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Two vS SL HHsfsGlE stfE GS NEAR
WE b,sgRsssfsy sSgSATH rEp PyslIs stLE.On
Ct O'clock. on the premises, ne shall sell Lot No,
and the s9uth ball q Lot No. II, square num-
Dereo oS Lot No. fronts % let 6x inches on lth
street between b. and streets nortn ru MINI baoi
fses inches; the south half Of Lot No. II ftonts
g lsee incnes on "a street vest between and
Title perfect and sale positive
Ierms: One fourth cash; the residue IN 6. u.
trust on the premises.
Oc q j. q. McGIIlRE n CO. As,cfs
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
SUPERIOR DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT
y AgcIIos:aa On WEDNESDAY HFTER-
Rooms, on the corner of 7th and b Streets. a.
9cioekp ?. m, tyo eases Of very superior Halbous
yusf landed and In line order from the cele-
brated nursery Of Van Dsrshoot & sons 10 Holland,
eSans,ins Of Double and Single Hyscinths, Tplips
the subscriber, ~ s " s vi
90 M-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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wi III iai e e e sahS BY the Six ss
MlLBURN. both Of this city,. s'l-l b. 80 = g
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F. w. RISQUE,
&C 2-2aw0d BARNARD & BtCKEY, Aucts


rrp By NALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
nUSTEES SALEEBy yirtus of deed OF
and of recosd. we will OFF, at auction ON WED,
NESDAt, the 3Hh day Of Noyember, Mt ~ o'cik,
square No, one hundred and twenty two lia2) be-
glnning for its bounds at the southwest corner of
SAID Lot and running thence east 81 feet thence
north feet y inch. thence west 81 feet and thence
south "a feet u inch to the beginning, with the I'm
Terms Of Sale--On.-third of the purchase money
70 pc paid IN cash. and the residue in two equal in
be secured by note and deed oftruse ~
wAGTE ASS s; COX.
Trustees of GEORGETOWN Building Associafios.
DC 3-SAwJd WALL& GARNARD, Aucts'
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,r,p ~ BE- W. 4 BARNARD. Aoctioneers.

THUSFEES SALE.-By virtne OF two deeds of
n, uux s, rom Martin Bosse. dated respectively
yill ofsr at public auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th
gay OF Noysmber, az ~ oc.ock ?. m on the prem
hundred and sixty Eight, 1881 in Washington, with
tne improvements, consisting of substantial
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase none,
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in two EQUAL in
staments, at and IL months, TO be secured by
notes, bearing interest and deed Of trust. =
WALTER s. COX,
FERDINAND W.RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown Building ssooiatIon
oc 2-Sav90d WALL d BARNAR ID. Aucfs
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct,oueer.. -
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING lot n NV

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT rHr
= . Corner OF NEW NEW JLnsEY hyEsys APP seaIh
AFTERNOON, Octoher eth At az oicloef. on The
premses re shall sell that yalusb property at The
being part Of Square No. $50, having front of ID
on north f street. Nv 49,
Title indisputable.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. II,
~, ana = months, with interest, secured by deed
oe24d !. c. MCGUIRE A. CO, Aucts.
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Trustees Of Georgetown Buiidhins Sssaei,tion.
oc 22-2awSpd BARNARD BIC CKEY't" aYct.

