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N ll||y 4, n sL q SnissIaa
S Sisss. ssDSslfs ros.ses Es sfssSEfss
WANTED by Young man q good GOD o saas
ass1 e sss ss isss ssi CIV aea
messfai Hotel $780,. 49,. :. an a-.s-
WANTED, "a WHITE Or CoLORED
DO honseMnrk for family e tn ~ &c
ApGihss s ss ssrsss asa s a ard Pine
ap 3-3ts near Pine-SirGe. en1Is..--
uTANTED,s BYsA YOUNG NAN OF =
" Ilflaen, years, experience q siTuhIiusa ~ -
mcrcantfle housc Best testimonials gwen. n =
dress, through Richmond post-onne' : -, :,
WANTED. ONE HUNDRED Co., co.
ORED MEN 10 80 20 0hio,t n nsss s 81 ner day;
~ 4 e. s tsn e sad make Gsesst
4 iarre number OF hands from nere aie a. ~"
there nj this tune. Apply at once 20 JrJsTIs,
q. '@s S-~3 No. 8 fifteenIh street.
~ YTED . CARRIAGE WHEEL
w WIG nT; also, 3 PAINTER; sApplSy, I'M
n "a ~ y S s. sas ssIsst:
T1ARM WANTED.-I wish to purchase a
Il FARM OF 500 to 500 acres In healthy region
near TO railroad depot WIN Irstass ass ,ha i.nd
adanis 10 grsss. Terms, cash. ADDRESS j. G. L.,
Washington, Rappahannock county, va mp 2-sI
TARM WANTED IN VIRGINIA THAT
Il isconycnient to church, school, and railroad
Address, giving price, location, &e;s AppEy .f-'s
an e-at# 8. SECS Greenville, Mich.
w ANTED, a. BOY (white or eolored)
w about sixteen wears Of age for HOUSE
crpykST and n drive. = Must he accustomed TO
horses horses Apply at SPOTS GlBsos's
up 2-a.* = y. rs - from to 7. N:
yXTANTED, "A PARTNER with a cash
w can,,aI of from three to five hundred dollars
10 engage In firstclass paying business MI. AZ -
an s.sIs Richmond posr-office..
WANTED, TO PURCHASE TWO
E1VE No aonw aMGaoS.DRiVERs. Apply Ut Bos-
sEUX sSb,e s;r On Cary Deswsea
WANTED By A YOUNG MAN OF
excellent a1S Sns so waG s
tile house in Richmond Can furnish Eeeema,ei . ~
tons Address K. 5. Co." care Clerk OF Court ol
Appeals 80 : - - = az -
DOARDERs WANTED at No. 14i4
ID Franklin street where GOOD BOARD ana
Lodging Gun be had:------------za R .--M-
uANDS. WANTED wish to employ
IL ye hundred HANDS to work GU the Roanoke y
Valley railrosd Wages from apr.d l Si,nFSrEN
Those Who can bring force of hands will havct
reference. Apply ON the works IN Msek!enfparS
G. HARVEY or ROBERT HARVEY, JR:, keys
Vile, Charlotte county, Va.
80 1STs.4 ROBERT HARVEY. CONTRACTOR.
TRANSPORTATION will be furnished foremnn
In charge OF hands from points on the .kicilmoho
and Danville railroad ,o,,,,r, .,,I m ,pvEy
NH 27-2w HOBfhI h1NYGI.-
WANTED, CITY OR S q B q RIB A =
w PROPERTYain exchange for IWELSE
HUNDRED AND TtlIRT1-SEyEN AChES ~, W
same from railroad This iandis well tiInbered and
watereo. and soil good: improvements plain. FOR
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sDNFECTIONERIEs.

