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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !!

Is recommended hy all the leading physi
cians
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The only legally licensed
land agents in this county

Almost all strangers coming here cal upon
us to buy, thus giving us ,ncr ased facilities
ver all others for selling. We solicit from
residents who desire to SELL correct dcscrip
tien of their lands with general descr: ption
Of the quality, situation, distance from tim
Der, or amount Of timber owned, improve.
ments price & terms of sale, either verbally,
or By mail rs most convenient and promise
to furnish buyers soon, for all good lands
held at reasonable prices. Don't delay send
ing n your descriptions each day that pass
es some chance is lost.
GRAHAM 8 NELSON.
van
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COn $ DYSPEPSIA CURE I

l. the greatest appetizer ever known-it net
only creates inc appetite. but enables you to
easily digest your food
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sAAe "6sswssA 1dsssrs" ~ biss,. sspsis-
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4.arse Ercs:s a.. scs'F ..

Sugar, Coffee and Fancy .'af1} ss Ea rew y
the time to procure hes. ~ Sc IT, Is
Cash.
VI. .LtHEaS.
Tolelo, June Goth. 1861 ,s.'-s5.
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SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs

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md approved By the ~ss1ioo1 pvefssxos, =
having sssssetks eosio Tvspsvs:ss, ere bosA
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slsg Srup6siss 70 oosssos shs bilious deraaEe.
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Lambs fIcnd Loom.
"Hnce more we can cioihe ourselves and
our families in garments that have wear
AID SERVICE in them. -! Paw Paw Mich.
Press
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SWANS BOURBON B'TIEss
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs

hsaltAy tonle. eentie ssinulans aad nsequel.
I'D nornins Appraiser. Prepared IL ripe Old
0oarbsn. Being nov used y she sxcluaon -
an other Dittcrs IN more than any UnissA
oaAes Amy HaVifsls, and millions Of privaAs
AmalIss, end 3 The saly porulas nedielns
Which has ssen especially sssmSssd Te0
sssae Ter By The United esaaes gosesnnsaA
- he ground q ~ having been adopted - .
dADdasd ssssslu ~ ~ medical pssessseoa.
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Lambs Hand LO0fn.
1T is one Of the est aud most reliable i'm
vcntions that has ever been brought before
the public "--kalamazoo Ga1ette.
Lambs Hand Loom.
~, hehoovc our farmers TO put them to
work making III DDS for home wear; il is
simple md entirely prsc,ical.'-lpa Paw
rrn. E9r:helncr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Cures instananeausly- and you do not have
10 wai;a week to sec its effect.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

So,a n Wholesale III ghcaeo h. Fuller,
Finch 4 Fuller :urnha.n = yam Setback;
pisa7 g. Saith; f-ori.. +. smith ]. H. Reed S
CO., sm'h 4 pwycr. aaa AZ Irdg lists arc
e,fore,s every where.
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20 meet him for conference on the subject, and
statisg that be was vested with the equisite
authority. Gen. Grants reply stated that he
had no authority 20 accede 10 the proposed con-
ferrnce, that his powers extended only to max
ing q con vention on subjects purely OF a Raili-
tary character, and that Gen. Ord could only
have meant that an interview would not be
re .used on any subject Of which he, Gen Grant,
had the right 70 act
ut thus appears that neither with the Con-
federate AUTHORITIES. nor the authorities OF any
State, nor through the commanding generals
will the Government of the United States treat
or make any terms or agreement whatever for
the cessation Of hostilities. There remains,
then. for no choice but to continue this con-
test to q final issue; for the people OF the Con-
federacy can be but little known to him who
suppoees il possible they would eyer consent
to purchase, at the cost OF degradation and
slavery, permissi sion TO live IN a country gsrri-
soned By their own negroes, and governed by
officers sent by the conquerer to rule over
them" ..r..-
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$40 600 WORTH OF DKY GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK AUCTION OF LAST WEEK.
In consequence OF the fall in gold. have bought
great bargains at nearly old fashioned prices
have Black and Colored SILKS at all prices,
from : %, 81 50 and upwards.
34 BLEACHED COT TONS, 20 cts.
rs Z" IS ctr.
4. I" 81 and s. cts.
Androscog gin and other best makes, 10 cts
81 Pillow Case, a. cts. l04 Sheeting, 81.
Calicoes, 20, -; the best Merrimac, 80 cts.
large stock Of Linen Goods. Towels, Diaper,
Table Damask. fine Shifting Linen.
TO- Ia and ia Linen Sheeting. Linen Nap-
kns, 121i cts. and upwards. Coats Spools, 10 cts
Fine French Oorsets, $l.75.
Afo, fine stock Of Cloaks, Circulars. Sacks.
Best Water proof Circulars only $40.
will sell at the above. prices for few days
only.
The prices are net, without deviation or dis.
count, except goods by the piece or dozen.
At s. NJ. MEYENBERGS,
As Market Space, bet. 7th and sth sts..
m 1S-St under the Aveaus House.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. O., March IL, leoo.S
Major General John A. Dir, NeW York:
Major General Sheridan reports on the 10Th
instant, from the bridge OF the Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad across the South Anna
river. that having destroyed the James river
canal as far east as Goochland. he marched up
to the Virginia Central rallroad at Tolesville,
and destroyed 1t down to Beaver Dam Station,
totally destroying fifteen miles Of the road
Gen. Custer was then sent to Ashland and
GEN. Devin to the South Anna bridges, all of
says that the amount OF property destroyed in
his march Is enormous.
The enemy attempted to prevent his burning
the Central railroad bridge over the South
Anna, but the 5th u. S. cavalry charged up to
the bI idge, and about thirty men dashed across
on foot and captured three pieces OF artillery
90. pounder PARROTS. @. A. DANA,
Assistant Secretary OF War.
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,ErF DAVIS, NIESSAGE.

