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BY TELEGBAPB TO THE STAR.
FROMAGENTA ASSOCIATED P6Ess.
Arrival of the FuIteu,

NEW IoRE. sept. The steamship FG'tcU
arrived here this morning. In sddition TO other
Intelligence bv this vessel, heretofore psblished.
the Vanderbilt arrived az O'Clock on tho NOM
ing OF the 2Sth Of August. She passed the
steamer Arsgo on the 18th Of that month
The veteran actor Harley Is dead
During a m litary review near Vienna Hun-
garan regiment fired bail cartridges on a Ger
man regiment, killing three and wounding eight
others
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF PoLIcK.
WARRINGTON CRY Sent o 1879

WASHINGTON CITv, Sept 2, 1858.
Dear SIR: In accordance with the 10th section
Of the act establishing police force for the civ
! respectfully state that the police force during
the month OF August have been vigilant in the
discharge Of the duties assigned them The
peace and quiet of the city al this time Is as good
as II has been at any time for the last ten wears
Inc greatest cause OF complaint now existing
WIN many cltizens i the large number of hogs
ana dogs running al large contrary to law which
nuisance hope to have abated In a few DAYS, as
strict orders have been given to the police TO at
tend TO that branch of business for il seems that
the taking mp Of hogs or the destroying OF dogs
has no effect on the owners of those animals In
their keeping them confined
TheIe have been arrested and broug bit to the
Suard-house OF the city during the month BIS
persons, large proportion of them charged with
drunkenness and vagrancy, OF which number
GO; males, 2i9; natives Of the District Of Colum
bia, 102 Maryland, 81; Virginia. -: PennsvI
vania, Ii; New York, 10; Kentucky, 1; Missouri,
!; North Carolina, |; Tennessee, 1 Ireland, 90 /;
uelnany: 10; Italy, l; Wales, 1; France, 2; Eng
land, Z; scotland, 2; and, in addition to thi.
number, 50 were accommodated with lodgings
The regulations In relation to the drivers of
hackney carriages, have been more strictly en-.
iorceu, win an excellent effect, and some fines on
that account have been imposed
The amount Of judgments and costs obtained
ior violations OF the corporation ordinances dur.
ing the month Of Augustus 80, OO9 Al; the amount
collected Is 81 ,2e5 81; and a larger amount OF
suPeIseoeas than at any previous month.
very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. II. GODDARD,
Chief Of Police.
Mayor Of Washington City.
Returns Of tIs ssr.ral Police Constabl.s fo, IN,
Gag OF Washington made to J. H Goddard
Chig Of Police for said city, on the f,st day
| Of September, 1858.
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M OOD AND GOA L.

