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Change of Time.
and amer Tuesday, 1sSs, gatE further notice,
Trains S' De run oiSG Is fStSEe soTa sHesp'fa
,..v. s.naa.sv fi!soIM TIas Efr; s'aS s5ssfss F n
Huron Juno. 1870 t s.40
MonroeyilIs, + !. ~ zie
Pvm moath 100 SIS ~
shelby Jggs 19e - $40 s:,S
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GOING NORTH
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Plymouth, S9 tS9 =. sy
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GOING souTH-The 9oA y. Train win connect a. SAM
dnsk With Morning Train Toledo; With
Chicago Express the S0nsTn DTispn Of o. Road at
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The sOP. ii. Train ill connect sandusky rilrse
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Trains on CENTRAL dido r. z.
tieeton n, Newark with Sian Train Bcair O. o. R.
h; Mansfield Junction with Exqtsss for at
seiaio and New TorI and ii siofroesne vth
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100 y TFan viii eonnsef al Newark with Express from
The East on Genital 0bp Road MsnsBsa Junction With
with Cleveland; BloBroeyie with
Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at sanduk with the
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AMERICAN AND WESTERN
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Far E.u fourse i,etndin0 an Departments Of Book
Ise,N0 LsefRres anil Ile4tHtestip, iRcdrtabty f,t
aagsase - .
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IRA NBP ORTATION


o p e n V.l4.tls % Il lEt II
DIRECT ROUTE TO lCINcINNAl4 AiD THE WEsri
Two Passcnger IEntns;Daliy each Wny.
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MATHGW MoN 81,
DIR, 2. 9; .,!1.:E WIN Z NcHE1I'

It Of splendid rooms ~ % p Hgayns, lew
III block ifs Main ST. =, S1iset
Sry stoEs, 70 his business 70 Seesrc
IA ~ sisbl sfii.fai work always NaFra9's1' =
shnss ARE q ~ Z familiar viii an ss neE a .ss WORK
Teeth incledng t done in ths best and most t4la
manner. For fnfthef particui aIs lh!ene >
ne -. Z 4
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D,UY. TRr-NEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
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TEllMS.

of Main and Quincy streets
- Entrance from Quincy st.
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UK stock now fG and It s onr Intention desI gsi.
" ~ complete, constant ths
whole Beal1n. - - = - !
ntysI HEIsKEIJ 3 SsffEARxEGENis1
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TgE IADLEs' DEPARTMENT
i. ]. ALLEN, IL. D.,
PRECEDENT Of Farmers' College,
IORIN ANDREWS,

president Of Kenyon Corege.
m yonng men rho wish 70 acquire BIsiHess Eased-
fioH ne think It aEoris faelitirs very ssidoaa
~ s1fness 10 teaching, added TO practical Counting
~ md Ne fesi confident that graduates from
NJ aie ti be fully competent TO keep the most celta-
caiSi sss Qf Boota-s :,
TT JlNNEY Eec,y Board Of Control STATE Bank Oi "
i p PARN, Book Keeper at ID. 2. WOODBURY.! =,
n 6yFRBIFR. Hook Keeper Al Clinton Bank.
II : NffiS seety Columbus GAs and Coke Go.
a II MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley : Cos
e-y-Por fsl1 particulars, send for circular. -
~ GRANGER e ARMSTRONG,
ProDrieiors-
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TERMS:


