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HEsal A. IuCasIHv.
Surgeon aad Medical lseltaf, DC.


WrsnorknrEas DrF1ar. UF FrIE trr lEllhHn,
Nssavmlr. Tfss. July 70. ist
Dr John Bulls agent Ar. --t Has rriin .-.'i
10 shfpto Nashville, Tenn, - Efnrs er t' i..-as
Of Bull lsdrou bltter-, 81 la-r -' aaaei- f" .'
army oHIY.
Tie rogrllii0n- Of the Treasury uepaiiil..l. t
20 be complied Elth surriiy-
By command 0i tfaI. Cen ko--erans-
VS.. "a WttFa.
MAJOR and Provost Marshal General
For aaie, Whgisaa.s aui feilIl - hEhftfi Nt
MOVuLE Co. Nlsngie. Tenn.
0ctlf-tu sat d4F5m
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{. 4. LEWIS & co,
Corner Church and MeLsmOrt STREETS,
Nashville, Tennessee,
DEALERS M
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Perrumsry,
FIneiTOIIetTAFtIcles,
DIsstufI.,.Paln oils,
Yarnishesi
Window Glass. Putty.
lGARDEN SEEDS,
Finest Brands Cigars and Tobacco
Wines andLiquors,
Very.6ae for Medicinal Purposes.

WE warrant al the shove srseles 10 be Fresh
w and Pure, and wi be solo a. the lowest
market rstes. We invite the attention ai our Old
customers and the public, and request a call and
an examination of our stock and prices beiola ma
king their purchases.
The Prescription Department will be under the
special control Of thorough Chemist, and We wsr-
rant ell prescriptions entrusted % rs vii Be aCcu-
rstely manipulated, at aE hours day or night
febt-Sm
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Browns Bronchial TrOChss
uAvrsa BIaEcs Isuurs,s 70 rzE p.urs. srys
/ InaEBsrE auur.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catafrh, Gousaur-
live and Throat ui.aa.u

For Bronchits, Asthma, Catssrh, Consaup-
tive and Throat Disease
ra0CHEs ARE usED wuu ALatIE GOOD syoOH...
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will ind Troches useful LOO clearing l1s yuca vHai
taken before Singing og Speaking. ai.i relieving ..e
throat sitter al uauals eI-ruHl ul .l aaesI ar.sH.
the Trochrs are rocomnCni.I ana pfoalu.rI lT
Physcianz, aud have bat ta-laonslIs l-sr .ir..
nent men throughout rhe country Beng aa -ra.
de Of true merit, ami having proved .Hs. o-uetY
By test Of many Year., each ysls dndH ihrul u t.
dtanai locslnes IA gaHaa- paf.s of lla als.I. sui
Tie froches ars uuisrrsa By pl1u1gu. ed hst.ar ..l
other srucles.
Obtain only "BEowss Blayrd,L rtc.as... slI
do not taze any Of thr W5r.h.s-s Im.ial8as rus.
may be offered.
Sold egerywhere in the United States, and .a Pore
eign Couetrsz. 81 I5 cc-ts p5r 1uE-
ItnlZ-3m
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RANKERs AND BROKERS.

nTIS, E. -Ae.Attorney and Counsellor ai Law,
" Oftlce.a2l( CharrY 81: J. o. Box 7is.
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gaashrillR @GIniuu.
THURSDAY. APRIL 5, 1896.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBEt
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBScRIBEi
NOW IS THE TINE 10 SUBScRLBEt
ONLY 50 60 FOR THREE MoNTBS'
ONLY So so FOR THREE MoN7HS
ONLY s. 80 FOR THREE aoNTHS
oNLYss 50 FOR THREE MoNTHa
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LOUISVILLE, H., Sept o.. lH
On he Z3i Of lEiY last submitted llflu.. sr
agent 0i mine, to the Medical Director of t.r NH.
panment of the Amy of the Cumuer.aud. % .HHl-
pis Of my Cedoou h'tisra, nr .uspeeHau. ruT r..
auested u alter anay yss, hs .0un1 BE- merii1rsus tI
sanction ami approve Ils Use anon. our s1.i.rf..
The iollosng is tle Medical LIrr.tgr's reply. la'
also Gen. kosecrau-. peFuir-ou % slp -
g. oEce, % have t sold -J suffers. IIHs ErrL
"a Bli6I- aIl OBJ. u1
"I am satisfied that 4 p-8tar'y snd 10 uIlIs...
harm tO any one i.f4,. f5 Dr. Hll e being permit
lon. I see no ii Z 70 suter-.
Ted tn s''- HEsHl A. IuCasIsv.
st---7a,.. ,.,.l NI Is.I..aI Ifesltlf. ". a..
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Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
Il ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous lntelI-
gence from all quarters.
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

