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an she Monday, March IL, Passenger
" follows
Leave Washington at 9 and 3, a M, az and SPIN.
On Sundays 10, a. and 5, .. m.
Leave baltimore at ~ and 9, a. az and 8 40 pm.
On Sunday at ~, A. m, and ST. m.
The first and 9Th baltimore, and and
fourth from Washington will be stopping
Annapolis and Washington Junction stations.
The train leaving Saturday evening no farther Phil
adsphia; the Of Sunday morning only Baltimore.
Through tickets and baggage chssk. Fhsdeipsa New
York win b, given by trains leaving ss M and sIess
on Sunday morning.
by orders
r. n. PARSONS,
Mar i5-d1 Agent
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.-w. BAKER co.'s
Vanilla Premium chocolates and broms
which awarded by the chief institutes
Union, sale by all principal groceries
the United States, and by their
Husscy Murray, New York Grant and Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas ", Brundige Bamoei Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; and :. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. q. -
WALTER BAKER, n CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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,ILK Nantes mt cost for Cash only--We
y of the latest styles
determined close them out without delay
will the they cost us in New York. Tor
charged account, cent VIII be added
all exposed tables Ladies wishing to
should this opportunity,
the nducement offered will certainly be very great
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Il co.
Anol-
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SELECT boarding school for Young Ladies', Wti-
u mingon Delaware, the Of Miss MCLEAN, who
years private families at the South Number OF
branches ofa thorough English edu
cation with Latin, French, music, Ac
References Wilmington Delaware, RI Rev. Alfred Lee ID D.,
Hon Judge Megan L. w Gpn, Hon. John Wales Baltimore,
Hon. b. Howard, @. B. Hoffman, esq.
For further particulars and references, address
a. NJ. MCLEAN,
MaTe5-dim Wilmington, Delaware
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p ~. uOoE A. CO.. Wholesale and Retail dealers ~
osrpesne floor OIL cloths, rsinss, rugs, ensn "ss'
sheetns blankets, and goods Tenersiy
Pennsyvsns svsnus between 7h and sh streets Ws'hnTo'
n. g.
AaG ao-u
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heavy floor oil cloths, from the ceebra
mandatory Rolls Sons London, which viii be 1T
hall the best terms
respectfully the Of purchasers
Mar 10 Republic. HooE BRO a 90.
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FURNISHING GooDs-YERBy

VI TEBBs, A. VERIFY would respeelfu
their friends and gentlemen visiting this cit
CANT assortment Of Rentlemen's belongings,
Linen and cotton dress shirts
Linen collars, the best quality
Merino undersbifts and drawers
Cotton do do
Black and fancy silk scarf and cravats
LINN, lawn, and ginrham do
Kid, silk, thread, and cotton gloves.
With large assortment Of suspenders, bs
viii be sold Mt the lowest prices for cash.
Call and examine At the new store, corner
sylvania avenue, Miss Dermo,t's new huildi
2-dlwif
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Rooksi HOOKS HOOKS l-sRAf BALLANTYNE
~ Booksellers 7 have received their
rade SALE which comprise best collection
and Juvenile books have had pleasure
To the pablo.
FAMILY Ribies In every style Of binding.
SCOTS ilens, Bsnson, Ciart Pools, and Comprehensive
Commentaries,
Pocket Bibles and Prayer very
Nennders History Of The Christian Religion and Church
Gesenius Hebrew and English Lexicon,
The Works Of Josephns
The Eclipse OF Faith.
vnets WorkPss,or Theology Gospel Studies, Montague,
the Endless study. sc.
Springs works-The C.ry Christ, Mercy Seat
of The Cross, First Thinrs, CIristisn Titles, sc.
Melvili's Sermons
DR. Cheevers worss-rl Dncuty wandernrs Of Pilgrim,
Lectures on the Pilrrim's Progress, SC, &c.
GRAY 4 pALLANTvNE,
Ap2l 7h street, Odd Fellows Hall.
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GAS FIYTURES.-A handsome assortment ras fixtures,
VI mandatory Cornelius, Baker, Phsdsl
pha consisting Of and two light pendants three four Eve and
light chandeliers and light brackets torches keys
portable &C. for prices
ubns introduced into public halls private houses kc by
experienced workmen.
Of goods always hand and
Tor sale very low prices.
Al e-2au6wif c. w BoTELER, Iron Halt
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
aDnITIONaL FOREIGN NEWS

