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DI,Iy Twelve Honrs.

single, thorough application of Boyd's
Msdisated Cream, will cure the Itch or
Scratches in twelve hours. Try it, at once
For sale by h Y. Griggs.
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na.,rayc anu Cc!iaucy.

ESSAY ~ WARNING And INSTRUCTION.
~ for Young men Also. Diseases end Ahnscs which
I'ernsuF-l, rrostrate the Vital powers With
Tr-. sent fr-e ciIl!-s. in ssicc letters envelopes,
.dtr-ss Dr. = SAILiIS HOCGHToS, i!ssar' As~oci-
;iD". philadelphia. Pa Eel, 3 So
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PREPARED GIL or PALM iHD MACE.

ThtFHHtU U!l Or FHIM hNU ITAJti
Tor Preserving. Restoring az: Dea1.itying he
i.air,
And IL The most dciigktgl and ~Os4sr,ul srt.sls til.
world produce
Ladies viii find Il not only certain r.nssy /. Rss.or-
Darker and 3.auty tho Hair hut alec desirable article
fer The TeIle i ia highly perfume: with rich
delicate perfume Independent Of tie f>ssn, oIoF q Tie
Oils Of Palm ,ni Mace.
TIE MARVEL OF PERU,
and beautiful p-rfurns re 10 dali sry ~ .ssa:
and sae tsnaciiy with which cling, Handkerchief
an rcrspn, ia uneqH,lIsd.
Ihs above articles FER srs by all Druggists and Per
.aEers 81 r.r hottio each. Seat by e1r... sny
address by rroPris;CTs. T.w. WRIGHT CO.
Oot-p II 10 LIBERTY Street New YORK
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All persons indebted unto Child 4 Bros,
are requested to call and settle Immediately.
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Gard.

Hating sold stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries to
Me.>rs. sTAiATE & DYER, take tbs opportunity
express thanks 70 the people OF Ottawa and vIcin
ity ror the Ideal patronage extended and
rsp.. ,uy solicit continuance OF The same for our
successors. KEi,LG.!. < GAYLORD.
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TsfHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
= ESC- % - ISTAtlp.
Published f'r the I-ten and ~ = CAUTION 90 Young
MN and others who suffer from S~rvou7 Debility Pre-,
Decay Manhood &C. supplying at the same time
tn Mans 81 S~fCure- by who has cured himself
after undertaking considerable Iuac.ery. Ry enclosing
sstisi addressed envelope, sai' copies free Of s,s,
NAY lie hIi Of thr aa'iar.
NATHANIEL HtYFAIg E.1 E-,.okirn EE.~y Co < Y
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D r. w "A L * z r
CONSULTED AT THE
GEsGE!s HOUSE, OTTAWA.
Eclectic OF. New School System .
EIcl1frIns.

Eclectic Or New School System Of
51e(sfcfns,
Embracing overy modern and Improvement in tho
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral dicI dispensed with
They proiuco evil and lay tine foundation for future Ill
health. should that their children net
dosed with such m.dcas. for they never can be we'll
Afterwards All minsral poi,ons alike injurious. The
greatest modern Improvement In medicine consists in
containing tn. active ;nsjics principles Of roots and
Slants in concentrated form They E;ecic Rent
die. and before equallod in tho treatment Of
disease. When judcious'y administered, they meet d
sci WITH wonderful certainty.
DIR. OLIN, Of Ottawa,
Represents this reform in medicine and will attend
personally upon all forms OF disease either acute, chronic
cholera Group dyssnory svers &c. very successfully
genuine Eclectic practitioners they
ly losing any while in Old chronic they noted
everywhere They always called upon repair the
mischief produced by other physicians with their k
cure'--emetiies.
Coughs o. 10 IS ye standing; Catarrh, with tho
destruction of the bones and scft tissues OF the
Consumption, with partial loss OF lungs; Syphilis with
foul ceraton and loss OF parts Hip disease with inabil
ty tn walk Scrofulnus a;sessos of every variety and
severity Deafness, 'front.' to % y-a continuance Rheu
matsm, with enlarged and anchyosed joints Sermator
rhss den,entia; Diseases Of the Eve, &c. &C. have
besn cured and which will bo happily referred
to for The benet OF those similarly afflicted He warrants
in all OF Fever and Agus.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated.
Medicine and surgical Instruments of every variety
prsssy adapted 20 these vaicus complaints Consult him
Esc 7s-sp-n
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TOTHCE.

