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su,ednx IN BALrIno1E.-Yesterday mornin

SUICIDE IN BALTIMoRK-Yesterdav mo,ntna
SAYS the American Of this morRine, between IS ana
O'Clock, man named August STANCE AGED 2G
years, committed suicide while In a dersnosd
STATE OF mlAd, at the dwelling Of John Reiss No.
% harrison street, near the bend He occupied
one OF TIE garrett rooms Of the house. which is two
sloiies IN hight, as sleeping apartment At the
Perfed harned he arose from his couch and "a r.
InS razor, cut himself on the left arm above the
~iLs1, ana Then cut his throat He then pot out
" Zoe PACK window To the roof and threw him.
sen 70 the pavement Of the ward the ght side Of
MS forehead striking violently against the brick.
by which the skull was crushed i'm and 49,
caused Instantly. Mr.and Mrs Reiss hearing tn
mo- Oh the fall to the ground, hastily desce5ded
and found him lifelrss Info rmation being er M.
in19lcatsd by the police officers Coroner Hail
esla an inquest; the jury, from the evidence be-
lote mem rendering verdict OF premeditated
lclde- On his person was found the ann, -
SIzl %, OF which Sl02 so was In gold a. in s,I
yer, ana the balance in bank no3es and y,hioh
mas Deen Retained by the coroner prevjo,,, ~
couinitung The deed he wrote a note. mot Al
fected or igned, In which he states that he had
SICKNESS that nobody could cure evidently slInd
my 70 nis being deranged in mind, In which ait
ndtIoh ne mas been for several years He was a
caoIhe. varnisher by occupation but had mot
WOfked thereat for some time He has NO reIa.
uVes In this country. He was a native OF MeIhan.
sfn, IN Prussia, where his father lives. He
boarded at the house Of 81 Hannibal. a few dso,s
Deio~, having eaten his supper the EVENING he.
fore and paid his board. Being natnrally ~
nleiancholy disposition, he would not partic,oste
IA any Of the after enjoyments of the tabJe he
%sS member Of the German WORKING Mems
Union, OF Arbeiter Hall, who have taken cbs,as
OF ana will bury him ~ A Sc
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NAVAL AcApBMf At AsSAPoLIs-The exami-
nation Of one hundred and eleven candidates for
admission to the Naval Academy at Annapolis
was -cloeed on Saturday evening. About eighty
were admitted, and thirty rejected on account Of
deficiency In their primary education We wefe
present at the examination on Friday and Satz,r.
dav, and were much pleased with the fairness and
hnpartiality with which it was conducted Some
Of the boys failed the Fst trial throug timdity
but all were given second examination and en-
abed to prove their efficiency, II they really pos
sessed It, They wefe Examined In long division
and multiplication, and In reading and spelling,
most Of those who failed being deficient in the
latter branch Of education. One lad eighteen
years Of age, In writing twelve lines fs0m diets:
ton, spelled thirteen words wrong and insisted
an In academy The brightest boy of the whole
class was little fellow from Texas, about fifteen
years Of age, who had been three years setting
| type In a newspaper office, and had studied
mathematics and arithmetic with dipcandle in
the garnet of a log cabin at night He was poorly
asked how he obtained the means to reach Armand.
lis, replied that he worked for 1t, and that his
money falling short on the route, he had got some
small jobs at typesetting in New Orleans and
| other points OF his journey. IL he should not be
admitted, he expected to work his way home
again. We saw him on Saturday on hoard the
Constitution in bis naval uniform, with his gilt
buttons and anchors, looking as bright and hope.
| full as IL he anticipated becoming a commodore
| The practice-ship Plymouth was still cruising
| In the bay with two hundred of the students on
board. They were to be allowed to land yester.
day, preparatory to the resumption Of studies to.
day. They have been three months at sea- and
since their return to the Chesapeake have passed
| daily In sight Of the Academy, but have not been
allowed to land, either boys officers the fami-
lies OF the latter being most anxious spectators Of
her daily Hitting along the roads. Baltimore
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PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE OVERLAND Mac.
