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GREAT INDICTMENT TO Sc.
CURE A HOME.

In consequence OF leaving the country, propose
to dispose OF my property Ia the follow
ing manner;
SIX THOUSAND TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE, NO BLANKS
FIRST Prze.-Hou,e and Lot 7Os on Marshall
street, near MumfOrd, Il, 600. ,,,-...
Second Prize. House and Lot 7Os. adjoining the
AT Third Prize Prise.-ons Grover Baker Sewing Ma
Fourth Prize. -Brocsde silk Dress. $50.
The other prizes will range from MY cents 20
twenty dollars consisting of
Zephyr WoIsted Hand, made shawIs'
ChfIdren's Ready made Dressed,
Gentlemens Fine Dress shirts,
Cuffs and Collars, Neck Ties,
ButtsIfes Suspenders,
Parfumsry, Tides, Lamp Mats,
Pin Cushions, Ladies woIs..d Hoods,
Cuffs and Collars, Wells, Mits, Nets,
Silk and White Bodies, Infant Sacks and Sock,
and many other articles too numerous 10 me nIiCn
Also, Furniture, making all told $4,000.
The drawing win be conducted by committee
Of competent and respectable citizens. The real
estate win be delivered thirty days after the draw
ing, free OF incumbrance. The distribution Of tbs
GssT pr1sss c Tl to be M
May or rs quick a. all the tickets are scld. TICK
cts can be had al the offices OF the following gem
Mr.. George Timberlske, Brook avenue Mr..
Marx Mitteidorfer, AIS Broad street Mr., {.
Fisher, Druggist. No. 10 Broad street W. H. Iy'
Ter, corner Broad and 6iLmer streets MT A. Bile
ner, New Market Hotel Mr.. John stIefer, Mar,
shall and Catherine streets y. +. kohlsr, I'D
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
100 MARSHALL STREET, NEAR MUMFoRD.
where drawing and distribution will take place.
The money will be deposited In the Planters
Bank In trust, and refunded TO ticket holders 10
case no drawing takes place.
JOHN D. LAWRENCE,
100 Marsha street,
an la-eodts Richmond, Va.
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Is it Grief or Malice :?

The Washington Chronicle again clothes
itself in mourning upon the anniversary OF
the assassination Of the late President LIN
COLIN. The editorial reciting the meaning
of these signs of lamentation is COM
pound of infelicitouS and mournful eulogy
and vindictivcness. The latter so much
predominatcs that the conclusion is ire.
sistible that the dead President is brought
forward more to excite bad passions and
foster the spirit of revenge than to do
honor to his merits and his memory. The
southern people, who were as innocent in
the matter Of the assassination as the child
unborn, are newly held up as the enemies
Of the President, with the view to fan the
embers of hate and convert the tender
emotions appropriate to the occasion into
bitterness and thirst for revenge. Even
the hapless prisoner, now near two years
In confinement, cannot escape the malice
of this vindictiye editor. The disproved
statement that he had rejoiced in the assas-
sination, and that when he heard of it he
exclaimed Ito use the Chronicles own quo
tationh "If 'twere done, 'twere well
'twere quickly DONE" is again paraded in
the anniversary obituary. The prisoner is
not to be spared-the shafts of unrelenting
malice are to be again sharpened, and the
public feeling again aroused, to prevent a
relapse into reason and humanity.
1t is not hard to see in this obituary that
malice is much stronger feeling than
grief. The unfortunate President, who,
his eulogist says, was sent in hot haste
TO bis eternal home," has very small cor
ner in heart so completely monopolized
by the bitter passions. 1t must be painful
to all reasonable and considera.e friends
of the late President to see the use which
is made Of his memory and the sad termi-
nation Of his life. 1t is peculiar outrage
upon the memory Of one in whose nature
kindness and good nature predominated
that it should be employed in the inhu
man effort of fomenting the worst passion!
and filling the hearts of men will
all uncharitableness. We had always
regarded Mr.. LINCOLN as a man O.
kind heart and strong mind. He fell
most unkmely and unfortunately foi
the South, by the hands Of maniac
That is the brief story. The great crime
of accusing the South Of completely with
that strange tragedy is now appreciated
by the world, and the attempt to revive it
can do little harm. 1t is, however, amaz.
ing that any one should be found of malice
and folly enough to make the effort. Mr..
LINcoLN's memory has suffered enough
at the hands of the hypocritical eulogists.
There never was theme upon which so
much of pathos was expended as that Of
the assassination. 1t is attributable to the
fact that it was seized upon for party pur-
poses, and men wrote simply to infame
the public mind. 1t is time that Mr.. LIN
coin should be permitted to rest in
peace-at least, that these pretended eulo-
gusts should spare his memory from the
improper uses to which they have appro-
priated it.
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nosy- MR.. ". MILLER SAYS:

