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SS-We call our readers attention to SMITH, Bros.
Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMTB. Bros. Il Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
20 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 50 West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call and 500 our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 50 West Baltimore street. next TO Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties In Collars Tes 3earfs. &C.,
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next 20 the great Furnishing House.
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rs a SUPERIOR REMEy,V W
scientlously recommend to those an er can con-
couab f Bs.az ooqsh Dr. Strckands Meiu rSm
and Is Titbat not L gives relief almost instantaneous
No. no doubt that the Meifuous Cough BaIssm Iere Is
pretoT sBs 1 q use and that its pro-
past Teek and found relief from most dd9fns the
.tsI prepared BY d. Strickland No. 1s
Druggists Wbos spIc,nnasl Ohio. and for sale >
A. Vnzeier h Co AoAhsen d Block, O. I'd
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Pacific

,zo - ASlMc Hotel,
10 1on aI sa6 6sl 80 GREENWICH ST.,
BETWEEN 0orRTI re West of Broadway
JOHN AND AND DEFY STREETS, NEW YORK
.'ATEEN, Jr., Proprietor.
u know AC1F1C FgOTEI. is well and widely
Is espec' to the travelling public. The location T.
close suitable to merchants and business mem
' yes ON the hghway of southern and western
nd Sesmboaf dg es to all the principal Railroad
500 pnsss + has liberal accommodations sor
II Is well furnished and snssnssa aor oVOr
mSGt Of rs @ fxiy
well yentated provided with eas a srs SPACIOUS and
tendance prompt and respectful and "aSer the at
season. oencscy OF the
The, subscriber. who. for the past fsvx ,...
been the lessee. sole proprietor s Sears nag
Identity himself thoroughly with the ntersss M
ais house With long experience as hoteikesa.Ori
ne trusts. by moderate charges and liberal noeg
Hotel VI lie Fscihc
N: B.IIo prevent oveFcharge BY hackmon, the
coaches OF the Hotel are owned by The proprietor
seto-tV JOHN pATTEN Nv
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nODGE's PATENT REAPER
ELY AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER.
With flexible Folding Finger-Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in ono Machine
This Machine, as built the past two seasons has
met with the most complete success. In every sec
ton where it has been introduced it has taken pre-
cedence over those Machines which have heretofore
ranked as first class.
The MARSH SELF-RAKE. improved and applied
to this Machine, has also proven perfect success
We also have for sale, the celebrated Peipher Corn
and Tobacco PLOW and Cultivator, hung on wheels;
together with all kinds of Agricultural Implements,
Send for Circular. }. HIX BURTON 6 CO.
ap25-2m No. ~ South Frederick street
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OHM GLENN d. CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
50 SECOND STREET. BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy, sell and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses and collect rents to borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWELLING HOUSES.-On st. Paul north of
Madison on Monument, west of St. Paul; on
Carey near Baltimore: on Eutaw, north of Frank
lin; on Eutaw, north of Madison; on Lexington east
Of Pine; on Saratoga, near Gmor; on Calhoun near
Lexington: Oh Pierce near Chatsworth.
FOR RENT-Four Country Places well improved
good locations and near the city.
MONEY WANTED.-Wantedt to borrow ON Mort
gage from SIS 900 to $4,000, on good security.
CAT0NSVILLE PROPERIY--Country Seats
Cottages and Farms, improved and unimproYed for
sale rent low
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligiblc Building Lots from
5 to miles from the city, on the Frederick road.
commanding view of the city. country and river for
sale or lease low.
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from 70 to 900 Acres.
in most of the Counties of Maryland and Vrginia-
for sale low.
GROUND RENTS-Ground Rents from 500 to $500,
in different sections of the city for sale ON favorable
terms Apply to JOHN GLENN Il Co.
mhl1-u 50 Second street. Bait.
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| This MINERAL WATER. so popular with everybody,
is again opened for the Summer and proposes with
enlarged apparatus, to supply the anticipated in
creased demand. The Syrups will continue to be
produced from the pure juice Of fruit in season. The
gas will be generated in the Porcelain Lined Foun-
tains. Cream, daily from the dairy, will only be
used in production of the popular Cream Syrup,
VIA. H. READ,
DEALERM
Fine Fancy Goods,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
Cosmetics, DC. Gkc.
Including full stock of
Hair Brushes Boswell Il Warmers Coloriic.
iooth Brushes, Bachelors Hair Dye,
S Sai BffuSShes, Nc Spham.s japanese Hair Stain,
SOAPS Combs, ShristadoTo's Hair Dye,
rams, SOZOd0nt, for the Teeth.
Flasks, Jewsburv 4 RvoNns Tooth Past.
SSstSneEB Bumetts Cologne and Eleyimel.
Pocket Books, Burnetts Tooth Wash & Cocaine,
Hand Mirrors, lphams Deriiatory Powder
Gold Pens, lpham sFreckle Pnnple Ranishor
baskets, London Hair Color RoStorer,
Umbrellas, Canes Email de Paris
Opera Glasses, lqird's Bloom Of Youth
Music Boxes, German Farins Cologne.
Lubln' Extracts, Cosmetic for the Nhiskers,
Lubns SOAPS, stering's Ambvosia for tho Hair,
Lubns Hair OIL, hendali1 AmbOliue
Coudrey E EXtrs Elder Flower Soap,
Soaps, Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
pomades, Humphrey Homeopathy,
Stick pomade, Cheyshers Life for the Hair,
Hye Soc.'s ES's, Halls Sieilian Hair Remover
Hye Soc, Gcapa, Reads Hair Tenic,
Hyg. Soc. Pom, Reads Hair Restoror.
Rvs Soc. H'r OIL, Fiery Serpouts.
Agents for tho sale Of the Great Southern Remedy
or Texas Tonic, for Constipation, Liver Complaints,
So, with many Recommendations from Southern gen
eel n circular, at WM, Il, READ,
14I Baltimore street
One door east of Calvert
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Show Your Pretty Faces.