NErIc TELEGRAPH TO RussIA-We learn that
measures are being promptly taken by the com
pany that recently obtained the contract to con-
struct for this Government its proposed magnetic
telegraph line to the Pacific, to obtain the COOP
Grafton of the Russian Government to plan for
the extension of their line via Russia's American
possessions, to connect with the present lines
from St Petersburg extending through Russia
very near to those possessions. From informal
ton already in the possession Of the company
little doubt is entertained that the Russian oy
eminent will zealously and promptly lend its
countenance and Pecuniary assistance to the
schemei which, after all, may within year, or
at most two, bring to New York advices from
London not more than twenty-four hours afte,
being dispatched from the British capital. Yer
lily, We do live In an age Of progress
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS IN SYRIA.-we
learn that the Secretary Of the Navy has, at the
humane request Of some of our citzeus, and with
promPtitude highly creditable to him, ordered
that the U. s. storeship Release, now in commits
sion at Boston, be detained until the 18th inst for
the purpose Of receiving and conveying to Syria
such boxes Of clothing or other goods as a sympa.
fhizing public may be disposed to contribute to-
wards relieving the thousands Of distressed people
who are now suffering In consequence Of the re-
cent terrible massacres in that distant land All
kinds of new and cast-off clothing, and all kinds
Of fabrics which can be converted into wearing
apparel or bedding, which may be contr buted
and placed on board the aforementioned shin,
will be conveyed to the "Anglo-American Relief
Committee" at Beyrout. All boxes or goods must
be directed TO James M. Gordon, Esq, Secretary
Of the American Board Of Foreign Missions, Bos-
ton.
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II The Natl, Ial Democratic Committee of
General Superintendent for the City Of Phila-
delPhia have addressed several interrogatories to
the democratic candidates In Philadelphia, wish
ing to know If such candidates viii support the
Reading electoral ticket, and also II they will
exert their influence to destroy the bogus electoral
ticket Of the Forneyites. A failure to answer
these questions afirmatively will be considered
sufficient to place the delinquent outside Of the
democratic party.
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7. PREPARATIoSs FOR THE PRINcK-The Wash
inSton correspondents Of the NeWyYork and othef
sehsauon journals, In their eagefnes to pandef
70 tne public appetite, often publish statements
which not only have no foundation in point of
iact, out are actually absurd. Such has already
Deen the case with reference to the arrival and re-
ception Of Baron Renfrew In this city. The state
ments Of the press outside Of this city, in this
matter especially, are not always to be deemed
reliable.
II will be the desire and determination Of the
Star to keep the citizens informed of everything
Of consequence that transpires with regard to tine
movements OF his lordship during his soiourn in
this city. Az an instance Of the absurdity of m,ny
q the statements Of correspondents, spoken of
above, we will refer to the one relative 10 the
President and the Mayor receiving the Prince a.
the depot and escofting him to the Executive
Mansion. All must readily perceive that such
seton on the part Of the President Of the United
States would be unbecoming, and tend greatly to
lower the dignity Of that high Official position.
Baron Renfrew and suite will arrive here on
"Wednesday, about O'Clock, In a special train
and in all probability will be met at the depo. By
| the Presidents nephew, MIR. Jas Buchanan, for
merly his efficient private secretary In the eve
ming there will be a rspast suitable to the occa
sion, at the White House; and also one on Thurs
day. Lord Renfrew will dine with Lord Lyons
| on Friday; and an invitation will be extended to
the diplomatic corps to dine with him, before his
departure. No public reception will be given by
the Prince in the East Room as stated in north.
ern paper.
He will be conveyed to Mount Vernon on the
| steamer Harriet Lane, but we have not vet been
able to learn on what day this visit will be made
| From the best information we can obtain we feel
safe In saying that the grand pyrotcchnic display
which 10 to be given in his honor, will not take
place on "Wednesday evening, as currently re-
ported. The announcement, we suppose, will bs
| made in due time.
