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fheht Msdcines viii be published az 400 per column
osiY,o go -~eekly-Siih ~ for each renewal.
siearboSh running 70 New Orleans viii be charged 40
or me season and when running TO ST. Louis Cincinnati
&C. tlo tof ne season Of not more than six months.
1.-THE privilege Of Yearly Advertisers strictly limited 10
their own Immediate and regular business and the business
Of Advertising Firm considered ~ including that
OF IL or individual members
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monthly charged h square for the nrst and 80 cts
or every Fubsequrnt insertion.
Calls persons 70 become candidates will be Inserted a.
Announcing candidates Tor County and stae s A. and
for municipal Offices ~, 10 be Padih advance in every In
stance.
All advertisements for strangers or transient persons 10 be
ASyertlseraea,s not marked the oopy for speclned
time win be inserted tn forbid, and payment e4acted
No Advertisements can be inserted gTAtultously
An Advertisements oT charitable institutions Gre counpa-
nies ward town. and other public meetings. iaeudng rel
gious notices, 10 be charged han price.
Marriages and deaths published nsws eF- Obt-
ua s sTbntes Of respect and funeral laviAons a. other
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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fwhehcan be only a discretion Of the edsosl ts SANE
will charged n the rate u not les ihAn 20 on PEI line
The undeFzgBed publishers of daily and tr weekly papers
an Nashville pledge ourselves strf ty % adhere above
bl Of prices and IN nstaDce dcNiate from them
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w.R BANG CO., Banner once.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Washington County Supreme Judicial Court at MachSS.
October Term, A. ID. 1855.
TPON the foregoing Libel and Complaint entered In this
~ Court AZ this Term, Ordered that notice be given the
said Sarah lane Mack ~ the tendency Of the
fishing true and atesed copy Of the same with this order
OF Court thereon three ks SUCCESSFULLY IN any
printed In Nashville IN the State Tennessee he
Of said publications 20 be thirty days least before the
term Of this Court which he holden HAS within
and for said County the FIRST Tuesday Of January next
that she may then and there appear in said Court and
take herself the defence OF said Libel and Complaint
IL she hall see IT. Auet ALBERT G. LANE, Clk.
A true cory Of Libel and Order. Attest
novI8-oaW4W ALERT O. LANE Cln
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE concluded connect with ny former business the
selling Of Lands Town Lots, Renting Houses, kc Ihave
hand, for sale, several negroes amongst them
"a years cd that will guarantee to be Nc. cook,
washer and oner good and good general house
servant, girl Is years Old AMI hoy of the same age.
have pledged my word 10 sell these south
and want to select good homes them and should the
purchase be pleased he them and Ct his
money Toc3ll RRES W. PORTER.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS


VNHE new steamer HUMBOLDT Gr-n -
L 1900 tons burhen, Capt. WN. ~ rssS22Ese$7
STRONG John d. Taylor, Clerk. nskz2z1SzsEs=T
This steamer is finished at Cincinnati and ready to
take her place in che trade
The Humboldt is entirely boat Of the first class and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draugh. drawing only 26 inches waer) will enable
her with load when others only come Light
We solicit for her a share Of pub c patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE & co, I.ar,s
JOHNSON, WEAVER & c., Ass'''
oct22-5m A. l.. DAVIS, U. s. Mail Packet ONCE.
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NEW YORK.
ANDREWS & JEsUP,

81 mission ME II HANTS,
COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINERY,
Steam Engines and Boilers, Machinists Tools,
Betting, &C., &C.
IMPORTERS AgD DEALERS IN
ANUFACT URERS' ARTICLES.
No. 81 Pine Ste, New York.
B-Agents for the "WooDRUPF BEACH IRON
WORKS" STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Exclusive Agency in New York for al o ELL MA
OHINE SHOP" MAoKTSIsTs Tools. IoctS-dl2m
w. JACKSON g. SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
246 Front Street and $50 Broadway, NEW YORK.
aug2-1y
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IORN.ls0 sacss prime whlts Corn, ust received ana
u Gor saie by Cd. y. D1CKEY,
ssptf Ne. College ttrest.
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PRoFTTBAIK TNVRsTNKNf.

