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MORE DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
bUsr RECEIVED FROM NEW YoRK:-Camphor Aloes
- Opium Morphine. wisiars Balam wild Cherry Cream
&c for sale by A. a. WILDER 81 Maj st.,
&c ~ Webb a
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1S0 BUSHELS of very superior Mercer
Po,aroes' 900 do Pink Eyes in AND Tor by
o. % RANKIN 4 wHITLOCk
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Vol. G--No. s--WhoIe No. 261.

by law--,hen the magistrates numbered the
shells; il they amounted to six thousand, the
sentence of exile took place, leaving, however,
to the banshed person the disposal of his estate.
1t will appear surprising, that Themistoces
could raise the popular resentment against
man so respectable aud 20 amlable as Aristides;
he eii cted It, however, by making that very IT,
tie which ates,ed his virtue, his accusation.
He whispered about that Aris,ides, having as
sumed the name OF Just, aud frequently acting
as Judge between contcndlng parties. had in
senslbly established monarchy, though with.
out the title; and erected throne, though
without pomp or guards. "For what consti
tutcs a tyrant," said he, "but giving laws !"
the citzers aud countrymen focked to the 70.
rum, and demanded the Ostracsm. A peasant
who could not write, and knew not Arstdes,
applied to him to write the name of"Arstdes"
upon his she'll. "What injury has that man
done you ~ said the vr,uous citizen of Athens.
None at ALL" replied the rustic, ''ony | am
weary of hearing him every where called the
Just" Ari,tldes wrote his own name upon
the she'll, and delivered it to the peasant. The
six Thousand suflraaes were given he reccl.
ved his sentence with magnanim'y; md depart
ing from ;he city, besought the gods that the
Alhenians might never see the day which
should force them to rcmcmbcr Aristidcs.
This unworthy stratagem would have left an
lndelble stain upon the memory of Themsto-
clcs, itit Lad not been cilaced by his subsequent
splendid and mertorions services. Delivered
now from his rival, who always opposed, and
often ob>iructed his designs, he applied TO his
grand PROJECT, putting his country in state OF
preparation for n war with Persia, which he be-
held at no great distance. He saw the weak
ness, and examined the resources, of Athens.
Happily situated Cor marine, their fleet was
inferior to that oihc Egnaians, their neighbors
Ry becoming maritime power Athens would
increase her wealth, and extend her dominion
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Mrs. CnutiIc's Curtain Lectures.

Mrs Caudle rJpcctiny ina, Mr. Caudie has
modc his mN, is "on'y anxious as rife"
TO hnc,r It's provisions.
There. always said you'd strong mind
when you liked, Coudc: and what you've Just
been doing proves il. Some people won't make
a will, because they think they must die direct
" afterwards. Now you're above that, love,
arnt youl Nonsense YOU know very well
what mean. know your Wills made, for
Scrnlcherly told me so, What You don't
bohtre al! Well, I'm sure That's pretty
thing tor man 10 say TO his wife. know he's
too much man OF business 10 talk but sup
pose there's way of telling things without
speaking them. Ard when | put the question
70 Inn, lawyer as he is, he hadn't the face to de-
ny 1t.
ITO be sure, it can be of no consequence to
me whether your will is made not. ! shall
no, br alive, Mr.. Caudle to want anything: |
wills OF any use. No. Mr. Caudr, shan't
survive YOU and--ttough woman's wrong to
let her affection for n man be known, for then
she's always tken advantage of-though |
know l'S foolish aud weak 10 say So still | don't
want To survive ynu. How should II No, no;
don't say that: I'm not good for hundred--I
shnn't see you out, and another husband too !!
Wha, gross "a, Caudle To imagine I'd
ever think OF marriage again, No never
What TAdts uhai ue all say! Not at all;
quite the reverse. To me the very idea of such
thing is horrible, and always was. Yes |
know very well, that some do marry again
but What they're made of, I'm sure can't tell ,
Cgh,
There are men, know, who leave their pro-,
perty IN such way that their widows, to hold
II, must keep " idows. Nuw, il there is any
that. Don't you think ~ too, Caudle Why
dun't you speak, love That's 50 like you! /
never wan, lI,lle quiet rational talk but you
want To 60 to sleep. But You never were like
any other man What How do 1 knoW q?
There now---that's 80 like Your aggIavatIng
way. never open my lips upon subject, but
you try TO put me of I've no doubt when
/ Miss prcttyman speaks you can answer her pro.
perly enough. There you are again! Upon
my lie, il is odd but never con in the most
innocent way mention that persons name that
| Why can't leere her alone I'm sure with
all my heart Who wants TO talk about her A.,
| don't only you always will say something
/ that's certain to bring up her name.
"What was saying, Caudle, Oh, about the
way some men bind their widows To my
mind, there is nothing 50 little. When mar
ioroId' as wife 10 marry again without losing
what he leaycs-it's what | call seldshness al
ter death. apaa 10 degree It's like taking
his y he ,n,p tue grave @Ilh him. Eh' io'
seyer udui to DO k0t No, lm sure OF that
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SJOZnLC3Iui
II o LII. CON { l.. Il \ T. II

