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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
u No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and ID street
TSETsrEEs Rus SALE AL o. HOUSE AND Lot Q,
SY WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
" New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 goa Penn av., cor. 9th Q

* m L. W ALL q CO., Auctf0neero,
- New Marble Bnildng,
Stores No. 900 goa Penn. av., cor. 9Th ct.
ESTATE ON NORTH G STREET AND NEW
YORK AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT., IN WASHINGTON CITY,
- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 9th of
00yanuary A. ID. 1865, recorded in Lber X. u. Z :,
~No 70, folio y, &c lone Of the land records of
Washington county, D; G., and by direction Of the
and Deposit Association, will sell. at public auc.
tion, in front of the premises FRIDAY, the 18th
day 81 February instant, at O'Clock D. m, all that
parcel Of ground, in the city of Washington known
as Lot number one, ~ in Day dson s subdivision of
square number two hundred and twenty three, (223)
according to the recorded plat of said sub division
Terms OF sale: One third cash, (of which 500
must be paid at the time of sae and the residue in
o and II months with interest from the day of sale
with the purchasers notes, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises sold; and il the terms of sale
are not complied with in Se days after the sale the
trustees reserve the right resell at the risk and
cost OF the first purchaser after weeks public
notice. All conveyaRcing and revenue stamps at
WME SGSET = Tw69SEYRTXyARD, !, Trustees,
fe7-eoads JOHN v. \: GiXEN, g. Wall & Co., Auc,.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY
POSTPONED until SATURDAY, March 5th, same
hour and place. By order of Trustees
fe25-eo&ds W. l.. WALL d CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY, March 18th, same hour
and place: By order of Trustees.
mh5-eo&ds w. l.. WALL 4 CO, Aucts.
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INSURANCE.
TNsURA AMCE ROons
I. n. HANSON q d. LEWIS BLAcKroRo.


THE KrNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Of H.,.
fsrd. Assets, s5-3o0.0o0.
THE NokIH BRITISH AND MERCANTILu
INSURANCE co ..of England and Cnited ststss.
Cash assets, SIS 900 900.
THE HARrroRD FIRE INSURANCE co. A.
sets. S2,2so.0o0.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE. CO. q
fhisdelphis. Assets e3.oo0.0oo.
IHk sPRIkGFfELD FIRE INSURANCE. 90.
OF Massachusetts. Assets, tnearI On .oO0 ,oO0.
fhk fUINAn FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of Hart
nrd. Capital. 800 900.
IHE ROGER WILLIAMS, FIRE INSURANCE.
Co. OF Providence, X. L.
rht Co, neffnEor1a,rAs y nso TGrEl FIRE Insurance.
And that old and excellent Hcme ccnp.nv-
IhE PoponAc INSURANCE CO., of Gsorxs-
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co, Of New Yor.
Cash assets, $4,000 900.
The ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., of H.rt.
ford. Assets. sla. 100000.
Our Companies have an aggregate Of ss.et. sxcs.S
ing Sss.oOO.Ooo, and some Of them more fhsn
nall q century OF experience. They are too ws1
extending, in the case Of Mr.. Hanson throsSt
twenty consecutive years In this city Il annie. ana
our adjustments have always been prompt and sstis-
factory. I'M. HANSON,
b. LEWIS BLACKFoRD,
@p-p s1S 7th st..iold No. t66D
~ PANr OF WASHINGTON.
CAPlTAL------------.-.-..-.-.-. I 900 yO0o.
Omce-No. ~ Louisiana sve.. one dsor east al IN =
No charge for Policies revenue stamps
.,,a .asei on tns most reasonable terms and lo00
pirectors-Csari. KnsP. President: George ".
ks kkisss hs. We frwssidsn, Msrshsll Brown, TSc::
.sB,ly NOBLE b. IARNER. Secretary.
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~ THE ABQyEs SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY, March 18th, same hour
and place. By order of Trustees.
mh5 5eOkds W. L. WALL, 4 Aucts
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POSTPONED until SATURDAY, March 5th same
hour and place. By order of Trustees.
fe25-eo&ds w. Il. WALL q CO. Aucts
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II New Marble BUILDING,
NOS 700 and 9O2 Penn avenue, cor. 9Th Uf.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
:. Auctionser and Real Estate Agent

