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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
For the West.

Mr. JOHN ID. STALEY and family, OF
This place, departed on Tuesday last for
The State of Indiana, where Mr.. s. in
tends, engaging in The Milling business.
Nav success attend him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
LAYING of a Corner Stone.

The laying Of the Corner Stone of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, now in
course OF erection in Sharpsburg, Md,
will take place today, Saturday the
Oath inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Death of Mr.. Greaver

The Rev. VIM. +. GREAvER, Pastor of
the Lutheran Congregation of William
sport. Washington County, Nd, died
suddenly on Friday last, the l6h inst.
Mr.. q. maintained high character Ia
that community as Christian and gen
Neman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Day of Thanksgiving.

The Governor of Maryland has issued
his proclamation recommending the peo-
pie Of Maryland to observe Thursday the
Goth day Of November, as day Of
thanksgiving and PRAYER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

SALT LAKE CITY.--The City of the
Sal is fortified with wall Of mud
twelve feet high, with broad, deep ditch
in front Of il. and semi-bastions al hall
musket range. These are pierced with
loop holes 10 afford front and flank-6re
in case of an attack. Ii is pretended that
this wall was built as protection against
the Indians, bat lis real design was 10
keep the people busy. and thus to fore
stsl lmperlnen. inquiry ,and leave no time
lor rebellion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

THE KANSAS ELEcTloN.-St. Louis,
Oct. 20.-The official returns Of the re-
cent election in Kansas for Delegate 10
Congress foot up as follows--Ransom,
DEM, 1889; Parrot, Rep, 1856.
The ST. Joseph correspondent Of the
Republican says that on the night after
the election in Kansas party of soldiers,
encamped near Richmond, attacked the
residence of Mr.. Dolman, Democratic
Representative Of Nemeh county, and
member of the Constitutional Convention,
broke open windows. They also treated
Mrs. Dolman very roughly. Lieut. By
ard was sent for, but was not able 10 quel
the disturbance Until he had cut down two
of the men with his sabre. The balance
then desistei and retired TO their quarters
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Thanks.

Our young friend f.. G. WILLIAMS, Jr.,
of Richmond. will please accept our
,hehks for RieLmond papers received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

led.
MAeNANIMsus ACT--Ihre Hundred
and Fifth Thousand Dollars Gioen A.
tcay.--Mr. Lefevre, wealthy planter of
LaIourche, died recently, without issue
his wife having preceded him TO the
grave. His estate was appraised a, about
100000. A few days since his will
was opened. when il was found tina! he
had left the whole of his possessions 10 be
divided equally between two gentlemen
of this cily-..one nephew TO his wife,
and the other the broke0 ho had trans.
acted his business in ,hisciiy, man 10
nowise related TO him, save in the way f
business. To the asionishmenl OF his
friends this broker, on finding ,ha, he had
been made legaIee 10 half of the old mans
estate, 1880, 600 at leasD went before
notary public and renounced the whole
legacy, making it over in favor OF the rel.
atiyes of the deceased in France, consist
ing ofnephews and nieces, 10 the number
of twenty or thirty, and all humbly silu-
ated in life. The old man had previous
ly made will in which his French rela.
lives were handsomely remembered; but
on returning from visit 10 them, not
long ago, for some reason known only 10
himself, he tore the will 10 pieces and
wrote new one, leaving everything 10
his wiie's nephew and his broker, as a.
bove stated.
He came TO this country when young,
a poor halter; but prospecting in his bust.
ness, and finally marrying lady OF
wealth, he went into the sugar culture,
and progressed so well that few years
more might have made him millionaire.
The broker who so magnanimopsly re-
nounced bis share Of the estate, gave as
his reason for so doing that he was alrea-
dy as rich as lie wished TO be, and fel. so
independent that he did no, wish it 10 be
in The power Of any one TO say that any
par, of his fortune was not Of his own ma
king. ais independence will be hartily
blessed on the other side Of the water.--
". o. Crescent. t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

