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Foreign News-Fmencia, and Political.

Foreign News-FmanciA ana t'ohtfcai.
The foreign news received by the two
last steamers. but especially the Nova
Scotia, has somewhat disturbed the money
matters Of the great settling point Of this
continent-New York. The details Of that
news are not Of course received, as what
we publish is only by telegraph--that
brought by the Nova Scotia from "Farthcr
Point" But there are more failures; cot
ton has declined a half to one penny, and
Five. twenties have fallen from 66 to 64s4,
Gold rose from l4l TO l4S3 in New York
upon the reception Of this news.
We remarked;somc days since that the
monetary revulsion in England might not
be continued with the violence indicated
by the first panic in London, which was
without precedent for its frantic character
but that it was not probable pressure in
troduced in that manner would he immedi
ately subsidized. So il is. We have some
failures, some signs Of stringency and los
Of confidence by every steamer. Colo
has continued to flow out from thi
country, and its intrinsic value over green
backs has steadily advanced, until IT i
near twenty per cent. higher than whel
the alarm was first given.
We imagine there can be no improve
ment until the question Of war or peace i
settled on the Continent. If peace pre-
walls, we suppose there will be rapit
restoration to order and ease in the none,
world but it is probable that war itsel
would be less hurtful to commerce ant
credit than the apprehension OF 1t. Should
the anticipated war occur, 1t is NANTES
that the larger part Of the most highl,
civilized portion Of the globe will be in
volved. What will the capitalists Of tina
immense part Of the civilized nations in
yolyed I'm war do with their movable
assetss Is it not likely that many viii
transfer them to the nations not involved
in the strife7 This country, it may DC
reasonably supposed, will be selected by
MANY as a place of safety and if SO the
effect would be highly advantageous in re-
storing confidence and Strengthening the
resources of the country in managing its
foreign commercial intercourse.
The latest accounts give some hope of
Congress; but it does not appear that the
belligerents are very much inclined to-
wards it. If such Congress will give
France, and Prussia, and Italy all they
want, there will be peace. fit meets and
does not do this, We think the war will 60
on. Is it likely that anything of this sort
will be done9 The belligercnts do not
think so, it may be supposed; for they con-
tinue their preparations and warlike move
ments. Nor are they likely to wait long
upon the Congress. The question will soon
be settled.
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A CURIOSITY Thursday morning
the wife of Mr.. John Barnhardt, who re-
sides, in Uniontown, over the Eastern
Branch bridge, gave birth to a child which
is a great curiosity, having two perfect
heads, four arms, two spinal columns, and
two breast bones, but only two legs. Physi-
clans who have examined it express the
opinion that there are two hearts and a
portion of the digestive organs double.
One of the bodies was alive when born,
but died in few minutes afterwards
WdShinqt0n Republican. afrp a'-a<
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ALUM SPRINGS,
IL, VIRGINIA.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue In all ne
soETTIs IN Of them
sCRoPULA, and all the forms Of 6lsn rD
swelnfs and CataneS HR6 5SpP!ys snd
DYsENTERY, DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, CHRo;
NC THRUSH, affection OF the KIDNEYS and
BLADDER, and PILES. In all auemic conditions
Il In. system and broken down states OF the con-
-titution, loss Of appetite, and general nervous
prostraion, their powers and virtue AZ 5esI9r"
aNoWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters Of
Of ailments peculiar 70 the Female Constitution
This wATERlNS pLscTE, Y the R ians fC9n y
Ssn1 a snf Thsrma waters Which have given
celebrity to this mountainous region;
It win be open to the public on JUN lsf: Inc
The BALL. ROOM Will be supplied with music
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
Access from the seaboard Is by tbs Virginia Cen.
trail railway from the North, ria Washington city
Vile and from the South, ria Richmond or Lynch.
burg) 10 Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches,
over smooth road, eight miles up The Valley 10
RATES OF BOARD:
BY the day.. .............,........ss.sc
By the month. $50 per daV.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET. with analysis and
FRI c
signed. FRAZIER d HAN DoLfh.
Proprietors,
The water is bottled. securely, packed. and on
bottles by PURCELL, LADD K Co., Richmond A B
RucxEE; Lynehbqrg CSLEsAS RoDssSs. B ssia
Ing druggists. A single box has often saved tho
necessity Of = visit to the Springs.
A liberal discount made to the Trade by
PURCELL, LADD CO..
nv Isis General Agents.
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COYNER,S WHITE. BLACK AND

COYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AND
" BLUE SULPHUR sPRiH Gs.-This well known
WATERING PLACE, situated in Botetourt county.
Va, on tho line and In full view OF the Virgins
and Tennessee railroad, will be open Tor the re-
ception OF visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE. Per
sons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond
and Petersburg, by morning train, spending the
night In Lynchbnrg, will arrive the following
morning, the trains stopping Immediately opposite
the Springs.
pleasure In informing his friends and the public
that he has renewed TO this place with the inen;
ton Of making IL his permanent residence. and wiz
spare neither trouble nor expense TO render u
agreeable and pleasant to his guests. ,
There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the nedi'
cinal qualities OF which generally and favor
ably known that IL Is deemed unnecessary to speak
OF their value. ~
Those DESTROYS Of using the Allegheny or Alum
Waters can be supplied
AFINE BAND viii be in attendance during the
season.
Colonel WARD, so fsvorably known as Manager
of the fauquier White Sulphur Springs, has been
engaged, and will be pleased to see his friends;
Those desiring comfortable quarters would DO
we'll 10 make early application.
The price Of board will be three dolsrs per gay,
children and servants IN proportion: "A deaueloa
II ten per cent. will be made on all bills Tor one
Seek, twenty Der cent for one month. and twenty
Ave per cent for two months or longer. -,
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co, RichnIond, Va, VIII
keep q constant supply Of the water, put up y, "a
lnaft bottles, twenty -four In . case, ready for
shipping. ~ ~ WILLIAM IL. FRl,
my lsoeodsw Proprietor.
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DHILLIPS IL WRIGHT,
L COMMISSION AND GRAIN MERCHANTS
OK CARY RRTWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH

l. COMMISSION AND GRAIN MERCHANTS,
on CARY, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS
The subscribers have associated under the hrIn
Of PHILLIPS & WRIGHT to conduct the FEED
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the store re-
Gently occupied by Messrs o. ii. Chalkley Co,
on Cary street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
Richmond, Va.
In soliciting share of the patronage of the COM
munity they promise all that strict application TO,
and experience in, business can to obtain the
JAMES T. PHILLIPS,
formerly of Redwood Phillips;
JOHN T. WRIGHT,
lately with Messrs. George /. Herring y 20.
REFER.YcHs Drs. John Dove and Albert Snead,
Judges John A. Meredith and Joseph Christian,
Messrs p. II. Starke, X. Cauthorn, George /. Her
ring 4 Co.. p. Horton Reach, X. Gathright, :. q.
Redwood, r. L. Williams, A. A.. Hutchinson, Paine
CO.; William II. Redwood, of Baltimore X Is
diesex Moses 4 Graves, Starke Ryland,
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By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneefs,
ur.hn,s., corner of Main and Eleventh streets


