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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-12-03
7 OOK WELL TO YOUR FEET
FOOT AND SHOE AE1NUF4CTCRT

- Y 4 I ~ 1
The subscriber, having dispensed with Il
sale of Eastern made work AS a specially
his establishment, is determined 10 ana
himself with renewed energy to the mar
facture of
OTIS AND SITOEg.
He has in his employ a corps Of compel.
workmen, and asserts that he can turn
out better Boot or Shoe than any Gil
similar establishment in Cambria Couu-
ty. Give him a trial and be convince
Particular attention paid to the man
ufacture of
FINE FRENCH CILF SKIN BOOT2.
/ Good work, moderate prices. and satifac.l
guaranteed in all cases.
Boots and shoes repaired promptly and
a workmauli}ze manner.
REy% Shop or Highest, one door east
era wford's Hotel.
GIVE Ne \ CALL
aug. 1877 JOHN D. THOMAS
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And general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, Apple Parers,
Farm Edge Tools, Hand Saws,
Nails. Horse Shoes, Oil Stones,
Horse Shoe Nails, Meat cutters,
Table Cutlery Coal Hods,
Pocket Cutlery, Door Lock Keys,
Augers, Bits, Files, Sad Irons,
Hatchets. Hummers, Coffee Mills,
Hinges, Gimlets, Coffee Roasters,
Screws, Locks, Carbon On Lamps:
Latches, Bolts. ChImneys, burners,
Halter Chains, Wicks, Stove Polish,
Breast Chains, Boot Polish,
Trace Chains, Hoop iron,
Horse Brushes, Wagon lronI
Curry Combs, Bolts, &C.
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TAILOR AND SHOE SHOPS,

Where fine and coarse Boots and Shoes, and
all kinds of Gentlemen's Wearing Ap-
parel are made to order, promptly,
and in fashionable style.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-12-03

On the second and third floors, but with
convenient entrances on the first floor from
Washington street, are two capacious
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-12-03
TBENSBURG STOVE AND TIN
WARE DEPOT
r. ". WILLIAMS, Proprietor.

Just received, at the Ebensburg Stove and
Tinware Depot, large and well selected
stock of
COOK STOVES,
PARLOR STOVES,
OFFICE STOVES,
COPPER WARE,
TINWARE,
SHEET-IRON WARE,
HOUSE SPOUTING.
TINROOFING, &c
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At which citizens can procure all kinds of
Fresh Meat aud Vegetables in season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
FANCY DYE HOUSE.
r GRAUPNER,

DYER AND SEQ 3RER,
FIFTH STREET. bet. Oak ana Cherry.
sitk. WOOL. Cotton, &C, colored TO order.
All work warranted and any damages
promptly paid. tMs@1 Use"
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NomDrintlng establishment in the y ~
nas Better facilfties or greater aoility fof
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our ass 90
goent or Job Type, though very large an ~,
CONFLICT. il censtan tiy being added 20, an9
our 5oh aepartmenti Is under Inc persona IT..
mp&rvfsfon OF one OF the best 1o0l prlnIysLs
IN -fhe united States We are prepared 70
Print Posters. plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Gus Ladin9, Cards. Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates 11ekets LOT I ~
wharf boats viii be promptly attended 70.
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ri oiher Roc. IiEs1s Sc Fl1Ra &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
DENTISTS.
Resident Dentist,

