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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

The PETERSBURG ExPREss.-This excel
lent journal reappeared yesterday morn-
ing, as much like the old Express as if it
had not been through the fire." We
congratulate the proprietors upon their
enterprise and activity in resuscitating
their paper.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auct'"n",rs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ BRICK
i HOUSE AND LOT, or pUvAL sTktLIi
NEAR BROOK AVENUE.-In execution 81 d"rd
Of trust from william Hill and Matt Ia. hl> wife,
aud Henry Thompson; to the saoscIlbrf2 - 5rh,
tees dated 18th June, l,C6, and recorded lh hi'h'
mond Huring, Cont office, W. will eel At tuct!"u:
upon the premises, on SATURDAY, June soth' a. |.
O'clock T. NJ, If fair, If not, then "n the next i''I
day thereafter, the property conveyed ny s'i
deed. being LOT No. u, in Marshall Mann, &C.
plan situated OF Duvai street, near Brook hF"in-
fronting twenty eight feet, and upon when ''"H''
brick dwelling. r..
TERMS Five hundred dollars in cash. hA'ancs
AT four and Ell hi months for negotiabl. notes WIN
interest added credit payments TO De s'cGrri ny
deed OF trust on the property. Taxes i"r .''1'0 10
paid by the purchaser
SAMUEL 7. BAiLf,S
GRrBBs WILLIAMS, Auctionrrrs. le)
Immediately after the abolr sale, Say a hag.
past o'clock, L. NJ. two FRAME TENENEA -
on Duval street, with a lot fronting forty .h.Hs
feet, and situated near Brook avenue.
TERMS Al sale. - -
GRCBBS WILLIAMS,
4, - Auct!oH"ers.
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General Lee has written letter to a
friend in Lebanon in which he says he will
spend the summer vacation from collegiate
Iabprs near Grab Orchard, Ky.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apper>on,
o,,Laru Hrokars and Real Estate Ageu

GALE AT AU CTION OF THE
- VALUABLE HOTEL AND Farm At MI.
FORD, on THE RICHMOND AND FkEphE!, Ks.
BURG RAILROAD. FORTY MILES NORTH ~
RICHMoNnIWil he sold At ageti,op. on tge IRE.
0'clork A NJ. the foregoing VALUABLE Pro.
PETTY, e"nlaimIng by sctnal srrY,",y one MY.
one hundred acre, lies On the west I'D" III Tue
railroad, and twenty three acres on the east s.te
thereof The land i, ot iii" quality, a. which
there Is an excellent ORCHARD 81 apple. aud
peaches. The HOTEL i large building. situated
ON the railroad SIX passenger trains sop tsly Al
the door, Thus a!tording great advantage 4" he
HOTEL a. ii allows time for Ihe passenger - axe
their meals There /. an excellent >torn attached
10 tn. HOTEL, now doing good business -. la,
which there are two Other excellent buItu.hA, +,
Also school house, blacksmith shop, wheel.
rights shop, telegraph office, etc.
To Il person disposed - embark tn lr'atth.'
business this prop. rty oter> peculiar advantages
II de- red il will be- divided 80 ~ - >Hlt htdaoi'
ITEMS One fourth cash, balance al Iuur eight
| and twelve month. for negotiable notes, interest
added sac Irri hy 4 trust deed.
HARRISON, GoDDlS APPFE>oN,
1. ~ o4trtds AuCtiuurpr,
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AUCTION sArEs-YuTTJRy nv:
ny srubbS L Williams, Auetionpe.. =
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh .,,..,.

THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
j LOTS, on THE NORTH SIDE or CIV
shkk AZ S NEAk ossccsWsSASs sPRiSS fok
the premises, on MOSDAY. ,sa y, ~ aineson, On
1 ,hi,,s e.. H. THEE BkAGTIfuL L5rs 4
.nifiy icet eaen on the north side Of Clay street
to an alley, and adjoins the property ., coiapsii
Bigger. These are very pretty lots and are in 81
improving part OF the city. !" ~
Terms At sale.
je9 GROBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aue,Ions.,.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER, June 81, 1866.
ITO BUILDERS.-Prop will be
i received at this Office until |? o'clock, on
TUESDAY next, July 3, for building FISH MAX
KET- HOUSE on the vacant space east OF the Nege-
table Market at Second Market.
at this Office, where all information IN regard 10
'A' '' WASHINGTON GILL,
IL 2s-fd City Engineer.
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MARRIED..