H. B. MASSER, respectfully infnrms his old
fricrds and customers that he has I'D out his stare
To Henry Masscr, and respectfully requests all those
Indebted TO INN, s,ttlc their acc',un without
delay, hey will he placed in th hands of Justice
for collection, without respect to iersons, on the st
oi August.
Sudbury, June 90, si5. II. B. NASSER.
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PIRCEs OF ADvEpTssyy1.

square insertion, az 81
40 do 7J
10 do 90
Every Subsequent insertion, q ~
Yearly Advertisements: one column, s25 h,lf
co'umn,S Sls, three squares. Sl2; two squares, go
one square, 81. Halfyeary one column. gIs
half column, si2 three squares, So two squares,
So; one square, SO so.
Advertisements left without directions rs 10 the
length Of time they are TO he published will 10
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
inglv.
CTSixteen lines or less make a square.
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UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
CHEAP FOR C ASH.
:. w. SWkr1I'S

Umbrella and Parasol Mandatory
No. 81 North Thpd street, fuo doors JeLoU the
CITY HOTEL,
PHI IL Il e In "A.
A LWAYS on hand, a large stock Of UNI
"a BRELLAS and PARASOl.S, including the
latest new style OF Pipked Edged Para,oIs of the
best workmanship and materials, at prices that will
make i. an object 10 Country Merchants and Others
to call aud examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Feh. 30, ls45-ly
SUPERIOR Port wine, Madeira and LIsbon
~ wines. Also superior Brandy aud GIN, Lemon
Syrup. Also a few barrels of BLUE FIsu, for sale
by HENRY MASsER.
sunbuY, luly 18th, lsI5,
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ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED ~ Wife shoul0
be Amlable, artless, ailable, aud accomplished
Beautiful, benign, benevolent Chaslc, Charm-
ing, candid cheerful, compai-ent, charitable.
civil, constant, Dutul, dgn,fcd Easy. eIe-
giant, engaging, entertaining Fond, fauiDlcss.
free; Good, graceful, Cenerons, govsrnable, gay,
good humored, Handsome, harmless HEALTHY
Intelligent, interesting, industrious, ing earus
Just; Kind; Lively, liberal, lovely; Modes.
merciful, mannerly; Neat, notable OseJIco,>
obginc; Pretty, peschblc, pure; CD.5t; r -ht-
eou.; ) cisl, submissive, serslb,; Temperate.
true; Useful; Virtuous; Wen informed s,s
Young"
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1t is proposed to have tho laws pdb''a Oh" H.
lila rubber paper, 50 they can be stretched d 0',
when u rich cu'prlt 10 ~ Se ha-.e1 over 'a's
Goals,
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vi y iNl.4.P W u tbfNc,
a. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS PIE \SANTS
GIDEON MARkl.E,
Hon. GEO. G.. WELk Err,
tENj. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON l.ElSENRlNG.

