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pFl-QEeiI Rctarns.
The Secretary O.: Mississippi has lssuet his Proclama
,un declaring the Electoral OF tina. State TO be al
follows:
For Martin Tan 3urcn, .-............ 1919
Far Hugh L. White: .-............. 9,Co7
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Correspondence Of The Courier and Enquirer rere!ecd RIA
y OrIsGrs MEXIuo. Nov. III.
The Government are very much pressed for money,
and becoming more every day, they have sold their
revenues for many months in advance Busiamentc is
expected Soon he will be the leaiing candidate Tor the
next Presidency, together with Bravo and Aanan Ac'
corGinr 10 the new law Of elections, the three powers,
judicial legislative and executive make The appointment
1t is generally thought Busa,nente Will be cected
Correspondence CT he Conrier ami E"qaiTerJ
TEXAS.
Nrw ORLEANS 18th Dec, 1886.
The release Of Santa Anna has created stronger M
preston at New Orleans ,tan at Coumba, the seat ol
I'M; Texan government Among the 90 passengers ar
rived here on board the schr Texas some gentle
men connected in way The other, with the Texan
Cabinet, and from them we learn, mat the people IN
Texas niulge in numerous specu!ato:s on Tue Causes
which led to the decision of President Houston the
GENERAL oninion of the Texans was, that Houston 10
longer fearing Santa Anna or the hordrs Of aIcHcans
who threaten more TO invade that hrpnoic deter
mined on releasing him. and leaving hn al hnerF 10 80
TO Washington as he desired. believing that lie might
probably keep his repeated promises to acknowledge the
indie pc ndence Of Texas and that II he dd mol, no al
vantage would be gained by his continued detention
There is no doubt that Santa Anna Is still The legal
President of the Mexican Rcpublc and in this capacity
being frce-he might enter into an agreement win
the Texan Cabinet 10 put an end to The exlstng din
cues between the two Republics and afterwards use
his influence in his country 10 obtain the sanction
To OF the Mexican government and General Congress
To this those that unacquanted with the state OF al
fairs in Mexico repy-''the Mexican government would
never acknowledge such an agreement; out IN my num-
Bile opinion this is great mistake.
|, must be borne in mind that Torne, who directs at
present the destnes Of the Mexican nation the crea
lure of Santa Anna and has been at al times slave TO
his wishes that the Vice President, CoIeo was selecteo
by Santa Anna, we'll OF the Minister'S the ma
iory of the members of Congress- and uost of the civil
and military superior officers of the RepuSlc and hnay,
tina. there is present head 10 the Of the
country, and no popular as Santa Anna 10 NIL
The station of Chief Magistrate. But even suPPosng
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defence during which time Gen RodiI never once made
attempt TO relieve the defenders, notwithstanding he
had sent word to Col tnter TO hold out ill arrv
cd, and also Notwithstanding there we're but fifteen hours
march between his troops and the town
The capture Of Aimadcn is looked upon at Madrid as
one Of the most important events OF the From the
quicksilver mines there the Government derived, at the
very worst times, revenue Of 400U0O0O Of reals and
it believed that the Carlsts have destroyed this
of income for years. by letting the water into the
mines He was reported to have subsequently moved
upon Guadaloupe which is within few leagues of Trux
illo and upon the route Toledo which seems have
been his original destination, after quitting Cordova-
The Madrid papers pour forth most furious attacks
Rodl, affirming that his head ought to answer for the
patriot blood shed at Almuden. Col Flihter phi
souer with Gomez Puente the Governor Of the town Of
Amaden, it Is said, killed himself rather than surrender
Thus therefore, has ended the Of the victory
Of Ajax the Caris Chief, which we repeated with
tie proper admixure of caution. In like manner the
dispersion and defeat Of Sans Salas turns out to be
fiction Of the Christmas, that General having threatened
the Asturas for third time, with his force undimnls
ed. The proceedings in the Cores devoid of in
terest Mems minds in the capital appeared to be pa
rayzed by the total failure Of all Che Queens Generals
for intercepns and destroying Gomez. One part OF
the proceedings Of the Cortes deserves passing com.
ment 1t is rumored that at secret sitting OF that body
held on the 2S notes VI the French Ambassador
to the Spanish Foreign Minister communicated by
this functionary and that they implied wish. on tile
part of the King Of the French TO end the civil by
medatislng Don Carlos and Queen Chr!st'ana in the
marriage of their respective children and the accession
Of Don Carloss son to the Spanish Throne upon ono
condition-namey that the young King should grant
4 Constitution which Louis Philip would guarantee.
Under date of Madrid, the 30th u our correspondent
adds some extracts from the Journals of the capital
spcctng the capture of Almaden, upon which the Ga
zrtte maintains total silence. 1t is also mentioned that
Gomez was reported to the Government to be on his
march towards TalarabaS which bears out the Tumor
Of his approach TO Guadaloupe. =.
AS regards the scige Of Bboa, still Instructed
to deny that the sege has been raised, we'll the al
rmcd retreat of the Carists to oravaes On the con-
,rary believed at the head quarters of Don Carlos
that Eguia was continuing his efforts against Bboa du
ring the absence of Vllarsa who had marched TO meet
Espartero.
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Sc EN e LIE "a.