N1TANTRp sfeee sioeto 20 inssat Wholesale ba-
w 6insss, s.fta4f sstahlshed.
B-Any Pes-oa tssins tAs Shove san 70 iavest. can
SAKE arransosents kls rso1al altsnton cher
siss Appiy - h Box a.. P0ss ohes. EAsAVs
st4tas ubsn aai shsrs - interview eau b had
au.h-u
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI MASH
VILE PACKET

DURING the ensuing season, the n STEM -
~ commodous light draugh steam ESfsfssSyhd
er, MAGNOLIA s. ScuDDER, Mas
ter, will regularly above, and to all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light az inches draughtl with
superior accommodations for passengers and capable OF
masking quick trips, solicits public patronage.
~ Orders left with either Of the undersigned for freight
either way will meet prompt attention.
H. II. HARRISON, [ ,r,.s
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON,
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Among the numerous discoveries Scelce has made in IN
generation facilitate the business of fincre its
iOyment and prOong the term Of human existence,
be named Of more real value to kind than
this contribution Of Chemistry the Healing Art. vast
trial Of Its virtues throughout this broad country has pro-
ven beyond doubt that no medicine combination Of
medicines yet known surely control and the
varieties Of pulmonary disease which have hth
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
year. Indeed there Is abundant to believe
Remedy has at length been found which be relied 20
dangerous affections the lungs space
here will permit publish any proportion Of the
effected by use but would present the follow
ing and refer further enquiry my American Almanac,
which the below named will always be pleased fur
nish free particulars and ndsputable proof
Of these statements.
Once Of Transportation, Laurens r. r., S. c. Aug 4, SO
DK J. o. AYER-Desr SIR My little con, tour ycars old.
has recovered from attack II malgn, Scarlet
Fever; his throat rotten, and every person that visited
him. pronounced him dead child Having used your CHER
PICTORIAL In California the winter ofleO, for
attack Of Bronchitis with entire success induced Ia
try Il my little boy l gave him easpoonfI every
three hours ncirg in the morning. and by o'clock
night found decded change for the better,
days use, he able TO drink without pain
in the above named disease will many child
from premature grave, aud relieve the anxiety 81 many
fond parent For all Bect Of the Throat and Lungs,
believe il be the best medicine extsnt. feeling Of the
deepest gratitude prompts in addressing you these lines
but for your important discovery, my little boy would
have been in another world.
lam your with great respect,
I n nk ErEF To- 4
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ON and after the 1st August will be able 10 furnish
" 1909 bags per day, for the purpose Of holding wheat
-four and Persons requiring Bags viii please
send in their orders at a early a day as possible.
jy2l w. II. GORDON co.
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PREPARED By DR.. }. c. AVER. CHEMIST. LOWELL, Ms
BERRY 4 DEMovILJE Wholesale, NASHVILLE. and Re
tail BY Ju. G.. BROWN Nashville; and sold By al
dealers In medicine ia every town in Tennessee.
nl-LAalm
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
A W T. RIGA

w ILL run the ensuing season be- n GTI1k -
w tween the above ports The -NtsassSS7
America has been docked and thor
oughy repaired this fall and have hesitation in
that she respect to strength equal to any boat IN
the trade Her cabin has been thoroughly overauvd and
the travelling community rely this boat Tor as much
copfort any boat in the trade Capt Johnson long ex
perence the trade without any accident sufficient 10
prove his superior skill His attention 20 passengers with
fault For freight passage apply TO the Captain on
board, JOHNSON, WEAVER CO.,
No. 26 Market ST or to
A. L. DAVIS,
oct1T-6m U. s. Mail Packet Office, Agents.
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INOR RENT-Por the ensuing year a comfortable
Dwelling House, Cherry street, door south Of
bnccln Hsn containing rooms, with dining room,
kitchen and cellar in the basement.
r. A. BALLOwF
oct23 Genr Ag't, No. IL Deaderick 81.
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Wheat! Wheat /!

