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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

sylvania Railroad Company reduced the hours Of
labor at their machine shops in this place, on
Wednesday last, 10 work but eight hours per
day, commencing al Il. M, and quitting at 5p.
ia. The late crash in monetary affairs are sup
posed to be the cause.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26
Railroad Time Table.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT sUSBuRr.
MGR. w, South. P.&E. R.R. West.
Erie Mail, 1.30am Mail, GO IN
Mail, Ills 4" Elmira Mail 40 g
Mag. Express GAO p IN Erie Express, GAO
suNBURY AND LEwisTowN r..
Leave sunbury for Lewistown at 7.SO a. M,
and 4-20 p. NJ.
Arrive at sunbury from LewistowD at 1.50
and VAS p. IN.
sHAMoKIs DIVISION, n. c. H. W.
uneury tS.v' at s.4s m A, sunes@s ars'vf s.es m
& 44O pm 600 p m
DANvILLE, HAzLEroN & wItKEsBARRn r.. R;
Regular passenger tsan leaves Sunbury for
Danville, Catta awissa, Hazleton and intermediate
stations, at 6.45 II. m. Returning leave Hazle-
ON at LOO p. m. Arrive at 400 p. m.
LAoKAwAsSA AND BLooMsBURG r. r..
Leave Northumberland at $40 n. IN. and 4.5o
Arrive at Northumberland at 10.35 a. m. and
g5p. m.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had of
shpman, Ticket Agent, at THE Depot.
Summer Arrangement for the Post
Office at Sunbury. Pa.
Office Open from G.30 a NJ, 10 8 p. M, srcept
OF Sundays
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS.
Arrives as follows
From the East at 615 a. M, 12. Is p. m, y. nj.
GO South, 6.l5 Il m, IL. Is p. M. 4.10 p. m.
West, 6.15 a. M, 1915 p. M, 4.10pm.,
and $50 p. m.
'' North, C a. M, IL a. M, 3.55 p. m.
Shamokn, Mt. Carmel and points on
that line, 0.f5 a. M, $50 p. nj.
Mails close as follows:
For the East, 5. SO n M, $50 a. M, T.35 p. IN.
GO South, 1880 Il. M, 7.35 p. m.
6 West, 80 a. M, 1880 a. m, 1.35 p. M.
90 North $50 Il. m, $50 p. M, 1.S5 p. IN.
Shamokin proper 1918 p. IN.
Shamokin and offices on that route, 4.20
y. III.
J. J. SMITH, p. NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

ANY person who desires the job of putting in
about dozen window panes in the Masonic
building will please apply Immediately at this
oilicc.-DGily.
As BUR neighbor is occupying the Masonic
building, it looks litsle suspicious his part.
We hope he will wait until after the election If
he finds it necessary to knock out window paues.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26
Business TntaIs.

TIE IMPROVED GROVER & BAKER SEWING Ma
CuISE.-Thesc celebrated machines are offered
Mt the most reasonable rate. For particulars
applyto y. q. KUTZ, Agent.
Feb %, '73.-ly. Upper Augusta township,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

SECOND hand Pianos for sale or reat at rcason-
able rates Inquire ut this Office.
DoN'T pay two prices when you can yet goods
ut small profit. At d. 4. Finncy's store,
Market street, but one price prevails, aud goods
of the best qualuy can he purchased at aston
lshngly low prices. His stock consists Of every
variety Of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Groceries,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, and jewelry. The
assortment is complete. being selected with the
greatest care. No charges are made to show
gsods-n fact it is r pleasure to Mr.. Finney to
show what handsome stock he has on hand.
Ladies and gentlemen ate invited to call and
make a full examination before buying else,
where
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

CAROLINE D.LrUs. dealer in Musical Instru-
meuts ANA Sewing Machines, Market street, near
Third, Sunbury, Pa. Gail and evamipe the best
Organs, Melodcuns, Sewing and Knitting Ma
chimes in the market. Always on hand the Es-
tcy. Silver Tongue. Smiths American. Mason &
IIamlin Organs. Orders taken for all kinds or
Pianos and Musical Instruments. The Peoples
Favorte Sewing Machines Domestic and Gro
yer y Baker. Persons purchasing machines
from me viii receive INSTRUCTIONS p Frst-class
Nuittip Machines for sale
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT suNpuRr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