BY WALL. g. BARNARD, Auctioneers p ;
TNRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of two deeds of
trust from Richard Crnit, dated respecifvely
June 6, lass, And February y, 1ss4, will offer At
ptSSR % TGfE S.fb tn. 10Th d., ofNov.uh.r
O'Clock m part OF Lot seven e. in SQUARE four
HUNDRED and eighty one t+sI,l In Washington,
pounded as follows, viz: Beginning on 9Th street rs
ieet south from the northwest of the 50 uare
And running thence east 70 the rear line of tie lot
thence north along sad line Is feet inches, thence
west 70 9Th street, and thence south to the begin
ming, With he i'm provsments.
On TUESDAY,, the 18th day of Noyember lot
Of ground In Georgetovn, bounded as follows viz
beginning af the end OF 81 feet inches the FIRST
And . running thence Nth the north aide Of Bridge
and the end of sand line, thence north and parallel
e. Montgomery street l2o ieet thence west and par
the beg Inning, With the improvements. =
Terms Of sale: One thrd OF tn. purchase money
IN be paid in cash; and the residue in two eoual
lnsaiments st and ~ months. with interest 10 be
occurred BY notes and deed Of trust -
WALTER g. cox,
. ,-...oL-. II: w. RlSQUE,
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D Fness. y Fns srAa 70 r.snrss on n,
tAsrEsr STRAIN rREss N USE sovfH o. BAIT
MORE, rrB EDITION 10 20 LxHsR A. TO RRoufxk n
TO 81 PUT 70 rREss At An EARLy HOUR; ApvKa-
fuEMxxTs, rHRRKToRK, sHoULD M sRsr N ~
TWnvE o'cLocK, n; oTHKRwIsB rHBy nAY NOR
APPRAR UNTIL rHK NEXT DAT. - ~.
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soyer's new seaee, entitled tie sultans's sssass
sssns and 4 sS.. sa - "a s 2; J. 3.
doya And val diEestion--1zs Lsacsf.
cy; happy comhinstion Of favors md esssn -.
worthy or the delicate taste Of Suitaos TIE ss5s.
Sriminstin. S Pubic sH e6sSn patronage Of dis
IA eencsns1.taon Of ~ the pisusnt resources of
sAs etsIjsssr ~ "a. cssssa Se.cses Gessfse
e.one. ~ ne most valuable adjunct % Fssk Fleeh,
S tcvl; fnd should Be pisesd on every dinner Ia
THE s.ls.s: sssos iss most aslisssss sest--
sole Agents for the United stssss-exRDNER
SbtyEttN, III FULTON street New YortS and
os. ~ hAYES - ccrnhlIl, Bcstcs
0IxiiH kiDENQURss ot Pc ~ sHE6ELL&
is.E 81 ss ssJ = a.s.r efss.;. o. corn
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Trustee. q G.eEsesewa Building Association

BY RARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
eTRUSFEES, SALE.-By virtue of deed of
trust from Richacd DALEY, dated July 81, Iss2
and 81 record, we will offer at auction on Mon,
on the premises parts of lots Nos eighteen SJ and
}in Thomas BealPs addition to Georgs-
saste5n eSt.epity Of lot No Of Old GeoSgetown,
street. east twenty -fonr feet four inches. thenee
eorrah, snd Psrsliel With Washington street, one
west with said alley twenty-four feet four inches
ana thence south to the beginning, with the i'm,
ling. US 'ls n ~ ~' e ~"Ni-
=, Term: Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money
70 o. paid IN cash, the residue in two equal install
nents At six and twelve months with interest 10 lie
secured by note and deed Of trust.
WALTER g. cox
r...c W.. RISQUE,
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vented By the. renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimes, and sinoe
has deceAse 10 manufActur
Cd BY CRoseK 4 BLAcK-
WELL, London, from the
orlglna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ash for 10
q triA., convinced that 10
must add 20 the already
large consumption, and
that il vii prove itself un-
@ ualled, either a. . stimu-
liant 10 the appetite or On
aid to digestion.
n
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Sa Asp ROBE Boz pEsINsa
P;usA ssd cas hIasre SaAWL BOaDERs.
cAsAn1n Al M%x% SiEs,af ,ssss.
90 a-soss SIS r. ~ me.
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him, without any evidence, white or black, that
II was a meritorious case - Z
The Board refused to reconsider the vote Of dis
9 Tue same reported bin for the relief Of WIN.
T. Brown, u being for the remission Of nne i'm
posed by Justice cull ON said Brown, for letting
Minstrels. I'm the fall Of 1855 10 perform In with
Sir. Russell opposed the bill He said that he
knew so9etsing about the circumstances of the
aken all the responsibility Of the mnstfels playing
without lfcense
The bill was Lost
From the comuittee on police, Mr. Meade re-
parted joint resolution allowing George III.
Arvin TO erect two frame houses on lot No. 4, In
square No. 743. sal -
Ar, orms opposed the resolution. He stated
that IL bad been decided that the Board had no
power 70 ant such privileges without the consent
OF the President Of the United States -
MI Powell took the same view of the case.
Inc resolution was amended accordingly, and
Prom The Boasd Of Aldermen, the Chair read
PHI Tor the relief Of Miclael Costello; referred
Also, . blu suthoriziag the construction Of a
bill mailing appsopriafioa for tie contingent and
0sner expensee a the public schools Cor e6o; re-
fsrfed, Aiso, hin ainendstory Of an act for the
fcxulsaoa sio ai,gi6uelon q the Potomac water;
referred Also, bill snendatosy Of an act fos the
.ssesment Of personal property, and for other pur
Mr. orne moved 70 lay the bill on the table.
prevail. the bill was Of i'm porta nee
u he finances of the city. =
The melton % lay on the table was lost-yeas S.
nays H.. Adjeurned
On. e. BxALK's Psnopticon Of the WARM India
opens to-night e Odd Fellows' Hall, with al N
terrific csnbah and life-moving figures; il ste9<-
err bs.ti.s into cslcuts, hiding sheis tsooD q
q En9laSd. Nv Hnppy Home.b Odd /siovs
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rHI UNIVERSAL CoUea RyMEDy
For Lnag aad Throat CoDsplais
THE CELKBRArKD ToIy AN9DYNK,
Ada nted alaa fo Ali : = ; = 4