WE ths day have orders ioF tsrhy thousABd bushels
w shgst 20 be hBsd during the present month, fSr
which Ne uii p@y the highest nArtet Priee In cash
sspts w H. GORDON 4 co
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

PACkET.
fT'HE fine Freight and Passenger \ oT@Lsk--1
4 Steamer, Z. HOWARD, Y. REeEsf5 j
NoRTHERs, Master, has commenced
and viii continue to make regular trip between This city
and New Orleans the present season. Her capac Tor car
rying freight equal any boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon proptness in the delivery Of goods.
novt5-6m J. 4 r. YEATMAN, Agents.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCIHNAII
PACKET.
TIVE New Light Draught Passenger a STR -,
/ ard Freight Steamer ALDER za5AS.5SS17
TINE, MnIOS Axis Master, having
been recently built for the Cumberland river trade, will run
during the loT above, and 10 all nterme
date landings Orders Jeff with her agents fol freghts
passengers, will meet prompt attention
A. HAMILTON, Market street, or
H. H. HARRISON, Agents,
oct22-6m Front St, opposite S. B. Landing
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RkGsI BAGSll

CTHAW CUTTERS FOR FIVE DOL"
- LARS-A substantial article. Just received and for
sale by D. D. DICREY,
feb6 No. College street, Nashville
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UMBRELLAS.
Modern Mysteries Explained and Ex-

lust receveda large Of fine SIX Umbrelaso
u all sizes and colOrs. CLIFTON hBBOTT
ds2s No Is Cedar street
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FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale the following property: One Inn
Il proved Lot. situated In Edgehsd on Bell street,
be Spng Wetmore streets The lot fronts 80 feet
and run mack lii ert The improvements on IL IRE.
Dwelling House with rooms entry back stable, CARR
age house and well Of good water.
ALSO-A vacant Lot. on Bell street, nearly oppo-
site the above fronting hy three feet and running
one hundred and ninety four feet-fenced IN.
And three ffy feet lots In Zolconers Addition the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BALLoWE,
oct2 General Agent, .iotaderiek .
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RFGUrAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

REGULAR NEW UKLEhNS PAChEI.
THE nev and light d-aught steamerH cTT-cTA -
l. CUMBERLAND, CAPT NJ. D. y. EzsR-FSssSl
H. BRoOKs, being nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade will commence
plying the LIST Of December next between this port and
New Orleans This has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted every description
Of freight and satisfactory For freight
passage and orders, apply on board or 70
| novS-6n mr. H. H. HARRISON, Ag't.
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THE ADVANTAGES SECURED

At either o. the principal Offices
'Knl~ksFb0cker hAFaEnr" once, sst Broadway, New
" o. We tern One, iC6 Water STREET EAndusky, q.
Subscriptions received BY D. 3. VILLAIN, H0oorAsy
csretaFy OR NAfhxile, Tenn. n0Vfe-st
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No shipments entitled to the above rates unless each
every package has the Of the Depot Of delivery
the initials n 4 Q. R. r. plainly marked upon Il.
A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-17

branch Of trade largely carried on in New
York and other cities of the Union--em-
broldered and fancy werk---s large portion
OF The goods shipped here was actually
wrought by the inmates of the Irish WORK.
houses. The muslin, having the design.
stamped upon it, was sent down by IL
merchants engaged in the trade to the
posr- houses, where the girls had been
trained by competent teachers, and there
sewed and prepared for the American
market. The trifling sums paid for the
WORK went to the benefit Of the Poor Law
Onion-that IS to say, went into the pock-
cts OF The Irish landlords and rate PAYERS,
as the paupers were not legally entitled to
receive any remuneration for their labor
whist inmates OF these establishments. Il
Is impossible for the honest trader ON this
SIDE o. the Atlantic to contend against
such odds, SO long as he gives fair day'
wages tor a fair days work-so long as
The standard wages Of America is retained
at ihat point which enables our mechanics
to support their families in proper man
her II would be better that our worthy
cltizens should pay little higher for their
dress OF home manufacture, and keen the
money IN the country for then il would
be sure to circulate and confer advantages
upon all classes Of community and it
would be better also that the tradesnan
should be employed, and pay deerer for
those necessarles he nay require, tlan TO
he idle and unable to pay for them at all.
This great Republic has within herself all
the elements requisite to make her indie
pendent Of the manufactures OF any coun.
Try and we ere quite sure, il native In
dusiry were duly protected for shor,
period, that capital, skill and enterprise
would be forthcoming 10 develop ali the
manu' aclurlng resources of the Union,
End relieve Us from the stigma, as well as
the heavy outlay Incurred by being
forced 10 purchase for our home con-
sumption articles produced By French.
Swiss and English labor. Instead OF
beng importers, Americans might soon be
IN position to export largely, and com
pete with France and England in all the
foreign markets Of the world. " Y
Times
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Importation Of Foreign Mann
faCturex.

