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itI.- ..-- "A LbO- .-r. it .ne
MADAME ELLIS's SPANISH sIMU.

MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH SIMU-
1yA LATING COUGH AND LIVER BALSAM
cures, without fail, pains In the Breast, Back
Side or Limbs; Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Diff !
Guilty Of Breathing, Headache, Flatulency, Heart.
burn, Chronic Rheumatism, Bilious Oholic, Oramp
Gholic, Gripping Pains Of the Bowels, Dullness,
full Menstruation il il n certain cure, and gives
imnediate relief. In any of the above diseases
nent cure by the use of two bottles. Only so cent.
per bottle-so cheap that every person can get It..
n. B.-For sale by II. D. HILL, Druggist, corner
Fourth and Walnut; SURE, EOKsTEIN & 10.
corner Vine and Fourth; JOHN DICKSON, corner
Eighth and Freeman. Also, EDWARD bOANLAK
4 CO., corner of Main and Fourth; and MADAME
ELLIS, H4 West Sixth-street sep27.ay
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RAILROADS.
Change of Time-November Ia, 1889.
c HI G A G o,
Great Western and Northwestern
+. s I.INE.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI,
IL LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO SHORT-LINh
RAILR d A DS.
The Shortest Route between Cincinnati
and ClicHso.


Three Passenger TrainaleayeO incinnatid daily, from
6;5O A. M.-Ohicag0 Mail arrives at Indianapolis
at 1910 p. NJ, Chicago at 1890 L.. M, Thia train
connects with all night trains ont of Chicago for
the West and Eorth.west; connects at Indanapo-
lis with trains for Terre Hante; also with Peru
trains for Peru, Logansport, Fort Wayne aud To.
1I.45 p. nj, Terre Haute and rayiayetts 40.
making direct connections at indianapolis with La
fayette trains for Decatur Springfield Naples, Quln
cy, Hannibal and st. Joseph
5P; N. Chicago Express arrives at indianapolis
with all morning trains out Of Chicago.
Sleeping CARS are attached TO ell the niaht trains
on this line, and run through to Chicago without
change OF cars.
This Is exclusively Western and Northwestern
route, and with favorable and reliable
with all connecting roads throughout the entire
west guarantees unusual care and the aniplest &C.
The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line is used
when necessary, to govern the movement of trains,
and Loughridges celebrated Patent Brakes, are at.
perfectly controlled; besides all the other modern inn.
provements necessary for the comfort and safety OF
provided
Smoking cars on this line. ts5. tf.-iin nFg
20 sure You are In the right ticket oflce before
you purchase your itch sts, and ask for tickets via
Lswrenceburg and indianapolis. n u = -,
,,seL sere tne Same Us bf any other route Baggage
'nsftsS 5eEfqEh soo until used can So
tanned atthe ticket Offices, at Spencer House Corner
northwest % corner Brond Eay and 'front.' No. Bur.
at Depot oifoe, foot OF MILL ou Front street, where
al lneceesssary iRio rmatiOI may be had. -,
VmniDuSes run to aid from each train, and will
cal fSf 9ssaen gers a all nott and all parts of the
y f@ hy W. H. r. NOBLE,
noA .lsI .tEllG1tgH al Geaeral Ticket Agent,
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NOVEMBER Ia, 1859. .. II
Cincinnati, Hamilton u Dayton
IL aa.z
R RATTa Ro AID

SIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
Trains run through RHS't 70 Cleveland sanaasky, To.
ledo and indianapolis without change of cary - '
Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western North.
g A. nj! EXPRESS TRAIN For Hamilton.
kichm0nG Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago and all
western Cities. Connects at Richmond with o. and
y Eoaa i9r Logansport; also connects at Hamilton
7:3O' A. III. TRAIN--For Dayton. spripa,e,d
Sandosky Toledo and Chicago. This train makes
close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the
same evening Also connects at URBANA FOR CO..
Lu9Bus; at Belefontaine with B, and /. r. r., East
and West; at Forest with Pittsburg Fort ayne and
Chicago RAILROAD East and West; at Clyde with
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad trains fer Cleveland
and Detroit; at Dayton for Greenylle, Union, Win.
.ISA: N: EXPkEss ERAIN4-4Fer Cleveland N,ds I'd
York, and ell cities Also connects at Crest.
line for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and all
ss16 2. I'M, nj. TR AIN-For Hamilton, Richmond.
indianapolis, Terrs Haute and Saint Louis; con.
$50 +. NJ. TRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield,
Beilefontaine, Lima, Toledo Detroit, Chicago, and
all points in Canada. ConDeCtsat Belefontaine with
b. and IL. Il, East and West. ...i, :
land yia DelaTare for Dunkirk, Buffalo Boston,
New York and ALI Eastern cities. Also, connects az
Orestline for Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and all Eastern cities is@1 ''-' ''VI -, ~
I, srThs night Express Train Ioayng Cincinnati at
trains Say s S s1spsys All 0'ner
For further information and Tickets, apply al the
Ticket offices th-east corner Front and Broad.
way; No.: 1853 Walnut-streyt, near Gibson House; at
the new Ticket Ofce on the west side of Vne.street
street House, Tor at the Six th street Depot iTTI
n0l2 ID. MoLAREE. StIperintandent ~
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THE BABYLEss BENRDICK,s sOIII.-
OQUY. qpi -

BRouaHAM DoNE IN PEN AND INK.-
Sala gives this description of Harry
Brougham: Not beautiful man this,
on any theory of beauty, Hogarthesque,
Russinesque, Winelemanesque, or other.
wise. Rather shaggy, gnarled, battered,
weather-beaten, ugly, faithful, Scotch,
colly type. Not soft, imploring, yield,
ing countenance. The mouth is fashioned
to the saying of harsh, hard, impertinent
things; not cruel, but downright but
never to whisper compliments, or simper
out platitudes. A,nose too, that can snuff
the battle afar off and with dilated nos
trils breathe forth glory that is some
times terrible; but not O nose for a poun-
Get box or Covent Garden bouquet, or
hacon of Frangipani. Would not care
much for truffles either, think, or the
delicate aroma of sparkling Moselle.
Would prefer onions or strongly-infused
malt and hops something honest and un.
sophisticated. Watch this old man mar
rowly, young visitor to the lords.s- Scan
his furrowed visage. Mark his odd, an
gular ways and gestures, passing uncouth.
Now he crouches, very doglike, on his
crimson bench, clasps one shepherds
plaid in both his hands. Botheram 0. G.
is talking nonsense, think. az. ria
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'' Commencing Dec. a, 1863. {. 3
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
@@A5 . I lliillzs
& RAITsRoAD igs

Cincinnati I and 2 st. Louis.
Y THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS.
,rs TT0 Deily Traips for Xipsennes Cairo and st.
Three Daily Trains for louisville at 72o A. M
200 p. NJ !, and T.g0 p. M, %. I7l'E Ri.Y 49,"
j One Train for Evansville at 1880 p Mol1t4l gN w
The Trains connect at st. Louis for all pointa in
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keo.
kq; at St Louis and Cairo for Memphis, vicksburg,
2 One Through Train on Sunday at 7:soP. M
y. RETURNING-Fast Line--Lea East St Iouis
SUNDAYS excepted at $50 A, NJ, arriving at Oincin.
g BxPnEss TRAIN.Leayes East st. Louis daily at 40
FOE THROUdH Il Ti6KETS
T0 all points West al South, please apply at tho
9f1ces, Walnut'stree House, between Sixth and
seventh streets, No. Burnett House, corner Office
north west corner of Front and Broadway, Spencer
s,sst. oSe and AZ fhs Rspo corner Mill.
:. 0mnibuses cal for pssseneers. EEtT'1 Il ,oo2a \
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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
lXE at laat mat what the Iadaa hava Ian naadaa

