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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,


toUNTY OF BVrTE.
Mary Jane Walker tp Declaration of Sole ITrader
n MRS. MARY JAAE WALKER, wife of Jabez
"A q Walker, being desrous OF avaiing herself of
the benefits of certain Act of the Legislature Of the
State of California. and entitled " An Act tO author
ize married women so transact business IN their
name as sole Traders-passed April 18th, A. II.
l-j2" do hereby declare, that it is my intention TO
transact and curry on The business OF Keeping
dairy for the purpose OF selling mllk, butter &c IN
the cour, oi Butte and State of California. that in
tend to carry ON said business in my own name, aud
will hereafter be responsible for any dcbs contracted
by me- and that the amount of property Invested by
me in said business does not exceed the sum OF five
thousand dollars.
MARY JANE WALKER, IT,. ST.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence OF
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L.
COUNTY OF BUTTE.
dhN THIS this the 18th bay of November, A. D.
y one thousand eight hundred and hiIy>six, be-
tor. me, William q. English, Notary Public IN and
for the aforesaid county, personally appeared before
me- Mary Jane Walker, sole trader, personally
known to me 10 be the individual described in and
who executed the within instrument as the party
thereto. and she acknowledged 10 me that she cxe-
cutcd tho same freely and voluntarily for The uses
and purpases thereinmentoned. Aud the said Mary
lane Walker wife of Jabez G. Walker, having been
nv me first made acquainted with lhe conieDls ofs Ill
instrument acknowledged me, on an examination
had separate apart from and Without The hearing OF
her husband that she executed the same freely and
voluntarily. without fear. compulson, or any undue
iuhuence of her said husband, NJ q mat she did NOT
wish To retruct the execution Of the same.
In testimony whereof have here'inio set
n. ~ my hand and affixed my official seal, the day
and year first above written.
no5Sw WING. ENGLISH, Notary Public
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-20
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IN AFFlCE-At the Eye, Ear, and 0rthop@die Intr-
" y marv Mission street, between second aud Thlid
NEAR "tussian lIaths,' SAN FRANCISCO.
All Surgical Operations FREE 10 patients present-
ing themselves at The CLINICS, on Wedncsi lays ahd
SATURDAYS 40 N O'Clock, T.. NJ. Medical men of the
Cty and fucfc Coast. generally are respectfully IN
yietd To attend the lnfrmary Clinical days, WHEN
ever il may be opportune for themselves nuglo-tt
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BY Goddin & Apper.on, Aucfs.
COMMISSIONER,S aAI.E AR 4nrrs

III s.AASSSAON6kk1S SALE Of HOUAE
- ana Lot on Union HILL In pursuance Of deeres
S1onouhceo ey the Circuit Court Of the County Of
nennco 10 the suit Of Ratclifs va Lewis and a. an
Ie <oIn Gay o. April 1856, the undersigned sppoint-
~ xcommissaoner BY the said decree will on FRI
CA the 1sh day Of May. 1856 at the hour OF s
hoocA, M expose to sale at public auction. ON
ne premises house and lot in the cuuptv az Hs,ri
"a Union dl near the city Of Richupond fronsinr
y.eient feet on Twenty third street and rnnn;ng
. foetween parallel lines one hundrrd and tb;rsy
C.rv ists oe,ns the property on which William r.
TIk:saM,s-onethir6 cash; and the res,ans i, two
s. i1us.simenfs Of and l2 months carrv;ns in
.5sI tne day of sale, the ruycbssar sys.,,,;.
MS ooLo Iof the credit instalroenfs and t;,Is y, Us
EsHy renamed until full purchase money /. ns;SS
chaser. IOI " n0 ~ ~ paiI py the pur-
i sale conducted by GoDDIs { APpEasos.
Immediately after the above sale viii ~. -. a..
nousehod Furniture on the premises cnn.;st;,.. IS
keds and Bedstesds, Wardrobe Cabinet Carns..s -
Terms cash. my28 e. "A. xncts
MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT ON rs,n
~ AND POPLAR STREETS For SALE Ar
AUCTioN-Will be sold, on FRIDAY, the S0th of
May, on the premises at o'clock, NJ q neat
framed tenement. located above, suitable for a
small family. 1t 10 new and rents well
TERMS One-third cash; balance at and months
Tor negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
trust deed or title retained. The taxes for 1856 to be
paid BY the purchaser. 80, 49,
GODDIN APPERSoN,
my 20 Auetianasrs
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WA Hook for NothinR: Instructions