= For Lnss aad Throat Cogsplaisfs,
The CELKBR ATED ToLy ANCDYNK,
Sure Nenralgie Kennedy; r
70 f ANuAP'sSu = s'so % Oh Nervous Complaints.
: These reliable and valuable remedies are now
ready and viii be for sale BY AZ druggists and deal
efs. where circulars and fly descriptions may be
found TO which We invite ee eftent.on Of all and
on which We rely for apPobsaon. Prices within
4 soLyAsRsrs.
y, w. Hunneveli Co, and g commercial
Wharf, Boston Ges. HONEYWELL, 14s Wstsr st.,
For ssis By the us.s sgsnts in sysry city, and By
the druggists in Washington, Georssto.n. and
Mss's Bssissss sssss.
Yosrzs' D.nss s'Ifs,t .-..., $3.50, 49,.
omna's Da.ss suI afs,,,l,..,. -, -.
stSsS.. ,oxn Hots Bns s.S Would n 1s.esssag
snno1nos that their ennua dsplsy. Of Pal sn1
Winter Clothing nov feedy Tor inspsotion. Is
y sSS.s II he ssvsst and rcSsss dssis me
70 sfeSe Who study sxoslisnoS With economy. in
hekioN1ne srocles e dre!s, an opportunity 10 nov
04sre1s tSclsctlps 9em TIE most attractive stook
81 k-Maee csoemng IN thls city, st vevy re-
!s; WSsLoy, a experisnesd nssss and female
~ vSsoi ers Ss. - Cslsss Issk
2! ,so1fnlns The gums. redpoins u in6anpstioh
III a.iay s!l lsin. aad is sure 70 reg1lets The
g y2alisiys ID sIsY "a Sssts . yoss "a.
sscSSSS soin 's - ~ essea sseadvssfissnSes Z
II
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ORPHANS CouRr.-To-day, Judge Purcell had
mp for consideration the petition Of Harmon Burns
and VIM. H. Campbell, the bo,dsmen of Mrs. A.
p. Buthman, administratrix Of the estate OF John
II. Buthman, deceased, for counter security to be
given oy said administsatrix for the faithful and
proper adminisfrstion of said estate
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81 :!::' Az; !: :ssSss:sssa as
osa-ecA MURRAY 4 sENNEs.
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A NUT TO BE CRAckED.--It is stated on reliable
authority that the slaves of widow lady n shen-
nandoah county, Va, were furnished with arms
by the aboitionists, and night appointed for
them TO start to Harper's Ferry. Instead Of doing
SO, however, when the time came, they held a
consultation, and, taking those very arms, kept
guard from dark till dawn around their mistress;
house In the morning, they showed her the
arms, told her what they had done, and went to
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MARRIAGE At McKKNDRKE CHApEL.-Quite a
large number Of persons, young and old, was
assembled at McKendree Chapel this afternoon, 10
witness the marriage Of Miss Miranda c. Lam
bright and Nj. Charles Edwin Green. The happy
pair after receiving the congratulations Of their
many friends, started a brief tour to the orth
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tensions of the North, or to embroil the United
States with foreign nations, are the only two
means by which the hostile forces of the two
sections of the Union, approaching each other,
can be scattered. Is he much to blame for pur
suing such a policy? Is it not necessity OF
his position? Will not any President who shall
be elected to the Presidential Office from this
time forth pursue this course? Whether from
the North or South, STAKEHOLDER or a non
STAKEHOLDER, must not every President who de
sires to preserve the Union resort to such di-
versions or expedisnts? Must he not ignore
the Constitution to preserve the Union, and by
temporary shifts, vacilating issues, or base
compromises with wrong, or agitahOns abroad,
strive to keep together under one Government
hostile and conflicting peoples, with hostile and
conflicting interests? His craftsmanship can
not consist in enforcing great principles Of jus
tice and liberty, but in low Eastern conser-
vatism, which deems the worst government
better than any change"
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THE CHARLESTON MERCURY ON THE
FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION.

