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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

W. wonder how many people there
are in the world who to-day give
thanks that they r able to live by
the sweat Of some other mans
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Talk about the credit system, why
a man can hardly trust his own feel
ings. xAs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Mr.. Bridges, the c. &c A. freight
agent, has III thanks for favors
Ishis week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Don't forget to 60 and hear Snsan
B. Anthony lecture next Wednesday
night at the Opera House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Hon. A. III. Buckner again has gu,
thanks for valuable public documents
and records.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

"Gradnated chest protectors. .
Well, if q mans chest has graduated
he ought to afford to protect it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

How do you men who sit around
on the corners manage to make a liv-
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

The old calaboose is now being
torn down and moved away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
ITN "a
MIRTH..
x
ii"A little n~onschsc now and then
lslreIished Blythe wisest hen."

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s.at
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'eh peopte 80 w
On. !
-
"e iahy oen .,sss'aM.e,i
ira man win orinA mn,ssy Ana -
work. ne rs '~pfeaes5inea 70 o oeo :
ragged and so to.the aesh. !.
.Hil where did .yez SET them
- he nass;ng WITH
m - ,sn, ! <ahly sbart. trousers
60 ,hs.n where thew Grew. ]
.aan .srsoa &,
was the .ep pe,,u .'sa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

,fh;ai Is q hard world but we will
IL we'll If we never find ourselves
xorse one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Susan B. Anthony lectures next
Wednesday night at the Opera
House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

The Fulton Gazette is a perfect
Collar in personal journalism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Oh, the snow, the shoot full''
snow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

iii The small boys are now attend-
ir Sunday school. They see visions
4. Christmas tree in the near fu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Don't forget the mite at Kingo
House tomorrow, Friday night.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

La Glandon is having his "Little
ii Cirsr Store dressed in a new
NJ ii bright red paint.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

j Hickerson and VIM. Bailey
i. ooeued a butcher shop across
Aushe Hardin House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

are IL churches and only one
n Mexico. What town the
.~,alexico can say as much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

There is q good deal OF talk about
No Tom Payne died. We think he
ddi ID pain. y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post-O flee. at
Mexico, Audrain county, Missouri,
Nov. so, 1877, and which if not called
for, within four weeks, will be sent
to the Dead Letter o~fice.n Persons
calling for letters in this list, will
please say "advertised.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
Miss Susan B Anthony,

John x. Brown is happy. he is
thanking the lord to-day for a fine
girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

When a man can't find anything to
do, he has lived long enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

WasrED.--A correspondent with
ansye to matrimony or to fun as
sd's the Iady;by an intelligent young
naa with no bad habits and with q
moderate income. Address Guy
Cs7ollton, Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

31 Ladies, why throw away Your old
scissors and buy new ones, when yoa
Gan get your old ones put in as good
brder as when new, by bringing them
10 Dunni& M~cllhenay's. ~ Z 39tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

SIT would be a painfully silent
world If people talked Is little as they
thought"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

"a ne report Of the council pro-
The LEDGER is the only
hat publishes them in full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

A sensible man is one who agrees
With Is in every particular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
Thomas Williams has bur thanks
for fayors this week

". your poem was not too long, but
too thin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
FINANCIAL REPORT.

Enumeration returns and financial
report of Audrain county, to the State
Superintendent of public schools, for
the year ending April 4th, 1877:
ENUMERATION.
Number of white persons in the
county between6 and 20 years
of age-Male, ................2,3 46
Number of white persons in the
county between 6 and 20 years
of age-Females. ............2,02 6
Number of colored persons in
the county between 6 and 20
years of age-Male.. ........ 283
| Number of colored persons in
the county between 6 and 20
years of age-Females ........ 275
Total. ...................4 1880
ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION.
Cash on hand at settlement
with county treasurer o.
township truste'sin April
1876. ...................$ 12, s7s %
Amount of revenue receiv-
ed from state fund by au-
ditor's warrant Of 1876. s,4s4 4s
Amount of revenue receiv-
ed from county funds in
1876 (interest on notes and
| bonds) 548 40
Amount of revenue raeeiv-
ed from township fund in
1876 (~interest on notes and
bonds). 2,7o7 So
Amount recciy'd for district
tax in 1876, as per settle
ment with collector in
May, 1877. 25,390 20
Total amount. $45, 120 "a
Total amount expended,
as shown by settlement
with county treasurer
in April, 1877. ........ 92,360 ~
Cash on hand. ,759 IS
PRINCIPAL OF THE VARIOUS SCHOOL
/ FUNDS.
Amount of township school
fhnds ..$oz,ofo W
Amount of swamp land
school funds. $3.50 90
Amount of county funds. s. 6,59S SO
Total $3.50 SS
Amount received during
the year for fines and
fenaltles. .............S l,oIo 90
B. l.. LOCKE. County Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

80 Hutchinson has a grocery
4 full blast next door to the
I'm House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
OBITUARY.