Just received, cargo of Ly ken's valley COAL.
For cooking purposes and open crates there ls no
Coal to equal this. Also on hand, the best quality
of all other kinds Of Coal, which selling low
to those laying in their winter supply.
Our stock of WOOD Is now comp etc. We offer
the best Oak, Pine. and Hickory Wood at a small
advance on cost.
Also, on hand, choice lot Of bakers Pine Wood.
WANDER Il STEWART.
Ofce-oorner n and 18th streets.
au Z-Sw iard-lzth street and Canal.
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Health sf Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept 6.-The ofhcial report Of
| the Board Of Health for the week ending with
Saturday, makes the total number Of dee tbs fIom
yellow fever ~
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- nue.. between 18th and 18TH SITS IL Is particnlar
~ suited for the grocery and feed business Apply
to I. j: w. M. CALF, northwest corner i2t6
and G sts.. No. 57. lie 26-Ieotf
A FINE SUITE OF RO0MS-Paror and Bed,
N chamber-well furnished. in q quiet neis hbor-
hood. conve nIent 10 Penn. avenue, with Bo.rd in
private family. Also, one fine single Room, suit
able for two gentlemen, with Board. For paItlcu-
lars inquire at the Drug Store Of l. NJ. SMITH,
Penn. avenue, opposite National Hotel. sc cost
MgsIo NEATLY BOUND st ELLIs's PI.no
kvl Store. sea
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
,AUGTIoN:-On MONDAY. the 18th instant /
snali sell IN front OF the premises, at 5s O'Clock
2. M part OF Lot No. 2, IN Square No. $50 having
front of feet on Sd street west, and running hack
% feet between l. and nj streets NORTH with the i'm
House, containing i've good sized rooms, conve-
Terms One half cash; balance in and u months,
Tor notes bearing interest, secured by deed
upon the premises.
Title perfect.
se7-d AGREEN luct
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for third reading. On the question being taken
the bill was rejected-yeas 4, nays 10.
Mr.. Mulloy introduced bill TO build bridge
in the Fifth Ward; referred to improvements
committee
Bill from Aldermen for relief Of Chas Emer-
son referred to claims committee.
bill to repair Second street east between r
and q streets north referred to improvement s
committee.
A bill for relief of Richard Brooks; referred
to claims committee.
A bill for excavating the eastern basin of the
canal; referred to canal committee
A Dill amendatory Of the act to construct a
sewer 10 street between Sixth and Eighth SITS /;
referred to drainage committee
bill authorizing the curb to be set and the
footway paved on F street south between Four
and-a-half and Sixth SITS; referred to improve.
ments committee.
Joint resolution authorizing repairs Of part of
the City Hall passed.
bill authorizing the issue of certificates of
Indebtedness In certain cases, was referred to
ways and means committee and ordered to be
printed in bill form
And the Board adjourned.
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FOR RENT AND SALE,
SEE FIRST PAGE. /