Gus tom HOUSE AT RICHMOND ROBBED.
The Custom House in Richmond was en-
tered at the front door on Monday nigh,
and robbed of S20,6sS The robbers il
appears were only able 10 carry Off this
sum. As they left about SAL, 900, which
they had distracted from the iron safe,
lying npon the floor. The safe was en-
tered by means Of cold chiseI in open
ing space into which powder was pour
ed and exploited, which assisted the ope-
rations, of the burglars. The amount Of
specie which had been left in the safe
Monday afternoon, was S57, 900. The
result Of the investigation after the rob.
berry showed that the sum Of 800, 6sS had
been distracted, consisting ri $4,000 in
twenties, $685. in fye<, and one SO
piece.
p. S. Since the above was in type.
we see il stated that man who registered
his name as Nv. Summeryllie," was ar.
rested al Powhstan House. IN Richmond
city, on Saturday morning BY an officer
from Washington, on suspicion nj I,cing
connecird with The recenI robbery of ,he
Custom House. He is all sccumplice OF
Robert Wheeler, alias PuIlen, WHO wa.
arrested in Washington on FRIDAY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
CAUTION TO FARnrRs.-Tbe Ro..;-

CARTON To FARMrRs.-Tbe Rock,,.
ham Register states, that Mr. George n
Eflinger, living near Harrisonburg, h..
los, 5 head of young caule and 2 f.
mich cows, within the lasl few DAYS, /,
permitting them 10 run in the same Gel
where he was feeding his hogs. Tn
hogs ale the stalks of corn, and left the,
ON the ground after chewing. Thes.
were taken up by the cattle. eaten, sws.
lowed, and not being digesIable. produced
an itching all over. They al once com.
menced rubbing their heads, when ,hei,
rhroats swelled, and in short lime death
ensued. We have heard OF other far.
mers losing cattle that were suffered 10
run where hogs were led In this way.
Farmers viii, therefore, secure themselves
against the loss OF their cattle by keeping
Them out ofihe fields in which hogs are
fed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED. WIN. S.
Williams, son Of grocer al Wheeling,
was arrested at that place on Tuesday last
charged with being the person who few
days since, obtained, through young lad
named McI.ain, the contents of the post
office box Of the Manufactures and Far
mers' Bank of Wheeling. lie was held
TO bail in the sum Of $4,000. lie was ar
rested while sitting al the break(as, table,
and only an hour or two after his marriage
with respectable ard interesting young
lady, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Sisson,
and was on the point of starting on his
wedding tour. 1t is said, that although
apparently not over 81 years Of age, he
had been married once before and had
served out term in The /peniteniiary al
Albany, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

Barnum again on his Legs.-Tbe
Stamford Advocate says: Ill is certainly
with pleasure ihatwe announce the prob.
able fact that r. T.. Barnun is again ION
his legs that he is to-day richer man
than he was before his connection witk
the Jerome Clock Company. Ii is said
that he has bought all the claims against
himself for from FIVE 10 twenty-five cents
on the dollar, with The exception of some
SIS, 900 held in and about Danbury, which
he will probably have to pay in full. All
Of The vast property assigned by him for
the benefit ofhis creditors has again pas.
sed into his hands, and he is now re.fur-
nishing and refiaing 'Iranistan' in good
style for his future permanent residence"
A VALUABLE HoRsE. 1T is stated that
the owner Of the celebrated racing stallion
Ethan Allen. refused S25 600 for him a,
the great horse fair Emira, New York;
The horse has Melted his owner over SlO.-
900 the present year, and has made his
mile in 2 minutes and 81 seconds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

Mineral Bank. Cumberland. The
trustees OF The Mineral Bank of Mary land,
Messrs. BeaIl and Pearre, have made an
examination as TO It's condition at present,
and without going into The de.sils, we
give the substance of the investigation.
VIZ: Liabilities, S242 754 80; Assets,
good. l63,4I7,06, Doubtful, 4l,07s,sl;
Bad 7,674,l5.
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= :
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAES.
-
BY Taylor & Williams.


