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AUCTION SALES.


pURSUAN to a l.eenss from the Hon. John A.
Waterman, Judse CT Probate for Cumberland
county hereby give notice that shall offer for
s.e AZ pubie auction on Friday. July 8, D., 1854,
~ eIock r III. on the premises, one-eight part In
Mn we dwelling house ON Franklin street. Port
e' and numbered "a on said street
said one eighth Part beip o the share Of INV vsrds
ley In ssid properly
DA'su ~ Portland this 18th day of May A. ID. leez
...x. JOHN J. ADAMS, Guardian.
~ me same time aud place. TIE remaining seven.
slsn.s OF sa,u property viii be offered for 81 e. The
by % feet.
June 2e-dtd
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The following list was IA
ken from the living Animals
themsslyes in the Companys
Building, $50 X S4i Broadway
N. Y. on the 22d of March,
and therefore may be consis.-
cred
4 Correct Lix Of .iiiimIl5
Prof I.angvorthy's Trained Animal;
African Lion, As.atic Lion, Nami9-
han LioBess. Brazilian Tiger. Heng.i
Leopard Senegal Leopard. South A.
meriean Jagulr, performed " him
at each entertainment.
-so;-
Living Giraffe, only one Ia Ams rica;
Great Performing Elephant. ripPp
y lib. exercise by Frank Mash I;
Black Africa Ostrich. uine iest high.
\. A. Grew Ostrich; Zebra Pair Of
White Bear: Fair young Ltonz Z;
California Grizzly Belr, vary large (,
BENGAL LEOPARD and NouhF. Africaa
Panther, English Fzllow Deer. sill
yer Striped HyeaA, AiFiezn spotted
Hyena. American Panther or fans /;
Poonah or Itinioo1sn Bear oaiy
one IN AihtIiIN fNltANaH isfeN- tNl-
attic Lion, Bengal leopard, Young
Lion 5 years oil. BRAZILIAN TIGER.
\. A. Jaguar. African Leopard. Roy
al Bengal TIGER, only 0ae ia A1~Fica,
Burmese or Sacred Cow. lee or Polar
Bear. Rocky Mountain VIII Cat.
japanese Maskin Swins, Afriesa
Gasaiir, Nirsinin Possom. American
Black Bear. Chimes and MeNirsn
Dogs, New Hallanl Kangaroo, Afd-
can Crowaet Crane. Black Wolf
Grey Wolf. Egyptian Goose. African
PorsnPine, very rare Bias sand
Hill Crane. White sf9fs. Yery isrse.
Black swan. African Pelican, Span
ish AMI American Fowls. SILVER
Phea4sats. Golden pheaslnis. Span
ish Maeaws. American Esgie, ilpac-
ca Sheep, Cashmers Sheep, While
Lama, flyer Cat. Red and yellow
Crest Corkata0s. Parrots aai Doves /;
Monkeys and Dogs. Ikgt Hare aaa
Guinea pi.r. Ant EAser and Coafiin-
manda. Buhnop A.i Ghiie Far.d
Monkey, Wood nleks and Carrier
Doves. l.ol- arlnri Gibbons. Rocky
Mount ia Bl6ser. Australian Shelf
paro4netts. Nha- Rats and Mice
W iddah Eirls, Btsck Squirrel. Coe-
atiis, African Gsey Parrots, Tsmpico
Prrrots. Love Birds. African hing
Marx psroqnstts. Ausiraiisn RcSsiia.
Lori p4ro lnetts. Lori Granda Ring
Parrots. :. A. PaFSis. Chines~ Par.
oqasits. King AMI Qgsca Parrot.
koa Coeasi31. SatiH Breast Pare
qaeti. EnraPsaa lays, Just aide 4 tie
Great AUiRALiAN BiRD snuv,
consisting ai an immense number "a
Birds OF every variety aaa piRmsfe.
Preceding the r8Fesou~
procession On its arrival inioi
the place of exhibition, mai
be seen the COLOSSAL COL
DEN CHARIOT containing
Ono HosN's CoRsET ZANE.
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TEE COMMUNICATION of a1- Is unavoid-
ably deferred until tomorrow.
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EeatiYal nj GOrIiana.