PITTsBrRG, September 4, 1868.
NesSrS. UOstetteT d Smith, PHtSbtrg Pa:
Gents,-I think | am only doing the part OF a
good citizen when testify to the great benefits re-
csved by me from the Of your Stomach Bitters
during the last five years. Sojourning for time in
the oil regions In 1851, had severe bilious attack,
which, in connection with dyspepsia, left me In a
very weak condition. / was advised to try your
Btters, and, having procured bottle, found that
they worked like a charm upon me, eight pounds
having been added to my weight in the space oil
one week, and new life seemed to have been in
fused into my system so much so that have been
induced to use them every summer since that time.
As tonic. | think they are invaluable.
This summer, having had a similar attack, land
as before, much rsduced,) although under the
treatment OF an No. physician, / was again
Obliged to have recourse to the old Bitters, and
with the same good result, having gained six
pounds within a few days. | purchased half
dozen bottles few wesks since, and purpose 10
use them regularly as a tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain
Yours, gratefully,
an l3-eod2w WILLIAM MILLER.
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DICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF

II u Dl vi a IL ShLE VI bUN Do OF
d THB CHBsAPBAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY.-The undersigned, commissioners Q.
the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county. by virtue
of n decree Of that court rendered at the special
term in February 1857 In the case Of the Board Of
Public Works OF Virginia against selden, withsr
& Co, ct al, defendants, viii, at IL o'clock N
front door OF the court house Of that county, oFsr
ard sell At auction 10 the highest bidder iarss
amount Of the bonds OF the Chesapeake and ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following to
wit:
A parcel If Eve bonds, known as SPECIAL BosEs,
Nos 493 494 5?5 52S and 627, for $40 900, ranging
in par value from $40 900 to $50. coo: Also
parcel known as PREPERsED Bosps, ior
Sl3, 500.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for q, 900; the residue ~
well-endorsed negotiable note or notes at Ell
months, bearing interest.
!. FESG HsSS?s BEACH, Commissioner.
NH 30-t30N
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By Grubbs / Williams, Auctionsen,
Noythvest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
BUILDING LOTS on CHURCH HILL In
nnrsnsncs OF a decree OF the County Court 81 Hen.
r,so rendered on the 9th day OF March. 1857, in
the ease OF smith and sls. against Smith snd ais.
the undersigned will sell At publis auction on tue
OF APRIL 1867 II fair IL not then on the next fair
day thereafter, at the same hour, two beautiful
Building LOTS, fronting. each u feet lneh.,
on the west line Of Thirtisth street, between
and p streets and running back ia feet 10 IL
foot alley, being part OF square No. sin Ruths''
foord's plan. . .
TERMS: one third cash balance ut four and
light months for negotiable notes, interest added
and utle retained until the notes are paid.
SAyAGs SMITH,
A. X. COURTNEY,
Special Commi ssioner.
n,rp-o n wyrrrArs Aull
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
! y 4 By d Al. 0opton,
AussionssY and Real Estate Agent, DO. rvsl's
1TT5l street. nssf Yrantlin.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAI
Y gsTArH AND yAcAEf LOTS ~ PORT

VALUABLE IMfHOyED hEAI.
xaYo FOR sAEI Ar Auction .-w,li ,. .sla
ON the pre- nises on THURSDAY the 18th OF April,
1887, at O'Clock r. n, In the order adysrtss1,
the following properly Ito Wit Commencing with
that BEAUTIFUL IN corner Of Osborne turnpits
or Seventh and Louisiana streets. ironing on the
ID loo feet, and on the last named stree,
Also, two other LOTS, with large IRA NED STA.
BE, now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Henry Nolts %
cooper shop, fronting - feet on Sixth stsest and
running back 10 feet TO q wide alley.
Also. ONE LOT conner of Denny street and VII.
liamsburg avenue. fronting - feet and running
Also, TWo LOTS fronting IS feet inches On
Sixth street and running back loo feet.
The above sale VIII be made FOR and on ~.
ed TO comply with the terms OF previous sale
Also, FOUR LOTS fronting together = feet on
Sixth street, running back ~ feet to an alley,
Also, TWO LOTS fronting togsther Is feet o
Fifth street, running back loo feet.
Also, ONE LOT In rear OF the last, fronting Is
feet on Pourth street, running back 100 feet.
Also, the large three story FRAMED DWELL
ING, with lot fronting % feet on steholson
street, running back with Pace street 100 feet %
Denny street, on which there is also 20 feet front
The foregoing property 10 Justly resart.d -
amongst the most valuable In the suburbs Tor
stores and dwellings, having been recently ineor.
norstsd. Convenient to shipping, the ysrioa. die.
,iiisrfss. breweTtes, briekyards, and other works
in IN Il lower end Of the city.
TERMs: Liberal, and made known - The tine q
sals. d. = . aI,, 49,,
apis nueuonsr
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By &. A. ]. Clopton,
Real Etate Agent and Auctioneer, No. q Twelfth
street, near Franklin.

MINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
~ LOTS, ON UNION HILL, IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRfCO, KNOWN AS LOTS NO. AND 2,
IN ADAMS,S DIVISION, FOR SALE AT AUG
"a TUESDAY the 10Th day of April, 1867, at 4
o'clock P. NJ, II fair If not then the sr next fair
FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, each
fronting on the west side OF Twenty fifth between
and streets 80 feet, running back l32 feet.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, each
fronting on the east side of Twenty fourth between
U and p streets 80 feet, running back l32 feet.
ONE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, triangular
Of Byrd street.
ONE BEAUTIFUL TRIANGULAR LOT, bounded
by Byrd, P, and Twenty fifth streets.
A y at OF the above described property can be
see n at my office. These lots are regarded as de-
sirable for persons of limited means for private
dwellings The taxes for 1867 to be paid by the
purchaser.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
sale. 4, A. }. CLofioN,
apl0 Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin / Appsrson, Auetionssfs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
jUABLE REAL Estate ON THE SOUTH
sTpS on MAIN BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND
TMEsTr;TIRsT sTxhETs ANR ats9 on THs
MAIN AND CARY sTREETs.LAs copmission.r
acting under decree proIGun1:s::sd BY the Judg.
thssso, on and Vie o.. Curotti, Ae shall
70 sell At public auction, on the Prsmsss on MON
r. the referred y n the plain
ans Crrotii. oonsisting OF LOT, with valusble
THsEE.sfoEY TENsMEHT thereon, Locate! .;d.s or
and occupied tsnsn. :. isf fronng
ssI fset on said south side OF Main street, running
back about so feet. - -, tvor,,re "a
fat on The west line OF Twenty nrst street. run.
ninv baet about 60 feet more or less plat OF
wbicb will be sxh ibited Ut the hour OF sale.
TrRMs: One-third cash; balance AZ slx, tveNe,
and ejsbtsep months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added, and title retained until all the Poten,nts
money is paid and conveyance ordered ~ the
corrt The taxes and insurance for this year TO be
paie W INV pu''BRA BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
.nm Commissioner.
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By Lee 4 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

BUILDING LOT, ON MARSHALL
AUCTION BY request OF the owner, we will sell
on WEDNESDAY, l7th March, 1897, at O'Clock
p NJ :. the LOT on the corner OF Marshall street az
its intersection with Jail alley, fronting thereon
forty four feet and running back ffty-f four feet.
Terms: 0ns-thrd cash; residue at three, six,
added, and secured by u trust deed
LEE & GODDIN,
ads Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin h Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
u,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TNRJJSTEE'S SALE OF VAIUAbBT1
LOT AND BRICK TENEMENT ON THB
SOUTH SIDE OF | OR MARSHALL sTREET;-As
rnstee in certain eed oftrust executed by Hen
nv BockeIman, dated I'd October, 1897, duly re-
corded in Henrico County Court. shall in exc
suion thereof proceed 70 sell at guSlic aqc,ion
a. oclock p NJ, iffair. IL not, the first
fair day thereafter. the real estate conveyed by
The said deed, consisting OF Q LOT with large
POINTING on the south side Of or Marshal street.
few hundred yards west OF the present corporation
sorty eight feet to an alley seventeen feet wlde.
TsRns Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and 10 discharge note for $500, dated I'd &C.
tobsr, 1852 with interest from 9Th October, 1863
and "A TO the residue, on such terms OF credit a.
al ali be announced at the hour OF sale The taxes
and insurance for this year to be paid o the pur-
chaser. apis w. GODDlN, trustee.
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xF WE ADVISE EVERY COUNTRY

NJ WE ADVISE EVERY COUNTRY
MERCHANT to buy dozen of WOODS CASTA-
LIAM HAIR CREAM As dressing for the hair,
and to prevent 1t from falling out, we believe this
article cannot be surpassed.
II can be had at the manufacturers price OF
PURCELL, LADD & CO., K. w. POWERS, and
VALENTINE 4 FRANKLIN, or at headquarters,
WOODS PHARMACY,
aplS Fifth and Marshall streets.
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DIED,