:.
Ea Sc OF A VALUABLE LUMBER
LApse S s,f MssnAREHgusE AND SHEDS, AND A
CONS kc a. ~ LUMBER, &c, MULES, WA
n ;ii;a,,n Al AuCTfUN.--As Expru tor ~ Thomas
,sif a. N a 1891 shall on MONDAY, 9TH July
auction, for term of years III ne pIsiss feha al
stand, occupied by him at tbs In, w; husihe
streets. N'iler oi 9th and Byrd
The Lot fronts Is3 feet on 9Th s.y,.., 49,,
lo ieet on Byrd street, and has ,,pn {. iIs pack
used As an Once and for storage With !. -.
W arehouse on BY I'd street stories hieh
besides Sneds, &c Connected with this viii ar 81,
rented q large Brick Stable and Lot wa also De
With its facilities for receiving and stor;r T
Der and Produce and its central situation tosaah
with present large aud profitable custom fE;s 4,
regarded as tho best opening in the city for an enf
prlsng man to engage In general Commission Mar.
chandizng and Lumber business Such q r,ers,rn vii,
trade which may be increased to almost any extent
tIhe rent to be paid quarterly
After which, will he sold about
3j00D feet of LUMBER. a large and varied as
sOrtment
$500 SHINGLES, POSTS, &c.
Seven young MULES. the finest aud best ever
offered at auction in this city
valuable Riding and Harness HORSE
WAGONS aud HARNESS
HAND CAR, &c.
Also, lot of Office and Chamber Furuiture Jron
SAFE, Patent Scales. &c.
VIII be hired for the balance of the year 5 able
bottled Negro Men-two of whom aer excellent tri-
yers.
TERNs-Sums under $50, cash; over that amount
ana under $780, mouths credit; and for sums oyer
500 months credit; notes. with interest added and
dts. JESSE WILLIAMS
Executor of Th0s. Williams decd.
SAFE conducted by TAYLOR W ILLIAAs, Aucts.
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By Taylor & Williams.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, on 9Th STREET. AT AUC.
TlON.-ln execution of the provision of a deed Of
trust, executed By Daniel Hunt and wife, to the sub
scriber, rs Trustee, dated I'd day of June 1855 and
recorded in the office Of the Clerk of Richmond Hus
tngs Court being thereto requested by the beneficial
ry, shall sell publicly on WEDNESDAY Odd Julv
1897 at o'clock, p. NJ, upon the premises the pro-
perty in said deed convey ed-to wit: ~
Two lots of ground in the City of Richmond on
inc west side OF sh street, between Cary and Canal
streets each fronting % feet inches together 4s r.
H. on 9TH street, and running between parallel
lines lS feet to an Alley in common IL feet wide one
OF which lots was purchased by said Hunt from FIJI
zaneth HUNT, and the other from w. b, Chalklry
UPON these lots has been erected large and yslua
pie residence with the usual outhouses) which in
point OF durability Unsurpassed by but few dwellings
now in the market - ~ u" o'i1ns7
" The said property will be sold subject to lien in
for 1856. AAs "io company,
TERMS-Enough cash will be required 70 nav the
expenses OF executing this trust and S227 ~ with in
Ierest thereon from LIST july 1887 balance dna =,
Sm n D. Chalkley for the purchase money of mari
o tne sald property; and also note of sS 81 p;th
~ 81 tnereon from the 9Th of June 1886 20 much
TWO notes, one for S66667 the other for S6SS 80 t
o.n June, lS26, payable respectively in % and 9s
months after date, with interest from data Iii 10
upon snch credit as will meet the seid pota, ~ D
tty NIL que the purchaser executing his na0ot;ahIa
nnoss Win interest added from the day of saia 70
.neiL maturity, Tor said payments and trust doaJ
upon the property to secure the same, tha
ZINE ana ne secured in such manner as will no n,.d
known AT the time of sale. "' "''"o
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts hns,ea
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NOTICE.-Wil be sold. Mt nuhl;c onn

