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ty OF Hancock. - so ~
TUE undesigned William b. Austin hro,hcr Of
Luther w. Austin late of Lamoine In .alf
.s't y, deeessed, respectfully represents that
a. d 1875. intcstate, seized and po,.essed OF
estate In said county. which ought to be admins.
tered according TO law, that said deceased Ieft
no widow. Wherefore ,our petitioner pr.va that
the administration OF said estate may be srnnte1
10 MIN or some other suitable person therefor.
April 8. 1879.
STATE OF MAINE
hhScock-ss Court OF Probate Ellsworth anrtl
Term A. ID. 1873. '''''
sA.u petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing a copy OF the petition and
inereos TO DC publish I'd three weeks
suceessISeiy IN the kllswort nth Amer lean a news,
paper published In Ellsworth. In said Comfy
.a1d tney may appear at Court OF Probate ior
Wednesda ,, OF June next at ten Of he e,ors
IA the forenoon, TO show cause Ii any thcv have
why me prayer Of said petitioner should not be
3w2l. pApKry r,r,.p -,
Attest: CHAs. p, DoRR, Register,
n Huo copy Attest: CHAs. =. DoRR Register.
To the Honorable Judge of Probate OF the Coun.
~ Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Irene Leland, widow of Epoch
Ii. Leland, Of Eden in said County deceased
ri pei an reeresen}s that sad deceased died
Harhor Meeting House She therefore ursys yonr
honor would grant her such Pew
pril, O. Is79-
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss;-Court Of Probate, Ellsworth
April Term A. Z. 1873. "
"a. y pom the foregoing petition ORDERED, tina,
saiu petitioner give public notice to ali persona
interested, by causing copy of this pe,i,,op and
this ofdef thereon, to be published three we.ks
successiveiy IN the Ellsworth American a new
paper published in Ellsworth, IN said 1,onniy
una. they mas appear at q Court OF Probate for
saiu oouhty, 70 De held ~ Ellsworth on the thrd
eohesday oil June next, At ten of the clock in the
forenoon, To shew cause, any they have WHY
the prayer Of said petitioner should not BE- granted
WIbs Packer TUCK, Judge.
Attest, CHAs. r. noRR. Register.
\ uae copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoKR. Res'r
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For Sale.

Twenty Tone af GOOD Hay, Inquire OF
j, W. DAVIS
a~si Ellsworth Maine
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NOTICE.

LII persons Indebted to me either by note or
a acconnt, must settle within the next 80 day.
Ut they VIII have to settle with an attorney after
May 22nd, 1879. swa,.
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BluehiIl Copper Mining & Smelling Co,

bluehIll Topper Mining q Smelling Co.
TIKI annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF tn.
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ON nenelas leave. ror,lanlrr.i4y. Ma .
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
Fatal A cc1sleOl.

Johu Rhoads, u carpenter in the ew-
ploy of the Wilmington aud Noria1rn
Railroad company met with an accident
ou saturday last at the trestls bridge,
Dear C.utre Station, Chr'st'ana no.
v hlch resulted fatally. He bad assisted
to take large piece Of timber from a
wagon, and on it heing placed on tho
rrouud IL commenced to roll down the
embankmsnt, aud in making an etort
to step il he slipped aud fell upon IT,
aud finally rolled over it and was car
ried to the foot Of the hill, distance
of some forty feet. He was taken up
and carried to a car and was able to tell
precisely how the accident occurred.
A physician was called in, and after ex.
animation the opinion was expressed
that he was not seriously injured. he
was then taken to his nome near Read
ing where he died on Sunday, he hav-
ing been injured internally. He leaves
a wife and i've small children who were
entirely dependent on him for support.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
AChee,tpSysaue L, hil II.