Iva at last lust what the Ladies' have long needen
and looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir. y
eases of "a Uterine Mature; Inflammation Of the
Womb, the Kidneys, the 0yaries, and the urethra,
Prolapsus or Falling Of the Womb, Painful Menstru
Is guaranteed by the of from two to five bottles
Of the Elixir OF any disease whatever of the Gener
matter Of how long standing. Price 81 per Bottle
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention to the
following Gard Of one Of the most prominent Drug
gists of Cincinnati. ir..s ma VI ,l~9 M .,G- :
"To THE PUBLIC AND THE, LADIES IN PARTIcuLAR.-
We, the undersigned are not in the habit of giving
our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing wellthe
Elixir, we cheerfuly recommend it to all females
suffering FROM, Female Diseases OF any kind; 1t l.
say to all try and our word for It, You will nd re-
lief. ,,o II. u. HILL, Drnggfst, ,
sepT Corner of Fifth and Bace-streets."
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Cincinnati, Richmond IL
y d 7a
y INDIANAPOLIS RAiLR0AN, J
Gssir1eSaaat ssiI1 eaat jM}hfo oagh. Roabo1or
= TERsE HAARTH. aAsa1q dsr&ogl
% tyssfa LAJASs1EgE|TTgHa JA,s1g|Tga ls1r -.. 10,
,7 .iaii ~ LOGANspORT, i.rT
81 peril.

TWO DALI THO ugh TRAINS leaves ~ y a,rss. Tm;
:. psp3h at A; IA. and 4;s0P III. : ''''S'' \
GO East ExxPRMss;- -Throlei direct, linking close
% INr Western and Nor western
Oinoipnati aud Chicago Roads, for Ando, SON Hcko.
no' ! Logansport and all points on Wabash VALLEY
,s}s tS 4; i,nf;T nMf;TlNRbANAPohIs. yHIQAGo& q ST.
close connections at Indianapolis Lafayette and Chi
Saeo, wlth Trains for Torre Haute Spring Rock
Island Gaesbnrg, Konosha La Grosse, ia ksonyllle
4anyilleJ Blrlington. M Milwaukee, 1islten, Napies.
3aena Qnincy, Prairie du ChIen, Pant pprrla
t1nleith Racine, Decatur, Diootlibgtui, Joliet Es
sale st. Paul and all towns and oitiA 10 too Mouth
). .Throrsh .a, II Tickets siyeu ana Baggage StsIs.d
IL rshsr &ra.s stSH and Threes
Broadwsyt No. .l6s Walnut street .psar Fouril., at
Houth east corner Of Fourth aud Vine streft IL AZ
the sixth street DSpotl iNl57. n - llpIr q BE-
in 0I. oisialD, a. MonR6w, eprs. su,sss-t,,
Omnibuees Will Gall fQr pssse ,rs by esyup iheff
heMss at either Of the Ticket % ~ u ia s3a,i'NA
tslA WH,BAifH, sas,l
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The Blind.

A recent report Of Pennsylvania institu-
ton for the Blind, states there are at present
in the United States twenty one institutions
for the education of the Blind, which con-
tain about eleven hundred blind PERSONS
The entire number of blind throughout the
Union is estimated at 10000. The whole
number received into all the Institutions
from their foundation, and now living, is
estimated at 2, 100. Excluding this number
and those not eligible, amounting to about
6, 100 persons, there would remain nearly
1000 blind persons in the United States, OF
fair mental capacity, who are not at present
receiving any regular mental or mechanical
instruction. Many of these will never be
reached. But Institutions have rapidly mul-
tiplied and additional energies are constant
ly.put forth. In 1888, the first three lnsti-
tutions were founded in the United States,
the Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsyl-
yania. In 1889, there were fire in 1874,
seven in 1851, fourteen; in 1858, t'centy'
one
By the census of 1850, the proportion of
white blind persons to the whole population
for the United States, was one in 2, 445.
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DIED,

