Portland Daily Press: May 12,1871

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Portland Daily Press: May 12,1871 -***«■■■ uaiiy pkh TO LET. REAL ESTATE. in advance. *' ■ MISCELLANEOUS. Unpublished every day (Sunday, eioepted) b; —■■ BUSINESS DIRECTORY bonds._ The House to Let. supper at this ball was the «,,^771 •' Portland Publishing Co., JHill for Sale or enin the A NICE modern tenement of seven or eight rooms Lease* THE l’or.laud, Ub'eb‘u,JfTer «,v: on at bailypres& wilb the must At It* Congress sc., opposite the Park. Inquire Advertising Agency. ingenious devices of um Exchange Portland. 1119 Wilon c Street, this office. myllit Depot, one ® CO-i Middle Street, Advertise- tioner aud a wealth oi floral N1 water m ments jut decoration-iu tact ,ailin* power. Tlie bulld- a PORTLAND. Terms:—Eight Dollar* a Year in advance toff usilin y. inserted in (tapers in Maine and ibe flowers wereoi-e ol the Su't»b'e *>r woolen or ot the through- great features of n country at the publisher's lowes rates. the 38 Street! cofrnn* tur'f011** "*■ The party all the rooms being adorn- Spring .hah »S b»l'«Hne. wheel and profusely The search ot first no"'can on CentralRailroad ed with exotics that Sent lorib a Maine state Props and rooms. Parties in «*.» about 60 horse power u.iist uver- the ” Agricultural FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1871. BOARDclass board and rooms cun be acc mvlated at 38 ,roub,o ttom freshets. The prop Implements A Seeds. poweriug Iragrance. Wiues ol the choicest erty willrV" be sold In 1871. published Thubshat Morning a ; Spring street. House containing all modern 1m- yearly Installments It desired. BAWYKK& No. IIS vintages were not absent from tbe ibe £* every furnished. and OF WOOPrOBD, Exchange St. banquet •2.S0 a if in at i Transient board ‘‘Terms, ab'n*le lath mill connected, will be cO,t IOWA. cluOcellar year; paid advanoe, $2.00 otteredV? wnb The Union Clnb. having been stocked by couno Seois. Koveme^its.ve and let live.** mys*6w the atiove property it wished tor. year. For tpf.no* buUt and la begao to anivo about nine u’ciock particular^ inquire of equipped, flrit-clam .manner, Auctioneer. A corespondent of one of the aud-i about Maine papers the last ones left at five iu tbe ®v tnylld.wtt CHARLES BAETLKTT. Wilton. morning. Rates Advertising.—One inch of To Let. Anctlon Sales lately announced lb* dissolufon of an °* space °"e«'rfKv«^SJevery Evening. NdPrivate *?7.0£n?re,*3t- Sales institu- rbai';1* rU* w'ues it will be remembered in length of column, constitutes a Lodging Rooms at during the day. square." lii0 tion—tbe Union while it was was great e((i meut $1.60 per equare first week. 75 cent! 98 FITZGERALD &Co. Miles of Club—which, a in reoo ?e’ dally PLEASANTap22eodtf_ High Utmi, Two First Class Stores Railroad, “ufotccmeLtof the Prolnbi- week ~“ ~— Agencies private was nevertheless a lorv I lJ,e per after; three Inaertions, or less, $1.00 wMch forBcwlng machines. organization, pub- llaiB completes their entire with w 'be voto continuing every other after first week, 5C For Rent. line, the ex. H. lic spirited for within the is i,as mIi* .J1!1?1 following day Fop Sale op Lease. eeption ot the hindskin'rt?V.Eu’ ’J* H. Hav’s. All enterprise hospitable Uuion Club. “After to cent*. CHIT submit list ot laying track on ol Machines lor sale and no iiu'xT ?nlbe, day Cottage, .Rusted in Cap. Elizibeth Hespettftiliy Prices lor the balance twenty-fire miles, lo let. Nej,ai> ing. walls of its Club-House l<*uor> w'*l be bold Half of which Is many distinguished Club An.».UR in tue square, three insertions or less, 75 cents; two mile, tram fine brick block of this month. that whj are stran- already graded. They thus open the |about Portiand*(a tine sea- Stores on Middle street, Trusting parties have *>V lh8 Sl8W‘ one week, 60 cents week after. will be let known os strangers been entertained at be $1.00; per lor a 6enInI THE ibe Block.” gers to our frtore there are — Balters. agreeably »rd,*to the Ret “i'boniftnii arranged par* (It auy such) will hare oo Wi O. Uauded,liii"o‘ Special Notices, one third additional. Prime Boarding House. ticularly for the wholesale jobbing business. Iron First Line Across the COBB, No. w Pearl Street. times when their hosts—the Government proportion of the hesitation la coming forward onr and Throigh Stitc City common' U,e* 0 Under head of Amusements/* $2.00 per 'idenceoMor^a** trouts and light and airy basement*. Terms favora* pricing goods Clubcousumed by each p^’mTty Tt tor —had no attractions to offer them three insertions or less