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ne THE GRAND SECRET.-The grand sc.
cret In medication is to help nature. SUSTAIN and
REsrLArE-theso are the alpha and omega OF the
only theory of cure that has common sense for ifs
basis. II the nervous system is shattered, the
muscles weak, and the mind, like the body, In a
state of partial collapse-what is 1t best to do
Reason teaches as the answer:
BUILD UP YOUR MAN.
Brace him up as you would brace tottering edi.
fee. The pabulum he needs is q tonic Alternative.
Bring him up out of the depths OF debility and de-
spondency with
HOSTETTER'S BITTBRS.
They cannot injure. child may take them In
doses suited to its years without the possibility OF
harm. The enfeebled vital powers are as sure to
respond theoretically to their action as the wilcd
grass is to cree: its blades under the vivifyng and
refreshing rain In all cases Of debility the BIT
TIERS are absolutely required. There Is no sub
stituts or sueceedaneum that will fill their place.
Resort to this most wonderful Of modern tonics,
ANDALL WILL BE WE'LL.
Bear In mind that in Dyspepsia, Intermittent
Pevers, Bilious Disorders, and Affections OF the
Nerves, no other medicine will produce one 1.-THE
of the good effect mat invariably follows the use
Of this excellent Invigorator and Corrective.
Sold everywhere.-Neto York Tribune, October
97th lsss oc13
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~ ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
MILLINERY GOODS. alE
A. A. ALLEN,
Of the concern Of A. A. ALLEN CO., OF Peters
burg, has opened branch OF his HAT EsTAB-
LISHMENT at No. l4os Main street, four doors be-
low Pearl or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
and has placed
Mr.. FRANK BINFORD
In charge OF II.
He IL now Offering to city and country merchants
a large and entire fresh stock OF HATS and MIL
LIVERY GOODS at as low prices as they can be
bought North. AS these goods have been bought
at the late large auction sales in Brooklyn and
New York for cash. 1t Is reasonable to suppose that
they can be SOLD Low. A call from dealers is
solicited, and 1t will be proven to them that hats
can be sold here n low as they can be in New
York. Sc 15-Sm
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, For SALE At

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN
AuCTioN-RiGHTs IN THE BELLoNA FOUN..
DRY AND ARSENAL-By virtue OF the decree OF
on the 18th day OF August, 1900, in the following
cases, to wit Charles B. Palmer cs. rank Z.
Clark, William II. Clark, and others Charles ..
Palmer rs. the came defendants the Exchange
apts-the undersigned Commissioners will, at =
o'clock p. M. on TUESDAY the ?sth day OF Sep
tember 1896, sell at auction to the highest bidder
all the right, title, and interest OF the defendants
TRACT OF TWO HUNDKED AND Twenty Sc
VEN ACRES OF LAND in Chesterfield county
known as tho BELL0NA FOUNDRY AND ARSE.
NAL subject to the lien and title Of the defendant
the decree aforesaid II appears that said william
NJ and Frank G. Clark, as associates OF Charles B.
Palmer, william Webster, and Stephen Louns6ery,
parties 10 the causes, each entitled in equity to
one undivided fifth part OF said two hundred and
twenty seven acres Of land sold by the defendant
Junius L. Archer to said five persons at the price
rency, subject to certain quail under huc-
tuations OF the gold value OF SAID currency ex,
pressed in the contract; and thst ten thousand
dollars thereof (being two thousand dollars from
each Of said Ave gers0n') have been paid Leaving
The right title, and interest Of the said William
M. Clark and Frank G. Clark In and to the said
valuable and we'll known property will be sold on
the premises at the time above specified:
TERMS OF SALE: On n credit OF six, twelve, and
eighteen months, In equal instruments, bearing
intere,t from day OF sale secured by bonds OF the
purchaser with good security, payable accord
VINES WlLEf. EE Is. oESkUxp, Commissioners.
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY the
VINES MlGEfA sFE v! sskuxp, Commissioners.
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COLONEL MILFORD FOR STATE SENATOR.
In the Schuyler district of New York,
Colonel JOHN E. MILFORD, well known in
Virginia for his services in connection with
the exchange Of prisoners during the war,
has, by the Conservatives, been nominated
for State Senator. He will run well pro-
badly, but not well enough to be elected.
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"Ls Davis Traitor /? or, Was Secession a
Constitutional Right previous to the ,car
of 1861 p By ALBERT TAYLOR BLED-
SOC, A. N. LII. D., late professor OF
mathematics in the University Of Vir-
ginia. Baltimore: KELLY 4 PIETT.