CORNERSTONE SALE OF
t. SEVENTY ACRES OF yALgABhEJ LAXMD,
on THE, MECHANICsyiLLE T TDEfnH IN t W..
en,nn Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of the coun
ty of Henrico entered May Ises, IN rnSo =.
Signed, comm ssoner appointed for tine RaHfGGRsss
will sell at auction, upon the prema,sseso not on
the day bereaer q the sane hG Hgn ,as
schermerhorn died seized, lying on tho east sue n
of Mechanicsville turnpike short distshee Pc
yond the toll gate, and adjoining the iaho Vi Le
onidas Rosser and others. ,,, q, .
There are SEVENTY ACRES, OF which there Is :
Sufficient portion i'm woods and there are several
buildings one Of which can be converted INTO
dwelling. II will be sold AZ whole, OF divided
az NAV be deemed best at the time OF sale: .
This is a beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and u
should attract the attention OF persons seeking
Terms: one third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, the title to be retained by the court until
the notes are paid.
CRITTERS WILLIAMS, Aucti0Deers. Je dds
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The BRITrsH MINISTER AND THE FENIANs.
Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Minister
at Washington, Is said 10 be in constant
receipt of dispatches from various points
along the Canadian frontier. It is added
that ne Is convinced that there Is q consi-
derable Fenian force concentrating at i'm.
portant points, but says the Canadian troops
will take care of all that come within their
reach. -as& $780, 49,
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via GTNfz TzEE LfRisGs.
rHIsx CEIEDBA1ED wATgns.
LOCATED At BATH COURTEOUS, VIRGINIA.
IN oNK or fHy L0vHLIIsr VALLEYS
IN ALI THE DLUs RIDGB AND
ALLEsHAHY HANoEs. ARE
b OPEN FOR TEE
RECEPTION OF VISITORS.

They are fifteen miles west from Millboro' dam.
on tho Virginia Central railroad. and north. a.,
1--we miles from the Hot, and eightfro The Healing
Springs.
Very little need be said In calling public a,,.n.
ton TO watering place 70 celebrated II has been
known and visited by the whites for more than
hundred years, and was before that known 10 N.
Indians ~ The spring Of strength" from the in.
MIGRATING influence Of bathing In Its water
The temperature OF the baths are % and . Pab.
rsnhsit. The waters are famed for their efficacy in
cases OF Chronic Gout, rheumatism, Neuralgi.
Torpid Liver with Its attendant consequences, suen
AS Indigestion, Constipation, Dropsical ETusion.
Sc. also, Paralysis in Its various FORMS In.
largemsnt Of the Spleen, Chronic SweIlings Of the
Joints, Chronic Diarh9a. Dyspepsia, Gravel, and
variety OF Female Diseases, especially those Of
chronic character attended with general debility.
The accommodations at these Springs are ample.
For amusement Of the guests are fine bal. room,
billiard saloon, and bowling alley.
Route to the Warm Springs From the north, ria
Orange and Alexandris railway to Gordonsville,
thence ria Central railroad TO Milboro' depot
From the south, rn Lynchburg or Richmond on
virginia Central railroad to Mllboro' depot. From
the depot frst class stage coaches over turnpike
fifteen miles to the Springs.
BOARD Less than one week, - per day; chill
dren and servants In proportion. One week and
over. - per day, less ten per cent.
my 3I-Tu&Flm GEoRob aAlsE.
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Pore Plus. the, Ninth completed his
evenly sflfth birthday on the 18th ultimo.
lie has been twenty-two'years Pope
The suspension bridge across the Cum
berland at Nashville was opened on the
3Oth ultimo.
The venerable Amos Kendall leaves this
country for pleasure tour in Europe on
the 9th of June. fE'# r.
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a7I5TTSSy sALEs-TFfis DAY.



WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AZ
w auction on TUESDAY June ssh r sSTm ana
cing At y S,slsek sAss M Mp % dk6GsaiEs
hiouoRs. FISH, &c, to which The attention o. me me
trade Is particularly invited. Weenumera'e '"0
= 3 hossh E ads prime BACON SIDES,
-.B rs ssrk RIO COFFEE, -.
10 SACKS LAGUAYRA COFFEE, .as
20 mats JAVA COFFEE,,rs
&c barrels choice M0LASSES,
"a boxes FACTORY CHEESE, new ppu TIA
rs 4. chests and esddies superior ShEnN "a
bogsbeads PORTO RICO SGGAR,
lt 10 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
rs barrels BROWN SUGAR, ,rn,po
20 Crews Marphy's, and Grants CANDLEso,
ss boxes YELLOW and BROWN SOAP,
20 barrels WHISKY,
10 A casks BRANDY,
100 cases superior CLARET WINE,
100 cases assorted LIQUORS,
30 dozen BROOMS,
20 nests MARKET and CLOTHES BASKETS
$50 barrels and half barrels HERkiNoS,
with a good assortment oil
WRAPPING PAPER,
PEPPER, SAL. SODA.
TWINE, SPICES, INDIGO:
CHRISTIAN, LEA CO..,
ie2 1924 (Iate Ss) Main street.
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WHEAT CRoP.-Accounts reach as every
day of the discouraging prospects as TO the
wheat crop in most Of the adjacent coun-
ties. Probably better yield is expected
In Loudoun than In most other counties.
The corn il coming up finely Alexandria
Gazette.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
TEMPERATURES, PROM SIXTY TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SIX DEGREES, YAHRESHEIr.
rARDy, WILLIAMS 4 CO., PRoPRrEroRs.