over First National Bank,
Corner Main and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
@~ANUFACTUR Oh CONEAE "
WH ous cum Work, Gold, silver, Wi
SS1ita Syorslite. and Amber Plates, Cerve<
Work Artificial Palates, &c.
ADMrN .sTRATOR of Nitrous oxtd'
ian excellent and safe aRRsthet tclt Cnb
reform. Ether, and also several local par
lyzers.
NEURALGIC Affections treated.
MY FACILITIES are IS good ana
sfahlYshuenf A. large consisting OF FIT
roorns9 as any in the United States.
Il RETURN Ny THANKS for the e.
tensive patronage received during the Pas
EIGHT YEARS. mcnA
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- fnss ,ieiiahtfe1f resort. having been
thoroughly re-arranged and greatly beau
tined, will be open for visitoTs anu ooaAu-
saturday, June a0th, 1868,
on and after which date, he is assured by
me MANAGERS, the Evansville street Rail-
way viii be finished and runnlnss the caIs
MAKING trips to and ftom the city every
ten minutes. .,4,rat,, -
fitted and refnrntsheds VIII be cohoucleo
upon the MIST approved mouern system.
HIS culinary arrangements are such mat
the undersigned can promise, upon mo-
nnpntss notice, to serve up the most fecfbeT-
che meals and lunches 20 auy nuhoef OF
sqTF re .Gentlemen's saloons are provided
with the choicest Wine Liquors. ,A4eg
Porter, and Beer, ana tns pest ol@hoS "a
ire .Fbe Ladies Refectory will be constantly
supplied with Soda and Mineral sS.t atteIs'
I Ice-tI cams, Nuts, Fruits and Coniectlons.
i Fer TINS purpose beautiful ana spacious
/ Pavilion has been erected on the most oe-
! Ightful part of the grounds.
7be B0wIing Alleys have been thor
| o,1gh1vF repaired Swings ana Caracoles
for the pleasure and amusement Oh the
/ vonnr aud old have been prov1ded.
| srhe Dan cling Hail is cap c1ous ana wen
/ Ventilated, and will be reserved solely Tor
the use OF the guests ana OF = paIsAes'
The Bathing establishment Is uIocLso-
ing repairs, and viii soon be ready foT use;
pleasant retreat TOR the season cannot but
/ eniov Themselves under the widespread
ing Shades of these beautiful gr0unos-
II fss1a e9S,v EDW ARD WELLER.
FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
We have the largest stock OF FAMILY
/ fgOCsERIES in the city-ne3rly a. largt
a that Of any other two houses, as snoWI
| nv the resurns Tor county taxes. OuF II
rangements for purchasing from LIS
hands were never better. In TINS respec
we know we have advantages over mos
other houses in the trade; and being Yer,
cc-o4o-fa11Iv fixefi in our new quarters
WE TURN A NEW LEAF.
We intend not only o = etaln ouI 0l'
trade. but to double ft IN the course Of fis
NEXT year. q ~rrc~d q
'A VICKERY BROTHERS,
srSs "a Main Street.
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Crescent City Springs