,,,.,Ia June 9Th, BY the Row. DT
=, Az GharlSs'en r 3. A. cRENsHAw and Mrs.
SUSAN w. ANDbksoN'
IN ,hs 10th Instant. by the Rev; Z A; Dickinson,
Mr.. WILLIAM g. WkyiSSrnrrIt OF tssi a va
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There u quito gold mining excitement
Ia Georgia. Better still, tho Macon cAp!-
ts@issS sss erecting cotton mills.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

VERY BEAUTIFUL AND ELE-
Y GANTLY- FINISHED BRICK TENEMENT,
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GRACE AND
FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will
be sold at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 2sth June 1893. at o'clock k, 7. NJ, that
beautiful RESIDENCE located az above, now In
tenancy will expire on he 9TH September next, II
contains eleven rooms, besides closets and has
ample servants rooms and excellent brick
stable and carIiage-house The dwelling was
bnilt about seven wears ago, and finished in
handsome style, with marble mantels on three
floors. II has gas, water, and all the modern I'M
provements, such a. hot aud cold water ath-room ;
also, iron vetandah in front.
TERMS: Oue.thiri cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured hv trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSoa,
10 15tds AuctiOneers.
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RICHMOND, June p, 1900.
NO MESSRS. G. T. HARRISON

! / General $ VI. Barton, Captain Albert Lybrock,
! General G. +. Hcnningscn and others
Gcnllcmeu,-lo cal! upon Ine 10 allow my nam"
TO be- used in connection with the vacancy IN tl'
House Of Delegates has been received, and have
bestowed upon II that consideration 10 which IL l.
entitled by my appreciation 81 the Rlndiloss 81 IL
terms and by nv respect for the number and In
Huence Of the names attachedtoit.
being Il candidate, and have more than once eN-
pressed my determination not TO become such
and, indeed, upon various occasions have init
mated my preference for one OF those whose names
have been mentioned for the position but mas
much A. he has not announced himself, and in
view OF the character of your call feel II to b"
somewhat of duty 10 surrender my dlslnchhat,o'
to your wishes, and to submit myself TO your dis
/ am no aspirant for political promotion; no
adept in political contests; but vi not avoid NE
d faculties of the refuse T. encounter the
responsibilities of the other, II my tell"w-cltLehS
believe that my presence IN tue STATE conner VIII!
| rebound to the good OF Richmond II elected my
sense of those difficulties and responsibilities Is
| too deep 10 permit me 10 regard success as any
| thing more or less than an occasion Tor earhcst
labor and an opportunity for the eXertion oil every
| honest effort calculated To advance the material
and political condition OF our pe"YIe II noi
when recollect that shall still enjoy the privi-
lege Of being co-laborer with you for the reSto-
ration Of Virginas lost Liberties and the preser-
walton OF her unarnishad honor.
In response, then, 20 your call, place my ser
vices at your comm and and leave II 10 you to as
sn amy position you afe R5qPsr civil IN ne
for rights, and for the last struggle Tor repuD-
| lican freedom the issue OF which Is to decide
! whether We ere to wear the badges Of freemen OF
to bear the shackes Of servitude: If the objects
Of that conflict can be attained, care not for the
position may occupy in the fight; II the vene-
rated brow Of Virginia can be lifted from the dis
honorng dust into which il has been cast II her
rights can be regained and all her ancient fran
| chises acknowledged, the reward will more than
remunerate ali the labor that the best of Us can
perform My chief hope is To see the collection OF
states commonly called the Union invested with
that equality and independence with which we
crowned our own Conlederacyi and when state
cured | trust each will move tremendously in It's
sphere and all be as distinct rs the biilowS yet
one As the sea-" But whether as constituent or
representative the past greatness Id glory OF the
old Dominion shall be my only inspiration, and
their recovery my first object.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, the desirably-located
II RESIDENCE No. iol Franklin, be. -
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. II has eight E;;A
rooms, with fire places, and three smaller 4EIrAG
rooms double kitchen, SC; gas and water. 10
satisfactory tenant the rent Will he low Apply |"
lSBELL 4 DAVIS,
10 os9t corner Eighth and Main streets.
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Your obedient servant,
10 2s-lt J. HARMER CLIMB, JR,
DRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,