Will be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
LIST, 1895.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE. LINEN.
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and
pleasure seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the proprietors to make 1t as comfortable
and pleasant as possible to all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century to possess, In = won.
derful degree, tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become justly
celebrated for the cure Of Rheumatism, Gout,
Diseases OF the Liver, Skin, Bladder, and Womb;
Paralysis the result Of injury or serious eusion;
Contraction OF Muscles and Joints, Diarrhra, and
Dyspepsia, accompanied with sore mouth and
tongue.
New BATH HOUSES have been erected, BAND
or MrsIC engaged, and BILLIARD and BOWL.
ING SALOONS fitted up.
The SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho.
roughly reftted.
Route RON the north, pia Orange and Alexan.
dria railroad to Gordonsville; thence rid Nirgi.
mia Central railroad to Miilboro' Depot thence to
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike, distance,
twenty miles,, by Trotter 4 Co.'s stage line.
Route from the south, ria Lynchburs or Rich.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad TO Niliboro
Depot
TERMS: 10 per day $40 per week.
A BAND OF MUSIC Is engaged for the season.
m
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers,
(lO6 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
AND VALUABLE STOCK OF G0ODS.-As
trustee in deed of trust executed by Read 4
Montgomery, and in conformity Of the terms OF
fad fssd on se o s
one OF the most valuable stocks of GOODS which
has lately been exposed to public sale; - ROOT
s Bdofs. as SHOES, LaPiEs GAiTERs, sIIPPEks
BAGS, HOOP SKIRTS, &e., and such variety a.
is rarely offered in these times for sale In this mar
ket. In the stock will be found ,oypop suovs
Mems HEAVY BROGANS and MONROE SHOES,
Mems OXFORD TIES and KID BUCKLE GAL
Mems BuiTToN, LASTING, and CALF CON-
Mems nE EXTRA T FRENCH CALF SHOES and PA.
TENT tEAT = Z s SA PPsNau ROOTS
W w0T1e" GXTRA-PoLIsH BOOTS and BALMo-
won mems EXTRA LASTING CONGRESS GAL.
woRs$ %sE ED and MOROCCO BALNoRALs and
Mens. 1 Wome mems and Misses RUBBER SHOES
Boys sEWED and PEGGEp GALE SHOES,
BOYS BOYS C6NGRRss CATERS and BAGMoRALs,
Misses MOROCCO, KID, and CALF BOOTS,
Misses KID and MOROCCO SLIPPERS and
Misses esp POLISH BOOTS and BALMoRALs, .no
Misses EXTRA LASTING CONGRESS CATERS,
tnlIuEcH 49, ~ ''@''~N't
OIL-CLOTH SATCHELS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SOLE-LEATHER TRUNKS,
VALISES,
CALF SKINS,
MOROCCO and LINING SKINS,
SOLE LEATHER,
BOOT WEBBING,
Ladies' and Misses FUR CAPES and MUFFS,
Mems and Boys CLOTH and VELVET CAPS,
nLadies' FRENCH, SILK, and FUR HATS.
Ladies' and Misses VELVET and PLUSH HATS,
Mems DERBY and RESORTE HATS. I'm variety
Mems EXTRA DRAB and BLACK FELT HATS,
Mems EXTRA SILK, FUR, and CLOTH HATS,
Mems STRAW and PANAMA HATS,
Bows HATS OF every style,
Ladies' and Misses BAEM0RAL SKIRTS,
HOSE and HALF HOSE, a large assortment;
GentIemen- : and Ladies' SILK and LINEN -CAM-
BRIO HANDkERCHIEFS,
VELVET RIBBONS,
FRENCH C0RSETS, ,,
SILK, GAUZE, and MERlNO SHlRTS and
DRAWERS,
LINEN SHIRTS,
GLOVES,
SUSPEN DERs,
WITH LARGE STOCK OF
PARIS TRAIL and DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS
SHOW CASE,
STORE FIXTURES, &c.
TERMS For all sums under $780, cash over $500
sixty DAYS, credit for approved endorsed notes.
d. B. BRIDGFoRD, Trustee.
PANE 4 Co .AuctiOneers. Jed
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SERGEANTS SALE.-I will sell on
- FRIDAY, the sth instant, at S o'clock, p. NJ, on
the PREMISES corner Of Twentieth and Main streets,
WOODEN FRAMED HOUSE and CoNIEAls,
BAKERS OVEN,
execution in my hands in favor OF Stephen Mason
90 hen'' THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
io5At Sergeant City Richmond
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L ON MAIN STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, June 9, At o'clock, M W.
the south side of Main street, between First an,
Second streets, adjoining the residence OF Mr., 8
feet, and running back one hundred and sixty
three and one third feet.
After which will be sold LOT on the soutt
side of Main street, between Adams and Jefferson
streets fronting thirty three feet and running bacl
one hundred and fifty feet to an alley.
These Lots are well located Tor private resi-
dences.
TERMS: Made known at the time OF sale.
ie2 6RUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson'
Rankers Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUA sB Ts,r LoT a al 2HE sa eaNaL.
BETW WSf BYRD AND CANAL STREETS, FOR
SALE At AUcToNw be sold In a. aI sSs nj
half mast A p. NJ, the SMALL LOT AND FRAMED
TENEMENT located as above, now In the oscu .
pancv of Mr. John A. Francis 1t fronts lorty three
and half feet on the tow -path OF the canal ana
il an excellent location for a store
TERMS /: one third cash, balance az four ana
aided secnred by trust deed. The taxes for this
wear to be paid by the purchaser: ,,neoy
iao Auctioneers.
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sArtsmus Ward, and Colonel Duryea, Of
the New York Zousves, called Tor Europe
on saturday 80 q - III. &c '''es
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTl.