On AMI afts Fe;ratry lst 1887 81 all do excu-
siv. cash bn.in, = AMI all .ood' Inus. b, PAID ON
DELIVER. ~ithe any exc~pti.n n.
All p.rtI. ind, to requested to call AMI set
IL. their account ALsCuCLER CO.
Ottawa, Jan. 9Th. lsS,.-zw-sp
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Tax Receipts
EAaSiionSSnn

Tor sac at the Book Store OF Osman
Hapenlan.
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e oEsHtioH d.


Rev Z y, Lewis, at his house, Thursia, ae--oOn and
Evening
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OF or 4 w y.
CAPITAL paid i'm 100000.
WV. NiCELLSG. .............. fres,i0.i.
! hin ARMOUR. ............. EIce fr,sIQrst.
WN. II. CUSUNiN.... ........-... ..... Cashier.
JOHN NASH. ........... .4sIiStans CsSsier
Directors:
Milton " Swift Isaac Gscc.
WEI. Tickling. John ArrnCa-,
w Bushnell Chs. DslsE>,
r. Thorue. Hugh lisTri,ion,
Lorenzo Leland, joel W. Armstrong,
VIM. IT, 1usiIaan.
Having organized under the National Banking Law
and sucrceded 20 tins business of VIVA ii. .CshUrn
open for the transaction of general banking
business
Exchange Chicago. New York. arsi all the pr;n
cpai cities u the United States, bought and sold
Exchange England ireland, Scot Land and Con-
tnental Europe, Drawn in sums to suit purcl iasers
Collections made throughout the state. and
promptly RENTED for day H payment current rate
Of exchange.
United States Illinois ans La Sale county bonds gold
silver, &c, bought and sold
full supply of Revenue Stamps, Of all de-
nominations, constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer itiircsrents to
and shall sndsavors 20 ei.s entire
satisfaction tn those entru-tng with their business
Banking hours from A. H. to z. H.
Jan,27. 1896.
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DAN. C. Ola ANE'S
STEAMSHIP AGENCY
AT TrAWA, Ill

IL agent for the National Stsam Sayigst;oe Co.'S Lie
o. Oe~4n Steamships Black S. Line OF ssiiin
Vssseis-
Drafts Royal Bank Of Ir-.aDd, at
ale r.iss
Pr-s desiring 70 bring their frieniz fr,n fts Old
C.a=Gy Will 4, veil - give him sa his rites aro
los yl-p 81 other ship iins Ort2I-iy
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OFT a W.
Insurance Agency

UsI. s. EASTON, Agent,
Es.rc-sntirs ;s
Hartford Fire. of Hartford
Assets, sl,5S3,l5s.
E.0riiEa-,<i Fire. of New Work
Assoc. sl,c!cooa.
Metropolitan Fire OF Rev soris.
ASSETS, tl,42a,s7o.
a'ndcrw -itcrs -sGcncy, Of n y.
iss.:s $50 900.
Civ Fire. Of Hartford.
Assets, a5oos5e.
E,ussia;.l gre. OF .Si-isorf:.
Assets s53sycO1.
rire aud Inland Navigation Risks taken by ths above
Isiili!s oompanys 1T fair rates.
r-lici-s Issued ~ WA. s. EAST0N. Agent,
s.Gt :. 's5-lys Ottawa. ILL.,
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Pat9nize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA ILLINOIS
Office IN Cheeysr's New Block.
rrrainn Notes" rrceis ed afry 1868, constituting
tt> Capital,
S22S.A9O 81.
Now in force
SlC1, AS 02.
Amount OF Property na- At risk.
al, S39.1SS ~.