More Men, M aterial ano Money Wanted
Further deveIspmen,s concerning the
Peace Csnfefence-The last hope Of a
settlement by means Of q Peace Confer
ence Destroyed.
Richmond papers, containing q MESSAGE OF
Jeff. Davis to the rebel Congress, have been
received. The message is gloomy in the eH
IRENE, and calls upon Congress 10 iurnisn az
once material, men and money to relieve tnein
from their peril.
Troops nnust he raised, he says, by more
vigorous conscription, and every means ap'
piled for in crea sing their army. win meal at
$50 per bushel and flour at 800 per BARREL they
were flooding the country with currency which
they could never redeem, and destroying the
confidence OF the people, and he insists that
Congress must, without delay, secure two
millions OF dollars in gold.
He also states In reference to the late peace
conference at Fortress Monroe, that upon as
pertaining that the United States Government
would rot confer with the Confederate Gov.
eminent or any of the Uonfederate States upon
the subject Of peace, 1t was proposed by the
Richmond commissioners to hold q conference
Of the military commanders OF both armies,
and that after the return OF Messrs. Stephens,
Hunter and Campbell, Gen. Ord sent a COM
munication by flag OF truce to Gen. Longstreet
intimating that such conference might be held
This communication was referred to Gen. Lee,
who addressed q letter 10 Gen. Grant, inform
ing him that he was authorized 70 treat for
peace, receiving, in reply, communication
stating that he General GRANT, had no author
ity to confer with the Confederate officers on
any subject except military matters. This,
Davis says, destroys the last hope OF settle
ment of the difficulty by means Of peace con:
ferences, and he urges that Congress should
take some vigorous action without delay to
avert their impending calamities.
The question Of arming the negroes is briefly
referred TO, the message simply stating that the
efficacy Of the measure had been greatly inn
paired by the delays OF Congress.
Davis urges the suspension Of the writ OF
Adbeas corpus, and asks TO be nvested with alb
solute power, claiming it to be an unavoidable
necessity in order to conduct the affairs of the
ConfPderacy; in fact, virtually demanding to
bS 20 ade dictator.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NAVY YARD-A,riral of the Montauk Mon
itoy).-The monitor Montauk, which was re-
Gently engaged at Fort Fisher, and struck by
over two hundred shot, was lowed up as far
as Alexandria last evening by the Juniper, (of
the Potomac Flotilla,) Capt. Sheridan and the
tug. boat Dung America, and she will be to wed
up to the yard to day, where her guns will be
exchanged for l5-1nch ones, and some slight
repairs made to her turret and machinery.
Last evening draft of about 200 sailors ar
rived at the yard frem New York, and to day
they are on their way to the flotiila, the King
Phillip, Capt. Frank, taking them.
The Juniper brings no news from the lower
river, other than the prevalence OF the small.
pox on tHe Cpur de Lion. Capt. Morris, which
is now lying at quarantine below St. LIMOGES.
Nearly all the officers and crew have had q
touch OF this disease, and few OF the men
have died.
AtSt Inigoes station, Acting Volunteer Lieu
tenant NIckerson, lately promoted, Is in charge,
command OF the schooner Hugo, Off Alexan-
dria, lately commanded by Capt. Nickerson.
There are at present six double engines in
progress OF construction at the yard, affordin g
WORK to large number of hands: the ma.
chinists, under MIR. George r. Wilson. now
number nearly $50 men-a larger number tina n
has ever been employed before at any time
and the work is fully up to the high standard
of the best work in the country, and it will be
done In time to place IN the new vessels now
being built. The iron founders have just cast
a large condenser for one of these engines,
which is regarded as a fine piece of casting 1t
weighs over twelve tons, and was cast under
the direction of master founder Bland.
SRRREApR.-Mr. Field, Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, was serenaded last evening
by the Treasury Band, and after wards enter.
tanned the members in pleasant manner.
LADIES Every lady should call on Mon
day. the Goth, and see the beautiful new styles
OF iewelry for only one dollar at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. Pa av., near ~ st. 1t
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l. CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, DC.
DIRECTOR.

