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Hy vs.. GOddila, AucCr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY

NEAL
: vinue OF a decree pronounced by the Superior
- Court OF Chancery Tor the Richmond Circuit, on the
3isl gay Of March, ls47, IN the SUIT Of Peasants and
Others ". clarke and others, the undersigned, Commits
sioneIs oy the said decree appointed, win, on.MONDAY,
Tue 24th gay oil May, lS47, AT 5o'elock, p. 81 proceed ,on
Tue premises; 10 sell, az public suction, 10 the highest
oiodsf, the Lot Of Ground lying in the city Of Rich
mond, At the intersection Of Franklin and 9Th streets.
fronting one hundred and thirty feet one inch upon
franklin street, and one hundred and six feet eleven
irchss and seven tenlhs Of an inch upon eighth street.
The Terms OF sale Will be one third cash, and the re-
sIdue IN two equal instalnents At six and twelve months
from The day OF saie, the purchaser executing bonds with
personal security for the credit instruments, and q deed
OF trust upon the property 10 secure the payment Of the
said bonds.
After the sale Of the Lot, the Buildings thereon VIII
be sod, 10 be removed.
The title TO this property Is believed to be peri, CT, but.
selling as Commissioners, we shall convey such tito
only as IL vested in US by The said decree.
JAMES LYONS, ~
los. JACKSON, ia, Commissioned.
WELLINGTON GOUDIN, Aucl.
ADTIl 2~3-eO3WHWIds
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n PREPARE FOR SUMMER.-Now is
The time 10 purify and brace the physical sys-
lem SO as TO enable 1t TO bear up against the en-
ervalipg heats of summer. The condition Of
the blood at the expiration Of Winter, owing to
the inactive perspiration during that season, and
from other causes. is not in a proper state 10 re-
sist disease, nor are the digestive powers, which
are generally overtaxed by the appetite in cold
weather, in their full visor. In fact, a change in
The state of the animal machine TO meet a new
climate, is as necessary as a change OF clothing.
To purge from the blood its unhealthy particles,
and impart TO it a more n%utritive character-,o
give tone to The stomach and expel distractions
from the bowels-in short, TO reinforce The whole
system for the campaign of Summer, there is no
preparation so eficacious as SANDS SARsAPARIL-
Il.
r. Prepared and sold by A. D. & D. SANDS, Drug
gista, 100 Fulton street, corner of William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. Price, 81 per bottle. or
six bottles for 4h. May. lsa1
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The mos. successful an,idote for the Piles,
withon. doubt, is DR.. Upham's ELECTUARY.
The most obstinate cases are conquered BY its Gu.
rative properties. All external preparations must
give place to this admirable internal remedy, for
il operates "like a charm" in subduing cases
which we're deemed hopeless and incurabte.
Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT &
KErcHAM, l2l Fulton street, New York. P.
JOHNSTON, Main street, Richmond. Price
81 a bottle. May
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SODA WATER AND APPARATUS.
r MATTHEW'S, No. l3i, third avenue,
j. New York, MANUFACTURER 6! All The modern
annaratus. used for The manufacture, drawing or
bo,iIipe OF Soda Waller a Li'hosfaphic Plate,
Win printed directions Tor The making CT Soda
Water ard Syrups; also, fer The putting up If
the apparatus, and It's use, Sc, will accom-, any
each apparatus. May 3-l2t
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
j. w. Marry & Co.,