DIED,
ON Sunday. the lath in.,.r, ,.
year OF her age, SARAH FRANCES WIZ ,rty ~ ninth
W. Msuck oA'er OF the late Henry
rherianeral will take place al IL O, eloes 10 !,
uesaayl, IRON the residopca OF h.r hnSDAf
no. sccond street, between Main ana tsp,AInd
The ifeads and relatives the family are IN
To attend. "ie invited
copy. papers please
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionsers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF
Y ABOUT SEyENTY-FIVE ACRES. ON The
RICHM AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Road, TWO MILES NORTH or RICHMOND,
FOR RENT-Under an order Of the County Court
OF Henrico made on the 1st Of April: 1857 In the
cass Of sinton against Conway and Colquitt, We
shall at the request OF the Commissioner, rent ont
1T auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th
OF April, 1857 at o'clock, the very neat and at
tractive FARM located as above, on which the
desth, adjoining the farms Of Messrs. Thomas
Johnston and John p. Ballard. Nearly all the
corn land has been fallowed and the place Is In
excellent order. The improvements on II are new,
and well arranged for the comfortable accommo-
orchard on the place.
Being situated Immediately on the Richmond,
Frederick.b burg and Potomac railroad, 1t would be
a desirable country residence for any one doing bu-
sness in Richmond the cars stop at the place at
A. NJ. and 81 o'clock p. NJ. daily.
TERMS: Very accommodating TO good tenant,
and made known at hour Of rental.
an 10 w. G0DDIN, Commissioner.
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE CATA-
IL LOGUE SALB.-0n WEDNESDAY, April "a,
at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our
warehouse, by catalogue, q large lot OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
a full assortment OF
MEMS and WOMEN's BOOTS, SHOES, and
BALM0RALS;
several large invoices OF seasonab!e
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS HATS, &c, &c.
an 10 PAINE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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bpeclal tonmlAlOHer.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, AuctioneeB. apD
|TMMEDIATELY AFTER THE