a>,u EASTERN QuRsrros--rhe news Il brief.
i, = ;r,,a,tant aud wariike The Sultan has ap.
I'D 10 ;h. moral and, e necessary, to the mate
- ala If France and England, by demanding the
,,,.usnce Of their Aeets before Conssautinople
y Tse oninion il that the French aud Englsh
MI allow the Turks and Ba SLAMS to ight their own
t,,rie bat, il the Turks are deseated, viii prevent
a., Russians from marching on Cons,aniinople.-
"a ;.h this view protecting force might occupy o
.,4,ne nosi.ion between Broussa on the Danube aud
Ecs.eu'ice on the Black Sea- or they may perhaps
arcnry Rodosio on the Sea OF Marmora on Riest.
Neither France nor England arc arininr openly
hut the forces oil both countries are IN very euec
five cnndition.
IN the offers Of volunteers received by the Tur-
kish Ambassador at London are politely and thank
f,lIv acknowledged, but ne hope has been held out
t tbe paries that their services will he accepted
Tbe Turkish government will probably decline
,.-h aid it regular assistance be given by the
lr.nch AMI English governments.
,,naictnc reports were received from Persia;
-, Latest adyiccs say the Shah acting the advice
If British Minister, had rejected the request of
tvssis to take up arms against the Turks
JruY-Four persons. supposed to be revolution.
s-v agents were arrested at lnsPrnck, with forty
,b.usauA forms in their possession.
The Pope OF Rome had made formal complaint
rrsuectiag the movements OF Gavazzt in America.
The Pspal government; has forbidden the export
=; wine
The duty has been taken of brcadstutls in Tus.
cauy.
TrsIx -Giardini the Jesuit condemned to death
8. Naples tor his share in the revolution OF the 4th
had es> aped 70 Turin, after four years conceal.
lnent
Connt Cesar ssiuzzi an eminent author, Is dead
GErrcE Athens advices 10 September i3 men.
riuu another shock Of an earthquake there and AT
'.uSbes
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ARRIVAL OE TIiE ONO

Nre YORK, Oct 2S,-The steamer Ohio which
!, Il Asninwall ou the 18th, has arrived, bringing
sS2s 90 in gold on freight, ami $4,000 In The
hands of passengers The Falcon sailed for New
Orleans on the same dey.
An arciden. happened on the Panama railroad On
rhe Is; instant. While the train which conveyed
the passengers and maiis by the Illinois was pass
ING over the locomotive came in collision will a
p@l lust the n ain was crossing bridge throw.
I'M. hetrain of the track. tearing up the bridne
aud prccptating the cars into ravine 10 feet deem
The locomotive and five cars were smashed An
.rishnau and native employed about the bridge
yscre the only persons killed. Patrick Howard a
passenger had both legs broken and several others
we're more or less bruised
Eighteen deserters from the L. s. irieate Couu1-
tia had been arrested on the Mosquito coast where
4aey had been making disturbance, and taken to
aspin s in irons.
James Foley, passenger by the Illinois, had
U"en murdered at Native Ranche, near Lower Car
dsuas,
The Peruvian Government had promised iun
satisfaction Tor the outrage Chincha Islands but
Ar Clay not being satisfied had referred the mat.
ter IL MS own Government
Bon domingo Elias had escaped from Lima and
.oIned tlores, in Ecuador, who was contemplating
another expedition
President Belzus, OF Bonvia, and his Minister,
were at La Paz. The Regolutionists had fed TO
he Indians, seeking protection
Inc mines OF CcquImbo were yielding finely
The gold excitement on the Amazon continued.
valparaiso dates are to September 9th The
transport Fredonia had arrived on the 18th from
San Francisco. There was no American -four in
market, but there wac good supply OF provisions
Butter Freights high
Dates from Melbourne, Australia, were to August
Il. There was a great want OF laborers, and some
were receiving as high as $40 per week. The
markets showed no iinproYemcnt-large stocks OF
goods and provisions remained on hand with little
eeuland. Liquors had greatly declined
Accounts from the Die gins were favorable
1t Adeiaide, -four brought u e22 At Mel.
Lcurne, 40.
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THE MARKETS