Tw~uE UNDERSKGNED HAS TN II
Measure of announcing to the public
1t his delightful resort. having been
thoroughly re-arranged and greatly beau
fified. Will be open Tor visitors ana BOARD
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prpeeeded he En0E6 Ia rapid, decisiye sem
tenOes 4 .hes Ut dit IA With id iMustratfon o.
tho tariff and fres 4rade fn the wants and
exchanges of q nsig hborhood;; g sE
IDENTIFY designed @ bring the. sdbJeet
within the grasp 81. Ibis Hearers nhiratd,
and within shs limits q lhiis iasaonal e4-
perience; and although hi9 ages were
homeiy his language was pure, his
pronunciation cultivated. and his manner
ssingularly earnest The farmer had never
had the subject put to him in this way be-
fore. He seemed to be impressed at every.
sentence of the stranger !, theexpression Of
surprise and conviction grew steadily in
his face !; he had the awakened and pleased,
air Of q man receiving new truths. When
the stranger had concluded, the conviction
was complete. Suddenly the silence that
ensued was broken, and after q, thoughtful
pause, the farmer turned abruptly on his,
guest, eyed him from head to foot, and said,
very deliberately You are John c. CAL,
houn, Of South Carolina. % q I am, . was
the quiet reply. 80,
This anecdote-and. the writer is pre-
pared, TO. prove its authenticity--isla stri-
king illustration Of the peculiar style, the
intellectual identity ,.of Mr.. Calhoun I'D
arard "a. Pollard, IN NeaoiY orhe Citizen. 49a+a
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!tsatsiss OFFICE RMcMoNDQND YORK RIyEBn T
t-t,s5 E6 ..ss.S mi oTATLRGAD COAlPANY,sg:tgSr !,
RIeHMeND, March Il 1863 } /.
TINE TO PHILADELPHIA AND
~ BOSTON ,RE-OPENED.-- This companyds
now prepared again to receive and forward freight
to and from Boston and delphia;
Tuesday 1Ssf and Friday, and at the same time
Baltimore Cincinnati Louisville, Chicago,
and ali points between Wheeling and Parkersburg
and Baltimore on the Baltimore and, Ohio rail-
road, and all places reached by the Northern Cen
Passengers viii findthis a delightful spring and
summer route TO BALTIMORE where they arrive
always in time for the early trains North and VEST
with ample time for breakfast in Baltimore: u
desired. Fare to Baltimore only four dollars ga
e Freights for Baltimore and points beyond re-
Ceived at all hours. ~ 1t Sts s2ztl Z.
shippers, observe the following directions:
FRoM BosToN 10 RIcHMoNn.-M Mark your goods
and York River Railroad Line, ,, Baltimore, and
ship by Boston and Providence railroad.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10y
the =. Philadelphia and baltimore Union Line, y
sRschnond aud York Rlyer Rairoaa Inns, Bal
baltimore ONCE No. Light-street wharf.
Trains leayethe Richmond depot daily at "a. 81.
TuESDAY and FRIDAY .1IORNING, on the ar
rival OF the ears at Fishl Haul station, In King
William county stages ieEye t1oE Tappahannock,
,passing King William Courthouse, MalkeGton,
pahaaMock sts sseiSck same day..
Returning, stx8e leayes TGppahan ockon WE'D
NEGDAYS and SAIURDAyS aud passengers
reach Rchmon6 Ely the cars stK a.
S4sS aR ossss ints
sCspsaiAs yoHss b. { IaEEsNkz, Passanssr and
