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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


STOCR SALE OF SHOES HATS CAPS
~ AND STORE FIXTURES.-Ou WEDNESDAY
morning next the 10th instant, commencing o'clock
at the store OF Bragg Ruth No BOG Broad street bo
are declining businessl will; be sold auction without
reserve their entire stock Shoes. Hats and Caps
consisting OF general assortment suitable for retailing
Also, the whole of the Store Fixtures
TERMs-For all under $50 cash; So md npyxordx
months credit for approved negotiable notes
Sale TO be conducted by
NH IL GEO + SIMMER h,,.
ma OsT VALUABLE REsIDENCE AND
IYH SEVERAL VACANT LOTS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION AT TIE CORNER OF LEIGH AND
9Th STREETS viii be sold on TUESDAY The 22ed
day OF March, 1853 upon the premises CONNIE ncipg at
At o'clock T. M. that desrabv located property al hr
south east corner OF Leigh and SIKH cts fronting on
the south side OF Leigh 1870 feet running back
feet.
Twill be divided so to give TO the dwelling 10 feet
and To the three vacant lots each 30 feet front running
back l0S feet to alley 10 feet wIde be opened Tor
the use OF this property. the dwelling This lo is
bun OF wood, has abo' basement rooms bes des ex-
celien brick kitchen, wood house, smoke house &c.-
Inc lot a6ounds in shrubbey aud ornamental trees and
is altogether most lovely residence for genteel fam.
lily.
One-fourh cash. balance ate IL and IS months
for negota notes. interest added secured by a trust
deed II any should desire to purchase the whole
property before the day osale please call on the auct-
ioneer. w. GODDIN, Auct.
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NEW IEO(skS.
CHOICE NEW WORKS
RECENTLY PUBLISHED, t
FOR SALE BY
NASH q. wOODWOvJsE

Rev w Hooks Church Dictionary. sixth edition. re-
ylsed and enlarged; vol, svo 80 so
1t is far che best book Of the kind, and will long be
the standard Church Dctionary-London Lit Gaz
Light and Shade, or the Young Artist tale by Anna
H Harriet Drury, lamo paper Soc cloth rs
The story is ably written, and will be read with
pleasure as well as proft.-Springiicl Republican
The Chd's first History of Greece, by Mrs Sewell.
Its the best arranged and most connected work of
the kind that we have ever read -Churchman
TheLofy and The Lo Wy, by Maria j Macintosh, two
vols, l2mo; paper 81, cloth --.-..-....--1 50
One othe abest and most absorbing tales have
read. Its publication will do good = Observer
The Deans Daughter a tale, by Mrs Gore, volume,
12mo paper SOC, cloth. Observation-Disclosures rs
delightful story. written in energetic and live
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Lady Bird by Lady Georgii Full erton, l2noi pa
This skfully told tale evolves the subtlest
emotions OF the human hearth Eve Post
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Florence by Gen Dix 12mo cloth. -----.----.-1 90
Particularly valuable to invalid tourists seeking
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The Experience of eby Miss sewell 1 vol, l2mo.
f TG with admirable grace and beauty as
is everything from the pen
Calhouns Works, vol !, lDisqusition Govern
ment) svo well printed. $500: 90
To those who take interest in the lives of our
great men, this work will be especially valuable -
Post
English Items or Microscopic Views of England and
Englishmen, by Matt Ward, vol .--..-......l 90
The criticisms admirably donesparklina,
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The Heir of Radcliffe tale, ? vols
Daisy Bnrns, by Julia Kavanagh
The Young Woman's Friend, guide through life to
immortalty-by John Angel James; 16mo ...... rs
BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
The Course OF Faith, or Practical Believer Deinea.
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The Christian Professor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
The Anxious Enquirer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80
The True Christian. Observation-Disclosures. 80
The Widow Directed .--..-.......-.......-. 80
The Young Man ON Home. Observation-Disclosures. 80
History of the Israelsh Nation; by Rev Archibald
mi Alexander u y -..3 OO
The Successful Merchant. ...... ......-.... rs
Adopted Child; by Miss Jewsbury
Morning and Night Watches ...... 60
BOHNS LIBRARY SERIES
NEW VOLUMES.
Guizots Representative Government 10 Europe;
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in vols, small svo, muslin, 81 per vol. Vol
ready fe 20
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w. GODDIN. Auct.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE or