For Full Course iaetEdin0 dl Departments Of Sook
Keeping LoetNres dS't lsm,tHstip insdrta"tyf. an
Gagasei . s,;-s IN cit; sDarsast -
rTlHE PRoPRIEroRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which have marked the OF their Institution since
ts esabshment the Capital and stimulates them 70 re-
newed exertiOns 70 meet ~ ne most eg!eset @ @
M oitrss M DSsItite trdiain6 The great pFaetical
experience Principal in heavy BanEg and So!rns
Hi IIoses assisted by edueae and accomplished gentle
1, has enabled him bring degree oGPerecii9n
te Of COUNTING ROOM Instruction, by oral exercises
SS1S HvrAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Zach
n,ient y iis new process, Ted mt the DESK tndtetQ-
Iy step by step until he bus nastsrsd the waols
Of an Accountants duties s taoroagy a. EeogA S &c,
ssrped an apprenticeship tl some ttF0e tolaeretdt
House; aud thus all taefanS, ana eBegous
blnnders are. in great neaslrt dtsspated-
IN addition our engagement OF accomplished AssSt-
- ~, have also secured the services Of some OF the
most eminent Lecturers IN OHIO 70 lecture on
F eose Of Instrticon extended TO parculari1e
mere but it embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ESFRY BOOK KEEPING. with free and fun discussion Of
~ Observation-Disclosures upon Commercial History.
~ tSissf Of Ehinent Commercial Men, Commercial Gre.
,Tapbv Commercial Products, Commercial CacniaGons,
Polea1 Economy, Mercantile Law Euics OF lFa'e'
nershiP, &c.
THE. LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened for the reception Of ladies 20 IN
the Union imparts . more tn9I sSebH W -.. -s
IL eapeirson We would add that shan put forth our
tPFing Feception With which our has met ~
n5s o+seIees 70 Sp9PaFs more GaosoA9h,
ouTSe or Mercantile Lsd's can 1'
cfEer SiatiLdr 4NsSeaatRe Go'tege. a.. t.,i.,
4mone the many We give the toileS-
uuaersrned take pleasure In teslyIng that We
- aiiy aeanainted With sir. Granger's ability 1s an
and TEACHER Of Book Keeping, which OF me
rntSt In hrayT Commercial and Banking Houses, which
Tiyss him superior f1ent'ss IN tm4aEtnE 2
ky9.oassagt q 4e'e l''- -. o-.'.
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Whole Tickets, $40; Halves S.; Qutrs $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The numbers from to 80, 000 corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed ON separate
slips of paper are encrcled with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel.
The first 200 prizes similarly printed and encirc.ed
are placed in another wheel
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at tie same
time a prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out opened and exhibit.
cd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the prizes
are draw out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding md
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first
200 prizes will be entitled to the 800 approximation
prizes, according to the Scheme.
~The Managers, determined that their Lotteries
shall excel all Others offer to the public the above
scheme which, for the brilancy of its capitals and
the chances of obtaining prizes, has never been
equailed
u Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able in full without reduction.
r. All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid imme-
dately after the drawiug-other prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm.
mediately after the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
8. SWAN co, Atlanta. Ga,
su 12-tS12 Or g. SWAN, MONTGOMERY Ala.
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~ Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor
VIII suodue the pain and Inflammation from the Sc
versest burns or scalds, in from to twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar
and ehectually cure Fever Sores-Pilss-Salt Rheum
.Inhammatory Rheumatsm-Sore and Inlamed
Eyes-Cuts- Wounds Brusss-Old and Inveterate
SoTes-Scaid Head-Corns and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sprains-Swel ngs-Felons--C hilblains-Bites of In.
1scts-.swslled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Euptons--and all other intlammatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be lncredulous about the many diseases named
tobe cured by only reflect that the few
but positive properties which the Daley Save alone
contans and heretofore enume rated-one FOUR
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more Lot enumerated
Query.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-.
SCRIBE CALoMEL IkwARpLY FOR SCORES OF BIF.
FERENT DISEASES
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN ExrRAc.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of c. v. CLICKENER CO., pro-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
others are counterfeit Price Is cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to C. v. Click
ener Co d. 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
ap l0-om 125 Main street.
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ap 10-5m

RICHMOND, August p. 1883.
" To Elijah Baker, Esq.--This IL to
certify that during the winter and spring of 1885, my
wife suffering very much with Dyspepsia, during
which time she was attended by one of the most able
physicians in Richmond, who gave her temporary Is-
lief but nothing permanent some portion of the lime
she could scarcsIy walk this floor, when she
determined to try the virtue of BAKERS PREMIUM
BTTERs, and by the of three four bottles,
entirely cured and has enjoyed good health since
any one in the State can attribute the cure to
no other cause than the use of Bakers Bitters.
Yours, ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
The above certificate is from the Sheriff of Henri
CO county. To be had of all tho principal Druggists
in the city of Richmond and ELSEWHERE.
90 Pts
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BY TayIer & Williams,
TRgsTKE,s SALE OF ONE moIsrY