L'kLSS1 faMlL1 uhoIEhlE6o'--'S'
Il B. DRINKARD CO., corner of Main and
Second streets, have in store and keep constantly
on hand we'll selected assortment OF SUGAR,
COFFEE, fine BLACK and GREEN TEAS, BACON,
FLOUR, and other family groceries, which they
guarantee TO sell upon as reasonable terms as any
other establishment in the city. They respectfully
solicit share Of the public patronage.
Fresh MOUNTAIN BUTTER always on hand.
Also, CORN ,s0ATS, and HAY.
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DIED.

this residence, on Wednesday, June .Ith, lssc,
At 4 o'clock. I. NJ, JOSEPH MlLLHlSER, in the
forty .fonrth year Of his age. -
His funeral will take place FRIDAY MORNING
at half past 10 o'clock from his residence, corner
Of Tenth and Marshall streets.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend
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BY Isbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Of Eighth and Main streets.

4 BUSINESS STAND, STOCK. OF
THIRT ZENITH (OR GOVERNOR AND ROSS
STREETS, At AuCTIoN:-wil! . be sold upon the
fssg' At 10 o'clock A. NJ, that NEAT FRAMED
TENEMENT, on leased ground, located as above,
now occupied AS retail grocery, and tbs STOCK
OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES, consisting oil
the usual assortment. ~
Terms At sale. lSBELL x DAVIS,
ie IS Auctioneers.
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EH- ESTABLISHED 1sIj.

and Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
SC, &c,
begs to inform his old friends and customers that
he has resumed business at his old stand,
No 20 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage. and invites them to a renewal Of their
business connections promising equitable dealing.
His motto il quick sales and small profits.
Ia 2l-lm
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING,
JUNE ?5, 1896.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY AT
FOUR, p. N.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION IN
THE WORLD.

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION IN
THE WORLD.
Creating the most intense excitement wherever ex.
hibited the largest halls filled day and night, ana
thousands often turned away unable to gain ad-
mittance The great original Miltonian Tableaux oil
PARADISE LOST,
from London, England, representing
GREAT REBELLION IN HEAVEN,
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS
THE FALL OF SATAN, and
THE FALL OF MAN,
As described by John Milton in his immortal Poem
Of Paradise Lost, II being complete illustration
Of this great poem from beginning to end, com
prising siXry-three splendid Tabeaux Scenes, car.
rying out Millions idea Of
HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS,
the Creation and Paradise, will now be exhibited
Al the Theatre as exhibited in London for two
hundred and eighty consecutive nights AT st.
James Hall to moro than half a million Of people,
and a. exhibited before her Majesty Queen Veto
ria and the entire Court at Buckingham Palace,
mon which occasion her Majesty was pleased L"
bestow upon the proprietor distinguished mark Of
hef royal appreciation by presenting him with q
magnificent Diamond Ring
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette. cents
Family Circle and Gallery cents
Children cents.
Reserved Seats secured ut the Richmond Musical
Exchange, J. W Davies y Sons, without addi-
tional charge.
Doors open at half-past7; commence at quarter
pasts. je ?l-lw
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NOR notwithstanding to remove on
II the lst Of July to Fourteenth street, ~
second door from Cary street, we wlll rent I...E
the LARGE WAREHOUSE now occupied by.E-&
NJ on The dock" Libby Buildings. .- -,
Ia 81 PALMER, HARTSoOk co.
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TOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES:
General THOMAS S. RAYMOND, SO well
known a. for many years an efficient member OF
the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, has been recon-
handed M suitable person 10 serve this city in the
room of MIR. GRArTAs u is UNDERSTOOD that he will
accent the position If elected Let the voters them
consider him as a candidate, and take care that
'nssy ECU. ~ ii' CITIZEN.
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ToP RENT the BUILDING now o,

il cupied as the Dispatch printing house, -
on Governor street one door from MAIN liz
Possession given In a few wecks--as soon a. 4rAse
our new building on the corner OF Nam NM
Twelfth streets il completed. Apply at the nl''
match committing room. le-'-t9
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All stockholders in the above Company who
have fail ed to return their certificates issued prior
To 81 January last are requested to return them "a
this ONCE early possible, or, in case they be
lost, to report the fact:
my o3--iaw2mW Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