J°HN C' WM* M* or Judging theinselres. We will begin north to by which Hoard ol square per week; $1.60. au20d4w PROCTER, JKRRIS, JOHN C. by quoting tpa south, and, by male a alight detouring Bookseller, and Hirecio,* he authorized Advertisements inserted in the Maine Ercharg. »t. PROCTER, Beal Estate Agents. mylOtt prices In Stationers. otherwise weary hours could he We each member ot tbe toreqube o* apaodtw_83 •Iona point, they give beguiled. club a contribution of State Press" (which has a HOYT, POGG ft *2 And ourselves bii large circulation BREED, Middle Street. writing io the past tense how- share ot the common ezpeuse ln in of the for To Let. House Lots and t*“JI prop ,rti„o to , every part State) $1.00 per square Tillage Laud For OMuanheUei ■aowaam fit. I.wwia ever which is a the use be make* of tbe corumou for OESIRABLE “Tlie mistake tor although the build- property at first and 60 cents por square for A House, No. n Spring street. In- Sale. Little Store the restaurant or elsewhere.” it insertion, UV of and St. Pawl. Book-Binders. which has will be sach subsequent insertion. quire J. T. DREW, No. 12 Cahooo Block. WM. ing, been and is still seeuby acres ot ibe Peter Lunt estate on A. QUINCY. Boom 11 occupied by this vote that the institution wan Addres* all pWKTf-EIQHT Vhii line f Railroad will hast Prlntei'a Raehange,Ki.ii.n.. the has prepaid] lor communications to __au2.it_ A; the Yarmouth aud Back Cove in lots Tory special adran- No. Ill Exchange Street. Club, been rented for a visits Irom the State officials roads, to Around Corner.” tor bath boarding bouse any in those suit purchasers. Terms liberal. *■« lugm local and through PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. To business, besides ■MALL ft SHAOKPORD, No. X Plnm street. theiustitution has not resigned its charter times when rooms were hired ail over ihecity Let, C.J. MORRIS. Trustee. -aucb superior railroad connections A VERY desirable Offlce to let. of to be understood that as will secure to neither have the members andInmall clubs organized, every member of “ Inquire Portland, May 1,1871. 2j Union Wharf. Desiring eveiy garment Is tt • received nolice of its WOODMAN & large portion of the trad* ot the which carried a hat of tickets iu bis WHlTNEY, mayldCweow, new cow perfectly made and will bear the Closest Inapeo carrying great Bonnet and Hat decease, but there is no pocket M at. Bortli-west. Bleachery. doubt that as soon as each oue of BUSINESS Exchange ^_ The H. E. which had to be punched when he CARDS. 1 No. the my»d2w*_ UNDERWOOD, Slt| Congrees Street. liquidation of it, affair, i, wauled to “take A. \ 1 8. completed the sutb’iu.” FIRST SAWYER ft CO., Bleachera, Itl Middle etreet. •Id Union Club will be At the Board. To be Let or Sold. MORTGAGE one of tbe things that auuual meeting Jan’y 4th 1868 it J. r. was voted BOOTHEr, 2>.Z>. 8., front rooms to let with board Ladies9 were and from its ashes will that all members thereafter be elect- Pearl four Irom Drawers, Carpenters and etart, phmuix ed ballot of the PLEASANT doom Congress. House No Sit Builders. a new by members iustead of the vote Pleasant street, contains lea WHITNEY like, organization on a sounder basis of the street^ with Per ft MEANS. Pearl opposite the Park. Directors aud another innovation made aid rooms, steam, gas and water In the base- from 55 cts. to 8.75. 7 Ct. Geld st, and of a more Meehauical Bonds which had a Surge#! Deitist, M ment, with a fine yard and garden. enduring character. The cor- teudency to weakeu tbe interest For to or Also *r# ol tue older Bale, Let lor tbe House No 31 •""•d ,--... .. members in the Exchange large Pleasant at., to be sold upon this road are In Cement Drain and UO miriuuits organization. In Congress at a Terms limited, Water Pipe, tbe £t.f Cor. of Brown. a House. bargain. easy. Ladies9 amtunt to gle.ocq its dissolution to tbe spriug of 1869 a granu billiard tournament Apply to J. H. Chemises, ^ artw(whle m>nj ro>d, Uau, Chimneys Ac. moving from tbe ol earns BAKER, Isom city off for a rosewood cue, apMdlmo Morton A LOT of land fronting on Pearl and Vino $10,000 to are 3TO®,CWK1‘L ® 28 several of Its more gold mounted, Block, Portland, Me. “ sts, ap16d3w Commercial street. from Ho,000,land ottered at SO and CO.. and 183 Danforth liberal members. It came wuich was won Mr. near Custom House: lot 1 cation 75 cts. to 3.5 O anmned by James Hopkins Smith 44r71; good lor interest, tat currency. N- M~ P«rktM « about and which a machine o* joiner's and paint shop.
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