II sill lie ~ tls above that tn Company has 81
81 ~ every il At ri,E the leading Stock Cos Of
the only 81 Of 2 to s5s OF la
i5iiits, a' shown hN tieir published reports
Tie cs-g- cat 81 Insurance in this Co for te past ten
year. hes sol hat sbut third OF the rate charged BY
sli~ Cos
Our losses TINS been rrOslptlv and sstactori-
adjusted. have raver has to contest loss.
Tie Eusss OF the Company fer the past tive years has
osporous; policies having been Issued
Ma ia tls previous eight yssrs.
The directors VOL known aRorC tue best business
men al the cUsnty.
No can he Es9s until the losses o! the Co
reTir- IT, ni,i hut assessment and 10y
uf the Dcctnrs B,enjers shall mot he reTrr
az p-Iin9 addition 10 E.s G1cd'. payment u!itl
stun If -sT from THE slte OF thsr policies
Ia view of tie ab.ye f.ts, that this is lone in
s0u tina; the security is srs the cost Of insurance
is than other Co.'S the promptn.ss and E-raitr with
sl,h l.sscs settled think are entitled - the
iarIr,ss iis community in Eefefence;u Foreign Com
f-auics.
Pic., ..u.d on both the sioc Mutual plans with
most favorable tsrnIs-
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4. OF H .

Live Oak Temple, subo-'l'nats) No. 5. Elasts cvsr,
Wednesday evening at Sons Temperance Hall. 1sidok,
Block DR. E. s. HOBEBr- W. G y.
JERnNl IL ScHurT. ". z.
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Z. q. O. r.

z. q. O. r.
OTTAWA LoDsE No. Al meets svs-, Thursday evening.
DAusHIEHs REsEcca IT,. third Tuesday evening of
each month. OTTAWA Enc. Ne. go the I'd anu
4th Tuesday evening. FEB 1917
Monitor Division, No. sec,
2. Of T. meet every Moniay evening THAR Hall ever
Rsidcks stors, side Court House
Gil CATLIE, n. 8. A. z. HOLLIsTER, W. +.
=. q. G.. r.
Ottawa Lodge No SIS, meets every Friday evening Mt
TIER Hall in GsedG;ck's Block.
CHARLES SNOW. Wet.
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For Sale.

GIyIH Rs<ien=s sie. occupied by Charles G. Miller
- which inclules fr LOTT in tbs Statos Addition fo.
wv The property en- be ha5 At i bargain.
stef5 5 SMITH Agent
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CTATg OF ILLINOIS Srrz-ss CcuHr With. AID for
- tbs Third Grand Di-i.;on.
Daniel Eaton aud Ez ki-l 2 op,r PI, pii-s 4 c.-,
.h-ri D. Sanders sad r spau' ling, Executors 81
a.. last will and tsstalssut of Eilsw 9th H. ari de
Ceased, defendants in Eg-o--
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take area. pessBr, in Recommending Dr.. Chaussi-rs
PREPARATION fr the hair the public. bsinS article
superior merit have used msnY other pre- arstiins
:o- -tcacy and Cleanliness aui in fact
spoct, this .xces them all. DIR. j. &. WALTcS.
F'T sale by Dimr1iek Bro- ". Knsu-sl and Bal
Koch. drrS-fy
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DIR. CHAUSSIER'S EMPRESS.

Celebrated F5er:,5 Preparation fq ifs Hdw-Free from
foisor5ss funerals or Injurious Drugs.
7 happy 10 assuTe that the Empress has
than an,weIe the expectations .Acitsd BY OF the
srst bottle II the purpose required per-
cciiy- aud and c;riIscr OF the hair ii only
oolaeI s Qualities 4 eoclus aud healthy appiica-
,,,n to the .car. A. II. CROSBY. ". H..
Concord y. II.
IEsrc used "nr. ChaussEr's Empress for the ll.ir
en- 9ea.otl with :he results. nd ii the and
cira.st rcl that have 1t il 81. IL claims
to Le in every respect. LEONARD FRENCH. N u
Man hester n IT.
Set rly mama down among those who nave used vpur
9r,para the Empirss 18th much satisartHn- have
iis- others. bat give tie .eci3ed Srsfsr
r.. action the rr, in restoring the coror,
i qui,k and durable, aud dressing il is slip-rh.
DR.. ID. h. BoCFkLLE.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF OTTAWA ~.
CAPITAL (paid in 100000.
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DEpARrxsxr or rHz IxrgRroK,

