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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, MARCH %
at Y O'clock NJ. AZ Philadelphla Exchange.

REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, MARCH %,
,,,.-, . REAL ESTATE,
RIDGE AVENUE-Valuable lot and frame mes
Ninth AND GHERRY STREETS, Southeast
% corner - Valuable business stand and three-story
CHRisTIAN. sTREET-Bulldlng lot north side
ANToWN-Fisher's Lane station-Lot on
CHEsNUT HILL-Lot of over 10 acres on the road
leading from WlssahlckOn turnpike TO Germantown
LOCUST STREET, near Fifty-second street
Twenty IHiy seyenh eye WardnB,gildlng Lot
MONROE COUNTY, Pa.-Two tracts of Land. in
CENTRE COUNTY, Pa 433 acres in Bush town
ship,
$4,000 pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s Bonds, due 1871,
Government or State taxes. convertible at any
time before maturity into Consolidated Mort
gage Bonds of the Company.
$4,000 Reading and Columbia Railroad per cent lss
$4,000 Balo Eagle Valley Railroad G per cent coupon
5000 Susquehanna Canal Preferred Interest per
cent. coupon registered bonds.
$500 wyoming Valley Canal Company per cent,
$4,000 7per cent SchHy kill Navigation Company Boat
Loan. accrued interest from Nov. /, 1866.
$4,000 Union Canal Company per cent coupon bonds.
coupon bonds, principal and interest guar
$4,000 western Pennsylvania Railroad per cent
coupon bonds Isl mortgage. Guaranteed by
SlO,cUO City Of1Tenton per cent. coupon bonds.
SloO per cent Compromise Bonds CITY of Pittsburg
$40 5per cent Certificates OF Indebtedness, City of
PttSburg
$50 shares North Pennsylvania Railroad stock.
100 " Camden and Atlantic Railroad Preferred
stock.
100 " Allentown Rolling Mill.
l4l Allentown Iron Company.
1856 " Lehigh Crane Iron Company.
III " Lehigh Zinc Company.
257 " Little Schuyki railroad Company.
2S East Mahanoy Railroad Company.
100 Pennsylvania salt Manufacturing Co.
10 " Locust Noun ain Coal and IrouHCumpany.
100 Susquehanna Canal Company.
GOOO Z" Schuylkill aud Oil Creek Oil Company.
so North American Oil Company
500 " Mammoth Oil Company
200 HOrseneck and Burning Spring Oil Co.
200 Elennik en- Oil Company
$500 Spring Dale Oil Company.
100 " Sumner Oil Company.
3OC0 Florence Oil Company,
SEQ Fulton Coal Company
100 Philadelphia and California Petroleum
Company. l3l2 30
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS SHOES
bhOSANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
lupguay
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TO RENT.

GOAL YARDS AT RICHMOND
- FOR RENT.
SIX Coal Yards, belonging to the Reading Railroad
Company, at the corner Of RICHMOND and CUM
BbRLAND Streets, etered A, b, c, ID, 10, +, will be
separately rented TO the highest and best bidder for
one year each. The rent viii be payable monthly in
advance and the same security will be required for
rent and tolls as Is given by other retailers.
For further information apply to CHARLES
WESTON, Agent nj Richmond.
Bids will be addressed, in writing until SATURDAY
next, at d p, M, to - - - .
3I25t No. 227 s. FOURTH Street.
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by FURNESs, BRINLEY h CO., NO. GIG
- CHESNUT Street and No. sl2 JAYNE sWeet.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

u~S TRIPS RES . me- N p D:mTaE o,l1 cdIas
e1sffno hetWeen Philadelphia and Bristol on
me9Ge 2sth Of February leaving hhila9el-
phiR, Oh aPverton Torresdale Andalusia, Beverly
stoPPnEH Returning, leaves Bristol at O'CLOCK
A. ~ ~: each way, % cts Excursion sts' i@lm
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D SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, No. 1920
d. CHESNUT Street.

AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
b. SCOTT. Jr., will give his personal attention
TO sales of household furniture, at the residences
of parties removing breaking up housekeeping, on
the most favorable terms.
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LADY'S TRAVELLING BOX,
&AFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
4he Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for the safe
Keeping OF Bonds, Stocks, and
Other ValuabIeR,

CAPITAL, ...,..,,.,,..,,..,.S5OO, 900
DIRECTORS,
y: X, BROWNE, EDWARD w. CLARK
*? EdLIA?REEINGE II CLARK, ALEXANDER HENRY
JObN WELSH, IS. A. CALDWELL,
]. GILLINGHAM FELL HENRY o. GIBSON
~ CHARLES MACALESTER.
Omce IN the Fire proof Building of the Philadelphia
Naal9hal Bank, CHESNUl Street above Fourth
Rms ms company eGeiyes on deposit and GUARAN-
i - The SAFE KLEpING OF VALUABLES
tiUm tiD,l tn9 lolOwlng rates ear, VIII
I"upoh Bonds Al per aiOOO
t;oid Coin 90 oRuS ana srcurites50 cents per $1,000
s'4Ner Coin or Bulli NJ, ''' ~ ~ P psr SiSO
$40
Cnialste ot Ot smal! tin hoXes of Bankers Brokers
and liability limited, SIS a wear " w 'Ho NonPenS'
The Company offers tor 'Ri,NT ,rantor o,,o,,,t,,,,
90 $40 s40 S56 s1d tsAf rs INSIDE IT'S VAULTS at
location, '' NNN'ANAhS w sl1e ana
Coupons and Interest ColIectad for 0,, 49,, -.
Inter Interest allowed d On Money Deposits P0' 'eu''
Trusts of every description 'NeNe auu execute
l23lmwrpl n B, BROWNJI r..,..
NobEEI ! ~ Ees0S SeCretary and Treasnrer
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For SALE.

f5 FOR SALE RENT, OR EXCHANGE
IEQ beautiful Country seat, with fine larne Hnuse
ana Barn, and eighteen acres OF Land on scbooi
House Lane, near Germantown, - V''
small Houses, No5.23O and 232, in Raspberry alley
west SIDE between Locust aud Spruce streets,
large Building Lot, S. W. corner OF Twenty first
ana spruce street. l5i feet Twenv-ast and ie fast
on Spr &c street. Apply To- j. w. RYERSS
itu6t* No. lG Philadelphia Exchange
fE1 FOR SALE-DWELLING No. 9l5 n.
Mi Sixth street above Vine, n feet front nv on foot
deep For sale af;er 9Th If April viii then he va
cam, ana can De examined. Clear. Terms easy.
Apply 70 - go --.-. T.. MADEIRA
396t No l15 TENTH Street. below Chesnnt
L1OR SALE-ALh THE MACHINERY AND
IL FIXTURES otthe late @'
"PH lLADEBPHlA CAR WORKS.
TWENTY FIRST an HANII}PON Slreots
4St[ WILLIAM WOOD & co.
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITIsu. FRE,1Crr
,%hhhMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
AZ M WIZ hOld large sale of foreign and domestic
part for cash, - W. ~ On'AA9 Sieult AhU
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vast quantities OF petroleum entering the ports
OF Italy from America. And who shall saw this
would De unfair / wish you to publish this il
regards, l am sincerely yourp.
n -, HIRAM POWERS.
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IN Thursday Morning,

NT,,al N, - VII NVInInE,
,Mhrch Il commencing at " clock embracing ahout
PnCkages ana lots OF staple ana fancy articles iI
"SSDiiTens, WoTsteds, linens, silks, and cottOns.
y; catalogues ready and goods arranged IN,
exhibition early on morning OF sale. m m bt
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toir HrCn ~ at 10 o'clock will be sold by catalogue on
RSnsao credit about 1900 packages Boots, Shoes
rnsTt ~ elo, embracing prime and fresh assort-
10 W uIst.Cas, city and eastern manufacture Open
of sale. 's'''' e''i'y "" 'he ifunOiIuiuE
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SAMUEL 9. FORD q SONS, AUCTIoNEER
~ No. l27 S. FOURTH Street,

saies OF Real Estate Stocks, Loans, etc. at Phfa-
uelphla exchange, every Friday at u O'clock noon
our SAFES are advertised in all the daily and several
OF me weekly newspapers by separate hanubills of
each property, ana by pamphlet catalogues, one
cediug each sale f0
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sATE
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T9.eSSf Sale,

