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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03

HE AMERICAN Party IN GEoRGIA.-The
State Council Of this party says the N. 0.
Bulletin met in Macon, Georgia, on the 7th
inst. Most of the counties in the State were
represented. It was resolved unamiouly that
the State Council Of Georgia abolish all obi
cations of secrecy which have heretofore
characterized it as a secret political order.
and that it do now resolve itseIfinto an omen
Convention of the American. party. Thew
further resolved that it was inexpedient to
take any action at this time in relation to the
nominations made by the National Conven-
ton IN February last but We leave it to the
American party of Georgia, to hold a Conven-
ton at such time as may be deemed, expe-
dent by the Central Executive Committee,
to take such action in reference to said nom
nations as may be deemed advisable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
NOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL FARM
WITHIN TWO MILES WEST OF RICH
MOND NEAR THE JAMES RIVER CANAL

The owner of this property being compelled BY bus-
ness ngssemens reside in the city, desires to cell
or exchanse for city property.
It'll very desirable farm, containing 30 Acres
Of Land, one-ffth OF which 10 in wood The resi-
due "A acres has been highly improved by manure,
lme clover &C., and Is in nigh state Of cult.
walton.
There has been built within tho last SIX months,
comfortable dwelling ~ &c. by 20 f., with porehes
finely finished, kitchen with six rooms. good sta
bling hen houses. nc. There il also hns orchard Of
Peach, Apple, Pear, Ounce, Aprscsts, Ntcfanncs,
&C., selected and planted with great care Also,
Strawberries Rsspbsrries, Goose berries, 40 &C. 4
Garden with the usual variety of Vegetables good
SPRING aud indeed everything to add eomiof 70 any
one desirina TO reside short distance from town.
The above win be divided t. suit purchassfs
Terms liberal a..
change il prsfsned By purehsssr APply torsov
a z2-6t GoDDIN AFTERNOON.
TTOW1RD FTRE INeURAMCE Cow.
III PANY or NEW YORK--CAsH CAPITA!
AND suRPLUs e9G7. ooo-Hayins besn appcinted
Aren't 81 this Conway, am prepared 70 Issue 70
licsea ana soiicf contnuanee Of the patyouase -
stoved upon Nnssrs. Hubbard, Gardner Carl
ton. Who have for many years acted - Aqsste tos
nm Company. aa6 70 whom would refer for thsif
opininn 81 ~ prempfsess skaifv esd istsfrifv.
sS - y. BREaEE Aaon1,
Vt OMes 81 Ne Valley INSURANCE. Company
an91-iw kacnmoos w.
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~ The Summer ....Its Diseases !..The
REMEDY AT HAND

HAMPT0NS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
We have the strongest assurance Of the good effects
Diseases of the Bowels incident to the II in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, and renders the
system great assistance in combating the approach
of indeed all forms of disease.
Mr. VIM. High, No. 1876 South Paca street, Bait
cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous dis
ease.
Baltimore, most dreadful of scrouia of years
to health.
Miss Mary scofed, Teacher, No $50 Baltimore st.
friends. Let the afflicted call and see her.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA
A boy in the family of the Hon. w. P. Thsmasson,
once a member of Congress from Kentucky,
mass of sores from head to foot His eyeds turned
inside cut, protrudug over the eyebas to pro-
duce blindness. He was cured by Hampton's vegs-
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore eustem-house, suf-
fered from these complaints for 10 month"; with body
and mind severely affected He YVES ed by Hsmp-
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr. Henry c. VIM had Cough for FIVE years
great weakness, ETC., had in all i've six physicians
EAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
By its mild action the stomach, liver and the kid
peys, will cure Dyspeps;d Coughs, 4sthma Bronchial
Breast, Consumption, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Goat
Neuralgia, Fistma Piles Bowel Complaints, Worms
and Nervous Debaities and all diseases arising from
DELICATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove it's superior virtue.
As Il FEMALE MEDICINE
Hampt on's 1inct,He cannot be exceeds
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
CO., Richmond; BY Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
All the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4
MoWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
jy 26-d&cts
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HoTur.a

NATIONAL. HOTEL, riIain street. sesss.
=. ton, Virginia Nv. J. HUNTEk 4 CO., Pro-
/. An Omnibus viii stwayy be In readiness It the
nsaiioed Depot. = tsks passenger 70 and from this
nosse. fee Of charge. my 81 6m
- BATH COTTAGE, kOCk kTTH,..
F This pleasant retreat II now In successful cpe-
-. - ration. No expense has besn spared to make
piscc OF attrsctisn. To provide for innocent and
neeithy Amusement Tenpin Allies, Shuttle Boards,
0soit and Marble grounds have been arranged and
lnased everything hes and will be done the part
o. the proprietor to make those comfortable and
happy who may favor with their patronage. Riot
here.
Also. Boarding and LODGING The rooms are nicely
nse up aad indeed, for comfort and olsanliness
jJ ls-2ms THE PROPRIETOR.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION

VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9th August,
1856, on the premises, commencing at O'Clock, p
nj the valuable property on Hull street, Msnehes-
ter now owned and occupied by Mr.. A. Crofeld twho
in consequences of ill heath has determined to retire
from busness1 The lot has front of 62} feet and
depth of 1865 feet. The improvements consist of .
large double framed Tenement. used 90 Tavern,
Grocery aud Dwelling-besides Kitchen Stable and
large Bowling Saloon in the rear all built within the
last two years of good materials and workmanship,
and now in successful operation. There 10 we'll Of
fine water On tho lot Also a small framed store and
dwelling adjoining considered excellent stand for
business. The Hotel and Bowling Saloon are sdmi-
rsbly located and arranged. 1t IL believed that
does not exist In Manchester The property viii be
sold separate or together may be deemed best on
the day of sale.
TERms-Onsi fifth cash; balance at T. 9, Il and l6
months for negotiable note, interest added secured
BY trust deed or title retained If preferred, the
auao G0DDIN APPERSoN, Auets.
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rsr DIR. Dupouco,s Golden PiIls for n,

e DR.. DGponc0's Golden Pills for Fe-
MALEs.-Ths combination Of Ingredients in the Pills
are perfectly harmless Their efficacy and merits
ere based rpon an extensive practice of thirty
yeais AID, where the directions have been strictly
followed they nave failed to correct all irresu-
lsrties relieve painful and difficult menstruation,
particularly az tae change of life. They will cure ali
weakness, and remove all distractions arising from
cold exposure or any causes; and may be used sue
cessully az preventive. Call upon the agents. and
gel & ccuisr for particulars free.
P1ce 5 per box, with full directions Sold whole.
sale and retail, by PURCELL LADD CO., Gen.
ers STATE Agents cor of Main and Pearl streets
Richmond Va; DUVAL NORTON, corner Main
and 10Th SITS Richmond, Va; GRUBBS APrER.
r ANS, No, 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
The above agents will supply dealers at proprie-
sPrces and send the pills by mail (cenfdentially)
10 ethef city or country, on receipt Of 81 through
post office Richmond, Va
n B. Sisnsture j. Duponco on each box.
ie6-Sms
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coos, Ausurt I3th 1885,

New Goods, August 18Th 1886.
nos PRICE CO. ct the The 9 .ds; s.aD dn,ios
sisna, ~ d.y. TO their stock OF Goods, and expect
inc P ri. ,irns during the entire Fall BY weekly ar,
ffo 'H rat. such additions that ct the opening OF
will EXHIBIT .a' s.ss, a s1a S % s So%
naEasus I'd he public. Among the Goods just re-
f7eae' PTst,y Colored Lawns, from l2s cents up 4;
S Linens ii most approved makes Linen sheet
,hc' OF .hosa who need such for the early Fall,
&c ~ and IA Cotton sheetins heavy Woo!ens:
- ~ go (3rsy Sstiuets for farm hands; brown and
1ns ~" Cotton shr.ins: Cotton OEnaburgs bian-
tess eTn.eyes will be offered, Wholesale and re-
p !.s 81 the very lowest u,akst rates
an lS--6sw 1ho"a' H. A@ASN W.
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ReHnra of Green Fruit nnd Yeseta-

tlns-Prcreution and Cure for Disrrh1s- ChoIic,
CSolera Moybus-GKEEN GINGER CoRpIAL.-The
vrrues of Ginger for the above diseases is admitted
by the whole Medical Faculty, and recommended
d,ay-in fact no family should be without it, Tho
cordial ID By far the best preparation ever offered to
tbs public Diluted with wstar, it forms cool and re-
lrsshiug drink taken after eating promotes digestion,
nrsyeutinz any bad effects from the prudent of
fr1 chsngs of water or heat; restoring the
appetite Pint bottles 50 cents.
FoT sale By BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER;
GRUBBS APPERSON; MEADE BAKER,
and all druggists. jy9-dSm
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DENE111 bElEho g F16HEk,
ap le-6m I25 Main street