PitzhuRh Coyle, T. d. Gilman. j n Brodhead
NJ. G. Emery. Leonidas Coyls. Jno. II semmee
VIM. A. Brsdley,D. b. Clarke, Samuel Norment
This Bank having been authorized by the Comp
az banking under the act of Congress Of June I'D
1864, will open on Monday. the 10Th instant in the
banking house formerly occupied by the Pat
fiOtlc Bank, southwest corner of and It'll sir cts
A SYSTEM OF LIBERALITY WILL. AT ALL
TIMES. BE EXTENDED TO
DEPOSITORS
Collections made, and drafts furniehed on all &C
cessble POINTS.
Special attention will be given to the purchase
and sale of United States bonds, certificates of
debtedness. quartz masters CHI cks &c
All business entrusted to the Bank will have
prompt attention.
FITZHUGH CoYLE, President,
CHARLES BRADLEY, Cashier mIs-tf
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DRY GooDs AUCTIoNs-The sales to day
were noticeable for another terrible slaughter,
especially of domestics. The sale at Wilmer
dings Mounts surpassed anything in the
way OF depression seen since the war. The
prices obtained were scarcely one half what
they have been. The attendance could only be
called a multitude assembled to witness the
massacre of cotton goods. A good many du-
plicates were eagerly obtained at the sacri-
icing rates. The sale was for cash.-N. y.
Comm ercidt, 18th.
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SYMPATHIsING WITH REBEL PRISONERS
During the passage OF a large number of rebel
prisoners through our city yesterday, Miss
Grace and Miss Jane George, residing No. IS?
Nerfh Howard street, were arrested by order
OF Lieut.. Houston, Of the provost guard,
charged with attempting to afford open sym.
patty to the rebels. Miss Grace attempted to
force the guard and hand to a prisoner hand
kerchief The ladies were committed to the
CITY Jail for trial.-Baltim0re Clipper.
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GERMAN OPERA.-O wing to the illness of
one of the artists last night, the opera Of "Mi-
reille" was not performed. "Martha," how
ever, was subs tituted, with Carl Formes In his
great role of Plunkett, and met q most flatter-
ing reception by the audience. Tonight,
:. Faust" with Hermann In his unrivalled i'm
personal of " Mephistophiles.'
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RANITARY SDPPLJES

Wilmington or Newborn, N. c., at present
There is quite large stock on hand there-it
is believed sufficient to supply any demand
that may arise while the base OF operations is
in thar State, which is not ex pected TO be long.
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BOARDING..

FOR RENT-O One furnished FRONT ROOM, suit
able for one or two gentle men on first floor,
with boarding; Apply Immediately. 2O5 AZ at
near street, Island. IN a. ST.
ROARD-Persors desiring pleasant ROOMS with
~ BOARD, call At southwest corner 2lst and H
ets-, near Pa. av. Terms moderate Bath in house
Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa. av. fees Ims
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EOR SALE-A light WAGON INQUIRE at
i YATES & sELBY, 323 Pa. avenue. near 7th
trett. ml7.4t*
THH WONDERFUL GIFTED PROPHROYING
this war its commencement, consequence and end,
Also predicted two years ago the re election Of
tant affairs Of life. at No. 456 Pa. ave, second
Gnor, formerly Rullmsn Is Hetel.
N. B. Many persons have already. through the
advice OF this medium. been saved from ruin
m1S-2t*
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GRAN +.
GRANT.
Mysterious Movem ents Of the Enemy
Visit Of Secretary Stanton,