NEW foRK.-Oct %. / P M-Breadstuffs steady
Sale today Of 5000 bbIs -four; prices unchaneei
wheat hrmer. Sales of 10000 bushels Michi.an
Whne and mixed, II cts. Cotton active. Stocks
declining.
BALTIMORE, Oct %, 70 N-Flour is held irrner
No fales yet The supply of grain is small. White
wheaI' $50 Si3' i,2i red wheat Sl.26 81 sc
ctsi 5000 bushels cold. White corn. Ga e; cent
Yellow corn GO a 20 cents 10000 bushels sold.-
No change in other articles
NEW YORK MONEY MARKEr.--The Journal O,
Commerce, of Saturday evening, says:
There is still a want of freedom in the street
capitalists operating cauti ,usly, and money CONT
nues III good demand. On the LIST prox. a large
amount OF monty will be liberated for dividends
interest," coupons, &c, which is now kept lock ed uI
~ the lear OF making call loans after the late exDe
riences In this description of temporary in stment
me imports Of general merchandise for the
week are larger than for the corresponding week
of las, year.
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FROM CENTRAL. tHERIcA

From! Costa Rica the dates are to the 9Th instant
Hosl4'ies were still being carried on between Qua
Istnsla and San Salvador \ party Of men upde,
one Senior Rubi had invaded tie territory of Guate
rrala and sacked some towns. party of thrct
hundred men, under the command Of Col Zabala
lad !#nded II the port OF Omoa, belonging TO Hon
duFas The coinmandant of the latter port was shut
ap IN the Castle with his garrison, being only pro
s!sloned for eight days. Forces had been sent tC
the assistance otthe garrison. The Central Amer.
lean papers were discussing the question ofthe
posed Spanish protectorate, and Lad mostly De
ctared opposition to that scheme.
Mr.. BoTiand has arrived at Manaqua and been
presented to the President of Nicaragua. He made
speech on that occasion, which must have aston
shed the Nicarasuans by its interminable length
going to show that the United States were moi
grasping or ambitious and explaining their policy
IN regard to acquired territory At the conclusion
Of the speech, he referred to the late disturbances
81 San Juan.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT PAINE 1 KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA
UDY yirftlo If a daaI nf <r.,o4 x.wao,,%.,J x..

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA.
by virtue of deed of trust executed to
- me by the Virginia WOODEN Company on the
18th day of September, 1853 and recorded in the
Clerks office of the Court of Hastings for the city of
Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Nevem-
Der at II o'clock shall proceedto sell public auc-
ton upon the premises the lot of ground and water
power thereto attached. upon which were situated
the manufacturing mills oil the Virginia Wooden Com
pany This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon street
running from 18th to 18th streets in the city of Rich
InDnd and runs back that width James River hay-
ing land depth Of not less than $50 feet The water
power Is sufficient 10 proptl what was in 1916 and
ie4a known az IL setts of WOODEN machinery. The
heavy granite basement of the mil covering nearly
the entire lot will be sold with the lot The lot and
water power IL subject 70 annual ground and water
rent OF Si6oo per annuIE. The chain of title and
plat OF the properly, and the property tself viii be
shown, and any information respecting it. given BY
me upon application at any time previous to the sale
TERMS OF SALE :--One-third cash, balance in G and
iZmonths, interest added; negotiable notes with ap-
proved eudorsers viii be required for the credit in
and title retained until the notes are paid
Directly after will be sold all the brick work of the
Mills, estimated as containing $50 600 BRICKS and
the remzining wood work. Ter1ns-4 months credit
for ne gotlabe notes with approved endorsers inter
est sdded. +
The title 10 all the foregoing property is believed to
be perfect but selling Trustee shall sell and con.
vey ONLY such title as Is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid JOS. JACKSON IL Trus.ee
Sale conducted By KENT PAINE KENT, Aucts
23-dfds
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RY VIRTUE OF Deed of Trust exc.

R1 FIh OE OF Deed OF Trust exc.
~ cuted TO me by William Mountjoy and MARY hi,
wife, on the 4th day of April 1885, and of record in
the Clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court 10 Sc
cure 60 James Bosher William C. Allen and Wei
hngton Goddin the payment of evefal sums of mo-
ney, amounting in all TO about Si200-and further "a
indemnify and save harmless the said James Boshel
and William c. Allen sureties on certain bonds ex
ecuted by said William Mountjoy for gro hire dur
ing the present year; shall proceed TO SELL or
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the Sd of November
1885, at O'Clock, to the highest bidder on the prem
ses the following property to wit: All that certain
LOT OF LAND lying in the city of Richmond, hav
ing two new brick tenemeuts thereon situated the
corner of Canal and Fourth streets, fronting about
eighty feet the south side of Canal and run
ming back about $50 feet to alley separating the
property hereby described from the other two brick
tenements, erected by the said William Mountjoy
several years ago; the west by Fourth street-be
ing part of lot No. 500 in the plan of said city anc
part Of the real estate conveyed to said Mountjoy
BY Wyndharn Robertson and wife by deed dateC
18th November, 1889, and recorded in Richmond
HustiB gs Court Clerks Office.
TERMs-For cash TO much as will satisfy ex
penses of drawing and recording the aforesaid deed
and OF executing the trust, well pay whatever
amount may remain due and unpaid of said debts
tsay - 200 and the residue the Let day of March
1884
The title to the above named property is believed
TO be perfect, but selling Trustee shall convey
to the purchaser only such title vested in me
BY said trust deed.
DC 2-dtds JOHN HOWARD, Trustee.
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MARINE nIsA-iepa

