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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-24
POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS IN RE
GARD To KASSAS

WAsRINGToS, June Notwithstanding the cur
rent reports that the administration has changed irs
policy regarding Kansas, it has been satisfactorily
aso, rtained tina, such is not the fact. The principle.
Of the Presidents special message and proclamation
will be enforced, and the federal and local laws Of the
territory maintained. General Whitfield, the delegate
from Kansas, arrived here this morning. He says
the government would withdraw The trusps from til,
territory. peace would the bstter De preserved il,
contemplates Introducing a resolution in the House
with that view.
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1IC,RoIIyE COUNTY COURT NAY ETH

Il l6S6-on motion OF it9D"l, u F."Ldets, o! -, :,
sci IL nurnnrinp TO tie ssi!stnciio- CT The Cou.t M
accounts nj Henry T. Doscct', as' administrators Of ~,
W Saunders, dccessed, and OF the debts and dern',I
asoins, hi. dscsden,s estate, have been filed IN 60
ice Of this Court. and that two years have 'r"af@ =
,nct ,h. .I,l Robert u. Saunders IS n distribute a. 4
mid dcscdenr lae Coat iCtl tnelciosc cfde' u.s.
crcai,rr. OF the dercden', If such there be, do, on o..
fare the l4rh dnv OF July, 1855, show cause, il Gy 2,
r,n. why the said R0brri h. Saunders distritu'ablc
in The drcedent's estate should not be paid owe. ~ A
and tho Court doth further order that a copy OF me .
be- published once a week tor four weeks in the kicas-
Enquirer, and that a copy be posted a, the door "
Court House Of this county, on the .irst dag OF t"0
cessive terms Of snid County Court.
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OLD-LINE WING MOVEMENT AT WASH.
INGTOS.

The following is from the National Intelligencer of
Saturday:
We have been requested by several Of oar resi-
dent Wings, With the advice and concurrence of a
number of Whis members of Congress, to invite a
meeting of the Wings Of the District of Colum6ia, at
su'clock. on Saturday evening, 2lst inst, at Cops
Saloon. for the purpose of consulting on the course
which ,:lem duty 10 their country and their party
p~r-.rribrs to them in the approaching Presidential
contest"
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HAIL-sToRM.-A severe hail storm passed over
kempsville, Va, aud the neighboriug country last
Saturday, doing much damage 10 thu growing crops,
&c. The glass in the windows of one side OF Crib
Woodhouse's house was completely shattered me
young corn en- lhe lands of D. NJ. Wake, E-q DR..
James 2. Wright and others was in some spots near
ly destroyed. Some Of the hail stones were nearly as
large as hens eggs.-INorjok Argus.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN WASHINGTON

RATIFICATION MEETING IN WASHINGTON
The largest meeting ever held in the District OF CO.
lumbis, wa held on Wednesday night, under the aus
nic.s of ths Jackson Democratic Association. Al
least ten thousand Democrats were present. Two
stands we're kept going With speaking constantly
Gen. Quitman, Bcriah McGutin ian elector from Ken
tucky,) Senator Weller. the Hon. Fred. P. Stanton
Senator Brown, the Hon. Chas. ). Faulkner, Hon
Samuel Caruthers, Hon. John Kelly, Hon. Henry c.
Burnett, Senator Douglas, Hon. II. d. Fuller. Hon
Fay.lte McMullen. Senator Jones Of iowa, and Others
were the speakers. 1t was q glorious meeting.
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JOHN VAN BUhEN.-It is stated that Johr
Van Buren's sudden devotion to Southern men and
Southern rights is explained by his approaching mar
riage with a young lady recently returned from Eu
rope, and now in New York-lhe uuly child of q
wealthy Senator OF South Carolina, recently deceased
John will thus BECOME a large stakeholder.
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CUCUMBERS.-The Maine Cultivator SAYS

when a cucumber is taken from the vine let it be
Gu, with a knife, leaving about the eighth Of nh inch
OF the cucumber on the stem, then slit the stem with
a knife from lts end to the vine, leaving a small por
tion of the cucumber on each division, and ON each
s-aRrate slit there will be a new cucumber IA largea Ms
the nrs,. Those wishing To raise large Quantities OF
this article for pickles, will do well to try the expert
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-24

