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SPECIAL NOTICE. THE firm of AUG
~ ANDERSON co. having bsen dissolved by
the death Of AUG. ANDERSON, ths surviving part
ALEXiUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES
have formed new co-partnership with CHAS. II.
ANDERSON, under the name of ANDERSON,
GREEN HAYES to carry on ths Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the arehouse
No I0l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug. Au-
dersoR Co, whsre they will be pleased to SEQ the
customers OF the late firm.
ALEXIUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAWEE,
CHAS. II. ANDERSON.
February 1st, 1857.
The subscribers, who the surviving partners of
che late firm Of Aug. Anderson L Co will Wind up
the business If that firm without further delay and
will be obliged to all those noebted to them to max
prompt payment ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners OF the late firm of
fe 2-Sm Aug Anderson & Co.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGIsLArURE or VA
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received on deposite in sums of FIVE dollars
and upwards ON which Inherent at the rate OF per
months longer; for shorter periods interest at the
rate of per centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE, at the store Of E. B
SPENCE corner oil Main and Governor streets, Riet.
sAML s. CoTTRELL, President
2. 3. STARKE, Cashier
G. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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ia SPRING., 1857.
rISY CHINA, GLASS AND EARfHENWARE'
GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
NJ

GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
No. 20 Pearl ST., Richmond,
Has in store, and 10 receiving by recent arri-
walls, from Liverpool and the American Factories.
his Spring supplies of CHINA. GLASS, EARTHEN-
WARE, LOOKING GLAsSEs, FANCY GOODS,
&C., to whloh he invites examination from mer-
chants visiting this market.
His stock will be found extensive and complete,
and will be ssld good terms as any house In the
country offer.
70 all cash or prompt paying time customers, in-
ducemenss will be offered equal to any be found
the North.
70 those merchants who have been Ia the habit of
buying all their goods at the North, he would say
that all he asks is an impartial inspection of his
stock and prices, assuring then they will time,
labor and expense, by leaving their orders here.
The most careful and experienced packers ngaged,
and goods promptly forwarded.
sTONEWARE of the best quality, st factory
prices, NH 6-2nn
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La "a rssas=zs,Snar ACGiHSMMS 9 IHGI "

La @ 60 AG \ SMd aaHGI "
H o u r - On and after
April LIST, the Accommodation Train Of this Compa.
ny will run daily, Sundays excepted) between Mil
ford and Richmond
Leaving Milford 25 A. NJ, stopping at the Cottage
for brsekfas:, and arrive In Richns. q. O'Clock
a. M,
Returning, will leave Richmond at o'clock P. NJ,
ami reach Milford at 30 2. Nj
stopping for passengers at any point each way.
FARE the sams the Through Trains
sAMII RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE r. F P L. r. CoMFANY(
Richmond March H. 1887
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}pICHMOND BELL AND BRA p
IL FOUNDRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
M aNUFACTURER-No 225 NJ ain street. between
9th end 9Th, west side.The subscriber has for ssi.
800 Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing
100 differ ent kinds and 10 daily anufscturing rate
to order wholesale ard retail ct Northern prices
Gratss Bells, nc, neatly packed and forwarded TO
part Of the State Also Bells and rass Coating,
ma to order and sill kinds of eparing done at the
shortest notice.
NH l6-sm sAM'L d. DEEoON.
DIRE stRlPTiUNs promptly and aeon
rately compounded at ali hours, day or night by
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL.
LEGE OF PHARMACY, at
LAlDLEY & ROBINsOpS
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
ap l4-2m Corner 4th and Frankiin sta
TIN, SHEEP IRON AND GAS FIT.
TING EsfABLlSHMENT, THIRTEENTH
subscriber is fully prepared to do ell kinds of work
thanks to his numerous patrons for past fsvors and
soilcits q Continuance OF the same. Being mastsr
OF his business he can promise his customers that
all work done by him will, at least be equal to anv
other house II the city and fully az shesp-a faot
known to all persons who know what good work H.
ROOFING, GUTpERiNG, &c.-He 10 prepared
to execute th,s description Of work in Q very sups
Nor manner, both in town and country
TIN WARE-Always on hand, large aud rama.
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FlTrIN9-He 10 likewise prepared 40 do
all kinds of Gas Fitting In the best manner.
PUMPS He keeps always on hand larse snA
extensive stock Of Well aud Garden Punps
fel7 CHARLES II, LANGLEY
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y EM0fAL.---Dr. PLUMB has removed
II his Office to the third housa South of Trinity
Church, South side add about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. p. continues to treat
had much practice in this line Hsters himself that he
can give very general satsfastion. call from,
hose Interested 10 solicited.
DR. p also m axes and vends one Of the best resto-
rativss chemical Extract of French FlOwers,) for
constitutional weakness, offered to the public
Dr. P. may be consulted eonfdentially by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to oder, In almost any direction.
OEise hours from A. 3D., till 9 p. M. franklin
sire near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city
Va no Is
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1890 prizes amounting ACKNOWLEDGEMENT < OO
Whole fieksts $40 halves 5; quarters so.
PLAN OF THE IOTTERY