IN TIT % IOlu, "u PUBIC uuC-
ton, for ready money, on MONDAY the 27th
day OF July next at IL O'Clock, at the Office of James
Brown, JTy Broker. in the city of Richmond, 4I
Railroad Company, the said shares of stock kaying
been subscribed for by Stockholders who have moi
respectively paid the money due upon the same a.
required by the President and Directors Of the said
Company.
The following is a list of the said Stockholders and
OF the number of shares subscribed for by each and
now standing in their respective on the books
OF the Company, viz:
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BY Goddin & Apperson. Aucts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF BEAUTIRul

L 'hOOI EEo% SALE OF BEAUTIFUL,
COUNTRY SEAT ONE MILE WEST OF RICH
M0ND, IN SYDSEf.-As trustee in certain Deed
Of Trust from w. W. MeCleery and wife. dated gth
July, ls55, duly recorded In Henrico County Ct,urt
we shall proceed to sell, the premises on SATTR
PAY, the 18th day Of July, Is57, at O'clock p. NJ
II TAR, II not tie next fair day Sunday excentei
beautiful country seat located above now In the
ih ncy OF A. j. Crane. ESQ There is II acres Of
iand attached 70 the place. the buildings on which
besiis ~ u an excellent dwelling containing rooms
-. rns, kitchen. stable, SC.
and 10 in cash TO defray expenses of sale
second Co. &c Two bonds-the first for $3.50 and the
I eu, as 10 SltD0 with interest from s,;5 och ~
Juiy, io9, until I'D of june 1ssS . siu s.I y
uue oi tue Proceeds of sale ON snch 90 " wy
hhoucea az the hour of sale rhs s;.i a. uay "
" DC good but the Trustees will ts 9sae'eu
y w PbZZINI,
Stie conducted by GoDpIy & APpsRsnSS =
me above sale Is made with my epfira' c 1nne.s.
appreciation. And will add that know os nseht and
desirable residence than the one above nan AZ n,ore
heuthy Always airy and secluded-has ahoya 9 "a. -
peach Trees, besides sufficient amount of Other f
wees OF every KIND, common here. with a vine ysri
now IN irult OF about half an acre. with we'll oil the
PufSst WAFER, anu with small amount of labor can
be made to yield handsome income yearly IL i
"uhlh ~ minutes ride of the Capitol and II il was
suited 10 my professional engagements to reside ont
OF town, know OF no place would prefer as a resi-
dence liz Is already stocked with a large amount Of
vegetabes OF all kinds and small crop of thr fty
corn. A JTfDSnS CP any,
P0STP0NRMENT,--In consequence Of the non-at-
tendance OF bidders, the foregoing sale il
piy p.stp9heo TIL " kDNESDA1, the 22d July, lS57
at O'Clock. THE TRIJSTEES
Jy2
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JUAN PIZZINI.
sa,o,.,W. GODDTN, Trustees
By E, B. Cook & Co Aucts

CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &C., AT
~ AUCTI0N.-We will sell at our Store WEN.
NEsS,DAT ga inst at 10 o'clock large lot of
SUMNER CLOfHING, consisting of Cashmere. Al.
pacca and Linen Coats; Cashmere Marseilles' nd
Linen Vests; Cashmere, Linen aud Cotton made
CY and DRY GOODS, &c. &C.
jyD Z. B. COOK l. Co. Aucts.
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By Taylor Il Williams.
WTILTON EARN ON LANES RIyER

