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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-09

Notice is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate of Jasper Sewel,
deceased, have been granted the undersigned
by the Judge of the Probate Court Of Saline
county. Kansas, bearing date Of the 26th of
March, A. D. 1864. All persons indebted to
said estate. are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate settlement of the same; and all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to exhibit them to the Ad
ministrator within one year from the date Of
said letters for allowance, or they may be
barred from the benefit of said estate, and if
they do not exhibit such claims within three
years from the date of said letters they will
be forever barred from the benefits of said
estate. E p. BAUGUESS, Admir-.
N. B.-I will sell the claim and one mare
rs the property of J. Sewel, deceased. in
Salina, Saline county, Kansas. on Saturday.
the 18th of May, 1864. E. p BAUGUESS.
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Agricultural Column.
Hemp Raising in Kansas.

1t seems that the public are not gen.
orally aware that Kansas is the best
hemp State in the United States. As
strange as it seems it is certainly true.
It seems also that it is not generally
known that any hand that understands
the business of hemp raising can, at the
present high prices, make $1,000 year
at that business in this country. The
farmers ought to know that we import
from Russia from three to FIVE million
dollars worth of hemp annually, and
this has been going on for the last forty
or fifty years. This does not speak
we'll for the farming interests in the
hemp States. l have raised hemp in
Kentucky, Tennessee, and in Kansas.
The bottom land in Kansas is far SUI
perior to the lands Of Kentucky or Ten
nessee for the quantity or quality of the
hemp or lint. There are two kinds of
hemp-the old kind and what is known
as the Chinese hemp. The latter will
yield nearly double as much as the old
kind, and no more trouble to raise or
handle it. The Chinese hemp will
yield, on good bottom land, from l 300
to 2.24O Zone tony pounds to the acre.
Land improves every year that hemp is
raised on it for ten years, and drouth
does not affect the crop but little if any.
Hemp will kill out buckwheat, morning
glory, black locust sprouts or any other
filth IN land that l have ever noticed.
Hemp is worth in St. Louis from the
break, raw hemp, 1925 per ton. The
time for sowing hemp is from the 1st
to the 18th of May-the quantity of
seed is one bushel per acre-the ground
must be we'll pulverized before sowing,
then SOW broadcast and harrow in.
Then there is nothing to be done with
it until cutting time, which is about the
18th of August. or when the blossoms
turn slightly yellow. Then it should be
cut or Graded, spread on the ground
where it stood, as thick as it grew, and
should lay until it receives two rains,
when it should be taken up, put in
shocks about as large as corn shocks,
and bound with some of the stalks to
prevent their falling down. About the
LIST of November the hemp should again
be spread, on the same ground it was
before it was shocked, and as the lint
leaves the stock little and is sufficient
ly rotted to break easy, it may be broke
as you take it off Of the ground, if you
are ready, if not, put it in shocks again
until you are ready to break it.-Cor.
EmpOrid Meas.
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Flax.

While stopping some time in Ohio,
last winter, We met with MIR. B. ..
Warren, of Toledo, who was interesting
himself, and with success, in The at
tempt to induce the Ohio farmers to
engage in the cultivation of fax.
From facts which We have learned
from him We have thought that perhaps
Kansas farmers might turn their atten-
ton to this crop with profit. There are
some special reasons why We need the
crop and its products. There will be
for years an immense amount of build
ing done in this State, both in the towns
and in the country. These buildings
will all require paint. In this climate,
all wood work exposed to the weather
must be kept painted to insure Its pres
ervation. Linseed oil is the most ex-
pensive ingredient in all durable paint.
This article is now quoted in our mar
ket at $2.25 per gallon. At this price
it will pay richly to raise fax, just for
the seed to be manufactured into oil.
We are told that the expense of an es.
tablishment for manufacturing this oil
is not more than one-quarter what it
costs to erect an ordinary saw mill
We have men in our midst acquainted
with tie business. There is no doubt
but what 3 market for the seed would
spring up for the purpose We have men
toned as soon as the seed should be
raised in considerable quantities. Be-
sides, in ordinary times, the seed would
bear transportation to an eastern mar
ket.
But the fibre is equally important.
There are those who believe that fax
will yet supersede cotton. Linen, at
any rate, will always have value of
its own. Very many can remember
when STOW CLOTH" of home manufac-
ture. made large portion of the cloth
ing Of farming communities.
In the manufacture of paper, fax
fibre has been used just as far as it
could be obtained; and for this purpose
the demand will continue and increase.
A strong kind of paper is being made
which is used for -four sacks and similar
purposes They can be made a great
deal cheaper than cotton sacks could
!" when cotton was king" For making
this paper an immense amount Of TAX
will be required. Thus it will be seen
that the entire fax crop will have cash
value more certain, and higher, than
most crops We are now raising.
We commend the subject to our agri-
cultural societies and friends-L0r.
renee Journal.
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&~YouNG KENTUCKY BoY' IA