Foi the month Of August there were
repo ted n New York City ouly twenty
foSr failures, in which the liablr!t,ts
were about S2S5, Isl and assets $64, LAT.
THIS is the smallest exuib'., bo.h as
10 the number Of failures and auonns
of liabilities, for any one month s,nce
the memorable pa'io Of 1878, aud is
icossd d upou as steoog evidence o. tue
growing coumercial prosperity OF the
county. Leading merchants IN tIs
various branches Of trade say that they
sxpe -ieuce far less trouble than former
lv in making collecs'oos, and reports
from all ssct'ous give promised Of con-
tiaued Improvement in manufacturing
aud farmiog Industries. The numher
Of failures rspo-tfd in New York for
the month Of July was irty.four, wth
liabilities Ct 500, 1853, and for the
month Of August, 1878, in which tue
bankrupt law went cut OF existence,
tb s,s were over Two hundr'd actual
:ailures, the total liabilities being more
than $i5 600, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. F.Kunkle's Bitter Wine OF Iron
Has never Been known to fail in the cure Of
weakness attended with symptoms. indisp0-
tition to exertion, loss - "'Teuory, dit1csity IN
breathing, weakness, 49, ,idisease, weak,
nervous trembling, dreadful horror of death,
night sweats, cold feeS, weakness, dimness OF
vision, languor, universal lassitude OF the
muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dyspeptic symptoms. hot hands, flushing Of
the body, dryness of the skin, palltd counte.
nance and eruptiOns on the fRce, purifying
the blood. pain In the back heaviness In the
eyeIids frequent black spots flying beloIe the
eyes, with suffdsi0n ard loss Of sight, want
oi attention, sc.
e, +. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails %
destroy Pin Seas and stomach Worms. Tie
doctor can tell xhether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms, anu do not know 1t. Fits, Spasms,
cramps, choking and suftocation, sallow COM
plexion circles around the eyes, swelling
and pain In the ssoDaci' eestless at night,
grinding o the teeth, picking az thj n0f.e
cough. fevei ,tcling 1T the sect, headache,
foul Dreash tile patiens grows Dale aud thin
tickling and irritation In tbe anus.
Kunxles Bitter Vino oi Iron is Tor sale In
WILMINGTON by z. James Belt, corner Sixth
and Market streets; N. y. Oanforth corner
Second and Market streets: John !. dailagher
& Bro. l6u3 and 1904 Markot street: Herbert
X, Watson 500 Market street; Taylor Il Full
erSon, 3O2 King street Jno. Hartman, FIN
and Poplar; H. r. Bringhurst 8l7 Market
street, and the drug trade generally.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
Apre.ans Parrot Sent to Jail.

. n EhV'NhsO SAs~~
In New Yoek on Saturday Louis
Locke ard his parrot were sentenced to
one months ilnp-;sor 0e9t each. THIS
misfortune was chiefly caused by TIE
prof. ,ity anl sbusivsneas of the latter,
WHO. o. which, hid bshiud tue pv'son-
a. at Jeifs- son Market Court, we're ir-
riously At Jusv;ce Murray, co's'gn'ag
him and the delighted auoienos iu gep'
sral to the warmsst quarters. Police
Oaioee Doaevty tried to muster su fictep.
solemp;ty to swear tdat Locke had
been intoxicated the night before AID
had tried tn smash tbirgs gene'ahv
in q Blee cker reetsaloon. While the
one prisoner represented that he was
merely on a spree, aud would nev-
e- do 10 asaia, the other rercatd on
the mag siste,iAl ds,k AVID mingled Gu
tvsst'eS for a c-acke- with horrible
ostbs in three languages. His Hoaof
eym;.t d Lsoks io- d'so derry couduo
nd Poll for contempt Of rourt, each fo'
tue tsrn OF one mouth, aud Orde'. i ~.
viiu perat;ve bird to In cous'yuti t"
duogeo1 cell 30 ob:cu'ethat tue cfo~d'
Of p, op'e going TO charcu could nos L.
shocked bs his hOtrible protap'ty.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
n ~otucky IIajntaIsu Her kepu'a'
tlOD.