Whilst the artisans of this country are
anabls to.procure employment, and their
families are in want of the common neces-
series Of life, the manufactured goods OF
Europe are largely imported into New
York. BY the 81. Louis, which arrived
here from Havre and Southampton on
Thursday morning, two hundred tons Of
French and Swiss goods were brought
over. The price Of those articles is hard
cash, and goes out of the pockets Of the
American people, who are accordingly en-
gagged 10 paying wages to Swiss and
French wor kmen, while many American
trades0en are walking about our streets
unable to earn cent. 1t is quite true
that those great European manufacturers.
when our ports are thrown open to their
goods, can undersell native Americans in
thar own markets, because they have the
advantage Of cheap. and even pauper ia
Dor. 90 the other side Of the Atlantic. 1t
is fact worthy of note. that in one
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THE DRoUTH IN LOUISIANA

The Thibodaux Nine, va Of the s8th has
the following paragraphs:
The Laiourche still continues to re-
cede at this point. We had pleasant
shower OF rain on Sunday last. Not
enuogh, however. To do any good 10 the
suffering crops.
Truth, If not public opinion. will bear
Us out when we assert that, as & general
thing the prospects of the sugar crop in
the parish of Assumption are decidedly
more fattering than in this parish. We
noticed on our way down from Napol. on
vile on Tuesday last, much better stand,
both of rattoon and plant cane. in fact. at
one OF the pantations-that OF Messrs.
North d Hlmel-the cane looks almost as
we'll now as it usually does in the most ia
vorabie seasons. We would by no means
wish to be understood as asserting that
the entire crop of Assumption is OF this
character; for such is far from being case
The planting interest In this whole section
OF The State Is suffering greatly from the
want of rain. With the exception Of q
few light showers. we had no rain since
September last The earth is almost
completely parched and our fields from
the great quantity of dust moved by The
winds, present more the appearance Of
battle fields than y.hing else 10 which
we can compare them. Should VIC not
soon be favored with rain, We know not To
what extent the growing crop will be
damaged
The Concordia Inteligencer. OF the 9th
says The unparalleled drouth still con-
tinues. The young cotton on the river
bottoms seems doing well enough, and the
corn shows itself very clear Of weeds; but
on the hill lands the soil is too dry to suf-
fer the seed TO sprout. Il rests inactive
IN the ground.
The river has been On the rise slowly
for the last week, but on "Wednesday the
white caps OF foam. became visible. ndicat.
ing that some river above had gotin earnest
IN giving aid TO the ireshet
The Minden Gazette says. We have
had beautiful warm weather during the
past week. A great time for planting cot
ton. We suppose the farms in this section
are in excellen: condition. The country
is very healty. so far as we can learn.
The Alexander Democrat, Of the 25.h,
says: The heat is intense thus early, and
al hope Of rain is well nigh abandoned
We might say the crops were suffering
but this might not be proper as we have
no crops TO suffer Never, in the history
Of this parish has such sad calamity be-
fallen agriculture. Everything is dried
up, parcheti, ruined and relief Is mt even
probable. We begin to have faith in
Cooper's dream, the goddess OF which was
kind enough TO inform him that there
would be no rain for seven years
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Unbolted Flour,

Dir. Seth Payne. il communication to
the Chicago Press, speaks thus Of the
economy aud heaIthfnlness Of the use Of
unbolted lluur
One bushel Of wheat ground wi.hou,
boiling, will 20 twice BIS far as If ground
INTO superfne -four. On the score Of
health, there is still wider difference.
Niae-tenths Of all we consume is u. holt.
ed wheat -four, and SO far as our family is
concerned, We as soon expect TO send for 8
butcher as doctor. We consider that our
health is under our control as much as orr
locomotion. Four fflhs Of the diseases
OF our country. take their rise in the stag
nation consequent upon cosIive habits. -
In almost every instance they may be per
manently removed, by tie daily use q
unbolted flour.
No man would put lis horse I'D 10 grain
alone, without hay or some kind 0. sourh-
ness, the horse becomes cossive, feverish.
and bound up What hay is 10 the
horse, the skin Of wheat is 10 he human
bowels. The bran does not digest in the
stomach, but passes into the bowels an it
passes he teeth-there operating IS nat
ural si'mulant upon the lining membrane,
producing health and regular dischar ges
from those organs
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Ladies Shoes.
TRADE SALES.
over Sill, 200 worth Of
DRY GOODS.
Boots and 81 O S,
7 PUBLIC AUCTION IN KEOKUK