ON hand 100 900, mostly Of the first quail
ity and laid inlor cash, which VIC will sell
on pleasing terms.
GrWANTED IMMEDIATELY, any
quantity of poplar and ash flooring, usual
thickness and width Observation-Disclosures
3 4 inch panel boards II inches wide x
upwards; also IL ard ? inch plank, any
width, inch and inch and quarter wide
boards-a!l except the ash flooring to be
good yellow poplar, and square edged
Scantling not less than IL fee; long, FROM
3 by 4 too by Il, and many intermediate
sizes, especially A hy4, 5 by 5. &C.
Jorsts, poplar, oak and sycamore, from -
Ito 20 feet long, "a by6, and intermediate
sizes up to by 10, all which will be &c
counted for by board measure.
Sawyers and others will find it to their
lD.e-es to furnish the above articles, or
any part of them-seeing they will not be
suffered TO go away without ''ihe root o. al.
'cvil.'
A. GRIMES s. Co.
Richrn md. Mare.h l2th. 1886. lit
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e. :ac: a e. actOry.

ANiNI entered into cO-paTtnership in
= the Coach making business, would res
pectfully inform their friends n the public gen.
orally, that they are now prepared 10 rnanuac-
ture Post Coaches, Coaches, Landaus, Dckey
seat and PLAN Birouches, Chariotees, Phaetons,
Bu-gies, Sulkies. Gag, Dearborns, plain car
riases, &c. Having erected an establishment
suitable to the business, and having employed
IL number OF good eastern worlxmeIi, they ilatter
themselves they will be able to finish work for
ncatness and durability equal, if not superior,
To any done in the western country. Those
wishing IL purchase are invited to call and cx-
amino for themselves. Carriages repaired as
usual; all orders Thankfully received and
promptly attended to- shop on the corner OF
Nam and Franklin streets, Richmond. Indiana
Ninth month 18th, 1885. SLY
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Fresh Arrival.

Tue subscriber has Just received from New
orS and titimore new ana more extensive
stock OF MEDICINES, &c-probab.y the
i'rsess IN this part OF the country. which VIII re
ohefed ga accommodating terms among which,
he has, m addition To- thai he formerly kept. Il
variety Of the best WINES and other Llauors.
particularly fer families patients. who re- uire
ti'e pHFe dF!ac.e or uone.-Alto.
Gooa io5acco. SarG. and Cigars.
Class UaTe, Lamps. and Lamp Oil,
Rgssmery aaa Taucy .4rtieles,
and a THOUSAND OTHER THINGS too tesiio,s "a
mention.
HE would apprixe the public that he
has spared no pains or expense for their
accommodation aud his ouca; for whIcb,
he hopes 10 merit their patronage AID
support.
Ills shop viii he found three doors cas-,
10. Is Old stand-xEcHaNIc's ROW. where
every attention will be gwen TO customer,
Who may watt any thing but Dry Good
c.d Groceries
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July i6, lo55 .o,f
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THE STATE OF OHIO,l g

