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DR.. r. A. WILSON'S

FNONlC, Caihartic and Anii-Dyspepto Pills, never
i tnilng AntidOe for Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fever and Ague, LAYER Complaint, CostiYeness, Bill.
iousness Neuralgia, Collie, Deplaved Appetite, Disor
dered Stomach, Female distinctions, sc. Price 26cts
per box. One Pill dose
THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Read the Testimony Of Gov. Wise, Of Va-Wison's
Pills are safe and most useful Family Remedy for
Constipation, and Affections OF the Digestive Organs
For Headache they have proved themselves a specific
Read the Testimony Of GOV. King, Of Ala would
not be without Wilson's Pills for any price For lnd.
geston and Headache, divide pill and take the half
Il gives immediate relief.
bB-sold hy Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Pre-
pared by B. L. FAfiNEsrOcK a co, Importers and
Wholesale Druggists, No. 90 corner Wood and Fourth
sts. Pittsburgh, Pa, sole proprieors of u. L. Fames
stocks Ncrnuge. Also, for sale in Dayton by j. w.
DIEIhiCH, ABBEY OVER, KoENER, and W. W.
STEWART aps-Gmdaw
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MANHOOD.

L Sealed Envelope Lecture the Notire Treat
ment and radical cure Of SpernatorrhOea, or Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Inyoltu-
tary Emissions producing Impotency, Consumption
and Mental and Physical Detlty, by Rob. J. Culver.
well, NJ. D.
The importent fact that the awful consequences Of
sefabuse may be efeetiay removed without Internal
medicines or the dangerous applications o oRua
vices is here clearly demonstrated and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment, adopted y the oele-
brated author ilY explained, by means of which every
ono s enabled himself perfectly, and at the least
possible cost, thereby avoiding nil the advertised nos
trims OF the day This Lecture will prove boon 10
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post poid on the
eeip Of Two postage stamps by addressing DR.. CHAS,
q, KLINE 4SO First Avenue New York Post Box iSsO
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,

NO. 900 SECOND STREET
DETwEEN Main and Jefierson, and next door
ID Baflow'e Qneensware store,
All kinds OF Furniture, OhArs, Mattrasase Looking
olassss, a., Will hs selA
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New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,


Omee-No. as Jriissson street, Dayton.
DUT aud sell Exchange Gold, SILVER, Unouuent Bank
ID Notes, and discount approved hnfiuess paper ct
low ratas. je4m1&lswtfE
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SP-AIDING'S
PREPARED GLUE!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD pY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GFNERALIs
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THE INPEcTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured thousands Of both sexes Of the most dread
null eycrs. Read and reflect.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,

Lemue Bonsall of Ptsburg, for two years useless
TO himself and societyR martyr to Chills and Fever
cured in less than three weeks, and improved IN eight
hours.
Mary r. Belknap, SanduslSy, Ohio, after almost los
ing her reason as well strength by Intermittent Fee
y,r, with Chils, restored To health in twenty hours,
j. II. 1ilton, of Belqave, Me-, brought from death
door having suffered for four years made Wen III hNe
weeks, and improved in two hours.
AdOlphe Monbro, of France, relieved In one hour,
while travelling in the ears on the Fort Wayne and
Chills ~
Ellen r. Benson, 1ockport, New York, rescued after
seven Years suffering perfect cure,
Thousands Of GheT eases prevented and cured every
month, and not single complaint Of the efficiency ol
the
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Notarirs.

JOuN 4. I<RIEDLER, NOTARY PUBLIC
~ btire--t rntTDl Insurance Otico Mayors Rooms,
No. 20. East side Of MAN, between second and Third
Having received Che appointment VI Notary Public in
W and Tor the county of Montgomery Ohio, the under
signed lakes this method 70 Inform his friends and the
puiAc generally, that hs is now prepared do all the
business pertaining said office that may bc entrusted
10 him, correctly, aud on the shortest notice.
noylj-f JOHN U, KRIEDLER.
| AMES TURNER, JUSTICE OF THE PFACE r
RD AND NOTARY Pt BI.lC. office, Beekal binding
on Jefferson street, the Garner uf Third, in h,
room tomedy occupied by Iu-tic l0rTelRc. Partcii-
lar attention paid Ia drawing deeds, Mortgages, Con
tnrt' Bonds and Legal faper.. Also, collections
prompt mr2l
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''''"'IHIESS HENRY r c. spALD1NG & CO.,

4S Cedar-St., New York
Address Post Office, BOX No. 5000.
Annexed isan Alphabetical List Of Articles winch
damaged, may be restored to their original strength
and Usefulness by
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Admprrs.