concur in the above opinion.
THOMAS ". WALTER,
late Architect Of United States Capitol ExtsaslGa
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Covircton and Ohio railroad, upon the
Ohio river, and upon the Virginia tide
wafer properly appreciate this great work,
not only this sum will be raised, but
enough to complete 1t at no very distant
dav. To the large cities on the Ohio river it
will become an invaluable auxiliary in the
great struggle going on between them and
the powerful cities of the Lakes. 1t will
come in, like, strong rcYnforcements near
the close of great battle, to turn the
scale. Those cities should never rest a
moment until the Covington and Ohio rail-
road is finished. 1t will open the easiest
and shortest route from the Ohio to the
sea, and preserve the integrity, .indepen-
dence, and power of the line of commerce
marked by that grand river: route along
the middle lattude-the just line, which is
more propitious to all the enterprises and
energies of man than either the northern
or southern side of it. Then let the COM
munities Of the Ohio and of the Virginia
| tide-waters unite upon this grand idea of
the greatest natural line for commerce,
which is the line for their highest achieve
ments in commerce and wealth and in
political and physical power.
There could be nothing more happy in
the midst of our troubles than to con-
centrate our energies and hopes upon this
great work, which will lift us up, erase our
Affections, and bless the land with thrifty
occupations, rewarded industry, and con-
stantly increasing wealth and power.
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Pacific RAILwAY.-The Union Pacific
railroad is completed to North Platte, a
distance of 295 miles. 1t is said to be a
fine road, but has already encountered one
of the disasters to which railroads must be
liable in that part Of the world, where,
from the immense tracts of country
drained by rivers, the floods are sometimes
of fearful volume and destructiveness. A
letter-writer saw mile of track washed
from its bed and carried off conside-
rable distance, much of the very heavy
iron rail being bent nearly double. The
damage was Immediately repaired. The
rolling stock being equal to the best roads.
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The Crops.

From all directions the reports continue
encouraging with reference to the wheat
crop. In the South the prospect appears
very good for better wheat crop than we
have had for ten years. OF course the
breadth of land in wheat is not so great as
before the war, yet the yield will, if no
injury is sustained by the crop before har-
vest, be very large.
The season has thus far, however, been
unusually cold and backward, for other
crops. Corn is much retarded. In por-
tons of the western part of the State,
owing to the GOODNESS and dampness of the
ground, the corn that was planted has
rotted, and the work of replanting has been
necessary. The season for making corn is
short there, and the crop that is not forward
is always in peril from the early frosts of fall
The farmers in that region are therefore
somewhat uneasy but it is long time in
advance to be croaking. A very genial sum-
mer may hurry up the growing crops so as
to make up the time lost by the backward
spring.
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SDecidI Notices.
NJ THE BLACK CROOK IN RICHMOND