HFRR's HorEL, (f,rm' rly fremont House, No.
ZIG Ch,snut steer,, Philadelphia, Sepcmhtr
2lst, lsi4.
have used Shugprs Patent Washing Machine
m my hou-e upwards n: eight months. aud do not
hesitate to say that deem II one Of he mo use
tul aud valuable lahor.saviug machines ever inVen-
ted. ! totmerly Kept two women continually oc-
cuped in Washing, who HOW DO much IN two
days as they then did in wrrk. There is M
wear or tear IN washing. aud il requires not
than one-,hTd the usual qnanu,v ri soap. have
had a number ot orh,r IN 'rhnes IN my tam Is, hu.
This is so decidedly superior Ia every thing else, aud
81 lltle liable Ia get out of repair ,ha, would not
do without one # they should cn-t ten mes the
price they are sud for DANIEL. HERR
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SUUGERT'S PATENT
NACE-1TE

NNHlS MachnIe hIs nlw h en- tested hy more
L than ihirly families in this uelghhnrhnnd, aud
hns given entire satisfaction. It is simple in lis
construction, that 1t cannot get out Of order. j.
co nians non II mt, and TO prines rollers to
ge' out ot repair, II wi dn twice much wusii.
ina, with less than hall the wear and tear Of anN of
the late inventions, and whit Is of greater inpcr
aLcr i, costs hut lii lie over halt lis much as other
washing uaChines.
The suhs,r,h,r has The exclusive right FOR Nor
thumhcrla,,d, Union, l., coming Columbia, Lu-
Zerne and Clinton Counties. Price ot single mr.
chine So. II. Is, VI ASSER.
The following certiiicatr IS from few OF those
who have jhcse machines in u>e,
Sunhury, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have now
tn u.,> in our families, '.Shuge,t's faten, Wash.
ing Machine" and do 10, hi state s,ying that it is
most excellent Invention. That, in Wa>hing,
{, will ave more than one half the usual labor
That does 1t require more than one third the
usual quanti'y of so ,p and waller and that there
is no rubbing, and Consequently, ttle or no wear-
ing tearine.-Ihatit it knocks oil no buttons, aud
that The finest clohrs such collar, laccs, tucks,
frllls, &C., may be washed in very short lime
without tic least injury, ard IN fact without any
apparent and tear, hatcv r. We therefor
ch,rrtully recommend i h. ouS friends and To She
public, as a most useful aud labor saving machine
CHARLES w. HEGINS,
4. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS PIE SAINTS,
GIDEON MARkI.E,
Hon. GEO. g. WEIKER
tENI HEN \DRItKS
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HOVT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richnond. Va

AhcnnOno. VA
UNDER THE EXCHANGE, Noa
wh- complaints made that some.
are daily sstng rich Tioyts
There remaining good month
Juse-l of 10000 and Of 10000 sandy Of 10000. &c.
Her Majesty. the baniaged Goddess, hoinx J.
Exchange. and decisions
she decides In favor of all
meet with favor directed Iioy be being pet
pal agent f THE BLIND Goddess
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.
10000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Class a. for 1885, 20 be drawn in
Alexandria, ID. Z, Saturday June 2lst, lS45 Great
Scheme $4,000. 10000. 1867. prizes Of $780, Of
1000. 10 OF 1900. 50 Of 1000 80 Of Co., so Of 500
&c. 70 Nos IL ballots Tickets $40. halves quarters
so. Certificates Of Packages Of &c Whole Tickets
$40, % halves 40; &c qr's IS.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandra. Lottery Class 26. for lsi5. be drawn
Alexandria, ID. G., on Saturday June 2sh. 1886 Splen.
did Prizes $4,000. $4,000. COCO. 5000, 4O0O 5000
2626, 25O0 % prizes of 1000. IS Of 500. &C. &c IS
Nos, IL ballots. Tickets $40, halves S, qr's 50. Ger
ucates of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets 30; IS halves
65; IS qr's 81 so.
Ps-Per'ons Visiting the city should call oyt they
money.
Orders for Tickets and shares and
in the above splendid Lotteries. viii prompt
on and Of each drawing
who may order Tickets ID. NJ HOYT
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c, r: ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE

Splendid Lotteries for June.
$4,000
A@NIndra Lottery, Class Is45-to drawn in Ae1an
da u ID. Saturday, June 2 1916 Great $4,000
iooeo 1867, prizes OF $500, Of 200O OF 1000
SO Of Goo so $780, o. halves
quarters 80.
Certideaiss OF Packages OF &c Whole Tickets $40
DO. do &c Half 10
DO. do 90 Quarter
Alexandria Lottery 1850 drawn in AIeran
da e. Saturday June ssth, Is4S Splendid Prizes
OOO IS OOO 0OOo pr1e 1000
IS Of 5UO IS Nos IL Ballots $40, halves s. quar-
$50.
Certneaes of Packages Of Is whale Tickets $3.50
Do do 2J Half do
DO. do Us Quarter do ~ so
" Orders for Tickets Of
In the above splendid LOTTERIES will prompt
tenon, and Of each drawing win Immediately
to all who may order Tickets from RI ALLEN,
u No. S. Exchange.
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]. G. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS

J. u. GkEGUh1 q w. MANAGERS.
RIchmond. Va.
Office No. l0l West Main street.
DRAWING RECEIVED EVERY DAY AT ! O'CLOCK
Whole Ticket Nos II H. the Capital $50 900
Alexandria Lottery No Isi Ritual May in-taLI
Managers Once and sold BY WIN Turpn vender
Richmond. Va
$4,000, 5000!
Saturay-AeIanria, Extra No Ia Capitals
5000 5000 1884, 90 Of Of 5oO he rs Nos drawn wbos
81; halves ., qs l.
S30,OO0i
Saturday June sist, 100000 900
4a65 of $500, Of 1000 10 OF UO0
Coo SO Of 500 &c &C 7s Nos ~ Ballots
5; Gu $50.
Certificate Of Packages OF &c Whole Tickets sI4o
Do do &c Half do 20
DO. do &c Quarter do
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Clas. 26-to be Alexandria C.
Saturday, June 2st IsI5 Spleni $4,000
6ooo 5000 1000 1000 s6es e5O0 IS pzs 1000
&C &C rs Nos Is Ballots Tickets $40 Halves
ESQ.
Certificate Of Packages OF IS Whole Tickets sI3o
Do do IS Half do
Do do Is Quarter do - so
1 Orders or Tickets Shares Paekss.s
q. IN. above Splendid Lotteries, will prompt
attention. and Official u each
arr IL II when requested all
J. q. GREGORY 4 CO. Aanasen.
F 10 Richmond. Va
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TO THE NIGHT-WATCH.

WAS tnken from the basement dining room,
FranA'n street. shoekoe Hill sasdzy a ma
valuable Carving KNIFE.
suitable viii be paid by TO Tn.
OIL -
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STANDARD LAW BOOKS.
Al about '2O per cent? lorer Mu, usual, rather
than "higher"