/ This exhibition viii be had in the reservation
south OF the Presidents Mansion. Mr.. Edge
Pyrosechnist from Jersey City, with several assist
ants, are at present in the city, busly engaged fl
preparing for this occasion. 1t will surpass, 1t Il
said, any similar exhibition at any time given il
the United States.
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80. Hon. K. Mallory, Ky; Hon a. r Boteler.
Val Hon J. III: kunkel, Md, are at Browns
go. Judge Dunkin and ledy. XIV: Mr. st,n,.v
NJ. +, Eng; Mr. Arthur, Eng J. H. Brodhead
Pa, are at the National
49,. We see the statement going the rounds that
MIA Adah lsaacs Menken alias Mrs Adah Isaacs
Menken Heenan, has commenced a suit for di.
Eorce against John C. Heenan. Heenan declare,
VA y De was never married to Adah or any othe,
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. III Before General Walker was surrendered to
the authorities OF Honduras by the commander Of
the British vessel to whom Walker had capitu.
lated, he made the following protest:
81 hereby protest, before the civilized world
that when l surrendered to the captain of her
Majestys steamer Icarus, that officer expressly re-
ceiyed my sword and pistol, as well as the arms
and In 80 many words to him. as the representa-
tive Of her Britannia Majesty.
"WM. WALKER
!" On board the steamer lcarus, Sept. S, 1sGO. J,
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The RErRoCBssIoS OF THE BAY ISLANDS TO
HoNDuRAs.-Mr. Molina, recently accredited to
our Government Minister from Honduras. had
long interview on Saturday with Secretary Cass.
In reference to matters connected with that Gov.
ernment. Honduras, 1t is said, after she learned
OF the expedition Of Walker, urged upon the
British authorities to keep possession Of Ruatan
Now that Walker has been captured, and her
fears have been quieted, she is ready TO take DOS
session, and Great Britain, in accordance with
the treaty, will surrender it up to Honduras
This Is the explanation Of the reasons why 1t has
been SO long delayed
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II 1t is now ascertained that the schooner St.
Mary's foundered in Lake Michigan on the mig hit
Of the Lady Elgin disaster. One of her small
boats drifted ashore on Sunday last, short dis
lance north Of Chicago. One body, supposed to
have been lost on the Lady Elgin, has been iden
tined as one Of the schooner's crew. There were
eleven persons, Including the crew, on board the
vessel
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IVThe imitation Of Prof. loves balloon was
commenced at Philadelphia on Friday night, and
at FIVE o'clock Saturday morning everything was
prepared for ascension, the excursionists were in
the basket and the rope was about to be cut when
the balloon bursted near the top, putting termi.
nation to the undertaking.
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IVA destructive storm of wind passed over
the town of Ava, N. Y, on Tuesday last, sweep
ing down trees and fences in its path. The house
Of Nicholas Reed was crushed by a tree falling
across it, and three Of his children Were instantly
killed
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IL The Chersw (south Csrolina) Gazette
gives currency 10 painful rumor that wedding
party Of fcrty-eight persons were poisoned near
COkes5ury, in that State, few days since, Of
whom forty are dead. The Gazette expresses its
belief IN the truth of the report ..-.
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UTA letter ffsn Yarmouth, ". s., states that
the hull of the ship StaHordshire, lest several
years since on the passage from Liverpool to Bcs-
ten, has recently been found of Sag Rarbor, in
ten fathoms water - ~ .-t I
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer. ANS
INTERFERING SALE AT PUBLIC AUc-
Ir'os 81. rat ti sP ths q s.,i q Sos
per At 10 O'clock two highly cultivated Farms, cd
smile. from ws.snstoa city, Dc d. e., on the sew
snth .,5 ss Eosd IN county, Nd k.O
Nine Nine h SSs:. sna one N 'ces elss
SsSiy four S head u c. ssse. oompri.inr-
Mich hnM, Cow ,s, y"un. steers. &c &c,
Pair OF hns Csrrisse Horses, " ~ S"''
No.: Ba.o 1f Ret eSa Ss sssas. Co. &C.