~ TIE BLACK CROOK IN RICHMOND.
The excitement created by the appearance Of the
Black Crook In Richmond IL only excelled by the
excitement created by LEVY BROTHERS, who
are now exhibiting at al hours of the day the
largest, cheapest, and pest assorted stock Of DRY
GOODS ever offered in this city
Handsome Hermann and Grenadine Shawls at 80.
worth IS;
Real Shetland shawls at - so. worth IS;
Hsndsoms Lawns a. l2,, les, 20, and 2sc.;
Real Russia Diaper, warranted all Linen. at saso
apiece, worth $3.50;
Birdeye Diaper, pure Linen, at 3oc. per yard'
worth 5oc.:
Handsome Worked Cambria Bands over two yards
long, al 75c., worth sl.2s;
Dimity Bands. richly worked, at Is. 20, and Csc
would be cheap at double the money;
Crash, warranted the real Russia, at 2ac., worth
1.I;
Large Damask Napkins at - per dozen, worth -
Embroidered Linen Collars at 7sc. per Dozen
worth 90:
Handsome Embroidered Linen Sets. Collars and
Cuffs, at Soc, worth IL SO;
Ginghams at lesc.:
Bed Tick at l?sc.;
Shifting Stripes at lsc.
Handsome Mozambques at zoe.
500 pieces Dress Goods, of every description, max
ing the largest exhibition OF Dress Goods in
the city;
Linen Sheeting;
Pillow -case Linen;
Cotton sheetings and Pillow case Cotton;
Magnificent Lace Curtains 1T $40 pair, worth SEQ
Cassimeres at 81, worth $3.50;
Linen Drilling at aoc., worth Soc.
Bleached Cotton, full yard wide, at ls3c., worth
25c.;
Unbleached Cotton, full yard wide, at 1885,;
Pillow-case Cotton, full width, at 25c. :
Real French wove Corsets at sl.25;
Pearl, Amber, and Crystal Trimming at rs, IS, and
Soc, just half price;
Linen Table Cloths at 81, worth $l.5o.
Don't fail to see the Exhibition. Admission Free
Doors open from Q A. NJ. to P. NJ.
my27 LEVY BROTHERS, Managers.
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sz- SOMETHING INTERESTING!
TO THE LADIES
In accordance with resolutions adopted by the I'M
dersigned arm, we have made FURTHER Re-
DUCTION In the prices OF our entire stock OF
sEAsONABLE DRY GOODS.
We have Just received from large deed OF trust
sale In New York beautiful line OF
BLACK and WHITE GROUND EMBROIDERED
GRENADINES,
Sd WHITE and BLACK GRENADINES,
SILK STRIPE ENGLISH BERAGE,
LENOs, MOZAMBIQUEs, and other
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
a cheap line OF
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIFTING and SHEET
ING. A. HIRSH & CO.,
my Is b2i BROAD street,
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New YORK MONEY MARKET.-The New
York money market is reported to be
abundantly supplied with money at S per
cent, with exceptions at on mixed col
laterals, and at 4 and per cent. on Go
vernment securities. First-class CONNER
cial paper is discounted at 6 to per cent
very little offering.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoaPsY,]
RICHaoSD, May !, 1857
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD
n OF DIRECTORS of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company held at the office OF the com
pany in the city of Richmond on the Sd instant
The FOL owing resolution was adopted
"ResOiusd, That the Delinquent stoc kholders be
req ured to pay the balances due on their STOCK IN
three equal instalments-viz., on the 18th OF May,
seth Of May, and 18th Of June
The ckholders referred 10 are requested 10
paw the acquisitions promptly, and thus facilitate
The completion of the rOaa TO Corington
nv : isle !. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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eH JOHN J. WERTH,
MAIN STREET,
CORNER BELOW TIE PosT-oFFICE,
l. prepared to furnish to strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL COKE,
ANTHRACITE and BITUMlNoUS COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part of the city.
No inferior FUEL will be sold on any terms,
prime bect being to give satisfaction In all cases
nv ls-ts
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NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.-CHEAP ROUTE
TO NEW YoRK.-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF PASSAGE by the magnificent side wheel
steamships HATTERAS and ALBEMARLE, leav-
ing Richmond on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS. Only TWELVE DOLLARS for passage,
meals, and state room. Excursion tickets issued
for the round trip good to return by either steam
er-TWENTY DOLLARS. Apply to
SAMUEL AYRES 4 CO., Agents,
my27-2w 1920 Cary street.
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Public Notices.