BOSTON, Oct. 2o.-The bark Octayia which ar.
fisei at Holmos Hole on the 9th insr from Matsn
zss' had on board Cap an IIadley and the crew q,
,s ne schooner Independence, of Bos,on from Neu.
49,. ooahu % view ORR, which vessel was totally
aismasied on the 1eth October In the Gulf on.
abandoned on the 2lst The day after, the Oc,a via
spoke brig McCnsery, from Trinidad. for N. York
under jury Inasts having been totally dismasted'
0he wa haSlng the best OF her way to Norfolk.
ham Starges has been got of, and ia going into the
harhor In tow of two steamers '-e
For other disasters, see Marine beadl
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From South AnERICA.-Late accounts from
Caracas represent the ravages of the yellow fever
III different parts Of the brazilian Empire, to have
been frightful
Aletter dated Puerto Cabello, Aug "a, mentions
the superstous terrors OF the people there inspired
by the appearance OF a brilliant conlet-probably
the came 20 long visible at the North of Europe
aud America. 1t was Immediately connected, in
ta minds OF the lower classes with the calamities
that had lately afflicted the royinces and regarded
as the harbinger OF farther evils
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BvPYALo, Oct 23.-The steamer Soutlerner.
bound down with q cargo OF produce, went ashore
THE morning below Ashtabula and immediately
broke up. Nothing ia known as to the tate Of her
crew and passengers.
BrFFALo, Oct 2e The extensive Touring mills
belonging 10 MessTs. Douglass & Johnson, al
t<ockport, were totally destroyed by fire last night
Tue loss lie estimated at $4,000. Partly insured.
SLEIonIsG IN OcroBER--Sleighsw were running
u shepherdsto@n, Va, Monday evening, and
rain the snow would have attained depth OF Il
~ inches. There tolcrably good sleighing in
oneida county, n. Y. on Tuesday.
EosroS, Oct. 2S-Thc captain and three of the
crew Of the schooner Pledge of proyincetown,
before reported hs having been run down by the
Dutch ship DOMAIN, arrived here to-day. Five OF
Che crew Of Tie 'ledge WHO were below IT the time
were Lost.
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WASHINGTON IrEMs. &c-The !Mar. OF satur.

WAsHrsGToS ITEMS, &c.-The SQr, OF Satur.
day. says:
1t is said around Washington TINT Father
hnchie Is about to publish slashing anti admins
'Tatlon letter over his own signature, ia the Wash
2ngton Sentinel: and further, that Mr. PRYOR. one
OF the editors Of the Richmond Enquirer on his
return from present visit to New York. is TO pub
Ash manifesto over his own signature in that pa
per- protesting against its recent support Of the adj
Lninlatration's removal OF Bronson.
The Star doubts the first runor, but thinks the
last probable.
Ihos. Posey, If Charles county Md has been ap.
pointed Keeper OF the lower light boat on the Poo
nlac river, vice Jones. resigned
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FArAr AceiDEsr.--A dreadful accident occurrea
on board ii'e herhn tii' morning, at Gas A. NJ, TO
ar. suffer ehief engineer, which will no doubt
prove fatal TWAS occasioned hy the burs.iny af
the cannon which he had fired for riot He 70.
ceired several wounds about his head scatte,inr
par. o. ms brain. upon the deck. He was very
p oniasius ana ia'oltigent young man
I. :. Mr. Suite, the chief engineer did nh.
morning at 9o'elock.--N Y jour Of COM Sa,
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GUARD AGAINST AGUES-This i.

