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CoRoNER,S SALE.

WDY virtue of writ OF venditoni exponas to
Id me directed, from the court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, and State Of Ohio, will
offer for sale at public outcry, at the front door Of
the court house in Woodsfield in said county, on
Monday the 18th day of April, 1876, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock m and O'Clock m Of said
day, the following described real estate, to wit;
The south east quarter Of the north east quarter,
and the west half Of the south east quarter of
ton No 2, township No 4, and range No d, lying
and being in the county and State aforesaid; taken
in execution as the property of Alexander Ferel
at the suit OF the State of Ohio for the of the
Fund Commissioners of Monroe county.
VIM. LITTEN, Coroner.
mar 1. 81 81
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sALE.-By virtue of decretaI

HORONER'S SALE.--By virtue of decretal
U order to me directed from the court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public outcry at the front door OF the
court house in Woodsheld in said county, on Non
day, the 18th day of April, 1916, between the hours
of 10 o'clocka m and o'clock m Of said day, the
following described real estate, to witt The south
west quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
nine township six, and range seven, lying aud be.
ing in the county and state aforesaid; ordered to
be sold at the suit of Thomas Hogg & Co. against
James Early and Andrew Early.
VIM, LITTEN, Coroner.
mar 7 81 so
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C0RONER,S SALE.

DY virtue of decretal order to me directed,
Id from the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
county, and State of Ohio will offer for sale at
public outcry, at the front door Of the court house
in Woodsfield in said county, on Tuesday the 18th
day of April, 1916, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a m and O'Clock m OF said day, the following
described real estate, to wits Lots Nos. l3, ID,
and 2s, lying and being in the town of GraysvIlle,
in the county and State aforesaid; ordered to he
sold as the property of George Henderson at the
sIut Of David Kirkbrde, Jr.
VIM. LITTEN, Coroner
mar ii 81 81
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EoR0NERS SALE.-By virtue of writ of
" ia ct lev ia 10 me directed, from the
court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, and
State of Ohio, win offer for sale at public outcry
Ia the town Of Carngton, in Salem township, on
Wednesday the sthday ofApril, 1916. between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a m and 4 O'Clock p m of
said day, the following described personal property
to wit; One mare taken as the property OF Joseph
Brooks at the suit Of P,Ftiman Cathel
WM. LITTEN, Coroner.
mar 2S 81 90
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NOTICE.

You are hereby required, within ten days; to
make out, and hold in readiness for me, statement
ofthe personal property, moneys, andcredits which
you required, by the g act for levying taxes on
all property in this State, according to is true val
ne, to list, either as the owner or holder thereof
or guardian, parent, husband, trustee, executor
administrator, receiver, accounting officer, part
ner. agent, or factor
Dated 1886.
~ .fsse ssor. b
Statement of personal property moneys and cred
fts, subject TO taxation. for the gar 1916, be-
longing to
and listed by uiz:
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DLoUGHs. PLoUGHS.l-The bes. lot Of
: u Ploughs ever offered 10 this market. of Zanes-
vile manufactures; amongst which may be found;
The best quality Of Side Hill and fiom No. to
No OF the new pattern Of Regulators.
Formers would do well TO call soon as they will
hesold very low.
Nov. is, 1915. .. r. &J.H, NORRIS
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS:
- Court of Common Pleas.
Martha Close. Said Elnathan is hereby nOti-
Monroe Academy.