ensuing season at Mat Beckers' stable in juno
ton City, and at my stable on Clsrkes Creek.
He will be at my stable on Monday and Tues
day of each week, and the remainder Of the
time in Junction.
Young kentucky Boy is four years old,
about sixteen and a half hands high. and q
blue grey in color. He was sired by Young
Kentucky Boy, and his dam was sired by the
Old Ohio Pilot
Terms are 81 for single leap, So for the sea-
son. if paid within the season. if not, 81, and
S. to insure colt, to be paid when the fact is
ascertained or the mare traded off,
April 20, 1864. HUGH SIMMONS.
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TO STOCK RAISERs!

Persons wishing to raise Mules will end .
GOOD JACK seven miles east of Junction
City, on Humboldt Creek Said JACK is
thirteen and half hands high. we'll built,
and proven to be . good breeder. Terms,
8 single leap. to be paid whom the service
is performed; S. for the season. to be paid
during the season; 81 to insure the marc
with ioal, to Be paid when the more 70 known
to be with foal or when traded.
ALSO. . GOOD STALLION. dark chestnut
sorrel, sixteen and . half hands high, Levi
TermslS2 for single leap; q for the season,
to be Maid during the season, IS to insure,
due when the fact 10 sscertained Or the marc
traded of. II put BY insurance, the mare
must be brought regular, or the season will
he charged. Season to commence the lot Of
April, and end the LIST Of July.
ROBERT REYNOLDS.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-09

P1cruHE FRAxzs-Everybody can now be
accommodated with Picture Frames. Streeter
& Strickler have just received . lot Of ma-
tsrial, and viii get up frames Of any sise
on short notice.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-09

Flows and Farming Implements Of every
description. just received at
STREETER STRICKLEES,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-09

SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS
an HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK OR
~ CASH, several improved Claims in Saline
County: also . house and lot in the town Of
Salins. buy and sell land and stock 1t . fair
Commission, and assist emigrants in making
eligible location.
The Homestead Bin has Passed.
And now 10 the time for smigrants to set GOOD
HOMES No land in this county has been
offered ct Public Sale, and viii I'll b held
under. he Homestead Act.
Al upon Or address me ct Salina, Saline
Co, Kansss. neeH r. L. JONES.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-09

| NEW GooDs.-Everybody is invited to call
and see our stock Of New Goods, now arriv-
|! ing. The prices will do you good 70 think
Of STREETER & STRICKLEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-06

Since the reign OF James the Second there
has been no important battle on English
SOIL The Wars In which the nation has since
been engaged have not dssolated her soil.
internal dissensions have been healed, aud
The as3lated position Of the sturdy island,
defended by powerful navy, has projected
her from foreign invasion. Rarely have a
people enjoyed so long an exemption from
the hosron Of war. Alarms OF the. French
have occasionally disturbed her serenity, but
even Napoleon was never able TO plant his
fOot on English soil No dwellings in aaints,
no dssolated zelda, no shock of hostile ar
mics, no cities doomed to sack aud fame, in
al that time But no nation can expec:
perpetual immunity from the common evil
Of war, and least Of all one which has car
RED are and sword over all the earth. Tie
application Of steam to naval ornaments
renders Il doubtful whether her island posi-
ton will secure her from invasion in the
evant Of q continental war. The. inextin-
guishahle hostility Of Ireland would in that
event be dangerous element at her own
doom. and the only spot of earth where the
dove of pence has found a long foothold be
ssbmerged beneath the destructive waves
q waS.
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saIFfl.