THE FAIR.-Every farmer in the county can
have something to exhibit at the Union Agricul-
tural Fair at Sunbury. See the liberal premiums
offered in smother part of this paper. 1t will be
the largest fair ever held in this part of the
State. The best horse-racing of the season will
come off at that time, as some of the best blood
ed horses in the country are already entered.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

The Judges Of animals will have regard
to the symmetry, early maturity, size and
general qualities characteristic of the
breeds which they judge. They will make
circumstances on the character and condi-
tion Of the animal. They will give en-
couragementt to overfed Animals, nor award
Premiums for Bulls, Cows or Helfers,
which shall appear 20 have been fattened
for butchers; Except fat Cattle in Class q
the object being to have superior animals
of this description for Breeding:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

All the above trotting races t. to pile heats,
best in 5-in ltrhess. Entrance Fee 10 per
cent. OF Purse and must accompany nomination
in all cases. Entries must be made at tho Office
of the Secretary by 10 O'Clock, a m, of each day.
A horse distancing the field, or a part thereof
shall be entitled to the first premium only.
Heats in each days races may be Trotted alteF-
nately,
Tic distance shall be one hundred yards. s
horse, will not be allowed TO compete for more
than one premium, except in races Nos. 3, 6 and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-26

NJ. Ross ifENPERLY has erected counter il
the front part of the post Office building from
which he will sell papers and periodicals, lettc
stamps, envelopes and paper. The Anericd'
will hereafter be sold regularly at his place o
business,
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A New York paper says that bald
headed man will marry three times to
any other mans ouce, all things being
even.
The Albino children who have beon
exhibited arouud the country 80 often,
were drowned in KANSAS last week.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-21

"A HORRIBLE GRAVEYARD "A CORES
Ipondent. writing from Bombay, says:
I"You have all heard of the Parsees.
They are the jews of Bombay. They
are race that was excluded from Persia
las the Jews have been for many centu-
Irlen:, nIhey have very peculiar notions
Iofi life. but their cemetery is more pecu-
liar siiu. It is different from all others.
We made visit to their cemetery. not
knowing at the time that ne one was ad.
mitted. It is q large tract on the best
lpert OF Malober Hill. 1T is very valua-
|nlei nov, but it was purchased mahy
years ago., We made application at the
gate Tor admission and wore refused
We appealed to q young Parsee who
happened to be passing. He was dressed
in silk, and very gentlomanly in his ap-
lpearance. he said no Europeans were
admitted. We told him that we were
mot Europeans, but Americans. He
lsaid he would be very happy to oblice
Americans, but could not, but did con-
sent that we should go up the road, out
side tho inner wall, and have view of
the city and bay. The sentinel took us
Ialong tho winding road, and rupee
given to him acted like charm. It
lopened oil the gates and passed the
police. There were no Parsees in sight
to stand IN our way, and we entered the
prohibited enclosures. The grounds
are surrounded by wall twenty feet
high, and have been used for great
number of years by this strange people
There are no monuments in the GENE
terry. There are three round towers
about City feet in diameter, and fifty 10
sixty feet high. On tho top of these
towers there is an iron crate. The dead
'are brought to the crate and delivered to
the priests, and the friends depart. Tho
priests prepare the corpse and lay it on
the CRATE, and the bones drop through
the crate into the charnel house below.
These towers or vaults arc called the
Towers of Silena.' We saw hundreds
of vultures sitting on these towers, and
the sentinel told us that they would
take MI the flesh from the bones of a
corpse in an hour. We asked why those
towers? The sentinel, pointing to one,
said, 'Parsee with plenty of money put
there;' to another, 'Parsee with but lit.
tie money put there and the other,
'Parsee with no money put there The
sentinel said when o corpse is placed on
tho CRATE, the strife and noise of the
vultures is frightful, and could be heard
for q long distance. We saw thcas
Towers of Silena,' and do not care ever
to be any nearer"
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Extraord dinary
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
$4,000 Worth
DRY GOODS G
BELOW oosT!!