INN EDIATELY AFTER THE
i ABOVE SALE, say at o'clock p. II. will BE-
sold at auction, on the premises, two beautiful
LOTS OF GROUND, situated on the east line Of
fronting each 81 feet, and running back about 10
feet.
These lots are level and well located for dwell.
ings
Taxes for 1857 to be paid nv the purchaser
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
Aus
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our attentive correspondent "H,n at
the University OF Virginia, has our thanks
for his letter. He win understand wbv 4,
was not published.
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BY Harrison. Goddin Il Apperson, Auctionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" HOUSE AND LOT AT THE NORTHEAST
INTERSECTION OF S AND TWENTY SEVENTH
STREETS, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlC0. -
Pursuant to the provisions OF a decree Of the
County Court Of Henrco county pronounced Oh
tn 4th day of February. 1867. In the case OF Rex
rs. Rex, Ishall, as special commissioner, proceed
to sell on THURSDAY the 25th day of April, 1857,
at half past 4 o'clock p. NJ, upon the premises,
the HOUSE and LOT at the northeast intersection
Of s and Twenty seventh streets, now In the occu
nancy of Mrs Anna Z. Rex, fronting on the east
line Of Twenty-seventh street 173 feet and running
back along the north line OF street l40 feet, be-
ing a part of Square No. 80 in Hecker's plan Of
Rurhsrfoord's addition 10 the city Of Richmond.
II will be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash balance at three and
six months for bonds with security, and title re-
tanned until all the purchase money Is paid. The
taxes and insurance for the present to be paid
nv the purchaser, JOHNSON H. SANDS.
anl5 Specfal Commissioner
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BY Harrison, Goddin q Appenon, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i RIAL ESTATE, LYING IN THE COUNTY
OF HRNRIC0, ADJACENT TO THg CITY OF
RICHMOND. IN DUvAL's ADDITION AND CON.
T1GU0US THERETO.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust to the subscriber, as trustee, from Jacob
Keck and wife, bearing date the 2tst day OF De:
cemher, lss6. recorded In Henrico County Court,
shall. In execution thereof, procssd 70 sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TU EsDAY the 18th
day Of APRIL ng.s beginning at 4 oelockP M,
sisting OF three LOTS or parcels OF ground, with
the very excellent FRAMED DWELLING and
other afpurtenances thersto belonging, formerly
owned and occupied by the late William Booth
one lot, numbered 800, containing one acre; one,
numbered 80, containing two acres and the re-
maining lot, on which stands the dwelling house
containing seven acres, more Q. less the mrs
two lots, lying In DuvaPs addition adjacent 10
the city and the last adjoining thereto; all on the
road leading from Brook avenue to the land o.
John Wickham's heirs. Besides the dwelling.
house there is q large framed building, recently
erected for distillery, with .. bold spring Of
water near thereto.
TBRMs: Cash as 10 q stuff Client sum to pay the
expenses of sale and OF the execution Of this trust
and also 10 pay the sum Of 81 500 with interest
from December 81, 1855, and upon credit AZ to
a. 500 and interest thereon from December 81, 1888,
to June "a 1857 and as to the residue, upon such
credit as the grantor shall designate, or In default
OF such designation, as the undersigned shall de-.
termine, the credit payments to bear interest from
he day OF sale and TO be adequately secured by
lien or otherwise. The taxes and insurance for
this year to be paid by the purchaser.
ap5 JOHN A. bbfh h, trustee.
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By Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
FIFTY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
Il AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the 18th in.
slant at 10 o. clock will sell at the store No. s2o
Broad, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
50 CHILDREN'S CA Ri A BIS, OF different
styles made in this city, and warranted in
every particular;
ONR-HORSE FAMILY CARRIAGE, In good
NEW BUGGY and HARM Ess. Concord style.
aplo 6. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
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DICH MOND AND DANYILLE
III RAILROAD BONDS.-An arrangement TO re-
new all outstanding mortgage bonds Of the Rich
mond and Danylls Railroad Company by an uni
10 rm issue under one FIRST MORTGAGE Is In
progress upon a plan very advantageous to bond
holders, aided by recent act OF the General As
sembly passed for that purpose. Mott ofthe bond
holders have readily accepted the proposal OF The
company for this renewal. Others OF them being
unknown, or their address unknown, have not
been heard from 1t IL desirable for them, as well
AS for the company, that such should unite In the
arrangement AZ an early day.
All who have not already signed an agreement
to the effect indicated are therefore respectfully
requested TO or correspond with me on the sub
ject at once.
Ny address Ia Richmond, Va, where ] may DO
usually found and when temporarily absent VIII
be represe nted I'm respect Of this subject by the
Auditor OF the company, Mr.. ]. ID. BLAIR
Any information In relation TO II may also DC
had, II desired, from Messrs. Lancaster 4 Co,
Thomas Branch &Co., Isaac Davenport Co; a.
and A. Y. Stokes, Esq, Richmond.
AS. BUP0RD, President
Richmond and Danyills Railroad Company.
NH 2T-aOd6w
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BY Grubbs Williams. Apctioneers,
northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

DRICK HOUSE, ON THE WEST
Am JACKSON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TfON lon FRIDAY, 18th of April. at o'clock =:
NJ, we will sell upon the premises BRtCk
DWELLING situated as above, with four rooms
and a kitchen; all in good repair.
The lot fronts u fe ct and runs back l22 feet The
property will be sold as whole or sub.divided so
ss 10 Law of one or vacant lots, as may be de-
TERHs At sale. Purchasers to pay the taxes for
1857. dRUBBS WILLIAMS,
anls Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
by LyHe q tDTUIHeI,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

VNEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
i ING LOTS, IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, ON
GRAHAM STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell at public auction on To ESDAY the
10th day Of April, 1907, at o'clock ?. NJ, the
above escrihed property. The lots front thirty
feet ca ch on the south side of Graham street, and
run back 10 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Liberal and made known on day of
sale. LYME BROTHER,
apll Auctionesrs.
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H SPECIAL NOTICE.

nE SPECIAL NOTICE.
DISTRICT No. /.
OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE.
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
]. w. HAMILTON,
No. 1915 MAIN STREET, opposite st. Charles Hotel,
Thankful to the citizens Of Richmond and the
surrounding country for their very liberal patron
age during the last ten years, and hoping to merit
a continuance of the same, ne would respectfully
inform them that he has just returned from the
North with choice stock Of HATS, CAPS, and
STRAW GOODS for men, youths, and boys. which
he is determined to sell at prices to cult the times
Give him call ap ll-eod2w
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, that very desirable three
east corner of Twenty-third and Broad mn
streets, Church Hill, containing ten rooms, s:k&
kitchen with four rooms, stable, &C., with large
lot attached with fruit trees Of the most choice
kind, and good water on the premises. This is
considered one Of the most desirable residences on
the hill. Apply to LYME BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Fifteenth and Franklip streets.