The intention Of Professor BLEDsoE in
preparing this book was, we take it, to fur
nish to the people Of England, with whom
he has had much intercourse during the
last Few years, satisfactory evidence that
the southern people did not 90 to war to
perpetuate slavery or to destroy national
government, but to defend themselves
when attacked for Withdrawing from con-
federation Of sovereign States. He at the
same time doubtless intended to furnish to
future historians Of our own country such
testimony on the same point as they would
be compelled to accept. Professor BLEED
SOC discusses the question Of secession
'tsolely with reference to the past" will.
ingly agreeing that the results Of the Wal
have shifted g the Federal Government from
the basis Of compact to that Of conquest
All the argument was on the side Of the
South and Of the right of secession. The
greater power, or the larger number Of
bayonets, was on the other side. AS q
question Of right, in . court Of even
handed justice, the South must have
gained the verdict. Asa question Of dol:
lars and cents, right had nothing TO do
with it, docision. The numerous North
thought secession wouldn't pay " them,
and, right or wrong, they would not allow
It's 1t iss dead question now; yet Profcs-
sor BLEpsoE has but done his duty in
proving that Il was not always 20. We
have but ono formula for discussing the
right q secession; and that, We think,
covers tho whole ground. II tho States
hAd nctths light Of secession, they hsd No
rishhst eli; Coz I'll other rights depended
upon dat one. 70 say that State whlcl,
tstiaedthA Ccnstituticn asit was presented
tot n l7st, ana whsa 4 nd clear RICH,
\ 70 N3set y, thsreSg bound itseif TO subs.
wteo ~ - eAAesss which mixht after.
wards % made p thst instrument, i =.
acAy the same thing - 70 ssy that the ori
ginal ratilcAttoa was farce. II was onl,
the efst Hep that III North needed. aPr
sae ~ Into ths trap, and ven make 70,
put alIthe ethsrsin. 2 vas 10 language. III
MADISON an4 HA1llcK Hmm and GsoRoI
M4soh xaa|ed : go deal Of time In did
cuasisS ~ meagtpk ~ probable vorkinI
oE1lG6epal slanseaof 4 institution whlch
E1le = - 80 lat1gpsstaltsa q
49, sIl inviolabls bod, obIigs
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RICHMOND Eclectic MAGAzTNE.-The
editors and proprietors of this forthcoming
monthly have found it impracticable to
secure the issue of the first number before
the second week in November, at which
time it may be certainly expected, and
upon the first of each month thereafter.
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TUESDAY,. oorosEs III 1855,
a.. TsOUb,ss = nalsisnora

Ms Ao.IfoObboo - 604Samo1A eaa /
rs NidicSla ssand 6rm II their deter.
mtsstiog 10 disttanchiss scyeneishths q
ths-psspse-sf BAlsl4sss, -aad The whole
RsAssA wsss,nf NJ. North are working
the ssSasfcss fools q tAsa section up to The
sYytKssy u 1851. Governor SWAIN will
DOH In irsfuSa to remove the commits
sioasrS alsAoagA hs he's the clear right 20
does, ~ Hon. RsvERpY JOHNSON mas in'
fcfded him. ea' -
Tbk plscS 81 diabolism should satisfy
every ora that the Radicals are determined
70 neaA IN the Offices In this country, ana
ru,si \ without the lesst respect Tor law
;us.A.n - honor. Their corruption IN
Office !, needs NO argument to prove. The
r;.h, AZ the Governor to remove them u
e.r,es,ed IN the Constitution. Nay more
!, ulbis bounden duty TO remove them.
Vet they have raised such clamor, made
40 many untrue statements, succeeded so
well In raising false issue, and excited
tbs northern masses TO such an extent, that
il il questionable whether they could be
nut out Of Office without producing war.
This b q lamentable state Of things,
truly. 1t b enough to cause alllaw-abid-
ing men TO doubt the possibility Of repub-
licaa: government. Clearly, there is no
sense of justice or honor or Of eonstitu-
tional obligations, no respect for Law or
rights, n 8 mob; and II is equally clear
that the best government the world ever
saw" Is now completely at the mercy OF
the mob. oh, for one day Of ANDREW
Jackson!
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nB- WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GRgESBRIBR COUNTY.
We have Just received supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER Is WORLD.
WIDE.
90 we'll known are ih valuable properties In the
CUBE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGRMENTs OF THE LIVER
that Il is deemed to do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment Of transporting the water was
fully made years ago.
1T CAN BIB HAD HERE AZ PERFECT, AS to
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed 10 JOHN +. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention
Price per case Of two dozen quart bottles, sia.'s
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers By
PURCELL, LADD r CO.. Druggists.