Montgomery county.
Eabrael c. Isenbef.er anu Liz
a5c;h his wife,
Esther Butt. Solomon Butt, ia =, ch,,ce,v
cob Huffman and Polly Hut
man his wife, Thomas Bowler
ard Sarah Dow.er his wife, aud
others.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court
If Common Pleas Of SAID county at their
4yr;i FERN, 1886, the said defendants.
leo, Huffman and Polly his wife and
.'nomas Do.s.sr and Sarah his wife, are
hereby no,.tiedi,at tie said conpla.nanls
f:c.', on tie 2i;... day OF February A.D. 1880,
heir Eli aga:as, sad defendants and ot!i-
er-, charging that Jacob Butt sen'r died,
ebout the n,iddi, Of July, 1884, in said
county. seized aud possessed oil real and
personal estate 10 a large ar.ouaf, beng
certain heirs at law named in SAID bill ::
Tina, on the 22d CAV ofJulr, 1884, a paper
writing purporting to he The last will and
testament Of the said Jacob Butt sen'r
was exhibited TO the Court o. Common
Peas of Montgomery county for probate
and execution thereof granted to Jocob
Neibe and Samuel Butt, tie Executors
therein named; tha: sid paper writing was
not in fact art, IN truth the last viii and
Testament orstI Jacob Butt deed. and
dat the execution thereof was procured
land obiaiucd by undue influence and fraud
allen, representation, and said complain
iants pray IN the sad bill that said frauiti-
lent and pretended vii! may tie set aside
as wholly null and void and Of ncne eli CT
|, III law, &c.
The said Defendants, jacob. Polly, Tho
mas and Sarah. are hereby notified iLa'
unless they appear and plead, answer q
iemur to said b,.! within sixty days after
The next term Of said Court, to wit: the
I'D day of August next, that said CO m
plaanants will apply to said Court to take
the matter ofsald bill as confessed as to
!: hem. and order and decree accordingly.
By order OF the Court.
EDVV ARD w. DAVIES. Clerk.
r'cNTrT 6. Thus ron, Sol'trs. (93 :3w
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FIRE! f'iRE!! =. -1.4

AN!NG been appointed Agent OF the
= = ''Hart'ord Fire Insurance Company" the
subscriber is row ready to grant policies OF in
surance 10 all persons who wish thrir uroperty
insured against ln-s or damage by Ere.
THE company FIR which he i, acting is one OF
tie weatithest aud most extensive in the rc,In-
try, AMI they pledge themselves that those who
transact business with tie company shall be
treated in the most liberal manner and all losses
shall be adH-tcd with f.iirDess and pr3mititu.i,.
Persons wishing IL provide against the co:ltin-
gency OF loss ~! tlscr property b, tins destrsic-
tive element requested 10 call at ms Office on
Main street, opposite the Ssanch Bank III Rich
mond. Ia. whore the terms of Insurance viii be
made known and the polictcs granted. Com
municatians ~ lett [past plIdJ sgi, he pro1s.,t-
J.. and cheeEfHily attcnde.. To.
JAMES W. BORDEN. AcANf.
June / lo56. astf
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Living by l,yeiE-.

NEW D1 ENG ESTABLISHMENT.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the paD.ic
that he has employed A. Le:hhardts--a French
Dyer, who viii dye all variety Ct colors: Ssstzs,
Cotton- Nooilet and Linen, III tie most nFro-
vel manners be also c.essnse- woo..eu ei1tkes Isl
the best AMI cheapest manner. Ff3za his
knowledge oil business, he i4og7es to Eve gefrrai
Satisfaction WI BANCROFT
n u. a. Leihl.ra.t sasf8r ale ali A.sltls 81
knitting yarn, OF the tsst zd I.ost iastll-s cob
ors- at very reasonable prices
Richmond, Eth I'd 9Th, 1885. 27l
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aNEDEC.lE.

nR SAMUEL Nixon AND DE-. WV. B.
- SIXTH, havinz entered into co-rartnership
in the practice Of Medicine, respectfully offer
tae.r services TO the citizens oil Richmond AID
the nei-iborirs country. They can be :opnd
generally At the Office OF DR.. Nixon CT at their
respective dwelling houses, except when ..hseat
On professional business
y. b. Those indebted to either %
the firm previously to this Arrangement are re-
spectfuliy requested to cali ami settle accounts.
January /, 1886. lJ
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n OF ICE.
Elias Il. sSyray,..

