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NAfURAL.T LQNERs PKEsERvED IN ALL
~ their .hssuEL Bss4t special atten y =
n: d. HAYES, No. sos Eighth street west !,
between j end i. isS-Smt
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DISSOLUTION OF oopAETNERsH1P.
The Copartnership of BAKER & CROPLEY i:
this day dissolved by mutual consent, take place
from September LIST.
All indebted to the late firm will please call and
make settlement. at the Old Stand with r. T.
CROPLEY, 81 Water st. Georgetown, ID. c.
II. BAKER,
Sc 4-eo3tT r i. CROPLEY
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SENT ON.-The Baltimore Commercial of this
morning says:-Yesterday. the man Frank
Brumberger, fugitive from Justice from
Washington. ID. o., was sent on On charge of
an nicer. The accused was in the employ OF
q shoe dealer in Georgetown, ID. O., named
James e. Sherwood, and II u ALLEGED robbed
bis employer OF about $50 worth Of shOes. II e
was arrested In this city on Sunday morning
last by detective Beard and policeman Ora.
ham, who chased him overthe roofs Of several
houses before he Was captured, 3.i -, .t5aap
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MARTYRS TO CARRLEssNEss-If all the
teeth that have been ruined by neglect could
be strung together, they would reach thrice
round the world. There may have been some
excuse for this havoc in days gone by, when
there was no absolute safeguard against dem
tai decay in existence, but there Is no apology
for it now. Fragrant So=odont, the world Ire.
nowned antIseptic dentifrice, as certainly pro.
tects the teeth against decay, as oil prevents
steel from rusting, or water arrests the pro-
gress OF fire 60
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THE PRIZE RIG 80 Jimmy Ellios,"s who
has challenged McCoole, the victor IN the tate
prizs HSht nm Aarsp, Jones, snesr Clnein.
land some yesrs are under the AUSPICES al
Hon. John Hprrissy to fight Keenan, bat the
i" milI'' never came OF SportinG men here
are ccnJlteht that II % dghts Mc00ole he will
have an Easy thing OF II and win 4 more
thorough victory than McQoSle did over Aaron
Jones' gtsFs5s8q n ~ - e, .I.s s. syl elsa -
Ikas also. reported In sporting circles Tia tn;
next psise faGkt TO comso6 with b one hetWeen
Rocky NOON M R0uke, 70 come OF ahr,nf.
the fSt 81 Oct6tSr.a Bets arc tnidB ct oddS A
Rocky MpGs - the ,hssf mau. AID thsrefor5
tha most ikelE 10 win. ss.f4 tsSfafz. go 81 -
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THE CUNNING SEAsox-The season for
shooting reed birds, ortolsn, {ral, and black.
Bennspg's bridge - crowAeda daily Win en-.
ners. Reed and blackhtrds are pientifuf n md
large numbers ars hagEed by the exrerienced
gunners. in the Course Of q few days the maj
ken will be plenttfully suppiied with -thetn.
and n they are In excellsnt condtticn, 10 DORM
there viii be great demand for tnsm 81
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'4EWNYUN OF LANGUAGE MUsIcK AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the above bead Pro.
lessor y. p. Newton announces a lecture 10
come OFF at Union League Hall, 9th street,
September Z, at p. m. He will then make
known some Of his most wonderful discover.
les in education, such as have been rece, we'd
30 enthusiastically In his lectures at the differ.
ent colleges OF the country eUnion" should
nouDce "onion," and "onion'' shsnld. now be
defined "yewnyun." and thus pronounced.
The lecture will ubtedly be curious and
interesting affair A.--.-t -. 80 II
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Cnfon.-The game was then 70 be decided by
the tenth innings. and Abrams went ont On
hrst by sow ball to pitcher. Flynn lthen
Smith. lImmsnse applause Leaven worth
then N ace his first on daisy cutter no cpntre
Held, and made his second on q pass bali. III,
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Total number Of tons. .......7,6gOX
AT Eastern Branch wharvss small cargoes
OF coal have been received, which may swe ell
the aggreg ate tonnage to aoout ten thousand.
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ID OCK HILL COLLEGE.
IL ELLICOTT CITY. MD.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
MONDAY, September2.
TERMS:
Board, Washing, and Tuition, $3.50 Entr ance
fee, SIS; Physicians fee, So. Music and Drawing
extra.
au a9-5w BRO BETTELIN President
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COAL STATISTICS The following exhibit
will show the tonnsge Of coal which were re-
ceived At the four principal wharyes along the
Potomac front during the month Of August
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SCHOOL BOOKS AID STATIONERY FOR
y the public and private Schools and Colleges.