SHt I9;ssIsH sTns:s' .pd Gents saddles,
One -Four hcrss Wa on. Harness, Carts, csrvaI.
s ssa Rs1. 3 Fc::r
And many other useful sTtioiss too u.nsrou, to
LsT1s Ios S q Clover end Timothy Hay,
whesS Kye and vet strsw; Corn ana Con Fss4e-
rs.srve: Nc. !, contaiplnE about 300 sores, h:ie
III" AZ he: @
Of hrst Glass city residence, sueh a. bahia water
cellar md as.si IN s1e
:sssaf aSs n:ss s S Ia
Farm Ne hss about 900 sores highly improved
1000 barn and sssbine Tor Il hors.s. a' Bund,ns:
81 % =: slS n .V. ss as .l
wood land and fine meadow The Arms VIII be
ton, TIII'- Z. 49,
Terms of sale: One. third cash; balance TO suit
property. All the personal sroperty viii be sold on
credit ofs months for al sums over $40 and Nd 20
given for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearIne in
terest from the day Of sale; ell sum- under 40
% sold without reserve on the 6rst Tpesday in
October, and the sale viii be continued daily until
osS q ssa sd sssfs IF
ton :, EIv.r by c2llins on the owner, WILLIAM A.
BATCdEE0R. shout miles beyond the farms %
Mt. cleget and D. y. Blair, on the Seventh street
,,oed: Aadress, IL By letter, Cottage Post Once,
sc l>sod dps " A. GREEN, Auet.
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THE PREsfDBNr's PRIVATE SEcRErARrsH1p.
lanes Buchanan, Jr, having resigned the posi-.
ton OF private secretary to the President (Which
post he filed with SO much ability,) for the Dur.
pose OF returning to Philadelphia and resumins
the practice of law, A. j. Glosbrenner, Esq. late
Sergeantat-Arms Of the House of Representative
az we stated would probably be the case, has been
appointed in his place, and to-day entered upon
the discharge Of his duties
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PROMOTIONS IN THE Pension OFFIcE-James
E. Stewart, from 81 GOO to 81 ,sOO, vice T. ID jerks,
deceased. :
WV SPerry, from 81, 400 to 81 ,6OO, vice Stew
art, promoted. -
John Work, from 81 200 to 81 AGO, vice sperry,
promoted as above. -
The vacancy In the first class Isl ,2OO) was filed
we learn, some time since -
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LOST AND FOUND.

e REWARD ost, on Saturday, Septeuber
III 2a, a pair Of gold sPECTA-SS
IN r6;o, ffn rIP,TH to lac dropped
rom there to the railroad depot The above re-.
ysfd wil be given the finder by leaving them n
SoI street, b.tween sth and 10th SITS It-D
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-A WHITE HOG, .up
= posed to be lost by some drovers. The 1
owner Is requested to come forward.f
prove property, pay charges, and take her SS.U,Ss
away. JOHN ROCHE. n idge a.. =
a.. .-s.. between nj and N streets north,
IL and between 4th and 9Th streets west.
i OSF-Somewhere between the Northern IJber
A. mes ann Columbia College, ON Fourteenth n n
MOROCCO POCKET BOOK cootaining papers
OF value 70 no one bnt the owner. eward Of IS
tween Z and r streets. "a sd :
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WANTED-TwO good MILLINERS None
w but the best nee apply.
s. HELLER. 81 Market Space,
OCl Ratweep nd 9TH sts
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AUCTION SALES.

By THOs. BOWLING; Georsetovn.
aJHphT M6FENffNEe AT n.. e. IL D.
mac street,. shall sch the Furniture and EGects
OF gentleman declining housekeeping, oonsisting
MshossnE sIdeboard, Tables, Chairs.
Carpets, Croker, and G iss: Wac.
Bed.tesds, Bureau, Mattresses, Bedding, DO.