In Nsurhrs trf An The 9Th trst, 81 the residence
of M Peter K Morgan, Mrs CkErrY WAvMsCk.
in the Goth year Of her age.
i'et taassai with 'ake pace this "wednesday
evening, isoss rhe Methodist Chnfch IN Manehes>
t.t. a, o'e;osk Tire iflcnas and relative. OF the
deed and ,sase nG MIR Morgan, nfe tEs:trd te ~
tend the funeral without Further no'ice.
At Ellers,te, Ia the ea,fnty Of Hcn.ico, the resi
.aure ~ her rather tbr i,h inst, Of tspt.nii i-
Yer, MoLIig iitlNf.R, daughter al MARY and
sanust C.,ttsit Js. Esa, III Tie l5ib ssas oi her
sgc.
lie, funeral vii, take place from the said resi-
hence ,Ais (Ncdue stay morning At II octack -
Friends and aeqnaintanees invited 10 attend.
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CANDID4TTg FOR OFFICE.

n-Sy- MONROE WARD.
s-~'
Fen MAyoR = Joseph Maya.
try sKRaraSr--Thas Dudley.
Iies coHsTA Freeman.
TRY ToILEcroR Hobson.
Snr -ssgssoa--p Miller.
SUPERINTENDENT GAS WogKS - Fey.
srpsRrsrsknKsr WAIEK WoRxs-JL DAVE.
SUPERINTENDENT P,rR Horsg-J Ghz ,bfcok@
CaprAiS Nianr Warcn Jas Pleasahts
CRY GAuasR--Reharh fex
CR4tN MgAHuHsa-ii Henry Devils.
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
Sc Beacon, LW dlazabrook,
4 q Erps, % saohaeis,
Griffin
sEaBERs CT husfiNos couRF
YIN pa,l,,ps, J Z Mccarthy,
las r Williams. IF Regrau!t,
.,G lis VIM nevii.
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PERSONAL.

rT%EE NV fofk Daily Eews, tee'iyei Hy tins
l ias; flag. q teaoe, (aad 5a t.e al The coa;ec
e-sts Readieg Room, ai1Ds With iae other iateSt
Narshsrn papers, contains ''p-Esoaals' 10 iha IL
rowing nsmei psstiea il the soa- h, ffcm .i-ir
fdsnis in shs North:
RG aud J Diiwertb ani Nj \ i:kins,
Ri-hmond, W: Q Hole &c, Jr lynctburs; siss
r. Bailey, pccze&iii Va; Mrs Am pa,yesr iri
p-:,uswics GO, vs.; R5v a Has'ey 4 NJ sher.
wood vs.: John Blaekhurns ana . E:c 4mHn,
Charles. u. c; Mra u X Sag!nT sad / ii De Wiz,
r3iombus. Ga; { w Gazzan, Mobi-s~+se+' u G Dr;s
chi, and WE, A siaish*, Aacan Ga; 3.s welsh
SayaUnua ,ie; Ja.ass Francis ;oHrd If Polk 60,
"a OF Their uace Tec,.noA ii.,tas": ktian'e, i;r;
Hugh Downing, Gbaf!o;is, y p.
The lst-st Northern papers iia';:yaare, thi'aaa-
rh;s New York. -ecei,ra ~ u. aai 1s.s5 Real.
ing s,oopl ~ every s OF 'rn;s.
G<-pa2e.s in the South would relieve ns:.y
auxicua an. unilsppy hesrts, ~ e.y;cg Notice,
iheopg:. the;r eo;uuins, - the parties IL ::.sir
sp-c i've localities who 81. ADDRESSED IL the .2rr:o
lag iist. az 6 -it%
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A GRAND MILITARY
"a AND CIVIC BALL
VIII be given at
NEw MARKKr HALL,
Corner OF 9th and karsha III cts,
On THURSDAY, .fpril tn, 1854,
For the beneHt Of Mr. JNo JAMES disahed scidier,
On which occasion the managers pledge them
solves TO use every means to insure really pleasant
and agreeable time to all who may atteno
Neither peins nor -xpenee will be epayed to make
1t one Of the nost pleasant sffAirs OF the Assn
Ths Lancsrs end Horse Guard Qusdri.les and
Highland Reel Will be danced.
splendid Cotillon Band has been engaged.
Arrangements have been made to secure good or,
der. Ballet Maar
Prof Thos Carr.
Managers.
Lieut. A N Robinson e n Hopkins,
Lieut. 3 Johnson, A l. Hcpkins,
Lieut. W II Allen, Jw Gentry,
Serg't q Elicit, Av Speeding.
ap 6-2ts
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RIcuxosp 4 DAsyILLs X r SePg'S Csft1,
EtaA~.1.,l Mach ~ lhtA