The best assortment and the * 49, 49, -
LOWEST PRICES. - s-ls
Wholesale and retail at s, - IS r,
s2,M. 3S1 eth street, above New York avenue
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NORFOLK LINB-The Norfolk Day Book /,
aiiuding to the proposed establishment OF
iine OF steamers between WaAhin Eton aud Nor
folk Gays: ut appears to MS that our mer
chants sheuld look into this matter, and b.
securing an interest also secure controllini
innnence 10 THIS. OK any other Line, that pile
they are very naturally worked 20 he interee
OF that point &C which they are owned. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-10

THE LEyEEs ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
The necessity for levees on the banks of
the Mississippi is created in part by the
deposit in the bed Of the river Of immense
quantities of earth. As the bottom of the
river rises, the quantity ofwater which over
flows the banks increases. And inasmuch
as these deposits must increase in quantity
incorporation as the bed of the river is raised
and the speed OF the current reduced. it fol-
lows that the levees must year after wear be
raised msher' Moreover, the quantity of
wafer "h'ch runs Oft immediately after a
rain becomes greater year nv v.ar - ~
country Is cleared anu the logs leaves
brush, &C. removed which retard lie fow
The Northwest is being cleared m :, .
rapid rate. Year after wear ,hsn =,
river will rise higher and higher O. na.
the isvees will have to be raised for ' -
other reason. When thew shou ~
reached a certain height it win be nee.
ssry to build levees at many points a,nno
the river where there are none now "A
80 on pcrpetually. Left alone, the river
would change its channel and deposit its
contents first in one place and then in an
other; but confined to one bed, it must in
the course OF thousand years or SO be-
Gene quite an elevated stream. The bed
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LABOR LosT.-The Code of Virginia of
1860, page lO3, provides that "if in any
"case not excepted in the fourth section
1.-THE exceptions are commissioners APP
"pointed by the Governor in other States
ga person elected or appointed to any such
"office or post shall act in said office or
"post before taking the oath prescribed in
"the second section, and also the oath to
"Support the Constitution Of the United
States, the oath Of fidelity to the Com
monwealth, and an oath Of Office, or be-
{" fore giving such bonds as are required
"by law, he shall forfeit not less than one
"hundred nor moro than one thousand dol
Glars" This act was passed in 1852. The
Radicals in Congress who framed the oath
in the supplementary reconstruction act
under the impression that our State officers
had not for years previous to 1861 been re-
CURED to take the oath to support the Con-
stitution of the United States will thus
learn that they labored in vain. They were
wise above what was written.
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A Coop PoINT.-The Nation, an indie
pendent, outspoken Radical paper pub
lished in New York, says Of the petition of
the Maryland Radicals for republican
form of government, that while these same
Radicals were in power in every depart
ment of the government of Maryland, they
said not a word in favor of giving even the
right of suffrage to negroes. Their case is
bad, quoth the Nation, and much to be
regretted; but so far as concerns the white
loyalists Of the State, 1t is hardly possible
to resist saying that they are served right.
Twenty years from now, and after much
uphill work, they may get what couple
of years ago vote of the Legislature
would have given them.
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A limb of the law writes us:

THAT YOU may see how useless Sharkey's
npplication is likely TO be, beg TO refer you to
the light shed on the subject in Tucker S
Black Comm, PIP. APO and 42l and Story's
Comm, SIS 1865, 1869, and 1870"
We some years ago spent good many
hours in the study Of TUCKER but, ala
our copy disappeared mysteriously during
the late war. Our friends Of the legal pro-
fession can, however, avail themselves of
our correspondents citations. We are in
clined to believe, we may add, that more
light might be obtained upon the subject
by reading the acts Of the last Congress
than by studying TUCKER or STORY.
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The point in dispute between the Enq'a-
rer and the Dispatch is, not whether Gene
raj LEE has authorized any one to publish
his opinions, nor whether he has published
them himself, nor whether he has read the
Senate bill providing for convention but
whether or not he has expressed himself in
favor of action by our people under the
Sherman law. We announced upon sun
questionable authority" that he had so ex-
pressed himself; and we repeat the asser-
ton. The Enquirer seeks to evade the is
sue. If it desires to produce the impress
sion that General LEE has not so expressed
himself, 1t desires to deceive the public.
If it does not desire to produce such an
impression, but is willing to admit the fact,
and wishes only to say that General LEE
has not himself authorized any one to give
his opinions publicity, then there is no
question in dispute between us.