~ .BLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MoRD-By virtue of decree ofthe Circuit Court
city OF richmond pronounced the 9TH day of Deem
per 1892 In the case of Downey Downev and ais the
undersigned, the Commissioner thereby anno;nted Vii
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises m
SATURDAY the 9th of day of March, 1853 at the honr
OF clock r NJ fair if not the fair day SUNDAY
eNcepeo at the same hour the Real Estate referred to
IN te said decree viz that very valuable Lot of ound
Oh South side of Main street. between 18th and !. th
streets fronting about 40 feot Main street nd running
PACK about l63 feet which lot stands an old iremsd
building formerly called the "Globc Tavern" After tLa
sale OF the ground the old building will be sold 70 he
moved by the goth day of April pext -
ms lot Is Subject to perpetual ground rent of GOO
(Soo 0 payable the LIST day of June in e,cb
rent aforesaid. " '"e s'o"hu
After the above sale, on the day Mt O'Clock NJ
on the premises will be sod the valuable half acre ot
NO 4o7 IN the plan OF the city fronting about l63 feet on
tue west line OF 10th street running back about 100 feet
on which there is said to be quantity of valuable bcI
clay o'e or'ch
Terms: One fourth cash, the balance at 6. 10 and IA
In equal instruments the purchaser giving bonds
WV WIN approved security for the deferred payments and
and conveyance directed by the Court ee
ROBERT II. HOWISON,
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NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

A DIGEST OF THE LAWS, CUSTOMS, MAI
NERS, and Institutions of the Ancir Mt and Modern
Nations. by Thomas Dew late President Of the
College Of William and Mary. l VOL 8vo 90
This is careful, laborious and instructive digest
OF history, ancient and MODERN prepared express
ly to meet the wants of schools and colleges. 1t
is believed that the schoomaster will find in it an
excellent substitute for the histories in use
the historical lectures, desirable text book to be
placed in the hands of the student, an accom-
panlment to his lectures and the general reader,
useful manual.
THE HISTORY OF AN ADOPTED CHILD
By Geraldine Endsor Jew sbury l6mo muslin
This is beautiful domestic story, of an excellent
moral, describing the experience of little girl,
who, separated from her parents, is placed
under the care OF grandmothers, stepmothers and
strangers, and suffers much by the trial. The les
son taught u.s. the Importance Of kindness to chill
d,en. Though the heroine is child. it is not sim
ply child's book: Its quiet, pleasing narrative will
interest parents and all who for children gener-
VINETS PASTORAL THEOLOGY, or Theory of
the Evangelical Minlstry-transated and edited
by Rev Thos Skinner, D D. Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric aud Pastoral Theology in the Union Theo-
logical Seminary-with notes and additional
chapter l,,p by the Translator lsmo MUSLIN $!
CASTLE AVON-By the Author of Ravenscliffe."
"The Wimingtons- Angela ""Mordaunt Hail."
DC. &c. svo paper 81
1.-THE author of Emily Wyndham,' "Ravensclife,"
and other novels OF an equally high class has, by
the production now before US, well sustained the
reputation earned by former efforts. For roman
tici interest few tales of fiction vie with Cas-
tie Avon. The whole forms a powerfully drawn
panorama oflife in which the workings ofthe hu-
man heart are displayed under great variety of as
poets, and delineated with master hand."--John
Bull
THE DEAN DAUGHTER-o the Days We Live
In-By Mrs. Gore. author of the Bankers Wife,
"Mothers and Daughters" "Mrs. Armytage." &c
neat vol. l2mo Paper SOC. cloth ....-..........
This is delightful story, and we think predc,-
tons as to its success will be completely verified.
tits written in pleasa 1t and lively style. and
comprises an abundant How OF humor and inter-
esting incidents. London Standard
"A tale ofdeep interest 1t is written in an energet-
ic and lively STYLE and unfols the profound
passions oil the heart. Some of its are high
ly eloquent and impressive, while the lessons
which they convey cannot fail to meet the appro-
val of all readers London Globe.
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ginof Representative Government in Europe
Life, Military and Civil of the Duke of Wellington
--digested from the materials of w H Maxwell and
in written by An Old Soldier
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Gy- EDUCATION.-WANT ED, on SATUR.
DAY March 18th inst, ~ o'clock, noon five hun.
bred children from IL To IA years age to witness
PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S
EXTRAORDINARY WONDERS in Chemistry.
= ecnicliy, Mechanism and Hydraulics with numerous
Fe's in Natural Magic.
Professor Anderson beas TO inform School Teachers
Guardians and Parents, that his performances are ca-
cula!ed to instruct the young minds the above sci.
ence being also healthy moral ecreaton which chill
dren much admire and need.
He the .rore reminds the public ger orally shat he
gives his last Day Performance On Saturday next at
IL o'clock, noon.
Tickets OF admission for children % CENTS
Pelf FINANCES every evening this week, positively
concluding Saturday the 18th. NH eff
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HOkSEs, MILCH cow, AND ROCWA
u Il WAY-This, Saturday morning. 10Th instant corn
mencing at halt past ten oclock til. stable of Geo
Earnest on Council Chamber Hill viii sold several
Horses, also. one young COW and calf
Also, one Rockaw ay in good repair pear ne,, having
been used only about four months
l,h l2 -.
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AUS"TEON SALES
THIS DAY.
SALE OF pu.r ....,..1