TyHE summer term of the MONROE ACAD-
i'll ENVY willcommence on the second Monday
Of May, to continue twenty weeks. Terms Of
tuition from four to eight dollars per term, as fol-
lows
Rading, Writing, or Geography, $4 90
Arithmetic, Grammar, Elocutlon, or
Philosophy, s 90
Astronomy, Chemistry PracticaIGe-
ometry or First Lessons in Algebra, 6 90
Algebra, Legendre, or Surveying, z 90
Moral or Mental Philosophy. Rhetoric,
Logic, or Latin, 800
TEXT BOOKS
Davies Mathematical course, VIZ: Davies Arith-
metic, Davies First Lessons in Algebra, Davies
Elementary or Practical Geometry, Davies Bour-
don's Algebra, Davies Legendre's Geometry, and
Davies Surveying
Redding--Mc Guffey's Eclectic Series
.Grdnmar-By Lectures
Elocution-P Porter's Rhetorical Reader.
Geogrdphy-Mi itchels.
Philosophy and Chemistry -Comstock.
Astronomy Omstead
Botmy-Mrs. Lincoln.
Geoiogy--Hitchcock
Moral or Mental Phiiosophy-Wayland
Rhetoric or Logic Whateley.
Ldtbl-Andrews' Grammar and Reader.
The subscriber, having been fnr twelve years en-
gagged in teaching, and wishing to make Perma-
neht location as teacher, would respectfully soil
cit the patronage Of the people OF Monroe and the
adjoining counties, and would assure the young
Gentlemen and Ladies who may attend the Acad.
emy, that no exertion shall be wanting his part
to assist them in their studies, and advance the in
tcrest of the institution.
la
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LOTTERY CLASS No TO-
Draws at Alexandria, April 25, lsl6--75 Nos.
10 drawn. $50 900: $40 600; 5000; 25 Of l.O00
each, $500 sc. Tickets $40. Certificate Of rs
wholes will cost SI40
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EXTRA--CLASs No Io2,
Draws at Baltimore, April 29th, 1886. rs mum
bers. IA drawn ballots.
slS, 600; S6, 900; So 900; 10 Of 900 each; 500
400, &C, Tickets sS;. Certificate of 26 whcies
win cost $40.
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ALEXANDRIA EXTRA--CLASS No, 96.
Draws at Baltimore. April 22, lS46-7s Nos.
10 drawn. $25 900; $7 500; 4,000i 10 Of 500
each; 1000, and 400. Tickets 10. Certificate of
-2l wholes 800
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BEAL MANAHAN'S ESTATE.
NOTlCE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as admins
rator and of the estate OF BeaI Manahan, late OF
Monroe county. deceased
JOHN A. DAVENPORT. Exr.
March 2l, 1876,
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managers Office,
(L G. Gregory e Co.
Wheeling, April q, 1916.

VHeRItHy, HVTfI q, Io4o'
ALEXANDRIA EXTRA-CLAsS No CO.,
Draws April l5, lS46--75 Nos. IL drawn.
500, 900; sc, 900; III, 900; 1000; 20 Of 1000; $500
sc. Tickets S.. Certificate of rs whoes $40
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l. Horses over 2 years old on the Is
June, l846,
2. Cattle, over 2 years on the Is
June, 1876.
8. Mules and asses over I8 mobthl
old on the .lst June, 1916,
A. Sheep over 6 months old on th,
LIST June, 1916,
s. Hogs over 6 months old on th'
LIST June, 1916,
6. Pleasure carriages,
Z. Gold or silver watches,
8. Piano Fortes,
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"Smth are the bankers taxed very
heavily, under the new system@
.Yes--their ingenuityis very heav-s
ily taxed in contriving the most effec-
tual means Of swindllng the people
that's ALL
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Am,t Of the above enumerted article!

9. Value Of all other articles of per-
sonal property subject to taxation,
Exclusive Of merchants and man
uiacturers' stock, } not enumerated,
10. Average value of personal prop
erty appertaining TO mercantile bu-
siness,
IL. Average value of personal prop
erty appertaining TO manufacturing,
IL. Value of moneys and credits SUBJ
ject to taxation, after making the
deductions allowed by law,
Total value of the above personal pro
perty, moneys, and credits,as sworn
10
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The State Of Ohio, L..
County, 90