GONE & TUNEELL-Wholessle and Reta'
I Booksellers Stationers, and News Agents.
No. ~ North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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nooKsELLFRs AND sTATIoNERl

Spring WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL a
- FRANK, successors 70 NJ. J. Drucker. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecS-ly
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DERRY q DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrss
Manufactured OF all kinds Of brass work,
dealers 10 gss. steam and water pipe, oil well tu-
hing and pump, gum hose, packing, spelter, solder
and babbit, No. "A Broad street, near the nTer.
msrlf
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BREWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING OO-Book
~ sud Job Printers and publishers of the Dai-
~ and Weekly Unlon, Printers Alley. between
Union and. Deaderick streets.
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TINNERs, &e.

LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and Geners
ID Business Agents, over fork's BOOK Store, 30.
Union Sire ct, Nashville, Tenn. au3o-bn'
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COLLECTING AGENTS.

H s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
II. collects Notes. Accounts, Sc, in Middle Ten
nossee. Office at susie Capitol, next door 10 feo-
srsi Court Room. r. o. Lock Box 81. See adVer-
tisenlent in smother column. ioecs-0in
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HHERRITT 4 HILIs-Dealers in Wall Paper
nj Window Shades, Window Glass, aEd Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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A AuCE raua NiClsElhi.-
uc.saraa Miss., Aug 1. fsr.
d. John Ball IEuT Atr- . lm hsrry tY a.ar. .I
you that hass Jrod your vaLuaaIe Jsir0u bI.Is..
with great heneH ~ myset q general debility srI
prostfatOn OF Ly system pr01ucet by fha un.
healthy and uasusUc iufueuHr of tI- MI4aIsa.H4l
uVer around Yicsshurg, having been sltl U.n.r.I
Grants army throughout BEL auuIr southern .sH..
pa.gn. Icotdacuuy recommend .ta use to I.. l...
sons who a.e exposed io unhealthy e.ma.s..
o. ". IGafr
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coat AND WOOD.

UNIGHT BROTHERS.-Dealers in Cumberland
n and Pittsburg Coal. Wood sawed and split IN
stove lengths. Once 40 Church street. Yard on
ROLLING MlilHill, south of Broad All orders filed
promptly.
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Tue RlnIcLL PoIIcE COMMISSIONERS OF
BALTIMoRE.-A Conservative Convention
held in Baltimore Tuesday evening adopt
cd resolutions setting forth that the Police
Commissioners have utterly disregarded
their duty, abused their trust, violated
their oaths, and forfeited their offices, and
ought to be removed. The following was
also passed:
RESOLVED, That for their acts Of official
misconduct as set forth in the foregoing
resolution, and those described in the me-
mortal to the Governor, which has been
numerously signed by the citizens Of Bal
timore, the Police Commissioners ought to
be arraigned before the Governor Of the
State, in whom, during the recess of the
Legislature, the power of removal for Of
fetal misconduct is vested, and for this
purpose that committee of one from each
ward be appointed by the respective dele
cations, and five from the city at large be
appointed by the chair, to prefer charges
and to support the same by evidence, and
to ask of the Governor of the State the
removal of said Commissioners and the
appointment in their stead of honest and
upright citizens, who will execute the laws
without fear, favor, or affection.
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<<-t%s3kfet tksa aS.ts
I'LL the derce and roaring rage OF the .nr
nails, they may, like those Of Che css.SA"
In cages, do nothing to harm one anotner.
And yet, ifthere is an ordinary amount OF
thu spirit of ordinary nations abroad IN
Inc North, one would think collisions, and
hloody ones too, were hardly avoidah'e'
Sucb are the discords. and strifes which ma.
.urslly fiow from the policy which would
rersecutc, Cypress. and perpctuaiiy impo.
verish the South 10 the serious injury OF
the national resources, the imperilli'g OF
the liberties Of all the States, aud the de-
struction Of the peace and harmony Of the
Union.
In commenting upon these matters we
are forcibly recalled to remark Of FISHER
ANEs, one of the ablest and purest men
that nursery of evil, Massachusetts,, ever
gave to the country. Speaking of orr
Government, the country, and the people,
he said that "the United States Iere too big
!" for Union, too Democratic for Liberty,
/" too sordid for Patriotism !" Who denies
the assertionS
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JEFFERSON DAvIs-LETTER FROM Ne
pHEw OF THE PRIsoNER.-The New Orleans
Picayne makes the following extract from
letter from nephew Of Mr.. Davis,
written to friend, and dated Newport,
September ID:
"After parting with you came directly
to Fortress Monroe, thence to New York
and this place. / remained two days with
my uncle; found him brave in spirit, but
feeble in body, and not at all hopeful of a
speedy release. Never was / more i'm.
pressed with the dignity of his character
than during the few hours ! passed with
him in prison. Calm, brave, and firm in
his convictions of the rcctitudc of his past
conduct, he asks only for the opportunity
of public trial to justify himself before
the world. This, fear, will never DO ac-
corded him. The only thing then left him
will he to vindicate himself and the peo-
pie he represented through the medium of
. publication of the history Of our struggle.
Mrs. Davis is living comfortably in the for.
tress with one Of her children.
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A NOTORIOUS CuARACTER.-Wc see that
a person who has been engaged in the Sc.
cret service department in New York has
been charged with counterfeiting money,
and, according to one of the New York
journals, is found out to be "a notorious
character" What is notorious charac-
ter? There are so many at the North that
the ordinary meaning Of the word noto-
rious becomes rather perplexed. What
was once known as a notorious man
may now do his best, and he will rise above
the dead level of that community
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The Next PREsrDEScY.-Ws will give
the politicians gratis this bit of informa-
ton. Combinations have already been
formed which render it certain that three
candidates will be entered for the next
Presidential race. The ultra Radicals will
concentrate ON Chase, and viii look fol
powerful aid from the national banks,
whose strength is great and increasing, and
who have already fixed their grasp upon
some Of the most important Federal offices
in the country. The Conservative Repub.
licans and War Democrats will unite i'd mo-
minating General Grant, roleas uolens, and
he will stand, with bis immense popularity
as the candidate Of the masses Of the peo.
pie. The old Copperhssds will bring back
their pet Mcclellan, who is now In Ger.
many studying tacticgwhieh he ought to
hare learned before he took command OF
the Union ARMY, and viii run him again. -
Nac York Herald.
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General Sherman.