J" KUPO ; E. teaching an Earllsh
- School in the town OF Richmond. IN the
house lately occupied by DR.. W amer ASH. is
supposed there are pupils suiicien; n the town
and vicinity to i"rm n school, without interfering
with those already established, he hopes that
those who feel interested viii render him their
assistance IN endeavorin< to promote the cause
oil Es!ncataon and Morality in this part ri Tie
con try. He proposes teaching tire yariaus
branches Of English Etnca.loa, together witt
the Latin and Greek languages: and ~ constant
and unvcarie! attention. TO business homes "a
merit thu appreciation OF b.. employers
c>choolt to commence May Seth. Tuition.
tho Customary prices.
Richnond. May 18th, 1876. a,,f
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T2pvAylC yEE.EsECENEs.

THE, subs criber has just received and
expects to keep constantly on hand an as
sortrnent of fresh manufactured Ihomp-
sonian botanic Medicine, at his new store
on Washington street, two doors cast Of
the post office, which lac offers for sale by
Wholesale and retail. manufactured by
Yard Sears, & Co., Baltimore, Maryland,
whose reputation as preparers and vendors
Of genuine medicine has been firmly estat-
lished throughout the whole country; ard
who have besides received the voluntary
testimony OF the legitimate organs OF the
Thoupsonians' Friendly Botanic society
Of Maryland, III favor OF their estat!ls a.
nent. as producing such articles as are
calculated To command the appreciation <
patronage Of the Botanic frater eltx.-
Botanic Physicians are respectfully lnsi-
ted To call and examine forthenselves.
ABNER POPE.
indianapolis. 9th mo. 10th, l~.6. 26:2.o
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NJ. IS AR RIl Al. .

EDMUND EVL.NS ms lately received
an additional supply Of GOODS III IL G-e,
cons,s.irg OF lsoac4l oEess and Innings. SaHtiag
and Harness, Sole and Upper Leather. eaii
and kiop skins, sgith a general variety OF Leata-
or. Shoe-rnaker's fndinzs, SC. FoF sale ii hss
Leather aud St4oe Store, Maia IT., f.ieAsa-ond
ST. mo- 9Th I-3g
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Foe. Sale.
IL .NcrckaRt .EziW,

IN complete order one OF the best
on Niitew alter, within ! miles Of Rich
raond and within 9 miles of the " hitewa-
ter Canal. The situation is as healthy as
any in the state. There are on the prem
Uses two excellent seats for Distilleries,
rs acres oil LAND. ID of winch are IN
der cultivation; an apple and peach or
chard of choice fruit.
THE above will be sold without rereIve.
Apply to K. Shawnb ourie, Post Mister at
Abingdon, Wayne county Ia. ., at this
alice. Possession can te given as soon
as required.
April 30, 1876. Il If
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I II . II = S o Ms
y EG >, TABLE
TDOTN-.1CHE RDDe

frEsfE subscriber has the pleasur, =.
- fering to the Public fresh sn,.a.
his remedy for that tormentine 49,
the ToOrii-ACHE; which he has ~
cred by n series of experiments purne1s
nearly two years.-In the composit;r :
this remedy he assures the public n.
there Is not the smallest particle a
mineral substance. that ii is eptirelv -
pounded from the rege'aJie kingdom. y
that its tendency is, instead of corr.a..
the nerve and substance Of the tooth :
preserve both.--It acts as q sedative =,
also as an intiseptic, without pro1.e;.
the slightest increase of pain, and ., |;
APPLICATION almost instantaneous rel;ef !.
c obtained.
Numerous certificates are in u -.
sion of the subscriber, of cures perlpen,
by this remedy, but as some Of tAea =
BIC seen where the drops are iee q
and the others on application to tkA
scriber, it is deemed useless h -,
them here as the publication ~ i
more expensive than necessary.
\ single vial will be sufficient, Il -
perry applied to cure from 60 to lOOesn
and as printed directions accompasy -
vial, any person can administer it eva,
himself
Fors wholesale and retail b. 4
Philip Mason, in Connersville; Allen Z
Cinc.anati; Nathan ID. Gallon, Br,A
vile, and by retail at most of the cosatg
stores.
4 liberal oiscount made to those q
purchase for retailing.
All communications to the subscnhr
must be add dressed Ever ION p. .. faven
Co. ind"
JOSEPH ID THOMPSON
Tor sale hv Irwin Reed.
Nov. y, Is3o.
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Free Trade azlel Mech 2rs;c'
rights.
Job CO. Strain. s. Go.