sas9 prize. smouasins 200
Whole fiskstS SO; hs!ye, 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Tho Numbers from to 80, 0oO corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, encircled with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel.
The first 2la prizes similarly printed and encirsled
are placed In another wheel. =
7hs wheels are then rsvolvsd, and q number 10
drawn from tho wheel of Numbers, and .. the same
tms Prize IL drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhib.
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits.
honers the Prize bsins placed against the Number
drawn. This operation IL repeated until Ali III.
Prizes drawn out.
APPROPRIATIONS PHixxs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
drst IL Przes will be entitled to the 70 Apprcxima.
ton Prizes according 90 the scheme.
The 5000 prizes OF *go win be determined By the
last figure Of the number thar draws the $50 900 pris
prise ends with No then all the tickets whore the
bsr ends with No = then ali the tickets where the
O. Certificates o. Psslsses win be sold At ths fOl.
Certificate Of Package ef 10 whole 1slsts...... $50
10 half ......1s
a.. :. 70 sss, quarter 1890. :
In Oapnlise TICKETS or CERTiFcArEs
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, On receipt 81 which they will be forwarded
10 any figure they may deasna.s.
The Lis. Of Drawn Numbers aud Prices win b.
seut TO purehas mined ately ahsg the drswtns
" Purchasers will pleass write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Post Ofioe, County and Stats
" Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay.
shio ia fall without deduction.
Al preset 81, coG and under, PAID tnmeei.
time Of thirty days
Az eommunications stris.ly sonfdsutiaI.
Address orders for Tickets or Cegtiasssas to
q. SWAN l. CO, Atlanta, Go.
Y nst OF the numbers that ars drawn rom the
wnes with the amount of he pr'ss that each Que
In the following papers, Nav oriesa, Delta A ,s,.
aesfster, Charieston STANDARD, Nashville 0s,stts,
Atlanta Intellisencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
snd savanush Morniue News ap 20
A NOS HkR LOT or CREAM ALEIin
quarter and half barrels, received per eelvidsre;
for sale 1t r WIL0ACHER6
sp2s No. 20s Nsis stress.
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IAChsON3S EXCELSIOR BITTEkS...
y Read and pay attention to the folio wing certificate
from a well known ard distinguished citizen. and
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters
now so much in vogue:
"Mr. r. H. JAcKsoH--Dear Sir: MY motherin-
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys.
pepsie for some sixteen years Not finding any per-
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters' and it
affords much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She now enjoy her food with relish to
which she was stranger previous to the of your
valuable medtaine GEO w WILRYn
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aN& FAI RFtEi ID IA,
\&.&m$~ OFFSPRING NJ EETlNG
AT4a 1857, will commence on