AnusEnESTs.
RaeAoNAy 'nkArHE
LASf siliirs on GnASrRAu
slsJn, NnA pAI Jan rh,p,y TrmhY,n,ypAf Jan
MspstsoAl, IAa, = s,EuspAY. .us o,ai. !se ., a.
GU SO MS '' s5ssSSf sSi;'; jsx < sls giGS isa
S ~ ooa:iad. With so Local Dram. Of oA''''Au
NOSE A si,SH; sSSs.s Essss jAsUATY s"ASFHAu
,I IT.. esiasS, n @H.g .o@ei'an :. so,.on suiyolr
10 new ,hree aci ves'on Of that play.
SoLos SINGLE AT uosr.
The erineat comedian
MR. JauN Y. OWENS,
, %ss. HI. first appearance In Nc" YORK. since hts return
on SoySky ySk HsospSay s,sSiss .ss.sy rxaJsri is
now three act rorsIon q
The r oe for this sale OF reserved sess viii be opeaed
AZ the bF'1sEny MEBsssSHY 'ss1.r 'aoasrso J.ou.ys
where seats can be secured sk days IN sdYsaee
sF$ ysss c s a,as;S sassa ,sf;; qsS sov&rs %
rirs' sPp.a'.1sGs 1 2, hs S. Ssas,t" R vocalist
Al.o SIC SIC SosE SSRAfxs1i.
'A' r e. ss,ss Soeso II'iis TaE sosEFY
!" % fsf,, bas sfHs; fssSsst Nv ssas or:s ' .'
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r ucnlx wrsrles IL GREEN EusyEs no s,our.
Sis ESt sfsIsss fTss u sS q .is;s
$$a|IFs :$;#fEs $$$$|EEs :#s#: sss#s#: sss#ssE:s
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Approaohlag Close o. n. G,ssi hasassnen,.
N'''0""sas SECURE S' = YoWR 81 "'si sE,Tg
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INsoiyrsr ACT oy i.ea
"a ~ tNBHrw rEpnfEe a. fn.ffrni
TsUsrs rr~aAts ~ ~ -tse& a. ffftr ~ fhs
ssisis n Fe~el-a eonsstnr ~ Hsrawsfs uss frtsnfs
ana rgnrnles~s warf an1 ruta. n ys.
wH ~ r-s e-f ~ ths sntstsTusf ~ " rtawrag. ~
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| rhasnl~f. wN wALkEs oea.i A. sr~e
orsss1. Der - 1856
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OA, oYprc W..

A DyAscrs nADs os wsrasr Di.sgsps.
sl.erissss . K sxoKsDs IA ofsss s.s~ ~ sSss.
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nsToPi..suc ON ARTIFICIAL poNE FiLriNGs
~ fer dssysd tesfn roc. sna sryksn tees. s,. w "
Teeth ~v.ry ~tNxe " nll~d itko psn ~ 80
sgversF ~ FnIrte~nfh 100 reF o. V"Npo
,ausre Ov nNs re~tirnonuia
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SPORTING.

pIRps AT WHOLESALE AND RErAu.-iu.u M
ID purtcf the hest collection u She t1Hnfy ut Mp4Ang
Birds, Csnaric- BbsF Bris, thrmshn.. linn-ts Hold
hncsS Love Birds ana other singing Brds. Aisi t'tV
description of fancy Blnl Gage Seef Act a. tEANh
RoEDERs. iis Nrst broadway, Ncw york
L,oR sALE-OsE NEWFOUNDLAND DoG. NEW
II foundiand Pups. Run Terrier. Ba"k ana fsh ard
scotch Tcr-fs Bark and fan sut ~sis ave pounds
Appiv tod JOffN GRAY. ~ Eosrrclt street
L'EAScfs BrTiEE. : PRCk SIR HAs An 1HE
rLa breeds Dn.s futtiefs iufAii Dc MapEr 80 4ir
amt W. Eveftn'iaior AGENTS Buisf Npfk ne
dog o. Dogs boarded irau>f a. Medicine. tpr aM a.
ga
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TIiE LECTURE SEASON.