TCE-CREAM!I CE-GREAM ists.sa5ht-5.s
4 Having completed my new factory, No; 21s Eighth
CREAM, made by steam, in any quantity.
- Plc-nfcs and May parties supplied with large
quantities at reduced prices ,,..,,
E pOg 49, ~ A. PILZINI,J on.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

SIREEt
+.' DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.
ROBERT GUILD, President; -.
N. hl. WILSON, Vice-President; -.a
j. W. LOCKWOOD, Treasurer;
CHARLES T.. SNoDGRASS, Secretary:
P p; M nIGK5f fR M ~ p Medical Exams
S. l., INGRAM, u. L., Medical Ex'r Manchester
- 5-e+ DIRECTORS. -
ROBERT OULD, BRADLEY L. JOHNSON,
n M. Wilson, TALBOT SWEENEY,
7. ". LOCKWOOD, A.. @. HoLLADAY.
CBAs. 70. SSoDGRASs, j. G. ROBERTSON,
j. g. SHIELDS, =. M. FABIAN,
W. w DICKIE, JOHN X. CoNEALLY,
PETERFIELD TRENT, j. b. WATKINS,
G.. M. GARY, JAMES II. CAPERs,
THOMAS j. EVANS, HENRY BODEkER,
w. b. ROBINS, JOHN NJ. ALLEN,
s, W. FAkRAR, W.P. GRETTER,
ROBERT LECkY, :. ID. FULLER. Il
CHARLEs E. SNoDGRAss,l
fALBof SWEENEY, )
NH 3l-eod3t&wlt - rrs
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.EOR SALE PRIVATELY, FIVE DE-
SII,ABIE FRAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
different localities Also, several pretty BIZ I'D
ING LOTS In the centre OF the town. For terms
and price apply to q. MOODY q K H ALL;
az, Manchester. Va.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE TWO
NV a,HOCSAND LARGE. SEASONED B .,..
TETS For WAGUN-SPOKES; also, TO -hlre
FIVE No. / W:AGON.DRIyE RS.. Apply ut BIOS
SIEGX & cos stables, on Cary, between IWen-
f.nfh and TWENTY. first streets. HAP I-eOUot
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WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN. .Ot
wv excellent business habits. and who Is NOT
AFRAID to work. EMPLOYMENT in some mercan-
tile house In Richmond Can furnish reeommenoaSs
tions. Address K. s. Co." care Clerk OF Court OF
Appeals slrts = s.aaf sf tl.ts-L =. ap l-os
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, WARE
II HOUSES, STORES, AND DWELLINGS;
VACANT l. O,fS in and near the city FARMS and
MINERAL LANDS, Most desirable investments.
hnnly to j. l.. APPERSOS,
ans Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
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yX7ANTED, a BOY (white or eolored)
w about sixteen wears Of age for HOUsEr
bnrses Amply at SPOTTS 8 GIBSON'S.
IN o:a,x 80 7z':tS@ ~ from 10 Z. NJ.
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|,SPElNG SUPPLIES. 49, .... SIS. ...,' a,s !
= JUsrREcEIvED FROM FIRST HANDS, /,
LEA g. PEKRNs,{ WoRoEsrEKsH1REs SAUCE, ali
CROSS & BLAcKwELL's PICKLES, assorted; =,
;CRoSs &,BLAcKWELB's MUSTARD, all Sizes
BARTON. s. GUEsTIEB's OLIVE OIL AND olives
-KEILLER,S MARMALADE, 80
GUIANA JELLY, all sizes; ,nn..t I7b tat4'
yIOLETTE PRUNES, pounds net; {Fp.tsT-
CURRANT and ASSORTED JELLIES,
STILToN CHEESE and PATE sDEtO1 GhAS, : + ~
CHEDDER CHEESE. - s.f, -, .I.fss.sfy.
rEDAM CHEESE Is - 'stt q @3
Gepuine, ITALIAN MACCARoNI,. !, .t,.st ,t5,I ~
Finest HENNEsSEY and other BRASDLEs,4 ,sff 81
SUPERIOR SHERRY, PoRT, and other WINES, :,
HOLLAND GIN aud JAAIAICARUM,f rsts'aTi t'@"}
KRUG Sc co.'s CHAMPAGNE, slts Tfst; !YstAaT
PIPER HEIDsEICK CHAMPAGNE go .,.ys,fss
b SELECT: 1tALLEGHANY, WILLIS, and other SUI
4. ,perIor WHISREYS.s ,sr5s .ffa.EaE ''it ~
These goods ut reasonable prices by 32TiI
~ ~ r'ttt' |tth W.D. BLAIR & CO.,
q.., @fet,. ,aH corner Ninth and Main streets.
NH 27-2w ,.is,{ .v.Tar4y VI RICHMOND, va
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MISSOURI ELECTION FRAUDS.
A Minority Report on the BOgy Election
Case Presented to the Missouri
legislature