VISIT Of Stcfet0fy StuHt0H
Information from the Army of the Potomac
shows that our troops are IN the best possible
condition, and are ready to move at any time
occasion may require.
Rumors continue to prevail In camp that the
rebels contemplate evacuation. On Thursday
md Friday the enemy along the centre Of the
line were very busy moving troops from point
TO point, at one time massing at one place, and
In a short time thereafter at another, thus ne.
cessitating the utmost watchfulness on our
entire line.
Secretary Stanton, accompanied by his wife
and several other ladies arrived at headquar.
tiers Thursday afternoon, and soon after pro-
ceeded to the left of the line, where the Fifth
Corps were reviewed by him and Gen Meade.
The party returned to City Point Oh a special
train, whence they would soon start for Wash
inEton. -
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r. D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BIrTERs.
THIS PROPHYLATIC is sold by all Drug sists
and Grooers.
This great PANAoEA has been established ~
years. It's medical proprieties are
TONIC, AsTRING ENT AND AROMATIC.
ACH and BOWELS. It gives
STRENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG.
RBJUyENATEs THE OLD.
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE.
INDIGESTION. LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA. DYsENT1RY.
JAUNBICH, AGU1 AND FEVER.
testimonial. Of PEoPLE WELL KNOWN il wash.
ington: mhl7 Inn
RLACK SILKS BLACK sILKsN
DRESSES AND MANTLEs.
FROM TIE
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES,
assortment of the best makes of
BLACK LYONS TAFFETAs.
BLACK GROs Oh RHINE.
BLACK POULT DE SOLE.
Splendid BLACK GROS GRAINS,
BLACK ROYAL ARMURES'
ranging in price from 81 Is to SIS per yard and al
very cheap, as they were bought
UNDER THE HAMMER FOB Cash
We have also secured q great many good bar
gains in
DRIES GOODS.
LINENS.
TABLE DAMAsKS.
TOWELINGs.
1LANNRLS,
PRINTS.
sHIRrINGs.
SHERTINGs,
LINAN HDKPs.
HOSIERY. &c.
and offer them at trihins advance on the auction
cost. Jos. J. MAY CO.,
NIL sos Pennsylvsnis avenue.
NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS or WILLIXM
N II. CLAMPITT. deceased.-Ths creditors Of
William olampitt, deceased. viii please present
payment CHAS. NJ MATTHEW'S,
. Attorney for the Administratrix.
Or st corner eth street and
q W. JOHNSON, Of Portland. Maioe, sas re-.
ing Saloon, 18th str ,et, where he will be happy
to see all of his friends "SS'
: n; B..Eastern men will always find the Port
land daily Papers at this shoP. feb % eolms
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SHERIDAN.

His Late Brilliant Bnsr.
nous" Damage done to the Enemy-im.
portant r air Dads and Bridges Destroy ca
Feeble Efforts of the Enemy 70 inter.
rupt the Raid-Capture ef' three Farrss'
Guns,
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ORDERED TO THE FRONT

Major General George l.. Hartsuf, recently
on court IN artial duty in New York, has been
ordered to report in person to Lieutenant Gem
eral Grant, and has left for the front. 1t will
crafty the numerous friends of General Hart
stuff to know that his valuable services will be
given TO the country In the grand fnel cana
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CAVALRY HOR.Esl
~ ARTILLERY HORSES
(lfknHtkY Sly LIN ernIt 0Mra

QnaytgnIasts, Generals O@cs. First Divtsiou.}
Hashangtcn Cay. d C., March IL, 1865. I
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and artillery
fervice, will be received at Giesboro Denot in
9Peb ms1Sst ill May l, 1865. by Captain GEO. s.
MIL. NILS in lots Of tventyfve will be
@ Gnan city Il hs al Mss
Qaartermas1er. corner Twenty second and g SIS,
ALI animals to be sui objected to the usual Govern
msnt inspection before being accep ted.
Specifications as follows :-"Cavatry horses must
be sound in al PARTICULARS: we'll broken; in full
flesh and good condi ton; from eft. {l5) to six.
old. and well adapted in every way to cavalry pur
poses. Horses between nine t9j and ten 100 years
Of sfe, If still vigorous, sprighty, and healthy,
may be accepted.
Artillery Horses must be of dark color. sound in
all particulars. strong. quick, and active, we'll
broken and square trotters in harness, in full flesh
and condition. from six 81 to ten (l0) years old.
each horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and
fifty (l,F50l pounds
Mules must be over tive 81 years of age, strong
stout. compact we'll developed animals, not less
than fourteen 40 hands high, in full health free
from every blemish or defect which would unfit
them for severe work, and must have shed tie
four front colts teeth and developed the CORES
These specifications will be strictly adhered to-
and ri gidly enforced in every particular
Hours of Inspection. from q. m. to p. m.
Price, Cavalry Horses. one hundred and eighty
five dollars $685. Artillery Horses, one hundred
and ninety DOLL $500; Mules, one hundred and
ninety .fve dollars $3.50.
Payment will be made s = Mi Pfc e eEK1s.
Colonel in charge First Division
mar is tap90 u NJ G. o.
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FROM THE FRONT.
Preparations for BattIe-A Tornado Great