(M AT AGERS.)
Successors to j. G.. GREGORY & co.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
MOND, Virginia.
Magn,fcen. Scheme for 18Th May.
SGO,0O0l 10 OF $4,000 20 OF $4,000 100 Of
l,U00 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %, for l647, TO be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, May Is, l84z
! prize of s6O,U0 100 prizes of LOCO
10 prizes OF 10000 l1 i" 400
20 5000 And others Of 400, 200, &c,
amounting to upwards Of n MILLION OF DOL
LARS. 70 No. Lo~ilery-l3 drawn ballot..
Tickets $40; halves TO- quarters 5; eighihs ? so.
a certificate oia package OF 26 whole Tickets s25o-
halves, quarters and eighths In proportion.
To be d,apn 29M May.
$50, O00l $i5,000i $l0,O0Ol
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. PC, for LEAF, TO he
drawn at Alexandra, Saturday, May 80, l547. 60 No.
Loitery-ll drawn Nos. In each package of 20 tickets.
Grand Scheme.
! prize Of $780, 600 10 prizes of $1,000
{" 5000 10 g " 6G0
| {" I" 10000 20 I" I" 300
/ 4" 5000 100 I" I" 900
l 1850 &c. &C.
Tickets SIS; halves 7 so; quarters 8 rs; eiehlhs ! 81.
A Certificate Of q Package OF 20 Whole Tickets Sl9
shares 10 proportion.
3J- Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, In any Of the above Schemes, address,
cd to tho undersigned, will receiyethe most prompt al.
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as soon as il isxeceived.
j. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
April 10 Richmond Virginia.
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NLBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE,
Three and n half miles from Gordonsriue Depot.
I WISH TO sell my Farm, which lies along the South
l west Mountains, and contains $50 acres u sd
joins the lands OF D. J. barbour, V. Johnson, and VIM.
Davis, Esos., in Orange, and Gen. Gordon, NJ. l.. Wal
ker, and James Lindsay, EsQs., In Albemarie.
In consequence Of having purchased an estate else
where In the State, this land, If not sooner disposed OF,
will be offered 10 the highes, bidder on the 18th day Of
May, lsi7. i.
With the view of efreclIng q sale, | might be induced
Ia divide the farm-and AM 10 DESTROYS Of making a
epeedy disposition Of IL, that a low price will be- taken,
and very liberal lerms extended 10 the purchaser.
There is a snparabundance of wood land attached,
tbeiIeved 10 ls about $50 acres,) one hundred acres OF
which il fine tobacco land.
Any one wishing 10 see Tho land will hnd mi ovsr.
seer always IN the premises.
Address-Bentivoglio T. o., Albemarle.
Feb. l~9-c2l ALEX F. TAYLOR.
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n - ro hAAo -
MANAGERS oFFIcE-p. PAINE q co, Rich.
1vA mond, Virginia.
The returns Of the Grand Consolidated, Pokomoke,
Delaware and Baltimore Lotteries will bo made on the
evening OF the day tho Lottery Is drawn.
For To-Night-s2O, 900, 5000, 1000. 1000,
- drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lostery-s4,ooo, &c. rs Nos., 10
drawn.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke. So:
% 81 70 Sc 81 81 So 26 80 ~ As 8.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Class l0<:
50 ! 8 - Is u 81 a. sc 65 10 IS.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, Glass 10:
AZ So IS 10 so 4 l3 2 70 48 40 63.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-In the United States District
I Court, for the Eastern District Of Virginia, al Rich
mond:
The creditors of Beverly sydnor are notified, that n
dividend OF onc-and-a-half per centum will be declared
atths next term Of the Court, according 10 my report In
the case Of J.P. Taylor and others rs. said sydnor.
RICHARD RUSSELL,
may4 Assignee Of Bev. Sydnor.
UCK'S OFFICE, Wall street.-Nine Capitals sold
- last week, at this Lucky ofice-the whole Of / 500
Dollars among them.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated. 10:
n 50 IS IS so ( Is 2 rs IS AZ SO.
aud paid by LUCK.
Drawn No.. Of G.and Consolidated, II, Extra:
ol ID % ~ - % OF ~ 30 ~ ~ 2 IS.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 80 46 II, a prize of 800, sold
and paid ~ LUCK.
Dawn NoE of Delaware, 100, dollar Lottsry:)
g z IS 81 ! Is IA 80 IS 68 20.
Ticket, Nos. l IS 81. I prize Of 5000. sold In the
above, and paid BY LUCK.
Dslawars, o:
IS 10 % - 10 "a Al 2 So 81 SO % Is 6S 81.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 3s a ST. Three Capitals sold
Half F" z 50 60, ; In the above, & paid
Quarter +" Is So 64,> by Luck.
okomoke SO:
2 66 81 70 Sc 81 81 So IS 80 % IS 8.
Half Ticket, Nos. 90 IS 70, a prize Of $50, sold and
paid BY LUCK.
Delaware, l04:
So l 8 % IS 81 81 ~ 36 IS 10 So.
Ticket, Nos. % IS IS, q Capital, sold and paid by
LUCK.
Those who expect TO realize any thing by buying
Lottery Tickets should buy them at LUCR'5 OFFICE.
where there were more Capitals sold last week than al
any other ONCE in The city. The same success may be
expected this week.
Two Splendid Lotteries on hand T~o-Day-Phzes: /
of $40, 900, 5000, 5000, 1900 GAS. 10 of 500, 10 Of
l ,25O, 10 of 200, &c. Is Nos, 70 drawn. Wholes IS;
halves 2 50; quarters | rs. Also, the Dollar Lottery
$4,000 Capital. 70 Nos., ID drawn. Packages, single
Tickets and shares to be had In the above until 8 this
evening, al LUCK'SO OFFICE,
Maya Wall 81.
MANAGERS OFFICE, No. l, City Hotsl-Drawn
1Vl Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Class i6. NAV L;
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A
Miles

