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By A. GREEN, AuctioDeer.

NALU ABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF 9TH STREET WEsr avn Hor~c.py
S s, At AuGTIoN[On MONDAY, the Sth IN
O'Clock p. m tho following descTI bed valnaIe nron
er,y 10 wit: Lots Nos s, s and :, IN Square SsS
west and Boundary street ~ ''1
Terms of sale; One third cash; balance in q, r.
ana u mouths, for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale. A deed given and a deed o. trust taken Al
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
Je '5-ts a. GREEN Auct
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BY J. C. Mcguire & CO. Auctioneer.

BY ]: Q. MCGUIRE q Co. Auctioneer,.
ERUSTEE,S SALE OF COTTAGE AND
LOT on SH STREET, on THE IsLAND.-F3y yiTtnp
OF deed IN trust, hearing date on the 9Th day Of
y9ne, lStS and recorded in .iber j. A. =, No. S.
ioIos lS6. ct seq, the subscriber will sell AT pubIic
sale, on Tu ESDAY, the 2Ist day Of juno, Is,9, at
s1s o'clock ?, M, on the premises, parts of Lots
NOS IL and lS IN Square No 543 fronting g feet s
inches on "A street west, between south X aud l.
streets. by 100 feet deep to an alley. with tho i'm
proponents, which consist of a well and snbstan
TALLY built Frame COTTAGE house. The above proo
eTty Is situated in rapidly improving part Of the
Guy, ann oilers IEoSt desirable oppu; tunty per
invest. VI ="
months, with interest from day of sale secured Inv
deed IN trust upon the property aud Ifnot com Piled
right TO RESELL at the risk aud expense of the pTr
at the expense of the purchaser,
CHAS. s. WALLACE. Trustee.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer

by n. OhEEN, Auctoneer.
SAEE OF HORSES, COLTS, CATTLE,
- WAGONS; CARTS, Woop. &c AT PUBLIc Arc
rIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNO the 2Ist
instant, At O'Clock, will sell, at Linden, the res
dence OF Theodore Mosher, on Seventh street road
ana within miles of the City Post Office:
Horses; among them I.ady's Horse and No I
Gentleman SADDLE Horse I'VE
2well bred Colts. years old,
10 head of Cattle; some of them fat and amour thar,
good Mich Cove. '
llargef ,ur-horse Wagon and two horse Wagons
100 cords Seasoned Oak Wood,
Also. Carts, Farming Utensils Sc
including Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower
used but one season, INV " Si'
Terms: 4 III sums of and under s2o cash over
SD credit OF 50 and 81 DAYS for notes satIsfac,o
rIy endorsed, bearing interest.
Je l5-d A. GREEN, Auct
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MEN's DRxss SUITS,
YourHs' DRESS SUITS, D''''
CHILDRKN's DRESS SuiTs, D""''

NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that thcir annual display of Sprins ana
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. il
Youths Clothing Of the newest and richest desrns
IN M material, trimming, and workmanship.
=, re those who study excellence with economy in
offered for selecting from tho most attractive stool
duced prices. '' an 2a.y,Y
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1altimsre n1arkesa.

nominally held at A. Ne VIII s'o
,h mere was , no SseS, offered this morning. and
S2as3c. ''' ""i0
Provisions are shade hrmeri bacon sides sso.:
ms pork SI725. a.
Whisky closed nominal st 2sc
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~ J. q; MCGUIRE CO. AuctIoneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT At
oPIBLIc AucTIoN.-0n TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON; June 2lst, at O'Clock on the premIs SEES we
shall SOL Lot &, IN Cushing subdi vision of
No. 81, fronting IS feet north l. street between
th ana llth streets west running back 10 feet to
This is a beautiful site for a private resIdence
haNIns high and commanding prospect with a
bic. ~ 'isPuNo
Terms: One,fourth cash; the residue in 6, u and
l8 months, with interest. ~
je I4-d J. C. Mcguire co Arc,.
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SANFoRD's LIVER INyIeoRAToR.-Ifa all our read
ers Who are troubled with liver complaint jaundice
OF dyspepsia, sEould get bottle, we shonid not see
30 many slokly, half dead, despairing people As now
never was remedy of which so much is said, and
mat performs so nearly what ITS propretors 50, it
We could not fs 20 try It, and trial has convinc
us without doubt, that IT is the best family NELL
hBlllousness md any of the little bodily ills tat
are common, and 10 does produce peasar state of
1eelng to the SICK and what is better after using ne
afew Tunes these little ills grow less and less anil
there rs prospect of being entirely free from them
Sold by al Druggists. lie iS Sw.r
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DREPARING TO EHksRSE ,oo,,s