In hanover county. june 6th; icss s sMVen :
9 pR0As, infant son ~ cnaries " s"u
Rsx, aged months ard IA daJs'
In MANCHESTER. on the 9th inst. MARY yAn ~
srANsFIELD. vile Of VIM stAnsnsio' In ine sso
The friends and acqusintarces Of the family. are
respectfuily invihd 10 attend her funeral To-Day AT
c'cIock. from her late residence In Mant hester.
IA Petersburg papers please COPY
daughter Of DR. John B and Helen a Watnau' aReo
The friends OF the parents and the late David BsI.
CLAW sre ieouested TO attend her funeral from the
first Presbyterian Church, CDR noore,s) on Sun
a.v evening, at "a o'clock. without 'ursner 90
tice. -
Yesterday evening. THREE MAY. daughter Of
d @ ard Mary Z Jordan. In the 9Th month OF her
The friends and stousintances of the family are
reeectfully invited to attend her funeral from ner
parents r, dence, in Manchester. to-day at ~
O'Clock.
On Tuesday 7h instant. At the residence q N Ae
wood. D b. Mr kYLANb RANDOLPH WEIsIGER
of Giles county, Va. 10 Miss MARY NJ ABBOTT,
daughter of Abbott, Esq Of Georgetown. D q.
~ Georgetown papers please COPY.
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Appronching Fate Of Turkey.

Notwithstanding the agreement of Tur-
key to give religious freedom to the vast
number of Christians in her empire, that
portion of her population is still subjected
to cruelty and injustice. Not only this, but
they are deprived by the Cadis of every
civil right practically, although the Govern
meut promises a perfect equality for the pur-
pose, of Justice politically. In a recent
petition addressed by the Greeks of Gambia
to the British Consul, they complain of
cases in which Grecian women were forci-
biz abducted into Turkish harems. Anoth-
er case has occurred, which at the same
time shows what the Turks think of all the
Tanzimats and Haiti scheriffs of the Sui
tan. A quarrel between q Turk and a
Greek at Canea was brought before the
Kadi, who listened to the evidence of the
Turk, but would not all W the Greek 10
speak, on the plea that th1 "Giaour pese,
venk" cannot legally bear witness against
true believer. The Greek appealed to the
Tanzimat, which DEGREES that all religious
denominations are to be admitted, without
distinction, TO give evidence in court of
law. The Kadi replied;--"We Mohamme-
dams believe that Mobammed and Christ
were both Of them prophets; now If you
Nazarenes will but acknowledge MobAm-
med to have been true prophet, then, ana
not before, can we take your evidence.
This is the true doctrine of the Koran, and
no Sultan on earth can upset 1t. The
Greek refused to do homage TO Mohammed,
Judgment was passed against him on! this
novel interpretation Of equality before the
Law. He appealed to the Mutt, the Ulema,
the PashA; but they all agreed tina, the
Koran was superior to the Sultan's DEGREES
i ia sign Of rising anarchy among the
Christian subjects Of the Porte that they
begin to find the yoke unsupportable to
Which they have silently bent for the last
four centuries, and it certainly speaks for
their increasing vitality that the movement
ier independence 10 now making its way
among the very weakest and hitherto the
most yielding of thA Christians in Turkey.
~ - subject Of congratuiAtion 70 the civ
ilized world, that the disssemberment Of the
Ottoman Empire II evidently at hand. Rus
ka will soon absorb the sick mans effects
and the world win he none the worse for
ihetransfsf,
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SATURDAY. JuHE life.
See the sr,eudid list Of PRHsENTe 10 Be GIVEN
AVA 70 the patrons Of the War Illustrations.
No IA full 90. Of silver Plate Service. cem .ns
pieces: coffee pot. teapot. sugar IOWA.
bowl and cream pitcher
a-Lad,s fns Gold Rins. Garnet ts'
s-Beautiful Porte Monpais
4-3ent's 0ne Gold watch IA carct ess'"
s-Piain Gold Ring
GLADYS so,id Gold Sleeve But'on"
7-ailver Plate Cake Basket
set Silver Plate spoons
"a fine oliver Wstcn
IA s3ent,a set Solid Gold Studs
II ao,,d silver Mustard Spoon
- Ont. zine Gsld Watch. Us carct easee)
IA beautiful silver Watch
IA finely embossed Porte Monnaie
,s-fadv,s eue Gold Ring. (Topsz setl
as-an eIerant Gold Watch. us caret ease''
l7-plain Gold Ring
ts-set Silver Plate Spoons
"a Wagn,f,cent Liquor Stsnd-cut glass oo"'es
a-set of Gents Gold STUDS
a,-A beautiful Porte Monnaie
oo-lsilyer Plate Cake Basket
"a, set Solid Silver Salt Spoons
%bsautiful Embossed Porte Monnae
o,-. lad,,s Inc Gold Watch us caret cases)
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
For sale at C Gennets. l4s Main street, ~nsre 'he
a,fss may be seen, and at the Hall.
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~ Coop BREAD-One of the greatest
difficulties with which the housewife has TO contend
il the failure to have at all times especially when
friends are visiting. or strangers happening in .
goe d. light, sweet bread. We are pleased to an.
that this great trouble has at last been en-
tirely removed and now has an excuse for ha-
wing heavy bread or -FOUR ledean cakes OF any kind
eEMpLIs YEAST PowDERs, advertised In another
column. will be found very superior for all sorts OF
bread or batter cakes and from trial of the arti
Gle. we can recommend IL to bousekeepers. as ex
ceiling anything of he kind which we have ever
tried. The article cal be had of grocers and apoth
ecaries generally. AK for samples Powders ir
GINA Conductor
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@FLr KILLER, price 6 cents de-
stroys Flies instantly without dagger to any thing
else Is easily prepared and used When commenced
early in the season, the house may be kept clear Of
Flies all summer. Sold by -.
JOHN W GARLICK,
10 lO-3t Market Place Frank lin At
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E&- DISEASED
SIDE,
BREAST,