aNA FAIKFtEi ID IA.
~&&A CFs-sPRING MEETlNG
.~s 414S 1857, will eommsnes On
60 EsDAY, the I2th day Of
NJ ay, Win cot stake 81 follows:
FIRST Day, Tuesday Sweepstake for 8 yesr old.
mile heats, 200 entrance, half forfeit closed with
the following:
VIM H Gibbons names CHI. T. by Glencoe, dam ss.
ly Ward
o. haze names b. by Zingsnse, dam aarchio
mess.
che thsm Tally names b. f. by Tally. Ho, dam
Oratrix.
Also, b. f. by Revenue, dam Andrswstts.
A. NJ. Payne names b.. 9. by Childs Harold, dam
Emily Thomas
Thomas boswell names O. by ChIlde Harold. dam
Sarah w ashinston
Oden Bowie and M. Hall name a. Bride b.
Prince George, out of Arrabelis. by Trustee
Also, c. Colington. by Prince George, dam by
Asrgrave.
SECOND DAY. Wed'aesday-Proprietor's Pur.s
$50 two mile heats
THIRD DAY, ThHsday-Joskey Club Purse $500
three mile hssts
FoUsTH DAY, Friday-Proprietors Purse sl00
mile heats three more to make a race, free for ali
ages II. G. EGGLEsTON,
27-htilthDv Propristnr
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mxDrUINxs.


4 UEKTAIN CURE FOX ALL.
In dreary wintss, snow or rain,
When winds do blow, am the same
Inlowly cot, or rieh mans retreat
FOR lonely orphan, the poor mans brids,
FOR those that use me It's their pride
70 recommend when east :: , S9-n nth s FTssi
For COUGHS and COLDS, tbs to prevent
And cure all those for such Pm meant,
p ps ss: e ss :ls Syrup arss:o
RELIEF.
Price Is cent, 40. &c. fe 10
MEDICAL TEsrIMONY--FKDM THE
Nl JUSTLY CELEBRATED DIR. PARSONS OF
vA-Ths 10 to lily that have used In my practice
and have used BY others, DR. L. scotts Cele ba-
ted White Circsssisn Liniment, and have no hest
tation in saying that have more confidence In It than
Rheumatism, Spreins, Bruises. Psins and Burns
with almost universal success, and can with conf
denee recommend it to the afflicted;
-,Vs, Dec. 4. 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ledd
& Co. and Alex Duval Richmond. ia
N1Ks. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIH.-.Thi
IVl excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds, Whooping Cough. Pulmonary Complaint, and
giving great relief In Consumption, and most diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs, 10 rapidly In
eressing In popularity. The following testimonial il
from gentleman well known in this community;
RICHMOND, May q, 1858.
Mrs. Il. B. Dd;os: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure certifying TO the beneficial seots Of your val
liable medicine, named and well known as mrs
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used 1t in my
family for the last years In the use of which
my wife has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
my cam paign In the late with Mexico, with al
gratitude, Madam towards you, for iu good sfeets
you can make any uss of this letter you may think
proper, for the benefit OF the community at large.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS G BALL.
FOR sale Nv Mrs u OAW6 Senuett r. Rsara.
Alex Duyal. Paterson Jackson, Chas. MiiI5Dasak,
u / Pisos A Rode kar And Charles D. YaIa.
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70 BARa AIMS.