FOR RENT, AT AUCTION.-on MONDAY.
10Th July, at ~ o'clock, z. NJ, upon the premises
WI De rented for one year, from January lst 1888
me cleared portion Of the Wilton estate on James
river, miles below the city.
The person renting will have the privilege Of seed
hE crop OF wheat in the fall of the year.
i, VIII be rented in two parcels the dover portiop
Win me dwelling and improvements and about go
49,, VI lshd forming one the other parcel being of
81 ~ Sc The rent TO be payable semi-annuaIly.
for ,Sh uays OF July, 1855 and first January 1850
,SouId AZ i uTty VIII be required Persons desiring
day If reptsna W examine the premises before the
~ IA TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
Auctionaara
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BY Goddin 8 Apperson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE ANn

LOT IN SYDNEY.-As trustee in A aae, :,
trust made BY q. b. Paisley, dated 18th Jnlv Ia, "a
duly recorded IN Henrico County Court shsIj mr.
coed 20 sell at public anction, on the premise. ~
MONDAY, the 10Th July. 1857, at 3oeiock, p NJ. tho
mouse and lot in Sydney now occupied by ths .aid
Rasley. near the former residence Of Mr. Richard
TERMS cash. The title is believed 10 be good hut
The trustee viii convey with the usual special war
rsnty The taxes for the present year TO be paid BIZ
the purchaser WI " sNEAD -
" 10 Trustee.
Sale conducted By GoDDIy & AppgnsoS. Aucts.
Sit Is probable that the above property will bs
Jy 20 a
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BY Larus & Shine

SHERlFF'S SALE.-To satisfy an exc
Scution in my hands, will sell at auction on FRI.
at si the auction store of Messrs Larus & Shine |
watch Clock, Bureau, Beds, | Bedstead. &
Chalrs, " ashstand, Table Cane &c
JOHN W. WRIGHT d. s.
ForP. P. Winston, g. C. II.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts iyu
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4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands

Al IdN,
n of life have nearly run out discovered while in
the East Indies certain cure tor Consumption Asth-
ma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and General Debility.
The remedy WAS discovered by him when his only
child, daughter was given up 10 die. Hehad heard
much of the wonderful restorative and healing quail
ties of preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred 10 him that he might mako
remedy for his child. He studied hard, and suo-
ceeded in realizing his wishes. His child was cured,
and is now alive and well He has since administered
the wonderful remedy TO thousand of sufferers In all
parts of the world and he has failed in making
them completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do
as much good possible he will send 10 such Of hs
afflicted fellowbengs request IT, this receipt with
full and explicit directions for making II up and sue
cessiny using it,. He requires each applicant 10 in
close him shilling-three cents to be returned
postage on the receipt and the remainder 10 DO APP
Piled to the payment of this advertisement.
Address DIR. ii. JAMES. No, i9 Grand st.,
Jersey City. Nj.
n. B-DR. III. JAMES has neither office nor agent In
New fork, az some have pretended and advertised.
Inc receipt il sent from PLACE but No. ~ Grand
street, Jersey City, n. j. 10 S-d&cf 3m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nIGH GoNsTABLE;;is;I' saI.E -w;,,

n IUH UONb hDLEC SALE.--WilI he
- - sold on TUESDAY MORNING. the zist of .JuIy
1891. at O'Clock A. NJ, st the Store on the corner Of
Broad and Ninth streets. lately occupied by Marry
Harding. one new Awning and Iron Frame Clocks
z oiass show Gases, one Counter and lot Of Clocks
Frames, Gas Burners, &c. TO satisfy distress war
rant IN nay hands Vs. Matry Harding ia favor of
GoddiH Apperssn. agts. Terms CASH
~ ~ y. BUTLER H. C. CT
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DRUGS, MDDTCINUs. &c.
TACKSoN,S Ryrp.afop o1rr,,,s,,

IACks0N's EXCELSIOR BITTERS -
Read and pay attention 10 the following certificate
M vel shown and distinguished citizen and see
~ much in vogue: "'s'si nv"
~ M. X a JAcksoS-Dsar Sir: My nother~sn-law.
Wis ARMSTRONG, has been afflicted with Dyspopsa for
soine years Not finding any perInsncnt re-
~ t nom me sarI9us remedies used. abe was induced
yom hNeeisor btters. and Ii affsrds me mich
pleasure 10 testify to their beneficial results she
noW enloy beI Hood witba relish 10 which she was a
cine. ~ W - ~ ' ~ u ans -
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BY Dunlop, Moncure g. Co.