- u ~ IL II u - II q
AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN KEOKUK.
To be soli without reserve for cash.
M ILL be offered for vale at our Auction
w Room on Main Street, commencing on
Monday morning. at 9 O'Clock, May l4th, and
continued from day to day until the stock 10
closed, the largest and most valuable assortment
OF Goods ever offered in this city a, public sale.
Amongst the assortment will be found every
variety oil Broad Cloths, Doesk in Cassimers, al
wool Tweeds, Fancy Summer Casslmers, Jeans,
Cottonades, all wool D'Lanes, Bingham Lawns,
lrlsh Linens, Bay do, brown and bl:ached Table
Cloths, Curtain Musins, Jacone,s and Cambria
do. Swiss do, also large assortment Of Hoosery,
black Italian Cravats, Satin Vestings, PONCE Silk
Handkerchieis, Sewing Silk. bleached Muslins,
Tickings, Linen Shirts and Collars.
Also forty cases of Boots and Shoes, which
will be sold IN liberal lots, together with gene
raj assortment Of Notions. TOO numerous 10 men,
ton, such as Patent Threads, Spool Cotton, Car
pet Bags, Razor Strops, Pins, Needles, Lead PEN
ellis, Combs, Brushes, &c &c.
Sale positive. Terms cash. The Trade are
particularly invited to this sais The Goods v III
be ready for examination on Monday morning
previous to the sale.
r. MILLS, Auctionssr.
May 9th, 1855. d&wti
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MADEIRA WIsr. The following extrac,
OF letter from ar old residen, ef Madeira
confirms the previous adyices as to almost
the cessation OF the prohibition of Madeira
vines for number Of years.
The stocks Of old wine on this island
are diminishing, without prospect OF any
being produced 10 supply their place,
alter total loss ofihe vintage and dsstruc-
ton OF at least three fouiths of the vines
he remaining fourth has little or no
strength TO produce more for many years.
even IN the unexpected event OF the wine
disease disappearing. The best vine lands
are beng turned TO tie cultivation OF sugar,
cotton and green crops.
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Uru9riet

JAM rs REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail UrugHtst,
Mechanics Block, NORTH ride Of Mata ST..
KEOKUK, IOWA.
ii AVING made arrangements for . per- - =
IL msnent business in the above line, / am
now offering to the city and &C sntry trade "a
a large and welt selected stock of
Eruss, Medicines. Points, Dyes, Oils anA ~
Hishes, brushes, Glassware anA WinAsv
Glass,
Also perfumery and fancy articles, Cigar,. 70.
baeee and .nna, aud q choice assortncai e
Family Groceries, including spices, Teas. ~
yoring Extracts, Candies, S04a. Saiarafus. ~ :
variety Of articles pertaining to that dspas}aeak;
all which will be sold on the principle or sssnaII
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given 10 preparing p&u-
scriptions Ia cases where medicines are r.
CURED during the night it is frequently ineonvs-
nient to obtain them. This difficulty I havs
completely obvia'ed by having my residence n
part of the same building occupied By ~
stores and persons desiring medicines, may rely
upon procuring them at all hour, night or Day
without inconvenience or delay. ;.
Druggists, merchants and oshers, purrhasia6
by the quantity, arc requested to give ~ ealI
az am determined to sell or a. favorable 49,
as any house in the city.
April 6, 1855. dly.
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DIS MoIaEs RIVER NAwIaAELE.-
There is rise in the Des Moines RIVER,
and tie Alice put out for Fort Dee Monies
yesterday. The Col. Morgan is loading
for the same place to-day
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MODEL MACHINE PRESS

to make such documents. Now, also, is the
iiHs to advertise. Va have again plenty of
room. Help as and VIC vii! help you. Thy
lr.
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gT comfortable Dwelling House for sale
or rent. Apply At this Office.