IVl FACTURER, and GLAzIER, on lQth Street,
South East Corner Of Capitol Square, Richmond, Va.
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April %
g.. y. ."cs.,s lottery once,

On Val Street, Opposite LHy H0,cl.
TINE Unprecedented luck which has attended the
i patrons Of this Office, IS a caution 10 Wings and
Democrats. IT. every Lottery LUCK sells two or three
number Prizea. lie Is now the Napoleon OF the day.
And If there are any who desire a tangible prcofo OF this
fact, let them address m order for a Ticket IN any OF
the following Lotteries, 10
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ROSE HIIL. FOR SALE

RooG IliL<L vi
VNHE subscriber Offers ior sale this desirsbie and va
! lnab!e estate, containing seven hundred and Sky
eight acres, the residence If The late Sir. Hay 1%ialiafrr-
70, lying on the Rapidan River, IN the county Of Orange,
five miles North If the Courthouse, fifteen miles from
the Western terminus Of the Louisa Railroad. al Cor
louisville, and thirty-tour or five miles above The town
of Fredericksburg
II is not often that such an estate Is In market, pos
sessing so many advantages. Il is productive, healthy,
well watered, and In a good nelghborbood, convenient
10 two good Manufacturing Mills, Grist Mills and Saw
Mills, and, should the Rapidan River be opened, Of
which there Is hut little doubt, It's value Will be greatly
increased.
The Improvements upon II are very desirable, con-
sstIng Of Il commodious dwelling honss, all necessary
out houses, and good barns and stables, all Of which arc
in good repair. or new. II is desirable TO sell this farm
privately, and persons are requested To visit and e1-
anime II; but, should Il not bo snld by THURSDAY,
the 2O.h of May next, II will then he ohored for sale, on
The premises, TO the highest bidder, n public auction.
upon accommodating terms, which will then De made
known.
n B.-If a sale Ia made privately before The Goth day
of May, netice WILL br given. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase are referred, in my absence, 10 Lewis D. Williams
at Orange Courthouse. D.. McF. THORNTON.
mil Dl-rtd.
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IAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPA-
j NY.-A called meeting of the Stockhol.
ders OF the James River & Kanawhs Company
will be held al their Office, on the Basin, at u
o'clock this evening. Permission 10 meet al the
Canitol could NOT be obtained. May
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Ely n. IL. & Z. Ii. EaiEI, Aucts.

NEGROES.
VIII be sold BY US tais morning a, 10 O'clock,
one Negro Man 50 years Old, and a Negro Boy.
NAV n. 3. & c. b. BILL, Auc,s.
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FEMALE SCHOOL, AT KENhONs.