OUR STORE ROOMS
with a view cf improving present Storc
n ooms we have determined 20 offer our entire large
RICH FANCY AMI STAPLE DRY GOODS,
a. prime cost for cash.
We would here nd our friends and purchasers
generally that this is the moot fsvora bic opportunity
thew may have to sscure their supplies in al FIRST
DRY G o o DS
at the very lowest prices as We shall sell of our
entire stock prefering turning goods into money
than to pack them away while making the improve
meuts rtorc rooms.
III No goods will be charged at cost--of course
the cash must be paid-thst ia our object for selling
of a. cost PIioes' w; CoLLEY a CO.
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REAUTIFUI. BUILDING sITE.-The subscrI
bers are authorized 70 sell Lot No. 4. in SyHsre
NO, 242, fronting 30 feet n inches north N st,
~ the corner ol Vermont avenue, running back 70
feet Inches on Vermont avenue.
The beauty of this location for private residence
Is not snrpas ed by any in that part OF the
city. The property will be sold entire or divided To
Apply to JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 co Auctionecrs
and Comm,ssi an Merchants. je 7-eoev
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IMPROVED FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber will sell Al 10 "a IL fhe y n A

IMPROVED FARM At PRIVATE SALE
which he resides, an Prince Georges cuun tv Md
c2ntainIns las scres sdjoining the farms Of Messrs
Chas. Dlgges and w. Gibson, miles from Wash
ington Market and from Blsdensburg Depot &C
eessIble by hne roads. The improvements consit of
comfortable dwelling. containing 3 rooms, ham
dairy corn house. and al necessary out bniIdlpg
choice apple orchard. &C.; pump of excellent water
about u a7reS IN gram, grass, and market veeeta
hles, which will be sold with the farm If desircd
The farm 10 IN excellent order, and very produc-
tive. - fS
For terms apply TO the subscrI Der, who will tai.
pleased in showing the Farm 20 all who nav dssire
10 purchase. THOS, 4. BARCLAY,
nldSi-e"lm near Blaienshurg Depot.
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ThE MONTGOMERY GUARDS have changed the
stme Of giving their eighth annual excursion 10
The White House Pavilion from Monday, the 10th,
until Monday, tho 9th inst, when look out for a
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THs MEcHaNICsi ASSOCIATION, Of Georgetown
announce their first grand picnic to come of at
Arlington Springs On Friday, the 9th instant,
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CHAS. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
je l3-eo&ds JAS. e MCGUIRE CO. Auct'S
By A. GREEN AUc,inn.o,

- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
4 ON IlTH STREET East, NEAR THE Navy Yam
BRIDSE.-By virtue of a deed of trust from AbIn
Schei and wife, bearing date the nth day of sep
tember, 1857, and recorded ia Liber j. A. s. No ID
foilos 49, seq, the subscriber will sell. at pub ic
tncIock p M, on the premises, Ii No. g. in Square
NO l,O0 fronting a feet inches 18th street es 81
deep to So foot alley, with the improvements con
slstng OF two story Frame Dwelling, with brick
&c. 0use'
Terms: One third cash; and balance in and y
liz trust upon the property And N nor co,nnIied
with In days after the sale, the Trustee reserves
the night to resell upon weeks notloa at the
risk and expense Of the defaulting purchaser. All
oonveyancing stthe expense cfths purchaser
EDWARD e. MpDD, Trustee.
A Am
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NJ ARSHAL'S ALE;-In virtue of a writ of erI
w ncas issued from the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cn Court OF the d. strict Columbia for the comfy
OF Mashlnston and to ire directed, will expose 10
OF Edward 5: Wright, on Bridge street fieoTge
c co~n, on SAInR PAY tho 18th day Gf June, inst,
and chattels, to wit, viz Carts and ton Rnyry
seized And levied upon as the goods and ciattes Of
Jones, ard T. Willis Pratt and will he sold to
lsy JndicialS No. %, 10 October term. 1850 in favor
81 ~; r; oHutt Go. W. SEI.DEN, Marshal
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Cream and Water lees at SJIy0 por sailOn ~ the
PhlSdelPhia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
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THAI = THE PICNIC FOs Ne said a pLilan-
tLfoPic man IT our elbow on reading the ALL
noIncenisnt Of the orphan boys pie mic at Ar
Layton on Thurdty. the Sth Instant.
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FOR SALE OR RENT of T Cor sale. on ,c-
. connloda,ing ter Us. my RESI- DENCE on q
street north, between leth and 18th. west-a three
81 story BRICK house, with basement and attic about
yard. aud the lot Isl feet deep Or will rent this
residence. " ~ " Pi'o'0
je9 lAw4w w = PHILLIPS
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HTARSHAL'S SALE.-In yirtue ofa writ of6,,;
W acas issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir.
CUT Court OF the District of Columbia for the couu-
to pubic sale for cash, in front of the Court House
do0r OF said county ,on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
oil une inst, 1885, at II clock m the f ovi ny de-
scrlbed property, To wit: All defendants right title
claim ana interest IN and to Lots Nos. s, 4 and s.
IL square west OF Square No. SOS, in thu CITY Cf
washington, ID. c., together with all aud singular
the improvements thereon, seized ard levied upon
SOLD to satisfy Judicials No. 81, TO May term ie5e
IN favor ofThomas III. Hayden. ' i0'N'
ieats for tba DIstLint ~ i Mafnsna
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w. r. PHILLIPS.
VAHhfgNA FP II NJ PR, gsoEEkTY EoI

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
KENT ID WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
TERM OF lEARS.-Tbe UNDERMINED will lee sc
to satisfactory tenant fo- i've wears from the 18th
oil september Bext, the PREMISES on the south
west corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street which
i2L nearly hive, years past has been well known as
the largest and meet successful hoardi M hOuse IN
the Federal Metropolis It's position on penn. svan
9ue: about midway between The Capitol and Presi-
dents house, and its Immediate pro1lmity 10 thu
Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hail. one
or both q which Is open nearly every night in the
eligible AN WASHINGTON city for hotel kent on tbs
European plan Its sleeping apartments can easily
comfortably with lodgings; while It's cpotIns,
dining and restaurant apsrtments can be ar
on tho European plan. The entrances public and
be on ilth street within 50 feet OF Penn
avenue, and nearer TO the Theatre and phiharmonio
Hall than others that can be established For in
formation concerning terms, a C. apply TO w. ID.
WALLACE, Star Once, Washington city.
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Tue oRAToKIo To NIGHT We hear that the
crCbestrds from New York and PHILADELPHIA W no
g. assist At the Performance Of the orstorio tc-
night. have arrived, and that the rehearsal this
morning. went Of ia grand style. The Church of
- AloysiUS will doubtless be nlled TO its capacity
tc-uivLt
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THS juvenile CcScEEr, which gave much
Satisfaction III Trinity Church, on Mondly eve
Li". List, will bc repeated, by request, on next
Tuesday evening.
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ANoIHER FIKE About BALI pest ] o clock this
morning, the Auxiliary Guards discovered fire,
J'st hcginnlnC tn burn, in a building corner Of
Third and East Capitol SITS They Immediately
assembled th'lT partners from the adjoining beats
and. withc1t creating a general alarm extin-
S''ishsd the hse before any considerable damage
Was done.
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IIME-l.IME-LINE