Is do solemnIy that the per-
sonal property, moneys. and credits, and the value
thereof. as above specified are fully stated, accor.
ding to the best of my knowledge and belief, and
that have listed all the personal property, moneys
and credits subject to taxation, owned or held by
me, and which am required by law to list as guar
dian, parent, husband, trustee, executor admlnis-
traitor, receiver, accounting officer, partner, agent
or factor, as verify belive.
Sworn to and subscribed, before me, }
this day of 1916.
Assessor,
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L0TTERYACEASS No. l5.
Draws at Alexandria, April Is, Is46-7s num-
bers-14 drawn
$50 900; 1000; $4,000; 100000. $4,000;
rs, 900; 81 900; $5 900; 2 of 1000; Of $500
20 Of 1000, 40 OF 3, 900 Tickets Sl5; Certih.
cate of 26 wholes will cost 1885,
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sThe name of the person making the statement
must be inserted in the first blank above, and the
word !. swear or " affirm" in the second.
FORM OF THE OATH OF THE ASSESSOR, TO BE
ATTACHED TO HIS RETURN,
The State of Ohio, :.
County, 80 a
I, assessor for 10 the county
of do solemnly swear, that the value Of
all personal property, moneys, and credits o which
statement has been made and attested by the oath
OF the person required by the act for levying taxes
on all property in this State, according to its true
value, to list the sane truly returned as
in such statement that, in every case, where, by
law, have been required to ascertain the amount
oryalue Of the personal property, moneys, or cred
its of any person, company, or corporation, have
diligently, and by the best means In my power, en-
deavored to ascertain the true amount and value OF
all such property, moneys, and credits; and that,
as verify believe, the full value thereof, estima-
ted by the rules prescribed by said act, set forth
in the annexed return; that jim no case have know
ingly omitted to demand, Of any person OF whom,
by said act, was required to make such demand, q
statement of the description, Of the amount and
value of personal property, or ofthe amount OF mo-
neys and credits which he was required to list OF
in any way connived at any violation or evasion o
any Of the requirements of said act in relation to
the listing or valuation of property, moneys, oil
credits, of any kind, for taxation.
a. assessor.
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H IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IA A Office in Woodsfeld, Ohio, on the lst day of
April, 1876, which, if not taken out before the lst
day of July next, will be seat TO the General Post
Office as dead letters
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
HOLIAN RIANOS

NHE subscriber has Just received
~ = from the mandatory Of Nuns a Ciark New
fofs who purchased the Patent Right States
eiesPunx Mas-aebaseit. for coLEhANs KoLIAN ATTACH
hbNT to the Piano Porte another ofhess
winch he invites the public appfobaory
Hon lew Of the Journals Of this county Enrnd
where The instrument has been exhibited eapaeue. fuzzy
tested which appeared regard uny n,
NahtageS and excellence Of this combination
The manufacturers fe confidence public thu.
NkTns - one OF ertraotdinary merit Before pureha--
OF De fasnt Night, the critical examinations
and experiments testing mechanism ron. into the
Of wheh uy -asfy the
~ that lis nlnnsr liable ua
OF atmosphere and that the -doAn time and in
fSei IN any CLIMATE They prepared peu
decd persons in regard To tbse points security
The most 'ansfae DRY warraaire with instrument
p. ~. TAYLOR
Sole Agent this for ntrImeut
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sToRH
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President.

MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL IASSAY, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent COMPANY is TO
receive applications for Life Insurance
named year years, ls any not
exceeding a for all
Of the intermediate years,
well all other information desiring effect
Insurance, will also be made
offered by Company believed To be equal II not
superior those offered any the or Great
Britain. a GVATUAFy
Physician soeiety,he Family Physician OF The party
whose life = be Insured ar
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A CHEMICAL RESULT.