~ the above all others ~ hen Asues arr os,
prevalent, and The weather This pafieuiar time l.
OF thai peculiar kind, cool mornings and evenings
which rarely fs TO give this ioathsome disease Wal
ty. On the soaih side of James River the Mstspo.
NJ, AppoInatox and PaoIunAey, and in the lower zee
tons ot virginia. fspoe Ally the Eastern shore
Agnes are al regularly expected pay their annual
visits as are the various Of the year and hun
dreds OF families look forward with holy dread
to the appearance OF the unwelcoIne guests An
such appTehensions may now be given 10 the winds
If those who afflicted will avail themse Of the
preventive now offered 10 them in BAKERS GLE
BRATED PREMIUM BiTTERs. From tie mode.
Thfey active stitnu ang qualities of these Bite "a
aed their healthy ELECTS upon the stomach Log sls
bood seeretive ard digestive oIgaus and their i've
iy nSigoratns qualities they cannot fail to prodsee
just such tesuis as will prevent undue secretion
OF ole and consequent arrangement of the system
A. tonic they have superior and the Psopf.etor
Is so well satisfied OF their great utility Ia dlseases
arising from improper ind gestion that he confident
~ recommends 1t for all diseases that have thsir orr.
gin ia loss OF appetite, sour stomach etc.
Price % cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs P1r.
cell, Ladd TO-, Bennett l. Beers Alexander,
DaYal, AIDE Gray, Charles Milispaugh, and Drug
Eisis generally throughout the city. Also by Todd
Christian, Petersburg ID. Il. Lyman Lyuchburs; Klas
& Toy, Norfolk; DR.. T.. Calpla. Williamsburg
~ Orders addressed 10 T.. BAKER Rieancad
"a viii receive prompt attention. % 4!
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ARRIVAL Of THE HERMANN

The steamship Hermann from Bremen, arrived
d. New York on Saturday. She sailed on the 18th
Consequently her adyices are not so late az the
NlagHra's
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STRAn TIC AJAx.-Captain Churchill, Of the
seporte, Monday morning 9th, between nine
and ten o'clock, two miles east Of Pollock's Rec:
light boat spoke steam tug Ajax, from New York
for Boston. Captain c. gives it as his opinion, that
she foundercd that night, as ii blew a tremendous
gale from south east.
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NEW MUSIC FOR pr

BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC FOR Pr
II ANO OR GUITAR.-Just received by HAIR
ROLD MURRAY III Broad Street
Que Faithful Friend, I2lc.
Little Songs for Little Children. by T. Bishop Sc
peal Gently with the Motherless BY Leslie, 25c.
Ellen Way, by Christy's Minstrels 25c.
Oh, Call Me Home Again, Vincent, 25c
The Syrian Exile, by Hauser Family PC.
Lilly Dale, 25c.
Prima Donna Waltz, by Julien, &c.
Salutation to the Sunny South, SIC.
The Budget-a series of beautiful Redowas Walt
zes, Poikas, &c. intended as agreeable Lessons for
young ladies, by Englebright each l2sc
They have on hand all the Instruction Books Elk
ercises, Studies. &c, that are used. oc %
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A N OUNCE OF FACT is NORTH A

t
IA pound of theory; and the swarm of conclusive
that cluster around that incompatible prepare
ton, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BI1TERS, prepared
by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. Philadelphia, establishing its
value q tonic and restorative, such would
prevent incredibly Itself from questioning its etca-
Cy. Ia ali cases of disease of the stomach, whether
acute chronic it may be recommended for its sooth-
lug, cordial and renovatins influence. Dyspepsia,
heartburn, loss of appetite nausea nervous tremors
relaxation and de billy, Sc relic we'd by the Bit
very short space Of time; and persev
in their never falls to WORK thorough
&c 2J-dAc3U
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THE LATE PRIZE Frosr-Tbe No,,h al
M sssJ transcript, says: "Goyeruor Clifford Of
slls state has opened correspondence yith Gov
ssyinaef OF New York, in relation to the bru. Al
~ ns. q. boston Corner with determine ion
in 1t TO iVstice" se'ne'
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TENNESSEE SENATOR.


We have received TELEGRAPH deenatch from
Nashville eiaiing that John Bell shig) is reelected
senator, having received ar y.one votes.
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A CARD.-WILLIAM II. GRAVES 4

4 CARD.-WILLIAMH II. GRAVES h
"A co, COLLECTORS AND NECOTIATORS.
WALL STREET, over the Office of MessIs. Pu!lirrn L
Davis Auchoneers, near the City Hotel collect bond
snd secure Claims of every description. ana u q late
Sales, Purchases, Loans Rents, Hires went
in every branch of business and all Other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of ltrd party.
They tender their best services to the comu,uDity
at reduced charges.
All their acts will be held strictly cogsaential
Persons desiring employment, aud those wishing TO
employ others requested to call and leave Their
names.
20 Wanted, every day of the year, Employ ers
and Employees in all branches of business
EB Employers are no. charged in any case
Sc sly