General Agents for the Virginia Springs Waters.
oc s-sws
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TRAGEDY IN SURRY CoUNTY-INTENsE
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE ClTIzENS.-The
most intense excitement has been created
in Surry by rencontre which has recently
taken place, resulting in the desperate if
not mortal injury Of one Of the most esti-
mable citizens of that county. The prin-
cipals to the affair were Captain James D..
Hawkins, son of General Hawkins, Of Ba-
cons Castle, and Messrs. William and
James Underwood, sons of the clerk Of the
Surry county court. 1t seems that some
weeks ago difficulty (the cause Of which
is too delicate for mention here) occurred
between the parties, in which the brothers
Underwood attacked Hawkins and horse
whipped him most severely. Subsequently
Hawkins challenged William Underwood,
but the latter refused to fight, and no
further collision occurred till last Thurs
day, when the parties met ut Surry court
house. and on sight drew their pistols.
Hawkins's weapon did not fire. Under
wood shot once unsuccessfully, and the an
tsgonists then closed, when Hawkins was
shot Ia the side, the ball passing through
his body, intiicting wound which 1t Is
hardly possible he should survive.
Underwood was arrested, and sin prison,
and the indignation Of the citizens against
him Is said to be unbounded. ALI the par
ties are highly CONNECTED and were in the
higher walks Of life.
We have further details Of the affair, but
are not at liberty to publish them.-Petrs-
burg Indsr. I'D.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, under ST. Charles Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
NEAR MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION We
will sell at public auction on FRIDAY, October
10Th, at o'clock p. NJ, 90,
feet on tho west side of Hunter street, running
back $50 feet to an alley ten feet wide: 4,
2. LOTS Nos. and 5, fronting together 10 leet
1854 feet
Samuel d. Atkinson, Esq. :.
The sale will commence al the lots near Mr. At
kinson's. 80
Other building lots near there will be sold at tho
same time.
Terms: At sale. 90
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JeG DavIs...Nnmes ofsome Of his late
Visitors.

Visitors.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 19.-The Da-
Wis family, in their home in the fortress
by the sea-" have for several days past been
honored with the presence of numerous
visitors. The arrival here of Charles Brod-
head, Esq, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania,
formerly State Senator, and lady Mr..
James McKuban, Of Maryland, and Mrs.
Wood and three children, all bound upon
the same mission-to see Mr.. and Mrs. jeff.
Dayis-have been noticed. These visits Of
friends to the Davis family so often now
occur as to excite very little attention,
their going and coming being SO quietly
conducted. Arriving here early in
the morning by the Baltimore steam
ers, often times before sunrise, they
remain at the Hygeia Hotel for break
fast, and having obtained permission
from Brigadier- General II. S. Burton, CON-
mandant of the fortress, to enter his quar-
tiers, land it is never refused,) they remain
there till their visit expires, save when at
tending their meals. Now and then occur
the visits of his counsel or more import
ant personages; but in every case permits
sion to enter the fortress is granted, the
utmost liberty of social amenities are ex-
tended them, and unrestricted commune
cation with Davis and his family is allowed.
Occasionally an ex-rebel officer arrives
here, and although it is said there was an
order issued some time ago strictly forbid
ding the presence of such in the fortress,
they have but little difficulty in obtaining
an entrance and the privilege Of visiting
the prisoner.
The arrivals to-day were DR.. S. j.
Wheeler, of Murfreesboro', N. c., formerly
colonel of the Twelfth North Carolina
Cavalry, and Major Barton, of the Tenth
North Carolina Artillery, both old friends
of Davis. They both entered the fortress
this morning, and remained all day.
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BY Harrison, aoddin 4 Appenon, Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsnon. Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
lHPRoxED FARM OF M. MINETY yIM AND An
CANAL NAL 1 AND wE Is Ttf' PIlsk soap to
THEREoN, CoEsisTINa OF CORN, OATS.
BLADE FODDER, WHEAT STRAW; G M3l e
FARaaIHd IMPLEMENTS, &c., SEGETaBEs, &c,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-At the request Of Mr..
John Clark we shall sell at AUCTION, on the pre-
mencing at II o'clock A. NJ !, that very valuable
and highly productive FARM located ~ above
'sa SSns ID II
monS eoats sns sfSq W
ACRES by recent survey all OF which ~ IN the
very highest state Of improvsmsnt, prSSd;ae1 I'M
der new plank enclosure. ,r,nsr,n,o
The buildings on 1t consist Of an 0YBRSEER's
RogssE SRRY
nearly new, and built In the best manner.