E- DISEASED
SIDE
EYES, ETC
EXTRACT from q letter from Grimes, Esq,
London county, Va.
my wite has been for years afflicted with great
weakness pain in the eide. breast and back, pslpi
taton of the heart; feobleness of tho nervous sys
tenn; less of appetite; complex ion sslow; tie sight
Of one eye almost gone. the other very weak. ! am
pleased 10 say Hampton's Tncture has restored her
TO perfect health Her eyes are as good now % ever
RHEUMATISM, IS YEARSl
Mrs Y Bsswell. of Virginia. suffered frem Rheu
matism from her 18th 10 her 50th year of age Of
times-entirely helpless. Being wealthy, che EN-.
ployed the best medical attention, and tried many
medicines Blu: wascursd only by Hanspton's Peoe-
table Iinct.re.
friends, after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN
This Tincture will BIZ found great medicine for
all their diseases.
a9- Cali and get Pam phlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co. Richmond; BY
In Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBKAY,
Baltimore, and by Druggists and Sh0p-hesper
everywhere.
my is -akwts
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Dear Bette. sAid Chailis car time does 81 near
We Will soon be- made one by the preecher,
And Ne ought 70 take care thstwe hsvssnen'@s
dear.
What ven want 10 keep house With. dear c'es
viii 20 70 the Ierrest Of houses down town,
In ChtnA and 0lass and In Metat
lust tell them want 10 start house ~ ~ WIZ
They eend goods and . bill. and eetNess
q CAarlle. dear Charlie, PLEASE listen - -
II yonr rurss il we'll hllsd. try - ksek ssf'
You would pay very high ios Jour se@'' w.
Iwili show You the place to huy ehesver.
Up q euHAAPS we'll nnd. on the eofnss "
90 III hat us want. good many
The he honss 4 not - large their soade have
Ass aass ~ 'Ass''' 'aais c Sa1As / COS,
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MARRIBD.

On Thursday. June nd It '.Ipgiewooa. Ns MSs
county. VI. BY the Rev ,n1H sfUn;1 : S.nss.
LAIDGEY ofRfchmoud, - LILLE - os"sA-
tsr Of GEORGE W Cabell Of .1rfiewood
=. Lynchbura and Philadelphia papers VIII p'eess
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber will Leave
IN Richmond on the lst July next upon drum
ming ex petition throughout Virginia and portion
of North Carolina and would be gtad 10 receiveany
Naturalization OF mutual beDth ,ffom any rIet
chant in the city who has ibernlty enougn 70 look
bevond the immortal dollar. He may be fonno at
the store Of n Moore, Cary street, or aaoress'
through the Postoffice. porr
10
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sPse,iAL NOTICES.