ST. LOUIS, February 13.-In the Lower
House Of the Legislature to-day, Mr..
Headiee, Republican member of the
Senatorial Bribery Committee, offered a
minority report, in which be says it ap-
pears from the testimony taken by the
committee that money was used or en-
deavored to be used to advance the inter-
est Of Louis V. Bogy as candidate for
United States Senator. He then sub
mits the testimony showing that Mr..
Stancif, member Of the House, offered
Senator Essex three hundred dollars to
vote for Bogy, and that one EdeBs en-
deavored to persuade Mr.. Wade, a mem
Der Of the House, TO vote for BOgy, by
telling him that any member could have
bis winters expenses paid by doing so.
He further states that the testimony
shows that 7. Doris brought to Jefferson
city, fifteen thousand dollars, to be used
in the interest Of some candidate for the
Senate, and that the testimony in part
shows that portion of that money was
designed TO advance the claims of Bogy.
He closes by drawing attention to the
fact that the committee, against his con-
sent, closed the Investigation before he
could obtain evidence clearly showing
by whom this money was furnished or
for the advancement Of whose election
it was intended or partly used.
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ARKANSAS.
Legislative PrOceedings-PrObable Adj
iourHment On the TWenty-hrSt
Instant.
The Investigation Of Governor Hadley's
0f1eial COnduct-Warm Debate
on the Subject.
Captured Cotton Suits Decidedln Favor
Of Plaintifs-Three Hundred Thou
sand Dollars Involved.

Special TO the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, February BIN the
Senate to-day, Senator Clayton gave
notice Of a bill providing for taking the
census Of the State.
Mr.. Frierson offered a joint resc-
luton, that the General Assembly ad-
journ On the twenty first Of February, to
meet on the first Monday in July. A
motion to amend By providing for ad-
journment sine ale on the twenty-first,
was also read first time. This resolu-
ton was made the special order for to-
morrow.
Mr.. Beavers introduced a bill pro-
viding for the salaries Of County Asses
sors. The bill allows that official for
this county two thousand five hundred
dollars.
A resolution authorizing the Cover
nor to appoint an agent to collect from
the United States the amount due the
State on account Of the Indian ReserYa-
ton, was passed.
The Senate bill introduced early In
the session to regulate the practice Of
medicine and surgery IN this State, was
taken up and after considerable discus
sion, was made the special order for to-
morrow.
Mr.. Torrance moved to reconsider the
vote making the resolution Of Mr..
FriersOn ia reference TO the investigation
Of the conduct Of Governor Hadley, the
special order for tomorrow.
The Motion prevailed and the resolu-
ton was taken up, and a short bat hot
debate followed. The question being on
the power Of the Governor to set aside
the registration Of county or counties
Mr.. Dooley, occupying his seat through
this setting-aside power, said that the
Governor was vested with the power,
and said be was opposed to investigating
any acts of the Governor. Dooley has
good cause TO oppose anything Ike an
overhauling Of the election frauds, for a
very slight move in that direction would
Gust him.
The resolution TO investigate was
tabled.
The House wTestled manfully with the
Senate civil rights bill, consuming the
entire day IN the debate.
Mr.. Millen, Republican membsr,
addressed the House in opposition to this
bill, while all the negro members, as
usual, came ont strong ia behalf Of law,
the passage OF which would result in
their receiving a sound drubbing the
first time they tried to take advantage
Of il. The bill again went over, with
less likelihood than ever Of its passage.
Adjourned.
A very important suit was decided by
Judge Whytoek in the Circuit Court
to-day. During the war the United
States army officers collected from the
adjacent counties a large quantity Of
cotton seized as the property Of rebels.
BY some means Messrs. Peter Hsuger
and Charles Ayliff became possessoTs Of
this cotton, and the suit against them
has been made by the heirs Of the pro-
ducers Of the cotton. Judge Whytock
gave Judgment against the defendants
for nearly three hundred thousand dol
lars. Although no notice has yet been
given, II is probable that an appeal win
be taken.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, February 13.-Cotton
-middling, 19s@191c; net receipts, 17l6
bales; exports to Great Britain, 3SI
bales; continent, 1920 bales; coastwise,
II bales; sales, SS9 bales; stock, SO, 655
bales.
MOBILE, February 13.-Cotton is in
fair demand and steady; good ordinary,
173c; low middling, l8ac; middling,
193c; net receipts, 1898 bales; exports
coastwise, 1866 bales; sales, 1000 bales;
stock, SO, ,S4S bales.
GALVESTON, February 13.-Cotton
is heavy; good ordinary, 164c; net re-
ceipts, 1925 bales; exports-coastwise
1476 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock, H.
338 bales.
CHARLESTON, February 13.-Cot-
ton dull and nominal; middling, l9fc;
net receipts, 1889 bales; sales, 300 bales;
stock, 39, ,686 bales.
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SALT LAKE.
Heavy Snow StOrm-Brigham's Sermons
Pronounced Obscene Literature
Another Credit MebilIer
SHlndle.