~
TRUsTEFH SALE OF TWO LOTS OF
4 LAND, With sT9REHosTTSss d THs sEERa.
TEE TIL BETWEEN MAIN AND FisAN + Lih
STREETS, OPP sITE ARfIu OF EIRnIIIhaAann-
Ry virtue of two deeds OF trust executed by 1a-
cGbs and Mary his wfethe FIST on the 90 or
1897 and tie secJnd onthe 18Th or august. i'es "
the trustees of the Germ Building Fund A $50
Citation, No. L the undersigned. as trustees OF tue
said kEsOcintion, and by direction OF the BOARD OF
Directors of The said Association. win sell at pub
lie aucfion. The premises to me Pighes5 bldder
IN MONDAY The 2eth OF September, 1870. So
O'Clock r. A., If falr. IL not the next fair day
thereafter, the kEAA ESTATE described IN said
tgo dc ds and designated above.
TERMS !: Csshsuflcl lent to pay of the expenses
o, executing this trust and also the fines charges.
in:eyes and principal, secured by said Two deeds
OF trust to the said Association; and The residue
suron such credit ard to be sc 'ured in snch m an
ner as The said J. Jacnbs 0ysis assigns shall pre-
scribe. or in default thereoY pppf, dit and
t. be sec 1red In such mGnncr as tE&IHsSersign
shan make known at the time OF safes f.
;. L HoH H1soHEN. Tsnstess.
sc 15-dtds NJ l.. JACOBSoN,5 -
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- x,ur,t Exsraorasnary-a How o
An OK n" :. FARMER "a False Taie.


tsfcm NV q wcl,-known farmer, who
Frank ,;t n" miles below the city, among the
resiaes - Mosalem township, met with an
b,uns .,,ro Yesterday which, to say the least,
aaysn ss ~, the ridiculous. Frank is the
Dolly nr or a woke OF oxen, the like OF which,
own; nn;niop, is not to be found in a
III na n travel. Frank never lets his pets
n MITE ~ craze without belling one of them. 80
o,snn has he belied them that the tlntinnaDu-
,st;ons of the bell have become as familiar to
his ear rs the voice OIL MS iIau, eS,elun ;,
,is yoke to do little full ploYing. Upon
his arrival at the barn he found the doors
nnen. and. on entering, discovered that
tho oxen had resolved upon holiday.
Ther were non est. The bell. however, was
living where the oxen should have been, IN
No msnger, Frank picked up the pen,
ehnckcd it in his pocket, and stared IN
saarch of his runaways. He followed out
ON the ridge leading from his premises
nnrthward. Every now and then lie
f,ns,cd he heard distant unkianS
sound, but il was so ccphemeral that ne
cnnrluded it was only fancy, until he pre-
,,ornS to descend the ravine this side of
HMrs prastou's. when he became sure he
ba,ra the sound. anil. us his eye rested on a
Scnrs or more OF cattle grazing far below his
feet. and ouickencd his steps to reach them,
nssnranee became doubiy SURG that he
would find his oxen among them. But, alas !!
n,ortals are only born to be disappointed.
Frank searched the herd through and
became convinced his were not OF them.
Strange. too, the familiar sound OF the bell
had died away. Nothing was lett hun Dun.
10 climb the sides of the bluffs beyonds
This he accomplished in good time. In w
next rayne beyond his quick eye dlscovetsa
another lot OF cattle. In going doWnsFe
them, as in the other case, his steps WYE
accelerated by the muffled SOUNDS OF tHs
yyeIl-knoWn bell. Yet, when he reachea
them he was doomed to a second dissp>
Monument. rhe oxen were not of them
either. The sound of the bell, too, again
had died away. 1t was perrleXing, but
Frank wouldn't give it up for all the myS-
fery connected with the search. Up blum
and down bluff he tramped, ever led on TO
d;sannointment BY the far-otf sounding bell.
At length he stood on the bluff looking over
catfish creek. with the perspiration raining
down from his forehead. In his bewilder-
ment. he thrust his hand into his pocketfor
his bandana to wipe the pcrsplratlon away;
when his hand came in contact WIN the peli
he had thrust into his pocket Mt the barn.
The mysterious ringing OF the Deli, Which
in his forgetfulness he had supposed was on
h;s off.ox' dawned on his beuighted mind
or once. IL had been ringing all tue time III
h;s docIet. and he had been following mel
iifluous iack-o'- lantern. Frank collidn
helm. as he was SO near town, coming IN ana
telling how beautifully he was sold. W hen
ne went home be took good grasp OF the
beIl-tonrue and carried the instrument
STRAIGHT out before him, determined it
Shouldn't lead him on wild-goose chase for
oxen again.
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f ARGE AND VALUABLE REA u
II Il EST ATE FOR SAf,E.--By virtue OF ~ decree
OF the circuit Court far MsckIenbHrg counsy, Ya.l
ut the NAV term thereof. 1s7o In the suit
Of VIII sfpsOl, surviving partner. for &c. rs. q
IL. Barweli, &e.. I shall, ON MONDAY the 1ltt
day OF OCTOBER 1870 cell upon tho premises 20 the
hiahest bidder. mt public sriction, the TRACT OF
LAND belonging to Peyton X. Bnrwell, situated
IT, meckenburg county, about three miles norsh
~ tbs qfllaga OF Chvisttansviile and about fifteen
miles n ON the Richmond and Danyille railroad,
adjoining the lands so5ert s S ames niigsT
THREE HUNDRED. AND NlNETI-Fou f
The imnroye,nents consist Of a Handsome and
cnm mniious clearinghouse. with N sbundanee
of necessary ont-bntidings. ,,sr..,
Thu land "a OF excalent quality and Wei aoaDteaa
TO the growth OF wheat, cats, com, topacc2, an9
the srasses. The tract Is well watered, ana con-
s.desed yafr valuable. ,.,x,,or
.HfsaNs: elfourth cash, and the residue upon
acredityo f tlx.sses I've and eighteen Imonlhs tEe
r,rffrhaser to- execute bonds for the defarred pay
fients CARRYING saterest from the day or SAFE anu
the title to be retained until the whole OF the pur
chase money Is paid. ~ 1,..s
-BoYDTOy VA, Septen Der 10, 1870. sc M--tcla
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BY Grubbs b Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY yALUA