MY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE LiQuID HAIR DYE TO
" snahe persons to dye instan'ahcouy
hast Inconvenience For charging red grey hair
eyebfosS 6e TO brown black ebssnut slightest
e' consequences neeh not be feared from
hAmss This oompo,on h. the only by the
enes oi 'hsn-iry to dye ndelbs
rfahnhs OF eoors without DANCE.
@ the liberal patronage and uhlmisd confidence pubic
oaes required ASA FOE Dor marked NJ brown.
H. For sale, wbolesas AMI retail. by
JULES HAUEi. rsrfumsr and Chemist
No 40 south ID q. below Chesnut, Philadelphia.
And BY my Agents, Main Street: L. Gnter, DuyaI Co
X Duval Duqusrns sbocsoe IIh 4. NJ Zaehri.-on w H.
pofnn Petersburg Bfnkgs. Thomas Il
W Beware of commercials Ask Jules IIaueFs yex,t,l.
Liquid HAIR Dye II you want the genuine article.
pJ Premiums awarded the Franklin Inntuts d. 22-an
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.

SGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the eiti
~ zens OF Richmond and vicinity that he
this city and prepared DaI sHd Iusr
HeH NHsie ssnor George will lessons
Gua Ciauoneile Flute Conopean Kent Buglc Horn
Sr &C His gocai IHsrusii0Hs style a. cannot
fail TO give his pupils thorough knowledge OF
Classes may be formed at his residence Bank
Ladies who prefer IT, will be waited
uemen who desire TO fern 4aeHr Band among
do and instructions all wind ON
the most moderate terms-Tbe be Evening one
Any communication eh sirnor Ceory, nj
H. Taylor. Music Store hash Woodbogse w. Randolph
< COS BOOK store VIII be promptly attended tn. 23-6m
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Freight and Passing,
FOR NEW ORLEANS

AskINs LiBBYs Linz Of Packets Richmond and
New Oreans will Septs
aud val be composed Of the following
Barqne BACHELOR, Capt His.s Hokros;
bfx ORLkANS, Capt Ws. axTru
Brig JOSEPHINE Cant 10. Rorts.o,
One Of the above place regularly every
month We with eouieDoe
the public they buih
~ low as other ve--ls
eeei men OF bong experience ts trade for
h1snz very superior accommodations bod; seerase
passengers, apply TO J. FISHER H. SON or
HAskINs Il LIBBY
b. Al freight from the country for be
forwarded BY regular dyase
wharfage. JFS
ia m,
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ANOTHER LARGE AND FREsH SUPPLY or
CLOTHEN

lzO Vain Street. 9Th and Main s.r.r,.l
II IN agent ~ enabled present n.d ~, -.
70 oher his customers public gensr, on ,rn.
a Afge'' assonents Of reaiy Clothing and .n,. p
es mat was ever bis privilege. therefore soie,. n m
s ~ he purchase OF as cheap artie,s a.
'ot MN with cal. before purchasing sl.subers - e.
~ 70 Their pleasure profit that sprser an
'N"iHs kOod ana cheap ar
%
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LADIES EXCHANGE,
ALEYANDER'S TRICOBAPHEy
A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve.

~ r.
RN-BenF liquid Dye which n,tsraneoudy changes The
eoor o. The hair n hcauu0 hisek without injury to
me har ~ SKIN The superiority dye consists in 10
easy mode of application and other dyes
requns rom ten 10 twelve hours produce any change
superior excellence viii BE- apparent every upon rnr,
application.
iErtrac from ihr Phsdslrhs Daily Sun
htFNAFrrHe lEicousruE The effect above on the hair
truly astonishing u yesteray in our ose and tbe
change hom grey % black, in,tantarcou.
Extract from The Philadelphia Foruml
Several n our acquaintance have recently applied their hair
The valuable quf Dye Aetandcs Treohaphr-a pe
sn vuah'e dseove and hasn asd produce The
aecd ehcet luHed1tey ahef arpy 20 gray hair whker
" imparts beautiful hfBwa hiack conr
tfttflc fr'm the Pinaisiphs trquirrrI
Htts byE-The hqud dye Tor The hair which s etf By A G.
n Wfrht "a souih th Street crcenent auee q ~,
Inst inautaneuusy shanres the conr hair O, bssuti
brown o. bhek AMI wthou injury the dye % eaned
"Aicrantef's Tucobsphe."
Nr CAUTION To prevent faud each di,ee,, 49,, ~,
writer signature 81 q Aieundef
Fot sic BY a puvsi Co. w. Duval Johnston D. u ~.
ace son, Leslie Rchuond; e. Cornr 60 and spoiy,of
koeerison, fstsfsbufr Kihs Toy Rohs.su Cosies NJ A
ssn'oa Nosioh so ~ Druggists rsnsrsny roushsu N. o.
0utes so ~ Ne tole Ageuta, Re- q. 4. WRIGHT,
ecif-lm - south eth Street, Philadelphia.
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sOAP-STONE PAINT.