Il LAn1S SALE OE ONE NOTIFY
= OF THE SWAN TAVERN NOW BROAD
STREET HOTELl PROPERTY, IN THE CRY
OF RICHMOND. ON BROAD ST.. At AUCTION.
by virtue of deed of trust, executed BY Isaac A.
Goddin 70 the subscrber trustee, dated 18th Au-
gust 1884 and recorded in the office of the clerk of
Richmond Hustings Court, being thereto requested
by the beneficiary In the said deed named shall on
TUESDAY, the 18th of September, 1885, at O'Clock,
r. M, upon the premises, sell the property thereby
conveyed, to wit One undivided moiety of lot No
Is4 in the plan OF ths city of Richmond situated on
the North side OF Broad street, at its intersection
with 9Th street, fronting $50 feet ON Brood street,
aud running back the full depth of said lot No 5S4
being the same lot upon which the Swan Tavern
fnow Broad Strest Hotell il situated Also one I'M
divided osty Of one other lot or parcel fland ad-
joining the ab1ve on the WeH, fronting so feet on
Broad street, and running back the full depth the
said piece of ground having thereon large brick
building, which has been used a. Q stable for said
tavern which said lot of land part of lot No. 7S9 in
the plan of said city.
The highly valuable character of this property is
such as to render unnecessary further description
thereof
TEIMs-SuGcient in cash to pay the expenses of
sale Ac- ald bonds amounting in the aegresats to
So $50, with interest thereon from the 18th of Au-
gust, 1854, and the remainder be payable in such
manner as may be prescr bed by the srstor in said
deed of trust. JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee :
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts. g. 5-tds
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r. Spectators Awake.
who would be in season to secure Tickets in the
CNRIYALLED SCHEME.

snT-THERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
10 81 Gr4irg at Montgomery Ala, Sept IL, 1856:
sfopld lose no time. If they wish chance at OBJ .
lsinug any of the following Brilliant Prizes:
Ptz- OF S50,r0h,
Prize Of $3.50
| Prizs OF 6 Is 900,
Prize of $40 600,
Prize OF S6 ZOO,
Prize of 5000,
/ Prize of $1,000.
&c. &c. &c &c.
Whole Tickets $40 Balves So; Quarters $2t.
Orders can be addressed to
S. SWAN L CO, Atlanta. Ga.
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
For further particulars see Scheme in another
column. ses-ot'
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OFFICE RICHD L DANvILLE r, n. co. /,
III L - lAI1a A ias.A

e Notice.--Tc all whom IL may Concern.
Where's, the Down Freishts on the Road arc a
heavy and having no depot to admit of storage the
Company will be constrained to deliver ali said
Depot Lot in this city soon as the Trains shall Ar
rive-sad Freighta to be Immediately removed by
these to when it may be consigned or belong az the
OF the same. And the parties interested or ia anS
way concerned, will therefore take notice that ali
Gown Fregeta a. before be at their risk as
coon ~ unloaded from the carr
III said Freiehts are not taken away the same will
De stored at the expense Ct the owner or consignes
G. CAMPBELL.
au 2-u Gnn.nntanJaat
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FUTURE DAYS.