Levi Dallas, who recently run
through with large fortune, commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat with
pocket knife at the Gait House, Louis
vile, KY, on Sunday night.
Five accused Sand Rifle murderers
were tried at New Castle, KY, on Sat-
urday, and were dismissed.
AtPrincetou, KY, John +. dracy'
railroad agsut, and a prominent mem
her Of the Christian church, Committed
suicide by shooting himself.
At Stanford, KY, George Saunders, a
desperate, attacked w. ). Myers in the
latter's store. Myers fired four shots
into him, killing him instantly. Myers
has surrendered.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
Astonishing, II Tsue, Develop
moDt,

Ex Supervising Architect OF the
Treasurer A. B. Aullett has furnished
to the public the following abatement:
On the completion OF the New York
postofics the Treasury Department ad-
vsrtised the sale Of the temporary
building at the Dix Island granite
quarry in Maius, which had been erect.
ed for the temporary use Of the govern
msnt employees engaged in getting out
granite. The sale took placs, and the
Dix Island Granite Company purchss-
ed the building for 81, 800. Sometime
after the sale the company obtained
contract to furnish granite for the
Philadelphia postofRce, and they effect
ed sale Of the identical property they
had purchased for q, 500 Of the Treas
ury Department back to the Treasury
Department for $ll7, 900, and the pay
msns of the last amount was made by
The Postmaster at Philadelphia on the
o.der Of The Supervising Architect OF
he Treasury, the Postmaster being the
discussing agent Of the appropriation
to build the Philadelphia postofhce'
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
ohiaA Right.
A special despatch from Washington

A special despatch from wssnine'on
says:
Secretary Sherman was at the Treas
ury Department to day, aud was ex'
cesdingly jovial in answering the
questions Of the many persons who
called upon hin. He looked somewhat
fatis ued from his recent trip, but the
satisfied and oomplacent smile which
bs wore while replying to inquiries
about prospects in Ohio was marked by
sll who convsrsed with him. He says
that be has not the slightest doubt
sbnut the result ia Ohio next month.
he found Republicans everywhere en-
tbusiastic and saDguine OF success.
When reminded M the fact that Con
gressman Morrison brought the iutel'i-
gsucs to Washington that the people
outside Of Ohio were making more fuss
about The coming election than those in
the State, aud that very little excite
meut prevailed in the rural districts.
Secretary Sherman replied that, that
ives unqusstionably true in respect TO
the Democrats. He found very little
enth usiasm among them. What'ser
excitement they feel may b. att''h"' 81.
TO fear of defeat. He declined 10 express
auy opinion as to the proportion o.
honest-money Democrats that would
vote against Ewing. He thought a
great many would refuse to vote for
him, but said that, as general thing,
tbs mass Of Democrats always vote the
Democratic ticket, regardless OF all
other considerations. In spite Of this,
however, he felt sure that Foster would
b. elected by good majority.
At the close Of these remarks the
Secretary turned the conversation by
referring to the very excellent showing
made by tho public debt statement ior
the month Of August. He regarded the
decrease Of the debt-e3, 527 1896. .93-as
very satisfactory, and said that the de-
crease would have been much greater,
perhaps even exceeding the estimates,
lad it not been for the large sums paid
for arrsarages Of pensions.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
BALE.