l1 virtue OF q pssu o. Trust made by Charles
ID Pl4nu-nsslehl and recorded IN tire Regis
ters office uI shelby county Tennessee e., IN
book No. s.. part =, page so aud following,
viii. On saturday, ine Zsth september, 1857, iu
o Memphis, lu hieLl uhis, Tennessee, on Second
street, between Union and GayOso streets be-
tween the hours Of ID o clock am. slid O'Clock
pm. Of said day, proceed 20 sell, al auct on. TO
the highest 5iduer, iOr cash, the following de-
sCribed lot or parcel OF land in the CIly Of
Memphis and desi znaJsj o. the plat OF said
CITY part OF loi No. 81, tow 10: Beglur ing
the uOTjIsaft corner OF IOi on tnf sOutn aIce
ofJefiers0n street known as George CremwelIs
S. feet wostwaroly nom the intersection Of
Jefferson and Third streets thence eastwardly
win O. e south side OF Jefferson street nlty-
eight feet 10 10 lDteTsectlO on With bird street ;
thence sOuthwardly with the west side Of Third
Get one hundred and IoTty-eight and half
feet 20 an alley thence estWardly with the
nCTtl side Of sad alley one hundred and 1orty-
eight feet six inches 10 the west side Of another
alley Jlepce uorthwardly with the east side
Of said alley thlTJy-slN 1eet 20 thesOuth bound
AIRY lne OF said lTomwells lot: thence eBAt-
WzrUly with SAID lrUulWelIs s south boundary
line 80 feet % The sOuths.Est corner Of said
CIOmWeI's lot: thence nOrLnwaroiy with the
east gOIIdaTy line OF said frOmwelIE IoF one
huldreti and twelve aud O. mali feet TO the be-
ginning.
The title 20 said property is believed 10 be
perfect, and the equity %. REDEEM ptlgn IS waived
but convey a. Trustee on y.
au2N ID IhDN AS LEIGH. Trustee.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
twEsrERE ASSOCIATED PRESS REPosTs.I

AUGUSTA, September q. - Judges
Warner, Walker and Harris, of the su-
preme court Of Georgia, are out In letters
favoring reconstruction under the milf
tary bills, on the grounds Of its necessity
and expediency.
Hon. Benz. Hill left yesterday for New
York.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 27.-Com-
plete returns show the total vote of the
state to be 92,108 Haight's majority
over Gorham, 1904.
RICHMOND, September 27.-General
Brown has issued an order directing the
officers Of the freedmen's bureau Of this
district to turn over to the civil authOri-
ties all negro paupers who have been re-
siding here since January 1, 1851.
In the case of Kebler, the soldier or
dered to be brought before the state
court, on the ground of being a minor
and not legally held in the army, the
military authorities have refused to obey
the writ.
NEW YORK, September ga special
from Richmond to the Herald says JEFF
fersOn Davis trial will take place at the
November term beyond doubt. The
Times Washington dispatch says that
the case Of the government against Fra
zer, Trenholm & Co. has been settled.
The terms have not been made public.
A number of clerks in the quartermas-
ter's department have been notified that
their services will not be wanted after
the 30th.
FLORENCE, September 26.-Attempts
have since been made to renew the dis
turbances which occurred in this city on
the receipt Of the news Of Garibaldi's ar
hI1t al ohr he
government, without resorting to regular
troops, called out the national guards,
and, with their assistance, checked ali
outbreaks before they became formida-
Bile.
Several men have been arrested by the
police for participating in the recent
scenes of violence and disorder The
city is now quiet. Reports from all parts
Of Italy show that the country is tran
quill.
BRUSSELS, September ga dispute
is arising between King Leopold, of Bel
GUM, and the king of Austria, in regard
to the settlement Of the estate of Maxi
milan.
MADRID, September 26-The report
that the Spanish government had re-
called its feet from the Pacific, is posi-
lively denied.
LONDON, September 26.-AnOther trial
Of the ROdman gun was made yester-
day, being charged with 100 pounds
American service powder. The projec-
tile passed entirely through an eight
inch iron plated target, placed at dis
tanee Of seventy yards. The target is
is enc that has been used a long time for
these experiments, and has withstOOd
some of the severests tests.
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAA0-PORTR,
GROVESTEEN & CO.,