Bishop Marvin died last Monday at
a o'clock a. M. in st. Louis.
Bishop Marvin was one of the
''heayiest'' men in the Methodist
church. He has been around the
world three or four times and few
men were possessed of more general
knowledge than he. His death was
sudden and unexpected and greatly
regretted by thousands of friends.
He was loved by all who knew him as
a plain matter of fact christian man,
fearless in the right. Few men have
done more for christianity, either at
home or in foreign lands than he. He
made a speciality of the missionary
cause. If one angel has more stars in
his crown than another, we think that
Bishop Marvin's is radiant with a halo
of immortal glory. @ -, 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29


After m~any'days, the Mexico LED
GER puts in an appearance. tits a
first class journal of local and general
information, and We shall be glad TO
receive 1t regularly in future. The
other Mexico papers have not, as yet,
deigned to be grraeions,n7Tiptopp Mo
Times. F4pIL. ~
Thank you we are very much
pleased with your paper, and, would
have returned compliments before,
had the mailing clerk not overlooked
you. As to the other paper in Mex
leo, we fear you are doomed to tdisap-
pointment, as the truly good Deacon
is about to desert his time-honored
principles of Democracy and go over
to The bloated bondholders. The truly
good Deacon is booked for a hard.
money speech al - seheo'
house, next SATURDAY., Deeembari1 l,
| Wonder if the Deacon isn't fishing
after the postmastership in that see
ton. Anything for office. Yum
lYumi .,e u.si III .93;a5
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

The Russians did not eat turkey
to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

VIM. O. Lee has a mammoth stock
tof toys, sheds, &C., &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

/ i eiasped her tiny hand in mine; T.
vowed te'siieM hcr'frosn the wind,
and from the worlds cold storms.
Shenset herr beauteotis eyes on me,
and with her little Fps Said ste, IAN
umbrella will do AS weli.s' 80 10 ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

- the ordinance pertaining TO
s..siug OF streets and alleys found
.asue Of the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
Go and hear

How does this weather suit YOU.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

..,..;og holds its bloom forever,
..rs,s nose holds out very well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

IL WAFEp.1i00, Q09ror mora hoop
poles. win pay good prices accord
ing to quality. ~ - SFtH
L29-5t. b3 az ~ P9W.i HARprNa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

~, Williams is very ill.
/. s,ur weeks till Christmas.
81 L,wery is very low with the
,ssnp'i0'i.
..4,p.--A good load of coal
5istely at the LEDGER office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
..et .I 11T 3IITN 31Ts Efter I.
CAPTION TO TIyE pITpI m

CAUTION, TO THE PUBLIC.
AS protection against couinterfeits
Pthe present projectors haee, patterned THE
fiakeness ofi1r. sAgsQ. eSimmons; ii the
originatossa f Simmons. lIiyer Msdi-
cine as 2 trade mark, Hereafter the
original and ,oply genuine DIR. a, @.
Sinfn5ns liver Mediciiie viii be but
Up in'yeltew ragpetsiwithfilis likeness
tupoai each paekngeia nsif lio.tle-none
other genpine. TBewaFs efi counter
lfsits and pnseUpulou$ persons offer
ing you other Preparations.
Nj. A. THEDFoRD & Co, Sole Proprie-
e6rs, adj l. 9nLEn Jdt all saw
f29-4t. ats9 a4sl Chattanooga, Tenn.
Ef4qtns hHTuv7ErymETT-Tas 4at
Thego neYeEWas sqch aresHy good
substantial, satisfactory and rapid
fsellinRse8ifias Mach faaf offered ssiow
as theINew Fapily shuttle, redaced
TO only So, with q full set of
fatfachfnnencs for mfa wBtlrE,,.. FREE
with every simaeiihe.s. I. 1t dsnr-
l,passeS N expectations. and fuIfills
All the requirements Of every family
rs aiffelpeY.go ItSsifi aoevefy descfip-
tion of work-finc or c~ourse--that
any maehine az any price. ever, did or
can do; equally IS rurid. correct,
smootfB neat hird strong. I Has alllhe
late impraYenents, is easy, to learn
and manage, is serviceable, don't
wearseat. Aitfays reaas and nSverhut
Of order. Agents niakesR,epey rap
idls, supplying the gieat demand for
fthis the cheapest machine in the
a ..~4~..fl atf1fA.,r1 ..x.sr II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