DATRICK KELLY, ATTORNEN Al LAW.
L oiIcs nihe Empire Building, Third Street. Day
ton, ONO. W make collections and attend 10 the pTac.
lice Of bis profession generally in Montgomery and the
adjoining countless draw amt acknowledge d, eds and
MORTGAGES, and prepare all other legal lnstru ments
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CURES nNsURED IN ADAY.
Natures Grand Restorative.

TIME terrible malady known the Fever and Ague
| has smitten hundreds of thousands Of persons
throughout the world every year and has never I'LL now
been met by successful medical treatment that has moi
produced severe
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INMEs TunNER. IrsrIcE or rnE pEAcE
fruits.
W. II. BRANDENBURG & co.
Peaches! Peaches!

IUCKLEBERRIE Received daily, AZ
NN. II. BRANpENBURG a 60.
lNl3l6 No 800 Third street
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On hand and made to order ooodtailer. stper pair.
LEsTER 4 PARKERis SEWINs MACmNE.

Superior heavy shuttle machine for Tailor md Car
rage IrimmeIs (2d hoorD
unlform--one priee--no lnparinlAne To purchase.
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MsoicaI. f
PRIVATE DISEASES.

N primary stages cured in five duys, without mercury
elect Of long standing cured In ten days Nocturnal
Emissions speedily checked ~ new treatment Semi.
nal wenknesa or mpoicnoy cf long standing cured in
hree weeks. Diseases of the throat, uosc, aud skim
speedily cud Any form or clmrncter of disca-e eur.
Vi without mercury.
Young Men suffering nom seminal weakness, SELL
,bnse. premature pains IN the head ir,cit and limbs
nervous cough, general bodily assitude, morbid de
'pondency and aversion = society, inaly 10
rate the memory md Intellect are treated for Dyspepsia
or Liver Complaint, and through the E
lorance nd enliretism Il others, or lise dolicacy
II hcifC dfAg out miserable cSistcnae hy infrac
ious u th, mosimpeTSiire, yet simple Of their
leing.
MARRIED MEN.
Dr. those contemplating marriage who are suffering un
Ter any o these ieRr nRlaicr, should not orget the
)htam immediate relief
Diseases peculiar 10 Females treated
CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Persons at adr,ance failing 10 gst permanent cure
Effected esevhere mny receive prompt treatment ls
writing ail diacHpOnof their case, addressed to Dr.
stevens, Lock Box 600, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours nom o. M. 10 p. m. apl6
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I MEDICINAL DISEASES.

which affect the lungs the Spleen the liver the heart
other parts Of the human orggtiiiHm. The lNPEC-
TINE is ihe natural antagonist Of all feyerS, and when
il IN contact with the sltin is absorbed by the I'M
terror organs, which easily resist nasna and oil ten
dencies towards those maadies which prostilde the
mind and body with fever.s
Fever anil Ague result from numerous causes No
place IL exempt from the causes which promote the
existence Of the disease That being seated in the
SYSTEM induces depression Of spirits, la-situde Ian
guor, pain, chs, fever, and long train of dsagree
e sensations deprvng the patient Of ell energy and
reducing him or her TO a condition Of
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1rJPEcrINE,
TRY IT, PROVE 1T, KNOW IT.