TulHE citizens Of Gorham Will hold Strawberry
IL Festival and Fair Tor the benefit Of the Army
Christian Commission. "Wednesday aud Thursday.
June % and 81. The fair will be opened at the Acad-
envy Hall at O'Clock r. NJ. on Wednesday, and
continue durioR the following day.
An exhibition of Tableaux will be given at the
Town Hall on Wednesday kyening, ats O'Clock On
Thursday Evening Musical Entertainment will be
given at the Congregational Church. by Miss H. n.
Camnet and Jennie Usher, and Aessrs John l..
Shaw, John Morgan and ii. 5. Ddwar's.
Refreshments. including Strawberries and Cream,
will be for sale at the Academy during the fair.
Single Tickets emitting this holder 10 a"mssi IN to
the iar. % either the Ev snng Entertainments,
Is cents Packages OLA tickets for families so cents
tickets 20 cents
An extra train will be run .oyer the York and
Cumberland r, X. on Thursday leaving Portland
at 8 O'Clock l.. NJ aud returning after the Concert.
UTickets from Port and for the whole trip. includ
fog admission to the Concert so cts Ssccarspps 40
cents Buxton Centre 20 Gets; Bar Mils As cts; will
be for sale at the stores OF III. Packard. Bailey a
Noye' and sanborn Carter. In Portland. and at
Pennell Aliens Saccarappa
Per rder of Comm Of ARRANGEMENTS
Gorham. June q, ls5i.-dit
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Hackmetack Shin Timher.

OAK. Hackmetack. and Hard Wood Plank, Tree
~ nails from II TO Is inches, Treensi Wedges, So
&c, by L. TAYLOR
june2sd3m Calls W hart, Portland.
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Death of Maine Soldier.

FORTRESS MONROE, June II.
Among the deaths in the Hampton Hospital
to-day, was David I. Stevens, sth Maine.
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stonaohs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
iizrness and swimming in the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the ode
womb with Internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
I'll that long train diseases VIII find In Electrr.
too profuse menstrnation and all of those long lire
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specifc and will In short time restore the sufferer
70 the vigor Of health.
~ We hare an Ktsefro- Cherieai zpparafss fos
extracting Mineral Poison frum the system, such
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
are troubled with stir joints, weak backs, and vAri
Gus otherdifculties. the direct Of which. In
nine cases out Of ten IL the effect of poisonous drugs
Gan be restored 70 natural strength and vgor By the
use Of from ave to eight Bafhs.
Once hoars from o'clock A. -. to r.u.ila
3; and to P.n
Consultstlon Free. iy1tfsed
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Valuable Real Estate. Wharf. Flatx. xe..
For Sale.

Two close the estate Of the late Charles Jordan us
II offer for sale the following describe property -.
wharf and flats comp ising about ninety thousand
feet OF flats, with frontage of hundred twenty
six feet on Commercial street. with tie bu lcin n
the con; foar lots on tho westerly side OF Commef-
cal street Y by 100 each; lot adjoining on Park
street. IS feet 'front.' 60 feet deep; lot Park street
lot 70 BY 30; new cottage house ~ York street lot
81 by 80; lot OF land on state street 50 feet font
containing about ten thousand feet with q cottsgs
house In the rear; two and a lalf story modern
built house 65 York street, containing Il rooms gas
70 large lot; cottage house No. lying street. lot
40 BY l0O; cottage house No. IL Tying sfreef, large
lot the above property ill be soId easy tsrns,
and all not previously disposed OF, win BE- sold al
Auction on Tuesday July l2fh. at IL O'Clock 10 Me
forenoon on the premises. For particulars apply TO
tine subscnters. CHARLES JORDAN.
GARDINER JORDAN.
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Reported Repulse Of Sherman.

MEMPHIS, June 25.
rebel dispatch received at Holly Springs
yesterday, announces the repulse OF Sherman
by Johnston, with a loss of $500 men, and also
claims victory at Petersburg, after the Sc
verest engagement of the campaign.
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Pros. LtncoIn's Letter of Acceptance.
NEw YORK, June %.
The papers will publish tomorrow letter
from President Lincoln, to the committee OF
The National Union Convention. formally ae-
cepting the nomination OF President.
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Housekeeper wanted.

A RESPECTABLE American Woman of robust
a health. desiring situation as housekeeper in
family In the country. will please address, with ref
erenees. HousEKnKPxR, Press Ofnce
june38dlW
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Notice.

VNHIS day give TO my two IONS. T. j. and Chas.
Il Randall. their time to set and trad for them
selves; shall not claim their wages or pay their
debts. T. c. RANDALL, kez Falls Me.
Witness. Mary Piisbury, Mary 8. Pi!lsbury.
June n. 1884 June2S
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Carriages. Carria ges!
Firmly Built and Neatly Finished.
j. F. LIBBEY, No. 20 Preble St

OFFERS for sale, at his establishment, a variety
" OF Carriages made In the neatest and most sub.
etantiai manner. The assortment eomIrists all the
din rent styles Of Light Carriages ana they will be
sold on the most favorable terms. Persons intend.
ing to purchase Carriages will find it for their inter
june2Sdtf
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Excursion Tickets :
Season 1864.
Tickets Good to Return to Nov. LIST.