S5 NEGROES AND OTHER PROPRR.
-, Fl IOk sALE.-For sale ct public auction,
vember next st Wallace Creek plantation. in the
county o. Onsrlotte, thirtyve valuable Slaves con-
nsane OF men, women, boys and girls
Also al the stock of Horses and Mutes c.ttl. .ra
Hogs; and oil the crops Of Corn Data Foddsr re sd
AZ the plantation tsos and utensils including rood
Tnreshins Machine, Wagons, Carts, 10, which NAV
Among the cattle arc sosd Oxen and Besvea
may also offer for sale about o0O ibs OF erc.yI.ot
Pork. - - eASeiions
Tkshs-Cash for the Negroes, ard credit Of four
months for al the other property. ia nuy.hs..,
giving bonds with approved security
THOS. WATKINs
- l0-zawtds Trustee Of j. K. WATKINS
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W SILK and Worstod, Dnmuslx ma =, :.
nsEN CURTAINS DfED And FINISHED IN THs 'sssr
lar attention paid to all Canton Fabrics II, 49,
Emeroidsred Grape shawls dyed stsrles. Cr;m.agn
or other colon, and finished In Canton sty,e. hesvS
Lace and Muslin Curtains, ehawls. Tahis fsox.r.
carpets Russ cleaned aud refnished soods restored
pa.s.eis 70 oIisasi state; Kid Gloves cleaned In
Tors and style OF work produce and ~
ny OF c1mpetiton In this respect; and while promnt
ness viii always be exercised. our price. viii he a,
low AZ y otIen paid for inferior work Ssu,ples Of
cited nENNrSPec soh'
~ fr "a. street. opposite Metropolitan Han.
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A PRINTING ESTABLIsHMENT Ar
"A PUBLIC AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the 22nd
of September, l shall offer at public auction, the
PRESSES, TYPE. and Fixtures of the Newspaper
and Job Printing establishment In which the late
ing to the estate of the late DR.. VIM. Collins
Attention is called to this SALE it presents fine
opportunity to engage in a lucrative enterprise
This town. it is thought would give support to
another paper. while Job Printing establishment
would pay well. Terms at sale.
Sc 2-d2awtds THE ADMINISTRATOR
, Portemopth Va Sent l. 1896
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The lnrge cash cnpitaI en-.

" NOINF.-. 1T =. ''s.sI :. =. = FF,,.I -.
P'e!ss axclusyely with money, and such are tina
P,rfsses derived from is use this season in the
tS nBsrAets that We have determined to make
change IN the manner Of conducting il BY adopting
lue 10 the huver and seller and will there
he' n, Of large amount of labor and exp.ns
- hooks and collections. We propose that from
sondsy next, September 9Th, to close our books OF
e. gig. m. above change will afford advantages to
are now. and hsve been for forty years.
onr friends and customers which could never have
~. ven them under the present system. We
rIins fa,r dsys offer to the public the larges. as
.I1n of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS we have
80 Ls1 for exhibition and at extremely loD 71rices.
VALENTINE SON, No. 90 Broad ST.,
Near the Capitol Square.
NB-Those indebted to the late concern of Va
rspt;ns Creashsw l. Co. or to Valentine Son, are
roussed to close their accounts with US at an early
seS-ss V. l. 8.
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by Alex. Mott, Aucf.

i RES, &c.-Will be sold at auction on THURS
DAY, Sept 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, lot OF
Furniture from family leaving the city.
Also, several invoices Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes,
Hstz. Caps. Crockery and Glassware.
GROGERIEs-Whskey, Rum Gin. Brandy, gu.
gar Coffee Cancles. Scotch Herrines. he
ADDITIONAL Il super Gold Lever Watch and
Chain. cost $l00; do. Gold Lepine Watches IL OF.
der; Silver Watches The above named Watches
are for sale to pay advances and will be sold at II
O'Clock precisely.
Terms cash.
se 10 ALEX MOTT Auct
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HOTELS.