8caBtLs ~ kntlts -. ~ 4 1AA -
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.
H,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTI

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 BRICK TENEMENT ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS, ON LEASEHOLD.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed by Messrs. L.
Bowman and s. Stroock bearing date ga Febrt-
ary, 1857 duly recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court shall. In execution thereof proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,.
the 10Th May. 1863 at O'Clock +. M., II falr, IL
not the first fair day thereafter the property con-
viewed by the said deed, consisting of valuable
THREE.SToRY BRICK TENEMENT, located as
above formerly occupied by the Planters Ma
tional Bank Of Richmond subject however TO a
certain deed Of lease (which will be exhibited at
the sale) for term Of years, ut an annual ground
rent OF $780, payable quarterly, and the taxes &C.,
on said lot and building. iFtEf $3.50
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses of
sale, aud to discharge what is now past due under
the said deed of trust amountingt0 about 81 79l
on credit as to 81 n until the ED and 25th OF
August next and as to the residue Of the proceeds
on such terms as the grantors shall prescribe ana
direct or on their failure to give any directions.
then on such terms as the trustee shall announce at
the time OF making the sale.
ak;EG JOHN NJ. GODDIN, Trustee.
Richmond. 9th May, 1858. 5snt .ss,y... ss.t !.
P.SS. The foregoing property was sold at auction
BY the owners on the April last. and was pur-
chased by A. Drummer, of New York, who has
failed to comply with the terms Of sale.
imy7 w. g., Auctioneer.
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL HANDSOME NEW. FURNITURE At
THURSDAY the 18th instant, ut
10 O'Clock. we will sell at the store. of Mr.. l. n.
Cooke, (who is making change In his business.
on Seventh street between Broad and Marshall
streets, his large assortment of NEW and GOOD
SECONDHAND FURNITURE, consisting in
| very v handsome WALNUT, CHAMBER SUIT,
!. WALNUT and MAHOGANY JENNY LIND
BEDSTEADS..
WALNUT and MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP
- CABINETS and WASHSTANDS,
WALNUT and ROSEWOOD WA4}DROBES.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT HAIR-CLOTH
HAN fsf1fE PARLoR CHAIRS and ROCK
PARE Ee ARM-cHA1Rs and D1yANs,
WALNUT CANE SEWING ROCKERS,
SOFA and S4 PNREoR TABLES. - -.,z
WALNUT HALL TABLE and HAT-RACKS,
MASSIVE MAHOGANY DINING TABLE,
TIN SAFES, a!,J.g glg 4
FRENCH and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS and BOOSTERS.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES aE
L COOKING STOVE, In excellent order;
8 SL0AT'S.SEWING MACHINES, In working
The above Furniture Is all In most excellent or
der and deserves the attention of those IN wantof
good furniture. EGE.a ~ jf y tn.sa
The store will be open until the day OF sale. in
order that the articles may be seen.
,.53 lJGGE.Ea IS COOKE LAUGHT0N,.o
NV II AuctiOneers. 4
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BY Lee & Goddin Auctioneers.
No. lit Main street.

