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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Pestoffice at NidLlebnrv
VI. June Both, 1916.
Mrs. Anna Andrews, 2Miss Julia P. Martin,
Mr.. Alexis Agot, Miss Phebe McMuster
Mrs Melissa Crane, 2. &c Harriet MoQuivy,
MissAlzina Garfield, Rolin Munger
Baptist Church, G.. P. Newton,
Mrs. Sarah Douglass, Samuel Patterson,
Miss Lucy Easkine, Miss Jerusha Rynolds
Mrs. Edward Fitch, S. L. Wowley,
Russell Farnham, Nelson Roger
Samuel Fields Geo. Richardson,
Miss Mary Frost, 2 z. G. Smith.
Rev Robi. S. Finley, Jos. Sho-- rest torn off
Michael Garner, John c. Sawyer,
Mr.. Gay, cab'nt makerDan'l or VIM. Shaw,
Michael Goodman, Capt VIM Sampson,
Miss Julia Hyde, John TiIIotson,
Mrs M lryL Hou yhtonThom. Teafe,
Mrs Susanna Huston, Jonas Treiron,
Phio s. Keep, Royal Witherell,
Joram King, DR., J. r, Worstcr,
Rev. T. Laion, NJ D 2Jehiel Wright,
Widow E. Lawrence, VIM. Wilson,
Matthew MuIlin, Anna Wilson,
Corah Myers, Mrs. Sarah Wooster.
TPersons calling for any of the above
mentionee Letters, will please say they have
been advertised. Two cents are charged on
all letters advertised in addition to the post
age. f. ID. BARBER, P. M.
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Groceries

GOATS, Vests and pants made TO order on
" Short notice please call and examine materi-
ais and workmanship ADAMS & FULLER.
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) TATE OF VERMONT,

DISIIICI OF huuIsOU s.
Be it remembered that at Probate Court
neld at MIddlebury, in and for the District OF
Addison, OH the 18th day of June A. D.
1916,
Hiram Smith administrator of the estate
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Stray Cow.

Taken into The Enclosure Of the Subscriber.
4 LARGE RED COW five or six years old
has a calf with her.
The owner Of said Cow is requested to call
and pay charges and take her away.
JOHN BURDIT.
Salisbury, June 18th, 146.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT. ,

District of Addison SIS.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Middlebury, in and for the District of
Addison, on the Sd day OF June A. d. 1916.
Edward D. Barber and Martin S. Dorrance
administrators of the estate Of
ANDREW RUTHERFORD,
laie of said Middlebury, deceased, make appli-
cation 10 said court to have the time allowed
them for the payment of the debts of said de-
ceased extended one year from the expiration OF
the time heretofore limited by this court: 1t is
therefore ordered, that said application be con-
sidered at session of this Court, in to be held
at the Office OF the Register of this Court il
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 10th day OF
July next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, and
that notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested that they may appear and make theirobjec-
lions, if any they may have, 20 said time being
EXTENDED, by publishing a certified copy of this
order in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper prin-
ted at said Middlebury-three weeks successive
ly previous TO the time of said Court.
J. S. Bushnell, Register,
true copy ofrecord,
Attest, j. S. Bushnell, Register. Q
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ZEPHYR Worsted, Tidy Yarn, Knitting Cot
Il ton, marking Canvass, Coats and Taylor's
Spool Thread, &c. &c. at BIRGE,S.
April y 1916.
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NEW AND ELEGANT
SPRING GOODS.

