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AUCTION sAIRs TEaIs DAY.

N On all sales Of Real Estate made betsoeen
the lst Of january and last Of June the tarestor
the present year hare to be paid By the purchaser
On all sales made betUee, the 1st Of July and last
Of theyear the tares haue to be paid by the 8eller
This custom was adopted aoout fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.
CHAFFIN, STABLES g. co, s P. M, two lots
: on the north side Of Moore street near Oak
street.
GEORGE n. PoINDtxTER, p. n, business
lot In Rockets.
FRANK D. HILL, Az p. M., lot on Thirteenth
street between Clay and Leigh; also, four other
lots on same street near TO Clay
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ~ p. NJ, two framed
tenements, Nos. 725 and 727, north Fourth
street between Jackson and Duval; also, lot on
east Side of Fourth street adjoining the above.
COOK T. LAUGHTON. 1OH q. M, will eonticue
sale Of truit-trees, flowers, &C., for Franklin
Davis & Co. ne.
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A Riverside Park.

-, RICHMOND, March 10. 1875.
Editors Richmond Dispatch: Gentlemen -
l am very glad to see that you advocate the
purchase by the city of some ofthe land lying
along our beautiful river between Holly ywood
and the locks for the purpose of q park, as
hundreds of our citizens would be glad OF
some shady walk or ride near to and out Of
the dust and heat of the city, where they
could with their families epJoy little fresh
air. There is not single pleasant or shaded
walk out of the city limits, our country roads
for miles having been stripped of shade trees.
Let the city sell some of its city property
asd invest In this. The improved health oi
our people thereby will be much greater
than from the tunnel investment.
Truly yonrs, VOTER.
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TIE GEHMAH MExTns Last N1aHr.-The
Germsn Central Conservative Committee
met last night at Sauer's Hotel. The various
wards were fully represented. After con-
siderable discussion It was resolved TO APP
point a COMMITTEES OF Eve to wait on the
Conservative City Committee and express
tue Views and wishes Of the German citizens
In the approaching spring campaign. The
meeting was private one, eu. onr reporter
against primary election for nominations.
It Is said that they are IN favor of primary
elections in each ward for delegates to con.
vention.s The committee believed that In q
convention of the peoples delegates the
merits of the candidates for offices would be
fully ventilated, and competent persons
nominated. 1858 81 81 a9'5s.' II
Another meeting ef the committee will
be held on Monday evening. q ~
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE (CoLoRED). D).-Fidelity
Division, No. l, has elected the following
officers for The next quarter w. b. L..
Combs, Worthy Patriarch; James Lewis,
Worthy Associate; Robert b. Evans, Re.
cording Scribe; Columbus Patterson, As.
sistant Recording Scribe; Lewis Dickerson,
Financial Secretary; W.. a. l.. Combs,
Treasurer; Valentine Griffin, Chaplain !;
George Il. Meredith, Conductor (; Robert
Graham, Assistant Conductor; j. Oliver
Lewis, Inside Sentinel; John Russell, Out
side Sentinel; Lewis Dlckersop, L.. 7. CIV,
r.; r. Graham, P. W. 2. This Division
will bold public temperance meeting the
third Monday In April at 8 P. n.
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FINES FnR, FAsT, DRTvIEs-THs CHECK.
REIN OF TIE LEw.-Messrs. j. L.. Schools
craft and William "A. Walker we're before,the
Police Justice yesterday morning charged
with driving through The streets at q rate Of
speed faster than -is allowed by the city ordi-
nance. They pleaded guilty. audIweTe fined
ten dollars each, it being their first offence.
Mr.. Oliver J. Schoolcrafs appeared in per-
son and With Counsel to answer the third
charge Of fast driving made against him.
The policeman " reported Mr.. .Schoolcraft
La this instance stated thst he believed the
gentleman was. driving at the rate Of about
ten or twelve miles an hour. Mr.. School
craft did not deny tha. be was moving along
pretty fast, but asserted that he had bis
horses well in hand, and could have checked
them within q length. - ! - y, j :, :,
The Police Justice fined Mr. Schoolcraft
fifty dollars, he said, because OF his persist
ent violation of the, law, and on account, Of
the numerous complaints of fast driving,
endangering life, which have come to him
from the western portion of the city. MIR.
Macon, counsel for Mr. Schoolcraft, pro-
tested that the foe. WAS excessive, but the
Justice would not reduce 1t. u ~ I
! The first time Mr.. Schoolcralt was fined
fifteen dollars; the second time fifty. dollars.