As the organ Of an important party in the
South, the Charleston Merc1uy's views of the
Federal Administration will be read with inter
est. We quote from the latest issue of that
journal:
& In this state of things, a man like Mr. Blu
chanan is made President of the Uuited States
What is he to do? The one great duty, per
haps, in his estimation, is to perpetuate the
Government of which he is the head, by perpet
uatng the Union. The Constitution is dead /:
he feels it-he knows it. The two sections of
the Union are yerging towards each other in
deadly conflict, which must, III his opinion, end
both Government and Union. What does the
necessity Of his position require? Why, to
avert this conflict, if possible. There is the
simple clue to all his recommendations to Con-
gress. Does he recommend the building of a
railroad to the Pacific? 1t will be a gulf of
endless expenditure, and require enormous tax
ahon through the tariff. Does he recommend
speclhc duties IN the tarilf-with the mighty
expenditures required? ltmay satisfy the man
utacturers OF portion of the North and moder-
ate their sectional plumber through the tariff.
Does he recommend a protectorate over nor.
tons of Mexico, or cOerciye measures towards
South American States? 1t will extend the
military power and patronage of the Govern
ment, increase its expenditures, and NAV lead
to war. Does he purpose that we should pur-
chase Cuba? No man in the United States.
we suppose, knows better than Mr.. Buchanan
the utter impossibility of purchasing Cuba from
Spain. But it raises hopes among the ignorant
in the South, and may divert the popular attei-
ton at the North, by new issue, from the great
sectional conflict which is now gathering It's
forces in the Union. Now, are not such recon
mendations as these the necessity of Mr.. Blu
chanan's position? Being in the North and D
the North, it is absurd TO suppose that he car
have any other feelings than those of the in
tensest desire to perpetuate the Union, so mum
berless in its blessings to his section of the
Union, however fatal to the liberties and inter
eSts to the South
To keep together the Democratic party, J
possible, by the old way of yielding to the pre-
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Wardsboro, VI. May II, 1852.
., ,Ie,srr. in stating the vyonderul Effects Ot
- ~ urTco1Bs REMEDY FOR THE ASTHMA" on my vic
ST. hos snaa,ad for wears mo than my pen can dc
Scribs with the sDasnodIc form of that term OlSaso
osui,ed Gus physicians OF the hgheSt Gel DfD
10 little no purpose AS oilth AZ len "a 80
n, year She was brought the very gates VI death re
orirng tv or three watchers sometimes, tor SEVERN
ga,-s and nights essIOn. AT unes, LOT houfI u
Id seep as every breath ust be the last we WeI
o liged to open doors aud VICIOUS IL mo "i1'e
Teso5t 10 every txpedebt that 0ecuoa could devise TO
keen her alive Al one tune she so far gone uiAs
ber piysician could not count her pulse Al lehgh
heard OF Whitcombis Remedy" acted IKE a en- arm
il enabled her TO sleep quietly IA few minutes Si
nearly broke up the disease keep II constantly on
bauda nd though il has cured her. Il has done won
ders in the way Of relief Methodist clergyman
stationed here | shall be happy TO answer any hSui
ries citing her case, and you are at liberty 70
any OF the foregoing facts thai will bench me So'
ed. Yours, truly klMBALL HADLEi'
Mr. BURNETT.
Jonas Whitconb's Remedy Is prepared only by ~
SEPH BURNETT CO, Central Street Boston. FO'
New Ysrk by Hegeman & Co.
. schiedc IN Bros. X Co.
- Barnes X Park.
Philadelphia by Hassard CO.
4" Frederick Brown
Baltimore. b, WIN q. Brown BTother
- ,. p. Polk.
Washington hy Naira Palmer
Norfolk, by ssn.or, Wsiksr, q co; Co.
Richm7rd. by Fishe Winston, 20.
CHICAGO. by J. n. Reed q Co.
Cincinuati, by J. ID PAX
81 Louis by Henry Petes Go.
louisville, Ky, by Suiehne Hughes'
New Orleans. by y me rrovsn
Anon IA O., by Plumb q l. liner
s,,Su"sb by A A SOlomaGs h Co.
"a ~, IN DRUGGISTS throughout The United State
'"N y Canada.
One dollar per bottle. q
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA.