dAINsIt
All in want OF CHEAP GOODS, shoald call at
VALENTINE COHEN'S
CHEAP sToRE,
He IL selling .
on Black Lsas Wells. at BTl etc apiece
fino yerf wide hriltantas, at la cts pst va
70 40 Csmhries, ~ i2A cts per I'd
10 DO hsiasook Musiin, At tsi Ga
Csetn, Hftts, At s.t ats pises.
very best ffeaeh fereta, at aisS
DO Hid usuntiatn ut Al a psir wortb
double the money
ssass oelg,ed siss,,e Bats a, ~ sts. a pair.
Goiisss, hdtf, fatase.s, Hoor skirts and innu
"ssss o ethaf asstAls uoods equally cheap.
hswoi Ho .lEkY, have In store very large
seeHnsat TOT Iadiss, miasts GEMS and boys, end
~ eonHasst OF saitng everybody In price and qua.
MY. who favor with call ap n 6ts
EOR BALK-.Oue Cylinder Bs.ave Saw
snc one stsvs Dresssr, both new and In good or.
~ i%-ts JErER 4 LEFTWIrCH.
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A BROAD KOCH (YA1
<Ga@&E [> RACES The Broad Rock
MXd$kSSk6SSA will commence thu
and continue four Gays
FIRST DAY. Tuesday-Sweepstakes for Syr nlds
the produce of mares that never won or produced A
winner 800 subscription, half forfeit; Mile hest,
Closed wi h the following subscribers:
Bowie Hall names grey Dutchess. by ReEstsr
dam Princess. by Prince George.
J. N Bolts names a. Brooks colt, out of his I'm.
Emancipation mare
David Mc0anels names Oh. f. BY Boston, jun, dam
by Trustee.
Calvin Green names Oh. C. by Bslchezer, dam BY
SECOND RACE, SANE DAY-Propus.or,, pur,.
5000; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY, Wednesday-Swee pstakes for 8 yr
ODDS; $500 subscription, half forfeit; Aile heats
Closed with the following su bseribers:
Jan es Tsiley names b. T. By Tsliy.Ho, dam Ors.
trix.
| Thos. D Watson names C. by Zinssnse, dam Wiz.
ginis Rose, by imp. Trustees
J. M. Bolts names Oh. I. BY Revenue, dam Andrew.
eta.
David McDanisls names b. Q. Brown Stout, dam BY
imp Flstterer.
David NcDanies also names CHI by Gleueo, dam.
the dam of Nancy Lewis
THIRD Day, Ihu,,day-Propretors purse sl5o;
mile heats, best in
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY-For saddle, for
saddle horses; SIS emit apce
FOURTH Day, Friday -Pots.ake for all sgss $50
entrance, play or pay, the Club to add $500; four
mile heats; three or more race. TO Csc the 18th
March c osed with the following subscribers:
James Tsl,ey Campbell & Barton, David McDau.
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
Re New York Spirit OF the Times copy.
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TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY MAY.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
4 prizes Of $225 approximatins to $780,
prize are. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
prizes OF $3.50 approxlmating to 800 600
PfZ3 arc 64t
prizes Of $50 approximating to $4,000
prize are. ............-..........,... 60
II prizes Of $50 approxmating to $4,000
prize arc: :...........-. 800
q prizes Of $50 approximasins 10 $4,000
prize are. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 72O
20 prizes Of S25 approximasins to $1,000
- prize sre.:.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
wv prizes OF Wv 90
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CHIC RfING's Pa
H$ss12 ANO FORTES-fo be lad st Ne
1863 Main st., opposite the Exchange
u y Bank, kishmcnd.
NAfHL CAkUBI,
~ H-ddu1y Sole Aren't
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OKNAMENTAL IRON

QICHssUND OkNA NJ NTAL IRON
az WOhRS.-The subscriber is prepared to furnish
description, from ss large collection of designs aa
can be found in the United States and reasonable
terms. embracing: IRON RAI LING, cast and
wrought, of 0vsr TWO HUNDRED different pattern s !;
Vsrandahs; Balconies; Window Guards, Sits, Lin
tells; Chimney Gaps and Store Fronts: Fountains !;
Vases; ststuary Lions; Dogs &c; tor Park and Gar
len Ornaments; Wrought lion Work for building
PURPOSES including Vsult and Cellar Doors Grsting
Hinges; also, every description Of Wire Railing in
sluding Farm Fences Vsrandah and Tree Boxes
&c, now manufactured in this couatry.
Particular attention given to enclosing CEMETE-
RY LOTS, and Stone Work fcrnished hen desired
Sketches and estimates OF work will be sent to any
part of the country and whste work 10 ordered,
Plans and directions for putting it up A!so, Draw
tngs and cost of karble Head and Foot Stones Mon
aments and Tombs, will be- furnished " hen desired
JAS d. BROWNE 9th street.
ap2-d1m pear Main Richmond. Va.
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UlvEHsNG k~TABLI.HmAnrs