Aud make known its wonderful powers and virtues,
TINT those who suffer- who threatened with sur
ering may be led to use simple, innONous prepare
non, furnished by the field Of nature Tor man. blessing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

- FA4m lNNEW kENT G0gnIIHH,a
- called '.SPRINGFIELO,"in shove. ~
named county. 1t 10 10 miles from AichmOnd, by
the York River Ra'!rced; about u nile; from
Mason, VIM. +. Clopton and ctherss
IL contains AN acres of land Of which 800 acres
are cleared: and IN high state Of elrv:tion ;6O
NAL growth Of pine. oak and ce&&3s. and it 10
Thought that the wood alone will psya the cost Of
the Farm. <..-.-s..
The land is we'll watered. and contains an album
dance If the richest mari.
The BUILDINGS consist Of an exasllsr Dwell
ing. In good REPAIR With six roomss4Dd ail neces.
good bearing condition. n y,
II the above Farm il not sold privately before
TUESDAY: the 24th July. it will. on that day. q
II o'clock m. be sold at public auction. upon tha
premises. Persons wishing to see it can leave the
City BY York River RaiToad, at sh O'CLOCK q. NJ.
residns Oh the place. Or nj. 4. g. Mason, on the
next farm, will Jake pleasure In showing It.
Tern. made known on the day Of sale. or b,
applying to myself in Richmond on Brooke Ave
LIST jsnagIy, 1891 BURTON B. CRUMP:
P. Site above property vii. be EXCHANGED fol
city property. fje7-d7awtJy l6td tds& cwtds
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soes4s 4s1AnQ 10.
-: ss:ss;is K n : 81 :: s SIS s
ssss':s|; Iin. isIs sS ..s:l s p
isoa sss - 80 ss1y e' i, so z sssks ~
~ "a ~: - e ~; g. 49, q
s..s - e: st ssD ~ 20 ss': ~
~: TX: -: a .,e::.,:.s !: =:
y De. hoass matters sfs sssAsaSsd. s. !
TpnAcc0y-rAs rsos;1ss 81 Tobacco kavs been
s saEssssS. d. ,:.ss;s.IcsIs tsf sso1 nd a ss
rse So s sf.ssr E:ss Sss ca cSS
good ord ene shipRtns leaf oeaM % hpe 6aao.
'i sss s. ~ '.:s s.S.s %
nlss % os.DsS.NA Sos ouesrAas, aad 00.1ooS g
waEAT:.,ne szsiy.ls. We rsYsss saosasioss
COkN;EWs quote . 70 - ssnss las&ls Aoing and
s:;s II. T.: s !: t,:: g.: s:..a
,BIAcos-!n4..as. v.,, arn. dante ,.,a. Side.
Sox rom as1 sst eo Sods Sssss Cared o. No
C0fFEE.--ws quote Rio MslAx, market in
o ccSSo d ss s;y H9s Of; Java isoSS os.;
Hticec: new Orleans Sugar to centa for ckolce:
SSama .h SoS cents: Loaf llll cents: Crushed and
ct.:; * cents; Extra & SXssx cents. a. 10
MOLAssEs.-Nsvu Orleans sosss -ts.; cuhs lGns-
oovado. in bels.. sse0x ets.; EnGlsh Isieod, 33<
+. WAlSKkY-Rlehmond Rscti6sd nko4sx ct,;
e. Stss!ns Co.'S Matted Rye Wh,sksy, new, q,
%. Si1os other grades. prsoes ~ to quality ftom
- oents to 9lSo. I'D - -
CATTLE. &c.
BEEF Last sales e3U to 90 per owt. gross
supply good maTket dull - = =. -
CAlvES.RanEs frem o 10 10 pr head.
cHEEP-$4 80 to s gross for good quality.
LAMB&-FrOm % - TO SIS per head.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRfYAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
The Neapslitah Array net Capit1lated-Th
Fighting - Recemmence Desersion q
the Neapelitan General - 0aribal df, Re