SALT LAKE, February 13.-It has
been showing here all day. 1t is the
heaviest snow storm of the season. Dis
patches from Alta and Little Cotton
seed say that it showed all last night
and still continues. The snow is twelve
feet deep on a level, and the roads
blocked. At Evanston, on the Union
Pacific railroad, there is two and Lalf
feet OF snow, and drifting badly, but
monster plOWers are IN constant motion,
keeping the track clear. The latest
tonight trains are all on time.
The newspaper and job-offices are
threatened with suit for publishing OBJ
scene literature, in having printed to
order, in pamphlet form, some of the
sermons Of Brigham Young verbatim.
The language Of the pamphlet is incredi-
bly, vile.
The journal says Congress should ap-
point an investigating committee on the
disposition made of the large sums Of
money sent to Washington, and what
members Of Congress and Senators are
retained IN the church of polygamy.
Brigham's Credit Mobilier is thought to
be worse than Oakes Ames's.
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The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen has been in
session at Cincinnati since Tuesday, and
will probably close it's session to-day.
The following supreme officers have
been elected: Master Workman, w. w.
Walker, Pennsylvania; Foreman, J. L.
Bechtel, Ohio; Overseer, r. d. Handy,
Kentucky; Guide, J. w. H. Searles,
Kentucky; Chaplin, w. H. Comstalk,
Pennsylvania; Recorder, j. B. Steve,
Kentucky; Receiver, L. Koester, Ohio;
Watchman, J. NJ. McNaire, PenDsyl-
vouio
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The officers Of the New York and Bra
I'll line Of steamships have received
communications concerning the burn
ing Of the steamer Erie. The steamship
was discovered to be on fire at about ten
o'clock at night, and every exertion
made to subdue the flames, but it was of
no avail. The fire, which originated In
the hold, spread rapidly, and at twelve
O'Clock, finding ali hope of saving the
vessel gone, the passengers and crew
got into the boats, and the vessel sunk
In less than half an hour after she was
deserted. The cargo consisted Of coffee,
and with the mails and vessel all were
lost.
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DIED.

MAGEVNEY-On Thursday evening, at 81
O'Clock, HUGH, infant child OF NJ. Magev-
ney, Jr., and Ella r. Aageyney.
FuneraI from residence Of il. Murphy,
corner Beaie and Wellington streets, this
(FRIDAY) afternoon, at O'Clock.
BRIGNADELLO-In this city, on the morn
ing OF the 18th, OF Group, LORENZO, son OF Lc-
renzo and Louisa Brignadello.
The friends and acquaintanees are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, from their
residence, No. IS Main street, this (FRIDAY)
afternoon, at O'Clock
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The Federal Council of Switzerland
have addressed letter to the Papal
Charge d'Affairs, denying in a sharp
manner the right of the Pope to dis
member the Bishoprics of Switzerland
The Council also requires Bishop Mer-
millos to decide quickly if he intends to
obey the Pope or the Swiss Government.
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CREDIT MOBELTER.