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA.
! BILE BT!!bING LOTS On The s0GIH
SIDE OF FEANKLIN STREET, JUST BE-
YUND "MDHROE. PARk." AT AUCTION. -
By virtue OF a deed of trust executed by the late
W. G. DuDham to the subscriber as trustee,
bearing date ed January 1870, and duly recorded
In the clerks office of Richmond Hastings Coxrs.
being thereto rS1uired by the creditors secared BY
said deed Twin sell at auction, upon the premises,
on WEnN ESDAy, 9Th October, at d O'Clock Z.
NJ, LOT OF GROUND on the south side of
Franklin street. beginning sixty feet west OF
Laurel street, fronting ninety feet and running
hack between parallel lines one hundred and fifty
feet 10 IN alley sixteen feet wide.
This property adjoius the handsome new resi-
dance Of Colonel 0rjway, overlooks Monroe Park,
and Is regarded as amongst The most desirable In
that rapidly improving neiRhborhcod.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash t Cefray the eS-
penses Df The sale and to pay off note Of 81 .o3o,
due 18th July, 1870: credit Tor $1,000 until 18th
January 1871; further credit FOR 81 900 until 18th
July, 1871: and for the reside credit OF twelve
months from The day of sale the credit payments
to be for negotiable notes With interest added and
Sccur ed toy deed Of trust upon the property.
The properly VIII bc sold as whole or In lots,
as may be deemed best at tha time ofthe sale.
..- EHARLE1 u. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBDS & WILLIAMS, AuctlonecrS.
sc 1920, q, 20, 2S, 80, SOcl 3,a.5
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
I EsTATE.-In execution of decree of the
ChancerY Courtcf Eichm md, entered on The Ell
day Of July, 1870, iii the case or "I.acy as rs.
lacy the undersigned, commissioners thereby
appointed will sell at auction, upon the premises.
respectively. on MONDAY, sd OF October, con
IneGcpg Mt iltpast . clio, k Il. NJ, the follow
Ing REAL ESTATE, to Wit:
A LOT on he west side. of Third street, just
north OF Duval ec., 95 BY $50 feet.
of st. Paul and - streets, $50 by 1904 feet.
Piats will be shown at the sale, and the property
viii he sold in lots TO salt purchasers.
TERMS; Cash for costs Of suit and expenses of
sale; The &c idue at, SIX, twelve. and eight, en-
months for negotiable notes, well endorsed with
Interest; or costs and expenses and onc-thrd of
the residue in cash the remSind-r ut twelve aud
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, With inte-
rest added fno enlorser required); in either case
the titles TO he retained by the court until oil the
purchase money is psid.
JOHN Fl. GUY, cor,.-s
ID. d. GILLIAN, 0'h 40
GRCBBs It WILLIAMS, Auctioneecs. sc %
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raICaMON1 AND YOEE EIVER