There is no need of following the example of the
Arab ladies' and mufing your face in big veil. A
lady has right to hide her beauty III that manner
LEmal dc Paris counteracts the evil effects of sun
and air. Nothing else has been discovered that
dissolves the coloring matter the skin known as
treckles tan or morphew. The most scrupulous per-
son can use Email without conjunction. 1t can be
applied at night and washed off in the morning whom
it leaves the toughest skin clear smooth and of the
texture and color of freshly polished alabaster.
Il Email de PARISH the only skin preparation used
by Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Miss Maggie Mitchell, Lucille
Western. Md'me Ponisi. Mile Vestval, and other
celebrities 1t is sold by VIM. II. Read, 147 Balti-
more street. and at the principal druggists and
ueaIers. mag eotje1
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Mining IpxaIl,.

CT. INC Superintendent of the r..
M e. Mi n Company of which M, Axtensioh
0 o. raul street. is the subscription ~ ,prague
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NEMMANCEL RAZAAR.
S1THE GREAT NATIONAL. EATR

VrT Il <HHASs
nT HIS i Lady y Directors Of the NATIONAL SOL
mold public FAIR in the City of Washinston CIVIL will
W6c are on the he 18th Of MAY NEXT the Proceeds of
nance OF the orphans of National soldiers and eain
aD 05 provided for in their respective States
The ladies invite all who can to coptributo ,ou-.
REPRESENTING their State. by table, at the Fair Thu
charlty Is noble and deserving one and il Is bonaS
scented. WIZ W ilperahy repre-
sosdi contriOgti9ns should be addressed-N
c. and orwarded r 1assb Home toe D.
onening of the Fair WA ""'' oeiore the
cb ide qb will be opened for the reception of
ADMISSION may be forwarded immediateIU a dIT
PAPERS friendly to cause please copy ap27,tM1a gu
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r NDRWO BAD CASES OF PILES 1UpC0
NJ ss o Of sTKIGiyHiLANDs PILE REMEDYD
oeneht of all who suffer with the Piles tba II the
2een troubled for eight with an nss
rm p es &na ms brother was discharged from the
the Piles Both these distressing cases Eers Wid
Soe DHss Dr. o tbs!d Pile
aay testimonials recei ved by Dr. Str;ckanS ~ 70
e convince those suffering that the most Agra Wv ny
ps cases OF Piles are cured by Dr. Stick atsa
ZIG hemedy It is sold by Seth S. Hance los 6 ahc
more street, and by Druggists everyWSere 40' Balti-
"A0A11SA' Aeeh'S Thomson & BLOCK
and a; NQGEL .aR co.
iy3-1y @I D. HANCE,
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FBVuE FR0GRESsIvRE YENINGR sCSEOOE,
n at Professor KNAPP'S Institute, Nos. ~ 81 and
80 Holiday street. opens each evening at oiolook
Pupils will please DO ppnctQa 1t the hVgF, GEo0-
lars can DO obtained OF tia LAssitasM SsS~S
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81 4. hsA4r's lnSEITtTTs