FEMALE SCHOOL, AT KEANONS.
nor the Education Of my own daughters hi. School
L wa. opened on The i2th ~ Aarr', under the sn-
perintenirnce Of Miss Emerson, who comes highly re-
rnr.ineudrd as n Teacher Of the English and French
Languages, Music on he Piano Forte end Drawing A
rs, Ioard rs would lie received into This School, and
treated rs our own children; they will be char ced only
from the lim> of entrance Ia the close OF the session.
No d-cu, ton will be MADE for time lost, except IL cases
OF pro.ractsd sickness.
Ts,ms pr stsSion u I'm months:
Board, and tuition in English and French, $40
Music, 81
Drawing, 5
Address, Elk Hill, Amelia. JOHN H. sTEGER
April 23-cw4w
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NEW FORWARDING n COMMISSION HOUSE,
L.. Trlgg

IIAvISG taken a House on the Basin, tenders his SER
III vices 10 his friends and the public generally, In
forwarding merchandise, and for The sale Of all ths
staple articles Of produce.
L. n. T.. in the safe Of Tobacco, will be assis. d by
4 gentleman, who, from long -xperienc. and arkh"w-
lodged judgment, 10 fully competent to sn-iain thr in
terests of Planters. Feb 9-ctf
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
SALE, ATHALlFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
T'HE subscriber having determined 10 remove 10 the
i West, VIII sell 10 tne highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, IN the Path day Of May next, uhat being Court
day,) If NOT previously disposed Of by private sale, his
we'll known Tavern House, the Planters Hotel, Al Ha-
liiaI Court House, situated Immediately in front OF the
Court House, and IN The most business part Of the VII
lase. The House is well arranged for convenience and
comfort, and IS well suited Tor either or both, Incr, han
dislng and avern-keeping There Is attached 10 the
Tavern all necessary out-hou.es, Stables, Ice house,
SC &c, &c. There Is between three and four acres OF
land In all. belonging 10 the premises.
Terms liberal, and maze known on day of sale.
VI II. EDMONDSON.
Halifax Court House, Virginia, March l6-c2awtds
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!sy ss. Ell. Dickinson e. s.ro.

NEGROES.
THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock, will be sold 2 Ne
Girls, JIG and Is years cid, / Negro Boy, Q years
and | Negro Woman.
r. II. DICKINSON s. BRO,
Nav Ancfs
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Form nj a P0mcy OF Attorney, 10 ptc by PROXY.
ENnN Al MEN HY THESE ppCScNrS TilaI

Form ~ a I'0Nff OF HHOiHeY, 70 U'c ~ I1r1Lg.
KNOW L MES ny THESE PRESENTS, That
-, ofthe -, do hereby appoint - 70 be -
10 attend n special ,nretirg Of Stockholders Of Tho
Farmers Bank Gf Virginia, To he held on ibc 25ih day
Of May, 1887, aud IN - name and behalf, 10 vote on
the election Of any Directors tbon and theirs 10 be ap.
pointed.
hand and seal this - day Of -, in the year
Irr,.
Sealed and delivered In presence of (sEiL.)
April 2l-3tawl25thMay
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Pay per month. Pay per month.
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Ry FAIR THE Ladies Of Goochland will hold a
Fair at Goochland Court House on Monday, tho 18th of
May, for the benefit of "HEBHor," 4 Presbyterian
Church, recently erected by their %exertions, In the
now due, and in this way they desire and hope TO re-
lieve IT,.
They will offer for sale a gieaf variety Of articles,
useful as well as fancy; among them several curiosites,
In the way Of female ingenuity. They confidently
hope that all who can, Will assist them In this enter
prise. Gooehland. May 3. 1897.
oy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO the General Assembly
Of The Presbyterian Church, which is to convene In
Richmond on the goth instant, are hereby informed,
that a free ticket, on returning, for the distance which
they NAV travel on the Louisa and Fredericksburg Rail-
roads, IN coming TO Richmond. win be granted them AZ
the close of the Convention.
By order Of the Board of Directors of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Nave C w. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
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STEAMER COLUMBUS FOR BALTI-
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
The Columbus. Capt. Parrish,
ready 10 receive freight this
morning, for the above places, and will leave the
wharf al 4 o'clock This afternoon. No freight
can be received alter 2, P. NJ. She has fine &C
commodations for passengers. Passage and fare
10 Baltimore only as.
May 4 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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DR.kE ROYS
Ve-etabss Universal PILLS.