pICaM0N1 AND YCEY EVER
Al RAILROAD -LfRE-TOh BALTIMORE.
THE NCt:gE, IND NORTHUMBERLAND
OF sCHsDU41z DAILY iEXQEPT sun
Passengers !or Baltimore and points North
viii take The passenger train Srone The DE-
20, o! the Etchr0ad End York Eivsr Hstlrosd i
Richmond DkILY Except Sandaysl at ?. IL,
elegant steamers STATE OF VTRGiNIS, czp-.
tsin S. ". FRkEHAN, or ADAlsAt4, Captain
PHILIr, REYEoLD, botn OF Wild have, been
nerly fitted out With splendid accommodations
for pastengers-r reaching Baltimore tSs following
morning n time to connec: Tith tae tfa;Gs for
Philadelphia, New gorE, sld the Vest, 2.turrl-
IN, sae hos!. isHye %lst No. . LIgt.7stc.,.
DAILY tezcaEt sundaysl "a o,slDck Il. K,
passengers arriving in Richmond al $50 4. u.
eI press sra!s on lie Richmond ana Dan7ine :aii-
road fer DGnyiile and all points On that road
Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, &C.. g. G.;
CoirDlhiS. 9. q, AID al points EoutE and With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad fer The various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
st +. NJ Leaves West Point daily a. $50 A. Il.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, ard
Though bills OF lsding- given 70 prominent
points. THOMAS UODahEAD
jyl5 Suparintend@pt
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By order
III OF the Judge of the Circuit Court Of the city
Of Richmond. Will sell at public auction TU ES-
DAY, the 4th day OF October at 10 clock, at the
store recently occupied by j. NJ. Dominica, No.
17ls Main street. the entire stock of GMDCERItS,
&C., therein contained also, the FURNITURE,
&C, in til Yelling above, to satisfy np attach
ment in nv bands in favor OF 4. * j. Myers j.
NJ. Dominici and also to satisfy distress warrant
Us, same.
TERMS Cash for all sans of 800 or less ovec
tina, sum- 4 CT edit of sixty days, for approved ne
gotiable paper, interest added /
Sc o3--lst A. W. ROSENF, II, G. @. r. s
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
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favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES s. HINKEL,
Druggists.
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THE GREAT DiiR sTIC.
The proprietor trusts that his remedies. nom
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See medical properties contained in dispen-
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BY Z. Bowman, huctioncer.
THIRST EXTRA LARGE FALL SALE

THIRST EXTRA LARGE FALL SALE.
$4,000 WORTH
OF STOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF.
On WEDNESDAY, September 2sth, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock VIII sell at my warer0oms, l2os
Main stt Get, .-#+ .-.---..
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGsANS, and BAL
MORALS; comprising an unusually fine as
sortment OF new end desirable fall goods.
ALSO, ..T
A most attractive and complete assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLLENS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, ... -t
FUR and WOOL HATS, &C., &C. ..E
The attention of the trade is earnestly directed
to this first of our Fall sales, 1t contains the
choicest largest, and most desirable stock of mer-
chandise ever offered at auction. The goods are
all fresh and seasonable, and will be sold without
reserve. ..-
TERMS: All sums under Sl0O, cash from 800
to 5000, sixty days above that amount, ninety
days. credit for approved endorsed papers.
r. BOWMAN,
seE Auctionaer and Commission Merchant.
Sc 90 -Tb, S. ,Tu&W .... ..s... .@...
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BY Grnbbs g. Williams
Auctioneer5 and Resi- Rstate Agents,
Elnnenfh ntrnef net Tnan nSin and Raun.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA--
L BILE LITTLE Farm 0ALtnD WE5r
F0UR MILEs ANDAHhTF WEST OF RICH,
MOND. LIN execution Of The provisions o. deed
Of tfust from ~. =. Lawton to the subscriber,
dated 10Th October, 1853 and recorded IN aenr leo
county court office, heing Thereto required by LIE
as,ignee or the cfeditor, viii sell ut ancfton,
upon The premises. on SATURDAY, September
2ith 1870 at O'Clock P. NJ, If fair II not, then
m the FIRST :alr day thereafter. al the same hoqr.
the little FARM above referred to. containing
FORTY. ONE AND A HALF ACRES, running
hack to the canal. The improvements consiGt OF q
good framed dwelling With abops s,S fooms' 'ne
TERMS The deed preacribes sale TOR cas nS sui n
the balance of the d5bt (now about 81 5col and the
residue upon such terms IS the grantor may direct
The creditor. howe yer. is willing to receive one,
rour of his 1t In CASH aud for the residue VIII
allow credit OF six, twelve and eiehteem months
with interest. LiJClEN HlLb' iTustcG.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioEters. sell
The above sale Is postponed until T THURSDAY,
Goth Of September, 1870, al tile same hour.
'UUCEIS HUI, Trustee.
GRUBBs a. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer5. sc "a
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