PAINT.
WIS Paint has been long favorably row r, H.
s'les As cheap covering for preserving roof. ks
"heh put 90 with common il pre-rve. ,bn,l.. =. -,
- Ioul Decay for number OF years making th.m no.,
ana TO great extent FIRE proof Tbo.s n. vim ,nos
a n AN "''' saiao'e paini they
~ ,o eUnseel or ale -
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I'D THE BEAUTiFGEHS OF THE COnPIEN-
IONl-SUkPRIsLNry EFEyCscy,

~ of
GONi-SUkPRIsLSG EFFTCsCYf
MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYnPB SOAP eon-
po-ed OF an Eastern Botanical discovery
for rendering the as mpartinR
ro-~ate hue Ia the complexion.
A creator and eonscryaor ofthai
female oVeness fair Jules aue Nymph Soap
OF hau Divine de Venus be aid
power composed for ihs most o Oriental Baame plants
TO the utter exclusion Of all mineral admir-
incidentally for t. extremely bland purifying soothing aston
o." e Sk and by acting the sseetor
rIpes all impurities from the surface aays every tendency in
hAHAton and by this method alone efeeuary dats- ali red
ness tan pmp"s feekes sunburn
Ntaons 80 inmcalto female chang. In.
most bilious eonp'eIon while on the
neck names and arms besows deeacy which
continued will happily project every appeanee Of youth
fu charm To the most advanced penods Of life
For sale wholesale and retail. by
JULES HAUEL, Practical Chemist and Perfun-er
&c South ID Street. below Chestnut
ana by my Agents, Main Street L. Ginef A. 20 r.
K Duva, T. Duqnesne- ShoekOe Hill = Zaehris-on w A.
Dornin Petersburg: BrasEN Thomas de22-am
pJ Premiums awarded a Franklin Ips,i,u,e
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Ritbmono Dailp fubis.
II NJ =


Wing largest political sheet south OF III. Po,o-
sIe-Pt In New Orleans and is large daily weekly
weekly edition. printed Cylinder propelled by
power The extensive circulation throughout the whole county,
enjoyed this greatly during
the from the daily makng-Evs. an un
rivalled Importance advertising medium.
Arrangements progress securing win som. de
OF regularity European and Home
mad. 10 keep pace with the ,pr,
single effort the OF It's
During the session OF the the report. OF
gill be attended TO with great care.
GALLAuER ELLIOTT 4 CO
DuLr Paper in the city 81 per aannm; when nailed $40
FES single copy copies
gr copy ~: S. for slSaways
dyauee Remittance NAV We made al the M Of the Pub..r
in all where evidence taken Of the depOste Of
| he rosi ohiee containing money.
Advertising:
fOne Square us nesl or less Insertion.
Each additional Insertion. .-...................25
One month"; without alteration ..............sG IS
Two .... do. do. ................9 90
Three. do. do. Observation-Disclosures 90
Longer Advertisements proportion.
One square, months, without alteration 90
lSmonths. ...........................3O 90
One Square months renewable occasionally
TX months. -...-................33 90
Each additional square
Two Squares months renewable oeeasiOnay 90
IL months .................5 so 90
oo No advertisement by year,
ness specified the Manuscript previously agreed
p- An advertisement copy a specified
number Of Insertions will be continued until ordered and
l'ent enacted accordingly
NJ- Regular Advcrtiscments.-Toa avoid any misun.
rstndns on the part Of Annual Advertisers, but
Real Estate Legal and all other Advertisements by
hem TO be additional charge and variation.
p Real Estate and Geneai Agents Advertisements
nted BY year subject
ueh discounts as shall be agreed upon.
9 Aueoneers, Book-esrs AID yearly advertisers generally
ngaging with the privilege Of change shall
their yearly week insert than the
standing under and all
IeeedinE such be charged the usual
ApyERuEsEsrs inserted In the semiwerky Wing rs cents
OF Is lines fret insertion, and 50
rr square for each Continuance.
July ls' lsA5
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Ate TION!
ALL WHO DESIRE PElR-y WHITE rErrt.
MY UNRivALIED ROSE TOOTH PASTE is universally
'A sought after for the p@aTy whirness the te,t
without the slightest injury For and retail at
JULES HAUELS, Pneti' al Chemist and Perfumsr
80 South 81 Street below Cbesnut
And by my Agents. Main Street; l. Ginrer A. Co R.
X Duval K Duquesne shoekne Hill. :. N. Zaehson w H.
Dornin Petersburg: BraFgs, Thomas Co.
pJr Premiums AWARDED At the Fnkin Institute de e9-1n
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JOHN J. BROWN,