Total for the three occasion,, 2f16. The
first fine has been paid. The other two have
not, and It seems to be understood that Mr..
Scboolcrsft will resist their payment.
Justice White informeds Mr.. Scboolcraft
thatin case be violated the ordinance again
be should feel It. bis duty to take different
method OF vindicating the law.
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A CENTENNIAL DOCUMENT - --VIRGINIA'sP Pre-.
PARATIoNs FOR THE HEyoLUTIoN.-Mr. w.
Ell. ,Fowle, of Alexandra. member of the
House of Delegates, has in bis possession O
large number of letters and documents sign.
ed by Washington, Jefferson, Henry, Mar
shall, Harrison, Richard Henry Lee, and
other distinguished Virgipians, which papers
have been 10 the possession Of bis family
since they were written. Among them Is
the following, which Is Of decided historical
Interest :-------.- 1917 . -,
teTo has ErceHency Count Ddrguent, Gene
raj and COMMANDMENTS Chief in and ouer
the Isle of Martinique, &c.:
Osiris am commanded by the Honorable
Council of Safety of Virginia (who at
present hold the executive powers OF the
Government thereo0 to communicate to your
Excellency the several papers herewith SUBJ
mitted to your perusal, to acquaint you that,
having been long prosecuted and most griev.
ously oppressed by the British Government,
who have employed not only force, but every
inhuman and cruel artifice, to effect their de-
struction, the good people OF Virginis, being
unable Logger to support their tyranny,
and couceiYing themselves moved to the
unhappy alternative of either submit.
ting uucouditiopally to an imperious and
inccnsed master or Of declaring an entire
independence of bis crown and parliament.
have, by their representatives,, unanimously
made choice of the latter, and have, more.
over, instructed their delegates in Congress
to exert their whole influence, interest, and
abilities to render it universal throughout
the confederate colonies, and being desirous
that the world, and most particularly the
French nation Ton whose beDevolence and
generosity at this trying crisis they FOUND
great hopes of friendly aid) may be Informed
of the true motives of their conduct. Ihey
have submitted to you, SIR, copy OF thelr
proceedings, hoping they will appear in
such light as to abolish every prejudice
| wherewith their ancestral enemies might at
TEN pt to inspire you.
"Aud as the struggle will probably re.
main long undecided, and of consequence
| the colonies be Obliged to resortto foreign
| markets for supply Of military stores, as
| we'll as an infinite variety of other merchan.
disc, am further instructed to request that
your EXcellency will continue TO receive
their vessels with hospitality into your ports
and indulge them in trade on as liberal prin'
| ciples as the nature of the case will admit
of. Such conduct, whilst it will be gene
! rously affordiug an opportunity to the in-
jured of supplying their wants, your Excel.
lency must readily perceive will rebound
greatly to The advantage Of your Govern
ment, and may, perhaps, be an introduction
| to an extensive and beneficial commerce to
the French Dominion, hitherto monopolzed
by Crest Britain. ....-.
aI now attend your Exceleucy.
0Sir, to return to Virginia on the -.-,
and have the honor of being, with great re-
spect, your Excellency's very obedient, hum
| bic servant, RD. HARRISON.
"Fort Royal, July 1s, 1776."
IN the last paragraph number Of WORD:
are ilegible.
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Where Did They Get the Money From P
The convicts employed at the works OF the
Old Dominion Granite Company have pre-
sented handsome silver cup to Captain A.
Brady, who has charge Of the prisoners. as
testimonial Of the kindness received at bis
hands. Captain Brady made q short address
in receiving the present, IN the course OF
which he urged them to look to higher
Being, and by His aid to reform and retrieve
their characters, and when they were again
set at liberty to become useful and law
abiding citizens
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GRAND UnITrp OzDER OF TRUE REe0RAERs.
New Fou nta,ns OF this order will &be organ
,zad this month as fellows: In Loudoun
county, three; Matthews county, four
Gloucester county, two; Cumberland eoun-
", one; and in Richmond, Golden Rule and
Jefferson Fountains. The above Fountains
represent shout four hundred members.
This order is composed Of colored persons,
is legally chartered order, and is said 10 be
making rapId progress all over the country.
Welcome Fountain. No. 8, ia ibis city,
will hold q public meeting on the second
Monday in April tn this city.
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CHEsAPEAKs AND Ono RAILROAD CAsR.-A
number of petitions have been filed in the
City Circuit Court by General Wickham in
relation to the affairs of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad case, and with the view of
keeping the case in an advanced condition.