" Hook for Nothing! Instructions
GRArIs!-0o to the DAGUERREoTYpE WAGONS,
corner OF 9Th and Broad streets, and get two
OF JOHNSON'S Fifty Cent or Dollar Pictures for
your friends and he will give you his Treatise ON
Dasuerreotypng and Photography, by which you
may learn the various processes used in the Re-
member his prices are low He who does large bust
sell cheap Johnson with his assistants take
avery large number of Daguerreotypes daily He can,
therefore, sell you larger pictures for so CENTS and
ONE DOLLAR, than you can get else where; they
are in the best style. He has been many years in the
business Good pictures taken in any kind of wealth
en- the lights in the wagons built for the pur
pose. DAGUERREOTYPE WAGONS,
my 1---lm* Corner 7th and Broad streets.
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q Benz. Franklin and Prof. De Grn

sem. FRANKLIN and Prof. DE Grnth,
shAhn Drought electricity from the heavens to the
earth' frof DE Grath applied that electricity to re-
neve diseased mortals. Prof De Graths ELEcrRIc
Eneumatism and Neuralgia in q day or two; cures
Group, tramp. Pains in the Breast in 10 minutes
cures hurns Sprains Wounds from 10 3days; cures
Sweiled Glands, Stiff Neck, from to days; cures
Erysipelas scrofnla, Pimples from to 10 davis
days. ~"
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond. and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot, No SO
commercials. INV 2~ts
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:.
. FAsHIONAHLE MILLTNR. ~
NJ, FANCY GOODS, &c. ~

fASHAONABEE MIIEINR. - =
ny, FANCY GOODS, &c. &0
80 MRS. j. DEMELMAN. ~
Main street. between I7th and 18th streef.l
Has Just returned from the North. With her spriue
and summer assortment of MILLINERY cnnrstirs
o. me Lesnorn NcopoIitsn and Split Straw Bonnsts
Ribbons and French Flowers Also large sssort.
msnt Of Aisses and Boys FIsts, md Csntiemsns an
peror Legnorn Hats She has Xix wise rood supply
Gloves. Mitts kc 'S'
anime. ~ A sAN -
:, y- BoNNETs and HATS Bls.es.d :. short To-
tice. rr.1 IT,
GH2Hn NOTICE. TO THE LADIES,.-HaV-
Ing just returned from the North Vi fh fresh
and splendid assortment OF nice and fashion
80. able silk, Lace, Grape, LnsIish, Leghorn
Sonnets, also full assortment Of Leghorn Braid
bioomers with . full supply Of French Flowers l
would respectfully ask call from the Ladies and ex.
anime my stock, assuring them that will sail the
above article: cheaper and good they DO pur-
chased any where in the city.
WIN FLEIsHMAN,
On 18th st., next door to Benton Bakery,
Opposite the Old Market.
tice by WI.
my 6-dlm*
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~ Gibbs Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHoroGRAPHs OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scRIPrIos.-Dsguerreotype copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, if desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
Bile style of portraits
Ambrotypes in lockets, pins, cases, and flames oil
all descriptions. P. E. GIBBS,
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9th
fe l6 Richmond.
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ytHFH L
received q large aud increasing patronage from
the citizens of Virginia, which l have endeavored to
merit introducing every improvement into my bu-
nness; in which have been greatly aided for some
years by the valuable assistance ors particularly in
Ambrotyping) of MIR. r. s. SANXAY and in addition,
CHALMERS--which together with my ow n general
superintendence, will enable to accomplish, flat.
turned respectfully request the public to ca II
and examine my specimens, at
PRATTS GALLERY,
my I7---lm No 1t5 Main st., Richmond. Va.
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~ Fencing Academy....P. Wtlbacher
takes pleasure In inforans his frisn6e and amatsnn
ton 1t No. SO Msin street. Terms - for eoarss
OF u lessons IN glasses. mh H-m
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~ Spring Stock..-Th0s. k. Price d Go.
desire to say their customers and the public that
they are in receipt of very great variety of NEW
THINGS, and one of the House will be in market
Of the season, buyers may be assured of nd ng
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
r. complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH l8-Sm
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~ FSr the Hair. 1.-THE GREATRST
Ga,nsx cry OF THE AGE.-PELLETIEHs
ssiegance and fashion in this country and Eurona
glossy and luxurious growth Of hair can he
n neg oy Its use, and 10 the only article known
Price 25scents N '1'niHs gray
Fer sale BY BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
o NJ. sss APPERsoN, and all Druggists.
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|" Hair nye. U.Ir mo.