.c,,, - . :, =
III three story BRICK HOUSE on sth str Get. be-
tween M and y streets: containing very comiorta-
Excellent water near the premises, with cistern IN
me ohy yard bathroom gas, 30 Can sell this House
to an estate just settling Up,
30. Two new BRICK HOUSES on street,
bullaIDs the o, her f. story without back build
fixtures sin in GPs; marble 90;
I.h and nsh streets. No. @ o on street 6stwsen
Wiilards' H ote and very CONVENIENT 10 the pnblic
DepaItments. This house is not for rent, but will
ma address =: pARkER ts"a Massachusetts, ave
IN SAND 20 YEARS; CREDIT,-I b,v, fur
and seventy one tS7 Which have snbdivided no
pose to lease for ninety nine tssl years, renewable
Price agreed on now, at any time during tweaty
I'll. x,ound =. s;tr.,.d h.,w.., n
north nor H.. and st and Second streets west in one Of
To person, wishing to build. either for their own
use OF Tor sale this ARRANGEMENT offers great induce
improvement; and such parties are solicited to call
on the subscriber
The prices Of the lots and the terms of payment
desiring to build and from the character of the I'M
Proyements now made and to be made in thst neigh.
sIound' parties taking lease Of the lot viii be sure
OF an Improvement value, which will lnure to their
benefit.
I have a'so several whole Squares and Lots IN
different parts of the city, which will lease on the
same terms. experience in other cities having
shown the benefits arising to all parties by this
Plats OF the ground may be seen, and the various
terms of leases, with any other ex plantations re-
ktBBEY. No Is IxOuis IaDa avenue ar No Ya8 4.
street. ser If
ton nENtIJinhs ne upper portion OF that pleas,
,. sn.g o loca'eG USE, corner Oh ilth and NJ
eTepcss en chsnsss nn on,dten, preferred hei
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AFTER TIKI Satisfactorily afternoon, a
detachment Of the city police were out with their
wagons, dogs, &c, in pursuit of such animals of
the hog kind as should be found violating the
law by going at large In the streets. They sue
ceeded In capturing over thirty fine porkers.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE q CO. Auetioneers.
DUBLIC SALE AT THE RECEIVING
MoHbsp ssO,mSsT sS
O'clock at the Receiving ke:efvof. Rsshinst tom
Aqueduct: near the Cham Bridge. we shall sell. for
have completed their portion Of the Work the foI
sw5s Ya" WosE Pf8SSs, s y Harness,
6 fine Mules and Harness,
1.-TWO horse WAGONS,
ID Carts and Harness.
Earth EIcavstprs Or self loading Wagons.
HYDRAULIC Ram and Iron Pipes.
Donbe SylIndeT Force Pump and Hoss.
New Plough and u Wheelbalrovs.
1 setts Block. and Falls, Crabs for Denieks,
Fire proof Safe. Desk and Chairs.
Balance beam Scales. and Weights, Counter
Cook stoves and Fixtures, Coal Stoves.
Large quantity Of shanty Fixtures. such "a
ln,vareI Crockery ware. &C.,
Tables. Chairs, &e.
Lot Of Hors OK an improved stoef. O ''Oe''
Also large quantity of Lumber and shanties,
Terms; 500 and under. cash over that sum
credit of2 and months. for satisfactorily endorsed
P.S-The above sale is on portion of the Aque-
dnct ON whence the citizens of Washington and
the coming winter. Persons will, therefore, have
an opportunity OF seeI"g the Reservoir now COM
pIoteu' oHo tho eohuut rdPiuS approaching cofnple
sea JAS. C. Mcguire n co. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE.-wIll be sold on THURS
Il DAY, 18th nguet next. at 10 o'clock, a. m, on
9Th street, near the Centre Market, to the highest
bidder, for cash. one bay horse, iron gray horse
fy certain debts and notes, secured by q deed OF
trust recorded In Llber A, 3, No LIB, foliCs 300,
Sl, %, OF the land records of Washington county,
D y avad. H. EDMES sa GEkNNs ka1 dSssss
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
until THURSDAY, 18th instant, same hour.
By order of the Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POsT.
poned until THURSDAY, the I'd day Of September
BY order of the Trustee.
an ls aaw&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
.,IVTHE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FUR
ther postponed until THURSDAY, the 9th inst,
same hour.
By order of the Trustee.
se2-2aw&ds A.GREEN, Auct.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wnts of
w herl faclas, under the lien law. issued from
the Clerks Office # the Circuit Court IF the Dis
trIct OF Columbla for the county OF Washington,
ana TO me directed, ] shall expose to public sale.
Tor CASH, IN front of the Court House door of said
1859, at IL o'clock the following described prop
erty, TO wit: All defendants right, title, claim
and interest in and TO a Frame House situated
subdivision made by the Trustees of the OTphs1
Asylum, also, the said Lot No. 81 in said Square
No d. fronting "a feet on Nj street north. between
Zth ana 18th streets west. IN the city Of Washing
tor, ID. G.; seized ard LEVIED upon as the property
OF John McRoddy and will be sold TO satisfy Judi
Gals No. S5i and SIS, to October term 1853, in favor
of Mary A, Harvey, and Michael Combs, admiuis-
VIM. Lloyd. w, SELDEN. Marshal
se Its for the District of COLUMBIA
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Amount OF judgments and costs. ,Or9 al
Amount of cash collected oSS 40
J. ii. GODDARD, Chief Of Police
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p o w ID ER;P,O w ID f r /.