HIGHEsT PRIcE,-farmsrs, If your
butter and eggs are ripe, bring the
to- Bafnds,& dPs,, wherc, you
are sure of a&ood Price:lns ~ IT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

A new. observation-disclosures are the
poor. for their wills shall not be con-
tested, as,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Deservedly popular, We mean Dir.
Bulls cough syrup, for it never fails.
Physicians recommend it. s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
MEXICO LYCEUsI.
PROGRAMME FOR NEXT MEETING.

-
Last Saturday night. Mexico Lyce-
UNI met in regular session. Vice
President j. W. Reed in the chair.
The first order of the exercises was
q deelamatfonsby J.. McTrimble, and
showed the training he feceived at
old Westminster. His defamation
was delivered IN a clear and impress
sive voice, characteristic Of the speak
er. %
The Question for debate:
REsoLvEp, That the suppression of
of aMormonism is IA constitutional
rights oandqan imperative duty of the
American government. ,
AAarmative.Ira Hall and Rev. III.
,. Seeley.
NegatiyerGeorge Robertson and
Pinkney French. flsali
/ JudgeseJohn, E.. Hutton, J.. II.
Lewellyn and J. McTrimble, decided
in favor, of the negative. ia
l. ,. t,,, PROGRAMME i
For Saturday night, December l.. ,la
/ Defamation, by James w. Daniel. {
Reading By Col. Redingtea. 10,
IL Question fol, debate: Il sfade II
REsoLvED, That the LATED States .
should suppress Polygamy in, Utah,
and enact legislation to enforce the
same. tI.9.03 ipe h{e sRsf'A
+ Affirmative, Judge w. o. Forrfst
/ and Ug W. Reed. IiseFn hsie ,stfiiI .@4s
Negative, WyW. Ffyand y. NJ.
5Trimble. .issfI .s!dsi9.s ae aa
-rob iafP1NKNE9 FRsacn, Sec'y. 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

B.. L. LOCKE. County Clerk.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-13
DEL|NQUE J | AXES.

OF MILE Laos S., District
Court-7th judicial District.
The State of Minnesota, to all per-
sons, companies or corporations, who have
or claim any estate, right, title or interest
in claim to, or lien upon, any Of the sever
al pieces or parcels of land in the list here
to attached described.
The list of taxes on real estate for the
county ofMille Laos remaining delinquent
on the first day of June, 1877, has been
fled in the Office of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court, in the county of MhefIacs of
which that hereto attached Is 4 copy. :;
Therefore you and each Of YOU are. here's
by required to file in the Office Of said clerk
within ten days after>the last publication
of this notice your answer, in writing, set,
ting forth any objection or defence you
may have to the taxes, or any part thereof,
upon any piece or parcel of land described
in said list, in, to, or which You have OF
claim any estate, right, title, interest,
claim or lien; And in default thereof,
Judgment will be entered against such
piece or parcel Of land for the taxes on said
list appearing against it, ana for all pen
alties, interest and costs. ~ ..
49, D.*A: Galley, Clerk Of the
! SEAL. -" District Court, in and fol
(~) Mile Laos County, MINI
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-13

A List of Lands and Town Lots, IN
the county of Mile Laos, {hd State 81
Minnesota, upon which taxes are de.
inquent and unpaid on this LIST day 81
June, 1877. .s>.@ ..-<s ~.sss...r|F -
Year which, taxes are due, 1876. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06

The Russians had a pretty severe check at
Plevna, but as their loss there, heavy as IL
was, will probably not exceed, in killed and
olsabled, twenty thousand men, and as they
have yet some 10000 fighting men south of
the Danube, a little skillful generalship I'm
concentrating this badly scattered force will
able them TO make head again IN the
direction OF Constantinople. To be sure the
Turks, by little activity in following ND
their success, might gain another victory be-
fore the concentration of the Russians was
achieved, but they seem 10 be content to do
their fighting behind entertainments, and
VIII probably allow their adversaries time
TO mass their detached forces for a new at
Jack upon Plevna in overwhelming numbers
One great point has, however, been gained by
Inc Turks, and that is the matter of time;
and II is evident that many more DELAYS
will bring the Russian campaign to n profit
less end, and extend the duration of the war
indefinitely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06