BALE.
| No. l.,b Delaware Avenue, with all
syn improvements.
M No, i2sS Jefferson streets, with mod.
rovements. v.us..
kth, gas, bath, etc. ,,..
q Nos. iioo, llSo, 1ls2, llA snd Ai's
(x".story % brick houses, Q rooms, Pop
\ be,wten IL and ~ streets;
{ouse, oa Front abose Van Bdren.
6ne story brick in 81 attn Wilmingtoo::
houses with sood oit buildings and
ofland pear Columbus Inn.
No. sl3 Chestnut street.
No. o23 Jefferson street.
No. ~ Maryland Avenue.
No. .12S West Third street
on Eleventh street below Poplar.
n desirable farm Of o. acres, ono mile
ares Corner, on the state Road, 4
bm Railroad station, land Of tho best
and highly cultivated, with no better
sites In the county.
FORKENT.
&ouse, No. 604 Spruce street.
|ouse, No, 3l1 East Filth street.
house No, lll6 Delaware Avenue.
numb Or Of small houses in different
the city.
LOAN.
to as,OOO-tn sums OF e1, 200
900.
bly To W, McCAULLEY b Co.;
COS Market street,
Wilmington. De-
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
ID EtiISTER'S ORDER.
REt4ISTER'S OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug: =, log:
Upon the application. OF mary moore
Exec ,trix Of John Newlove, late Of New
Castle Hundred, in said county, deceased
It is ordered and directed oy tne re-
rtster, thai the Executliy aforesaid; give
nosico Of the granting Of letters Te1ta-
mentary upon the Estate o. the Dc. Dc.
ceased, with the date of granting thereof BY
causIng advertisements to be posted wlthin
forty days from The date Of such letters, IN SIX
of tne most public places Oh the county o.
New Castle requiring all persons havin9 ae'
mands against the Estate, to present tne same,
or abide by an act of Assembly in suon case
made and provided. And also cause the
aame to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPuBLIoAN; : .ewspape,
oublishod in wilmington, and fG Do Continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d
10y Given under the i,and ana seal o. q
)L.s. Once Of the Register alo.esald, 81
New Castle, in New Caste couafy
Aforesaid, the day and year above , wSitten: =
NOTICE,-All persons having cialmi
aaninst the Estate Of the deceased; must pre-
sent the same, duly attested' ,sso 70 tae ExeS SS.
"trix on or before Aug. 4, 1851. or aDid!
the the Act Of Assembly in such case maoe eao
provided. ,,.,v MOORE Executrix.
Address, New Castle, Del. So
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
New York Wants More Water.

New York complains for want Of a
suficjenoy of water. The New York
..Times" says that during the past
year the consumption Of water has
largely increased, owing to the rapid
increase in the number Of manufacto-
ri.s, and to the opening OF the elevated
railroads. The railroads consume
about 100000 gallons Of water daily. In
1862 a new service pipe was laid across
Bigh bridge, which enabled the bureau
10 empty into the old reservoirs all the
water the aqueduct could bring. The
ouly remedy is to build new aqueducet
aud that ought to be done at once. IL
will cost about $40, 100000 and 1t will
take about seveo years to complete the
work.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
prrss nEsDrU.s AUeUIrTAL.

a speech BY she Defendant After
shN AunOuncement OF the ver.
diet.
Az already announced the trial Of
Peter Herdic charged with obtaining
money BY false pretsuces from W. +.
Reynolds & Co., bankers Of Bellsionte,
resulted in verdict Of not guilty--the
Jury being unanimous in his favor.
When the verdict was rendered It was
greeted with applause by full Court
House, and the defendant and his at
torneys we're warmly congratulated.
Immediately thereafter Mr.. Hs'dic 70.
turned thanks for the compliment and
spoke % follows
III have been all my lie = working
and business man and not q speaker.
You must, therefore, fellow citizeus, ac-
cspt my grateful thanks for this COM
pliment In few words. l can say,
With q clear conscience as ! am to an
swer to my God, that l never came to
this place to dsfraud or wrong any man
and that the transaction ON which the
prosecution against me was founded,
was in good faith aud in the regular
course OF business between the pIosecu-
tors and myself. thank you, and the
Court, and Jury which relieved me OF .
heavy persecution, and in justice and
right continues to me the liberty OF .
citizen of the State. Ny acquiltal will
give great satisfaction to my friends,
and yon who are husbands and fathers
can we'll understand the happiness and
Joy Of ny wife and children. VI my
pro-. ecutors l have little to say.
They can calmly and deliberately
consider all they did to iujure me, and
commend, to their serious reflection,
tbs verdict Of a jury Of their nsighbcrs,
rendered in behalf Of . stranger who
hsd tew acquaintance In this COM
munlty. now tsel myself relieved,
and will return to active business par.
suits, God willing. will employ aud
pay men. will endeavor ID make just
settlement with those 10 whom l Am
Indebted, and again become useful
man in the community where l expect
TO live, and now give notice to those
who have banded together To make
money ou. Of my misfortuues, that
will publicly expose them and bring
them to justice, and, that
may not bs wanting ju feanknsss, de
clare that those who have prosecuted
ma IN this town are parties 10 the com
biustioa that has bounded me sine.
NV misfort apes for the pdrposs OF max
Ing money unjustly, and against tn
Interest OF tboss to whom | am justly
Indebted" Thus the first prosecution
AGAINST Peter Herdic has ended.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
KIAMeNsi, Sept. 2