Ia sfHIr IL GUuDS FOX ss53
IA The subscriber has just received bis spin,
NJ Stock of Clotbins sud Rentl me M Furn;,h;n.
-6 Goods, consisting Of every srticle of GENT.
mens' wearing apparel, a. well as larse ara fan
tonable assortment of Spring Clo.hs Cs.sinsTr.
Vestinss, &c, Gc, which ne Is prepared to make "a
measure, at the shortest notice, AID in the moi,
fashionable style, not to be surpassed by any
L. B SPENCE, Ro I2o, corner of
sp' Ms,n and isih ~.
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UO.PAR&NgR0HHPs 40.
nIbeOLUTlON.-.TA 6rm q BROWN
- HARRIS 10 this day dissotvsA by n1utual son-
sent William II. Brown ID sous authorized wind
up the business Of the firm
WM. II. BRO VH,
B. =. HARRIS.
Riehmond, April Is, 1887.
will continue the Commission Budaess at the old
stand corner Cary and 18th street, opposite 6hockee
Warehouse. I
I take this opportunity again to return my sincere
thanks TO my Numerous friends in Albemarle and
elsewhere, for their liberal patronage since have
boon In business; and hope, By strict attention 10
their interests to merit and receive continuance of
tbs same. WIN. 81. BROWN.
Richmond. April Is 1857 l4-dts
,-v. CU.PAKTNEKsHlPN NOTICE.
&BN$Z The Subscribers having associated them-
SG=-snz-selves under the style of g. z. MILES,
CO.. for the purpose Of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business, now prepared 70
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUG3lEs,
&c. of every description, at the shortest Iotice and
reduced prices Having procured the services OF su,
perior workmen, confidently warrant all
work turn ed out of Establishment and respect
fully solicit share of the public patronage Our
factory is situated Virginia street. near the Dan
Vile Depot Repository, 18th street, between Maia
and Cary. MILES; opu,ou
PS-kEPAIklE0 done with neatness and dis
patch. SeoruAsT ISL 1000
fe 6--d&w6na
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u s~~1@7 p FOR NO RFOL x AND
yassSssssssz P0RTsMoUTa AND THE DIFF.
oSs<~23A'<s" FEKENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER, via the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
to Port Walthall thence by the sw lift and comforta
Bile steamer WIN. SELDEN, Capt VIM. C. sMITH
Purser D. J. HILL.
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday mornings, at 81 O'clock,
THOS. DODAMEAD, Eupt.
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p E@G@ "a CHANGE Ok HOUR.
s==.l2S-IS,-zz,,.s The steamboat CURTIS PECK,
Capt. Jno. Davis will, on and after
Thursday morning next, I'd April. leave the what
at Rockets. every SAT URDAY, TUESDAY ant
THURSDAY mornings, regularly at 81 o'clock, PRE-.
ciseIy for Portsmouth, and Norfolk and return each
alternate day. tSun ay's excepted leaving Norfolk
at the same hour, 81 O'clock, touching all the re.
gular Landings on the River, going and returning,
NIB Sits r. o HASKINS
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| A NOS HkR LOT or CREAM ak lin
quarter and half barrels. received per eelvdsrs;
hAlf and quarter casks superior Cream Ala, and
| for sale 1t r WlL0ACHER6
] spas No. 2os Hsis cirees,
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CLASS Sc,
20 be draw, Ia the city of Atlanta Ga fn publs o,
Saturday, May 9Th, 1857.
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uouse m Leas0 foF 0ale.