N F9s EXERCISES Will be resumed on MONDAY
a[ september 4th, at o'clock A. M on whicS
asE II, ne" scholars will be admitted 'A' vi "Inon
inree higher classes exclusiy ely intended fo-ro-,
we're formed last January and are in
Parents sending boarders, are rsou ssted - r-..,
for their punctual arrival. " pro7lds
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r NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS 1!.,. -
~ SSGuIh.IThe new LINE OF STEAMERS
ior inc following points connecting at Nor
Foro frod with Railroads for all points South
Baltimore TO TO N NOrfGeSs
Baltimore to Civ Pnit 800
Baltimore to Rich1non6 500
Baltimore to petershnr 500
Be-. M
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WASHING! WASHING!
ACCOMPLISHED
WITHOUT BOILING OR BLUEING,

chemical preparation for washing clothes. the
eoarses as well as the finest and most delicate rJrics
without Rubbing or Boiling; saving in the process,
halt the Time, one-tkird the Soap
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r SyDTssE REVOLVING VESSEL will bs e,-
~ hIbited on the water ut the junction of Jones,
Eails and the Basin. on FRIDAY and SATURDAY
llth and 18th May, from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ myIl-2ts
n SrCAssIA LODGE, No 45, a. f. Il A. Nj
O'Clock, for work in the third degree '/s
myIl-It+ WIN. GIBSON, Sec.
IF = EMMANUEL BAZAAR, Corner of
~ Reed and Cathedral streets-A great var;etr
OF 9rnnme9tal and useful articles remaining on hand
VIII be sold at auction, on THURSDAY and EPT
DAY EVENINGS. at P. NJ. mvio- 2tl
9S5HFHRST NATIONAL BANK OF RAJ
Gg TlMORE, May s, 1s66-The Presiden, ana
RireGf9rs have this day declared DIVIDEND OF
EIGHT PER CENT;. clear of United States taxes
payable on and after the 9Th inst '"A0s'
my9-4t j. S. NORRIS, Cashier.
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vNv0 SOLDIERS, FA,1T, I'm.

BOUNTY, PENSION.
BACK PAY, PRIZE M 0NEy r.,
The idow. Child. Father, Ii other. Brotb.- -,
Sister. ,, of any Officer, Sodie. or Seaman o.
dies In th service Of the United States il Tao
Bounty ,ension or Back Pay. &C. Full info1ma ea 70
given. "a ausuch claims promptly collected IN Aon
WIN. 3. HILL,
government @ aim Oflca
~ W. E;sye4te street
y: B. IAN Letters must eoataa stamp 70,
tspn' aSls-H
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y =S5DTEzIRD NATIONAL RANK.
~ BALTIMORE, May Sth. 1865
-, Inc President and Directors of this Bank have
upon the Capital stock for the past six months
able on and after tn R3DAY, 18th inst '"'
National Taxes paid by the Bank
The Transfer Books will be closed until the 1-tb
day of May. A. NJ CART FIT 'sh
my 9-eod4t [Gl 60,
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VALUABLE
RUELDING LOTS FOR SALE Or E.EAsF

432xl26 on st. Paul street.
226xl54 " Calvert do
22(xl3O " Eutaw square.
I4xl50 " Cathedral street.
50xlS Madison avenue.
5yxl5O " Garden street.
48xl30 - McCullOh do
50xl50 w. Fayette do.
ALSO, lots on Ross, N Charles Saratoga Penub-
icsn. Fort Avenue &C., &c Apply to -''A
.oo. GEO. W. TINGES 4 SON.,
'"@@-eou No.3 st. Paul street.
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FROM TORONTO.