4 COMPOUND remedy. in which we have laborsi
N to produce the most lectual Alternative that can be
made. II is concentrated extract of Para Sarsaparn
combined with other substances OF still greater aefs
i've power as to all rd an effective anidoie for The
diseases SarSapuri la Is repuled Ii IL believed
that such remedy wan ed by those who suffer from
SIumous complaints, and that which will accom-
plI> their cure must prove OF immense tI
large class OF our afflicted fellow cIIzens How com
pletey this compound will do has proven by cx
pertinent many of the be found the
following complaints,
Scrcfua and ScrotuI0us Complaints, ErupuOns ana
ErLpuve Diseases, Ulcers PImples, BOlches Tumofs
SalI Rhcunl Sclld Head, syphilis and SyphIhuc Alice
lions, MercurIal Dsca.e. Dropsy, Neural gia OF Tic
DOulourcUK, OeJi.y, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Ery
speas Rose or 81 AIt'1nys Fire, and indeed the whole
class OF Tmria"ts or elng from 'mpUrliy Of The Blood
This COMPOUND will be found great promote OF hea h
when tab en- 90 Tie sprJe, tG cApe the foul humOrs which
fes'er the ulood That of the year BY tue
timely expn slon o. them, many ranking disorders
nipaed IT, Toe bud Muuudes can hy Ihe aid Of I'M,
remedy, spare themselves from the endurance OF fou
erupuous and uCtrOus sores through which the system
will 10 ITSELF corrupuous # moi assisted 10 de
Tins through the natural channels of The body by an al
iefauv' Erd cue CiraHse oU The vItiated blood when
ever you tins is Impurities bursting through the skin
Is obstruced ami sluggish IN the veins cleanse when.
ever 1t as foai, ad your Feelings will tell you
brucr health. and 1--we longer, for c!ea sing tile blood
Keep The blood healthy, and ali Is we'll, but with THIS
pabuiam o. he d'soTdercd there can be 10 lasting health
machinery Of lie Is dI,CrGcfco or ovrr1brown.
SarsBpart has, and deserves much, the reputation o.
accomplishing these euas. But the world has been
egregiou>y deceived by preparations of H. partly be
the drug has moi all The virtue that Claimed
for IT, but because many preparations, pretending
To be concentrated extract II, contain bat little OF the
virtue Of Sars9paTIlia, or anything else
During a.e years e public have been mised by large
bottles pretending give "a quart Of Extract SHrsa
parlia for dollar Mos; OF these have been frauds
upon the sick for they only contain hItle, II any
Sars3paTla bu oltrn curative proper les whatever
Hence hitter snd painful disappointment has followed
the OF the vanou. raCts of SaTsapaIiila which
flood the market, until The name ijsef justly despsed
and has become synny mous with imposition and cheat
Suli cali Ibs cOupond SdrsapHrla, anu intend 10
suppl, such remedy shalt rescue the nsme from the
load OF ob.Oquy which rests upon And we mink we
have ground for believing II has virtues which are A.
resIsuh y The ordinary of the diseases Is intended
20 In 10 secure Their complete eradlcauo
re system the remedy should be JudIcOusly taken
a,c,r UIng to dire cuOns on the bottle.
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are liable 10 serious Inconvenience, II uugrOvided win
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fLene7 from a La1rgsr ia N,tcttvyPOrf MaSJ
Neyyburyport February 25. 1885

lLenC7 from La1rgsT ia N,tobuTyPOTf MaSS
Newburypor,, February 25, 1885.
Dear Sir: II il now nearly twelve months since
ceved the first bottle OF your vaual lie medicine for the
cure Of the Asthma For tITtcen years suffered with
the Asthma end during that time there bat few
months in which did not suffer with pa.UX5 that
entirely Frustrated for three da az M
times longer. ! will say, al from the time took the
first se IL your Remedy 10 the present hOU have
not had bad attack and now my - 81, free from
il that the most active exercise and exposure seldom as
any other ell than slightly restrict the lungs our
med cine soon dispels dat sensation, and can saiey
cIam general release from the 10 mentor Please &c,
cent nv gratitude the blessing ana believe me mat
shall endeagor TO itt~Oduce the Remedy whenever Up
rortdnty occurs. With great respect your obe 1ltm
sc-ysut } BRAGDON
IoSEpu BURNETT ESQ.
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CURTIS & POST.

RALUMORE, Md, Commission Merchants for a.
ID So OF Country Produce and Merchandise genersi
'"i wholesale Deaer ia Cheese, and Fish Of I'll n y
w; MAekerel, Salmon, Shad, Herring Goldfish g. =
N various sized packages, from TO one tbous,.t
barrels Orders respectfully solicited which v1U III
hled Al lowest market rates. and 10 sat sfsction a. u
qnay We VIII he Pleased to refer some Of our me-
western Trends ana patrons on application by letter or
otherwise. COnsgnmeniS Of Western Cheese oiso go
ed Warehouses, - South street and Al Pralt street