AZ Amtcted thirteen years and cured In
ONE wEsk.-Read the following letter from the Rev.
James Temple:
PHILADELPHIA, June 9Th, 1856
Prof. De Grsth: have been afflicted for thirteen
years with neuralgia and other painful complaints
and have been unable to sleep soundly or wslk any
distance for many years past Last week got bot
tie Of your " Electric Oil" Tho first night slept
My wife could not believe her eyes Your Electric
OH has done IN week what the physicians of Phi
ladelphia failed to do in thirteen years
Gratefully yours, Rev. JAMES TEMPLE,
$40 South street
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond, and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot No. 50
South 9th street, Philsds Beware of dangerous
eounterfaits. an lS-tS
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AUCTIONS eAxM.
1UTURE DAYS.


VALUABLE LAND FOX sAIE.-TIe -.
=. asrssnsd onsrs for sals the Farm upon which
County Of kosnoke, four milss ffon Bunssoks De-
pot on the virginia and Tennessee Rs,lrcsa. nd
s,snI mLs; rom Salem the county ssst Of Roanoke
OF Virginia, and for soil climate ssd prouef q rss
passed II contains IN aerss, With timber enorsh
for al farm purposes. and the cleared land Is s n
farm are Wheat, Corn and Tobacco, 70 "a cuJt;vs.
ton OF all OF which It admirably adapted. The i'm
proyemsnts consist Of comfortable frame Dvel.
Should 1t be desired, the place Il susceptikie Of
Convenient division into several small tracs should
the above property not Be cold privately before the
End day Of September next IL will then Sc offered ~
public auction to the highest bidder.
Terms will be liberal, and made known to all who
may desire to learn the BY application to the sub
scriber at Cioverdale Pest-office Botetourt Co VIZ
au 23-dtds GEO. w. McCHESNEY
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AEXECUTOR,S SALE OF LAND IN
Il HENRICO, AND LOTS IN RICHMOND, ON
MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ROCKETS WARE
HOUSE-Will be sold at auction, 10 front of Henrco
county courthouse, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day
of September next, IL O'Clock, M the following
real estate beloneng to the estate of the late Henry
w Sharpe, decd, VIZ: tract of land the Varina
road In Henrico, about nine miles below Richmond,
adjoining the lands Of Capt. Jackson r. Chdrsy and
others, containing, by recent survey. "A acres On
this tract there is small house ana other eudints
city of Richmond on the north side of Rockets or
Main street, opposite to Rockets Warehouse 'front.'
ing a feet, running back 100 feet.
TERMS: One fourth icash; balance at f. 8 and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
BY trust deed or title retained. w. GODDIN,
au % Exr of Henry w. Sharpe, deed.
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~ Board of Trade of Riehm0nd...
hoElcE j. KENT, Pres't. L. b. BENTLEY, Treasr
WlLLIAN B. lsAACs, Secretary.
Committee of Arbitrdtion
WILLIAM 5. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LARKls w. GLAzEsRooK, JAMES B. DUPuY,
DAVID CYRRIE, l.. D. CRKxsHAw.
ny H-u
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n Gibbs Gallery for Patent mt. A .sn re.
rrrss "-pscuerreotypss copied into Ambrotypes
.eElt'iIg n.rn.pens or If desired, TO life size on
$50 :aFins tbs perfect likeness and painted by
artists making most eeauafsi and desirs
-. ,tsls OF portraits x ..o,
Ainere.5P P. l.. GIBBS,
Richmond.
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NNLY TEN DAYS LONG Il II .-.As
" GQLQ&MIC only intenda 70 close out his stock