ToRosTo, C. W., Oct. 81.
The Fenian trials we're resumed ct noon to-
day. The sheriff having called over the jury,
John Quinn was placed in the dock. X. A.
Harrison, Mr.. McNab and j. Patterson ap-
peared for the Crown, and Herneth Mckenzie
for the prisoner. The prisoner . counsel ap-
piled for postponemeht Of the trial, in con
sequence of the absence Of material wit
ness who could not be found and other
grounds set forth in an affidavit, and also
stated that he found great difficulty in obtain
ing necessary evidence. The afidavits set
forth that the prisoner belongs TO Rochester,
New York, and that certain papers published
articles calculated to prejudice the public miad
against him. and the minds of the jorors and
that he fthe prisonert never had no intima>
ton of the nature of the evidence against
him, and had been destitute, until recently,
of any means OF making inquiry. As to the
evidence, the prisoner further believes that
ali will be ready for trial by the jury ne It
month. Mr.. Mckenzie urged that the delsy
should be granted Mr. X. A. Harrison con.
tended thai as to day was the day the pris-
oner had eeated he would be ready for trial,
and that the Crown had been at great ex.
pense and Inconvenience to keep witnesses
here, the ground set forth in the affidavit
would not warrant the application being
granted. The Judge, upon looking over the
newspapers referred TO, overruled that por-
ton Of the affidavit referring 70 them, but
suggested ce.tain amendments, which being
made, the application vas granted, and the
trial postponed until the 18th Of next moath.
The next prisoner brough into court was
Patrick Magrovth, Who claims 70 be an Amer.
ican citizen. Mr.. Mckenzie made q similar
application for postpeasnent - before.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct 81.
The examination Of charges against the
Police mmissioners was continued until
six clock las. night, and resumed again
this morning at 10 o clock. The defense sx-
pect TO get their evidence by noon, when
there will be some rebutting evidence intro
duced by the prosecution.
Commissioner Kinds was called to the
stand yesterday, by the counsel for the de-
fense, IN order that the Governor might
question him, but he declined doing so, and
said if he desired to examine the Commis-
sioners, he would do SO at their office in Bal
timore.
Some conversation took place last night
relative to the argument of the case.
Mr. Alexander for the Commissioners ans
nounced his intention TO argue the case.
Mr. Latrobe argued the Importance of dis
posing of the casa without delay, and said
they represented IA ,0p0 disfRnchised people
of Baltimore in time passed, and ifthe Com
missioners we're removed, As he hoped and
be elieved they would be, there was much to
be done. Many changes we're to be made
before next Tuesday, the day of election.
The counsel for the defense said, that they
did not wish to delay unnecessarily.
Mr.. Alexander said that they represented
the Union men Of Baltimore, and the Union
sentiments Of the country.
The Governor said, in order to accommo
date the counsel, he would sit up till twelve
O. clock to>night ii necessary.
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vOLAIEI.

The French War steamer Talisman had
arrived st Panama from Mexico on the l4th,
uith large namber of sick and wounded
soldiers. Soms of them wers placed in in the
Foreign hospital there, and the Talisman sail
ID aes1n for Mexico.
ASerious ccuHagration occurred nt AsPin-
wall on the 10th, destroying the United States
hotel and adjoining buildings. The flames
were arrested st the Howard House through
the sxertions Of Commodorc Briggs and his
men Of the United States Ship of War Desc
to. Messers. Field / Alcaster, are the prin.
cipal sufferers-
The river steamer independence boved1p
the Masnolia, had exploded With u1mter
ofpassengers on board, the particulars ofthe
disaster are not received.
The Central American States are all At
peace. The Governs ent Of Honduras has deci-
ded to remain neutral In case the war between
Spain, Peru and Chill is continued. This
action is regarded as one Of importance ~ 1t
favors the Allies by keeping open the ports
Of Anieo and Trujaillo on the Atlantic for
piratical purposes, thus enabling them to
prey on Spanish commerce. Peru 10 en-
crossed with the Presidential election, and
It was thought the present Dictator will b
elected.
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= -]AAN4Y1avs taksav - teo-1nlal 8la1ee
havs yex ~ somsu ~ = a i<1b9aa
ssIn1eoe lAave, and en- mot ashamed Of il
aithar.sn -,
'sAnd did net Pasl tsli Iimeg1u Is tsks :
litae wine foe his stomach,s satS f''
ssSe he did bdt NJ nAqs b hot Nmoshy,
nd uefs's nethidg tie ms4ssr With NJ
st0nlAch.
y 'ss3s s11--&-<----- - Il ass.@sssfss
AFsaAs letter stasss that he viailoee 70 ~
hesss Axpssiaies. 'ad1it y1lly ~ 1AsSt teeGaJ
I've of favenuei, paths, knrdSS uaiia, ~,
Means ere 70 Be proviaok kewoser, for vie;,
ton 70 ride, = a2p1 - - ,sunf1n1
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Cen. shsrman's Missisn TO nsxAss-Ths
Nature 81 It.