WASHINGTON, February 13.-The
Senate Credit Mobilier Investigating
Committee met this morning. 1t was
announced that Senators Patterson and
Conkling could not attend until to-mor-
row. Mr.. Logan appeared, and said he
had nothing to add to his testimony
already given before the House COM
mittee in reference to the testimony of
Mr.. Ames.
Mr.. Logan was then questioned as to
his transactions with Mr.. Ames; but he
insisted that be should first be told what
testimony there was against him.
Mr.. Harlan appearing, he was asked
concerning the ten thousand dollars
contributions of Mr.. Durant. Mr.. Har-
Ian had nothing to offer, unless he was
first asked to make a statement.
The question was then raised whether
Mr.. Harlan should be sworn, and it was
decided in the affirmative; whereupou
Mr.. Harlan detailed the whole transac
ton. The following Is Mr.. Harlan's g
statement:
In the spring of 1855 Mr.. Durant asked
me if we needed any funds for election
purposes in Iowa, and Inquired if felt
any interest in the result. l replied that
l did; he responded, if you need any help
l desire to extend some. After that he
(Durant) was reminded of the subject,
either by myself or my friends, and a
contribution came from him. I have a
remembrance of but one check, and that
one came from Mr.. Crane, confidential
agent of MIR. Durant; it was made pay
able to my order, and came to me in 8
letter, and was by me indorsed; the
other check I don't remember; it was
probably made payable to me, and in
dorsed by me. In the spring of 1868,
after l came 10 the Senate, Mr.. Alley
asked me if the Union Pacific railroad
had made any advance of money for
election purposes in Iowa. | told him I
thought not. He said they were at
tempting to settle the accounts
of Durant, and that he (Durant)
had brought in a large bill, saying
part of it was for expenses incurred for
election purposes, and he named an cleo
ton in New York and another in New
Jersey; and others in New England and
Iowa. / observed to him that so far as
Iowa was concerned, Durant had made
an advance for the election there, but
not out of the funds of the company. If
he had made it out of the funds of the
company, then / should feel it
my duty to have the amount
restored. asked Alley who was
the business man Of the company,
and he said Mr.. Oakes Ames had more
to do with it than any one else.
called on Ames and reiterated what l
had said to Mr.. Alley, saying that if
Mr., Durant bad advanced the funds Of
she coapany TO secure nay election, /
felt 1t my duty b restore it, and had
with me my written obligation to do SO.
He observed that he did not believe
that Mr. Durant had advanced money,
but that bis statement was made up,
and was a liel A short time afterward
met Mr.. Ames, and the subject was again
alluded to. l made inquiry again as to
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MARRIED.

LEWIS-FRAYsER-At the residence Of
the brides father, Union street, February 18th,
at II O'Clock am, by Rev. E. c. Slater. DID,,
Colonel ROBERT n. LEWIS, OF New Orleans,
and Miss E2fsfA ". FRAYsER, eldest daughter
OF DR.. Frayser, OF this city.
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Important Notice.

TICKET OFFICE,
Louisville, Nashville & Ct. Southern r. B.
So Planters or Others desiring to secure la
Dor from Georgia, or any portion Of the south
east, can be furnished transportation, at low
est rates, from any point in Georgia or the
Carolinas, by depOsiting money with
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent,
ia22 cod No Ey75< Main street.
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A Very Fine and Very Large Residence
In Oxford, Mississippi.

~ No money required as rent, but meals
for three persons and their servant required
as the rent. Seven large and handsome rooms
delivered to the tenants, and two servants
rooms and alarge garden and orchard and all
necessary 0ut-buildings, all in perfect order.
Address Box II, Oxford, Miss. de2s daw
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tuesday Morning, Feb. is, Is73,

Tuesday Morning, Feb. Is, 1913,
lat Ten O'clOck.l
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS.
A full line of Staple Dry Goods, Piece Goods,
Jeans, CeIicOS and DOmesttcs, A complete
stock OF men and boys clothing and furnish
ing goods, shirts, drawers and underw- ar.
Men s, wOmen's nisse-'. boys ana chhdren5
b8Ots, shoes and bTOgaus, splen nd varle y
many custom made. Also, nt1onS, fancy
goods, jeWelry, spectacleS, show GASES and
sunaries. This being the complete stock Of a
large wholesale and retail =, ore. country mer-
chants in particular viii benefit themselves
by examining stock and attending sale.
TERMS CASH.
By order OF Assignee.
feb7 a. r.. FIR ANKLAND. Auctioneer.
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F0MEROY.