. Hair Dye, Hair Dye...Johw.or Rar.
GER mas Hair Dye which 10 instaneous and never
wsshes on. We will advise all who dye TO give john
on es az he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
nlso TO be had FLETcHEK's HAIR Toxic an infai.
heis remedy for all the ills that the human hair il
10TH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND Cary STREETS.
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by 0eddtn Il Appersen.
IS s AGf nsEr xyA 1ESxE c,w9,oon LAND
70 BROOK PLANK ROAD, Tor sir.s - ~
A1uCTIOM-WiIl Be sold on Mouday. tie ~ A.. -
we ~ II the premises Commencing e ~ loeS
nj seres t io, at, e Wssa Land he one so.tsuns
- Hoad about quarter mile or the BrocE pisnL
D sss ,IsGni.iDs ne lands q nsra Jsass ai sos
ta :,ppcssd that there may be cot /. each .cr.
tho.s !" Q o cords Of pine Wood which would su;t
nssr ~ the business Of brick MAKING bsins
TEsMs.-ons fosrth essh. S ~. ~ !. "a
rstsnsd N; so,iabe notes. interest sdded md ttie
wear is ~ me iss note !. paid The taxss for he
my GOBLIN xfPERsoH. Aue,.
"a HH iAhssuSSaF i L1AND OF THE VIII
AND aaTH srR re- YaousE AND LOT ON MAIN
MoND. FOR SALE AZ xu uaT oG1Ty OF RICH.
on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of june ,ass o % sSid
land on the Williamsburg road sh,n; q acres Of
Richmond, nearly opposite the farm 81 ~ oeow
McGruder and ON the following dsv' W. " g
premises the Houseand Lot in the cty Of on me
at the corner of Main and 24th streets ca;mond,
the southsde of Main street IS feet runnins ~. c
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at s. 6 and o mo.
for negotiable notes. interest added and title ret.n
ed till last note il paid By request Of the attorney d
Inc aers Of Jas Dunieyy decd The taxes for the
my 2s.-tds G6DDiN kPPERsoN, Auct..
TRUSTkEs' SALE OF LAND AT AUG.
TION.-ln pursuance of the provisions of Trus
Deed executed by c. d. jackson and wife to the un
dersisned ~ Trustees for the Union Building Fun,
Company dated 18th July, 1855, by the direction o
the Board Of Directors of said company we SHALL o.
SATURDAY. the 7th day of June, 1895 at the hou
OF orc 'oek r. H., proceed to SELL on the premises
at public auction to the highest bidder all that Lot
Land, with Framed Dwellinghouse thereon, IN til,
county OF Henrico near the city of Richmond front
ing - feet On Adams street. between Short and Pleas
Us feet to an alley Is feet wide, together with til.
use OF said alley, being Lot number five tho 81 in
plan OF Lots annexed to q Deed from r b. Mitchell
March, 1852. ~
Terms OF SALE Cash. If desired at the time o.
sale, different terms may be agreed upon, with tn,
consent of Mr.. Jackson. ~
q STIrRRQ
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BEAUTIFUL FARM NEAR MITCH.
ID ELLIS SPRING, THREE-FOURTAS OF
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
havng Man1n to move to sam9rs offer my
three-fourths of mile North Of Richmond called
and known as Spring Hill, adjoining Mr. William A.
Griffins. 1t has on it first rate Brick House with
six rooms and passage, two porches, good kitchen
with four rooms, new meat house. carriage house,
stable with four stalls feed house Shelters and mar
kst house, and other necessary houses; first rate
well of pure water in the yard, good peach orchard
and some cherry trees and shrubery of various kinds
and six asparagus beds three hundred feet long and
all kinds of vegetables growing the land suit
able for marketing purposes This farm contains ten
acres of land as rich as plant bed. This farm is
well enclosed with the best timber
Possession can be had immediately by the purcha-
ser, if desired The growing crop of Vegetables
Msssrs GoDDrN l. APPERsoN, Auctioneers, for terms
and other particulars.
NV 29---tw J. Ell. COOK
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FUTURE DAYS.
81 Tsyisr 4 wiifis n.