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{ COLOGNE WATER. FA-
~ klNA COLOGNE WATER for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
aP ~ corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-M
IL bers can have an opportunity TO keep cool by
calling on us and purchasing a nice suit Of
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING at liz Main
street [aplO1 WILLIAM IRAaSMITH co.
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rINO DEALERS IN SODA WATER
l. For economy, elegance, convenience, and
the best in use
WILLIAM H. SCOTT, Druggist
apl9 Manufacturers Agent.
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YNONQUA Is T. A N S.-Prime quality
i TOSQUA BEANS for sale by
PURCELL, LkDD s. CO.,
an 10 corner Main and ThiTte,u nth streets.
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of Cheat river In Wet Virginia is hun
dreds Of feet higher than the bed Of the
Valley river, which runs In the same gene
raj direction, only few miles distant.
But Cheat river has levees built by Ma
ture-mountains on either hand--and will
never overflow the surrounding country.
He will be great benefactor Of the peo-
ple of the Southwest who shall discover or
invent some means of managing the vast
volume of the Mississippi river.
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THE ELECTIONS IN EIGGINIA.-It is an
nounced in the New York World that the
election for State Convention under the
suffrage act will take place in Virginia
about the middle of June, and that the
registration of voters throughout the State
will be completed by the last of May
What authority that paper or its CORE
spondents may have for making the an
nouncement is not stated. None, we pre-
Sume
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THE RADICAL REVOLUTIONARY MOVE
sr>r 7, MARYLAND.-The Radicals lost
their case in the Court of Appeals of Ma
ryland on side issue. The case goes
over to the next term of the court, and
the election which they desired to prevent
takes Mace to-day.
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VIRGINIA LANDs.-In commenting upon
the resolutions recently passed by our
Legislature inviting immigration into this
State, the New York Tribune says that it
hopes soon to hear that general Office has
been opened at Richmond or elsewhere, at
which information may be had Of every
tract of land for sale in the State, its
character, capacities, &c.
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AI1cT1oN sA1Es-rUTURE DAY.


BY \. Al. Clopton,
Rssl gtats Agent and Auctionssr, No. II Twelfth
street near Franklin.
N1INE B EAUTIEUL BUIL LdIlLS
NLOTs. ON UNION HILL, IN THE COUNTY
IN HEyRiCO. KNOWN AS LOTS NO. AND .,
IN ADHMss DIVISION, FOR SALE AT AUC.
on TUESDAY The 18TH day y, q Apyi, 1857, :. a..
o o.. ~. ,hars after. the following REAL ESTATE:
FIVE BEs5TIrp! .,.a BU ~ LOTS sssh
. and p streets 80 feet, running back l12 feet.
Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, each
fronting on the cas-, side OF Twenty fourth between
. and p street. "a feet, rnnning back iaa feet
ONE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, triangular
haps fronting i37 feet inches on tbs north side
Of o Syi BEAUTIFUL TRIANGULAR LOT, bounded
by Byrd, p, and Twenty. 9th streets.
"A D at Of the above described property can be
seen at my Office. These lots are regarded as de.
.irable for persons OF limited means for private
dwellings The taxes for 1867 TO be paid by the
purchaser.
TERAs: Accommodating and made known at
sale. X. A. J. CLoPTON,
aplo Auctioneer.
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BY Harrison. Goddin Il Apperson, Auct'onssrs
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE.
L HOLDS, ON THE WEST SIDE OF PEARL
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber AZ trustee by William n. Alder.
dice, dated 10th March, 1896, duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, shall, In execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction, on IN
premises on FRIDAY the 18th Of April, lseI AZ u
O'Clock NJ, that large and valuable BRl,h
BUILDING, with iron 'front.' now In the occupancy
of Messrs. Bowman stroock. ltfronts 80 ieet on
Pearl street and runs back about l3o fsetto Virgins
street The building thsr 10 three stories b. gA,
built OF the best materials, and In workmanllks
manner II will be sold subject TO the terms OF the
lease under which II IL held. -,
Also. Immediately afterwards, viii bs sold that
other BRICK TENEMENT. No, ", with iron front,
now occupied by Messrs. Hill Il Poteat, fronting
?GA feet on Pearl street, running back abont 10
"a II TO said Virginia street and also subject 10 the
terms of the lease under which IL Is held.
The foregoing real estate Is located Ia business
portion Of the city, Ann Is not only very valuable
but IL very conveniently arranged the latter tsns-
snt having on the fret door Fairbanks patent
platform scales, and hosting machines front and
rear. "
Terms: One-sixth cash balance At four, eight,
twelve, ffteen, and eighteen months, for nego''s.