CUpPOSED to have Kun Away-Johp, the
- perty OF r A A Watson, OF Nottovay eoasy,
6{rsd to work Oh tbs Eiehmond Danvills kslE -
he had G pass 70 80 to bis masters on thsn.
inst since which time hs has not been heard ns
He Is . dark muia:to. About eve feet Ten ines
high, ana Is Of slender build, very eprtzhtiyn.,
about IS years old. He Ia supposed to he sioa
Petersburg or LyuoEtuTx. lie has been ~
hand on tie South Side Railroad. Inc "s'-
,n5 Si-.sv Ga TALCOTr, Snpt
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&UEA IA rs

DAN away from me, on the 18th of karch,s
II, negro man Grim, hiredf rom MI Vim Hill 1
King and Queen county. I will pay a liberalr-
yard for his arrest and return to me at the Old a
ket. Griffin Is about 5 feet 10 inches high, que
black, thick lips, and has very {, head Of hu,
ana quite smart looking
WI CULLINGWO.TH,
ap s-2t1 Old Market
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1y.BEiyIN,s sihoK sEoE STORE,

On 18th street, cp;oci:e b,..k 81,
Opened this {Sondsyl morning, :" hcre large ztocs
{! shoes Tor all glasses GAG DC found Ladies Ger
sets: hoop skirts end large assortment of tTcGcs
k,,. s!,yes LACK ead c''orc'. EteEuh felt hats
french cavalry boots. lae old currency Will b.
taken al The reduction @: cas- ;his.. up i-6i
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NIOTiCE The Office Of the uniersisned, -. -,
sore fer the ltsa Va district, being saas
ton of the city pstwean 9th aud l%th streSts, -
been REMOVED TO the baildng at the corner o. -
and yth streets, the famc occupied oy wm 49, ~,
the collector fer raid district, where one OF ~
always be found. All persons liable for tAes .s..s
kind win please eau there snd make tnsw ,e's
JAMES KxksEi,
WIN 4 JOHNSON,
WN p GRAY.
Assessors for Z War TA
.nA6t For Ilth VI do1ko.
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by d. r. Booth d CO, .a,.cfs.
No 2 10 II 81, between .atn and Cary I


No losh st, between .ain and Cary
II eaoa Fill,
Fixtures, ss, ortts
A. aucs;on.--Nii se sold, On Thursday mcrnirg,
April Tth. st y o'eoos, tie key, good will, and
fixtures Of the we'll kacwa and popular stand On
18th street, opDcsi.s the New Theatre. known the
Maltese SaOon. This being q, good stand, It Il
worthy the attention Of any one wi shirg to engage
in any light business
large Iliysor
! lot prime cigars
Lot smoking tobacco
Lot cut gi.ss decantsrs
dca tuiCbeFs and g5Sle:s
10 1ns paintings,
bsgG,eie table
painting OF j 3 Dav; and t:si
GAG fixtures
Chairs, icunges, table,, ard ether ;hsDss
too numerous &c mention.
aps DF HooTH 3 CO, Auct..
EHISE FURNITURE,
Glass sad crock"ry Ware,
stationery and Dry Goods,
-''''' '''-' "''' - Gold aud Silver Watches, ac
WIN be sold a. snos;on on Tuesday, April 18th, az
10 o'clock ii, ut eur ssl S.ooEas, . very exca!cns
and desirable assortment cf Furniture, Dry Gooda,
&c. consisting la part - follows:
sssh6ganT cabinets and bureaus
French ssd cottage bsisseads
Mahogany, CANE seat, aud wood seat chairs
Wsydrcee., washst.Ies, tables
Hsi- and shucS mattresses
lin safrs. Cups and seucers, plates, dishes, Ac.
WILL AsclD:
10000 envelopes
l,o00 rean,s letter, note, and cap papsr
leo gross snpestor Estehes
leo bottles inA isapsrsor quality
20 casa5 beet kraEch Drxnay
lco0 yards superior black calico
$50 do suannser pop;in
100 pars la,iies' gaitsrs
so yards deiaiAss
co 6osen ladies' fno icss (rh:.s.)
Several fine gold aud silver watches, and
very iiae sss Il js~s'ry, Clava sastins2
sale. De BOOTH co,
ap At. Auctionssrs.
The above sale Is unav0idably postponed I'LL
Thuisigy, April It'll, at 10 O'Clock.
Eaps DF B co, Auetionsers.
EV Rob:,.soa, At.1ns d Co., AMcts.
lCcrner 9th and Main :tsl
%xyB will offer at Auction on Thursday next, the
w eth inst, at 10 O'Clock
2hhds N Sugars
5 bills do do
7bxs do do
} bbis Crushed Sugar
= hbis N o Molasscs
10 kegs Bi Carb Soda
do English Starch
lobxs Bar Soap
i2 kegs Lard
20 bags Copperas
5 bags prime Rio Coffee
do Java do
do Cuba do
5bxs Castillo Soap
gross Va Matches
10 dozen French Calf Skins
do Kip do do
100000 Engiish4 Gun Caps
40 dozen Star Lead Pencils
Wi, q general ass0rtmento Of Groceries.
AI1e,
60 boxes MaNufhctured Y0oaceo
smoking Tobacco and Segais
ALSO,
Al ensral sss"Ttment Of DRY 6oodss SHOES ans
su ~" ROBINSON, ADAMS + CO., Aacts.
81 z * Hsssassts, ANet.
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49,. AUCTION aALA;s-Ts,s DAt.
~ Williamson d IT,, Aueta
mo. l02 Main 1t, bet 9Th Ana In. !,