MI AOAAN ~ ~ ~ OD0s
The subscriber is now receiving generala s.
sortment of rich and fashionable goods, adapted
to the sea son.
DRESS GOODS in great variety.-Prinis,
Muslins e. Lawns, Earlstene
and French Ginghams, M.
de Lains, Balconies, Geor-
gia Silks, Graduated Robes
of Bingham Muslin, Organ
dies, &c.
SHAWLS & SCARFS-Plain & saIin-Strip'd
all wool Bercge, Plain and
embroidered NJ. de Lame,
Stradilla & other varieties.
GLOVES-Bajous Black, white& color'd Kid
Black & color'd Silk, Linen,
Lisle Thread & Cotton do,
for Ladies & Gen.-a Splen-
did assortment
PURSE TWIST, Steel Beads g. Trimmings
RIBBONS, Laces s. Hosiery, Zephyr Wors-
feds, Drab Moreen.
PARASOLS, Parasollcttes & Sun Shades.
CLOTHS-French g. Belgian Cloths, and Doe
skins, Black & Fancy CASH
mers, Tweeds & Cashma-
retts.
VESTINGS-White and color'd MarsailIes,
Fancy Silk Cashmere, wors-
ted, Black Silk g. Satin Yes
iings.
LINENS-Medium and fine undressed do, for
famiiys use, Diapers, Crash,
French Linen&c, &c.
DOMESTICS-Medium to heavy bleach'd q
unbleachd Sheetings e.
Sbirtings, Tickings, Wick
ings, Batting. Wadding-
checks, Yarn &c.
GROCER1ES-A general assortment Of PRIME
FAMILY GROCERIES.
ALSO,
CHINA, EARTHEN & GLASSWARE
large supply.
II is my determination TO sustain the old motto
"CHEAP CASH STORE"
E. VALLETTE.
May 4rh, 1876.
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Groceries of all sorts, adapted for Tenn
perance Latitudes, at the old stand of
u. BECKWITH.
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Call Ladies.

AT W. 8. JoHNsoN's,
II you are in want of Rich Dress Goods or
in search of very nice Bonnets and Ribbons
where you will find nice assortment
Nav rs 1916.
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Stray Sheep,

Came into the enclosure Of The subscriber
on or about the LIST Of May last Is sheep;
they were once marked on the left side with
Tar but uot INELIGIBLE now-Ne mark on
either ear. CALVIN SQUIERS.
New Haven June 10, 1S46
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Settle.

& Sheldon were assigned TO me, and many Of them
being yet unsettled, Earnestly request all persons
concerned to settle the same, by note or by cash,
Immediately. HARMON A. SHELDON.
May 25, 1S46
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Butter.

EARIED APPLES, for sale by
AZ A. FRANCIS.
March, 1916.
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STATE OF YERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District o. Add son IS.
Be it remembered that at Probate Court held
at lGddlebury in and for the District of Add
son, on the 29th day of June, A. ID. 1916,
Nahum Parker, guardian of
CORNELIUS A. WAINWRIGHT AND
THEODORE WAINW RIGHT
minors, childrenof Jonathan Wainwright late
of said Middlebury deceased, represents to this
Court that it would be beneficial TO his said
wards to sell all theiI real estate, being the lot
and yelling house in the village of Middlebury,
which was set of to them in the division of the
real estate of the said Jonathan Wainwright
deceased, and moves this Court to grant him Ii
cenSe to sell the same: It's therefore ordered
that said application be considered by this Court,
at session thereof to be held at the office of the
Register Of this Court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday the 10th day of July next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice thereof
be given 10 all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they may have, TO said license being granted
by publishing cert fed copy of this order in the
Northern GALAXY newspaper printed at said
Middlebury-thTee weeks successfully, previous
to the time Of said Court
J. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record, 9
ATTEST J. s. RushneH REGISTER
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WANTED.
DR.. BANNINGS Patent-Lace

An assortment of the very best instru-
ments kept constantly on hand by
w. P. Russell.
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Oil Painted Window Curtains.
A large assortment Of Oil Painted window
curtains Just received and for sale lower
than ever offered in this section, for sale by
w. S. JOHNSON
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TRUST SALE OF LAND,
I'm HanrSea

II virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date on the
~ Goth day February 1851 and OF record IN The Cen. Of
nee OF Henreo county executed John
to secure 10 James Lyons Robert Scott Joseph Mayo
mencned deed OF $3.50 I6 with i'm
erest from the E6h day n February 1871 MONDAY
The l day OF June 1876 al ~ O'Clock proceed public
auction before the front
for cash certain tact parcel OF Land lying county
Heheo on the Williamsburg Stage Road, about three
the city o Richmond containing 3i6
and bounded at The date of said deed
James Maors Ned Carey Humphrey Beky and Joseph Srks
sod the land OF which father the ad
John Buonl died Possessed The title land
Be COCO but as trustee shan the purchaser sp
cal warranty oH 1.-THE Gay above appointed such as
render mproP-r the opinion OF the proceed with the
sale IN that event the ae Of Sad land wi be day
TO day Sundays the the
same Is effected LOFTIN " Elicit.
my @s-dtds Trustee.
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BY ". Goddin.
THE REAUTIITL ESTATE OF wFsTHAu
FOX