There have been seeded forty: six bushels OF
wheat, with two tons guano, and twenty acres are
'e Ssr the sale Of the farm will be sold the fol-
lowing articles viz about l25 barrels corn 70 GOO
pounds sheat oats; very large quantity OF wheat
straw; about 5000 pounds blade fodder; some
calves; abeef cattle; . carts; Icarrysll; 1 hne
threshing machine all the farming Implements,
such as plows; drags, wheat CLEANER; the crops OF
TERMS For the land, very reasonable, and made
known at the hour Of sale; for the personal estate,
all sums under $50 cash, over that amount; sixty
days credit for approved, endorsed negotiable pa.
per, or Ave per cent. discount for cash.
Ii the farm be not sold, II will be rented ont for
one year TO the highest bidder and whether sold
or s axsss So b fss F sssSss''
oc 90 Auctioneers.
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HoxIcIDE.-A horrible tragedy occurred
ct Plumb Creek gap, near this place, on
Thursday evening last. A difficulty arose
betwsen the deceased aud Mr.. Augustus
S., Kittep, terminating In . conflict, In
which Hesrin received snpdry injuries that
caused his death on the following day. Mr..
Herrin was very drunk ut the time, and
was said TO be very insulting and quarrel
soms when intoxicated. Nr. Witten re-
ports that Herrln approached him with 8
knife and that he acted 10 self-defence.
The grand jufyb found N Indictment
against 1r. Witten for murder in the first
asgree.i But Ne understand he has lsft
tns country I'D ~sespiik 1assnsu OIL
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The Baltimore american is merry over
Lieutenant Governor CowPER's fight with
a negro woman in Norfolk, and calls him
one of the "chivalry." 1t so happens that
Mr.. CowPER is one of the "loyal." He
was forced upon the people of Virginia BY
hayOnets
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DIED..

In this city, on the 9ist instant 81 u 80 \: u
the aixty. nnt year OF his sgs, WILLIAM BIKE
The funeral services will take place at his late
residence, on the corner Of Grace and Fourth
friends Of the family srs invited TO attend. ~
Al the residence Of her husbsnd, Robert n. Dob.
bins, Esq., in the city OF Richmond, on Monday
the I'D instant, ct ten minutes to o'clock A. ~,
Mrs. MARGARET DQBBiNS. In her sixtieth year
The friends 0f tho family are requested to attend
her funeral THIS Tuesday, EVENING at 2 o'clock
the residence OF her husband, on Main between
Twenty -nrt and Twenty second streets.
Charlottesville papers please copy.
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nT RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JACOB CONN
respectfully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and is constantly receiving,
LADIES' CATERS IA neat article) at$l.so,
MOROCCO BOOTS Ia neat article) at $50.
and finer grades OF work, from 81 so up to 80 and
makes to order all kinds OF
LADIES' CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies would do well to remember this.
The manufacturing Is under Mr.. A. NJ. Daviss
control, who will use every effort to please.
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
AND CATERS,
MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
se l3-ts
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Il 4! /! 1 !!
IA 6skinoes, q She iesh inlsaaa by tho Rsv:
ss !. 5tn.ss B hlf HanSs 8, s s.:s
1ssg kssr OF II. b. and 3. =. Hudsins, Of ka,hews
coahty. w.
In Baltimore. on thu 18Th instant. BIZ The Rev.
Mr. sSssks. EpxhRc PA HM,, Of nisaEo sS
tsF Of II. ,. and Elizabeth y. Hhdgins. Of Ma.
thsws county, Va.
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;i2t By Lee 4 6oddin, ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
flfg franklin street.
rvyWOVAIUABLE BUILDING LOT

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
i ON BROAD AND WALL STREETS FOB SAkE
AT AUCTl0N.--We will sell on ~ suN EsDA Al.
The sale by Mr.. Clopton Mayo street,, ray half
past IP. NJ, TWO BUILDING LOTS fronting on
Thh properly is eiigibly located and well suited
for stores, with dwellings.
TEKxs: one fourth cash, the remainder at three,
ak and nine months for negotiable paper interest
added and secured by trust deed.
ocH LEE h GODDIN, Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.

VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN
Y DRIED ACRES FOR RENT, In CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, ON The DANgILLEE RAiL,
ROAD FOURTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, =.
located az above, in rear Of the residence of Mr.:
Robert Marks, containing 500 acres, OF which 200
ara open land. The buildings. though somewhat
needing repairs are yet comfortable for mode
rate sized family, bnt the lessor will arrange to
make some repairs to the premises. There is on
the place an orchard said 10 be equal to any In the
State, of choice frhiis, from which very large
revenue may be derived. Possession given IN .
short time. and, IL desired, the farming inple..
ments and mules can be bought at private sale II
early application be made.