COMMISSIONERS SALE or ONr m,
~ DIVIDED M0IETY OF THE SWAN Tlv-
~ I'm lBROAD STREET hOTELl PROPERTY
AND sra STREETS-Punuant to . dscrse Of ths
Circnit Court of the city of Richmond, entered On
the 9Th Of February, 1855, in the case Of "ysusso
and ala W. 0oddin, the subscriber, special com
missioner thereby appointed, will procsed 70 sell
public auction upon the premises ON MONDAY,
Soth June, at O'Clock, P. H., ons undivided moiety
OF the property described in the proceedings in said
case a. the Swan Tavern Property; having trout
on tho north side Of Brood street. it, intersection
with 9Th street Of i6o feet and running back the
al half acre depth.
TEaMs.-The interest upon 80 S2o from 18th Au-
gust, 1854 until 1t IL paid, and the of $2064 and
the expenses Of the said sale to be paid in cash. and
the resdue to be paid with interest In four equal
stalments at intervals OF 9, IL Is and "a months,
from the day Of sale, for which deferred payments
the commissioner shall take negotiable notes with
endorsers the title to the property being retained
farther security until the purchase money i paid.
JAMES LYONS,
Special Commissioner.
INV Solids TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ePHCIAx MOTcra

~ DR.. BurweIl M res.r.~s - -. Il.
and may be found at his Office. lover the .,rs 90
., SPENCE corner Of Main and Governor Eta. -
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BY John Il. ID. Payne.

COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON 9rH STREET
FRENCH GARDEN HILL.--As trustees in a deed
Of trust, made to secuTo to Vincent Bsrgsmin the
30th inst, at 5 O'Clock r. NJ. on the premises that
beautifully located Cottage Residence, the west
aide Of 9th street. north of Leigh street, and edjoin-
ing the cottage residence of VIM. y. Richie, ESQ
frsnting 81 feet on 9th street. and running back about
i25 feet to wide alley
This sale will be made at the risk aud costs of thu
former purchaser, who failed 70 comply with the
terms of sale.
Terms will be accommodating, and made known
on the day OF sale.
JOHN R. d. PAYNE, r-u..
c. H. SUTTON, trustees.
Sale conducted By Jons b. d. PAYNE, Auct.
my 20--tds
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Set your household IN order - ...,.
mer approaches, the human system becomes Sshsi;.
tated and often % much weakened that life beconss
ss well ss adults, snffer from relaxation az IL
nerves. and when nature 10 anaided. permanent dis
eases are ,ne irni OF NEGLECT good tonic. In sueh
BiTTERS possess the requisite qualities. the frs
use OF them all that 10 necessary to stimusts az
digestive orsAns sharpen the appetite ma s;ys a.
tone TO the stomach will enable the msebjnsrS -
our natures to perform ita functions in healthy man
ner In no instance have they failed to give eptire
them TO public favor na
and elsewhere. nv "
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~ Bow ers, Snyder and Carter--of the
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS, have opened an Office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street
NH g-Sm*
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aosps sANf ffaiss' k hhfs5nsns L DR

now be tound &C the well known cheap cssh stoyeso
NJ EZEKIEL. as MAIN STREET.
Ladies' in want of cheap Goods will please ALI nd
ex.niine his stock of DaESS GOODS In BARE1ES
DEsEGE and CHALLfE DE LANES. all A Low
asa sISrPEscE fasp-usuai price 25 cents Fsst
color Prints best quaty Dress SILK cheanest In All.
city, as low as 10 cents per yard.
In WHITE GOODS am selling the greatest bar.
gains ever offered Cambria Muslins at I2A cents =
ward worth N CENTS 8rilhants at IS cents worth IA
ets eolorcd Dotted Swiss at iSse. worth 25c white
Dotted Swiss at l7c usual price 37lc finest quail ~
Sprisged Dresses at - cents cheap at IS cents: and
S~is Muslus at % and Is cents of the finest quality
the best and cheapes, Biesched Cottons IN this city:
Worked Collars at SIC, Sleeves ct 10 and lac setts
Of finest French Worked Collars and Sleeves So 50,
ga cents, half their value; 200 style Nantes,
Just received. and being sold at reduced prices
For bargains, call at N. EZEkIELS
old established Cheap Cash Store,
myg IS Main street.
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~. The Great Russian Remedy.-Pro Boz
NO PUBLIco.-"Every mother should have q box in
the house handy, in case of accidents to the chill.
dren."
REpDIgG's RUSSIA SALvE.-It is 9 Boston remedy
of thirty years standing and ia recommended by ply
scians It il and speedy cure for Burns Piles,
Boils Corus Felons, Chilblans, and Sores of every
kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch, Scald Head Net
tie Rash Bunions, Sore Nipples, recommended by
nursesl Whitlows Sites Festers Flea Bites, Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it is most valuable remedy and cure which can be
testified to by thousands who have used it In the city
Of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no will this Salye do injury or interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
pnrest materials, from recipe brought from Russia-
OF articles growing in that countryand the proprie-
tors have letters from all classes cergymen, physi.
Clans sea captains nurses and others who have used
II themselves sad recommend it to Others.
Readings Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier which picture is also engraved on
The wrapper. Price Is cents 3 box.
Sold all the stores 10 town or country, or may be
ordsrsd of any Wholesale druggist
REDDIN9 CO, Prepreton,
No State st., Boston.
~ BENNETT BEERS & FISHER, Agents for
Eiahmoad fe l2-d6m
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~ DIR. j. w. Brand offers his Profess
sieual services to the citizens of Richmond Office
Third, between Cary and Canal streets.
my 2-lmk
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my 17---lm No 145 Main st. Richmond, Va.