II is reported that Gen. Peter Bacon will
be appointed to fill a vscancy in the police
board, caused by resignation. We do not
often go out OF our way 20 recommend indi-
yiduals whose names are suggested for posi-
lions OF this kind, but have no hesitation In
saying In this case that probably no man in
Washington could be counted upon TO per-
form the duties OF police commissioner
more eoDscientiously and efficiently than
Gen. Bacon. He is generally known, and as
generally respected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06

The Chesapeake and Ohio canal, now
blockaded for two months by striking boat
men, win be opened by the military IL all
other means prove insufficient to induce the
strikers to return To work. A correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sun takes the view that the
only apparent and effsctual remedy for all
the labor troubles In Western Maryland Is 70
restore the product OF its coal mines 10 the
position IL heretofore commanded in the
markets. The restoration OF the Cumber-
land coal trade Is therefore the great ques-
ZION TO be solved, and to place the coal be-
yond competition In the market will require
concessions all around. The miners do not
.sAny complain Of the rates paid but that
y AVE no work . great portion of the
yi, and That consequently their average
pauy wages are very small. eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06

The attention OF the Board of Health Is
called 10 the dfsagreeable odor which comes
from The boiling asphalt at the wors on nth
street, below Louisiana avenue. People liv-
Ing In the vicinity are obliged 10 shut down
their windows, and even In remote parts of
The city the smell is almost unbearab le
People suffering with asthma are very much
anected. This matter should be attended to-
Nation.
1t is of no use TO appeal TO the Board of
Health That remarkable body holds that
the smell is not detrimental to health, and
therefore they have nothing to do with the
matter. This is different ground from that
taken by the board on the night-soil BUSH
ness. They found weighty reasons for the
conclusion that every atom of night-soil
must be deodorized before removal, and by
the peculiar process patented by the Oiorless
Company, In which two OF the members of
the board were stockholders. Cannot some-
body invent a poultice pavement deoiorizer-
and present the two cuisines" members of
the Beard OF Health with s1O,O 900 apiece ofthe
stock?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06

IF our Schuetzenfest friends will take O
word OF advice they will refrain from Haunt
ing the red rag in the face OF the religious
community OF Washington as they did last
might Sunday by Illuminating their picto-
rial and noticed advertising arch at the con-
spicuous corner of eth street and Pennsylya-
mia avenue. A great many people who are
not bigots on the lager question, do object to
this sort OF bravado against the opinions of
those who believe In the proper obse.van q
OF the Christian Sabbath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06
The New Journey Toward the North
Role

The schooner Florence, Captain Tyson, has
at last lifted anchor and departed for the
northern seas. The expedition 10 be made by
Captain Tyson Will be comparatively use
less unless 10 is followed by another next
year. Captain Howgate, OF the United States
Signal Service, seems 10 be quite sanguine
that another expedition, to be authorized by
Congress, or TO be sent out by private midi
viduals OF wealth, will follow next year; at
any rate everything thus far done has ap-
parently been based on this expectation. The
Florence expects to arrive at Cumberland
island, large body of land lying west of
Davis strait, and bisected by the Arctic
circle, on or about the 25th inst. She will
cruise therefrom for whales until the cold
season sets in, when her crew will go into
winter quarters, naming their temporary
settlement the HOwgate Polar colony. Capt
Tyson's duties will be to engage as soon as
possible after his arrival al the island, at
least dozen Esquimau families, who, by
long and actual residence in the Arctic re-
gion, are Injured 70 the hardships and discom-
forts of a northern winter; secure a hundred
or more dogs, quantity of native sledges
and material for clothing, In the construc-
lion OF which the native women Will be en-
ployed during the winter. In July ISIS,
captain Howgate expects to sail in com.
mand OF the main expedition, touching
al Disco about August. He will there
De joined by Tyson and his crew, who
Will bring with them the supplies gathered
through the winter, and the expedition will
then proceed northward on another search
for the Pole. The plan of Captain Hoygate
seems TO be TO COLOMBO a party as near the
Pole as possible and inure them to the rig0rS
OF an arctic winter, and subsequently,, when
an auspleious season occurs, topush forward
and try 10 reach his objective point the
North Pole. Captain Hall and some other
explorers adopted the plan, after leaving the
vessel in some safe harbOr, of making long
journeys by sledges and boats towards the
north, and in this way succeeded in reaching
extraordinary latitudes. By means of sledges
Captain Hall reached latitude SO IG'. Can
tain Parry in 1SH went still further attain
Ing s2o IS, and DR.. Kane got as far To the
north as $50 q. Captain HOwgate proposes
TO push as far northward with his vessel as
safety Will warrant, and then go forward by
means OF sledges drawn by trained Esaui-
maux dogs So many expeditions OF the
Kind proposed have proved comparative
failures that many people will be increiu-
lous as TO the success OF the Howgate enter
prise. IL must De admitted, however, that
every new expedition has the benefit of the
experience of all former Arctic navigators,
which Is Invaluable, since 1t ought to enable
future explorers TO avoid many of the obsta-
Giles encountered in the past and possibly Tn
reach higher latitude than any ever AT,
tanned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-06