The Neapslitan Array net CapitRlated-TAe
Fighting - Recemmence = Desereion Of
the Neapelitan General - 0aribaldf, Re,
FARrHKR Porrr, June ls.-The steamer
Bohemian, from Liverpool ON the 9th inst,
via Londo nderry on the 9TH, passed here yes.
The news Of the postponement Of the de-
parture Of the Great Eastern uatil the 23d in
slant 10 confirmed.
Later Siciiiaa dispatches indicate that the
reported capitalization Of the Neapolitan army
as Palermo Is partially incorrect. Advices
from Naples say the King has refused to sanc.
tion the capitulation, and hoStilities were TO
be recommended IT noon.
The Neapolitan General had gone over to
the Reyoluuontsts. ~
Suil later dispatched. dated Palermo, the
Sd. say that the bOmbardment had not recon-.
menced, and that the armistice continued.
Garbaldi was still master OF the town, but
the NeapOlitnns held the forts. The terms of
tho capitulauop were not carried out, but the
negotiation continued.
Letters from the French squadron say that
thu armisiice was to continue until the 5th,
and that GaribaIdi for want of ammunition,
was forced 70 grant it.
COMMERCIAL
LIv1RPOoL, June 6.-CoftoR.-Sales for days Of
u 90 bales. the market closing very dull. with
quotations for superior qualities barely maintain
ByeadssHfs.--F!our and wheat have an advanc-
ing tendency, but corn closed very dull.
Pr0rfsf0as-quIet.
ConsOls 9lrx 0&5
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By Richard Caushern. Atetr.

C.ATc ff9N.-On FRIDAY. 9th 5nssant. 81 10
viii sel at anctnp for cash. the rsreohal effects
e the late Eliza wslt"n: coasistsinE Ct a Feather
Trunks, Waah stand, Tables, and suhdry other ar
tlcles. FaLAUBE.
Curator of estate of Eliza Wniton, decd.
~ Sale by r. CAUrHORN, Auct.
C0OPERS TOOLa.-At the same lime ard place.
will sell q lot Of COOPERA' TOOES, consisting
Of Drawing Knives, Hoops. Spoke Shears. Clamps.
Hatchets, Saws, Adze Planes. BOltS. F rows, &c.
COUNTER.-Also, large County With draw
ers. 10. &c. X. CAUTHORN.
lie 10 AuctiOuepr.
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1Slfi0nlE 6slocel Arc eol1vfn1lell

e4.--t---s@ea1~nrA :. q
BAlsanoiE Jr.e Is.-.1Ns Oosvsatioa =.
.ssSssd 4 4 csleek, 9 a. FIo.s ssess:
TnsAu9 Witch saiidtag 80 oseseay peeese
- - iaase vss called 70 order " Hea.
osiss CssSiss, and prayer was dsiivsrsd s.
Ths Presidsss Congratulated IL bsay ~
ts rs-assemsaaae. and Aeped sAat ASfAeay
The The ksw Tcrs delegation tnsrodscsd ! REQ.
tuition that the claims 70 seats Of the cotton
states b. referred 70 the Committee on Ore.
deutials, and that the report OF that COMMITTEES
eases - permitted II ~ Conveutiou who do
not paedee themselves 70 abide b. ~ dectsion
81 The Oeavsnsion aad support its nouatna-
tons.
order and motions 70 adjouru. and New York
refusing 70 sustain the previous question on
It's own rcsolation, II waa lost.
motion Was made that ali delegates whose
seats are rot couteeted b. admitted 70 the Moor.
Adioarne.i entfl r. M.
RvRNfxo SESSION.
The Convention re.a4semoled at O'Clock.
The question pending Was IN amehdrl1ent
by Mr.. t3iimer, Of Pa, 10 an AIhendnent By
Mr.. Church, OF New York.
The President announced that credentials
had ben placed in his hands frOm delegates
from Delaware. Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiaua, Texas and Arkansa1,
with . stttsr from the Mis:isslppt dslsAtsa,
plCSSuteA ~ AVWos0N Va . GU s~SS0S 0uO y
conan nication from ChAGey, claiming sat
in 'he Massachusetts, delceAtio1.
Mr.. Giimer perfected his amendment so a.
TO provide that the President issue tickets 10
the delegates from Texas. Mississippi. Arkan.
sas ana Florida, whore there are no con test
ing delegates, and that the case Of the dele.
gatss from Delaware, 0eorgia, Alahama aud
Louisiana Be referred TO the Committee on
Credentials.
Nj. CLARK, Of Mo-, desired 70 have rad. for
further Information, q substitute he desired
TO sabmit in place Of The amendmeat offered
BY Ar. 0ilmer: that the Convention pledge
themselves to require all others who may be
Authorised ~ delegates to make Q pledge 20
support the Democrats nominee Of ths Con.
ventioa. ~
a very exciting discussion took place on
this pciat and At Sx O'Clock the Convention
adjourned without any action.
The above message Was placed in the Wash.
fnGtoa once before 10 O'Clock last night and
WAS received at the once In Richmond at q
quarter 70 enc O'Clock this morningl -s
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COnRrexSional.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-House.-In the con-
tested election case from Kentucky, Anderson
fAm.) was confirmed in his seat, all the Re.
publlcans and Southern Opposition members
voting in the Affirmative, and the Democrats
voting in the negative
The civil appropriation bill was considered.
Se..ate.-The naval appropriation bill was
discussed.
An amendment offered by Mr. Millson for
placing three steamers on the coast of Africa,
for the suppression Of the slave trade, was re-
iected
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nv Alex. Mott, AacgF,