HHHE continued pressure OF hard times
Il compels us to make this MOST ALARM
ING SACRIFICE, but as we must have
money, in order to pay our creditors. we viii
ply their many wants as they have never be-
fore bad in the history Of this city.
Useful patterns DRESS GOODS at IL. Is.
20, 25 cents worth double.
SILK BALERNAS, BERLIN CORDS and
E5i tnESS CLOTHS. 81 centa-half price.
ba' gain, 80 and Is cents-way down.
SILK PONGEES. REPTARRAS, CASH
MEEES, (all new shades,) Is cents-worth
FIGURED EpINGLEs, "a beautiful North
crn novelty,j SO ccnte-cost us To-
large line OF Cl.OAKS AID JACKETS. we
o1ler at 70 ccnts on tho dollar.
full assortment OF FURS. at scarcely
half New York prices.
Twenty boxes OF LINEN COLLARS ant!
CUFFS will be sold at 5 and ~ cents-worth l.
four times the money.
House. furnishing Goods, although quito
staple, We have marked BELOW COST.
Iheylnclrde fine limo of LINEN DOYLIES.
at 60 cents and 81 90. Also. large Marseillee
BED SPREADS, from 81 so up. liable and
rlano covers, with oth"r upholstery essen
tlals, We will close ont at one-half their
original value.
Onr entire stock OF MILLINERY, RIB
BONS, FLOWERS, LACES, &c, will be Of
lered At such prices as cannot fail to effect a
clearance.
lines, but the whole Stock is offered without
any reserve whatever. Cash must be paid
OH delivery of goods; from this, there will be
no deviation. Parccla shall be delivered in
the order III which they are bought.
Az parties owing us money must call and
settlc, or we shall be compelled to resort to
other measures.
Dec Is J. H. KINARD co.
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Few people have any clear idea of
the extent of forest land in Germany,
and most imagine that of the Black
Forest little is left except a tradition
and q conventional blister of wood land,
30 named. On the. contrary, in Hanover
alone there are 900, 1000 acres of wood
under State management; while nearly
fourth part of the area of Prussia is
IN forest, although half of that is in
private. hands. AS is we'll known, the
forest administration in particular dis.
tricts has long been famous, especially
in Thuringia and the Hartz Mountains.
In North Germany generally, the re.
sponsibilities are allotted in districts
among carefully organized body of
officers. presided over by forest.
director. The appointments arc fairly
remunerated; and they arc so eagerly
sought after that candidates will romain
on probation for years at their own cost,
or with moderate and precarious pay, in
the hope of securing place in the
corps at last. In Austria, things are on
o somewhat different footing. The Aus.
trian forests are nagnificent-so magni
ficent. indeed. that the forest manage.
nent has been neglected.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

H"PPy Rettef lot Young Men from The
effects Of errors and abuses in carly life
Manhood restored. ImpcdimGnts to Mar
rIiagn removed. New mcthcd of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent FREQ. in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9 Sou, Ii
Ninth street, PhiladeIphia, Pa.-an institu-
sinn having a high reputation for honorable
conduct and nrOteasi1nal skill. Oct 30 3mn
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Views for the Million

T HAVE just received tine assortment OF
j. STEREOSOOPIO VIEWS, English and
American, oolored and plain. Alro, ILLU-
MINI TED once. r. L. BRYAN
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Just Received.

just ReCelVed,
AN extra fine lot OF Kentucky
MULES and HOIiSES. some Of which
nA.6 are we'll broke. They may be seen
~ Un ,rlee Logan's Stables, corner Scnste
and Assembly streets.
Nov II VISA L. TALBOT.
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CHRISTMAS. the sea-
son of Festivity and
Kind Wishes, the time
for the liberal heart
and the open hand to
manifest themselves,
is rapidly approach
ing. May its genial
Influences dissipate
the gloom that hard
times have occasioned.
There is nothing so
likely to produce this
most desirable effect
as a generous observ-
ance Of the time-ho-
nored custom of the
giving Of gifts" I
am prepared for all
who desire something
pretty, something use
ful, something sweet,
or something sug-
gestive. in which to
typify their love and good
wishes towards the object of
their regard. Friends, low
els, husbands. wives. can all
get suited from my varied
and miscellaneous stock. and
1 pledge myself more than
ever to deserve the p pular
motto, THE LEADER OF
LOW PRICES.
c. F. JACKSON.
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Knox's Hall, Abbevilie, 8. O.
THE above HALL is now complete and
j. ready for use. It is euitable for 7 hea-
tlcal txhibitions. Concerts, DC. Address
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Certificates Of indebtedness
Received at
ID. E.P S T / MS.
Under Columbia Hotel,