PEDESTRIAN FEAr.-A man named Hughes
has Just performed tho feat IL !!o4toa of walking for
one hundred consecutive hours. II il sGpposed that
$40 GOO have changed hands on bets upon The reai.-
In September. 1854, he attempted the same trick in
California, but gave up ct the end of ninety eight
hours aud forty minutes.
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FRIDAY. JUNE ~, 1856.
SENATE.

The Senate was not IN srssiOiI.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
One hundred and twenty-seven members were pre-.
sent, and The House proceeded 10 the consideration Of
private bills.
For went of a quorum the House was unable to
pass any resolutions.
Mr.. Campbell, OF Ohio, said as next week had been
set apart for the consideration Of Territorial business,
aud H. the report on the Sumner assault WAS not yet
printed, he should not, until Monday week, move to
take up the latter for consideration.
The Home then niinurned.
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TIE HnpTu ANERIrANS

New YORK, June I9.-The committee of confer.
ence appointed by the North American Convention
to confer with tue Republicans, reported the result Of
their mission to Philadelphia this afternoon. They
make no recommendation. Various speeches express
ing indignation against the Republicans were made
and the convention Adjourned till tomorrow.
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SCHOOL MED

a VlRGINIAN who mas had i've years experience In
N trac nlGg II male scaUOl. wishes Ia locate in II .UOl
neighborhood wh.r" = permanent school can DC establish,
cd. Sni.s!actor, rclci.ncts can b: given rs to character
ard qunIii. nrion.
Address r :. T., scottsville, Aibemarle county, Va.
lime r. cJw
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The laying Of the keel OF the Baltimore and Rich.
mond Company's new steamer Hiswa,ha has been
ccmEnenced in Baltimore See will BE- 225 feet long,
with IS ieet beam, To feet over guards, aud Is feel
iep,h uf hold. She will be ! 900 tons hurthen.
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TRENTON, Nd, JUNK 2O.-Mr. Dayton was Of
fciu!ly informed yesterday OF his nomination., by the
Black Republican committee. He made Hi address
endorsing the platform aud accepting the nolnina.
tim.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-24

MAhs,rD, in Baltimore. on the evening Of the 9Th Of
3isy, by the Rev. Ur. Bai,h Il. ROREHl-
SON. Esq 10 NARY A., .ldcs,daugLt. r of the late Henry
:. Montague, formerly Vi TIL, city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-24

PHILADELPHIA. June 2l.-Ex.Gov. Johnston
Was waited upon last evening, and promptly accepted
tue North American'' nomination Tor the Vice Pres.
idvuty.
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THADDEUS STEVENS ON II PROSPECTS
OF BLACK REPUBLlCANISM IN PENNsiL'