Only TEN DAYS LONG u X .--As
for ten days at such low prices the
ladies should avail Of this opportunity 70
give him call A full assortment Of Trinamins for
Woven Corsets. Collars, Sleeves, Bands; Csmbrics,
Nsinsooks and Swiss Muslin. Thread silk and Cotton
Lacss and Edges Ribbons Flowers, Ruches, White
Kid Gloves, oely so cents; Dimity Bands, only 10
cents Dotted Veils ell colours, Is cts; slack Long
Mitts 56t Irish Linens extra cheap; Black Siks
Ladies' and Infants Caps; Embroidered, Plain, Grass
and other styles of Handkerchieh Cactus Shirts;
Elastic Belts Weslen Yarns; Childrens, Ladies and
Gents Hosiery Stamped Collars and Bands for work
ing Mohair Braceles only IS cents pair Grape Col
lars, Is cents White Mourning Collars, 10 cts Light
Colored Kid 0lsvss for ladies, sal and lots OF
other cheap goods 70 be- sold OF without reserve a
GOLDsMITs Extraordinary Cheap Store,
an IS eos Broad ut.
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Whole Tickets, $40; Halves S.; Qut'rs $3.50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The numbers from to so 900, correspondips with
those numbers tho Tickets printed on senarate
slips Of paper encireled with small tin tubes and
placed IN one wheel.
The first 200 prizes similarly printed and encireled
are placed in atother wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number In
drawn from the whesl of numbers, aud ut the a.me
time prize 10 drawn from tho other wheel The
number and prize drawn out opened and exhibit.
Cd to the audience and registered BY the Commis.
sioner, the prize being placed against the pumber
drawn. This operation isfepeated until all the prizes
dra wn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIxEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numhe to those DRAWING the rst
prizes. according to the Scheme.
UThe Managers, determined that their Lotteries
shall excel all others offer to the public the above
scheme which for the briliancy OF its capitals snd
the chances OF obtaining prizes, has never been
equalled
able In full without reduction.
~ All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid inme.
disfely sitter the drawing prizes 1t the usual
time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded TO purchasers i'm
mediasely after the drawing.
Ordsrs for Tickets should BE- sent in early
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed In other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
9. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga,
~ l9-tsI2 Or O. SWAN, MONTGOMERY. Ala.
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.n,hraritc. nIidlethinp and BIac

yS- Anthracite, Midlothian and Black
~ Cn.I.-Ths subscriber 10 now prepared to
hh sA. ,bs hest PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
snJ LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
81. uhich he will sell at the lowest market price,
.b az It's equivalent. Orders left 81 the auction
hnn.. Of Lsrus & Shine, "a Main street, will meet
with prompt attention. ,,rs
al !S.-Sm N'S' AAnoc'
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By GoddIn & Apperson.

THE VALUABLE 4 RIM CALLED
l LILLY VALLEY" ON JAMES RIVER, SIX
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
August, 1856, the premises commencing at o'clk
the above Farm. 1t lies on James River, miles be.
low Richmond. The old Osborne Turnpike runs
through the place, thus sording an excellent road TO
Richmond. The tract contains S944 acres, of " hlch
about go acres cleared all of which IL in high
The improvements on the place consist of a neat
Cottage residence, having rooms besides the usual
out buildings, nearly all Of which have been built
within the four years Persons dispossd to pur.
chase are requested to examine the premises.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and 2 wears
for notes. interest added secured by trust
deed. B. q, AIKEN
SAFE conducted by GoDpIN l. ApPERson
au 2j-tds
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MUTUAL. nkNE Eft
~ LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY

IN A 11S1O A1ftSOI OOHIA NH' .
IN as a. SskAD. Examiner. B. W. KNOWLES, Agt.
i ms Company 10 purely Mutual.
81 ths lnsured wishes. he can give a note bearing
'hIeiest Der cent, for half his premium.
:. "skes annual dividends, and is payins them to
'nr insured while living
IA nose who pay part note, have the dividend crsd
ine regular dividend 10 IS per cent on the whole
''TTLhi I'M. n, whether ali cash or part note.
T. h capital Of over $2,OOO,OOO.
hss psia Tor losses ia Virginia over 6 100 900. OF
"s,sh slo5 900 have been paid in Richmond
NJ No Company sdords better security.
80 company affords more advantages to the In
se5 g. b. w. KNOWLES
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FTRACT OF $50 ACRES OF LAND IN
l. CHESTERFIELD, NEAR TO DANVILLE
RAILROAD, SIX MILES FROM MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be offered for
sale on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th of Sep
TENDER next if fair f not, the fair day) at IL
o'clock M Tract of Land, containing $50 acres "
ing between tho Danviile Railroad and James river
adjoining the lands of Mr.. Geo. W. Cole or that once
owned by him. The tract is mostly in wood and there
are some Improvements ON it
TERMs-One half cash; balance at IL months for
bond with good security interest added and title re-
tanned or deed of trust.
GEORGE FITZGERALD.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucta
au 1I-2swtds
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- The American Hotel StrUnt0n-A. ".
BRECKENRIDGE CO, Proprietors, C. L. Dib-
rel! late Of LynshbuTs, superintendent.
IL lf-d3lI
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Eld711 PlAN0S....The subscriber
84SH0c}S3yas1 has just received one of J. & C. Fs-
I'M M hi n chers ceebrated7 octave PIANOS
- y 1t 10 unnecessary to say anything in
commentator of Fischers Pianos they are too well
known and appreciated to require it. ANY person
obtain one at the manufacturers' price
THOS. w. KEESEE,
apa At Geo. ]. Summers Pearl ut.
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sTP. wiIbacher, Dealer In Liquors
Wines, Cigars, &c, No. 2o3 Main street. Richmond,
Va my Sl---ts
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R-CaTd.--S. ID. Deneon, Bell and Brass
Fou1derer, Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
NJ rs Main street, bstween Sth and 9th, west side,
E.onAcud, Va. jy l0-6m
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t'hEsH sAhATOGA WATEH.--Aiso,
M, Eiae Lck, Bedford. sud Rsckbridss Alan; Ger.
~-'A ssitxsr Water, &c, For sale by
AK LAIDLKY 1 ROBiNs0N, Chemists.
4tb snd Hrankiip street
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OFFICE VA. r. Il NJ. INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND, 24th July, 1856. :
p EMOVAL.-This Company having re-
IL moved to their new Office, No. isl Main street,
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in 1882 and having now been in opera
ton over twenty four years-durng which time they
have met claims for loss the extent of largely
A MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history of
the past as aHordng the very best guarantee for the
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the nsuring public has enabled it to become ia
miliar with their wants, and no pains will be spared
or information withheld that will tend insure &C
curscy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insurance ad
dressed either to the President Secretary and will
in return render such facilities a. may Be in their
pow6r tn their patrons
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~ White Grease. White Grease !.-This
E. he hes, and NEST economical Crosse ever known,
G the sxss of wagons, carriages, onn1busses, carts,
4. and for s rough gearing, cog wheels, &c. lt
80 moi run on the sxes ia the hottest weather, but
,sor,,ps the same consistency winter and summer
60 AIS ia cans of and pounds, and in kegs, by
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
1856 NJ w corner of Main and 10th streets.
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OFFICE RlCH'D l. DANVILLE r. r co.