- cPeCIAx No11Cu The Ladies' Of
CLAY street Methodist Church, will bold Fab in
the bsrem ant 81 their new church. situatei on the
corner Of Clay and Adams streets. commencing on
MONDAY EVENING. the 18th inst. the object @
for this handsome ecifice
the nul,i.c Generally jeft-3.
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nVR. G. HcBsoN. PRAoTfosL HAIR
CUTTER AND DRESSER Ii Hair Cutting, Shaving
shampooninR aud Dyeing Rooms, are under the
American Hotel.
Gentlemen wishing to get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved style, would advise you
to call on him. Entrance on 18th street. je9
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je Hit

- BsAU1ITuL BUILDING Lot YoR
sALx. soUrH SIDE MARSHALL, BErwEEN l0fH AND IlrH
STREETS This lot bsing in most beautiful and im-
proving part IT the city near the centre Of bust.
ness, the Banks. Post Office. Churches, &C.. in n
fine neigh borhood. on the right side of the street
running back $50 feet to wide alley presents rare
attractions to any one desiring beautiful site for
Q residence. Terms accommodating, III immedjate
application be made 70
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.
je Its I59 u ain st.
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Ns- LISTERS LOCK Stitch Shuttle Saw
ING MACHINES
PKICE $50

PRICE $50
have en- .ered into IN arrangement to sell the
above MAJ hines which are now Ackno~Ie lodged 70
be the BEST iow price Machine In the market. end
the ONLY Machines for the price that are adapted
either for family or manufacturing purposes
THEY WILL DO ALL KINDS OF WORK!
The above Machine, in connection With
L4DD. WEBsTER cos.
enable me tocompete successfully with any other
Sewing Machines In the country and TO recommend
them. without hesitation. a. the two best In the
market
~ Prices ranging from $50 TO tl09.
Call and see them.
HORTON KEACB, Agent
ie lit Corinthian Hall, Main st.
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~ MANTLE IRpor-I shall

~ MANTLE pEPoT.-I shall open to-
morrow (Friday) 500 rich and beautiful MANTLES.
Also, large lot of STRAW GOODS, just received
from New York, such " straw BonneIs. Flats, &c.
A large stock Of Dress PRINCES, all colors; ard
MANTlLLA TRIMul Nos Of all kinds.
Call 1t the Mantle Depot. if you wish to purchase
cheap Goods. X EZ KEEL,
lie 9-ta 50 Main sc.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Be II or.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Be It or.
1 dained by the Council of the City OF Richmond
that the Collector OF the City Taxes shall annually
give notice. n ct least four of the daily newspapers
Of the city, for fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day
Of June, that he win attend at his office daily be
tween the hours OF O'Clock, A N and 6 O'Clock. P
NJ, from the 18th to the 3ath Of june inclusive Tor
the purpose OF receiving from any person charged
with City Taxes. the whole one half of the
amount OF Taxes charged, deducting from the
whole amount. or one hall. ~ the case may be- ten
per centum thereon =.
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior % the 18th OF December that he
viii attend ct his office daily between the above
cembsr inclusive for the purpose of receiving from
any person who has already paid one-hah only of
the city taxes charged to him. the remaining half.
deducting from such half ten per centthereon.
In pursuance OF the above amended ordinance,
passed January 18th, 1885, will attend at the COL
lectovs Once. at the CITY Hall. from the 18th 70
the 3Oth OF June. 1852 for the purpesS Of receiving
the Taxes ~ above directed.
je1-im Collector Of CITY Of RIcnmond
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A SMALL T r ACT OF VALUABLE
ATWOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY, EIGHT
MILES BELOW kICHMOND. FOR SALE.-I offer
for sale the tract of land described above containing
one hundred and fifty acres 1t IL heavily wooded
and has on it some very valuable timber, suitable
for building purposes. and very convenient to q
steam saw mill Il adioins the land of the Messrs
Anderson. Formerly Weed's) and others. It is To-
Gated within . short distance of the York River h
K, and the wood on the land, when brought to
For terms, &C., apply to
LYME, Land Agent,
Once in basement Metropolitan hall.
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