Ii
LIME Furniture,
II Glass and Ofoeksryws,e.
FANCY Articles, Stationery
Gold and Silver Wsteh..
at auction On Wednesday, the 9Th o.
commenc'ng 1t 10 O'Clock "A "a We viii al. ~
sale.ooufs; No i0a Main street., an sxcsIeD, =, y
mept OF M
Furniture,
aiass and croekesyware,
consisting Of the following and Other s,, Hsss
ps,lof suite, in satin brocatsle
MaocgaDY marble top cabinets
Jenny Linz, French, and oehsr bed.t....
Pailor, cane seat, and other chair
Wardr0bee, washstands
Tets' tetae, sofas, lounges
Mahogany dining, parlor, and other t.h,..
Tin safes, window shades ~""
Feather beda, hair and shuck Mattress,
Sheets, blankets, quilts, pillows
Cups and sarcere, plates, d;shea
Tumblers, goolets, knives and gors,
COOKING, parior, and Office stoves.
ALSO,
Several Ece gold sc.i silver wa,cbsa
mn ~ WILLIAMSON 4 co, Apc,.
WILL NJ ADDED '"A
SlOa!'s elliptic cabinet sewing machine .
l magnificent heavy s!lver.plated tea 81
elegant heavy silver. plated sas,c,' r,,,
S Egg cu rS, s sa. spoon: lined with so
apl WILLIAMSON a co, Aa.s
splendid large French plate mirrors
/ throe-ply carpet
excellent buggy aud silver mounts, has,.
] sadd!e and bride 's1
ap4 WILLIAMSON co, Aax.
me!odeon.
40 D " 2 ca
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EoR SALE.-lst. very fac 65 horse power
H. Engine, With cylinder boilers, 30 feet by 80
inches, and very heavy liz wheel I'd Shafting,
pullsys, and pulley couplings, as follows, viz: 40
ieet inches turned complete, with feet hangers;
large lot OF pullsys from feet to Is inches d.
emesef, ana from 10 inches TO inches face: ono
large circular ssw mill complete; small do do
asn Tne machinery Of Merchant taar and corn
Il" o@os Ifedegar Iron works.
ap S-Wtelts
N0tI0A.-The oopastnsfshlp Of Slaughter, Nat-
IN ktna = Co expired By hmitatiss q tAa -
te1s. Qaibosne Naskins having retired, ~ ~
~ uadee sAaatylsanA lsn q
RsihasaA, ApaA Z, lssA. spe-Ss
Eoa Sas-I<S - yssas VT 49,. Apply
ts-a5 ousSisS = sssssis
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ZV\D negro woman named Greasy, . vel!
small black woman, thick lips, and large nose, ass
very short spoken. Carried OF with her Two rev
striped bomespuu yarn dresses, one brown and y.
other black. The above reward will b given NJ
her appreh II taken out Of the sounty,H
one hundred il taken In the county, 10 either 60
to be delivered to me or secured in jail 20 get sd
aaain. WILLIAM PRlDDf,
up2 -6t' Negro Foot P U, Hanover co, va
DAN AWAY From the subscriber, on sbs Nv
IL, OF March, u negro man named Jim y year
age, gingerbread color, and hal on when he le'
brown bat, brogus shocs, end soldiers fsht o'S
coat, with black Yreok coat I'm ierncath. wihsr
S.0o reward fer hts apprehension and return TO .
polr Hungary Station, or Tor his iInprison mes.
iaii SO that get him agaia. a ) PADest
AZ 2-4tt
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AUCTION SALEy-su1uRs DAYs.
EV II. 8. Heasdnts, Asscs.