EOR SALE-On accommodating terms, the
Il three story BRICK Dwellings, HOUSE
and STORE, situated on High street, formerly 90
copied by the late George =. Neil. The Dwelling
contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar The Store
Is spacious and convenient. There is also. a good
work shop on the premises. To any person wishing
to engage In the TIN plate and sheetIr business
first rate opportunity is offered. au Him
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1872 SEVENTH STREET 1922
WOOD!-COAL .-WOOD M-COAL =!
Wehave now on the way two cargoek of { perior
Red and White Ash A nthrsciteI GOA l.. vhIch ne
Offer at the lowest prices If delivered from the YES
sells.
Also, on hane, large stock of Oak. Pine, and
Hickory Wood, to which we invite the Attention Of
persons laying In their winter fuel.
CHAPLIN 4 BRO,
No. "a 7th street west,
ee lin between q and north.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF a WIT of
lfl heri facias issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington, and to me dir, cted I shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
DAY the Soth day of September, 1853, at u O'Clock
m, the following described Property, TO wit All
Lot No. 10. in Square No 25s. in the city of
Washington, d. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied up pom
as The property Of ison Major and will be sold
to sltlsJ JudIcias No. 1871 to May term, 1852 in IA
vor of James C. Mcclure.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
seB-ts for the IistrIot III CoiuUn,s
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TRIED BLOOD AND WOOL MANURE
~ Fully equal 20 the best Peruvian Guano, and %
half the price. For many crops, especially wheat
and roots. and also change in manure, 10 better
than GuanO. Potatoes raised With il have produced
more abundantly than when Peruvian G1ano was
used, and thew are now bringing one shllIns more
per basket IN the New York market. Prloe $50 per
on of 1900 lbs, in barrels of 900 lbs. each.
u nSrs, 100 L. ,ot yy.ts, a. NJ w..
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AUCTION SALES.
RI &c. NrGIIIRE IA 60 Annti

By &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
STOCK OF A RETAIL GROCERY AT
~ PUCLIc SALE.-Un FRIDAY MORNING.
September 10th, at 10 O'Clock, the store of Jere
mlah Mcknew. corner Of 9Th and streets, near the
Northern Market by virtue of d. strain for house
rent due and arrears, shall sell all the stock In trade
and fixtures; comprising
Coffee, Teas. Sugar. Candles and Soap
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Chocolate. Mustard, Cloves,
Yeast Powder, Rice. Starch,
lot Of superior Whisky, in barrels and bottles
Madeira. Port snd Sherry Wines.
i4a sacks Ground Alum and Fine Salt,
10000 Washington Cigars.
stone Ware, Brooms, Rope, Irvine,
superior Platform and Counter Scales
Sugar Mil ]. Measures &c &c
Terms e0and under cash; over that sum credit
Oh o. and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. A. T.. l. KEESE. BaiIiff
se7-d j. G., McGlIIRE g. NO Arot,
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At At EA!
Our Standard, choice style of Black TEE, at 50
cents per pound, equal In quality to tea usu -
ally retslied ut hftJ per cent. higher. Also lT
Queen Chop down, KING q BURCHE Ii,
au ~ Corner Vermont av. and 18th u,
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JAS. C. McGUIREAC co. Auct,

IrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
until III tuesday,, 18th instant, same hour.
By order of the Trustee.
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FUTURE DAYS.