Tho telegraph brings the intimation
that General SHERMAN Is going into the
War Department. The announcement has,
no doubt, occasioned sensation at the
North, especially among the Radicals. We
have much to remember General SHERMAN
for that Is not of pleasant nature; but We
also have the magnanimous disposition he
displayed at the close Of the war, which
was so like an oasis in the desert of the
trials of the day, that We must also rcmem-
Der 1t with tenacity and satisfaction. Gene.
raj SHERMAN is Mdn, and is therefore to
be distinguished by a broad, deep line
from the Northern Radicals, whose instincts
are all of the brute kind; including the
eternal hunt for prey, and the never-subsi-
ding passion and rage when upon the trail
Of the victim. ,,.s..
1t is now a question between Mankind
and the race OF Brutes. Therefore it is q
source of consolation when we see per-
son endowed with some of the better SEN
timehts of the human hcart-such as SYM
patty, fairness, magnanimity-taking po-
sition in the Government. 1t is some as
surance of humanity in its administration,
some guarantee of a check upon the de.
structive purposes, the violent designs OF
the bloody party now in the majority in
the northern States.
Should General SHERMAN go into the
War Department, therefore, it will afford
an indication not at all agreeable to Radi-
calism, and quite satisfactory to Conserva-
tism: to the friends Of equality of benefits
and burthens under the Government. 1t
may mean even more than this. But we
shall 600
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DIED..

On the morning Of the nth instant, q hall. past
se'slock r DUDLEY, Jr., native OF ha,sachu.
setts. but for The last siIaesp years merchant 10
this city. 80, o,~,r, neia
asyS MORNING AZ 10 o'clock. His friends and 40
a aalntances are invited to attend sfe
On the 10th October, at IL O'clock 1t hs5 5s,i'
dence on 81. Stephen street, MANY MAhniS,
formerly Mary Rodger) wife oi'onn "aii"' -
the aiticth year Of her age. .>r,r, 9, pe,er,s
Her funeral viii take place from ~; Fetes
Cathedral TODAY the 1sth) 20 eioeh - .. ].
respectfully Invited 10 attend without iuf'hef
notice. =
In Manchester, Tuesday, octobeL 10. TuRNEK
ASHBY, infant son OF AndrewSe Anu Iu'' 90
Waugh, aged seven months.
uTha Lord pavs and the Lord taketh away,
blessed Be the name Of the Lord" S..
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FRANK BINFORD
IN charra of IL.
re- WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRlNGS,
GpERSRRIRR CnrSIY.