NATIQNAL HOTEL, Main street, Efaus-
Ton, virginia Nv. J. HUNTER 4 CO., Pro-
- An Omnibus win always b. In readiness st the
nslroad Depot = take passsngsrs 70 and from this
noase. res o. charge, my 3--6u
- HATH COTTAlsk, KOCK KITS.
"a This pleasant retreat b now IN successful ope-
-. ration. No expense has been spared to make
= place OF sttractsn. Ts provide for innocent and
1esiny smusemsnt, Teu.pin Allies, Shuttle Boards,
9.olt and Marble grounds have been arranged; and
isassd everything has and viii BE- done the part
o. the proprietor to make those comfortable and
nsPPy wno may favor It with their patronage. Riot.
ana asorderiy psrsons are strictly denied place
Aso. Boarding and Lodsins The rooms are nicely
nsee up And indeed for comfort and cleanliness cam
. .o-zms 49 TIE PROPRIETOR.
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Grape shawfs 1--WE wish n dozen or
more Grape Shawls to DYE into fanrv coicr. 20 All,
tne taste OF the owners. We will do the same very
h sesssonsble providing We have psrisson to ex.
We would like to dye two or three ScsrIst os T.,im
son. DENNIS & BRO, franklin It.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
= seiv-St Richmond. Va
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~ GIbos' Gallery for Patent ANDRE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS copied into Ambrotvns.
ana made permanent, or II desired to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness, and painted BY
BILE style of portraits.
AmorotyPes, in locksts, pins, cases. and frames Of
ell descriptions p f. GIBRS
corinthian Hall. Main street, below 9Th,
90 Richmond.
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1rEietcher,s HAITI Tonic 10 one Of Oh,

" s.as a, unost useful preparations that ever
for tn; ssn asf .n .s'eess saS ps s
fsuak u thst ,he general exclamation is "Oh what
iaso.htfai article Fetehers Hair Tonic Isl and its
snssts are unequssd BY aey other preparation Il
Pefiee AIR from falling off 1t makes the cosrsest
y ~ and plant and the redest hair by the uss Of
hs I h,tIe. /. changed to beautiful dark brown
SSr i. there any preparation On, that ssaai, to
e,'I' vesk being sufficient to keep it in healthy
sold by the principal Druggists IN the city and
COUNT -, JOHN B. JOHNSON,
~s0S leth ct, between Main and Gary.
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arHcIAL NOTICES.

= y. Irnrd.--Tbe subscriber having re-
q S;s new and elessut store. No. 100 Main ct
tso doors and Others about purchasing to
ef eoantI. snd v.ried assortment OF FALL
an eh,,eennSr ~ his own mauufactare. He fstters
that net only will he be enabled to please n
The ys1et c,otb;ng cut and made to order at short
sria'es OF e'o'"' 80 i'm L. MORRIS.
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by Tay lor & Williams.
TWO SMALL DWELLING-HOUbRs

4 AND LOTS ON SAINT PAUL STREET, AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th
inst, commencing at Al O'clock, upon the premises,
two small Dwelling Houses and Lots st. Paul ct
nearly adjoining the grocery stand of Mr. George Nj
choson The Lot fronts about so feet and runs back
the usual depth.
After the above will be sold vacant lot In rear Of
the residence of Jacob Shook, Esq 1t frsnts about
$50 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and months,
with interest. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, =
se8 Alots.
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" wv es DoLlss PicruaEs, you will &c to
M ..Ssrreo,yps Wagons corner 1th and Broad sts,
. s..i e : than ssa' yss can
faey s SIC ~ JOHNSON himself 10 operator in
g, es Wagons, Mes and 10, He has been about
ihese x. ,ears 10 the business ses-zw
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T'RgsTEEs' SALE OF HOUSE AND

VTNRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND
j LOT. As Trustees in a certain deed made ont he
10th day of March, 1855 by N. w. Walton and wife,
to secure to the Protection Building Fund Company
the sum of four hundred and eighty-two dollars.
which said deed is duly recorded in the Husting Is
Court of this City of Richmond, We will, ia execs-
ton of said trust, proceed sell on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, 18th September, at 4o'cik, P. NJ,
the property conveyed in said deed, viz: A lot of
Land Oh the western side of 7th street nearly oppo-
site the City Spring contsnng % feet 'front.' and
ming back $50 feet upon which there 10 a two story
wooden ement, in good repair.
The title to said property is indsputabe; but sell
ing as Trustees will convey such title only as is
in US vested. j. B. DANFORTH,
= Ws, STIRRING Trustees.
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook Co., Aucts.
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r I'VE AND LEAHN..At

IL RANDOLPHS Bookstore and Bindsry.
THE ORATIONS OF DEMOSTHENES, asainst
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