'HNhlS Property lies on James River, mile,
II shove RiSha1nd, tie Canal miles by The ryei
road perfectly eonvem, o
contains b. survey eenuy mlde. 635
poles Of which $50 and
ling house elegant ana containing from
cellar garei-and ali the and in good
paan Old orchard Of choice fut the and ard
eeed young peach and orchard planted
sent propetor The place every
be wished for.
Wesham sold for DIVISION udiciousy
two parts viii therefore be posrey add WEDNESDAY
the ssh Of Junc, a. O'Clock, NJ fair fair
day The premises will Be shown any By
ngned or the oversec living the premises Entire possession
will Be Even Christmas and pure
~il have the Pnviiess Of seeding crop Of wheat
w. d. SIMS
Sale conducted BY wEtlfysrOS GOODH, Auetionser.
my S-dietds
6 The Terms, which will be made known day
viii Be- such az 10 'ut the p.rchaset.
my lid w gODptN Aaetr
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The Valuable Farm called 'WeStham
COIInge.N for snIe M Auction.

s valuable Farm The ~ the late Jobn a Jennings
n will Be sod az suction "Westham.~ William
y Sims Esq- WEDNESDAY th- 2th day nsrL At
O'Clock, p ", Immediately amer Mr.. sins Ies
James Rveft miles Richmond passing
o. Of which $50 sounds
The upland u Of hns qualify and high
There this farm 900 o.
within this Of mix u the sdsped euHu. Of
tobaeco.
The improvements eouortsbe Dwelling House con
ainns rooms and ~ houses for farming purposes
There - allen an orchard Of younr ffut
jeened useless respecting
persons Disposed purchase doubus ptstto
and Judge for thsmves Il will pleasure b. The
OVERSEE NJ Howell punea Mf w JsnnnEs living near
New Market IN he lower end q Henrco
AZ the sae b. made div
late John Jennings persons ths
saane that will positively pace sHy
terms vii b. such lth cash
G. At one two spd three years bonds Bearing interest,"
red ~ deed.
" The puehafct desire he Be supplied hing
Necessary cultivate firm seeding wheat An
ne Pan vii BE- and possession ths i Januay
nstt nv I-dtds W. GODDtN. Aueir.
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Mr.. Gliding. obisined The fIoor. vhen

Nh. Gliding. obtained the hoor when .I. .r rH
mr. Ba,b offered Resolution TO close the debate In
hve minutes upon the Resolution just considered.
ar. Mckay suggested that Resolution Of Thanks TO
1enefal Taylor and Army be frat adopted. and such
hssol1uon was unanimously agreed to by the House.
accompanied by expressions Of sympathy for tho end
OF the deceased and request that tho President should
communicate the Resolution Gen. Taylor.
The House then adjourned sfter hour Of u most
acrimonious debate. and confused The
noise. uProar. and general iumut almost u.e KAN
pied
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VOLUNTEERS FROM THE d. OF G.

We understand that the President Of the u s. intends
TO order from the city OF Washington battalion, composed
OF companies from Baltimore and from that place The
companies from Baltimore to join the companies in
Washington and all to be mustered service as soon as
the Lieut. Colonel can be agreed and appointed. One
Of these Washington Companies who to be detailed
on tho honorable duty Of serving their country 10 the
Washington city Rihemen. commanded by Robert Bro
nsugh Captain Phnsas u. Bell, LIST Lieutenant and VIM
O'Bren, 2d LIeutenant.-Aisr GAG.
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~ BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE. South I4iG
~. Street. RICHMOND. "a
Schemes for This WePL

saturday-POkomoke Lottery Class io7 CAPITALS $1,000
portion.
Also Delaware Lottery tiCo0 Capital
drawn. wholes t-shares Ia proportion.
Splendid Scheme for 3Oth Msy-S3 000 IL. 900, 5000
30 Of 1000 ~ Lowest2 No. Prize $40. Grand Conso.
daed Lottery. Class % to be drawn Wilmington. DEL
Saturday. May 30th lS45 $4,000. 1900 5000 5000.
1000. 5000 1899 30 Of 1000 30 Of sou 30 OF 400 30 Of
300. 30 Of $50. SC. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Whole Tick.
cts Sl2. halves g. qrs. certificate OF package Of
IS whole uekeu only costs Si42, halves 81, quarters
SIS.
9 Orders for raessFe. certificate pscsare- singh uet
ets all the Louerss advertised BY Msssrs ~ Paine
viii be promptly and eonbsnsny
ns' when requested you address your orders
CICERO BURRUss,
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Boston Market, May 10.

