN ST. nov5-l
DOOM TO LET-One furnished front room at
III AVON ST. nov5-l
TVsO LHT WITH ROARD-Good, Sunny
Il Front Rooms. Newly furnished, and heated
by furnace, at AZ Myrtle ST. Good bath room ac-
commodations noV4-L
1910 LET-A pleasant front-room: heated by
II steam; on first floor; at No. "a " i'm ST.
corner Cumberland. nova
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| FESO LET-Rent of six rooms rear 1876 York st.
| a Inquire 16 DOW STkEET between $ ard 10
| g. m. and and 8 d. M nova l
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TEIO LET-A parlor chamber handsomely fur
n nishet at No. % Wilmot Street; also nice
Pianoforte at 1441a EXCHANGE ST. nov8-1
ESOs SaLE.-In Gorham. about eight miles
"a from the city, a farm of 80 acres good build
inps cuts from 80 10 40 tons of hay. Enquire of
MARK M0SHER or MRS. l.. A. JORDAN, on the
premises oeI7-4
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Rooms to Lie

OULGULI UdnIIOI.
Rooms to Lels
81 ESIRABLE rooms, single or in suites furnish cd
ss or unturniahed at t7S STATE ST.
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