Tue ONLY KNOWN MEDICINE THAT At THE
SANE TINE PERGES, TURTLES. AND
S~TrrNcTuESS THE SySgEM
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.

40, 600 DOLLARS. 1000. 100 of 1000 DOLLARS!
Maryland Lottery, Glass No. %, To be drawn al Bal.
timore on Wednesday, May 5th, 1917. 70 Nos, 10
nm liz
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE,

Recruiting Rendezvous, Pheni1 Hotel, Richmond
Virginia. April
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Mankind ever prone to conjure up phantoms
winch have no existence in reality, for the peasuref
we may use the expression in such senseOf rendering
themselves unhappy An instance OF the truth of this
to be found IN the proceedings of Congress, where
bers instead OF voting the supplies OF and means
cessary TO carry on the and TO bring it to speedy
and honorable close are debating the question wheth
er the territory TO be taken from MEXICO in payment OF
me expenses OF the war, shall come into the Union
Tree or as slave States In our humble opinion his-o
use homely but expressive saying-s counting the
chickens before they are hatche1" When we get a
piece OF Mexico by conquering peace with that power
Will be time enough, in all conscience to revive the
qarres set at rest Tor many years by the Missouri
promise
What the country now wants is the war to be brought
to speedy and an honorable close and this can only be
done by prosecuting the with that vigor which will
teach Mexico that is her interest for peace or 10
accept the overlures which the United States have so ire
quenly made. As long the federal members of Con-
gess are suffered to mouth philanthropy in favor of Mex
co, while refusing 10 do pservce favor Of their
own country, and so long the question of what dspo
suon will be made OF the conquered country shall be
the engrossng in Congress- long will the war con-
tnue.
The subject OF slavery al all times an excitabe one
It's discussion arrays one portion of the Union against
another portion, and such discussion at anv time is TO
be deprecated But when such question is raised IN
time OF war-when it so excites the feelings of men
placed IN power that they forget that they have
anything else 10 do but 10 quarrel about whether slavery
shall be tolerated in country yet ours ii behooves
the people TO see TO it, and TO mark the men who thus
rle with their interest The administration has asked
Tor men and means TO bring the war to speedy close
and all 10 acknowledge that il is only by conquer
ING peace that peace be obtained yet Congressman
instead OF passing upon the recommendation, are, we
before sad discussing the question whether the territory
to be conquered shall be subject to free to slave labor
such discussions to eyes, seems ridiculous in the
extreme, and the is abandoned the better it will
eeior the country The brave men now in Mexico
lighting the battles OF their country, demand protection
rom their overnmentproecton in the shape OF clothes
eh's &c from the weaiher-proiection the shape OF
arms and ammunition from the foe, and protection for
heir families in the shape Of increased pay from their
government With these things granted, their stout
protection they need When the country is conquered
ana annexed then the question of slavery can be settled
o9 until them sufficient, unto the day is the evil there
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XYnI. II. PURCELL.
Interest on Mexican Indemnity Eonn.

TREASURY DEpARrMENr, February 3, 1911
NOTICE is hereby given iha the interest on the 5 per
lN Stock issued under the provisions of the net OF
will be paid the holders of said stock their lawful
attorneys legal representatives, at the office OF Cocoran
within six months from that day, application for such in
must be made the office OF the Register of the
Treasury. r. j. WALKER,
Feb ST. Secretary of the Treasury
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TO ST. BscRIBERS.