INLAY Away be had, in quantities tn suit, the
hest quality of fresh Wood burnt 4 INE CT
MENT, PLASTER and HAIR, at Washing ton
Lime kilns, No. between upper and lower bridges
w. IL. GOnEY.
have, by the request of my customers residing in
the lower part OF the ety. and for the country trade
established depot at the foot of 9th street aud the
Capal where may always be found on hand the hest
quality Of fresh wood, burnt Lime, Cement, Plaster
Hair and White Sand. -
Orders received and punctually attended to.
ie l3-lm w III. GDnEV
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THELATEST NEWS.
Dy Telegraph b the Evsnirs Bar.
The Storm.

BALTIMORE, June i7.-There has been a heavy
easterly storm here all the morning, ehecfhS
business generally.
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The COOP WILL CLUB, whose 20 name is their
motto" propose to give grand picnic excursion
10 Arlington Springs on Monday next.
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ANOTHER wooD SAwIso AND SPLIrTi Nc EsrAB-
1-sHNENr.-our push ahead-a-tive young friend,
George L. Sheriff, has purchased and is now
engaged in sitting up. the machinery for steam
wood siwin and splitting. on a large scale at his
wood and coal depot. corner Of Four-and-a- half
street and tue canal. This arrangement will be Of
much service b. the citizens Of the eastern part of
TIC city, who. In the course Of a few DAYS will
have in their Immediate vicinity, in constint cpe-
r1ti"u. one Of those economical improvements
which have been put into sic ssfui OPP rai on
o: late Only those who have Used the STRAIN
sivtd fuel cal appreciate its convenience; and the
b"st evidence that can be brought in favor of IL,
economy. If tiTe aud money. to the consumer. is
TIE fact that ell who have tried il continue TO
il.
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Elm Pfsfiensack wird nielnals satt, sagt Ni,d
feldt, In der Strasse. II
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By J. G; MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
INDUSTRIES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
= iSs LoIs ~ PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE.-On
fklDAf AFTERNOON July LIST. ar O'CLOCK,
SUBSCRIBER dated May 18th, ls57, and duly recorded
N LioeI A. No. lS9: foios S85, ct seq one ol
the land records for Washington county, in TIE
District Of Columbia, shall sell Lot No a. in snb'
DIVISION OF Square No. GA fronting IS feet Al the
lack iSo feet inches to twenty foot alley, and
Also, Lot No. a., in the An visian or thu same
square, Irontlug a feet on north streets between
kst sMses vest and north Capitol street, runnipg
Ing 26 square feet,
Title perfect
Terms; One-fourth cash the residue ~ 8, r.. Is,
"a and 36 months, with Interest, secured by deed
- . ''' 'A VIC p'elnT1sHfsos J, FIsHER. Trustee.
jelo-Saw&ds J. 6. MCGUIRE d co. Aucts.
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Alexandrta MARKET.