FERN. Of sale: sum: Of and under sas cash
over s25 q credit Of 80 and 50 days, Tor approved
'n ssa notes. 0'' fho 6ss'f botwLrNe Auo
UTHE ABOVE SALE rs UNAvoIpABLy
Ro.tponed on account of the ram, until wEDNEs-
DAY a. the Sd inst., Sane ns h S i,o,v,,Nc
By A. GREEN, .uctloneer.
VHt tRA CORNER LOT AZ THHbE shyy
ossebss shall sell q Front y thu
font 0 Sn Ppori Lot no ~ IN square So
Eleventh street east 3 feet The sale WI Be
ssofa n e b :oS
90 I'D a GREEN. Auct.
BY WALL BARNARD. Auotaonesrs.
TQ1DTHREE-S TORY AND ATTIC BRICK
sHf5S = Srsflos.o 5SIT MoSb y Y9HI RFArEsk
'front.' Of In. pfsais.. at 8. S6 Vi. 81:
nins d re- nSsss on Sixth
and good three tor and s .ssc b s
Gwslins: situated in good neiEhborhood and he
iHPfUNlng p1rt OF the CITY.
q, Terms: One third cash; the Yes4due In g. ~ and
~ m0ntns, bearing interest, and secured BY deed
sess-d Wall & BARNARD. Auo.,.
ID IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN.
tn @ sSpye 60 ? is postponed to WEDNESDAY,
AraEhNOON, 81 inst, same heur. -
90 WALL q BARNARD, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES AND CAR.
a hLALLs.-By virtue of deed OF trust from
ames henry 20 me, the undersigned, recorded in
Li9 9S!, A. =, No. lS8, at foios go. 90, Z shaL
on IOESDAf Y, the I'd of October, at 10 O'Clock O.
y set up Tor sale, before A.. Green's Auction
hoomss corner OF seventh and d Streets : :
Horses and Carryals.
az erms; One third iu cash, aai the residue in
IN sne purchasers notes, satisfactorily endorsed n
o. ana % Gays, with interest The Trustee feseryes
tns rgnt OF resale, upon one day "A not az NJ fhs
Ilsk And cost of the purchaser IN defauit ths
sale. w MAfrRW ~ uJ u
sea dGGR ZEN, HSct.
.- By BARNARD g. BUCKLEY, Auctioneer,.
GsorsGoycn. d. c.
DOSlTIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUII, n
NESDAf AFTERNOON, Sd OctobeJ. AT balf
past O'Clock We will sell, in front of the premises
s tol Lot 81, fronting g. feet on the north aide
" ater street, and running back 80 feet, betveen
sea eIsoh and washington streets. Title perfect
"a terms: One-third oash; the residue in g. II and
t9,.t n osalns lnterett, secured BY deed Of
se2sd BARNARD & BUcKEy. Auo..
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Ssng.

Ssng.
When the great Sir Walter Raleigh laneuished
in tyrants tower,
Hanstngcloqds, instead Of sunshine ten the wing
Al he nv essh day ain nearS Dean, iuevis.bl.
VIVA. ''s S. sg s hi utter an...s hi. A..sie,
WHAT ,. :hs sf H. ia. LIS
- sworded strife. "
Memory OF the wreaths that Genius twined around
- his brilliant name,
And glorious exultation for the future of his
fame ~ A'
EGEF = Is 3.Eng'-a.EEE E.l
Nor forgot by him the soother that his effort gave
, to man- $40
Brought from where the bright James River like
"a strain Of music ran p . ---- -
Where the healthy sons Of Nature, unpolluted
a noble yet, - - 49,.
BY their breezy groves and fountain. smoked the
balmy Calumet.
How his manly count'nance lighted, though his
form was doomed 10 bleed :
w hen he thought Of ell the pleasure In the mild.
extatc 90 Weed! 90 =. ~ = y
Yet his heart would still have beaten all the
proudef In his breast, -.. - n .