cone- Mo Tie rour-ssie. 0enesee s2
400; Michigan t,s6ats2 Ohio t37: Fr-d.
isA.ou ESQ cash GranCorn yellow nat at
aese with. 67a6se LeAd-ss,- pig. tke
hoa-es-saIe. OF boz ar, mos,
M OF large.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,

NJ. .. II.
Let all the word say what tney can
For selling Prizes, sTRArros's
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria No 2O-May2S
90 40 . 65 80 10 &c 2 B ~ Sc 40
Tekst Nos is IS ia small prime Of $1,000 BY
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of su-eI. EItra s2-Msy
AZ 60 Is % 40 al 20 20 80 10 49 90
Whole, Nos. 90 az Go Capital
Teiet Nos IL 80 CO. Of soo-eoih .od and paid
BY sTRArroN.
Drawn Nos. OF Lse.burg No 24-Msy 2Sh;
% 76 80 IS - 81 Is 62 40 80 63 - SO
Ticket Nos - &c 3t-a Capital Of $500 sold and paddy
STATION.
Drswp Me- OF Dela~ar, No. 4I-May 97th:
90 IS 4s 10 - &c IS IL 10 "a 81 CO
Half Nos 30 - &c, a capital of $780, sold and paid
by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia. 22-Nsy 29th.
II % 90 ~ 81 As 50 5 SO 10 %
Ticket, Nos. % Sd GO. Another Capis sold and paid
by STRATTON.
$4,000, 1900
ssiurday-dawing received by Sundays
Capitals 5000 1900 1000 &c IS Nos ~ drawn whoes
halves Ode; qrs Ole.
$4,000: 10000!
Monday Neutrality-suspicious.. No 81 Captar $50 O00 go
ooo Of 10000 Of $780, Of 5Oeo ~ Nos IL Drawn
Tickets SIS. halves $780, qs AIS
Buyer referred Of Prizes which reEstercd
drawing continues by
- Oder, for packages eeri1ate
Schemes and In all Loee will be promptly attended and
drawing when requested.
Please address erders N. sTRATToN,
de Richmond. Va.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

"Wednesday Evening, May 9Th.
four-Wc are advised Of some further sales Of ordinary
brands At 81; holders, however, generally ask
Gran-Over 5000 bu. prime Pa. red Wheat sold at CSC
part for shipment Rye-Southern brought &c. Com
Sales OF 25OO bushels good Southern yellow 5sc white
6Oc; and southern Oats 39c whiskey steady M 20c
in bbs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Richmond.
B,xA Water day ar .'elsek, A. NJ
CLEARED
Brig Carthage, Knapp tobacco Antwerp BY Chs, Palmer,
SAILED,
sehr Susan, Franklin, New York
sehr Providence, Peterson, Sandwich
sehr Calcutta Thompson Philadelphia
sehr Columbia Crowell Phiadelphia
sebr Joseph MaTrb, Rogers, New York
echr MiddeseI, Eidridge, Sandwich
sehr Dtmarssi, smith, Troy
sehr May, hubbard Fikton
sehr hmereus, Wheeler. Baltimore
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Portrait Painfinr-
MeIN .OsH,s
VIII Z A TT IELD INN,