TESHE subscribers having entered into
Co-partnershipu under the firm of Swain,
81 Co., take pleasure in informing the
community that they have erected a corn
modious Machine Shop, the Richmond
Foundry, 81 are now ready to give prompt
attention to all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning LatLes. or
any kind ofmachinery; as also for turnin z
either in wood or iron of any descri ption.
Having employed first rate workInen, they
with confidence I'm their ability and dis
positions to please their customers in quail
tiles and prices) ask patronage from a
generous public.
JOB W. SWAN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL TiIORNDURY.
Richmond. Nav Isl. 1856. 2Uf
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Valuable Property
FOR = ALE.

IoIA CALI.
The subscriber offers for sale tie
handsome situation where he now resides
on the National Road, i,:me diafely west
of the Bridge at Richmond. There arr
sixteen acres Of LAND, well improved +;
a good dwelling and out buildings with ex-
ceilent stabling. The situation would
make first rate Tavern Stand.
For terms apply 70 tie subscriber OF
the premises.
ABNER HUNT.
Richmond June 1. le3t,. 22-tf
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Farm for sale.

sVTF.g.7sH s:EsN IOE S0bCs
TIE subscriber offers "a q
I" the FARM where he now ~
- lying four miles north u RscAaa
on tie lew road opoaed from the west ~ >
Richmond to Newport. The place coataiBf|
acres, with a comfortable Dwelling HouaA 4
houses. tsc. also, thriving young orchard
Persons wishing Il purchase a email ~
would do VIII 10 call and examine (os 6oI
selves. ISAAC Il. HAIN0
9th mo. 2Jth, is56. a50
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.se,-eff,setesatcfss zsesse xsses

