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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
NOTICE.

worshipping the LIST Presbyterian Church
hereby Informed that have been made
keep house comfortable. In the city will
also ind welcome II good
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FIRM AND USIrED.-The Republican men,
bers OF the Legislature are a unit, intent only
on serving their constituents to the best OF their
abilities. They are looking to the welfare Of
our Territory. its prospective greatness and fu-
,urc position among the States of the Union.
and while it is their intention to preserve their
organization as party. they will most readily
cooperate with their opponents in any thing
honorable to advance the interests Of Minneso-
ia. Can the Rice men say the same!
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Relief for the Poor-The Union Benevolent Association
the City Paul, would inform the destitute that
pcation to Mr.. b. f. HoYr Pres't; ExGov. RAMSEY,
Mr. L. DAYTON, Vice Presidents, their immediate
be relieved. JOHN NICOLS, Sec.
lac.O
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90 FOR SALE,
.MtX A splendid brick house Fort street.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
go Lot 8, Block 15 Ksons Addition. There is house
"s on said Lot that Is comfortable for . small family.
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MARSHALL & CO.,
bankers and Exchange Brokers.
Cor. Third and Cedar Streets, 81. Paul.
vN1lIL receive deposits, buy
w WARRANTS and loan money, and make Investments for
non-residents.
REFER
G. II. Rogers Co.. so Wal street, New York.
Keen h Taylor, 1ol Walnut street, Philadelphia.
N. Holmes & Son-, Pittsburgh
Kinney Espy & CO., Cincinnati.
Bank Of Mo-. and Dar,y Barnsdale, st. Louis, No.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
n. Corwith & Co.. Gaiena. ~
Flagg & Savage, Quincy, I'll. sea-tf
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FOR SALE,
On0 ACRES Of gxd lands 4 Green Y.ate. J,
wv % per acrc-k In 6 months, IN year--io De,
cent. Interest," These are splendid timber lands. these
Terms tho price about per acre.
rates OF interest considered .r7.s = -
ALSO. 700 ACRES, IN A BODY
Is miles from St. Paui-same terms. q Z; trsgss-l
no24-n c. n. PARKER.
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M(llrll)1lll(les;lott;a)j .G iinws,
SATURDAY, JAN. s, 1856.
WAS TT HONORABLE:


What .-For Mr.. Tillotson to claim a seat
in the Legislature, knowing that the majority
Of votes were cast for Mr.. Howell? No.
Was it rights No; because it never is right TO
attempt to deprive neighbor of that which is
beyond a question, his Was it neighborly z
No. LAS We would that others should DO unto
you, do We even so unto them," and this ap-
plies most forcibly to Mr.. Tillotson. A man
who steps aside to take advantage Of an error
made by clerk, certainly cannet entertain so
high an appreciation Of honor, as he, who. re-
CARELESS of party, consults the dictates of his
own conscience, and acts out the impulses of
his better nature. Mr.. Tillotson may hold his
seat. but he will no longer hold place in the
affections Of the people. That he has forfeit
ed their regards, is self-evident, and while on
the down-hill track, he will find quite number
willing to help him along. 1t is said that the
Arch Angel fell from his high estate. but we
do not learn that he has been reinstated.
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UPHOLSTERY, MATrRASs AND BEDDING
e-sa WAR EHOUSR.


u. BERG, would r-specsfuy nfosm the cifisens Of st.
LIZ Paul and vicinity, that ready do all Of or
In his iinemake the Hair and Hks Hattnss "a order
the shortest window Curtains pap~g han9ns
exeeued in the bess anns Please give bin before
purchasing eisevhere shop ON 81 Anhony~, opposite the
hsce houses NO. = ano on frankn-st' Me- u nof7.ty
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NOTICE IL hesst eiysn by the sndkssd Corpor.tors Of
the Afnnesots DsS1ge Company, the DookS o. ia
Company win be cpensd 18th day o. yspusyy 1ses At
ssa sec ms fSrsocon q mat day, q the King
.. Annoy N kay County ysnd q once Of ~ n Y.
Cornell N eauepin County. r. r. for tbe pur
pese recvnc to the cspitsT sto Of sssd Com.
Dated Disc. esth, 1885, ~ 1esf~c
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TO RENT.