Explosion near Petersburg.
The steamer City Point, Capt. Tolbert, ar
rived here this morning from City Point, with
the mails and passengers.
She reports the roads drying rapidly, and
much activity existing in the army. Ali the
suffers have been sent to the rear, and the
surplus baggage OF the officers is being sent to
City Point for storage. Many of the suffers
had laid In large stocks, anticipating heavy
sales TO the troops, who are now flush with
gree nbacks, having recently been paid off
All day Wednesday and Thursday the rebels
were In active motion In front OF the 9th corps.
Camps iwere struck within their lines and
large bodies of troops could be seen from our
signal stations to be moving to and fro. They
kept up an unusually bold front, at times COM
pletely swarming Cemetery Hill with men.
and frequently opening upon our troops with
cannon, which was promptly replied to. 1t
hide the evacuation OF Petersburg, from which
all the people have been ordered away,
heretofore intimated, for the purpose Of falling
back to their new line OF works on the north
side of the Apponatox, with their right res ting
on the Lynchburg road
the front, which blew down tents, uprooted
trees. &c. A number of men of the 37th Wis
consin regiment were killed and wounded by
the falling trees.
which shook the boats on the James and Appo-
mattox rivers. 1t appeared to be in the direc.
tim OF Petersburg. and it was reported at City
Point that 1t was OccaSiODed by an attempt of
the rebels to blow up Fort He'll, which had
been previously evacuated by our troops,
knowing that the rebels had undermined it.
Senator Wilson and lady, who went down to
City Point with the excursion party which lett
here a few days ago, came up from Fortress
Monroe on the mail boat as passengers.
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SALES OF SEyEN-TRIRTIEs.-Th sales or
seven.thrties by Jay Cooke d Co. amounted
to 5000 200 yesterday.
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M. NEW SPRING GOODS. "a
Slk8 Will open on Monday next fine as X
Misses and Children's STRAW HATS and BON
NETS. trimmed and untrimme Of nav STYLES.
RIBBONS and MILLINERY GOODS of all kinds.
together with complete stock Of fine FANCY
GOODS, Point Lace Collars, Embroidered Haa1-
kerchiefs real Lace Edgings, Irsertings. Illu.
sions, Waists and Sleeves. Rais, Mice and Water
apd other Gloves, fine fancy Back Combs, Ball
Pins and Buckels, Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
Buttons, fine Toilet Articles. &c, &c. Bonnets
m sde to order. Machine sewing done with neat
ness and dispatch. Come everybody, and get cheap
goods at BOSW1LL,5 Fancy Store,
500 street, near 18th.
N; g.Depot for Boswell & Warmers COLO
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by WIN. l.. WALL &c CO., Auctioneers.
ID South corner Penn ave- and Ninth street

TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
OWING to the decline in gold, We shall Allowa
DISCOUNT OF 10 fER CENT.
On Gil cash sales FIRE m this date.
Our GOODS are ma .ked in plain figures at tri.
fling advance en- the ---.
AUCTION COST.
and the deduction of 10 per cent will make them
CHI. an. surprising gold to decline to $50.
JOS J. MAY & CO..
Dealers In the hest class Of Toreign
and Domestic Dry Coos,
sos Psnnsylvsnis avenue.
mrM bet eth AID 10th sts.
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VHBE WONDERFUL GIFTED PROPHEsYING
its commencement. consequence and end, can be
alted ali i'm portant affairs Of life at the no.
tel No. $50 Pa avenue.
N B Reliable information given concern ing rise
and fall in stocks and gold, and when 70 buv or
sell. Entrance. private door. I'd floor. mis- St1
IN NOTICE.
he COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE CAR
ried on and conducted under Che firm and style of
WRITER'S & RYNEX,
has this day been dissolved By mutual consent.
The said 8. +. RYNsx assumes all the debts of the
late firm. and either party hereto is authorized to
collect the outstanding debts due iaid firm.
The business hereafter will be conducted by
ST RYN1X.
at the old stand on 7th street. Island, No. 500.
THOS. T. WITHERS,
8. +. RYNRX.
Attest u. Fl. JOHNSON.
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