In Saturdays REPUBLICAN, a corres'
coodeut writing from Stanton, says
that four young men from th'
vicinity Of Kiamensi, who had been
visiting the Brandywine Camp, came
home with rather delapidated car
riage. The correspondent gives rum as
the cause. This is not tue as he was
twelve miles away and knew nothing
about the accident. The cause Of the
accident was the parting Of the reins
and the horse ran up tue side road,
upset.ing the carriag- and wrecking it.
Did the correspondent mean 70 hor'
the young mems characters II ne pre-
/. uds to be member Of church he
should attend to his own affairs more
aud tell the truth. w. H.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
Residence sos W. Ninth st. s-62n

A CARD.-Hemer A. Herr's School Of Art
II re-Opens September 22d. Freehand,
mechanical drawing and painting taught.
Instruction privately or in class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from to
o'clock. Freehand drawing and painting
taught through the day to suit convenience.
Pupils fitted for Academy Of fine Arts, Phil.
adelphia Portraits painted, &C., SC. All
kinds OF drawing designs, &C., &C., made In
Il most careful and artistic manner. For
terms or any information call or address studio
room l6, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
Reference-Col. H. s. McC0mb. J. Taylor
Cause, ESQ.,. H. Q. Robinson, Esq ~; J. X.
Tantum. SCOT
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
Pain kearchNr.

1t is wonderful now f1ll DR.. Simms codntsY
was sfPAlN SEARCHEE, this mofn;uy,
vet the Doctor says no is hurried all the time
to supply the demand. So much for good
and reliable remedy. All dealers In medicine
find 1t very profitable remedy to Keep, % II
has ready and extensive sale whereve, u II
vnown. II is certainly wonderful ralt
Oramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Do.
tors main Depot Is at Fourth and King ST.,
In Philadelphia at COZ Arch Street. where
dealers can be supplied. lel+lN
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
K,lued " htIe Goieg 10 y Cemetery

VIM. Price aged fifty-fve, Of New
York, started in an express wagon, on
Sunday, with the bodies Of two dead in
iunts, for the Jewish Cemetery, Long
Island. Three other men were in the
wagon, two the fathers of the dead
children, and friend Of Price. the
horse took fright at the approach OF a
railroad motor. and rau away. Fries
was dragged over the dash board ana
kicked to death. The other men jump
ed out and were considerably bruised.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03

It IL revealed now that Barksdale,
the Democratic candidate for chauoery
clerk, had with him, when he muir
dersd Dixon, u companion. This was
the Honorable w. D. Gibbs, Demo-
cratic State Senator. There was party
work TO be done and the party repre-.
seutstiyes were at hand. ...
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
A Horrible story from ohio.