FOR CLOTHING. HATS and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. desire TO call the
attention OF the public to the fact that Ger
tiacates Of Indebtedness Of tho State OF
South Carolina will be received for all goods
purchased at my establishment, and posi-
lively at greenback prices. ji
My stock is full and complete in every par.
ticular, and persons desiring bargains, and
to dispose Of their State money, can be ac-
commodatcd by giving mo call. '1,.
This is done in view o. The duliness Of the
times. and also with a determination to dis
pose OF the stock. j,
Call earlyat ...s ,.
n rDG"TAr30
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Something for the Children
GUFFERINd with Coughs, Colds, Group,
Kisses, Jim Grow. Carbolio and Horehound
Lozenh hes, Althea Drops and Jujube Paste.
All excellont for Coughs and Colds. Fresh
NoSSf HE1NITsH's DRUG STORE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-21

Upright Steam Engine for Sale.
TlGHT-HORtB 3 POWER. in perfect order.
u with emoke.stack, shafting and guam
.ity OF belting. For particulars, appl! At
FuTNIx Oflice. Oct 80
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelrv.

USr received, d large consignment of fne
- DIAMONDS. WATCHES, CHAINS,
sEl NC, OF upredcemed pledges, for sale
backs, City Money and Certificates OF In
debtedness Of the State Of Sonrh Carolina re-.
ceived. Ii, SULZBAOHER
DDc IL
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A low has been passed in Prussia by
which the poorer classes will be relieved
from taxation to the estim ated amount
OF nearly 5000, 900 thalers. When can
we expect such result in this country ?
Not |h!!e The present party is in power.
They are for numerous Office. holders,
high salaries, high taxes and heavy
debts. That is their policy, and as ai
last all revenue comes from the hard
earnings OF laboripg men, that class il
in q worse condition than they were
twenty years ago. All expenses Of na-
tional character shoald be reduced az
fast as possible, and then the United
States could initiate the example OF
Prussia and remove the load of taxation
from the shoulders Of the toiling mil
lions.
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Lumber and Laths.

"HU H0tuo'
HAVING a large quantity OF BUILDING
Ill LUMBER aud LATHS on hand. per-
s0ns wanting the samo can DO supplied, at
short pntice. Orders left at my Heeidence
on Main street, noar the new Government
Post Office, or sent by mail. will meet prompt
attention. Terms cash.
Nov &c limo W.LOWRY
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MOlasses.

"UIdSStS.
4 CARGO CT new crop Few Orleans Mo
"A LAS j. jrst received, the choicest 81
,e srahun. at
Dee J: S0LOMON'S
2.( 90 Extra Fine Florida Oranges
INnh sAlr at three nd-a-half cents piece
h hy tie barrel, or tiity cents per dozen.
IL. O'NEALE & son,
l'tr III Cotton Town.
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Bad Weather, BadlCoughs. Bad Colds.
- will euro Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Con
sumption. 1t Is tho remedy, without any ex.
oeption. Stanley will ray 20. Get it only at
HFINITSH'S Cheap Drug Store. NovlSt
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Imported Champagn

NPoi LCO SudmpdE utb.
EH Asses Jules Mum s'Dry Yerzenay and
~ icdsick. Quarts and Fints. For ale
low by HOPE & GYLES.
Fira Crackers.
SA ZONES Golden Chop FIRE CRACK
wv ~, fnr sale by
Dee II HOPE & GYLES.
Fire Crackers and Torpedoes.
th4A BONES Golden Cior FIRE CRACK
I\JtF ERS.
leo packages TOrpcdocs.
For si!c. at r,dncod prices. at Wholesale
and ictai;. br JOHN AGNEW Il son.
For Sale.
GEfENiY ACRES OF LAND, near iht ont.
~ shii ts nj Columbia. Also, Oh" huff acre
lot IN Camden street.
De" II to- MILTON IEvERETT.
To Rent OR for Sale
RAE HOUSE on the corner of Lady
flTl and Assembly streets. Possession N
LIN gwen immediately. Apply to
Dec 10 II. d W. O SWAFFIELD.
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TaXes,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c.. December IL, 1873.
FNHE Tax Socks Of tho city of Columbia, :,
l. for 1874 will be open on THURSDAY
December iS by resolution If tho City
Council, all persons making returns and
paying taX"s before January l. will be al.
lowed Il discount of tive per cent.
CHAS. BARNUM,
Dec II CITY Cloik and AasessUr.
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A certain near.,ighted lady could
never be induced to admit the fact. but
persisted In declaring that her sight was
excellent. One day q waggish neigh
Dor stuck a needle in the side OF barn,
and placing her on the other side Of the
road. asked her if she could see it. "Oh
yes, sbe replied, looking in the direc.
tion indicated, "bnt whereis the barn2''
A gentleman, in search of q man to do
some work, met on his wny lady not
as young as she once was, and asked
her: "Oan you tell me where can End
manP" mo. 1 cannot" she replied.
"for have been looking these twenty
yeare for one myself"
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OUR HOUSE.