<.' e"U"t ~o PEI CcJt fObtF man USuQf, TdfnST
than "higherr"
A s somewhat noted Book,elling Honse in
Vnsna. west Of this city. made the
i-.on, Gehemsn ihai my Agents asking 20 psr
for from oer Bookseiers Virginia they inx
them quite 20 o~ ourselves therefore. proper thus
that several hundred dollars bought within
lev rods Of their store by Of Tho very gentlemen
are the hest Judges Of tissir
Another house. hundred Richmond Informed an
ni,ent Lawyer land possibly oters) none
bot Old eions Of Law Books gentleman living in di.
an' county had no OF aseenng eonary.
Ills information has corrected satisfactorily u,
and ourselves. but not To the reporter.
We advertise, exhibit and furnish .ome New EAi-
titr- OF Law Book, which Others furnish ar.
1 Exclusive Agents for the &c They furnish The
old edtions fo which then due
Ne ohsf you not only In the
addition Of much matter the great
in pr'ee for a much valuable esi,oa-
Of -ome. furnish edon author
lied To offer from your own
able Authors at prices 20 they
Io@aI'. Dse', Of Real Property formerly $40 at sI2
onraA ON Executors and Admin, vols formerly sisSO)
VI such valuable Works af low large
be sod.
w. hav, also a new edition OF
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ALSO,
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n
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let an the word my tney can,
For selling Prizes, srHEIIoss tbs mani

Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia No 25, June 90:
CO Be- 30 AZ % 81 IL 81 46 "a &c 81 30 40 50
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 80 80 and Nos. 81 So 6s two
more capitals sold and paid by STRATTON.
DRAFTING RECEIYED EVERY DAY ar I O'CLOCK
$4,000, 5000!
saturday-Aiex andra Extra No Capitals:
5000. eooo I9sI. OF drawn whoIes
81; halves g grs 1.
100000, 10000!
For Monday Morning, drawing ma-Air
sndria, Class No Capitals: $4,000 10000 4a67 90 Of
$500 of 2OO0 10 of 1880 5oo
10 Nos ls drawn. wboles $40 halves S: qts $50.
BuyeTs referred To list Of Prizes,
nj the Onhce, proof 81 what every
drawing continues the number sold and
VI Orders for kaees
Schemes and IN all Lotteries will be promptly attended
drawing wien requested.
Piesrc address orders N. STRATrON
je lO Richmond. Va.
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From the shove it will DO that TURPIN selling
Pines every day. Persons who arc in want Of money
should jus, observe the following Schemes aud forward
their fomitiancos without delay.
There are two Prizes 81 900 and one Of OOO
besides others e S2OOOO. 10000. 5000, SC Sc yet 10
be drawn this month. TuEuS will sell some u hen-so
you Przo. forward your Orders enclosing large or
small remittanees, aud address w. r. TURIN,
Richmond, Va.
Doricrs for Packages snee Tickets in the FOL
loving schemes. Loucy advef-sd by Mes-
CORY CO. BE- BY nal when Request
Cd, Drawings forwarded asrroeiyrd.
S30OOO.
Acrandfa Lottery, Class lststo June eta
1875. Great sehee $4,000 1881 prize. of $500
q 2OOo, 10 Of 1900 so u IeOO 50 of COO so ~
500 &c - Mos 10 ballots Tickets so, quarters
Cer6esss Packages Tickets ItO rs sIse. 40
90 quarters rs.
$4,000!
Aetabifa Lottery C.s 60 Tor 1ststo drawn Jaes qst
1875. spendd rkcs $4,000. $4,000 5000 fUou 5000
IS pfizss of 1900 IS % 500 IS Nos Tciets
TO- hslvc qusrrs $50 Ccr6ates Packages rs Who's
Tctets $3.50. IS halves IS ss quarter. g2,sO
b u addition above hrre Schemes w h,- always
hasd Tickets smaller iiessCspas fsnrnT from 1000
20 s00oo AM Tickets fom 10 Is ldawinrs
eeiveddaily. POO Prise' IN any Iotep, adde's
w. 2. TURPtN.
- Riehnssrd. Va
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q. BRsNCK Kn ssoos-s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