VIRGINIA MILITIA INSTl.
Y TUTH.-Ths BOARD OF VISITORS will NEE.
At the Virginia Military institats on the Eh q
lions for STATE aud Par Cadet appointments Wiz
be made 10 the undersigned. accompanied win INC
usual testimonials OF good moral character. -.
Candidates for appointment must be sxempt Iiv a
bodily disease, q ages between sixteen aai W.
~ I've years. and In the ease OF STATE CsdcS sp
plicxnts must safety the Hoard OF their inao'ii'
10 meet the expenSes Of the instituilon. .a
Candidates for aAmiselon must DO able 70 T "a
and write veil, and 70 perform With iAciusy IA
accuracy the vasi0us operations OF the Tour
rules al sTith nstic, d rsduesion, Of simple AMI
compound proportion. end of vulgar and asS'A'''
STATE Caasas teas for sash Senatorial p,:nsies,
viii % sspplisa with board and tuition S''A'''
AIT STATE Cadets Who held appointments on .ss ~
Of Apxil, leo6, and who dssiss 20 enter sny =,
ton - sueh, viii signtfy the came, wnn X i..isr
sviasnss a pssss9l psssnissy eoaa''ioA' -
Every sfsSnssssni has sssn n.as BY the S sSss
of visitoIs % haintAin the htgn ~, - rsi,on
rsctsy Of tAe iusttuts, and 70 pss W tun scinlins
il .sll-tItsA and distinctive sys's@ y Si'>'V''.
TSs rrs7ssstss szsssisss u TIE ins,i'SSson Tss
exsril sations will sosnnsnfe On ne s"s m. pnb,
lie are respectfully invited 70 all o. mess Wv
''i Sor All farther information. application Wiz W
made 70 the ssp'nnssaasSssi AscIs n. SMITH,
,.,,ts -~oAsGkvkkJulv Superintendent.
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n Dsptist sunber tgIha eosptry gs
mS1IbS}), 5hh 4otudt pofth ard soufa'
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctionecrs,
Main street, five doors above Spotswood Hotel