NOR Ticket. ard general information apply to the
L sfhce Of the British and American Express Co,
70 Exchange street. jnne24sd2w
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. W. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Ciapp's Block,

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that 10 has psrman emit
" located In this city. During the eleven month";
that . have been in town we have cured some Of
TIE worst forms Of disease in persona who have tried
other forms Of treatment In vain. and caring pa
aents IN 30 short time that the question Il often
Aked, do they stay eured To answ or this question
We viii say that All that do not stay cured we win
Doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. D. hss been practical Electrician Il twenty.
one years, ana ID also regular graduated physician
kectricty 10 perfectly adapted 70 chronic diseases
IN the form Of nervous or sick headache neuralgia
In the head mech, or extremities consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofua hIp
diseases white sweiings. spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted mnscles, distorted umbs.
palsy or paralysis, ST. vitas' Dance. deafness stan.
maring or hesitzncy OF speech. dyspepsia indiees-
n, constipation aud liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
It's -t-istnres Of the easst and all forms Of female
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Col. Chamberlain, Confirmed as a Brigadier
General.
WASHINGTON. June -.
Col. ID. S. Chamberlain, of the 10th Maine
regiment, has been confirmed as Brigadier
General
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Denn,s Drum Corls

hEAN'S Drum Corps will promptly attend TO all
1(orders for Drumming for Psrades, Marches, &C.
All orders 10 he left at ID. Whites store Market
Square. s. Dean, Drum Major.
june2T Il, I. HALL, Clerk.
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By Mleotr1o1tx

The Rheumatic. the equity. the lame and tho iasy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic
sty Of youth; the heated brain Is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored tho uncouth 'deformitios re-
moved; faintness converted 20 vigor, weakness 10
strength the blind made 10 see the deaf 70 hear and
the palsied form to move upright the blemishes Of
youth are obliterated the accidents Of mature lin
prevented; the ealamities Of old age obyiAted and
IN active circulation maintained.
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In Cape III zabeth. within three miles Of the city,
Il 10 or rs acres heavily wooded with pire timber
spruce aud hemock. will be- With or without the
land TO suit purchaser For further particulars In.
quire OF JAMES SMALL. ON the prem SEES.
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The Most Liberal Terms.


Havingpurchased the sTKRsorYrx PLArxs nom
o. L. sAssoRs Co., of this city. we sh.ll In fin.
ture publish the valuable Series of SCHOOL Books
heretofore published by them This series. toseth-
or with our former publications. will make tho fol-
lowing List
Nortons, Weld and ackenbos' Gram.
mar,
The Progressive Grammar,
by Weld q Quaokoubos.
The Progressive Parsing Book.
by Weld ouackenbos.
Yields New Grammar.
Yields Grammar,
tOld Edition.
Yields Parsing Book.
Yields Latin Lessons and Reader,
holbrook's First Book in Arithmetic,
Jackson's Arithmetic.
D. NJ. also publish HrRnixAn's AsrI.Asou-
LAR SYSTEM OF
Rapid Mercantile Writing,
In Eight Parts with printed copies at the head Of
each page in exact imitation of the Authors beau.
tifal style of
PEN M A NSHIP.
We call special attention to thsss
New Writing Books,
As they are admitted to be the most practical Copy
Books ever offered to the public; and they are now
being rapidly introduced. having the full endorse
ment of the
Superintendent Of Public Schools Of The State Of Iaiu..
Besides the abOvel list which We publish our Spec
ial contracts are for the following BOOKS
Progressive Series of Readers and
Spellers.
billiards. Series Of Readers 4 Spoilers.
sargent's Series Of Readers 4 Spoilers.
colton's & Fitch's Biographies.
Browns Grammars.
Greenleafs Series Of Arithmetics.
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY
ROOM PAPERSI
A FULL STOCK
Always On Hand !
N. B.-Booksellers or Country Dealers who arc
not coming to the ty may write to US stating about
what amount they purchase at time. and We will
send thema
LIST OF PRICES,
1t wanted.
Bailey 81 N Dyes,
Publishers and Booksellers,
SO and IS Exchange street,
Portland, Me.
may2ed2m
Portland Army Committee
OF THE
mr. g Nhr;nfsnn Nnr,aY,nsnnsn,
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Buxton Centre Grove I!
ARCANA LODGE, No. L,