One of the papers Is about the fees to be paid
the counsel for services performed. Others
refer to reports OF the commissioner with
the view of making them parts of the re.
cord. -
The receiver proposes to ask the court for
an order permitting him to cash the scrip
heretofore given to the employees as fast as
the surplus of earnings will allow him to do
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-Justtce Joseph
j. White preSiding.-Ma F. Smith (color'
ed). guilty Of stealing one coupliDg.pin from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
was sent TO Jail for twenty. four hours.
Martha Saunders (colored), charged with
cursipg, abusing, and threatening to assault
George Thompson, was discharged. -
Henry Lee (colored), charged with being q
suspicious character, was discharged.
Alexander Cunningham tcolored), charged
with eursing, abusing, and threatening to
kill Henry Scrugga, was discharged.
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THE PKoPLE WANT PRooP-There is no.medi.
cine prescribed by physicians sold by druggists
that carries such evidence Of ifs superior virtue rs
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease Of The throat and lungs A proof OF this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and Try &c. REGULAR size seven
ty-hve cents. PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale
agents. 80 $500 80 ts
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City Council.- The regular msnthly meet.
ing OF the City Council TO have been held
last night was adjourned over for want OF .
quorum, only six, members appearing, ana
the others being reported sick or unaVoid-
ably abent. Unless meeting Is called sooner,
the Council fs adjourned 70 April 7th.
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OSA NoRrHsn n TR1R.-Sir knights lsaacs
and Evans have yone to Providence, r. l.,
and Boston for the parpose Of delivering the
.mementoes sent B tie Richmond Knights
iTemplar to the DO dies that snowen ., aneal 20,
Inequalities during their BUNKER an. p,. prs
grimage. All Of The r eamsnd Knights were
Photographed by Luml tin and their psotnfes 5oas
set In five albums, to We presented TO t9elr
northern friends. The I We psantlng py MI; ,;
Traherp, Of Lumpkin's sesessnmen.s WIZ
be presented to the Lodge VI SL AnareW' +.
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County Court.-This court was engaged
nearly ali OF. yesterday morning in the trial
of cases on the civil docket; after which the
case of Allen aud Alpheus Burke (coloredl,
charged with feloniousiy assaulting Jscs
Booker (colored), was called.
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August FLowxn.-There Is no case Of dyspep;
sia that tGREEN'sAUGusr FLOWER viii Eot cure.
60 to the nearest drugstore and Inquire about IL.
II you suffer from eosiiveness, sick headache, sour
stomach, indigestion, liver paint, or derange.
ment Of the stomach or liver, try It. Two or thres
doses will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents
|PURoKLL,LApDE u Co, wholesale ngents.
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JUDas NIooL's g1sE.-The House Conn
mittee for Courts of Justice yesterday or
dered the Sergeant-at:Arms to proceed to
Fauquier and bring before the committee
Landon Carter and Ann e. Carter, his wife,
who are wanted to testify in Judge NieoPs
case. They do not refuse to come here, but
assert that they have not the means to pay
their expenses. The case will be closed next
"Wednesday. 1t is the general opinion OF
members of the Legislature that Judge Nlcol
will be acquitted. ..fv..., ....e-.
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B. C. Gray, Esq, Superinte tendent Of the

B. c.. Gray, Esq, Superintendent Of the
Gb:
Dear Sir,-I tender herewith my uncondi-
tional resignation as a member of the City
Central Committee for Clay Ward. When
I rendered 1t to the last meeting of the COM
mittee the very unanimous vote by which
it was refused swerVed me momentarily
from ny resolution to retire.
In justice to myself and those voters of
Clay Ward who did me the honor to select
me as one of their representatives, / feel con.
strained to make a. brief statement OF the
grounds which have induced me to this ac-
ton. T s..s .--
When I agreed to serve as member of
the City Central Committee it was for the
purpose of laboring with whatever power
and energy I might possess towards The
single object of healing past differences Ia
our party, that its full strength might be con.
centtated for the coming election. had
aMeady before the last meeting of the com.
mittee commenced the initiatory steps in some
plans from which hoped very large aud
beneficial results to our party. But at the
last meeting of that committee such positive
objection was manifested by some of its
members to my remaining in the position for
which had been chosen (of assistant super.
intendent of the city,, because happened to
be the intimate friend and law partner OF
General johnson, that at once retired from
that position, because felt that instead OF
being able to contribute to harmony and q
common purpose ] should only be an obstacle
In the way of those results.