We have Just received supply Of this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER l. WORLD
WIDE.
So we'll known are Its valuable properties IN the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTs OF THE LIVER
that Il Is deemed unnecessary to do more tnan make
the announcement that the water can De mad.
The experiment Of transporting the water was
fully made years ago.
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAkEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN. -.
O,aers addressed TO JOHN r. CARING, White
sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per case Of two dozen quart bottles, Slz'So'
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists
General Agents for the Virginia Springs waters.
oc 6-3w%
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ststs Of Public Feeling at the Nortl

Stst6 Of Public Feeling at the North.
A friend just from the North, who had
the opportunity Of seeing much Of the yeo-
many, as well Us the, inhabitants Of the
large cities, gives en- intelligent and, we
are sare, truthful account Of the temper
and dispositions Of the northern people.
Hesays that there Is An amount of bitter
ness and acrimony existing there between
the parties Of the day which exceeds all
imagination. :. The. recent campaign has
been prolific os :sun,iiies; society II sgita-
ted bs-thsrn; and men talk freely of plots
aud schemes of violence. There ssS thing.
talked Of there which men would have been
AFRAID even to dream az twenty years ago,
sod'waich, " dreamed Of, would never
have been told a. . dream, II one title
Of the resolution h displayed In action
that 10 expressed In ten, thss ~ shall be.
hold scenes Of fearful imppu.
But The Ane.ican peop,e 81 thu North
are much given 70 CAB and fiabberpast
and though The bitterness Of speech vel
betrays the evil consequences Of the vii,
teaehiags and agitation Of northern Radi
cslism and hnaticism, the feelings tina
are bern q thsm may spend themselve
In ~ aaA boabat.
Itls sdifying iuSuch : time to contem
plate H. sslnasss md appsrent indifer
asnse IN thieA ~ Soath, o spectator
ws34S ~ 6ejscl n tho Northern MENACE
sis. .1C1 p r. lSAosias passions, ~
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IN "wednesday, osscbss is. q Grace ChsfsR :
ish,sp SaS Id a:ssssss 3 i.ss p; xa$;Sn
4 Sander. formerly Of 0ccoqnan, Prince WIZ
-. s...syaay tho i5th October. ~ the Fsrmvills
t..nbvter,an Church. by. Rev. u Hcllwsine; IN.
iANER III. 0ARLICK, Of New Kent; and nIss
CHRisTiNH OSBORNE, daughter sf the late Rev.
II. Osborne, OF Farmville. Va.
A. 81 pairiek', Church. New Orleans. October
10. by the New. Charies v. D'Hemicouft. DE-
William 81, Russell TO VIOLA ). BROWN.
daughter Of Captain James u. Goodman, I'll OF .us.
or
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TWO BRICK STORES AND DWELL.
BETWEEN q essY AND sasa sr ns sssiTyEk sIss
SALE AT AUCTION win DO sold AZ auc,ion 90
the premises. On FIJI ths 18th October Isl q,
John William Bnmmer, and the other by M q
N. Pleassnts, and each used - stores and dwell.
ings--for which purpose they are well adapted
tract the Attention Of capitalists and busincs. ns
One Of them containing ak rooms and the other
'' Tssss o n.. third cash. ba,.ns. =, four .on,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, inters.i
added, secured ~ trust deed. - 81
HARRISON, 00DDIN 4 APPERs0y.
90 10 ---.- Aue.lonNsrs
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GALE OF MULES, CARTS, HAIR.
- NESS. &C., AT Auction .-On PRiDiY inr
October. 81 o'clock r., We viii sell Il auction a.
the toll.bouse on Mayo's bridge
Six fns young and gentle MULES,
Thoroughbred; '""
Four tvo- hone CARTS. 40 f.t
Two one horse CARTS
DRAY, HARNESS, &c
TEENS: Sixty days credit for negotiable no...
satisfactorily endorsed, with interest sddej =,
:, GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS
Oc lids Anfffan..,.
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The Mayor Of Lynehburg was caught
riding upon the sidewalk by . policeman,
who reported him to the Mayor. The
Mayor heard the evidence, and fined him
self one dollar. :"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sR DENTAL NOTICE.-w. LEIGH BUR
TON, DENTIST, having returned to the city. would
be pleased to see those requiring his professional
services.
Nitrous. oxide Of gas will be administered a. an
annsthe,ic in the extraction Of teeth. oc ls-3tS
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CoxaRsssxAs GRxELEy.-The Radicals
10 tho Fourth district nominated Horace
Greeley for Congress last evening. Now
for Mrs. Elizabsth Cady Stanton In the
Eighth 49, eW York World.
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TRAcT or TWO HUNDRED
the 3slof October. tthst beirg e1sr DAY. :, Al
boar Of = o'clock T., The fEACT 0Y 80 ACRE .cs
OF LAND mostly IN wood, loeatsd a. abor. +.
Tie lands- Of Nathaniel Niek.Ys estate ana m
wnlism h. hegssss, lnl oiheSs. Thu land /:
ne Iishs ysFsssS!s sol O. sass nsisheorhood 80
los market. There are Soma cabins on the land
TsaSs Il ssis. oRUBBs ( WILLIAMS
oc II lur,ion,
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By Isbsl 4 Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
corner Of Eighth and Main streets.