fIRH WORKS
OF every description. as low as Boston or New
" York prices, such as
Rockets, Roman Candles, Scroll Wheels,
Flo,csr Pots, Blue Lights. Bengoiids,
Vertical Wheels, Pin Wheels, Ser
p nts, Floral Shells. Torbiliions,
Grdsshoppers, Tridngies,
Mines aud Bombs.
TORPEDOEs. best quslity-fuiI count FIRE
CRACKERS. No. l. Canaan Crackers, COMIC
MASKS, AL styles and prices Slow Match, New
styles Fire Works-Red. White and Blue. and
Spapglets. particularly adapted for ladies they can
be used in the day or night time.
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G. g. Swasey, names r.. NJ. Lady AddiBgton: j.
ONeii. Names b. NJ. Emma Grant; Best In to
Harness.
Lady Addngton is the same mare that trotted
over fhs course last September, winning three
straigh, heats over Topsy. Emma Giant trotted at
State Far Portland last fall. driven by lsaac Wood
ruff of New York. being one of the most stirring
races darirg the Fair. The other horse being driven
by Harrey Bradley OF Boston. Trotting TO comence
ct ~ O'Clock Z N. SYLVANUS LING,
pns27dtd Proprietor,
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The Pdnpds Of South America,
The DcsTts Of Africa,
And the Jungles Of ASA.
All of which were caused 10
contribute the choicest speci-
mems of Animated Nature TO
be found within their respec-
tive realms. They arrived In
N. Y late in the Fall of '63
where an unparalleled and
most triumphant success a
waited them. Flushed with
new laurels of success a tray-
cling paraphanalia was de-
signed of the most transcen-
dant magnificenee possible TO
conceive which thr ough their
immense resources sprang
into existence as If by magic.
Cages oftte most gorgeous desrip-
Ton Wagons Of he most costly
character ; Harness of surprising
beauty and elegance; Horses Of
The bet Ardbian blood; Mammoth
rdyiegated Cdnraa Of immense
proportion i; And an entire rduue
Of unqlalled excellence are here 10
be seen.
, 1864-09-16

has opened up and interesting exhibition
of theatrcals in the line of the legitimate dra-
ma The Jenny Lind accordingly opened on
Monday evening last, and has not thus far failed
to be filed every evening by appreciative audi
ences. Mrs. Hayne has fully sustained her rep
utation and has very good support from the res
idue of the troupe
Business as a whole continues toleTably active,
and there are no complaints on the part of any,
except perhaps the proprietors of few surplus
"whskey mills, that they are doing nothing.
For the time of year, and scarcity of water for
mining purposes, trade seems to keepup remark
ably well. ARGUS
, 1864-09-16
The Facts in the case of the Challenged
Vote at Cnnnei

EDS. STATESMAN The facts in the case of
the challenged vote at Coppei, are as follows:
Mr. Benjamin W. Toole, young mantle
challenged party-came into this Territory in
the fall of '6l or 81, and is a nephew of George
T. Pollard living in the Upper Touchet pre-
cinct This young man cast his vote in the
above precinct in July '63, and for the man who
challenged his vote in June GA, and one A.
Dagget acted as Clerk at both elections The
first knowledge had of his having been in the
rebel service was revealed by the challenge of
the man for whom he cast his vote in '63 The
challenged voter stated that he had served with
the State militia under Clab Jackson, of the
State of Missouri, and that when he left that
service he had taken the oath of allegiance and
that he had his papers at home to show that
fact 1t was insisted that he should be required
to take the oath again before voting. This, he
said he was willing to do, but he would not
take an oath to support the Administration.
could not see the propriety of nor do I now see
or feel the Importance of such a course except
to gain vote to the Unconditional" by pre-
-fraudulently preventing him from ex-
ercising the right of suffrage. | told him that
if he would swear that he was legally qualified
to vote he could cast his vote. He did swear
that he was legally qualified to vote, and not
that she had resided in the Territory six months
and the county fifteen days" Notwithstanding
statements to that effect, in the Oregonian of
July 18th and the statement of the two Clerks
in a subsequent number of that paper.
now submit to a candid public, whether the
greater desire for party success, or the more
culpable ignorance, attaches with the more
force to them or to myself And now, for the
benefit of my friends here, and iytanAE liam
cite, ask you to publish this in your next Is
sue, together with the following certificate, and
request the Oregonian to publish the same an
act of justic to one that claims always to have
been loyal to the Government of the United
States. JOHN w. MCGHEE.
Sent 10Th 1854
, 1864-09-16