TWO Store Rooms the House, 20 Sy so. WI
be rented until the list April next at farprcr
Can De had for one Ave years. Inquire OF Fl, ~.
ded Str r nfYwv
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FOREIGN EXCHANG e
ST. PAUL MARKETS


70 EXCHANGE England, Ireland and Continental Eu
rope, for sale by
noI9-n IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK.
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A rather unpleasant rencounter took place
yesterday morning at the Capitol. While the
members Of the House were attempting to eff
feet an organization Mr.. Goodrich, of the Pr
oneer, met Secretary Rosser in the hall dvi-
ding the two Houses, and charged him with
coaleseing with the Republicans to deprive him
of the printing. Mr.. Rosser informed Mr..
Goodrich that he was mistaken. Mr.. Good
rich replied that he was not mistaken, and that
he could produce the afidavits OF several persons
to prove his assertion. Mr.. r. inquired if he
intended his remarks as an insult! Goodrich
replied that he could take them as he pleased,
whereupon the Secretary struck G. in the face,
when blow was exchanged for blow, until the
parties were separated by by-stander. We re-
greet the occurrence of this affair, as it must be
as dsagreeable to the parties interested as it
certainly is to the community at large.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS IN ALL IFS BRANCHES.
Having complete sock Of goods suited to the winter
trade, they would solicit call pubc Knowing tn.
th are better prepared than
dei-Ims LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
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A NEW COOPER!
IN Just Published,
SARATOGA: A Tale of 1871

A Romance of American Border Life. One vol,
12mo., muslin-Price 81 25
American Noveiists have at late confined them
selves mainly to sketches of social and domestic e
They have aimed to produce miniatures aud cabinet
pieces rather than historical pictures The author of
SARATOGA has chosen large canvas and has wrought
with bolder hand BY placing the of his story
what then the of civilization, and por.
traying characters trained in all the exigencies of
border life, he has constructed narrative full of
startling incident and thrilling adventure without vio-
latink The probabilities of history. The bold Gnu
tous woodsman, Sandy risham, tho watchful, tact.
turn Indian, Catfoot, and the willy revengeful half
breed 'oe will compare favorably with ths best de-
inearions 10 the Leatherstocking Tales of the great
American Novelist. Since Cooper pat forth his ear
lier and better novels ne American author has writ
ten work of this class possessing merits equal to this
tale of life on the borders
The title of this book gives us 10 know once the
nature OF its contents. 1t abounds in incidents of
exciting character.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The numbers from to 81. 600 CORE spending with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes ard
placed in one wheel
The frat 200 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and a number is
drawn ION the wheel of numbers. and at the same
time a prize is drawn from the Othsr wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
Cd to the audience, ana registered by the COMMITS
sioner, the prize being placed sgsinst the number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the pIz'
wn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZEs--The two preceding nd
the sue ag humble to those draw ing the
zoo prizes will be entitled the 800 Apprc
prizes according to he scheme.
sR-The Nj hangers, determined that their Lotteries
shall excel all oil hers Offer TO tho pubic the above
scheme W hich for the brliancy of ts capitals and
the chances of obtaining prizes, has never been
equhlied
rF Remember tina. every prize Is drawn, and pay.
able in full without reduction.
~ All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid iwme
diairy after the drawing other prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The
drawn numbers will be forw arded to purchasers i'm
mediately otter the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Priza Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can he addressed either to
$. SWAN d co Atlanta, Ga,
au l2-tSi2 OrS SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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VIRGINIA GLARS HOhhs... sun
scriber having purchased ths remaining material,
and fixtures of the Glass Works at Rockets recently
destroyed by fire, and having erected large and
commodious building with view to establish q
GLASS FACTORY at Richmond respectfully in
forms dealers and consumers Of Glassware that he
will be prepared fill all orders that he may be ia
vored with by the 10Th of Sc Ptember next.
He will keep always hand, and manufacture to
order, every description of
Druggists Glassware Jars of all kinds
Mineral Water Bottles Covered Oemijohns
Porter and Wine do Carboys
Ink and Cologne do Tumbers, Flasks &c
Claret and Sweet Oil Bottles
Together with every variety of Glass Hollow Ware.
" Particular attention given to Private Mouids of
any color required.
Employing none but competent and skillful work
men, and being determined to prosecute the buslc
with energy, he feels confident he will be able to
compete with any similar establishment IN the Union
in sy le quality and prices The support and patron
age of the Southern community is solicited.
tF- LIST OF PRICES will be sent out in a
few days, from which it will be demonstrated to
dealers that they will be consulting their interest by
purchasing from his Factory, as large per centage
In breaksges, &c, will be saved.
jy 22-dim JACOB s. ATLEE.
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~rIctcher,. liair Tonic Ia one Of tn