A terrible story Of cruelty to an or
pLau girl has been given to the public
at Portsmenth, Ohio. For no cause
whatever, Miss Hattie Parker. aged
about sixteen years, has, 1t appears,
been beaten by her mistress until her
body was mas Of bleeding flesh, red
pepper pods have been inserted into
the wounds, aud salt and water sprink-
I'D ov4r them. Added to all this the
ch;ld's feet have been bent fel ward
b-fo a her on the floor and her toe nails
pounded out by hammer or Ratchet.
The iphuman woinan's name Is given
as Mrs Silas B. Graham, and her IN
genp;ty in preparing tortues is desorib-
cd as almost beyond belief.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03

NKAsONIC NOTlCE.-All Of the mem
Vi bers Of the EncampmentssSt. Paul's,
81. Johns and st. James, under jurisdiction
Of st. Marks Grand Encampment, Of the
State Of Delaware, are particularly requested
to meet on Wednesday evening, September
without further notice. Business which con-
Germs all Sir Knights Templars.
Attest: r. HAYES ANDERSON.
s.29.At u. X. A. M. D., 7N.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
um,,1,re.nt To Motl,ers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup Is the only
cF ildren. Il corrects acidity ofthe stomach,
o. res wind collie. regulates tho bowels and
gives rest. health and comfort to motne- ami
child. DAring the process Of teethin2 It's vs .de
is incalculable. IE softens the gums, reduce,
Inflammation and allays all pain. thereby
giving rest To tho child ana comfort to the
mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03

Prescription Free.
For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indiscretion or excess. Any Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON h co., 70 Nassau st., New York
7.S tu'sd WY
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03

TNTERPRISE.-ifp push aud PLUCK vim
ID and energy ontitle man 70 success,
then Charlie Kyle, the Ice cream and cOnfec
tionery man, at tho Second street marke,
house, should be q successful man. Charlie Il
succeeding In pleasing the people and he d
rapidly b0ilding up large trade. His bust
ness Is increasing 30 rapidly that he is G,m'
PEELED to remodel his old stand a. the c0fnei
the store up In first-class style. Charlie In,
been at his stand for the past twenty. i've
YEAR, and his uanNcustomers will, no doubv
DO pleased with tf6 new alterations made
He q 80 supplies pic-nics, excursions and pri
yate families with Ice cream at all hours o
tho dav, and OF prices to suit the times. iel.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03

w OTICE,-Owners OF the delaware Rail
Road Company's bonds due Januafy !,
1881. called "Extension N Mortgage Loan
Wishing to dispose of them before they ma
ture, will please propose terms terms Oh sals
thereon, to the undersigned,
M.HAYES, Treasurer.
sssod II noyer. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
A Gard.

To all VINO ave suffering from tho errors ana
indiscret.ons o. youth, nervous veakneJs,
early dscay los o. manhood, etc., I vii! seAd
recips tIss VII care you FREE OF
CHARGE. This greet reTedy was dtscov.
cred by missionary in South America. send
self.addressed envelope to the REV. JosnPH
C.INHAN. Station D. New York Oity. -
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
Maino N ews.

Hop Bitters which are advertise, In our
columns, are q sure cure for ayde, biliousnesl
and kidney complaints. Those who ut1
them say they cannot be too highly recon-
mepded. Those afflicted should give them q
fair trial, and will become thereby enthusiss-
tic In the praise Of their curative qualities
Portland Ad,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-03

TLECTRICITY IS VITALITY when pro
q perly administered. A. II. STEvENS,
a. d. the oldest and well-t nown ELECLRl:
CIAN Of ofPHlLADELPHIA A, by the Special
invitation of his Wilmington friends and pa.
t-ops has concluded to spend MONDAY and
THU RSDAY of zach week, for the present.
in wilmington, not IL erely to benefit himself
but for the purpose also Of beneftting the
afflicted OF both sexes In treating and curing
all curable diseases with Electricity only He
has been in PhiladelDhia ls years or more,
using 1t as Specially, and been astonish
ingly successful In curing as many OF his old
friends here have testified.
All without SHOCKS or PAIN being an
Entire New Principle. Charges Reasonable
to all. To the respectable cleanly poor, mere.
ly nominal Consultation Free. Narvous and
Internal diseases Of Females q Specially. A
lady always in attendance In the treatment
Of Ladies'. He has secured pleasant Parlors
at THE CLAYTON HOUSE. Will open tor
bssidess Monday September l. s.2e etd ltw