a ON FRANKLIN AND MONHOE Str FL,r-
HERlCO CODNTY.-As trustee in a cetrain fa,3 ds,od
10Th me- 100 shal in execution of the same proceed
70 sell al pubic auction for cash. the prem ises an
SAIohDAf the 18th day OF Ma ch 1853 at A. o.l,ct
Al II iaIr 1t NOT on the next fair day Gsuiay evcen
ted tue rea estate conveyed by consisting of
1 1ne ~ leet ON The south ligc of Frank in STR ct
dence OF Mrs. G. W. Bu!oek running back on the Esst
line OF Monroe street IJ3 feet al ey % Ie.t viii;
NH V-GohnIr sn "iu-'
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II ARGE NUMBER aE y..U

- bUILDING LUIS, bust OUTSIDE on THE
COhPORATIONJ ON THE SOUTH SIDE 6Ii
MAIN STMEET, FOR SALE AT Aucrrox-TVnl he
so,d on SATURDAY afternoon, the l2th day Of March
iooS' upon the premises commencing at A O'Clock an
ieet ground on the south side of Main street baee
Belvldere and Madison streets. twill be divided into
LOIS OIL 81 eet EACH running back 5s feet to an alley
is property Is among the valuable of any in ia,
eshoorhood and is nearer the business parts of the cit
lhan much Of the real estate in the city limits
for negotiable notes. interest added secured h. t,
deed, or title retained y '0A'
t,nS
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y fRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S South asL
- Ntreer.
Let all the world say what they can.
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 4G-Feb "a:
50 go A SO Sc IL 50 SO 76 10 Is 90 49,
Whole ticket Nos 90 So SO, A prize of $1,000.
Do do do la 49 70, Also, prize of 500.
Two more sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware. extra. 49-Feb as
Half ticket Nos IS IS So, another sold and paid by
sTRATToN
90 SIS 36 "a 25 SO Al ss 10 IS 3 70 II
Half Ticket Nos % Al 7o4another sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Delaware extra, No. 55-March
81 81 40 43 % S SO so 4 la "a AZ
Half1icket Nos 3 81, Sold and paid by
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, E1 81, March g.
Whole Ticket Nos a5 40 64,}
/, 10 At as Two sold and paid
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No So, March 9th:
SO so 65 IS SO 80 Is 10 Ga "a ID Is 49,
Ticket Nos 81 SO IS, 5000, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Elk 50. Mach 10th:
Is 6 10 ls 81 SO 60 50 So So 70 % 10.
Ticket Nos 10 80 20. sold and paid by
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 81, March 10th:
Il Al as SO Is 50 40 90 10 65 40.
sATURDAY-Deaware, extra. No el-Capita: S.,
900. rs nos II drawn Tickets l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No 59-.Capital; $50 OOO-
10 Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $40
Buyer referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues increase the number
aHd and paid by
Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and all the lotteries promptly at
tendeu TO- ana drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
de 30 N. STRATTON Richmond Va.
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JAMES BROWN. Jr. (who has fl led the Office o
- Second Auditor Of Virginia FIR 30 years past offers
his services to the public after the LIST day of January
next, as STOCK BROKER,
He will agent, purchase and sell State Stocks Baak
Stocks, Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies, and
City, Corporation and every other description market
able Stocks.
He will for moderate compensation. act as attorney
for the transfer of stocks sold by persons residing dis
lance from Richmond and particularly of State Sticks
the aud will collect ndremt interest and dividends
payable in Richmond. on all descriptions of stocks, and
also claims the public treasury.
]. B., Jr, being well known throughout the State
deems it unnecessary to annex any references
de 24--tf
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MOST vAu.UARt.E REAL EsTATE Ar

AUCTION THIS DAY-.The attention of the pub
lie is called to the sales OF most valuable unnproved real
be sold this day. See auction head for the hours
of sale portion of this real is Justly regarded
the most valuable of any unimproved real in
this city. w. GODDIN,
NH IL
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
The Sisters Hon ssett.
WAsnINaroN; Marc

w
The French Dancers, the Sisters Roussett, who
attracting full houses here. it their nten
ton to visit Richmond, and expect to open there
Monday neat The troupe consits of four sisters and
well worth seeing
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For Captain of the Night Watch,
JOHN BLAIR WARRINGTON.