All the damage which might innocently
be the cause Of In the position OF assistant
superintendent may very we'll follow from
my remaining in the committee at all. FROM
considerations, therefore, for the public good,
I offer this my unconditi onal resignation
Ibave the honor to be, respectfully yours,
90 WILLIAM L. royal.
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SUIc. .pE BIZ DRowMEG.-Dr. Taylor yester-
day ms, lie post.mortem examination Of the
body of William Mitchell, the colored caterer
of the ST. Charles Hotel, which was found In
the canal, 'ock near Eleventh street, and as
certained hat the bruises and cuts were
probably oc casioned BY accident. - At the the
the body the jaary decided that Mitchell had
commitfed sui, ide by drowning himseif' 4
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OprNIoN OF Dr.. 3. y. srEuART, PPRslDENT OF
MARYLAND HOSPITAL . - have used LIE
BtG's; LIQUID ExrnAcT OF BEEF for more than .
year, and recommend It as one Of the most eficent
preparations have ever met with. n combines The
virtues OF food and tonic In q remarkable way"
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Board of Supervisors of Bedford us. Wing
field. Judge, &c. Argued by John X.
Thurman and L. A. Sale, Esqs., for the peti'
TONERS, and submitted.
Court adjourned until II o'clock A. M. TO-
day. when Winston vs. Giles will be called.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Lashed.-John Unger, who was tried q
few days ago In the County Court for petit
larceny, found guilty, and sentenced to Jail
for three months, had the additional punish
ment Of twenty lasbes added by the court to
the finding of the jury. Yesterday Sheriff
Flournoy executed the latter sentence. :.
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RETAIL pEPARrhENT g. E. WATsoN's FuBS1-
TURE.WoRK for this city northeast corner Gov
ernor rThirteenthj and Franklin streets.
Retail orders, received from parties Outside tbs
city, retrrnedt 10 dealers In fheir localities. Ya
Have Just furnished ST Claire Hotel, Richmond,
with chamber, parlor-, and dining-room furni-
ture, rnatiI Iessts, &c
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. WoYDERFUL SUCCESS lit Is reported that Bo-
scHxE's GERMAN SYnuf has, since fits tntrodac.
ton in the United States, reached the immense sls
OF 10000 dozen per year. tits certain cure for
coughs, colds, and. consumption. Sample bottles
can be had at any drug store. Regular sire. as
cents. 1t is curiug Its thousands Of consumption.
PuRCEIL, LADD q Co, WhoiesaIe agents.
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A New CHURCH IN rHB FL SaHhs fART lss on
THE CITY.-ro.morrow attel 1900 msss la"
meeting, under the auspices tae Is'su, ~
Street Baptist Missionary Socit Wy. Hin oe N
held In The church. the main ohJe q asing "
raise means to erect chapel in the sottneas.. V
ern suburbs Of the city, portio, - =. ...p .po
funds necessary having already be. W sup'
scribed. Rev. DR.. Biting, Rev. DR., Hs Veaer;
aud others will address The meetiDg, and
some excellent music will also be given.
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IL THE SPIRITUAL MATIaRR2 Toll Dky.-Mr. j.
Randall Brown will give one OF his spiritual
entertainments at the Theatre, at the matt.
has been induced to remain In Richmsnd by
pleased with his exhibition of mind.reading,
afternoon. Reseryed seats, without extra
charge, may be secured at Wyatt's music.
store, on. Main street near Tenth.
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Anusement.-A number OF the leading
and most respectable colored people 10 our
midst design giving what they call zen.
tennial entertainment at Beatties Han on
Monday night.
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Roll of Honor.-The following pupils are
on the roll Of honor at the Colored High.
School: E. Blair, Samuel Blair, A. Booker,
Mary CogbiIl, Rebecca Thompson, Mary
Perkins. g. Smith, A. Cunningham.
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acknowledgements MARCH 1s, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

PRoBABILrrIgs TODAY Washington,
March II, 1s76.--For New England, the
Middle lates. the Lake region, and the Ohio
Valley, colder northerly to westerly winds
aud areas Of snow. with rising barometer,
followed by partly cloudy weather In the
Middle States, Ohio Valley, and Upper Lake
region. Il. ,-... rub l..3..e.-s..