Nature o2
NEw YoRK, Oct. 81.
= The Times Washington special says:
"Gen. Sherman had another interview with
tAe President to-day after the session of the
Cabinet, At which he accepted the military
diplomatic mission to Mexico, which stated
yesterday had been rendered to him. He
will, therefore, leave for Ohio to- morrow, and
after review Of some private affairs be will
leave for Mexico, probably within ten days,
accompanied by Col. Campbell, Minister to
that Republic. The Administration 10 graft
fed at the prompt action of General Sher-
man, and the President is confidently Of the
opinion that the presence Of an officer of such
rank and distinction will be sufficient indi.
cation of the earnestness of this Government
in the measures it il taking to aid the restor-
alton of the Republic, and that it win render
the actual presence of United States troops
on Mexican sol unnecessary. Gen. Sherman b
precise mission il both military and dipio
matte. He goes to sustain Minister Camp
bell in all the diplomatic relations which may
be re established, and empowered also with
full discretion ss TO the use of military power
in any emergency requiring il. The very
important nature of this work 10 thus appars
ent, and the President is anxious that it not
only shall be in safe and able hands, but that
our representatives shall reach the scene of
action as soon as possible The
name of Gen. Grant was at hrst
suggested As the proper person for the posi-
tioa of military envoy, but as he cannot very
we'll be spared from the pressing duties
consequent upon the reorganization OF the
army. Gen. Sherman was selected, be having
declined the tender Of the War Department,
which WAS made by the President When
the change does occur in the latter dapart-
ment, it is altogether probable that General
Grant will assume its duties.
The Times Washington special says the
Administration does not entirely approve the
vigorous language of Gen. Sheridan's order,
SO far as il applies to Maximiian and bis
French relations. Thus far all the inter
course with France on this iubjsct has been
of the most amicable nature, ard there ii
neither intention or desire to interrupt them
At the present moment everything promise.
to be accomplished without any bad feeling
whatever, unless it be on the part of thost
bandits whom Gen. Sheridan very properly
styles buccaneers. The reports Of Gen. Sheri'
dan being relieved are coined and set .aAoa
from New Orleans in the interest ofenemies o
the Government, and for the purpose Of In
juring the status Of that officer.
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HEWs sUmnARY.

Gold closed 1t 14e2 in New York ySstsr-
day afternoon.
Albany dispatches show that great ac.
tivity prevsils in Fsnian circles.
Gen. Heintzelman takes command ofths
Department ofTexas.
The 9th Section Of the Pacific Railroad
has been accepted aad the road is NOV in rua.
ming order 270 miles west Of Omaha
The Administration doesn't fully approve
Gen. Sher,dan's order. He will not be 70
lieved however.
The Montreal dispatches say that the
Canadians are determined to execute the con-
victed Fenians.
The Fenians at Bradford have shown
their disapprobation of the conviction OF
Col Lynch and Mcmahon.
Mr.. johnson is prodigal of pledges to
protect the Fenians-paper protection, m cant
for gammer, drawn out by the approaching
elections.
"A Georgia correspondent of the New
York Tnes writes that Alexander II. Steph
ems recommends the adoption of the Constitu-
tional Amendment by the Legislature of
Georgia.
1t is expected that Hon. j. F. Wilson
will attend the great Mass Meeting at Princes
ton, Ill. oil Saturday.
Twenty families Of Polish exiles have
settled in Spottsylvania county, virgins.
They employed an agent to buy 2,4oO acres
of land for them.
The Times Washington special says that
Sherman has accepted the diplomatic mission
to Mexico, and will go to that country short
ly. That same correspondent has been in.
sisting for two weeks that Sherman was Sec
retary of War elect. He now hazards the
conjecture that Gen. Grant himself will as
sumo the Secretaryship.
The Lexington (Ky.,) Obserrer says that
the Kentucky Silver Lead Company is meet
ing with great success in its mining opera>
flons near Russel's cave in that county. A
great deal of silver-as much as one hundred
and thirty four ounces to the tons got out
of the ore, in addition to lead. Some Of the
ore, too, is suitable for the manufacture Of
white lead, so useful in painting and other
purposes. The enterprise is very promising.
AT a meeting Of the National Lincoln
Monumental Association of Washington, on
Friday, it was decided to have placed in front
of the City Hall, at the intersection of Indi.
ana aud Louisiana avenues, Q statue OF Abra-
ham Lincoln, either in marble or bronze.
The amount of funds in the managers pos
session is about 81 900, which is believed to
be sufficient for the purpose.
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PUBLIC Sale.

I'm Thufsday, the LIST day Of No
~ yrmh~r next there win he sold 1t Public Sale ard
out-ry the ghest and best bddsr the v.iImproyed
and sasabs farm Of the late A. kriehon situate In
Des Aones Township Lee County, Iowa, eight mile
from Keokuk, betg the o. e.k $50. so, Tp &C. 5,
and the 5. n 8. W. L Sec. y. Tp 80. b. O. containing
100 acrcs.
Terms sut purchaser. Deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by and the premses aud TO bear
Interest 1t per cent per annum Sale 10 be on the
prenf>ss--to commence az 10 aol ek OF said day
Also, At time and place. there viii be sold q pup
lie oucry os ofp Ysona property consisting OF stock
0ousshotd ecods and farming uten.iis.
Il For iptpE nation inquire Of the undrr.iEned
JOHN BRUCE,
Ascent for the eale Of the properly
oc4l&A2v Once cor. 81 ST. keoknk. Iowa