NURAToRS SALE OF STOCK OF
~ GR9GlE \, Bah FIXTURES, AND noCs 81!
TON, Will be sold at auction, at the late resi-
deuee nf George z. Lowe, deceased, on the north
side Of Cary between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
FRIDAY MORNING the 10Th day Of October, 1883,
commencing 1t 10 O'clock, the stock Of GkQCR;
RIEs, BAR FIXTURES, and HOUSEHOLD an
KITCHEN PURNITgRE, consisting Of
SOAP, CANDLES,
MUSTARD, PEPPER,
! MEAL, FLOUR.
SALT, HERRINGS,
WRAPPiNg PAPER, PIPES,
SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE,
VINEGAR,
COUNTER SCALES,
GLASS JARS, CANDY,
TUMBLERS,
DEMIJOHNS, key BITTERs,
g BnRv TTIXpTTREs,
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOUNGE,
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEA BIS and BEDDING,
CLOCK, PICTURES,
CROCKERY,
COOKING-ST0vE,
SAFE, WHEELBARROw, 10.
And at the same time the HOUSE, win be rented
for twelve months. fa3 ; p.
TERMS: An to the sale, cash. ~
c. B. HABLESTON, Curator
OF George F. Lowe, deceased.
IsBBLL DAVIS, Auetioneers. ocH
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Es- LOOK AT THIS!
LIFE INSURANCE can be effected in HOME
COMPANY on as REASONABLE TERMS as in any
Northern Company. Therefore keep your money
ut home.
Apply at the Office OF the RICHMOND SAVINGS
RANK and INSURANCE COMPANY, under the
Telegraph Office, corner OF Main and Twelfth
streets. JOHN b. DAVIS president
JOHN ?. G. Porrs, Secretary. &C lots
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
CCANT LOTS, ON CHHRCH HILL, At TIE
CORNER OF 8 AND TWENTY-NINTHS STREETS
As Commissioner appointed By . decree Of Hen:
March, 1855, in the case OF Rex vs.. Rex. shsIl
proceed 10 sell at PUBLIC auction, ON the premises
on MONDAY the 27d ofOttober, fsee, st half pas,
/ o'clock p NJ, the LOT located as above, front.
ing ia feet on tho west side OF Twenty mimi
street, running back on the north line OF street
lao feet to IN slley to be divided, II necessary,
into lots TO suit bidders
TERxs: One. third cash balance at three ard
six months for bonds bearing interest, with good
security and title retained til all the purchase
money be fully paid j. II SANDS,
oc III -s .r. Commissioner.
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BY 0Fubbs q williams. Auetioueers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs.
i TATE ON RICHMOND HILL.-In exec tfon Of
deed OF trust from Bufnham Davis 10 the subs
her, dated October 7, 1885, and recorded In Hehr co
County Court, being thereto directed by the credit.
tor secured, will sell. the property conveyed in
said deed 1t auction, upon the premises, on WED.
On RSDAY, 4ih October, commencing at u o'clock
p. NJ, II fair II not. then on the next lair day
thereafter At the same hour. e.s.a n :
The property TO be sold consists or
l. A LOT, with q large BRICK DWELLING
thereon fnow occupied by said Davis), on south
side OF street between Thirty second and 7hiry.
tn rJ streets % by los feet. 49,
g. A Lot adjoining the above on the west. front.
ing Loo feet on south side OF street. running back
lsS feet on east line OF Thirty-secoud stiest.
. Also, the HALF-ACRE LOT fronting LIZ feet
on north side OF street, running back lts feet
east line OF Thirty second street.
Terms: Sufficient In cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and . bond for d, 500 with interest thereon
from 7th October, 1885, and note for tst5 ~ with
interest from tn October, 1885, scred as 70 s;y7 u
until 7th October 1867 further credit a. 10 st2s ),
until 9TH October, 1858 and the residue upon terms
Of payment to be made knSvn q The time OF tals
dRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ocli