STENENo VN TIE
OF BLACK REPUBLlCANiSM IN
WANNA.
In the Philadelphia Black Republican Convention
THappEus STEVENS made the following remarks;
Mr.. Stevens saw what the current uf the C"nven'
tiou was-he did not rise to resist it-but he admon
ished delegates To take care it does not sweep away
friends as we'll III foes. lApplause] PennsylHan''
il embarrassed by the Withdrawal OF lie only name M
thought could save the State. lie would ike 10 nave
time To consult his colleagues. He would be sorry Il
See Judge McLeam's name introduced now, but b.
was assured that, without that Maine P'nasylra""
rouid be lost by O,UUo m9jorHy an NE Fall. In con
clusion, he moved to adjourn until I'D O'Clock to'mor
row morning.
We have not the slightest doubt that Mr.. STEVENS
prediction will be- verified!
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day OF J1ne, 1855:
Abel p. SInIrll, P'!
Against
Marguerite 4. c. Johnson, widow OF George y Johrs'1'
and Mary Anne Johnson. Marguerite H. -.ri IohHsoa
Chapman Johnson, Arthur Nicol.On john. AG'"DS
Clifford Johnson, Infant children of ih" s"d Tt-
Johnson. dcccns ed. und other
The object OF this snit j. 10 car : 40 'h[ct -. 80
TO- TITO saiC u c,ItaI.. inEG in haEa"n" county, -,
made between George ,. johnson md Cater .M -
(ao,h nos. iccensri) on tine Que pat, AMI III" P'H" - ,..
the other part, and affidavit having been n!H'e . i.
that the drtcndnntd above named Lr- non T-EirH'' " 49,
Commonwealth, thc said defendants are notified q Up
Il, the Rules to be holden in The Clcrk's Once OF ~ rrr
Court on the first Monday in September next anu
il necessary 10 protect their Interests ~ thi- rGt.
a C0py-Tcsie: pr.or C,,,t
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kN0THIn ABOLITION TICKET.
New luRK, June 90.-lhe Anti Fillmoreues held
. meeting to-day, aud nominated Fremont tor the
Presidency and Gov. Johnston for the Vice Presi-
doney.
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4 ~hogshead of tobacco, weighing over 900 pounds
@as cod IN Lyncbburg, Va, on Wednesday isst, a
SGN per hundred.
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LAUNCH OF ruE rOIORaDO

LAUNCH OF THE COLORADO.
NORFOLK, June l9.-TLs United States steam fri.
gate Colorado was launched at 10 o'cluck this morn
lug in a:handsome style.
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RAM HOUSTON TURNING STATES EVIDENC

BAN HOUSTON TURNING STATES EVIDENCE
AGAINST THE KNOW-NOTHiNG PARTY.
The Nucogdoches Chronicle says that Gen. Hous'
ton, while lately in that town, indicated to his friends
his entire want of confidence in the SUCCESS of the
present American party, aud his total Discrimination
to support either the platform or the nominee "lhe
party" adds the Chronicle, ITO which he allied him-
self for great and noble purposes, has become the
tool of selfish politicians, to whose schemes he cannon
lend the sanction Uf his name and influence.
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For TIE Enqnirer.
FOT We EHYHVe.
APPEAL OF TIE CLERGY OF RICHMOND.

APPEAL OF TIE CLERGY OF RICHMOND.
At a meeting of the Ministers of the Gospel in the
city of Richmond, convened on Thursday. the 18Th
INST, after public notice, the Rev. 1. V. Moore
was called to the Chair, aud The Rev. George Wood
bridge appointed Secretary.
The Rev. DR.. Smith, OF Randolph Macon, being
present, was invited to assist in their deliberations.
The meeting wis opened with prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Woodbridge.
The following Address was then presented, and,
after mature delibrration, was unanimously adopted.
T. V. MOORE, Chairman.
GEO. WOODBRIDGE, Secretary.
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juno lO-cw w rus. ROBINSON. Clerk