IARGO SALE OF PORTO RICO SU-
y, ~ I, GAR AND MoLASsEs, AT AUCTIoN.-On
o'clock, we will sell at our wharf and warehouse ut
Rockets ~
10 hhds SUGARS, prime and choice quality
lE hhds and bbls prime MOLASSES
imported from Porto Rico, per scbrs Hiawatha and
dlt Tor approved negotiable paper
E5- sale without regard to weather
jy II nn W,
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By Larus & Shine.

nRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-Wiu be
~ sold at public action, on TUESDAY, the 2lst
INST commencing at 10 O'Clock at store the con-
tents OF two cases of bic Dry Goods &C. &C.
SOLD on account of whom at may concern
Jy IL LAKITS SHINE Aucts
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c"K A report has been circulated
Sf on several occasions, since my shop was
burnt down on 18th street, about a year ago that
was not now engaged In the COACH MANuFACfU-
RING BUSINESS. Such reports, am persuaded,
has operated in some degree against my interest," and
take this occasion say they entirely false,
having never contemplated stopping il since esta-
blished myself at 80 Franklin street. where am now
to execute all the branches OF the business
neatly and substantially at prices that cannot fail to
please. Jy9-lm1 D. A. FRANCIS.
o. TEN DOLLARS REWARD
~ Strayed or stolen from my stable, on We'd
nesday night, a small dark bay MARE. She has sew
srai wind gals her legs will give the above re-
ward If delivered TO me at my store. - ~
JOHN y. JACKSON
je 30-ts No. II Market Bridge.
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CH HHDS. prime Western Sides: 10
~ tierces Rice $50 sacks Astons Salt; Is bills n.
Carolina No. Shad; bbls. North Carolina No. .
Shad; 70 kegs prime Refined Lard; for sale by
Jy ID WIN. WALLACE SONS
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-The sub
~ scriber intending to change his business offers
for sale his Apothecary and Drug Establishment
corner OF Main and 18th streets The location is one
Of the very best in the city The store is fitted up in
superior style and kadmraby suited to the business
in allts branches. ALEX. DUAL.
Je Its
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AS SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
cob Seegers Baltimore LAGER BEER, am
a9e 70 supply the trade aud the public in general.
WI the Dest LAGER BEER 10 be bad In the mar.
cash price. f'ei'' "' VII"
8, Fresh lots received every three lays. 70 charge
'oi =, carriage Al p. W LBA HER,
~ Al ffftce At Ma street
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LA yS ssE RICHMOND AND

UfFICE X. & 2. X, X. CO..
r., ,sfa c1 July l6, 1887
aittr m ksDAY, l6th inst, the train for CLOVER
HILL will leave at ga O'Clock, A. NJ, instead OF
Passengers are required to get their tickets at the
office. j n pARKER Agsnt '
~ l6-2w
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NPEClAL MOTTO l.. - The subscriber
~ wlsc inform the public that he does not charge
an o<ant price for Soda alter, but furnishes cool
spark ling Soda with fresh Cream and Fruit Syrups at
the old price 81 cts per glass OF ~ for 81 Ny Soda
Water is made by the most approved apparatus nth
patent c,0cT draw pspes, and warranted inferior 10
none II you want good glass oi Soda, call on
GEO DONDEN, Druggist and
IL Is Chemist 9th and Broad sts.