u TO Tue IHuies OF Nlchm0nu.---We are
prepared to Clean, Dye in fancy colors, Grape
Shawls, Silk Dresses Silk Capes &c, well they
can be done in New York elsewhere. Silk Dresses
cleaned and grease wine spots removed, without
ripping. Specimens of work at all times be seen
at our office DENNIS L. BROTHER,
Successors to ]. w. Hines. Franklin st.,
my 2l-2w+ Opposite Metropolitan Hall
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" Batchelor,s Hair Dye.-.Tweufx ve.r~
experiment and application Justify the in
Wssrrn1tinx this the best Hair Dye In existence.
nyss oiacs or brown instantly, without the least
ps S private rooms) At Batchelor's Wig Factory,
The genuine for sale by
n,o BENNETT, BEERS FIsuER.
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CY Baths! Baths! Baths Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths be had at all hours from
O'Clock, A. M to 10 z. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Shs-
wing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
HOTEL Entrance on 18th street. Single bath IS cts.
or S tick ets for dollar NH q.
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r. Leeches, Leeckes, Leeches...I have
Just receiv d by Adams Express, q lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be spilled upon the
most reasonable terms. can be found at ell hours
OF the day the hair dressing under the Amer
lean Hotel and at night 18th street between Main
and Franklin. my8 E. C. HOBSON.
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BY DiclkiOs0m. Hin ~ 10.
GONIMISSIONEKS3S SALE OF SI1AYES

BY Dickinson. Hill ~ 90.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF SLAVES.
~ Under decree of the Circuit Court of Rich
mond, in suit of "Ho, &c., Roganni, &c,n will be
sold MONDAY the 18th day of May, at 10 O'Clock,
A NJ, at the auction room of Dickinson, Hill u Co..
slaves--consisting of woman named Mary and four
children, the eldest about years old Terms cash.
BY order of the Commissioners.
DICKINSON HILL l. CO,
my 14-dtds Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale of slaves 10
postponed to MONDAY, the ID Of June, at the same
hour nay 26
% Y virtue Of Deed of Trust executed on
ID the oath of January 1855, by Patrick II. Bridge
water and duly acknowledged In the Clerks Office
of Henrieo County Court shall, at the request of
the parties interested proceed TO sell the 18th of
May at the hour of IL O'Clock NJ, In front of the
Court House of Henrco county, six acres of land,
or less lying in the county of Henrico. about
miles below Richmond, the Williamsburg road,
upon which there is small house. The title to the
above property is believed to be good but shall con.
vey only such title a. il vested In me.
TERMs-One-third cash, aud upon credit of three
and six months for nsForabe notes satisfactorily
dorsed interest added from the day of sale a. to the
residue. A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until the first MON.
DAY in june, at the same tim. ard place.
my l6---tds A. B. HUTCHINSON, Trustee.
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~ DIR. Owen Ii. Hill having resumed the
practice of medicine tenders his professional services
10 the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office over his Drug Store corner Franklin and 18th
streets nay l0]m
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MUNTGOMEkY WHITE SULPHUR
lSl SPRINGS hese Springs will be open for tn

IVVONTUOUEnH
lSl SPRINGS hese Springs will be open for the
reception of Visitors
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1885,
They situated in Montgomery county, Va, one
aud half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, from which there 10 q BRANCH RAILROAD
to the Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond or Petersburg after
breakfast, reach the Springs by o'clock, p M same
day. all the way by RAILROAD.
The accommodations have been very much ex-
tended since last season; the are large snd
comfortable, and capable of accommodating ], 900
persons
The Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
now building Branch of their line the Springs
which will be in operation early in June
very large BATH HOUSE has been built since
last season.
Address, ROBERT H. MOSBY
President of the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs Co., Montgomery County, Va.
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n Hair Cutting...To strangers visiting
she city, aud citizens IL you wish to get your Hair
cut in she latest and most becoming style, l W, uld
adviss you to call HOBS0N. at his Hair Cuttin z,
Shaving Shampoaing aud Bathing room, under the
American Hotel Entrance on llth street.
b. Whisksrs by od either Black or Brown color.