NAkSHAL'S SALE. I'm virtue of a writ
lNl OF 6eri facas issued from the Clerk ofoe of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County OF Washington. and TO me directed, / shall
Court house door of ssid county, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th day OF September 1859, u O'Clock M the
10 lowing descrIbedproperty to wit; All defendante
right, title, claim. and interest and to Lot No. m
square No g. IN the city of Washington, ID, c.. to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon. seized and levied as the property Of
Edward ReeJ, and will he sold to satisfy gudicials
KInble. w seldom
Sc dts Marsbal for the Dstrict Of Conn,h,.
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BuRGLARY.-The residence Of B. Recess, on 6
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
was entered with false keys, last night, and many
articles OF valge-gold chain, rings, silver
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hsIhrHS 81 rae sereTaI Police ConstnbIes for the
City Of Washington made TO J. n Goddayd
Ch,g OF Police for said city, on the frst day
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty andvery Cheap at
streets. Ice Cream 81 so per gallon. jy 8-lm.
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Il NHB A h.. s gasG no..
't5ests and st his Sales Room. under Wilards' Ho
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RUN YOUR PRESENTS-Fancy Goods, Toys
- and Fans-at McLAUii Inns Great Variety
store, Pa. avenue, between sth ana sth streets.
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THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER posi-
poned until THURSDAY, the I'd day Of Septembe
next, same hour.
BY order of the Trustee.
au Is 2aw&ds A, GREEN, Auct
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ITTHE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FUR
Their postponed until THURSDAY, the 9th inst.
same hour.
By order of the Trustee.
se2-2awdds AGREEN Aucf
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t'nR SALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, No. S57
i nth street, between Massachusetts, ay enue and
street cor tanning i've rooms pa ior, dining
room and Kitchen, and carrase- house. Will be so
diately. Apply on the premises to JAS. +. FERRY.
Sc Inn
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CLOCK REPAIRING.-Clocks of every de.
~ scrlptlon carefully repaired, and the strik- -
ing part properly adjusted, by
J. A. WATSON,
50 Bridge street, g GEORGETOWN. Ea|8
III For the convenience of persons living
at distance, a competent Workman will be sent to
their own house. A large stock of Clocks always
on hand, Tor saie. aU 2i-lms
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FoR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
l. with basement, on I'd street, GEORGETOWN, the
late residence Of Nj. De Bodisoo, contang l6 or IL
rooms: The house and lot are large and IN complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings baths
DO. 1t is one of the most oommOdiOus in George
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
ap 9-tf
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MONEY MARKET.

NONEI AAkKGT.
The steady and RAPID accumulation Of money
marks an almos. total Ieadness of trade. epe.
Gle continues to flow in from the interior, and
Is taken cut Of circulation for liquidation Of
debts. The deposits in bank are increasing on
country account. There is no pressing demand
for money. All the great borrowers Of year
ago are now almost entirely out Of the market.
Railway compapes' credit is very low, and few
can obtain loans. While the demand is thus
limited the supply is constantly increasing, and
forebodes great speculation in some war in .
short time, from the mere force Of accumula-
ton seeking somo investment; and If what 10
safe and desirable does not offer, wha: has only
seeming safety will be accepted. The stock
market il already affected, and the real estate
brokers are pressing through their organs terra
frna % the safest Investment Store property
At present is in surplus supply. Rents must
fall; and too great hurry to invest in this sort
Of real estate ID not likely to be INDUCED ill.,
The banks discount little more than their re-
cepts, and outside the banks the scarcity Of high
grades Of mercantile paper renders the business
transacted very limited. The accumulation Of
money Is debarred its old channels, and seems
for the moment to run more into stocks. Loans
on call and short time are easy to procure on
approved securities at s per cent, aud some ut
5. Domestic exchanges are yet unsettled, tho
improving. In some portions Of the country il
Is yet difficult to obtain drafts on New York
Uncurrent money is scarce, and the return Of
all Eastern currency usually in circulation NJ
the Northwest, has Rendered that part Deepen.
dept solely on what II has to export to pay il
Indebtedness, and this affects the rate Of ex
change there.-N. Y. Independent
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81. Louis, Friday, Jan,