BIZ II. s. Pcasarsfs, A,scs.
rro,-sgHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, Bellows,
II Auy,ls, vises, Pioughs, Doors, window 0ash,
&c at auction On Thursday the 7th Of April, at
10 c,clock will Rell al my store cn excsi6nt an.
sottr,apt OF Household ard Kitchen Furniture,
plouchs. Bellows, Anviis, &c; Ia part
I rpieudd walnut chamber sct--wardrobs, bod
s,ssd, marbIs-tcp cabinet and washs;and
Wardrobea
CaLinets
BedsteAds
Chairs
Crocksry and glassware
Smokipg tobacco, In bbls and papers
small lot chewing tobacco
Q bellows
snvi.s
IL assorted p'''sA' ALSO,
"a pairs stout brogaas
AL5o,
nnmbsr cfdoorS
Giay ID wictow cash
And other ar c,cs OF general merohauoac, ia
which the attention OF the pubie-is pariiouisr.y tn
vitad. rLEAoAN1S,
ape AoC''onccr.
b. Slaughter u Co., Aaetioneers,
40 I59 Main street
A .UCTION sae.--we will sell at auction on
"A Thursday, the 7th last, Al Invoice OF
4 - fresh Blockade Goods,
consisting Of
Cap and letter paper, envelopes
Steel pans, pe1polders
Ladies' aud chiIdren's shoes, blank;Dg.
Iudigo, salts. castor oil, COCOA
Essence of coffee, windsor soap
ssitii'z powders, buttons, Pins. needles
Hair pins, shoe lacss, avis
Alpaca, ladies' hose
Sewing silk, pencils, aa
apt --N SLAUGHTER h co, Aucts.
4EUhE.ME-y1S.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage aa.ser....--.......sD oxdss
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, .apra 6, 1888,
III FIRST MORT -fn
Of the
IA M q N 10 MS.
See THE oOMBlNATIoNI
A Rosenberg, Leader
Harry Alien, BallAdist
IA Clifford. Basso and Tyroiean Warbler
sig Malt Hsrpist
Geo Kembls, Ban joist
y Wells, tie intuitabie Bruddsr Bones
Banker. the unsQualled Ta:n5orinist,
Together With the Only Orchestra Ia the Contederae!
Ons night more CT the most beautiful Comedy 0
the age, III 1--WE acts, entitled the
MARBLE HEART,
With the following great cast:
L Dston
As Raphae
MISS El0ise Bridges
As Marco
MIR Dorsey Ogden
AS the Editor, Ferdihsld Voltage
Dan CING
SIN GI N G
Conclude with tie programme Of the usrmo.
mans,
Ovarture. ...........Pr Prof Rosenburg and COMPANY
OrenioS Chorus. Cne,at;r
L:oser in Bi;ss!u. .tepo7e (new). i allen
Lizzie ''g Hut IL Ola Fi1sinny ...........J Welie
Moon Behind the Eli. Geo Carcct.l
ri. :iaaa's Silently Bake,
- aicas!ep. .......-.-- .:.ermonans
The Manager takac grc., PLEASURE in informing the
public that no bag purchased aud viii shortly pro-
cuce the Sterling play, il five acts, written by Dr.
Broken, OF this city, entitled
pARTnR AND