POLLINARIS WATER.
IA 30 CAsES JUST RECEIVED.
Trsde .uPpli;.a; Circulars and testimsnis,; fur
HUNYADI JANOs MINERAL WATER.
100 GssEs J e fRsEfCE1vED.
Circulars and testimonial. fnrni.h on spplica-
's ans Fire Grocer. H sd5 m. aSa .s.os.
ceiling OFF AT COST.
Pr WON: to ing account of stock, our extern
',e '', DRY GOODS, &c,
VIII ''''''' AT FIRST COST
WIN. BIRD WYLyE.
1914 Serenfh street northeast.
gMRs c. G wYLIE, A gent for Mime. Dsmo-
rests Reliable Patterns aug6r
OFFICE of THE COMMISSIONER
~ OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
o'el"ce m. on fEIDAY the 10Th instant, for raisns
and extending School House situated west side
CT 18th street, between K and streets northwest.
Plans and specifications can bs sen at the Office
Of IDsps ctor of Buildings and Architect, Room IL
Columbia Building, AZ greet n rthwest
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
s1s6s VIM. JINDALL, Secretary.
RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR
HEMA TURIA.
AIasicai Eff, cr. tn. Bgfa,o Ld4iq Wafr-!S.afs
IHsRf ~ " Is CsjiiOH, Editor Cf the Kent NslcS,
CHsSfsTfOtrH, Ma
For over three months 1 have been suffering with
Hanafuria, and number ut the most eminent ply
sIcians Of MARI land Lave treated ma, without APP
pare effect The loss of blood has been large and
continuous. Mt q gil OF clear uri 4e, to my know
led &c. has been discharged within the tins named
on The iIth of June 1 laid a. a. all medic'ns and
commenced the Use Of the BUFFALO ITHIA W ATER,
Nos. and 2 ami its effect was gical Ia three
dGHS IN. loss If bioOf hpf entirely csaS>f, and
kidneys vere working peTfec ", a. far as could
had no return # the trouble in any form write
this without solicitation the kHOtcledss OF any
one and only from n sense Of duty to others who
may be afflicted like myself - -
CHFsTERrowN. MD, June 10th, 1877
These WATERS. ia cases OF six gallons, can be
had at the Springs at SIS per case. They can also
be had al sTUTT 4 CROMWELL, Washington
city, ID. c.
Proprietor BUHdiO Lithia springs.
eug6 g. 3Iu Virginia.
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- The nonsy 70 fer ths firr, resn,rsd r1xa 90
sfi cases accompany TAG orfsr. OtAsrirtss paper
cdRHOt BE- SEMI.
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FOR SALE.

OnlU-A IL
~ h, snlons " ich win b. found J. ~
b 81 Il hnA nriVias, Saddle sa1 nrAoghr ~
&nr-es. At The Stable Of JOHN T. HOP ~
klNs, No. 31l l2th street, between & and II, below
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EoR sALE-A STONE CRUSHER i'm comp'a's
Il running order. and is Of red for one half it,
value as the owner has further use for a. Appl,
Immediately 81 1855 AZ street southwest. sul-2w
E0k SALE CHEA PA TOP BUGGY in excel
lent repair. McDermott's make. In. ~S
Quire NJ NEkMILNAs shoe store, 8IOSs&tyS
9Th ST, Opposite Patent Office jyr east ~
IL RStLE-CHEA P-Threr one . 4f9-I a a "a
Il Two seated PHI .EToNS with shafts. rms
ana pole and shifting top; ali compile SsNses
ma e IN New Jersey OF the best seasoned kaSS6S
4 Q rect mo1thwe.t SA'''r Nm 1tApss N 1870
Nz9t No.I:a5 Penn-yivanis sv@pne
EOR sALE-A good rosd MARE, Iigh. Gar.
L riage and Harness: will sell cheap ~
Apply If PUMPHKEY'S Stable, q street, 10y
between AZ aud 9Th -lT$3-A