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, clear or party cloudy wea.
ther, with uortheriy to westerly winds, rising
barometer, aud falling temperature. :
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PEasosAL.-Rev. e. W. Warren, %. D.,
recently elected pastor OF the First Bsptsss
church OF this city, enters upeu the dis.
caargs OF, bis pastoral duties t0-inofkeRs
pre- 4ChiDg morning and night. s; ...s; \ |;
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CoNvIcTs REcelvED.-The following ceR.
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday S. E. Eddy, Stsunton, five years
for felony Sarah Beck, Buckingham county,
five years for felony. ~ -. IL Il.
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have analYzed the wHIsKKY known under the
brand Of ",B SELEcT,n controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va. and find II
FREE FROM FUsn.On and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. J. B. MCCAw, N. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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4itt,u.ond Dispatth,

sas- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE ':OMBIEED ClRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ~
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r IST OF ADVERTISED. LETTERS RE-
~ NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE MARCH IL, 1875. Persons calling for
letters In this List will please say Advertised II uce
called for in one month they VIII be sent TO the Dead
Letter office: y.
Anderson, P. Elliott, Mills Lewis, Cally
Anderson, j. Il. Ferris, NJ. A. Moooson, q.
Anderson, N. Gray, ID. A.. MaRruoer, A: %.
Baker, Lizzie Hancock, Alice Ross, n. tcoPQ
Cordell, l.. Harris, u. NJ. Iay!or. .; A..
Clark, n. Jones, NJ wv. Inomas. JeunIo
Cain, Carrie Jones, u. u. washington o'
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Anderson, j. Galloway. j.. Nelson, j: y.
Alien. Stephen Gentry, I. w. OWENS, Tnomas
Beversols, Mr.. Haywood, W. II. 0'Bnen, ~. ~
Branch, James HEWLETT, 4. PerKlns ". A'n
Cox, George Hall, Key. a. ID. nnmn. F.1'
Carter Joseph liable. James simmars, AID.
Chariton. John Hart, j. III. stt3 Smith, Jordan
Dnnn. a rchar Harrison, A. F. Thornton, A..
Etrtn0snn - n: KEYS r. fcord) WamacE. John
Ellison. j. j. -, Kidd, James Woodbridge, b. Z
Giles, Jefferson McCann; y; ": IN ,rrmrr n n 4
~ = - ROBERT BEATTEE, K. M.
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CUSTOM (hand- -made) WORK 70 order, and guar
anteed to it Repairing neatly done by
ROscHrE BROTHER,
SOC and bll Broad street.
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nervous dseasea has dtseoyerad that rxrEAcE or

nervous diseases, haa discovered that ExrRAcT OF
CELERY AID cHA1fo,frLR, combined In . certain
invariably cures headaehe-eitker bill
ious. dyspep,ic, neryouss or sick headache neural
gia, and nervousness, This is triumph in medical
chemistry, and sufferers al over the country are
ordering by mail. He prepares in pills At ftty
cents per box. The Doctor II largely known and
highly respected In Baltimore. Eptscopas Aetao-
dtst. l.. ~ :. . 81 4
I. Fur sale by ali wholesale and retail druggists
PuRcELI, LADD Co, agents.
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BosCHEN BROTHER offer their winter stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Valses at very low
prices In order to make room for spring goods.
500 and GIL BROAD STREET,
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II o L K f n T.

X v h r \ L I.a
90. ll5 wet Cary street, eighth rooms;
ooZ3 n"r'h Adams street, eight rooms:
70 10 t'st Broad street, seven rooms;
~" y ~"st Canal street, SIX rooms;
- o2Z vi a China street, six Ianus:
40. o SOUTH s. coud street, SIX rooms;
a. ooi w'H Marshall street, six rooms;
y. go west Main street nve rooms;
" Ioo sou sec0ue street. five rooms;
,,Nizlo Snlh Cherry street four ROOMS;
W. Williamsburg avenue, three rooms.
STORES.
N"@i:6 north six street:
rooms; Ne ~ "e' ''"A
Apply 40 J. IHONpS.S sR;SW
kra Estate Agent aud Aucueneer,
aha l, ~ ~ Is Main street, opposite Dispozeh.
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DLANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS Of
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retail at z. WHIT.
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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{. READ THE TRuTH.-sam: 8. James Warm
Ind, was said TO haye incursDle consumption. he
took eight bottles OF WIsHART's PEE.TREz-TAH
NOW his heal.his perfect Best remedy
10 ruy purify The bloed and clear the systsr OF W
5pulmonnry diseases.