T Ors and 4, block u, eorner kpR ssd gHt
serso dtf WHITAKER 4 0nASf
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

TIE Most fashionable Style Of
Dress Trimmings for tie
Season, detng
PRINCES, we have now ii. store ssr5 largr asrort-
DltDt II all colors tlai ma. aiy fa.cii-
al of dress goo,,- &c also III widths ~ back TX
veyct ribbons, Mcirr Autiac and otl.-f = riptous
of prtss Thinning Belt kibhlns, DR.. Ribbon
Trim mius5, fancy Velvet Ribbons, Plush Id,t Ifliu
nlisg.s
Hosiery and Glove Department.
La.s slk Host; riltbe'i aid plain lambs wool u ss;
Cashmere and Mrrno ltii's', misses and ctllt .s'
Ho;.: heayy heoei liA cotton lios': heavy cotton
ry; e.nts' III rinn and woolrn haii-Ho,r
q a w tss %NAS.
Every description ot X. inc, aGetiy, neecy l.
ned TX, hu,eir, = rim beaver and caif sloy !ut
ialie,, e-,ft~, misses and yS also Alexanders I'd
Gloves. een'.' and l,i.s' kid ined Glsr.s sc
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Cco. p. wsauTCOMBs,

.u.,n.,. a, Law. once on Main str-.'.s noor'
below Cook 4 Sargent, Iohh Joh"s' Z. H.
v,t.aLorcr for Court OF Claims W .''
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G., ID. CLINE,
sasp and Ornamental Painter; can oe 'oun1
"a stand Of CLINE jewell, on I'd '"es' "e-
janI4dly
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THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

JULllS LIT.a.ytE,
IL ND "A g II II IT.
Office In Asch,ssn'. Blsek. secsad street,
! bsswcan Main ana BrsAy.
Timber Land.
- ACRES large bcxutiiui Timher, % miles
| l ircrl Davenport; price Sso per sere; wi Se
divided % suit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
24o acres highly in,prosed IA, M; nj ies frsm pav
pf,; 200 acres cultivation gva board seles. with
osage orange, hotse, stable, etc.
Ateautifal farm - miles from Dassnpsr-is0
scIes-fo acres IN cultivation. part ti1ber new
house stable, etc.
miles from Davenport; W acres; 20 scres I'm
provrd:o acre. Understanding wAters h.use. sta
bic, etc
fence, fso scrs IN high state Of cultivation, lS9
Ares timber, arge orchard two good ~e,s ~ wsssr.
large house with stables, Sntbaildigs, etc.
miles from pavcnpor-4o acres in cultivation
good house, stable, etc.
51 miie. from Davenpor,--Iao acres all IN fence
60 in cult vation 30 timber 10 p,a
rie .housc, stable. "tc.
miles from pavenport-So acres: 20 acres Ia cui-
fiva;i9n ,art timber, large new house, good barn.
etc. ETC.
l2 miles from Davenport-S0 acres; 90 acres In
cultivation, good hcuse, table, etc.
~ miles from Davcnport-so acres; 90 arTns TN
cultivation, 3 cd house, stable. etc.
~ miles from Davenisort-S0 acres; so acres 10 cu-
tivston, II acres splendid timber, balance prairie
iarre orchard, running water, hcuse, large stable.
smoke house, etc.
i6mIies from Dav nport; ~ scres-sli IN euttva.
toa; house, stabe; etc.
ismiies from Davenport; 50 scres-sl in fence and
cultivation.
300 fence AL. cui, ivstion tho Dubuque
road miles FROM Davenport.
40 acres PRAIRIE land, miles from Davenport beau
tifi view over Rock Island. Misslssppi and Dsvef-
port.
2uo res ~ rich prairie land by Walcp't. sofne Of
Il cultivated. Aud iarge amount OF untmprov-d
land IN So,it County.
A humber Of houses lots and vacrnt lots, PLEASANT
~ situated in different parts Of Davenport For sa,t
on favor able terms.
II beautiful lots In North DAvenport-,erns lber-
iyl5it JULIUS LYTANCE.
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