TRADE SALE DRY GOODs. CLOTH
i ING, Ae-WlN be sold At aactioa. at my store.
on THURSDAY. lane q. sommcnsisF e 70 9,s S
GOODS, eopsiStlhg Ia pSxt Of
Black Cloths and caesmers4; 1!ain Snd fapcy
gassimerss; vestines; Llte1 Drills; G6tsonades;
Hhsiery; 0loyes; ,Eace1; EmbroiderieS; Linen;
Thread; shit Collars; NeSdlss; oeocsns; Ports
AI.o. . IL Is. If READY MADEsCLofHINe.
Shoes. Hats. Gags, 10. "a M
TERNs.-Ail sums over go, 60 oGys credit for
a? ie is neso''.oe moves. ALEX. Nbrr, Auct.
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YnYSPR!NGS.-The Sprinss win b open
Of June; Thev are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem turnpike. ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot. on the
Virsinia and Tennessse Railroad. at which Oeeot
a vehicle WILL run during the season to convey visit
nEs to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
convey ance, will take tho South Side Rsilroad 1t
Petersburg, theuce to lynchburg. and then per
M1-3m p. ECH0lxS a NQN&. Prnnriafora.
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Nsrthera Marsess.-tBr TsIrcaArHl

BALrrMonE, June lS.-FlOur dull; NO sales re-
ported; Wheat dull and heavy: red 1l.SoMl s..
White 7OG1a Provisions steadyt mess pcrk IA Ss::
rump SM. Lard Is. Whisky dull: Ohio d. -
NEW YOak. June l8-Cotton dull -Upiands mid
Flour 6sm-Soathern eS 6so % So wheat hieher
..lnd,ana white 81 70 Corn slishtly Undetermined
q: Weatern yellow g. Fork dull-mess &l1N D
SlS. Other articles unchanged.
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From Havana

NEW YORK, juno 1s.-The Quaker City,
from Havana on the 14th inst, has arrived
Her news is nnimp0rtant Sugar quiet, OWN &
10 the scarcity Of shiI ping and firmness of
holders.
Mr.. Gabrie, late French Minister to Mexico,
is passenger, en- route 70 France.
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Mf r,;...,.,BA BATH co6HTy. VA.