nnEEsE Instruments, after the mos iatterinR
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country. VINO, a. cur solicitation, have Tested
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10 has always been our. policy during the
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The ne OF these Instruments are remarkable
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10 their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining lts pOsitfvsness does not destroy the
MIDDLE and upper registers by ming ing with
them fn disagreeable confusion, the refined
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They are an entirely new style Of Plane I'm
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KAVANAGH 4 DECKER's
BILLIARD TABLES
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER,
American, Vol. l6. NO.llJ
10 Is the only Cushion that possesses an the
qualities essential TO a Perfect Cushion. II Is
me most elastic and most durable Cushfsn ever
offered to the billiard playing public a. Is
abunuanuy proven by The great demand for ft
since It's Introduction. The pecuiiarity which
dist nguishes the Cat-Gut Cus1iOn and renders
IL superior 70 all Others, is the tghtened cord OF
cat-gut which Overlies the face and edge OF the
rubber and running the full length OF the
Cushion, which prevents the ball from bedding
into the rubber and jumping from the table
The addition OF the catgut cord also adds
much 70 the elasticity OF the Cushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushion has already been ap-
piled TO over 1000 tables, which are in constant
use. Il can be applied to tables OF any make
for SO per set.
Kavanagh & Deckers Factory, at the corner
OF Centre anu Canal streets, n. Y. is the most
complete OF its kind in the world. The ma
chinery is OF the most improved character. the
lum Der drying room the largest in the United
states, the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the WOrkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings. all
OF The bet make, constantly on hand
kavanagh & Decker are the only agents in
this country fOr Kay's Cue Cement. adjudged
by competent authorities 10 be the best Cement
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for 500.
send for lust ated Price List.
kANANAGH & DECKER
Corner Of Centre aud Canal streets,
SEQ tfe21 New YORK fftv
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coURsE e sTUpY.

FIRST SESSION. JUNIOR GLASS; months.
Walkers American Law, Kent's Commsara-
ries, blanop on Criminal Law, CsTuthsr'z His-
tory OF Law Suit, stephens Pisadfngz-
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
mouths H-r
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes aud
Bills, 3reenieaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam 3 Equity
Pleading, Bsdneld on Wills, billiard on Mort
cages Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
WashbuFn on Real Property. Taylor on Lans-
lord amt Tenant, ANGEL a Ames on Coruora-
tons, Story's COndict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conkifn's o. .. Treatise.
Reeitations and examinations each day a. 4
O'Clock Moot Court once each wees. aud Ap-
peilate Court once each mouth, presided over
uy the Professors all together.
students permitted 10 enter any CiaEs. but no
diploma given except 70 those going through
Terms S25 per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Zee, S per Session
AL Students OF law can attend free of charge
me lectures OF the College, Including Lectures
on Elocutlon and explanation OF latin and
French teohnlcaiittes by the President
Arrangements viii be made 10 bnsrd ana
lodge students az 50 per month. Apllicafious
should le made pariv Il.fn
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Mason. Fayelle County. Tenn.

- ITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
- miles north Of Lsfayetse Depot, M q Q. r. Il.
FACULTY.
q. W. jos EsToS, A-B., President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OrWAr 3. Young, A.H-, Professor OF Mafhe-
MATES:
COLIN MCKINNEY, An, Professor OF Mental
and Moral science and English Literature.
This Institution was reOpened October. 1875.
and bas reached a state OF permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual session III he Cpes ed
July Is, ls67, and viii consist o. Two Terins-aB
weeks each.
ca A RI ES.-Euglish and Mathematics, 80.
- and SO per Term. Each Laugnage IS extra
per Term. COutlI gent fes s. % per Term
Excellent board, fncludirg room, fuel wash
ing and Light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus win be supplied
Conyeyance from Lafayette Station 10 Ma
con. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
We, the Trustees, have determined 10 make
this a trsf class Academic institution
LIST The scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone OF cur community.
I'd. The healthful locality removed fT0rs She
eorrupttng influences and vices Of city Iife
4ln- Favorable prices will enable as 10
achieve this success.
President BOARD. .nr. g. T. HUNTER
sesretary--..-----..-JOaN W W-ALEXANDER.
auIA
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Yellow Fever ana Small POx.
NEw YoBK, June, Iss,