81. Louis, Friday, Jan. Is.
Flour-MoIe inquiry to-day, and sales reported COM
prised 400 bags choice superre at u 7 100 ba city
do ct - 20 bbls country superdne u @ u.s. 100 hbs
ira 1t % 81 IT'S bbls do II "a a. and 50 do private or
city, 1000 hbls super6ne sold in two equal lots 60 Is
D3 50 delivered. and 1000 bbls on private terms.
Wheat arm, but inactive. Sales comprise 1900 bars
spring At 63065c; ~ bags fail 1t 75c, and ~
bags prime white 1t SOC.
C0rn-Suppy small and holders hFm. Sales So baes
yellow At 36c, and 143 bags damp white At In bags
Oats-Market dull. Sales comprise 103 bags at SSKc
9SS bags, In two lots At 4Oc 5 bags private and SIS
bags, part In new gunnes, ct 41c Al the close 80Soc
we're the best prices offered By shippers
Barley and Rye-Noth!ng transpired.
Pork-Mes,is offered at I'll SO to $12 90 for round
lots country and city, but no sales transpired.
Cut Meats-Nothrg done.
Lard-Dull and dropping. Sales to-day 20 bbls good
No. at 71sc; 100 ties prime country At TIC, and 90
pkEs ON private terms. n
Hogs-Market inactive but steady, packers continu-
Ing to purchase from eS so TO Oh, rs in weight.
Hides-Advancng. Sales ut 909kc, the outside rate
By irregular buyers only.
Fruit-A lot of Sc bags and II bbls choice peaches
sold at ~ 60 y busheI. N M4 WY
Beans- ~ bags common white sold Csc.
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MAR KE'I8.


BonLIsoroa, Monday. Z, ~
Since our last The weather has ceasinsed -
markably pleasant and mild.
Business has been fair, though mot large, and
money matters have slightly improved.
= good many hogs have bsen received, proos-
bly, . larger Number than during the preceding
week, but W are unable % give psscsas agures.
Up to this date Aessrs. Schenck 4 Demise have
killed about 10000 hogs, and i y probable that
the other other two houses have together killed
a6out % many more. Of the number Of live
and dressed hogs sent forward By raa " ere
unable 70 get any account from the B : 9 Rail-
road, that Independent corporation ignoring the
Havk-Eye except uhea i has freight bill %
collect. M
The price Of hogs has advanced slightly With
IN : few days, It Cincinnati and there has been
IN advance With increased activity 10 barrel pork
and provisions.
Exchange j. abundant q Sal per cent. pre-
MUM, and there il likely to be ssil further re-
duction.
We quote - follows:
Wheat-Spring, 4Sa5oc.
Cofn-New, 18a2Oc.
Oats-2Ua2Sc.
Flour-City Mills $3.50 per barrel-Country
e8a3.25. Buckwheat do. 81 ,5OASl,7s per hum
dred.
! Corn Neal-25a3O cts per bushel.
Butter-l2al4 cts per ID.
Poultry Chickens 1i,OOa$l,25 per dor
Turkeys, 6a6 cts per ID.
White Beans-4l,OO.
Onions-8Oa90.
Hogs-$2, 50at3, so per hundred net.
Potatoes-26a3Oc.
Apples-best quality, 75ca$l, rs.
Hungarian Grass Seed-S2, O0a2, so.
Hides-green 8; dry flint s.
Hav-Prairie Grass 4SalO per ton. limo
thy Sl5as2O.
Wood-$3, O0aS3, 5O-dull.
Eggs cts per dozen.
Landslide cts.
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WHEREAS Thomas Blair, Jr, ami Eisab beth
Blair. his wife. by ties Dsed dated the LIST Jay OF
december, a. 1856. conveyed 10 Robert Arms .rong
and D Crocker tie following described Real Es.ats,
situate lyins aud being in D4s Mones County State
- IOWA to-wit: The North-West quarter Of Section
twenty-five, 10 Township seyentytwo, North Range
Two West, In trust TO secure The payment of promis.
sorry note In said Deed OF and desc rbed
ior One Thousand Dollars (4lOO0 with per cent. In
terest per from date til paid icterest to b. raid
annually And whereas said note d pow due and unpaid
therefore the undersgp "a as aforesaid viii sell
Al the Real Estate above described ccordng pro-
ysicis oi said Deed Of Trust at public veniue NJ the
'front.' door ofthe COnr onse In the city Of burlington
Oes MONIES county, Iowa, for cash, to the highest bid
GER on Saturday The Seth day OF January 1885, pe Teen
the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock r. NJ OF said
day 70 satisfy said densnd aud costs OF said trust
ff r n cpnr.rm Trustees.