For the cure 81 Rheumatism
srsl9 IIe.6-rever Sores--Ss bite sae..angs-
ffs75-s.-fs. ~ III kfe.e--iscqyei Germ sasE.ss~-
fiias-CI.sEas aid feYer--I-Iser Gasss siasats--
C,ou-h=-Lesz Of Alphabetical i'aif.s Of al!
k.sssga rEz4s-t ssFIs an The sses
-fss4-1ss-i gcers ii ali iHe.s--o.s Lee. saf4d
almost ali kinds III Strsouz Complaints --ao
z.hs b. I.siN REED.
yan1.ar7 Is, fsaG.
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HAVING located himself in the town
= 4 Of Richmond offers lis professional
services to the citizens CT tie town and
surrounding country From an experience
OF eight years practice in the state ct
MARYLAND, lie fatters hin self that he waal
be able 10 give ample satisfaction II tsase
who NAV entEass themselves to bis care. lie
therefore solicits q share Of the patronage.
For qualifications. references may be lad
TO testimonials ~ his own posseSslon- lie
may II aii times be found al 3ir. Sloan 5
National Hotel, except when o. Pro.as-
sionaI business.
Richmond, Ia. March 10th l@Hfi.
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Sado3fer, Harness mailer. &c. snoy op
posife Ir. B.irhsneFs Store.
GRATEFUL for pas, fayou-s, row wish
~ es to inform the public that he has on
hand and intends keeping a general as
sortnent Of Saddles, Brides, Harness.
Robes, frucks, Saddle Tags. NalIses, and
Whips; all Of which he viii SELL at the
lowest prices for Cash, Linaen, Lincey,
Leather and approved country produce.
Richmond, Feb. IL. 1-.6 6tf
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At TIE. CHEAP CASH oic"
(Corner Of Main and Fronf stfee1s't
". z. TUoR.NER,
HAS just received from New ao:k
90, pos.o1- General assortment OF SPRING
ma SUMNER GoODS-se'ected expressly 'of
MI, market and will be sold at reduced Er.ces-
Tbe following are among the goods received:
.. G. . = = 8.
Clg.ns. cass:.neres and sa;tine:,s a every
co.or, quality and price; Valencia, Mer-
sailles. silk, satin, and hombAsin yos.iu1s;
$50 piece Calico assorted Eight and dark
ginal ANS; printed n.uslins; black, white
md green cause yci!s. black lace d.,
chaliy -hernash; s.!h; sewin. s'ih: cause
nd .lncy dress 4'.k'.,s; plain ai.d figured.
Swiss rrli@..as, book do, plain and cross
barrel d.; iaconets and camhrcs Grecian
=. nd ..a1h;nott iaces and s"D:ings, thread 4
',.obb.De, l;.ces and edgngs; cause end
l,is.ripo r.ii5ons--assof,ed white "nd black
i'a',1n crepe; Grape iiase; book mu-!io
h'dk'i:, pongee and silk hagg do; white
.nd calarei worstcd and cotton hosiery
corded st<i,t., groie-nap=. groGe-z'ue. !tal-
tdfs- w III y Sill i'Vti''
/ h. a3azetts aud clrcassians; bcavericcns;
iJangup cords, Mexican mixtures, R'uc:
do. ;t,uc drills; siotmants; Pittsburgh cord !.
broc.icI!a; prince;ia; black, blue and green
lcrapa c,inic;; browa French I:Eens; grass
cloth; blue anj yellow nankeens; eTinIa-
e,ts Iircn diaper, q, 7, aad s qr. cotton
do, Russia 10. c.iccts, ticks, g.; 10 10
20 bales domestic goods.
Ez.1T1s:-a-c 8 Cutlery.
LOCKS iatchcs, screws, hinges, butts, files
and rasps, saw sets, rules, gauges, iron C.
steel squares, hammers, iron, japan and
brass candle sticks, shutters ard trays,
brass and tin fossets screw and drive
Il nobs, plain and cut glass DO, brass co:n-
mode knobs and rings, gun locks, pcrcns-
sion caps, fire irons, brass and iron and
irons, fry pans, shoyels, spades, hoes, trace
and halter chains, anviis, vices. s;ec.y ards,
patent balance, homes AID scythc stones,
states, curry combs: iiaxors knives, HALVES
and forks, caisse.s, braces and bits, draw
| ;nr knives, hatchets, cutting knives, grass
and cora scys!ies, plane irons, augers,
giInblcts; hand saws, mill and cross cut do,
sheep shears, carpenters adj, axes, DC.
! \ general assortment OF SCHOOL and
BLANK BOOKS.
| 4 large lot Of 81 'DLEKT and SAD
DLEK'S TOOLS
/ Glass, CHM and Qneensrare,
j lRov. Nails AND CASTINGS.
BOOTS and ) ii OE ) of all kinds
! Tuscan and Legllorn Bonnets.
j 6. rOcerE les.
Orleans aud loaf sugar, imperial 81 young
Tyson tea, Rio and Laguira coffee, spice
pepper, indigo, nader, ginger, rice. &c
THE above goods were mostly purchased
Eprevious to the OF goods and can be sold
low. Purchasers respectfully invited te
lcall and examine the stock.
| Richmond, April 30. 1886.
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gosssD azaS: variety Store,
Selling OF.

TUE subscriber being ltiel . ra
: rriyeifrofn ff.e east with large and A~v<A
.s9nera! assortment Il COMES Of @
every kind a"d descri ftlou, a!sa, e.:
9aaensYare, Coffee Mills. Hammers,
Sweeping and all ether kind of Brush . @~
es table a1I tea SPOONS, Knives and Forks, len
and pocket Kuises, a large quantity 81 stocks.
Bs.ttons and patent Thread, Stockings OF all
kinds, Susnen,ier and Purses, skeiu and bah
sewing cotton. tape and cotton cord. sewing
silk. hooks and eyes, 2J060u drilled eyed nee
dies and great variety of goods too numerous
to uient I'd.
'sEe:lhs,e Goods viii be soil wholesale and
retail vary chs lp for CASu--as ana determin-
ed % - Ia f4rfnins a. saou us the goods sold.
srsrAI1CIT0N every Saturday afternoon II
, O'clock, (weather paTmlttins-1 until ali Tho
goods are disposed Of.
DANIEL. I. LENWELL.