rvEIctcher's Hair Tonic y" one OF inc
- ,nrant,d for the Hair Its soothing aud pcne-
Vac fleets ara wonderfully and perceptt6ly fet,
;.,r,a, that the general clsmaton Is, On what
,Hhtfu article Fletcher's Hair Tonic ia and its
Eat, are uneguaed by any other propagation. IL
tiy ersiicstes dsndrnf from the seal p 1t speed
ns the hsir from falling of, it makes the coarsest
800 and r,iant and the redest hair, by the use of
-. tllIl.s Is changed TO beautiful dark brown
q Z. there any preparation that IL equal to
watchers IN dressing hair. One or two applica-
,inas week being sufficient to keep II Ia healthy
.ad hy the princp.l Druggists In the city and
,-,rv and for sale, wholesale snd retail by the
CO.., f.tur.r JOHN b. JOHNSON,
10Th at, between Main and Cary.
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|" The aammer ....lt. ns....>. ,..rh
REMEDY AT HANDt

REMEDY AT HAND.
,HAMPToNs VEGETABLE TINcTuRE.
OF this medicine In Cholera Morhus Gi.rrhrs snd
Diseases Of the Bowels incident to tho season. IL In.
visorates the stomach and bowels and renders tn.
y indeed ., rn ~ in combating the approach
MT WI; High, No. la5 South Paca street., Bait
cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous die.
MIR Edwin NJ. sprankiin. No. n R.,,.,., STRAIT
Baltimore, most dreadful osse Of ScrofuIa of years
standing iost number Of pieces of bone, restored
Miss Mary seofsld, Teacher. No. ESQ B,ltimor. .t
ner case siter years Of suffering has asonished her
'iie"a' Ley me shilcted call and SEQ her.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
boy IN the family of The Hon w p Thsmnssou
once member of Congress, from Kentucky was !
mass OF sores from head TO foot Hs evelids turned
sut Protfudns the eyehslls so a. to pro-
s.n,s 9.'naneas tie was cured by HamptOns Vege.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
MI w IN. oldham, of Baltimore custen,-house snf-
Tered from these comploints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected He wss cur ed by Hamp-
TONS Neeetsble !incture after other things failed
Mr. p. COUGH, CoNsUMPTIoN, &c
great weakness etc. had in all, Ave or six physicsna
tried all thsr-medi-s, but was cured only by
, HhAPToN'S PROFITABLE TINCTURE
ny It's mid action the stomach iysr and tba kid
reys will cure By.pep.ia Coughs, I.thmn. RronoS,a
and Lung Affections, Pains in The Back Side and
H,ea'a; C0nsnmpt'0a, Ser?f"io: Rheumatism, Cont
and Ne,ro", Debdi'ies and all diseases arising from
DELICATE CHILDREN
One bottle will prove its supe rior virtue
- AS 4 FEMALE MEDICINE
Hampton's Tinctye cannot be exeelied.
sold ~ . A. sTRECkER and PURCELL. LApD
al a. the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
teepen everywhere.
a oil Per bottle; bottles for g.
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ny Lnrus ~ shine, Ancts.

EENTEEL HOU EHOLD FUREI.
NJ TURE AT AUCrION.---Will be sold at public
auction, on FRIDAY. the 18th inst. CONNIE ncing at
10 o clock, at the residence Sd between Clay and
Leigh streets and opposite the dwelling of Capt Jno.
NJ shepherd, 1.-THE parties being about to decline
housekeeping.l the entire stock Of we'll kept House
hold Furniture in said House, embracing in part
hogany Parlor and Rocking Chairs Sofas Lounges;
elegant Paror and Chamber Carpets; do do Mir. rs
Tste-a-Tetes; Ottonans; Mantle Ornaments. Also,
several large Feather Beds and Spring Hair Mattress
es Also, l magnificent Mahogany High post Bed
stead Marble top Washstauds; Oil Cloths; Clocks,
&C, &c embracing every article usually f. und In
we'll kept establishment. LARUS SHINE,
an IS Anctioneera
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Is, 1856 Prizes amounting 204 900
Tho Is ore prizes of So are determined by tho
number which draws the $40 oea,--f that number
should be an odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to SO if an
even number, then every even nn mber ticket will be
entitled to 80 in addition TO any other prize which
may he drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal suantty OF odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing
nearly half the cost of the same, with chances Of
obtaining other prizes.
All those tickets ending with q, 2, 4, 6, 8, are
even-all tboss with |, s, ), 7, 9, are odd
II Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay.
able in full without deduction.
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forw srded to purchasers i'm
mediateiy after the drawing.
~ Whole Tickets 10; halves S.; quarters S24.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can he addrr ssed to
s. SWAN q Co, Atlanta, Ga,
jy 3l-dtd Or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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~ +. Wtlbncb e r, Dealer In LiauOrs
Wines, Cigars, &c, No. 2oa Main street. Richmond
va mgSI---ts