FELLOW C1TzENs-All1 have to say, is, if elected
will discha sc the duties without fear, favor, affec
ton. JOHNB. WARRINGTON.
mhlI-td
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II n, FHANcE A. rs. ~.
No 3 GOVERNOR STREET RI1Ha
~ rtoND, VIRGINIA.

Granq Consolidated Lottery, Class G, drawn at Balt
more, March IL. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
-. CAPITALS.
l prize of...- sis,Ho3 1893 prizes of...-....s 500
20 do 1890 5000 63 do ...- 100
Tickets SIS, halves so, quarters 3 u.s.
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Consumption Disarmed of it's Terror.;
HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUR AR N A DDura

A QUICK and positive cure for Consumption De-
l IN cine Asthma Splitting Of Blood, Night sweats,
husky Throat, Wasting of the FLESH Bronchitis
Gouehs Colds, and all the diseases OF the Chest and
Lungs This celebrated preparation is pleasant to the
plainly feel its good effects in few minutes a er takIn
s first dose. Three of the main causes OF this proc
ery OF Napha have been discovered They are its ex-
traordInary subey strength and the
momenf Is received into the system it extends itself
throughout, making passage Of eerypoar, no matter
how much clogged upthey may previously been by
ofelgn substances Hence it operates the diseased
angs by dslodging the PARTICLES of corruption in the
stfengh OF Its ascent to the upper regions Of the Frame
never falling remedy in oppression OF the Ches, and
oincay OF breathing persons thus affected, ieel after
Isg as Il naa forced passage through
opening OF which the ouly result necessary 10 the
restoration OF health Such, indeed the promptness
w, In all The diseases for which it is recommended
mat from The time they commence lak;ng it patients
lee 'ha It curing them, effect nearly the reverse
OF THAT which attends the earlier OF every other me
oiclnal remedv For Coughs, Colds, Sere Throat Night
Sweats, Pains in the l;reas Back, &c., Splitting of
mlted 10 be the speedest and most vigorous and eec
i've remedy extant; and its effect in all Asthma com
riaints IS equally decisive and remarkable. Lasstude
OF the mind; Fabbness and Wasting ofthe Flesh; and
all disposition to Inactivity and yForebodings
are also quickly corrected by the NAPTHA SYRUP:
Whlch, N wonderful manner revives the sprts-hard
ems the rtsh and muscles-braces the nerves-and in
creases the weight. Thus, those who USE il cordins
to directions generally increase weight. about a
many lake II Tor other than
The dissipation OF melancholy or the increase of bodily
s,rengih; ~ fine single trial Of HASTINGS COM
FOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA,i is all that is required
OBSCURE the confidence OF PATENTS and cause them to
foreso all other remedies IN Its favor
It has been thoroughly tried only in the hospital
under the charge of Dr. Hastings, London but also
oy all the first physicians England and all have fully
endorsed as an nnrivalled remedy in Consumption and
all other diseases Of the Lungs
We might fill a volume with certificates but we sim
Ply ask for single trial ofthls medicine, for arscon
hoeh hat there is no person suffering from any disease
oil the lungs bat will find an immediate benefit and
speedy cure from its use.
The Syrup Is put upn six ounce bottles, each accom-
panied with circular, containing directions, certif-
eates &c. PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH, or SIX
BOTTLES packed up in box, and ready tor trans
DOLLARS.
All letters be pest paid-conlan the pr ice OF the
number OF bottles ordered, and be directed to
G w. BURR q BRO,
mn, Mlddetown, Conn.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL


PROFESSOR ANDERsoNs
ARE WELL NIGHT
The Evenings of THURSDAY, FRIDAY and sATUR-
DAY.
Saturday, Positively the Las, Might:
ALSO
aNSATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock Noon. Grand Mid
Mighty Wonders.
Remember Sa urlay night is the last opportuusy
Doors open every evening" at half past 7--Wonders
commence at 8.
Admission so cents children under 10 years IS cents
- After the co clusion OF the evening performance
Professor ANDERSON will appear at the Richmond
THEATRE in his original character of RIO ROY.
WHO IS THAT NAN WHO WANTS 4 60
w VERNMENT SlTUATlOH1 is the grand ques.
ton. Thentxts, "have you the Pro-
lessor ANDERSON, whose diabolica deeds at the
Odd Fellows Hall starte crowds of our most inteige ut
fellow citizens every night? He begs to inform the
public OF Richmond with thanks for their faycrs that
ne can give but hive more representations in this city,
On Saturday, the 18th March instant, His Last Night
Performance He will open this evening at P NJ and
give grand display eff Cabalistic wonders in NATU
RAJ MAGIC, including feats i'll NECROMANCY d.
GITAL DEXTERITY, and AMBIDEXTEROUS
Observation-Disclosures the fallacy of the an
cent supposton that the Magcians of old were
ed of SDPERHUMAN POWERS.
Admission Cards 5Ocents. Children and servants half
price.
doors open at half past every evening. Com
On SATURDAY, Grand Day Performance at u
o'clock noon for Schools Families and those resident
aIdistance.
A-E Doors open at II clock, A NJ NH std
GlNGHAMS, GINGHAMs. few pieces
~ Ginghams just to hand, for sale by
C. HARTWELL & co,
NH Opposite Swan Tavern.
SM LBS MOUNTAIN ROLL BUTTER
OOO part of which is choice just received and for
sale by
NH RAGLAND & BRO.
CULVER COIN WANTED-The highest premi-
- will be paid for silver CON- in large small guam
titles at my Office, door above the Exchange Bank
NH 4-u WIN. N. IINSLEY
RRAZ1L SUGAR.-25O bags for sale by
- fe 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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SPRING DRY GOODS.

SPRING DRY GOODS.
WADSWORTH, TURNER d CO.
No rs Main street,
IL AVE received and are now receiving large and
Il varied assortment Of foreign and domestic Dry
style of ladies' dress and fancy Goods which we offer to
the trade the usual terms
Country AMI city merchants respectfully solicited
to call and examine stock We shall continue to re-
eeiye further ssppes during the season NH a-su
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GEORGE j. SUWNEk,
Importer and Dealerin
China, Glass, Earthenware and Fancy
Goods,
NO. 8, FIFTEENTH STREET,
As now in store and is daily receiving by arrivals
IL from Europe the most extensive stock of Earth
enware and China which he has had of his own d
rectmportation and from the Northern manufacturers an
unusually large supply of Glass Looking Glasses and
Fancy Goods, which he offers both city and country
trade at as low prices and good terms any house
in the country.
He respectfully soicits an examination of his
stock. $3.50
The strictest attention will be given to packing
and shipping. nh
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Who have the soc and exclusive agency of the
ern and Wrstern country
MITCHELL,S EVE SALVE,
A certain, safe and eif-ctnal remedy for
Sore. Weak aud Inf n med Eye

Sore, Weak and Unframed Eyes
The great advantages possessed by this arcle over
every Other is its certainly safety, convenience and
economy All Physicians admit that great danger is
to be apprehended from druggng The eye when an
tlamed aAd unhealthy In the of this saIve this
objection entirely removed and no harm can possibly
result from its USE being. in all cases apple ed 10 the
external portions OF the eye thereby avoiding all the in
the lot oducon of any pungent article into The eve
lis activity IN subdung inflammation is reat that hut
lew cases require the of more than boule TO
effect perfect cure. One Physician remarked TO US,
after having Witnessed its effects IN several instances
thatit was "a perfect fre-huler" We might multiply
REASONS why this salve should be preferred above every
thing else IN The treatment OF diseases Of the eye bur
we prefer 1t shouldsand on its merits. All we
asks that its Virtues be thoroughly tested and thatlhe
directions be strictly followed.
Free rs cents per bottle, with fulldreciions for sale
by Druggists generally and counry Throughout
the Southern aue Western States ia 5-6m+
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Ell GRRAT REDUCTION I'm TuEas

Ell GRRAT REDUCTION I'm THE aSap
AaAPRlCE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS. F&x
Ia buying your Hats and Boots go right to Head ga
Quarters, J. H. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel corner,
where Moeskin Hats of best quality selling So so
.2oCoLu doaIty ) OO
Silk Hats Of the latest fashion. Observation-Disclosures.
Fine calfskin sewed Boots. Observation-Disclosures o
Together with of CLOTH plush and oil silk
Caps soft fur and wool Hats, silk Bingham and cotton
Umbrellas, at low prices. ocl
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MILCH cow, AND ROCKA-

Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auct
m
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DAEUEKREOTXP
TALL at once
~ MINNIS & WATSON,
And secure for yourself relative friend of those
beautiful Daguerreoypes such they fail to give
trial of their skill is all they ask and after the picture
is taken not entirely satisfactory the SITTER charge
will be made. They taking superior style of
picture which is pronounced by all to be gems such
are rarely seen. fine assortment of fancy Cases.
Lockets &c. on hand, in which they will place pictures
at prices ON ST. upwards. Don't forget the place
Mansion House, 35l Main street.
NH l0--6t" MINNIS Il WATSON