REPUBLICAN SYMPATHY.-The Republican journals
seem greatly exercised through fear that the nomn
alton of Mcclellan will not suit the Peace Demo-
Gratis. The Democrats, however, don't have a word
to say against the nomination H. and we have yet to
see the first one who, if he were in a State, would
not vote for the nominee. Judging from the senti-
ment hereabouts, the party will everywhere unite
to man in support of Mcclellan, and many who
have been acting with the Republican party will add
their names to the lists that will make up his major
ty in November. The Republican journals would do
better to let the Democratic party alone or thy qOH
be satisfied anyhow and turn their attention to heal
ing the breaches in their own demoralzod ranks.
They will find a0Ork in whipping in the refractory
thousands who compose the Fremont and National
Conservative parties. Better change your base for
your sympathy is mockery, in thatyou do not show,
by pouring your healing balm'' upon your own al
enaed crew, that your charity 5egias at home Be-
sides the Democratic party have passed the stage in
their grief wherein loud sympathy could be either
soothing or tOlerabe. They learned the same lesson
four years ago that you will learn this fall.
Some Of the Oregon papers intimate that Ell
ther DR.. Bellows or Amory Holbrook have
stolen large amount of money from the Sani-
tary Fund. We have suspected for some time
that these individuals were too intensely loyal
to be strictly honest. The Rev. DR.. don't go
cent on the U. S. Constitution, and having fall
en- thus Low, it would require no stretch of his
conscience to steal. If these sanitary agents
have constitutional weakness in the THEY
ing line, the public ought to know it immedi-
ately. If they are honest let them at once
show their figures for it and save themselves
from everlasting infamy.
For The EAsT.-Mr H. P. Isaacs, left in the
Wallula coach on Thursday evening last, for the
East, via the Isthmu8 of Panama. Mr. l. goes
for the purpose of rejoining his family, who
have been sojourning in the Atlantic cities for
some months past He will return home by the
ensuing spring, via Salt Lake and Boise, should
the route be found free from Indian disturbances
by that time.
, 1864-09-16

HAMEFUL--After all the efforts of Lincoln
& Co., to get the electoral vote Of Nevada Terri
tory, and have the people thereof to adopt an
Abolition State Constitution, the Territory has
gone terribly Democratic. The way the matter
stands now, if anybody gets the vote of Nevada,
it will be Mcclellan. Old Abe is getting shame
fully ''snubbed' all around Of late. The peo-
pie seem determined to Illustrate his election
oering plans. Over in Nebraska, they have re-
Gently voted against adopting an Abolition
State Constitution, and it is quite probable that
poor Abe will not get an electoral vote from
his Territorial-State scheming. The Consttu-
tion.for State government now adopted by the
people of Nevada, is said to be a sound one
containing none of the abolition-centralzed
features of the former rejected one.
, 1864-09-16


WAILA WALLA HoNEY.-Mr. J. P. Goodhue,
who resides below the Garrison, made us a
present yesterday, of a comb of beautiful, clear
honey. 1t is almost colorless, and is as fine
favored as any we ever saw in the
States. The hive was brought from below early
last spring, since which time the busy bees have
improved each shining hour" and Mr.. Good
hue has taken from the single stand in all, du-
ring the summer, eighty pounds of honey The
bees have still sufficient quantity Of honey left
in the stand, to feed them through the winter
It is said that the "rye-grass," which grows
abundantly throughout the valley contains a
juice which is very sweet and not unlike pure
honey in color and taste. From this grass, we
have no doubt the bees have gathered much of
the above mentioned honey, Farmers in the
valley would do well to make note of this
fact and procure themselves hives of bees next
spring, Honey is good article for home con-
sumption, and surplus viii always find a
ready market.
MEssRs. Robie & Bush's saw mill, together with
considerable amount of lumber, was destroyed
by fire at Bear Run. near Idaho city, on the 7th
instant. Loss about $4,000. The mill will be
rebuilt,
, 1864-09-16
KRAFT 81 STURNIsS
New Feed and Livery Stable
! MAIN STREET. wALLA WALLA

- W AIlI1A w AllIA.
Opposite the Residsnce Of Dr. d. j. Thi5odo.
FTHHlS ENTIRELY NEW AND COMMODIOUS
4 Stable is open for the accommodation of the
pubic. No means have been spared to make this
Stable the best in town and being on the main
horoughfare and the center of all the mechanic
shops, it affords superior inducements to any other
stable in town.
TIMOTHY HAY, GRAIN AND STRAW For Sale.
X Buggies and Saddle Horses for Hire.
HORSES TAKEN TO RANCH.
Sept l6, 1854. 40tf