lTRUsTEEs SALE OF A FARM, ON
1.-THE CHARLES CITY ROAD THREE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AT AUCTION
BY virtue of the provisions Of deed OF trust exc
clited to the undersigned as trustee by Edward
Hogan, and Of record In the Office ofthe Clerk OF
Henrico County Court in Deed Book 81, page 4ls. /
will proceed 20 SELL being thereto requested by the
beneficiary at public auction, on the premises
FRIDAY. ed MAY, 1853, at O'Clock p. NJ, the
LAND conveyed by said deed the same being the
tract of land called 'sGE0RGE,S.n containing
ONE HUNDR ED AND THIRTY-THREE
ACRES more or less, adjoining the lands Of DR..
II. Lofland. John n. Davis, and others:
TERMS: Cash rs to about g. 200 balance upon
such terms as the said Hogan may prescribe or I'm
default of such direction. as the trustee may think
proper. JOSEPH j. WHITE, Trustee. :,
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDD1N, Auctioneers.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. i
letter 1rofa Rev Kent.
New KESf C0tRTaousE, Va,

sss s q AZ 80 & May g. 1858. Il
Captain a. 81. Let's, of the schooner BAN
bard, who has been, plying for many years
between phiisdelphia and points along the
pauunkeys river, 10 supposed to have been
irpproperly or sfonllyi dealt with He left
philadeIphia on the 9th Of last April, with
Oil 500 or more about his person, for Balti-
more to purchase mules, horses, etc., etc.,
for the purpose of carrying on his opera
tions here, he being largely engaged in
cutting wood Nor northern markets. He
was4o remain only afewdays in Baltimore;
and then return to his business in New
Kent, his schooner having left Philadelphia
about the time Of his departure for Balti-
more with instructions that IL should take
ON freight at Bowles's landing, on the Pa
munkey river, and await his arrival from
Baltimore. Up TO this writing he -haa not
been heard from by any one here, nor has
there been any intelligence received Of his
movements by; his family, whoareside in or
near Barnsgat, New Jersey. y The pre-
sumption is that he was decoyed off into
some obscure place, murdered, and then
rifed Of his money. Captain Let's, by his
uniform Kindness, has endeaged himself
very muCA kOs kuSs WSVu-cuttAAs !pvh W.. "
this community, and much solicitudeis felt
for his safety. as :: 2sss Z 3g.s]a s,,s.7 =, :,
1 On Monday next Judge Christian will
commence his spring term at this place,
and on Thursday next the quarterly term ~
of the County Court viii be held 80 the
people Of this county have in store for them,
selves the comingswee q feast of law ana
litigation, if not of; streason.,zsil am m
formed that there are several cases OF IN,
terest 70 be tried in the Circuit Court, ana
that there is a full Common wealth's docket
Of misdemeanor cases in the County Court.
There will be q political demonstration
during the term of The Circuit Court, and
the people viii. be addressed by Colonel Cor
don and Mr.. B. W. Lacy, canvassers for the
county, who have been very active and yea
lous in the Conservative cause. JACOB:
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EXTREME PoL1TENEss. Etiquette re-
quires, in Chinese conversation, that each
should compliment the other and everybody
belonging to him in the most laudatory
style and depreciate himself, with oil per-
tanning to him, to the lowest possible point int
The following is no exaggeration, though not
the precise words: s. J. 81 c,-rs, .4.t....,f,ls
IS &c What is your honorable name
"My insignificant appellation is Chang"
Where is your magnificent palace 7" I
"My contemplate hut is ct Luchan."
8 g How many are your illustrious chill
dren?" ~ tgftda tlgEav
90 My vile, worthless brats are fve."2 80 ;
elbow is the health Of your distinguished
spouse? = tas d: IL 2sf ri s.EszJ. Il. ggsl7tf
g My mean, good for nothing old woman
is well. -
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MAc1uLAY CRITICISED The new num-
Der Of the Quarterly Reuieao, inst out, con,
tains ssiasRing criticism upon !" Lord Ma
caulay and his school, |" .altogethe disclaim-
ing Macaulay's authority as an historian.
The time for this has come, says the writer.
9: We have % duty. to, perform, though we
are well aware that it is an invidious and
n 'dificnlt one - 80.
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aANEcporE OF JOHN G. CALHOUN More
than thirty years ago, when it was GUS.
tomary for gentlemen of the South to make
long journeys on horseback, q traveller, on
q winter evening, stopped at 8 farmhouse
in North Garolina and asked nights lodg-
ing. 1t was, cheerful granted After the
ghospitable supper had been concluded, the
stranger assumed asmeditatiye mood he
/ SAB with his large, melancholy, strained
eyes liked np0n the fire, as II in painful and
prolonged thought. But 4he host was snot
disposed to indulge the silence of the stran-
ger; he was evidently determined ON the
reward which the countryman il, his situa-
ton usually exacted from the traYellerhe en-
tertained comic Bile talk on the politics
of the times, which Eas ALI the better If sea-
solsd with argument and controversy. 80
politics were intro nced, the faRmer,a Henry
aGley -mans and aapadFocate Of high tariff,
takingupneasly all the conYersatiio i. TAI k;ng
nta great rate, while his guest noNand then
nodded such distant fec6Eniti aH is became
q man listening from pSlit thss than.
dfrin Interest. 81 The,
farmer vas spent NJ ie had evidently az
R8usted Ills stock os " hen he,
|ss;;i|l Q: ss & & s &c
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Local IrEMrzrNa.-The Maine newspa-
pers pride themselve on the extent and
accuracy fof their domestic Intelligence:
Sometimes they combine the collection OF
art and architectural items Herewith.
Thus the aKennebec Journal publishes q
list. of the citizens who are having their
houses painted and repaired this spring. 80
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w.suYscroS;Mays1l, iS6