" pcrfumed BrcRfh.-- What lady N,
gentleman would remain under the curse Of a diss.
sresahle breath when by using the "Bslm Of Thou.
sand Flowers" dentifrica would not oply reude,
1t sweet, hut leave the teeth white az aiabaster =
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and
ton it, Pour single drop Of the balm" On ysur
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and morning
6ny cent bottle will last year.
4 beautiful Complerion may be acquired nv ustps
the "Hslm Of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
TAM pinples and eckes from the skim leaving OF
a soft and roseate hue. Wet q tow ell pour on two or
three drops, and wash Tho face nisht and morning
Shdsirg Nude E0sy-Wet your shaving brush n
either cold water, pour two three drops
Of "Balm Of aThoussnd Flowers" rub the heard wsi
snd It will make beautiful soft isher much fscilita.
tug the operation of shaving Price only 50 cents
For sale by FETRIDGE Co, proprietors, and all
druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
fs I2-S6m Agepta Rishmoud.
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ny oshornc's new Mon ster

ty oshornc' new MON sfer
stSIIGUT Is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
gE0TyPES and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
,tsn II his nouter size Skylight Gsllery TO surpass
,yth.ns IN ;h5s part of the country. Come ana SEQ
-, yosfsrlvss We are prepared to put up ILLNESSES
in .vefy known style OF Art. Now on hand, Morocco,
V-lv4t. Pearl She'll, Union PAPER Mschie and Jewel
r,d Inct.iis and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Asa Amhroiype and Dsguerreotype stock and mate
slsa. Wholesale to country operators, at New YORK
,irs. 0SBORNE'S Gallery,
INV II Sign Of the Flags.
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re- DIR. DupOncs'S Golden Pills for Fe-
M&IES.-The combination of Ingredients in the pila
Hro perfectly harmless Their efficacy and merits
based pom a extensive practice Of over ia rty
years. and where the directions have been strictly
lArtss relieve painful and difficult menstruation,
particularly at the change of life They will cure all
~.akGass, and remove all distractions arising from,
cold. eXpoAgre or any causes; and may be used
ceestuly rs preventive. Call upon the agents, and
SGT Circular for particulars free.
Fuee + per box, witt full directions Sold whole
sale and retail, by PURCELL, LADD Il co, Gen
trsi State Agents, Ter of Main and Pearl streets
Richmond Va; DUVAL II NORTON, corner Main
ana hth ats Richmond, Va; 9RUBBS APPER
huh No. toi Broad street, Richmond Va, J. w
~ ANS, no. 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va
me above agents will supply dealers at propre-
o' pnc7A and aeud the pills by mail tconfdentaliy)
20 "thrr c!ty or country on receipt of + through
l'7i office R!chmond, Va.
Signature }. Duponco on each box.
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NEW FLOUR.---The subscriber has con.

NIEN FLOUR.---Ihe subscriber has COM
~ menced grinding NEW WHEAT, of a superb
or quality. Persons wishing to get nice article Of
Flour obtain at my steam MILL corner OF 2ist
and ain streets Bottled Corn Meat for family use,
always on hand. Those furnishing their own heat,
can have il ground in super Tor manner, at short
notice. ENOCH u hEA
Wosdward's Patent Portable Mill, JohnsoD's Iron
Concave Bran buster, and an improved Smut and
screening Machine may be seen in operation at the
above Mila Jy f7--1m+
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BY Alex. Mott.

FURNITURE, DKY GOODS AND GRO.
L CERES. AT AECTION.-Will be sold, at my
store, on THURSDAY next, Avg. I4th, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, fine assortment and second hand
Furniture
ALSO-A lot of Dry Goods. consisting of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Domestic Dry Goods and Ready Nj ade
Clothing.
GROCERIES.-Two bbls. Whi.key; ] Dbl Gin;
2 pipes Brandy: 10 boxes old l.. d. Brandy; 10
boxes old Mononeahela Whiskey; Is boxes Candles;
Is boxes Tobacco: 20 reams Wrapping Paper; ID
boxes Maccaroni, and 10 bbls. Pruues.
10 ALEX. MOTT. Aurt
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stomach of appetite improper lgestoD, bilious
u.ss .nguor or Any of the other diseases that
on fhe patience destroy the temper and harass the
minds Of 80 many persons this particular sessop
of he yesI II you sre and wish 10 procure speedy
relief fty BAKERS RIrf.ss, the only sure remedy
vet discovered for them. These Bittsrs are purely
vegetable in their composition, and have proved so
sjrar0us wherever used, that many Of tbs best ply
slci-ns ~ Virginia recommend them to their most
delicate patients As they have cured thousands Of
other persons why should you hesitate to try them
The price IL only 70 cents per bottle.
For sale by AL the principal druggists In the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere. jy II
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By Taylor & Williams, Anrfs.