thr Circuit Court OF ,hr City OF Richmond, the 18th
day Of June, icJG.
Agnes Nicnlsun. P!aintih,
against
Marin N. Lipscomb. Sergeant OF the City OF Richmond.
and a. such administration CT Carter y Page, dec"a!ti.
and also hs administrator OF John b. S!coison. and Re.
uecca E,l.ey, iecca.cd; John White Page. exccu or Of
judith X. = ge, deceased; james E Heath, Andrew Johu.
SION, executor OF George y. Johnson, deceased; h"rtf.s
Il. EicOl-un. CnrOiue = Lee, HEi Mary speed, distribu.
tees y: John n. Hiculson. deceased, John Durham and
Mary Durham his wife. aud all others interested In ths
suhirc; nf This suit MD unklowl TO thu plaintiff. II any such
there Ee, bcie''aahp'
Til. object OF ,his suit ia 10 sell certHin real estate en-
brac,i in II deed of trust from Carter Is. Page to Jrhn q.
Camille and RoDcrt Gwa,nney. bearing da'c 2Oth Novenn.
Der, Isl9. and recorded in the Husiingo Court OF Richmond.
and 10 dispose OF, among those eudt'ei 10 the same, the
yruccccs to be realized ihrrr!rUIn, and also the proceeds
Of other property embraced in said deed and heretofore
so!d
And affidavit having been nude by the plaintiff thn rho
defendants. Martina Il Nicolson, Caroline P. Lee, Mary
Speed. John Durhnm and Mary Durham, are non 'chdeHii
OF this Commonwealth, and th4t the prrrons interes'eiln
The subject OF this suit are unknown 10 her, excep, soi'
~ les aT6 Eamoi gbO,e, II. sHlI non residents ara y
known defendants are notified to appear nj the rules 10 Ne
hJlteu in the Clerks Office OF the said Court on the thi
Monday in September next, and do what Is necessary u
protect their interests in this suit. A ~Cnpy-T"sfr.
June lO-cw4w EUS. ROBINSON, Ck
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NIKEINIh- At arIes huIdrn In Ihe { LerKs OH,

OF the Circuit Cuu., OF the City OF Isichmopi. the
! II day OF June. 1855:
Martha A. Organ. Misunderstanding dc boni. non, with the
will annexed OF " iiGHGI Allen, the elder, Pla!nuh,
i,aIn:t
James Murray John Murray. Jesse Brown, Theodorici
2. tuiiin. administration OF his late vile, sGs"nnahr and
Marra.tt Murray Defendants.
The object OF this suit wuG, originally, 10 %ioreclpse d
mortgage from John MIrray, the elder, To the testulpE u
the plma,ifi, nnd j. now coniiE ed Tor the purpose at sub'
jcctla. tie fund. winch arose from the sale q! properly.
conveyed hy .i.iam Murray, the elder, in trust, 10 IN.
de.nairy the securities 10 u bond executed by nm Tor the
proceeds OF the sulr OF the mort aged property Which
were plucci in hs hands. 10 the pay neat Ut the plaintiff
claim; and in case the fund should pot be- sLthrirnt 10 I'll 10
jccr the sail securities or their cs'a'rs tor the d. hrl-ncy
And affidavit > Eavin, brerisnsdc and filed that Giin en- &
ha. boon used. on b,hul' OF the plhn:i:, - s,cer,sin IN
VIVA, county or corporation rhe C"fcndnn 5 ABOVE aaineI
ARE, wi hout cttcci, the sail dc:cnrlants are notified 10 sp.
pear a, the rules to he holden in the Clerks Office OF the
said Court on th- first Monday IN september Hex, and do
what i. necessary to pro'cci their interests in THE sui,.
A Copy-rcsir.
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this cd
FOf the
Itae niiiol
fhedce|
t-esut ed
EAe lA,d'
profits
ttss;,i ac|
Hs succt
[coun 81
Feof 10 d
fhed per
|ies to b.,
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"As one who treads alone.
Sotnn banquet ball deserted"
Fredericksburg Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-29
Notice.