III bis tongue had but once tasted our aGoopwIN,s
PATENT PRKssKp.n = : : :
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WANIE D-A good journeyman BARBER.
good wages and st ady EMPLOYMENT Apply
No. x, CHRlSMOND'S, No. 500 Garrison st.,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrKRNOON q TO MoRRoW

by Il. ". MoCOkMlCk; Alexandria
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAI,UA
Bib tpAcI OF LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF ALLY
AFDklA, VA, ON THE A, L. a H. X. R.-By vlrtns
OF decree OF the circuit Court Of AlexandTls
county, IN the SUIT OF Hooe, GuArdlan, rs 8ardIn
ano others, the undersigned viii, on TUESDAY,
"a 81 Octote- 1850. At u O'Clock. in front Of the
mayors ofhoe, IN the city of Alexandria cell al
pubic suet,on, q valuable tract containing about
~ s9res OF land IN the county Of Alexandria, Of
wnisn Lsgrl,trn Hardin Zee died seiled. This
pom WashIngtop and Georgetovn, on the road
leading rom ais Church" to Geore etoVu And
on the AleIandrls, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
road, water station beng near the land The
improvements consist of q good two-story flame
hpreiing Houss, With back building ;sprnG house,
tins fsrm 10 the three markets. Of Alexsndfis.
Warrington and Georgetown, the character Of the
And ana the hesthfulness Of the location, mates n
q desirable residence.
The terms prescribed b. the decree are. Onete NTH
o. the purchase money 10 cash; and the residue in
rom TIE DAY Of sale, the deferred payments 20 be
tsrest from the day Of sale, and retention 81 the
TIT until paid. III desired BY purohassrs the prop
erty would he divided into two OF moro paroels
sod /. Vat thsreofvil be sIhis,sd ~ .as sSdst,
au 50 2taW "a -. =. Commissioner
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GRAND OPENING! IL ----7!-
" NO DECEPTION!
The Best Place now in this CITY
o. A., To Purchase IEfl'rF /
ID H Go Oh -
Is the Store just opened by =
A r. & b Il o.,
391 SEVENTH SrRxFr. Rprw,

Nexf Door to TAyson's : 80
And why Because there you will Snd
mensely large stock of ali kinds OF Gnnd. an I'm
tanning to this line Of business, too nnmerop ~
ifs1 ,S the latest and most stylsS
Our So9ds arg bought on the most favorable ts,,,.
and VIII be sold AZ the small ad vance sh,vsv
n comparison to prices charged other Inc
All goods warranted as to their op,I,,,
advantage will be taken in selling 10 snv Sna no
ggnsc9nalnted IN the different quslities Of goods
glance at our stock, and our v ay OF do NJ ~ :;
ness il be sat- sfactorY 10 eli who WI fsyas
III Take notice Of the NUMBER 3a,-.,ho on,.
Store Of the kind in that square. se "a o ~
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- 90. D. A. GREEN. Anesionssr.

TRUeTGE's SALE OF VALUABLE P.op-
u KRrY sKrwKEN liIn AND f2rn sYs. IAsT XNp
que Of deed Of trust from Joseph CuviIiier tsied
MAJ Is. i?s4, duly Eeeorded IN Liber J, 8. No n.
count, ID: q shaiL q the request Of The owner
AND hc.ser OF the note therein ssoarsc, ON TUES
n,oa the prerisses. sell. at public auctien the fol-
sosieN valnehle property or 90 mach And luch
Il L. Is s' e i, L. ys st Ter ne Ne.
..Is,ns. One third ossh !; and the rssisss iss. u
deed oftraattaken 10 secure the deferred paySaos.
~ oonyeyanoes az the lurehssers ocst II De
IS unseee rssesves the rug he 20 ROD - punAs-
sss con AM ~ y,sk' sfsE Sss5,s Psssss estis4
: :. q =, ,...Sa: s \ ~o 90 AShRfEE2.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A PLUMBER. Inouire at NV
w ERS McGHAN'S. None but a first class
workman need apply ocI
WANTED-By respectable woman, a SITIA-
W 1lOS az wet Use. Good ref srences given
1-9t
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WANTED-A TENANT for a two .,o,v c,.-,.
mouse, containing rooms and passage Pos.
stssioh given the lst October Inquire al sos M
-" "ss', hoAt uoofs