" IWIIf IIITET I7IIa
We, the undersigned shipping Merchants OF
the city or AeW York, nom the on repeated
testimony OF many different Sea Captains
in whom We have implicit confidence,
and teeiing = duty which We owe our reliOW-
men, hereby Dear witness OF the great cOnd-
dence We ieel in he truly marvellous curative
powers OF Major ]. T. LANES INDIAN REM
EDf for the cure and prevention Of small Pox.
Fellow fevefY etc. and we chesrfuIiy add our
signatures. hoping its wonderful merits and
great blessings may be made known 10 me
world Brett Sons & Co., El South street. Cur-
It's q Ward, 43 south street; b. Il. DsWoIf & 90.
1903 Broad street Heney & son, . C0euties siip
simpson shaw, q C0enties slip; Vim. A
Moore, z0i south street. Jas T. Tapscott 50
South street Geo. IA Tapscott, OF TapscOtt bro.
IS South street; Robert Hawke, 81 sOuth street,
and many others.
This Remedy has never been kno7Fn 70 hafl.
Price per package, s.. Forwarded free 70 any
point In the United states. Address
j. T. --AAE z CO.,
se8 8wr I63 Broadway New TOrR
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The APOihgems Of Odia.

Among those "wise saws" contained
in the "Havamal," OF " Sublime Dis
course " of Odin, the King Solomon of
northern Europe, we quote the following
from translatiOns by MaIIet and Whea-
ton:
Riches pass away in the twinkling of
an eye; the most inconstant Of friends
are they"
"FIocks and herds perish, friends and
relations die; bus one thug I know
which never perishes, the fame Of the
good man"
"Mock not the stranger guest, for thou
knowest not whom he may be-"
1t is better to live 1reH than Tong.
When a man lights a fire, death is with
him before it is eXtinguished -
"There Is no mslady so cruel as dis
content JUith gO1lr fdte.n
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEISE, OF New Orleans. would
vi most respectfully announce 70 the citizens
OF Memphis that she will open her classes for
the above graceful accomplishment on the
THIRD TUESDAY in September a. the Jef-
fersOn Block, second street, where she trusts
BY strict attention % the advancement Of her
pupi who may De fn1rustsd 20 her chsrre 70
merit share OF the public patronage. Mad
L., having 5auRht in most or the principal
cities god the south and Southwest, hopes TO
meet l..a with the same unbOunded success
which Ets hitherto marked her course OF in
structiou elsewhere. Days and hours OF tuition
:or Children, Tuesdays and SATURDAYS. from
half past O'Clock TIL dark for Ladies', nom
10 am. I'll y; for Gentlemen, nom 8 til 10
Pm, all the same day. References uueXceu-
upnsole, FOR which. and Olher partlculsrs
pieise see circulars, which viii be found At the
pm 1pal book and music stores Terms rnofi-
crate Calisthenlc, and bancing taught iD pri-
vate families aud schools, IL Desired solreas
given twice a month aa.n
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Sherif'S Sale.
N. c. Moyian vs.. j. Levy a Co.

W. y. MOytan vs.. j. Levy q 20.
Under and by virtue Of an inteTlocutOry
decree OF the Chsncery Court Of Memphis,
rendered July lS7, in the above entitled
oause will on the fth day OF October, A. d.
ls37 at the front door OF the oOurthOsss in
Aenpbis. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m
81 and hest bidder, FOR cash, the StOreroorne
Nos 2lB and rs second street, in MemphiE nnd
county or ehelby aud State Of Tennessss the
saf1e being sold 70 satisfy decree IN the said
courf IN. favor Of said n. e. Hoylau and aeninrf
aid Levy & Co. P. N. WINTERS, Sheriff.
BY JAMES \. SWAN, d. 8. ss22 ID
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NEW YORK CARDS.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Principal once, 61S Broadway,
NEW YORK.

GREAT Improvement In Sewing MacbinegI 3
" Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion Sewing
Machine. lt is thus rendered noiseless in ac.
tion rs motion ueimg all positive it Is not
liable % Get out or order. It 81 the best Family
Machine Notice - called 10 our new and i'm
proved Manufacturing Machine for Tailors
and Boot ard shoe FitJerz. Agents wanted, 70
whom liberal discount will be given. No
cOnsignmeuts made
sel dAMZn EmRLRE sEMLNa MAcaLxE %.