Il EEP it before the people that 4. v. OHMhk
supply u PORTE MONAIES. RErICuLk>, PUR6
rs. pOCKEr KNIVES. LADIES TRAVELLING D
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES. new aad hand
.ss.s .;,a 6: h.e- = c--rss :..s-,r Vic
Inns, ,iui,ars, Flutes, F.fes Accordeons, bsnjos,
bruins r.mborines, Sc. Aiss ! general assert
menl 81 Fancy aoods Toys. No.. Be-. for Caildrsn.
consisting in part uf Dssecting AAps Ut the World,
The Nation 4 the u. s., A b c Blocks, and IN fAss
every thing from "a Elephant down 70 bird, eli 81
which will ~ sold chap 1t
A. ]. O. III n ER 3
Fancy Goods Toy store. IT present on johnson
a. near tho Post Otise, and after tho 18th Of Noe
vii b. happy 70 wAlt IN his frisnds ~ his nss
stand IN III east aida n 3fd, between Main John
son ats., Keoksk.
Dot II din
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We hAvs int rssslvsa lsrgs ~ bsastifsl stcsn
u fspsu - Cards, dirssa frsn 10 ,sassfasls,,r
= which " vsuiA hviss Ne sA1ssslasa MsssAasss
sad bssassn No. W - eaasasose sssnsse.ss,
ssssss vsse. bsotss seesk, on sssAe sssss, 80 u
lss~ psisss, than ~ stAw ~ y lhis ely.
Il casd Printing ~ Sssy sssp<tstiss 10 spssA,
pvsss u quality 0uS psisss vary fsa q = Is ~
tA1usesA. Tor ordinary elae enrau
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ampessAns - 1aslsoaA ConssacsoSs.
V1SHR subscriber, inventor and pesentes II N In
j peovsd SELF Loading Cart, o. Scoop Cart, has
ssssasy brosght tothis locality few Of then, a.d
they are now ~ work eradiag Exchange strsst. IL
this city In tho han1s Of J. A. Vial, contractor,
where they nay be seen ss work 1t any time during
The season. They remove earth for oos-hAlf u .
eostof doing 81 she cart and shovel and Ne II
worthy the attention NJ eli engaged In that kind Of
hssiness. All interested IRE RESPECTFULLY invited
tpwitaess their opsrston and iafosm themselves -
" their vAlus and economy. All informAtiou On
th absct csn b obtsinsdo Of the sabscribvf ~ Ne
q. Vaaxiss mossi, or oi aE. Wal.
Ksoksk, Asgust 5o-dtwS.
ooe0nA~ss. cheap = orolg0s Do0essac,
00A General variety 0eoFO,
ORpOSITE THE ATHENA
"E ass nsw rsssiying the oheapsst and hest stock
w Of RAsAtonAbls eoAks shaw,s, blask silkaA hpn-
ass, ribAons, Sewers, snbvoidsries, stys tsin-
mings, velvet ribbOns, wooden and cashmere ~
ssry, 0sginOs, delAinss, l1strth, calicoe, Woelsn
silk, mtsinO and oottOn under -shiYts s1d drawess
lin~n skirts and collars, hlssched and unbleachsd
musiins, Irish lin ~, hieaahe1 and unhleashed
tabls cloths cd napkins, hsaA dresses and bsaids
bsssslsts u every variety, perfaassy, hsir and
tooth bsushsS, and las9e yasissy of netion1, II
u shisA will - cold q Asv Yesk prises.
n. =. We have sng agsa n. services d sasof u.
hsl cleak 0akes East v eOsaask car sloAk aspast
nsut. Cleaks eas without charge uhsa ~ noIs
sisas ars bossht In to store.
| (yLA11IC saa Histosis Portrai.s. u is. nsnss
~ 1ss sass ~ [novil cAVk4 1AlLN.
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At TEE
IAN IMBLE SKIP N Ell"
r AM nov receiving = heavy stock Of sGAyosAsLE
oooDs, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods but fresh and ntce
good sssort ment and large lot, to suit all kinds
VI customers.
There are three things to be eonsideredn trading
one 10 10 have the right kind Of gcd.; another IL
10 make the prices to suit and tho thrdis 70 have
accom- modAting sslcsncn. My houses posssss al
these reqairemenn and certainly there 10 The place
get Good Bargains.
WINTER STOCK consists in part Of the fol-
lowing: Dclaines, solid and figured debaiss, meri-
pss lustres, plads, linseys gngharns cloths, ess-
siw.rcs. casincts, twcesis, jeans, Canton hAnnes,
wool lannels al colors, opera nAnnels, wool CON-
forts, bools, uitts, gloves, hosiery, table Linen,
damask ID sper, shAwls, long and Bay State, men
wool shuts aud drawers, donestics, blue and brown
tickinss sbectings, hats and caps boots and shoes
and ever thing usually found IN the dry goods de-
psrtment And In connection with the above,
\ ave . large stock Of CsocKsky WARS. Having
r-c entity recruited my stock, can oa.r superior
indn ceincn ts in this line. Also good assortment
~ IN. ice FAMILY ukOCEKIkS; in fact, ever,
th;nv the uerchand,se lime, and IL there 10 any
auicie : Q cannot furnish, ~ can tell you whore
And IL. .a,vn,>,.,
,..ok = thos, Ne,c GOODS, which have not been u
hsna since the vesr one. Il ad,rds ~ pleasure \
| sh.v MICA so,ds. You will ind them 81
| nee. 81, n 4 100 Mais.st.. neonn3
n.,aa AZ. :. 5. BtLLINuS.
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niiiyuevy mnd Fancy aoeAs.
ATrENTIuN. LADIES!

r WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
i.saies 70 my large and well selected stock Of
Fsll and Winter I,ad, watch .iii sell q einsln.
ns.i nrcss. Nv stock consists 1T silk. straw, snd
1870, 4 ,pa,.s; s,.Y. /. .yis1sis .ssS.::s:ss: 9:
Ribbons. Flowers and Fsathsrs. selected With CREST
csrs You v,tl 6nd everything in the Millinery and
Fancy hxslasss. It my y me latest
$1,000. ~ IL shortest notios, such ~ lining. trim
, mins. bleashiag, pressing aud naking Annsts q
.vsr, assoription TO order. Will warrant al
/. work TO give satisfaction.
Come one. oome ali. No trouble 70 snow gooas :.
x,s ..i.nnv,s. 10 n johnson slfcet, between 2nd
: i'd I'd directly opposite OAmer' : Salo"n
-cOt26dIy - No. 0AhN - -
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s Is Us y
4. 1uu0AL1. L. nows ero. :. vrax.a
MExOALl.s lao NE = co.,
(succu00oe ~ n0ws, LoCxwooD : oo,y
Wnoeosaoo ou0 1osas0
AUCTION : COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Asa 0eal 8ssass Agsass,
Second St. a1st desS % the Atkss0an ,xssksk,
DARrIouLAa ssssssis. vii, !, ,.ss !. ,.ys.s
and ssliiag Real Estate and pssssaal property,
negotiating loaas, asd any other basiasa tAai nay
BE- entrusted 70 -.
We have convenient rooms, and will attssd 70
steering snd forwarding good. and prodses Of all
Liberal cash advances mad. on goods co.sir.sa
for sale wAsa desired.
We have large and well selected stock Of Gold
and silver waschss uvid Jswslry and notions which
- odsr 1T wholsaale and retail, as low a. eas be
foana in the country.
Merchantsand pcddisrs will b. supplied IL eY-
srsmeiy low prices for cash.
List - Rcai Esiase ter sale
by KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.
I FULL Lot on Main st; = do ON Johnson-st.;
valuable Lots on High street;
/" Morgan 81
I" Concert 50
I" q Orleans
Houses and Lots on Consert at;
Lots on 18th a.;
| Business Lot on First-st.
Lots, Levs~;
/ Valuable lots cor. High and 18th Sta;
| Hosse and Lot on No. xan-st
~ Asrss valuable land within mile VI the old
100 Acres Of Land within sigh, miles Of the ole
City Limits;
sAcrs. land in oak~o,d. Ills, valuable for gar
/ dcning purpose
Flown Lots in lakewood, GU which are growing
80 6ne young Fruit Trees.
novis KENDALL, HOWE 1 co.
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Ltef o. lsDtAsA tnks bAsss taken - Csr
'sasy o =: hssking hosses ~ ,als city
49, 49, " asAssN1, sl1a'
49, - 1891 Ss..s.s "a,
49, !. =. $1,000; .M g.
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