E; This eslebs.ted WsteSiss Pi.e:, . it,
s!.sd n Ihs mca.teias q virgia.a. = nile: from
d;stss.s mile: isom the VAR: and miles from
Il: Hot s'Fnss ], nov
for vSch this psrt 81 yirsiDis y 20 rsmsrtaSIs.
It g ACCESSIBLE from al BY the regular stage routs,
ana vtnin iess tnan days josrnsy OF the most
r. PROPERTIES Of the x.ist afs Alternative, Ton
proved them are ,Scroiais. Chronic ErysiSsiss -.
e.: ;. S: sss:;r. A S% Il.
noetril inrrsctabe dieAases Of the skin, bronchial
SsS If Il: ssa sss
5sisi., Ss.dS.s!:%: b;,ss:s: Of Fsasis. N and
detailed account Of the medicinl pfcperties 81
the water. send and set . pamphlet. The service.
@sss 81 ta Sac.
cnn bxsrs6s .Ihds e its proper exhibition
The attraction. cf this delightfal mountain re-
tres! may b briefly stated g water Of superior
afs. free from
I,s. ;app!sd yin good music billiard bcv
hotel. DAILY mails east and west.
ROuTE:-Northern travellers should, from Wash
RAILROAD At GoIdeasviiis. and 81 that to MiiI6o1o'
aSss xSS snd
Springs. :
Southern travellers can select the route BY way
Of Ly nchbury. taking the cars Of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad at that place, and connectina
vile. or from Richmond, take the cars Of the Con
trai Railroad directly to Millhoro' Depot. IRON
here the evening 81 the same day !, if desired
The tropristors Of the Healing Springs. aided hy
competent Assistants, will make every reasonable
and an elegant and satnptdous residence for the
temporary visitor.
Pamphlets containine a detailed account of the
properties Of the Watef, can be obtained BY nd
je n"aim PURfERA ERWIN, Proprietors.
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sent thol, aa1 thneo inde6lcI . the co9eorn 40
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80 , Of Which Is cleared, ara sis balance q
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oE1eAd n mQaths, WITH interest IRON dey e sab.
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f SRo 3b i sfa sf3T1 A4 atcFISs1ye
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10 punctual tenants at Gin DeF annum each. and
FSs io ~: Of f S:ss
TEn is.-Ole- third cash sbs ealsnCe at .nd {
months, for nogOt8hi0 notes, win l0tSr Oay eOCq
and ss6uyed bt trust dead. Taxes for ldoC to ~
'j e u T. ''' Jas. Il. TAYLOR I SON. A.ots.
TEE sg.SD,r q IH fcaTdY w. HE TOWN VII
upon the premises, on SATURDAY, tho ~ Day o.
June commencing at O'Clock p. NJ. ten very a.
sirable Building Lots, in the plan Of Buena Vista
s.o. % laSnns IL let sos 40 asy
Persons Of limited means dssiyine 70 secure lo'
for SS9s 9as:Ss e the
TRRMs.-One- Fourth cash; the ba!Ance q Z,
and II months. for negotablo notes, with Ineeres
odded and secured BY trust deeds.
| jel8 JAS M. TAYLOR SON. Aucts.
two VERY y 6 : Is l. RnlCn
l HOUSES AND LOTS On eTH. NORTH ~
LEIGH STREET. FRENCH GARDEN HILL
At AUCTION Will 10 sold on FRIDAY IA q
| juno, at AZ O'Clock P. NJ, two very desirable
Brick Houses and Lots. situated ~ aboye, AND 90
cupied respectively by Mr.. Wight and w: }. Bar
| tfolomeW: Tho houses are u good order zone
contains S6yeh and the other fye rooms and are
| nov rented to good tepafts at fair rents. ...
Immediately sftef the sale If the ahoye,. will B.
| feet each, rupniqg back the USUAL depth.
| THRMs,-O9e- fourth CASH the balance at 8,
and 70 Months fot 9esptispe p9ses, With i4terAs
and ed, and secured by trust deedS. The taxes To-
jsH jas. N. TAYLOR L son. Aacls:
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VA9CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

The subscriber having purchased these Springs,
desires to inform the public that he has made ex-
teasiye alterations and repairs to the buildings,
and will Be ready BY the first of June TO accom-
soa az this celebrated WATERING PLACE.
The Springs are sitnated on the western side,
near the top. Of the Blue Ridge, i1 the county Of
8s,iIes southeast Of Wyer's Cave, and Is miles
northeast Of WAsnesborough. From the latter
pace. persons travelling ON the Virginia Central
Railroad VII 6nd a ready conveyance to these
SPRINGS.
tie house, and his TABLE will always Be- sup-
pAsd with the best the neishhorhood win afford. 4
In Female Complaints and General Debility, tina
Water 10 highly beneficial and some remarkable
ores have been effected By it.. .
Ia. Board % pe! yesk1ehildren and .eIyants
liel-dA cWlm New Hope, Augusta Co.. We.