kEAE ESEAIE ha n SfA a@1Ss
TARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale prl-
L yately nv F ARM In Charles City county, Va,
known as 1.-THE iILs BE-" lying within two and
n half miles of James river. two miles or the
Courthouse, and four miles Of WilcoX,s WharI,
on james ricer contanic 6 (6a0) SIX HUhDfED
AND FIFTY ACRES four hundred and forty OF
which Is open lands, very level easy 10 cuitlVate
and well adapted 10 all the usual crops raised In
this section and particularly so to fruits ana We
retables. Nearly all the open land has bten ilmcd
at the rate OF forty bushels per acre The balance
or the tract is in timber. an,
I set out last spring, an ORCHARD Of oo9
budded peach trees. which are growing finely. 1
hsye also another orchard of $50 trees OF apple,
peach, &C., OF choice kinds: planted fourteen
se, rs ago. which are now III full bearing. Also,
dwarf pear orchard. ,-o
"a substantial brick one, with five large rooms:
The enclosures are very good large pait H. W post
nc railing. This is one OF the he althr
TEST places In lower Virginia. A bold stream OF
water passes entirely through II, watering every
field and afording fine water.power for 4 lnlll.
am disposed to sell the whole but would sell halt
or two thirds 1t lies very well u he divided into
two or three farms, VIII plenty Of timber for each.
For further inform alton refer 10 my brother, DIR.
Crenshaw OF Richmond Va, or myself. residing
On the m. Address A. p. CkEHSHhW,
: WIlcox's Wharf,
Sc IL. SSw Charles II county, Va.
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OYER THE
SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTs
NORTH EAST. AND sJErII " EST

RlCHMOND, EhEDEElChSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL PoINTs
NORTH, EASE, AND north y EST.
TRAIN No. 1--TTiROUGH AAIL TRAI. ria
Washington leaves the depot. corner Of Byrd snI
Eighth streets, dali az lis j. NJ. arrives 80
ElchGiont daily at 2 $50 7. NJ
TRAIN No. 1.-The BALTIMCRT Express
TRAIN, connecting At Aqua creek with the
steamers Georgearna aud lron5Ides. leaves w"
depot corner Of Broad and Eighth stree 3, daily
Sundays exccptcd) 81 O'Clock z. 81. Arrives Ia
Richmond Mondays escepted) At $50 4 M.
TRaIa No. 3.-THRyUG!. Mall TRAis- ria
" ashinetol lea III. depot rEer % Byrd 81
Eighth streets. daily Sundays excepted. It $50
T. 81. Arrives III Richmond tttoadeys eTceptcdl
8: $3.50 /. N.
TIG0CGE TICKETS ana THROUGH BAG
GAGE CSECkS 10 al principal poiA.s in the
NORTH. EAST, and NiiRT HW ESD
FEEIGHTS contracted tor aud forwarded
daily, with dispatch, TO all points S0RTh and
WEST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.--The BLLTrMORr En-
PRESS TEAM will run as far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, coraer OF Brosd
and Eighth streets, at A. n. se!usning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays 1T s:2S a. ii. sEd
rive at Richmond VI s:31 a. n.
Apply at COMPh SY'S OFFICE, corner OK
Broad and Eighth CtreetJ.
J. &. GE?TRY,
General Ticket gent.
ED. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
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