Hotcdrd Street, Baltimore
'NHlS HOUSE, which has been under the
msnaeemen Of the ast eighteen uo,,
snn open Tor the accommodation Of tn. travelling pubic
ihanka Tor the hbeal eIspd m IA.
soo the Subscriber will leave nothing undone ON NJ, ~
merit Continuance Of public favor
ao'e OF the Wheatheh I'm shall be mn, p,,S
WIN me pest me markets afford and be ss, n
he Mouse an agreeable place Of who VIZ,
Baltimore either on bushes. pleasure
" "eisroHs Porter !. always Depot or s,e.mbu.s
reesve the baggage OF convey TO IN. Hoss
NH 2-ckd3m u.,,rc...
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Ky Davenport, Alien a Co.
DRY GOODS AT Auction

by Davenport, Allen 60.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Jane 10Th. commanding O'clock we shal
sell al our Dry Goods Auction ROon+
staple and Fancy DR. Coos suited the to
arrive in ume,) among whieh following:
Z, -. { and - Brown sbeeuDgs shirtnss
50. -, Is and } Z Bleashd do do
Brown and Beaehed Cotton Drills
L.. n and Cotton Panuaoous Goods
s'ngs Linen Coating. Couoh Goods
Irish Linen ShirtinEs SheetinEs
50, - and 4 Bed Tiekrg-yaiey
Linen CaHbrie Hdkfs. Imitation do
Furniture and Apfon Checks
Silk and Cotton Hdkf. seaifs and shawIs
Furniture Caeoes and Chntz
White, black and cord Sd. Hoss
DO do do Cotton Hose
Do do do do Half Hose
Tabls Linen, Napkins ToweIins, &c
French and American Lawns
BA 4oriner huslns and Camhries
Jaconet and swiss Muslin
Bishops Lawn, Boos Muslin
Prints OF The newest style.
Cloths and CaS.meres
Craya1-sIk and MIdns
Scissors, knives Pms, Hooks and Ey &c. &c
TERNs-An Gums under 500 cash upwards mos
mys7 DAVENPORT ALLEN /. co, Aaer.
GROCERIES, DC.
AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY, the Ia June 10 shall sell Al our
Auction Store, ASSORTMENT OF Groceries, viz
p hhds prime w. India nolA-es
Green Rio and Laguyra Coffee
P. REQ Sugars
Old A BTaLde, Rum
Gin. Whiskey, Cogsae Brandy
Burgundy Port Wine
Ma aga aEd Madeira Wines
Bacon. Sausages
Rice Sol-T Lamp OIL
Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper
GunpowdsT and Black Teas. nc
HATS.
Satin and Drab bd brim Hat.
TERNs-UBdeT $780, cash 500 and over month. credit
my - DAVENPORT ALLEN IN Anal.
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Officers of the Mounted Riueme..

The PREDrsr. with the advice and consent Of the Sen
ate. has made the following appointments ia the Army OF
the United States, In tho regiment Of Mounted Riaemen.
or third regimen, Of Dragoons authorized by tho
proved May 10. 1916:
CoLoSEL-PERsToR F. SsrrB, OF Louisiana.
LiEur. CoLosEL-Jons g. FsKsosr Of the Army.
MDcr-GEORoE 3. BuRBRipok, Of Kentucky.
CarrAss-Wlllium II. LOring, OF Florida; win.low T..
Sandeison, Of ohio Samuel ii. Walker Of Texas; Henry
Z. Pope. Of Kentucky George B. Crenden Of Kentucky;
Steven Mason. Virginia; John s. smon,on Of India
ns; John b. Bsekenso.s, OF Illinois, Bella NJ. Hughes Of
Missouri; stephen s. Tucker. Of Arkansas.
FiKsr LiKuTEsAsrs-Bcnjamn Roberts Of Iowa; Tho
mas Ewel Of Tennessee; Andrew Porter, o:
Michael t. Van Buren,. Of Michigan Lewellen Jones' OF
New York; Noah Newton, OF Ono; Thomas Duncan OF
llinoil; William w. Taylor Of Indians; Andrew Lind
sSy, OF Mississippi; John c. Walker OF Missouri; Spear
Upton, Of Indiana.
Second LiturEsASrs-Thomss Claiborne, Jr., Of Ten.
nessee; Thomas q. Rhsit, oil South Carona; Charles L.
DeIman. OF New York; Washington l.. Elliott OF Pennsy
wanna; Thomas Davis. OF Illinois; George McLane, Of Ma
ryiand; Murray Morris, OF District Of Columbia;
Le~ellen Raguo OF Ohio; Francis s. X. RUSSELL OF Mi
CHG an; Julian May, OF the District Of Columbia
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE

III ~ \ TEIIEh Of L1NG STANDING. BY ne
~ Of GAYNoR a wooUs TErrEu IoTIoN Read
The following from Esnususn ven kaoun IN s sy
Ricusosp. iUth April 1895
hessfs Gaynof WoodA msuaber % fsny A.
hetet several years with very
nc eda great remedies i-uced
ny bottle NJ your Teuer md RrEvprn Lotou The band
which The rcuer had prcyed showed symptoms n
pfoysmtnt on he d cori and by the the
botte Wa half out NE had enurey sell
~ have hestaon recommending NJ Lotion an
similarly sacted confidence viruss
"Y0up, very pecuury
myf "THOs. PEMBERToN.-
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CO NJ E,

" vi Ia
TNHE two Piano Fones before mentioned, as
coming by the sehr Manchester" have arrived They
really something
Tbs Rosewood most magnificent instrument
other fOr sale in Richmond The beautiful
corners elegantly covered tablets columns concealed
easors graceful tyre pedals plates
brace he The wonderfully pure
body, ke-
Also the celebrated Harp Action" by merely pressing on
pedal the Piano a
pleasing ACCOMPANYING the
This Instrument already engaged
for few days desiring purchase
H. and have ordered precisely similar
The .EOIiau
This aso instrument crotch, mahogany
grand with font tube The
Roan Pianos having heen fairly tested New York, be-
the most fashionable and the demand for them
~ BTbese Pianos from mandatory Of eelsbra
ted NUNS A Ca't, 81 New York p " TAYLOR,
sole agent for NUNS Carks Pianos In Richmond, Va,
my 20 100 Main street. opposite the Banka
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CANroN MATING At REDUCED PRICEs-so ron. supsr
~ ttS 90 Wine asd oolosd Csnon Aauings br
VEN rsduesd pric~s WN NLoEs BROTHER
DEAaL CASHMERE HATS. n HOOVER ha.
just received q Psad Hats hich
sdcred pleasant for vsar Of the sprns
Cav a. No ~ Nsiu strset ~
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Nj r.. Ii r Y A MN

X ESPECIFULLf announces to the citizen.
Of Richmond and vicinity. has taken rom, o,~
Thomas r. Price Cos Dry Goods Main strr., -.
specimens of his Harrad Picture, ma \.
1J Ladies aad Gentlemen re invited to ean
Richmond Dec ~. le4S-U
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"E have stofs, sHUT Of urs, fros. The wyths
w Lad Mining Company Dealers waiting
asyornent and eli o,h.rs vii pleas, o.
den myR l.. D. CRENsHAw, BROTHERS 4 co.
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
LUCKY Lottery OFFICE.


BASEMENT ROOMS USDER THE E4sLE
CoESEE MAN 18TH STKEEr.
Drawn Nos Of Deawars i2S.
81 IS 20 SO l9 80 ~ 60 Is IS 81 SIS
10 20 % ,old and paid BY LUCK.
Schemes for this Week.
PoT saturday-SiIOvo 1000, 5000, 1000 1901 Nos
IL drawn. Whoes g. halves 3 qrs
Also-sIOOO 1000. $50. 900, 3OO Nos 10 DAWN
Wboies L. halves soc; qrs. S
$4,000! $4,000!
Lowest No. Prz. $40
Gland Consolidated Lottery. Class No %
mngton, DEL Saturday, May rs Nos is drawn
GRAND CAPITALS.
prize Of $4,000 puIe Of $4,000
l 1900 1000
l 5000 1923
l 5000 20 prEes Of 1000
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Tickrts si2: Halves 8. Quarter,
% Persons ordering the paeEage above
deduct tickets have day Lotteries
10 sac and when a made large small
will always the popular Lotteries The
Drawings when requested al who order The
for all Capitals be had sight On all
prize postage paid Tick
the above Lore. received and all orders addressed
LUCK meet the and confidential Persons
from the county the city, should bear mind
prizes the hand, Of LUCK FOr Prires address
c. r. LUCK. Vender IOt D. PAIsE \ Co.
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Consumptives, be ON your Gaard!
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soap AND CANILES-

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Cand es and some hard fams soap house Keeper.
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