- Notlce.-.To all whom IL may Concern,
Whereas the Down Freiahts on the Road ar. so
heavy. and having depot to admit of storage the
Company will be constrained to deliver ali said
Depot Lot in this city, SO soon as the Trains shall Ar
nve-said Freghts to be Immediately removed bv
thsss to whom it may be consigned or belong as the
of the same. And the parties interested or in any
way concerned will therefore take notice that ali
down Freights before stated will be at their risk
soon As unloaded from tbs cars
II said Freights are not taken away, the Same will
be stored at the expense Vt tho owner eonsignee.
C. CAMPBELL,
az 1T. Superintendent.
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,,r ub;te crease. White Grei

~ Mrs. KREBBs, Fashionable Dress
rASN' au 25-~-6tt
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON eth STREET NQRRH or IEIGu

VENRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON 5TH STREET. NORRH OF LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTIGN-As Trustee
in q deed of trust, made 25d june 1885, by John W.
Fund Association the payment Of the of So e4o
which said deed 10 duly recorded in Richmond Hus.
tings Court SHALL in execution of said trust pro.
coed to sell MONDAY, the LIST day of September,
1856, upon the premises, commencing at 4 O'Clock,
the House and Lot located above. The lot frents
so feet east side of 5 street, and back 1870
feet upon which 10 HI ndsope new framed DWELLING
two stories and basement, with kitchen in the yard
and all tho convenences Of comfortable residences
for q moderate sized family. The whole premises ara
in complete order.
The terms require cash for the whole amount but
an arrangement will likely be made to give credit
of 6 and IL months two-thirds of the purchase
ney-the same being properly secured with interest
added M. L. STRAUS.
L. M. HAROLD, ; Trustees.
ALBERT SPOTT,
Sale conducted by GoppIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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Two DkNTlsTS-Abbe,' No 0 Geld Foil,
also tin foil, very superior article just received
by express. r. JOHNSTON 4 BROTHER
an 15 Drusgisfs.
IIINK HAVANA CIGARB.-.We are this
Havana Cissn. which We can recommend g our
fispdI BENNETT, BEERS USHER
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UIf you have seen any of Johnson's
FIFTY CENT or DOLLAR PICTURES, you will 10 to
his Daguerreotype Wagons 7th and Broad sts,
and get two Likenesses to give to your friends.
They in the best style and larger than you can
get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself il operator in
these Wagons Nos 7 and 10. He has been about
twelve years in the business. au7-lm+
a. Salmon, Beef &c.-.Just received, a
nice lot of SMOKED and PICKLED SALMON,
SMOKED BEEF, BEEF TONGUES. &C., which
will be sold low. C. BATES, Agent,
Sim Stall No. !, Second Market,