81 e-s~s~d upon rocks unsss Ill
lAlftsA u a. salts EYtsa ~ ~ ads
tat sshsssss ssa ~ letter the possko
~ah ~ ~ ss ,, sss all s,sk assumed BY ourselves IN ne
Ths tot>rnt rArhR tsiLAhsd h~ssAly dusiAG sAe
~ erxr.s. sst sswi ~s~kiy tssssx the
tt~n IA be received terms
pfoFogsssnsd tbs sbsss knsssi rstss-
po@tp~<sss ssbsrrp
ees siSsrsemsu ~a - ssa<sss Svesis n<s~fss Tbs
$50. " anF s.sess ysyt~x s~,A ~sn ~ us~~tvsd.
Fu~rM sg~sas ny send
pAft saissshess 9th ssrlsssA. eve e9Al
NtAkLf sab.erf~s-, s<i@ssd ovs WEkkLY sub
cf<f sA so en<issrs W ~ sai~d 81 th<
eaiisa ~ tseY iernAh es sntse r,sfs Dor, ss~ns
90 Tas Sssssfssfsssl ksatss ~ ~ rssshsd thsa ns
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IMPORTANT information 10 ali merchants -philn

depha is well known stand unvaed in the trade Of
umbrellas, parasos parasoettes Nc The most extensive
manufactures SLEEPER IL FENNER, who have
prepared the largest aud best assortment OF silk parnso
and parasolees offered the merchants OF Aneca
They will say they he largest and cheapest In
the word but they viii they have the best assortment
in the United States As they have adopted every improve
ment in machinery, manufacture mainly by steam, and
have carried the division of labor TO great extent they are
prepared to oler lower prices than ever before. Those
merchants who will favor them with early call and ex
anime their stock viii be satisfied. Those who not
coming the city, but who viii their orders to s
f., per mail, shall be convinced that they faithfully
executed. Every article is the lowest net cash price,
from which no abatement is made
Small profits, large returns and the mutual interests Of
buyer and seller broad SCALE the object and basis of
this long established house
Feb DIV I26 Market street. Philadelphia.
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"A he door Of James Madson and his aeeomplioes lies
m blood Of our btetered oounrgmen" So said the old
land - wa ''9
AN the wrong of ttcwdr--ail The euH ofh--aH he sor-
os may oteasion, belongs 10 Mr.. Polk says the Bos-
ION Atlas Of December 5, 1916
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THOnNTON on Conveyoncing-The

IHotsNTON on Conveyancing.-The subscriber has
IL just received digest of the cunveyaneing tesnmer-
ay and registry laws OF all the States in the Union en-
bneng references TO the leading decisions upon these sub
Jecs IN most OF the States together with forms of acknow
edgnent, probate, relinquisnent, Ne, required by the
statutes OF and IN in each Also treatise on deeds and
wills, with the most approved general of those in
strumens being practical manual and guide for lawyers
public officers, and men OF business by James b. Thornton
late OF Virginia one volume, ~ 90
Also, Dunop's laws of Pennsylvania from 100 to 1886
Just published, one large royal svo, SO For sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN
Feb Next door to Guions Bazaar, near A steet.
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CPLENDID Rattle of Rich and Costly Fancy Goods,
- valued at loD. tuion Bazaar. Of IL street and
Pennsy lvania avenue.
POO chances-7O prizes.
Chances IS each.
Persons wishing the rcinpining chances
que sed call the above store where the articles
be seen Jan 21-dIwif
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| osT-Berveen the Capitol and Mt Clageuts store,
IL morone-coored velvet bag, embroidered with steel
beads containing embroidered handkerchief and few
visiting cards, with the owners A liberal reward
WIZ be paid 20 the finder, by leaving it the Union Office
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49, FOR RENT.-A comlnodious three-sory brick
Fi;a house. with convenient back buildings and smoke
LL house. situated within few PAGES of the Capitol
square, and IN healthy position The rent will be very
moderate. GEO. WAIIEhSION
Jan 2-eou
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u EMOVAL.-The office of the National Publishing
III Company is removed the Plumbe National Daguer
riau Gallery, Concert Hall. Jan 2T-Iwif