=
- isvisssi.s sesdiAl r.er.siss M
nnsG - tscsyed In ARetors
q ~ LAvs Throat and Lungs Many
Sos.ps n NE As stages Of the dssss- have entirely
- ssss AID f.msy fissss and faesty yin es~
nay estQ h sesd .hov- complaint.
~ - prsssesaoa let him call c~ner.
Asssk AZ tbs convincing osy fr. rr.orrd an,
eIAsfsi isdivds.< Ts~ Health s1 a.r t- w.
sing- bottr viii asj practical is
cured ensey afrs ts of only hah bottles Ahosh
he rfopresos has for ai
Instructed he asee % spread abroad esey Ter
vvniJ drsfsx and favorable
suits asin in-tanec Of city and y. VI
sny Tbs loso~ias es'theas 10 ffos Dr. cou. kno~a
4 have a.aiyzsd of medicine call &C. Bs,pel.rboo,
Health Restorative eoat.in Mercury n,
e'@Pos-dof vegetable matter rntirrly"
JAzrs z. Cnrros NJ D.
C. BRiNCKERnoYr, Propnetor. N. Y.
HosAeE EvsaETT, u. Il. Aren't
Principal onee. W Hud-oa Street. New York
W ros s.s By The Agent.
ny1s aim
sAsDs sARsAr.RLA--What torture.. .ays d. Hes,ebsI
might have born DISPENSED simpler prpeiple. Of
physiology been earlier usd.f.tooJ Modern has
doubiss done much of human srnx in
pointing 10 the Mod the ofh.
fangc OF dsofes but
MUCH IN this discovery purify the
infected and injecting
poftan change with drcines and uniformity
ous complaint eeL ,oscs and
erupt'oas disappcar under . operaion.
For further III superor
gr.is
a Prepared wholesale and retail. ..d Tor e.pou.,op
BY A. H. SANDS CO. Druggists BuiId-
Sold, ao. by ALEX. DUvAI. CO. Arents Main street Rie L.
mond va pJ Price u per Bottle. bottles for IS
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Aurtiom 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
b. DsnIep, Me.csrs a &C.

rOTURR DAYs.
By Dsniep, Me.esrs a &C. :
DRY DDS,
On WEDNESDAY nsr, The a,,s ..s ,o.,...-...,.
our Aa-son heon up s,as win large general
ens OF Foreign and DOM Dry Coo sud % the p,,
'es. sca.on And wei worthy the trade.
ekMS-usisr 10000 cash. sioo. nsoa.s credit for
jsso DUNLOP Moxcuer a IN -
MOST VALUABLE Z STREET PRoPERTY.
MONDAY. ne c3i dry q June. % oeioeh on ,h~ pS-
mi~s VIII be sold that very vaiaabi- a,
Hardware Store for occupancy Bay
Esq and INV by his IIarwood
on The south and popular -de Of Main
hon Store Of he-ss Kent Kendall At~atsr eIeiusv.
ay OF I'VE feet ffo1 ont street.
ing thereon ~ adapted aeeou..,o
ton OF Aniy with all convenient other banss
Store
TEkhS-One fourth remainder in three eaus nay
@ent al ls and IL months hearing Of
sale SIDNEY 4 BANTER A,,,t
h wealth.
sss conducted By DvsLHr Moscurr q Ca. Aueis
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ON GRACE STREET
AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY. astaaf nj so'eiock On the premises
~ VIII roh that desirable Brick Residence
north SIDE Of Graee Street, high rooms ami
Brick Kitchen with all nearly new-eesnty ose,
paney Mrs T. Hopkins, and the
The sale will be positive n following
cash the balance equal payments
10 months for notes negotiable secured
perry
y 81 ~ DUNLOP. MoNcURE co, Aue,.
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by willianss a. HaxaII.

by Williams a. Haxan.
On WEDNESDAY the e5h instant. o'e,oeL viii be
sod In front ofoar Asetinn st.sre-
rs hbds New Orleans
100 bags lsguayra Golfer, superior quality
IS do Rio do
100 poeteu Manila do, very superior
50 do old lava do. do
20 hbds Rye whiskey
so bbls do do
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20 kegs very superior indigo
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