BILE notes. with interest added, secured by trust
deed. The taxes and Insurance Tor this year 10 BE
'r an n K. K. H0wIsON, Trustee.
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DIED.

At Rocky Spring. Goochland county. Va, after
q hort illness Mrs. JANE MARGARET LEA b
Inc fife OF Walter D. Leake, ESD, and daughter
Of the late DR.. Andrew kean.
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A1Icyr1o,r saI.Fs-THIs DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auesione
Bankers Brokers and Real Estate Agsnp.

By Harrison, 0oddin Apperson, Aueuo
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Assn's'
rJyRJsTEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND
i lot ON TENTH STREET BETWBEn NAE
AND CARY, ON THE WEST SIDE THEREBY A.
IA trustee In a certain deed of trust exeeu,esa "
m . snbscribsr by Lewis L. Montague and otners,
dated the eth day OF March, 1885, duly RECORDED 10
Richmond Hastings Court, to secure me pay ms id
dead. calling for 60 500, due twelve monihs atleI
date, shall proceed TO sell the sane ~ pu ,n,b
anction on the premises. on EDNEsDAi Ioln
Say Of hpril. 1851 at IL o'clock A. n. Said pro
pefty is now occupied by Werth, Rashoun q Co.,
ar Tvaxs. Sne I'd of tho purchase money TO be
paid in cash the balance to be paid sndes eapSs
,nnn,hs With interest. thereon added ute re.
tained until all OF the payment. are made. nad sy
tho purchaser Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
~~@<%-<%~><~-~-- >->~>>s :
By Harrison, Goddin Appsrson, Austionssrs,
Bsnksn, Brokers, and Real Estate gents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
s hsk 55sTATs thse IL H Hs c G4gyT =
RICHMOND, IN bUyAIs iDDiTfoN AsD con.
TIGU0Us THERsTO.-By yirtus Of . deed Of
trust TO the subscriber, az trustee, from Jacob
Reck and wife, bearing date the 7ist day OF De.
cembsr, 1873 recorded In Henrico County Court.
shall IN execution thereof procesd n sel At pub.
lie suction, on the premises, on TUgsDA the 18Th
day o. ApriI 1881 besioning At to'elockP NJ,
ssisting OF three LOTS or parcels Of ground, with
the very excellent FRAMED DWELLING and
other appurtenances thereto belonging. formerly
owned and occupied by the lats william Booth;
one lot NUMBERED 200. containing one acre; one,
numbered 40, containing two acres and the re-
naming lot, on which stands the dwelling house
contaDiDg seven acres. more or less; the Grs
two lots, lying In Duvars addition Adja %
the city; and the last adjoining thereto all on the
road leading from Brook avenue to the land OF
John Nickham's heirs. Besides the dwelling.
house there IL large framed building, recently
erected for distillery, with bold spring Of
water near thereto.
Teams: Cash IA 10 suf.cient snm TO pay the
expenses Of sale and ofthe execution OF this trust,
and also TO pay the sum Of sl. 500 with Interest
from December 81, 1855, and upon credit a. 70
VI 500 and interest III erson from December 81, lsss
to june - 1857 and as 10 the residue, upon such
credit ~ the grantor shall designate or In default
ofsuch designation, as the undersigned shall de.
termine, the credit ymsnts n bear interest from
he day OF sale and 10 be adequately secured BY
lien or otherwise. The taxes and insurance for
this year to be paid by the purchsssr.
sp5 JOHN A. BEYER, Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
MIErursTPp aDri 10 1897

All persons interested in the matters embraced
in the foregoing interlocutory order OF court are
hereby notified that have appointed MONDAY
the 2vth day of Nav, 1857 ~ ny office, in the town
OF Manchester, when and where sha proceed 10
Ing Ia be credItoas OF said estate or 9th II wise nte
rested are required to present cir claims before
me, with all legal proofs necessary to sustain the
same and TO produce such 9th or evidence as may
be required 10 enable me to take account directed
y = JAMES A. CLARKE,
an ln-wAw Commissioner.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auetionssr.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
- LEASE AND A LARGE STOCK or PURSI-
TURB.-By the death OF my partner, the firm
OF d. T. Norris * Co. Is DISSOLVED, and the
business OF the Monument Hotel must be closed.
therefore offer the unexpired LEASE OF the hotel
NiT1 RE in the hotel II not disposed of privately
before MONDAY, April is, IshaIl offer the property
for sale, on the premises. on that day, by public
auction. The purchaser Of the lease, am autho-
rIzed to say, may extend II as long as he plesses
or purchase the hotel upon very liberal terms.