ALEXANDRIA. June 1.-THE grain market IA
very HAT No single Transaction was effected upon
nahge this morning, and the offerings were quite
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EfOR RENT-A very desirable BRICK Dwell
LiNG-HOUSE, on the leland. corner OF ViT
gInls avenue and 9Th street, containing " rooms.
e paHctnal tenant the rent will be made low.
and Maryland avenue Il "a tr
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EOR RENT.The commodious and sirv two
Is ! story BRICK HOUSE, with attic and hsse-
cast and street north, Capitol Hill. Inquire Of
AMOS HUNT Fire and Life Insurance Agent
residence No. al A street north, Capitol bill. or
Post ofhHe Box Asa, or at 5l2 9TH 1t west
Je 1871 HINT
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EUh SAI.E-TWo BRICK TENEMENTS On
Il Georgetown, pleasantly situated on West ST
In me midst oil an agreeable and polished society
and convenient to the best schools and churches A
sum OF money will he taken which will give 10 the
purchaser IN rents, 10 per cent. Terms fourth
CASH ana the balance IN g and years, with inte-
insurance. Company, 9TH street, will designate the
Z. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mar l9-oou Alexandria Va
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By j. c. MCGUIRE A. CO.. Auctloneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
10 y INC LoIs ~ psINrISe OFF.cE SQUARE.-On
the premises, by virtue of a deed in trust IN the
sabsGLiber, dated Mag 7h, 1857. and duly recorded
m Li0er j. A. =. No. 49, foios ST. ct seq, one Of
the land records for Washington county, in the
district Of Columbia shall sen ots, Nos. So and
"a feet on north II street, between LIST street west
and north Capitol street. and running back us feet
square feet of ground. Title perfect
Terms One-fourth cash the residue in g. u, H.
"a 80 and 50 months, with interest, secured by deed
in trust on the premises.
THnS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
je M-Saw&ds j. G. MCGUIRE AZ Co Aucts
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I'U LEF-The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Il Formerly the residence of Mrs. Ould and now
Occupied Dy Mrs. w heller, the northeast corner
oI DumbaTton and Montgomery streets, George
Town. IL contains rooms, with rack -buiding
pump and large yard ornamented with shrub,s ~
Possession vii be given on tbs LIST OF july next
Apply To NJ. ADLER, Agent. lie i1-eo2w
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FOR RENT AND SALE

ROOMS FOR RENT-The snbscriber Ia. an,
~ lsIge, comfortable, aud airy ROOMS Tin the
IiIo and fourth story,l which he will rent
sspa' snIy or together Being in q good location
mo 400 7th street between " and l. thew are snit-
able either for Offices or chamber Terms mod
crate. fNi"is "ou
je l7-lw JOSEPH F. HoDGsoN.
FOR SALE-A DWELLING HOUSE. ICE
Il HOUSE, and SLAUGHTER HOUSE, on A
gooo lot. These buildings all quite ne W. stu
ateo IN pleasant and convenient loca lty and well
f9ltcd Tor the purpose for which they intended
POSSESSION WILL be given at once. For partlculars
inquire OF DAVID 8. CALDWELL. knnspoIis.
M9. jeI7-eOlm.
FOR RENT-Two Frame COTTAGE HOUSES
on Massaehusetts avenue, between 18th And
18TH streets For partlculars enqu ire the prem
sss or OF tne su6scrlber, at No. 40 Pa. avenue,
je Is ST. JAS E. DJTNAwJN
FOR SALE-The SODA WATER STAND,
- MAhBkE SLAB, COUNTER, DRAWER
PiPE, CLASSES and BOTTLES, on Pa avenue,
oeLEeen eth ano 9Th streets, doing good butinesS
Apply At the stand to-day or to- morrow a. NE want
TO Iesvs the city BY Saturday. Terms (cashl sSs.
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THE FOUR SISTERS /.
CONTINUED