TBRNs: For the land, one. fourth of the crops;
and for the orchard, one half OF its products APP
ply to nr,,o,
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By Paine 8 Co., Auctioneer,.

r AR0E AND SPECIAL SALE OF
IL ROOTS. SHOES, AND HATS At AUCTION
BYrCAfAL00UE.-On WEDNESDAY me sah IN.
se.nt. commencing at 10 O'clock. We viii cell by
eataioxue, at our auction. rooms - y
~ eases BOOTS and SHOES,
JuH received from Boston, comprising every "a.
Ifsty for men, women, and children.
ALSO
- dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS. f.
-f OF variOus styies and qualities y
The particular attention Of the trade is called 10
this sale. a. u IL seldom that as large and attrae
tive stock 10 offered for sale At suction.
oc 10 PAINE 4 CO., Auctionssrs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES.
i TATE ON RICHMOND HILL.-In execution Of
adsed of trust from BuTnham Davis 10 the sEbscri.
Der. dated October Isss, and recorded in Henrico
County Court, being thereto directed BY the eredi-
tor secured, Will sell the property conveyed In
said deed st auction, upon the premises. on WED.
NESDAY 18th October. commencing at n o'clock
p. Mo II fsir; II not. then on the next lair day
thereafter ut the ssme hour.
The property 10 be sold consists Of
I, LOT, with q large BRICK DWELLING
thereon tnow occupied by said Davisi. on sou,h
side OF street between Thirty second and Thirty
;. LOT adjoining the above on the west. front.
Ing 100 feet on south side OF street. running back
lsSfset on east line Of Thirty -seeond street
Also, the HALP-ACREL LOT fronting l,f feet
on north side Of II street. running back les feet on
east line Of Thirty .seeond street.
Terms: 6uneient In cash to pay the expenses Of
from TIN October 1885, and note for tsss - with
interest from 7h October, credit As 70 $50 ),
until 9Th October, 1857 further credit 10 ts2o
until 7h October, 1888; and the residue upon terms
Of payment TO be made known q the time Of ,als.
6RuBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers. ocn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
! n UNION BANK or RICHMOND,
B SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. ssss,sss.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, Jl.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
Z. 4. Paine. D. Crsnshaw, ". r. ousrlss,
VIM. H. Lyons. IT., BE Blsnksn.
A. Bodeksr, b. b. Weisigef' ship,
". 4. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
A, L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutchin.
r. r. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. Z. Binford, J. W. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
]. A, Bslyin, VIZ. Gray, W. 3. Tanner,
? n. Dudley. Alfred Moses, J. N. Nowlin.
The security offered to dspositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself TO all
CLASSES.
The attention OF oil In city and country IL called
to this institution. Here they win ind security,
convenience, and profit Sums Is small - i've
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received on same.
once hours from A. II. TO- p. NJ; on Saturday
from "A. N. 10 : p. NJ, and from tosP. n.
IA I-d&swts "
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M LOOK AT THIS!
LIFE INSURANCE can be effected In HOME
COMPANY on .. REASONABLE TERMS a. in any
Northern Company. Therefore keep your money
Ut home.
Apply atthe once Of the RICHMOND SAVINGS
BANK and INSURANCE COMPANY. under the
releersph Office, corner OF Main and Twelfth
streets. JOHN b. pAfiss rfeAiosns.
JOIN =. G. Porrs, Secretary, oc lets
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BY Harrison, 0oddin b Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

T,RU STEE'S SALE OF TWO
vAL-sTREET CHAPEL, Ar AUCTION.-Par.
suant to the provisions Of deed OF trust from
James Hickman and wife 70 me as trustee, dated
tinss Court, I win proceed to sell an WEDaEs.
DAY, October u, ls6e, NJ 4 o'clocl N, on the
premi.es, at public snction, the et~6 FRAMED
TENEMENTS and LOTS therein mentioned, adj
Joining Duvai- street Chapel. The lots front 10.
gethsr nfty I've feet Duval street, and run back
about lis feet, and are occupied by James Hiek.
man and his mother. Susan Hickman.
Terms: Enough in cash TO pay the expenses 81
executing this trust and TO pay OF note OF 1851 50
mill 10Th November 1865, as to 4JS5 4o on credit
until 10th January 1857 M TO *3si and for any resi-
due Of proceeds OF sale on such terms as the said
Bickmsn may direct or In the event OF his failure
to give such direction, At the discretion of the us
tee The credit payments TO bear interest from the
day Of sale. A. II. SANDS,
AZ n Trustee.