LyrNIAN .BRorHERHOop ADDRESSES Will, BE
delivered by eninfnt nemhers OF the tcnlan bo'h,r
hood all IN" Union Nbo attending b-
fepnn Congress tbs city, Clinton Hall Tuesday ~
January r. NJ fruut cats reserved for ladies' Tick
cts - cents. 10 be had a Che door
IMPORTANT LECTURKs DAIfY-FOR NrfRNEN
ony. the NoN ioTk Museim Yf Araiofny. els BTuad
way Parties unable attend these irrurrs hasr them
fOrWyfded rrpf 81 ten 10y addressing Secretary Of
New York Museum OF Anatomy
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uvNIp,r KNOW wv TooTH WAS orTr SAID Ost
vAN vfEcKs. rs Arih svenus. Besnufm Isr'A " e'1h
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S.yspNru rFAfvpNF xsffDs&E 1r aEB rME
- s~ssats va @ssi wi f.r-Fsxs 80 ss.s~s--
na sfssNs = fsNaau n ih<s 3 ~
SO tsss 90 10 A. fstast~s
fst4issa skf "a
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wha -ssssf -nA ~ ~
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sisss ~~fNt~ s#~f - s~As thsN ~@afsas
r~rietsiF Msa ks ~ 40
mkeh M#F h~.n~fsf NsFI
Nasfs #wNh go ss~ ~ Ca.wsma.s q. las isias,s
90 ~ $50
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FINANCIAL.

CAPITALS wANTBD-wITu si0,0sD OR MoRE IN
" ready money TO loan best approved security In hand
truaons isoated and closed within ~ and 90 days; iais
and Pc month the advertiser has beeD estao
shed present location Broadway refers
the merchants OF this city Applicants will address
only with real name, Esgood, Herald ohce.
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fsss's lhEa ssssas ~ msa 80 psi go
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a. EgvsgD viii ~ PAID At ppwHKsr HortL
Del 10. H. f.tgn ~ ksys hsi n sglls fs Csnsi
sue~t ~ afenue w. tsfniue .Ha haesksf Hfess
s@nss sorrsn snf Huhsgu strrsfs gghsh ssuns 30 -
Tu~nfs~th areef
W. N0ss tsa .. i~
c,.yn KTwARD Lost. os rny NOM o. riiE vrf
.~sD't FrgrQ mri ~ bsHN stff~ts
a ssnnu t,sd Wanfirr CHs~ NaMh r~tss hnsErs A~fs
nsfns ~ Dinn~l ~ WD IAs shove f-ssla shi -
fftsr snf TusstonH aatFaf lsANhthfks
tii@shsny Hyu.r s~v~nss~nh gr~~f sd Thifd sttn8s
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I,oR sAIE--i25 ACRES OF LAND, WITH LAKE
upon fun OF hsh, with improvements 100 miles from
Y0f. suitable FOR summer resort would hf sold
cheap For particulars apply Q. LUXrON's Land Office,
rallsade aud Warren street. hudson Cry
n J..
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<,ot.rog ptsraI ASSOCIATION 10 NOTHING BUf
" sstrse. f~~ss WITH w Nlisous Otia- 90. ~.
ns IT,, ho~ time Lang ~rprreure eesbtss thsn - g
,h's io p~,fsron Come % hssdgasrsrs onos W ana
frur fusflt
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S.rffNwAN rikND ruF rAIp-Y AprLGFp fOs
- Wtfau thf-a asFs asrfsifunf afafs ifsfte
s~n ails an~ lasaransrf frfrH' We a. sgta TO-
sea; hpi uitis Aprii q " Wee rhirF.iffh sssss
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p,N,r>o .cspy riEs.

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ID htN ttst~A rvH fttHIsf
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The New York herald., 1866-01-02

~LyOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NO. 50 GREENWICH
avenue corner house. high stoop. basement
and ubcelar all modern improvements and in ne order;
painted throughout within months. VIII sell with or
without furnlurc Possession immediately. Can be-
by permit from to r. NJ Apply to L. l.. b. T. BURN-
HAM. 600 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NrEw YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY .--rlIE ANU Al.
~ ruer tnr Of locry fer tho ei'on ni officers, A
sill held Library Tuesday evening Jan. = Of
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The New York herald., 1866-01-02

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13
&UrrCy Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall county. Indiana
will at the request of =. H. Riuenhouse proceed on
Monday the l 9Th day ofSeptember, sec, To survey
and subdivide the following lands in Marshall coun
": Section D L - K , Il see 1 VI II l., and also
establish the corners of the lands belonging to said
Riucnhouse in said section, said survey will be
continued from day to day il necessary till com
pleted.
Non resident owners of lands in said sections
who fail to meet me at the time aforementioned,
at the residence of $. b RItenhouse and defray OF
provide for defraying their portion of the ex-
peuses of said survey, will be returned to the
county auditor as delinquent, and such delinquen
cies placed on the tax duplicate for collection ac
cording to law.
n5l-3w j. N. kLINGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13
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