DLANK, AT AUCTIONs--On THVRS,
Il DAY, 18th August, at II O'Clock, A. M on tbs
Basin Bank, in front Of Messrs Edmond 4 Dayen
ports office, will be sold about TO- coo feet of one and
two inch Plank. Terms Cash.
au Is --2t TAI LOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
TWO HOUSES AMI LOTS ON WEST
HAM PLANK ROAD AND ELWOOn SITS
SYDNEY, AT AUCTJON.--on MONDAY, 1911
August, at O'Clock, P. M upon the premises. viii
be sold Framed House. the north side of tn,
Westham Plank Road, just beyond Warwick 4
Barkesdale's stables two stories high, and occupied
by Robert Padgett. The lot fronts Al feet and run
back 1893 feet.
After which will be sold framed House, situate,
the north side Of Elwood street. opposite the ct
blss, the nsr of Clark street, and occupied b.
Thomas Gordon.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at 6 and " moaths
with interest added. secured by trust deed.
All i3 TAYLOR * WILLIAMS, Aucts
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OFFICE RICH'D DANvILLE r. r. co. !


Y H0tice.--To all whom u Dtay Concern.
" h-Teas the Down Ffeights on the Road
n'A'y and having &c pot to admit of storage the
company wn be constrained 10 deliver all said
e's'. itoin the platform siding of the road he
P'I hot 10 thus city. soon the Trains shall
i've saio Ffeighis To he immediately removed ny
"'He to whom 1t may be cons gned or belong as the
NfanF Will not he responsible for the safe kee ping
VI we same And the parties interested, or in any
S"y concsrned, will therefore take nptice that all
o"~n ff-shts as before stated will be their risk
econ as dnlcAded fIorA the cars
81 Ahld Ffeishts are not taken away, the same will
's stored at the expense If the consignee.
G. CAMPBELL,
du <-s superintendent.
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I'll yOu have seen any Of JOhnsOu.s
FIFTY GRNr or DOLLAR PICTURES you will go to
ms paen"rreotype Wagons, corner 7th and road SITS
ana get one or two Liksnessss rive your friend.
Ihey are In the best style and larger than you can
get elsewhere Johnson himself is operator In
twelve yearSin the business au7-Iat.
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION THRUST

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION .-TRUST
IL SALE-By virtue of deed OF trust executed to
inc undersigned az Trustee on the 4th dsy Of Decem-
her 1851, and OF record in the Clerks efice OF the
County Court of HenIco county, shall proceed, on
MONDAY. the 18th of August, at the request OF tho
beneficiary in said deed named to sell at public auc.
,ion on the premises the property conveyed in said
movements thereon lying in the county of Honrco,
nesr the city of Richmond. fronting So feet on the
north side Of Csy street. asextended into the county
of Henricc and running back within pal aiel lines
100 feet to an sey u feet wide crossing the said
10 feet alIey ext. ndns said Lot on the northern
side of said aiey Il feet deep from the alley making
100 feet derp from CLAY being the property
al present occupied by Mr.. jesse q Davidson.
For a more full d. scIiption OF which SAID lot oil
Land, reference is made 10 said deed
There are two brick tenemeLts upon the above
named lot in good repair. with well OF water and
other convenencre upon the premises
Tssms- One. third cash; balance in one and two
years.
sale to take place al NJ
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee:
GonpIN APPgRSnN. Aucfs- an It'd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Netice.-.Thc annual meetIag sf the
stock noIden OF the .Lynchburs and Abnedon Tsle-
erapn company VIII take place et the Office Of the
company, IN Lynchburg on MONDAY, August 18th.
au iz-dtAls wM. 8. NORRIS Prest
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SPECIAL NoTlcne.

rx- white Grease! Waite Grease !--This
:; he hest and NEST economical 0resss ever known,
tr The axles of wagons carriages omnbasses, carte,
g. and for all rough gearing, cog wheels &c. u
not run on the axles in the hottest weather. but
,susin. the same consistency winter and summer
ror sale in cans of Sand pounds, and In heEs, BY
'' MEADE l. BAKER. Drusgis's,
1885, N. W. corner Of Main and 10th streets.
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