WasHrscroS, May 4, 1s66es. "
Tha lightning viii conreys the intalli-
rence ~ The result Of the vote On ampe acii-
, n ;nsa1f probability before this, CORE
sr, s reaches the Despatch, and the
sfstemens Of any opinions formed from tho
escited indications which present them
selves tonight would be eclipsed and made
worthless BY the certain results conveyed
by the telegraph. There il moro excite
n,ent than for many months, and in the
hotels and along the avenue the widest and
most intense anxiety prevails. The course
Of the Republican senators who, IL is stated,
have positively declared against conviction
is The theme of no little comment in the
various circles in which their action lis
being reviewed. Their strong radical chae
racser and consistency IL o stumbling block
to those who would be glad to call them
traitors, while the Conservatives give them
great praise for their noble bearing. The
moral courage displayed by these men in
face Of the tremendous pressure which has
been Opersting to force them to vote for con-
viction Is unequaned. Y II IS. ~, -.
The impression prevails that Congress
viii take q recess from the. 18th instant, in
accordance with d resolution introduced in
The House to-day, until the 26th, and attend
the Chicago Convention in formidable
numbers.
II is very probable that the soldiers
votes registered from regiments stationed
here for long time past, and intended to
be cast at the next municipal election, will
be thrown out by congressional legislation,
The Radicals have been uneasy about their
prospects here next June, and have called
to Congress for assistance, while soldiers
vote the Conservative ticket. t.s's
The three entrances to the War Depart
ment which were closed, barred, and dou-
bly, guarded when the President removed
Stanton have been consistently shut ever
since. 1t is probable, however, they will
be opened again in the course of very few
days-after the trial is over, no matter how
the result. "a
Offers to bet are plenty tonight, and large
amounts are to be put forward for that pur-
pose by parties confident of the Presidents
eequittal. Betting, itself, however, is not
particularly slimated.F Ills
The Interior Department has official mo-
tice Of the completion of on additional sec
tion of twenty miles of the Union Pacific
railroad, which is now constructed the length
of $50 miles west from the initial point to-
wards the Pacific ocean.
The President tonight is calm and digni-
fied--a striking contrast to the great ma
jority of his accusers. :T1MoN.
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HIGH J1NKs.-A certain housein Troy is
furnished from top to bottom with rosewood.
The owner, five years ago, was q ,sutler in.
the army. 20 There is-a tide in the affairs
Of mem" SC. ai4st .sF'<e s5,s4s
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.yUTURFD1Yy
BY Csbeti g watkins. Ascsionesr,s. : 3


BY Csbeli 6 tkins. sionesrs- &
.YTsRUsTEEss sAIlEaOFf An ELEGAlE
I Rand ENsrvEPRTvkTEiREgED
fFOR ME RL.Y THAT OF Nh. NICHOLAS.
MILLS, DECEAsEDl IN THE GITy.QE RICH
MONN FRONTING 366 FEET ON THE MONTH
EIDE OF LEIGH STREET BETWEEN SEv-S
EN,TH AND EIGHTH STREETS AT4CC-.
TIoN.4GByivirtue Of q certain deed OF trussex.l
ecrsted 10 the subscribers dated 18th August,
H si for tho City Or Richmond Id Deed Book
rs AZ mage 81 being thereto required by the credit
orssecnred We vii ssll By asstiop, on the RreIi.
O'Clock NJ, the real estste described in the deed
o s vi II 5asSs
Kitchen, buildings. improvements appurtensncea
rights and ways thereto belonging. 2 4 LIZ the
city OF Richmond Va, having front Of two frsn.
drad and sixty feefen the northern line Of Leigh
street, running from Seventh 70 Eighth street. aHn
from the said front running back one hundred and
fifty feet to an alley twenty feet wide. ~ This pro.
perty is very valuable aud such as Is rarely In
market. 1t will be sold rs whole, or divided as
may be determined at the sale. y 5stss-
i TERMS: The deed requires a cash payment Of
S12 COO but by consent Of parties more bernlt
may be announced on the day OF sale.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Il q
w JOEL B. WATKINS !.
my 10 Trustees.
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PRovERBs By, JOSH BILLINGS. Marry
young, and if circumstances require it,
often. ..,...-.,- !,
If you can't git good clothes and on edi-
cation, too, get the clothes. aSf'2z .5se
. Say show are you to everybody:
Kultivate modesty, but mind and keep a
good stock Of impudence on! hand. ST
Be charitable ne-cent peces were made
on purpose. Don't take ennybody's advice
but your own. It; costs more to borry than
to buy H. -,
Eff a man phlatters ,yu, yu kin kalkerlate
that hi, is roag, or you're fule. s..s.
Keep both ize open, but don't see more
than half yu motifs. z ss (.
Yung man, be more anxious about the
pedigree you're going to leeye thanyu are
about the one sumbody's goingto leeye yu.
Sin is like weeds-self-sone, and sure to
cumup.
About as sure way to git rich as emmy
I kno ov. is to go in, Diet fur o, hundrid
thousand dollars, and then go to work and
paw off the Diet.