Main street, i've doors above sPotsWooa no'oi'
1--WE HUNDRED ACRES OF VERY
IL VALUABLE COAL LAND, ON JAMES RIVE,
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOURTEEN
TION On MONDAY, the 18th Of June, at u
o'clock, NJ, we will sell at auction at our office,
under the National Bank OF Virginia, corner Main
valuable COAL LAND, located as above described,
being part of the " KESWICK" tract, and adj .
others.
Its location between the eastern and western
groupings of coal I'm the direct line extending from
he Coal Mines on the north side OF James river,
by the Midlothian and other pits on 70 the CioveI
Hill pits makes il almost certain that II contains
An extensive body OF coal. oon rrxs
II has also large quantity Of WOOD and I'm
Der, only a small portion Of the land being
This sale presents a fine opportunity for invest
ment in coal land, with aniaimost certainty OF
large profit. ,r,,s !, wrYYr,us
9 lie Std huctiohceIs.
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~ for the renewal of CERTIFICATE for one
Share of Stock in the Richmond and Liverpool
Packet Company" issued in my name, DESTROYED
in the fire of April Sd, 1896; date and number I'M
known. x,o,o,n
my 2I-2m lawTh A. mORRlS.
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E.o; AND 9,Ds wE 81 IEI5G s4aIET
sMEr M "a DAMS BANS nsfkIEy ktp BROOK AYE
NUE. foR SALE AT AUGTl0HI B: &. .9i S :
1as. isss ~ Sslf. past O clock, p n the LA RGE
LOT located as above, having front Of one bun,
drsd and forty. eight feet. and depsA OF aoou
TEKMs: One-third cash !; balance Of six and
.,weire months Tor negotiable notes with intcres
added, secured by trust deed. Inc 'AAe - W
1900 70 Dc HgAsRsRisoN, GODDiN APPERsoN,
ie std Auouo,.oe 1n.--
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.


MOST VALUABLE GRANITE
wi FRONT STORE, ON NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND F0uR-
TENTH, FOR SALE At AUCTl0N,-On TUES,
DAY the 5th of June, at IL o'clock we WILL ssi
upon the promises the GRANlTE-FRONT SToR =
located as above, and occupied by Messrs Paine =
Co Ii has three stories and an attic above the
cellar fronts twenty -four feet on Main street and
runs back TO Tobacco alley. which Is thirty feet
wide and Is level with the second story, thus
affording facilities for receiving and discharging
goods in the rear. Having also II side entrance on
Main street, the upper stories can be used iof
commercial or manufacturing purposes separate
from the main floor.
The building is very substantial, and in good
repair aud there is no better location for business
in the city.
Altogether this Is the most valuable business
properly now on the market, being convenient to
The principal hotels, railroad depots, and to ship
ping. -,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jel Auctoheefs.
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Total. .23,7SS Prizes, WORTH.
NONE OF DISTRIBUTION.

wheel by a committee appointed by the ticket
holders, and person. also selected by the ticket
holders present, will do the drawing The person
nnmbes drawn will be entitled to the First Prize
of Ave thousand dollars and so on until the
whole number are disposed Of. Each agent Will be
furnished with full list OF the drawing as soon rs
Ii can be published.
We will send to one address FIVE tickets for
Al so: TEN tickets for SO; TWENTY for 81; so
THIRTY for $26.25 FORTY for S35, and FIFTY
for $40. so.