WASHINGTON, February 13.-About
twenty witnesses in the Pomeroy case
will arrive from Kansas Saturday. The
investigation will commence immedi-
ately,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HToTTGE

ETOTICE.
" D. SCALES retires this 18Th day Of Feb
Il ruRry from the Arm OF Scales, Murphy
q Co., aud all connection with him Is thereby
severed. 9. w. Murphy & Co. will hereafter
carry on the business. G. W MURHHY.
Y. d. SCALES
1ela JOHN W WEIR
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WAsHINeToN, February 13. = The
Wilson Committee met this morning
and Cakes Ames was recalled.
General Slocum suggested that Gov
ernor Dix, and Messrs. Barlow and
Cisco, be summoned
The Chairman remarked that be had
caused Mr.. Cisco TO be summoned.
= The COMMITTEES requested Messrs. Slo-
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- SALE Al. COMMENCES AT ioH O'CLOCK.

oSSEs5Ss e s5ssE5s yss 4ssass
no. IL ana IA R&4 sEEk
s1Aas sHb2
Twenty to fortyeght hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF This DAYS gFRIDAY9 SALE, AT
SUPERIOR TEAM BAY GKnENrucKY BRED
Horses Is hands high years old kind ana true in all
es to o y' N 81 n % tree class sas
drivers extra fine team for gcutlemans road use,
'?S sroox ~,
hands high years old kind and true in all harness
s h a sfvfF a1a EngI'H'sf fSqGf % HANDS HIGH
6years old kind and true in all harness free from vice.
and ivy
have been used team but will be sold separate TO-
~ TSF SFI fTsEfSS WITH f4FfsT POLE ~
superior animal for family perfectly safe Tor ladies
Or q5Si FS$ tnH Ssa sound
tucky Il hands high years old broken to all gst and
Of the most sh and well bred saddle in The
fioGR sEAT PERK PHAEToN, BUILT BY MINER
BAY HORSE 1874 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD,
Mind and true in all harness; free from vice. good
.SsowN MAZE tx HANDS mon, YEARS OLD;
trqycsr snd AZ SSfoent worker warranted sound
GRAY HORSE i5H HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vce fast trav
nf sS ho hSsg on Ps
BLACK HoksE., ISL HANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS OLD;
kind in all harness free from vice trots close
70 three minues fine, stylish driver and fears moth
SEVERAL OTHER HoRsEs-DEsoRIprIoNs TINE
TSF T%o 4SP HS2fe 70 E9GK ESH xAS0Ns. sWaYs
Open and top Phae tons.
Express and Business Wagons
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhUsBMENTs-NMrH PAcx-Thrd, fourth, NTH and
eeIIIaARDs- -NIsTM PaGFMFirst cosmn ssoo,, ,,,ra
BoAEp H%p oSf'n ESDGiNa SSS wANrED-rwrLnn PAGE
sRodRdG9'RS isi1 sE%n ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
BUSINESS Business '0TDi' oDPi'foRrUNIrlEs-NnrH PAar-second
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NIsCEEEASNSEao%Wfss-s NIsCEEEMA SSia%fss pAcr-rhrd column.
EUSiCA AL-SEcoSD PAcE-Sixth column
PERSONAL-FIasr PAGE-First column.
PANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-NINrH PAGE-Third col
eOLITTUAL-FIRsr PAcE-second column.
PR0P0sALS-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
h ELEyEKrI PAGE.Fonrth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEcoND PAGE-second
and Third columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-srcoNp PAcr-Thirh column
BALES AT AUCrION-FIRsT PAGE-Fiith and sixth col
HTUXTioNs wANTED-FEMALEs-ELrvE PAGE
-. First, second, third and fourth columns
SITUATIONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fifth
sPEEGTAL NOTICES PAoEosceond column.
BUMMER REsORTs-TwELrrH PAcE-Fourth column.
fHE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-First and second col
THE TURf-FRsr PAGE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
. Fourth column.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
wEsTcmGsfER COUNTY S PRoPaRTY HH sqnR FoR SALE OR
TO LEI-sEcoND PAcE-First and second columns
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
umn.