CIfY CLASS TAX ES.-The Finance
~ Committee have fnishei the assessment OF
the CLASS TAX OF merch ants and others. inc
LIST viii be In tho Auditors Office, City VAIL
FOR ONE WEEK. Merchants, &c may examine
said let for each day irons A III tosP. II. until
MONDAY, June al 1897 on which day. at I
o'clock P NJ, the Finance Committee Will be in
80 ssion at the Council Chamber TO hear from
those who may think they have been classed too
high L w. RALSIos,,
my Civ Auditor City Of Richmond.
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SPEAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-A
certain and infsllible remedy for Dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever, General Debility, &c. For sale by all
druggists in the city Of Richmond and elsewhere.
Orders promptly filled by addressing
E. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box S33, Richmond, Va
RICHMOND, August q, 1885,
Dear sir,-I feel bound to acquaint You of the
worst kind OF dyspepsia. which | have been al
ficted with for the last five years, which feared
would terminate in consumption. After my ply
.jcian became despaired then was persuaded
to seek relief from Bakers Premium Bitters,
which did and after the use OF the four bottles
purchased of you. became as well as ever was
In my life NY doctor remarked 1t had bathed his
skill. Nothing disa agreeing with me In my diet
believe there are remedies for all diseases, put
we all err in yielding to the confidence OF our
physicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM b. GoonE.
To Mr.. Z. Baker, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
my ls-ts
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ATToRNrY-GENERAL STANRERY's Op1N-
,oS.-To meet tie universal desire to see
the opinion Of Attorney General STANRERf'
a very large extra edition Of to-day's p'S-
patch has been printed, and copies put up
for mailing may be obtained al our coun'e''
Send it to your friends in the country,
and keoo a copy for future use.
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BY Harrison, Godd!n Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

NALL. + A r VI OF ELEVEN
- ACRES. TIE WgSTH M PLANK ROAD.
AND ALSO OS THE GkOIB ROAD, TWO MILLS
WEST or RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUC.
TION-will ba sold at auction, on the rsmise.
on WEDNESDAY the 2oth Of May, 1897, IT o. CLOCK
p II the very desirable little FARM located a.
above now owned and occupied by Mr.. nyr4 L.
Ballow II adjoins the residence OF Mr.. Jane.
Guest, and fronts " Suunysie." occupied by Mr
J. l. Darlington, and extend back TO Grove roaa
on which T. has handsome building site II De.
ing on each road. The improvements cor slst ~ /.
small brick dwelling and tn. usual out building
together with well OF fine water aud two younf
orchards OF very choice fruit
TERMS one. fourth cash balance At -four
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes. IN
terast added. secured by a trust deed Taxes 70
1867 to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDIS APPBRsoE.
my % buc iouears
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ECTUR E.-Major J. PAPRAN
IL CRANE will lecture TUESDAY EVENING
NEXT at 81 o'clock for the benefit of the Sunday
school and Dorcas Society, al the Broad street
Methodist church
Subject WOMAN.
Tickets TWENTY FIVE CENTS to be had at
Bidgood & Riey's and other bookstores. my Is
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK COT.
Y TAGg RESIDENCE, on CLAY BETWEEN
TWENTY. EIGHTH AND TWENTY NINTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTloS.-we viii
on WEDNESDAY tba.2sth Of May. ls57, A. o'clors
p NJ, that very desirable little COTTAGE gESl.
DESCE situatsd as described above, contai ming
thr.s rooms, with the usual ont houses Including
stable, &c. and nice little garden attached, with
fruit trees, Sc, and A we'll Of good water on to-
premises. The lot fronts 50 feet, more or les.
running back l35 feet, more or less.
Terms on day of safe.
myT LYME & BROTHER, Auctionss-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-27
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auction gers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleyengg street.

VERY HANDSOM + LOT, ON MAR.
' SHALL BETWEEN TWENTY SECON AND
TWENTY .THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE At arc.
TlON.-We will sell at auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the Goth day Of May at : O'Clock
p. NJ, the very handsome LOT located p, above
II fronts 80 feet Marshall street, and runs back
100 feet TO an alley In rear.
TERMS: One fourth each ; balance at4, :, and v
months for negotiable notes Interest added, .s-
cured by trust deed. The taxes TOR lsoT % hs
paid by the purchaser
my rs GhUBBS i WILLIAMS, Au,tiougsu.