Corner Geruais ana Richardson strec's.
NEAR THE STATE CAPITOL.
Su THE undersigned has fitted up SA.
MiS LOON, on the above corner, where he
w will keep tho bost OF WINES, LIQUORS,
LAGER BEER, sECARS. etc. Give him q
call. JAMES CLENDINING.
Dec II
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The more wildly Tweed's disgrace is
painted the more sympathy is excited
Tor him. Punishing tho rich and those
IN nigh places is an excellent thing in
theory and fine thing to clamor for,
out 1t IS not SO easily reduced TO prac-
tlco. Everybody, apparently, wanted
Tweed punished, aud rejoiced when he
was convicted and sentenced. But now
well, If vote on his acquittal should
be taken by the American people
to-day, Mr.. Tweed, we are panied to
admit, would escape. Dua6u.y Nctcs.
A LADY WHO DANCED WITH WASH.
iNGToN.-Mrs. Frances Nj. Burling died
IN Milford, Pa, recently, aged ninety
SIX. Her maiden name was Hurst. She
vas belle in New York society nearly
eighty years ago. On one occasion, at
\ public reception in that city, she was
Gen. Washington's partner in dance.
She was on terms of intimate ac0uaiut.
anceship with lafayette. Aaron Burr,
Alexander Hamilton, and many of the
great men and women Of that day.
It is rather hard to have nice facts dis.
turbed by subsequent explanations. Ii
Reading, Pa. q few days ago, mau s
life was saved by the ball from IL pistol,
accidentally discharged, entering a
Bible which he carried in lis pocket.
Everybody said, "See how the religious
iare rewarded!-until it was discovered
that this devotee had stolen the sacred
volume and was on his way to pawn it
for liquor.
The Reoie,c says: IA Peoria letter
carrier, after walking nine miles and de.
livering tho Same letter to 1877 mep.
none of whom would receive it, eat down
on fre-plug and wept because Poca
hontas was such fool as to catch the
old mans war-club and save tho pro.
gen;:or Of d defeated uu,i innumerab,e
race.
A bunch Of shingles fell from wagon
lon the Troy ferry bont recently, und
struck fairly upon the head of ii colored
woman, who said, "Y' oughter b. shame
to muss cullud womans har dat wnv.
wish de shingles fell oyah board"
/ The Boston Globe says that the work
men celebrated the opening of the Hoo
sac tnnnel by tapping two or three
barrels of beer. There was no inter
ference by tho police, as the barrels
we're marked "nisro.glyce:ine."
A man at Andover, Mass does not
believe in fall in prices, because be
has just sold for fifty cents a pocket.
knife which he bought for that price in
1909. and has used steadily for sixty six
!, years.
], "Pay me that twenty-five cents you
. owe mel" rosred newsboy to a boot
black. Haven't got the currency,
IJamesy," responded the burnisher;
"bnt I can give you certified check"
"Do try and talk little common
sensel" exclaimed earcastic young
lady TO o visitor. ''Ohp was the reply
, "but wouldn't that be taking an unfail
advantage of yon?"
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Mills House Stables.
JUST received at the above Sta
va blcs, twenty head fine KENTUCKY
MULES, most OF which are well
b.Uko. Viii be sold cheap for cash.
Sept 13 J. N. LONG, Agent.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

Corner bridge and Gates Streets.
fTNHE undersigned begs to announce 10 his
Il old patrons and frionLs, that he has re-
opened Ills SAMPLE ROOM and RESTAU-
RANT and is prepared to serve, at all hours,
together with every delicacy that the
Charleston and Columbia markets affjrd.
NovG q. Il. FRANKLIN.
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ID. EPSTIN'S.

Bonds, Stocks, DC.
r BUY and SELL on COMMISSION AMI
i. my own account, at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS,
Bonds and Stocks OF States and United
HANK Nnses Gounons ana ald
and Silver Coin, and approved Claims againet
tho United States, State and County.
D. GAMBRILL, Broker. Main street,
Aug 10 t6mo I'd door South Wheeler House.