CONTINUED.
You come nevertheless, Hcrtha, said she
with emotion. YOu do not forget me-
No, never; see, there is some work,
Amalia, at least for a week! you will be
well paid 1t is for Eva Dufya; and there
is some bread and some cake 1t was given
me; it is mine, and you can take it without
hesitation. You have certainly had moth
ing TO eat today
No; but that does not matter. lave
had food for the poor little fellow; it would
have been harder to have been without
work. Then ones heart gets so heavy, and
one is so sad, But now-God bless yon,
Hertha!
1t was little poverty-strcken room in
which this conversation took place. All
within it, however, was neat and well kept;
beside The bed stood a cradle, in which lay
sleeping child. Hertha approached the
cradle, whilst she said:
II could do all for yon that would
AmaliO, You should never either want work
or bread; but am able to do so iitile.'
God bless you for your goodwill and
for never uphrading or de,pising me- as
Others do. Oh! it is so bitter; so very bit
Ter, to be despised, and TO know that one
deserves it When | think of what | was,
and what / might have been, it almost
drives me mad
Your fault is small, Amalia, in com
parson with his who misled you and de-
ceived You. You loved him, but he did
not love you.'
Yes, if | had loved him much, Hertha
then would have excused myself more
but only loved him sufficiently to he eas
y--weak; ii had only had somebody
or something to strengthen me 1t was
levity, curiosity youthful impulses, which
made me unfOrtunatef it was the want Of
something better to fix my feelings, my
thoughts upon. My heart was full, my
life SO poor, my brain aud my fetute sc
empty; | wished to experience the feeling'
of life, if only for moment. All, / it'll,
thought that | shOnld have afterward t
drink its dregs during. the whole remainder
of my daysl And il yon had not sustain
cd me, could not have borne i'll
You must bear il, Amalia, said Hertha
WIN sorro~fal earnestness, ,you are moth
er; you must live aud work for your child
sake; and you will do It, know, aud
love You for il =
Yes, Hertha For this child have
worked and starved, and starved aud work
ed; and my only consolationislthat I-stau,
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R. TOWER * son. Observation-Disclosures OF
Stationaiy and Portable steam Engines. Saw aud other
Mil Work and Jobbing aud Repairing done to order on
short notice, aud Ia Workmanke manner south Main st
Ashtabula 4l6
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Ashtabula p. O.-otosIng OF Mails
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE,-The Mai

Dust OFFICE NOTICE.-Tbe Mail
Il going Fast win close mt O'Clock and 30 minutes Nj,
and mail West will O'Clock and 80 minutes, the
Southern Mail closes at and lie mail To JeIeisona at
Pm. Keoggs,e mail via Plymouth Fridays, at 30 NJ
Office daily from A. to week days, and on
Sundays from IL N. to p. until further notice.
Ashtabua, May 10TH 1885, e. G. ROOT, P. u.
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o, G. CULLEY, Manufacturer Of Lath, Siding
Cheese Roxes nc Flaming and Matching and Sciowl-
saving dane the shortest notice. Shop South side OF the
Methodist Church, Asltabula Ohio. 40
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Manufacturers.

GEORGE c. HUBBARD, Manufacturer Of
gn Sheet Iron and Copper Ware and p Aer in Eastern
Iran Pumps chain pumps lfad Tire, sheet lre sheet lead
shec zinc, sheet copper sheet brass Tin plate porcelain ket-
eg dairy kettles Eastern pdws eultyators and most 9th
er Rnfs of farming utensils ASn, sole Agent for the sale
stennts Celebrated Air Tight summer and hinter Cook
hR stove the Countv of AHtnbua Ashtabul9, Ohio 49
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
uAetuser steam establishment NoSth Main stsset The
ofhce Of Drs. Harrington Hall Ashiabuis, o, 40
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Agents.

ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land Agent No
so Water street ClevelRud o. Lads for sale in Iowa. 1l
nos Wisconsin, and Minnesota, at & so er acre, and mp
,-.rdz 400
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BInsienI,

W. w. SMITH, H,-Manufaciure of Sole, Up
per snd Harness Leather and Dealer 10 French Calf aid
IaAing Skins. Cash Ppid for Hides and skins 4l9
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A. s, ABBO1"r, Lumber Dresser, and Manu-
Staer of and Dealer in shingles Iah Fence Stu 6c &e.
Flaming Circular Saving done 70 order Main street.
near lovers Machine sbop; Ashtsbula. 4l6,
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y, CROSBY, - Iron Founder, and manu-
iReurer and Dealer IN Flows Pow Castings, Mil Cast
4g &c Most descriptions Of Foundry ork done 10 order
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Furniture.

DUCRo & BBOTElERS, Manufacturers Of a
Dealers In furniture 'he best descriptions and every
ety. Also general Updeiiake and manufacturers OF Cof
Ashtabula. 4l8
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Com m IssIOn Merchants.

II 4 ID Z SEG MOUR, Forwarding and Com-
mission Merchants and dealers IN Salt Flour, Fish, Plaster,
Water Lime &c Also Con. mission Dealers in Lumber and
Slaves. Ashtabua IIarbor, Ohio. 40