Reference to Messrs. Harrison. Goddin Appsr-
son or the subscriber X. p. EMERSON,
Surviving Partner.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A PRIL SrH, 1867.
SECOND SUPPLY NEW SPRING AND
SUMNER DRY GOODS.
TR. PRICE & co. have received. and to-day
and to- morrow will open, lars. add tons 10 thef
spring stock Of n-w aud desirable DSY GOODS.
Black silk and Fancy Cloth Mautles-newest
shapes.
Bombaziues. Taruice,
Mousttns, Alpacas,
Back Wool Grenadines,
Black SILK Grenadines,
Gro Grain silks,
81 Black Berages and grenadines,
Superior English Grapes, &c.
In Housekeeping Goods
Irish Linens, l2.tCotton sheetings,
Bird-eye Diapers, TABLE Damasss,
Pillow Linens, French Iowsls,
l2.4 Linen shsetings, HuckabaCks, sc &c,
Hosiery Kid Gloves. Lace Sets, negest style Val.
Lace Collars, Organizes, Jaconets, White Goods
in great variety, &c all OF which Will be sold ~
l0"es' prices fai'Ds III inc r. <. PRICE CO,
apps eod2w rear T. D. ouarles, Broad street.
ECIAL notice. have just
- returned from the North with large assoH'
ment OF SPRING GOODS, consisting Of
BEAUTIFUL SPRING CALlCoES,
SPRING PuPLihS,
Poll Ds CHlRRE,
BLACK and C0LORRD SILKS,
ALPAGAs, DELASEs, and CHALLlEs,
SILK WARP FLANNEL,
BEhFTiF6i LACE CURTAINS,
SHAWLS, sc. sc.
SPRING CASHMERE, for men and boys
wear JULIUS MEYER,
NH SOW No. SGT Broad street
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HEAR REAsoN!-STREN THE'

HE HEAR REASON IS L X L y L IL
THE DEFENCES When a garrison apprehends
an attack from an outside enemy, what does II do
1t STRENGTHENS THE DEFESCgs. Tho human sys-
tenn at this period of the year is beleaguered by
morbid influences. The atmosphere is full Of
them Every change of weather lays the feeble
open to their attacks. what's to be done In order
to battle these unseen but ever active foes
STRENGTHEN THE DEFEScEs. Do you ask how
The answer is simpe-the means within the reach
Of all Reinforce the vital organs and the ner-
vous system with HoSTETTER's BlTTESS. Tone
the stomach, regulate the bowels. rouse the slug
gish liver cheer the spirits, enrich and purify the
vital current with HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
That's the way to STRENGTHEN THE DEFEScEs
and render the capital OF health impregnable. II
YOU wish to escape bilious headache, intermittent
fever, indigestion and nervous visitations-to en-
10y, in all It's plenitude, the blessing of g sound
mind in sound body" U.S. this incompatible
preventive and restorative. 1t preserves health in
the healthy and renews It in the weak and ailiag.
ap 3-eod2w
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF
81 THE CHESA PRAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY.--The undersigned, commissioners Of
the Circuit Court Of Alexandra county; ny Tirtus
Of decree of that court rendered at the special
term in February. 1857 In the case OF the B@srd II
Public Works OF Virginia against selten, Withers
4 Co. ri at defendants, will, At IL o,ciock VI on
THURSDAY the goth day OF May, 1907, before tue
front door of the court. hous. OF that county, otrr
and cell a. auction to the highest bidder large
amount OF the bonds of the ChesapsSke hnd ONO
wit: , -.
parcel OF five bonds, known as sPsCi A. b"shs,
Nos 49J 4sl 525 526 and S2I for tl4o, 900 ranging
in par value fr NJ 80, 40 to $4,000 alo,
parcel known as PKEFEkgED boSpsr Tor
ga, 500.
well endorsed negotiable note or notes At ak
months, hearing interest
JAMES NsESoN, lCommissionsrs
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH 3o--t30M
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P.S.-The foregoing hotel Is so well and favor.
ably known that a minute description is deemed
.ary Is located at the north corner 81
Grace and y NTH streets, opposite the ngtou
Monument. IL contains about hiiy room-, aud 10
admirably well adapted for a first. class hotel
ans HARRISON GDDUIS & APPBKsON.
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street

VALUABLE LOT ON WATER
Y STREET. ADJOINING MEsSRs. LUDLAM i
wATSON's ST0REHOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUG
rION.-By request Of the owner, we will offer a.
public sucton on THURSDAY, April II, 1867. at
o'clock p NJ, a vacant LOT situated as described
above. fronting % feet on Water street.
ape LEE & GODDIN, Auctioneers.