no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
John SARVAT, No. o Market Bridge, is now
" in possession Of very Ladies' and Gentle
mems Boots and Shoes Of all kinds and qualities LADIES' cord
Cater Buskns Do morocco, hid and velvet Ties Last
inE Cater Buskins Morocco Cater Buskn Morocco
Shoes OF all kinds and qualities Also Misses Chrens and Boys
90 hRe French calf channel Bootees
lew cases OF Gents calf and
TIE would earnestly and respectfully solicit
above by Country Merchants visiting this city promising to sen
them Goods on ~ favourable terms any n city
p JOHN SARVAY.
ELY JELLY Superior Jellies, such
aseah foot raspberry grape and ruava can be had
htmes ny eAhng on JUAN P1ZZGNI.
ne 70 Next door IN the Exchange Rank
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New and Rich style. of Tea and Dinner

UsT opened al China Han entirely new and rich
styles Of les and Dinner which the ~
the public invited Lkewis- patterns OF Flowing Bin. IA,
bue White Granite Of
Pness, Caiai No u China Hail. Yves, Main Street
A A
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VISIT OAK HALL,
BOSTON, Mass
HE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.


MN, ,,oon ,S I0H, Mass
The MUST PUPULAR UF THEM ALL.
TTpnN H. ..,:. r - - r
II iO4' 'ne sugsesuoh Oh se'erai gentlemen OF
Richmond Vs. and vicinity who in the habit OF forward
ing 10 my their CotE set forth the fol
lowing Tor the PeIua OF those who in the habit
Of paying large sums ior their Cothing.
recommendations and orders must be post paid and aeeompH
e WIN 'he money OF dram payable IN Boston at sight Any
wishing 10 SEND h order VIII please STATE whether he
shou" p'ier' Perieey CONVENIENT IN have hts
'asue AAen oy some io' LOT Coat fans ana vests and VIII
insure a g'ou NJ 49,, ,.n.,.,
RAIL- CAmfAlUN!
naRntficent, Chastc and Original Designs for
nemodeIing Oak Hall for all Tradei
ADfICE 10 fkofEssloNAl4 MN, MERCHANTS. CLERKS
WITH MODERATE sALARItS FARMERS, MECHANICS,
SEMEN, fIREMEN AND OThERs! VISIT OAK HALL
ARRIVAL of FALL GOODS! To WHOLESALE DEh-
LEhs'
noS' "rpeuuy INFORM he ezens OF Boston AID
N,'ns .he Guy 'Se aeay OF az ~eeE during which
time nave not been d nave completed my arrangements on
the most magnificent scale greatly surprising former
ments The ha " rPeAddy decorated with almost Magic Er
ssne The architecture being Gothic has gives the artist an
pornny tn display MS e TO advantage The paintings which
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