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by virtue OF deed OF trust dated May II. ISL and
duly recorded In Liber No ~. folio 49, one OF the
land records for Washington county, District OF Co
lunIba and the request of the party secured iher
by, VIII sell at public auction in front Of the prem
i,pS No. iiO7 street northwrstD ut Ocinrk r. M.
Oh MONDAY the ID day Of July A. II. is11, ait that
certain piccc parcel Of ground lying and being in the
city OF Washington. ~. G., nnd known aud described
part OF original lot numbered two az IN square
numbered three hundred nnh twenty.onr ri being
the west twenty-five feet inCh i2b ill front OF
street iy depth nr Scventy.ivr t1iD fest Of said lot
also, the right OF way to live ~ 'ot alley next AT
joining OH the cast; Improved by uur a. story brck
building
Terms Of sale: Ten Thousand dollars. (siOGnl with
interest at ninc t1D per cent. per Rnnum trum May u
is7. To the day OF sale and al expenses OF the sale IN
cash; the balance al iwentynur (g'I months, with In
tcrcSt nj six 90 per cent. per ann secured Nv de'-
Of trust on the property sold. drr~u OF hNc hun
dre,l dollars tsDD time Of sale and all conNeyprC
Ing at cost OF purchaser
ieqiItds I0lIN y. OI,MSTED, ! iFu"eeS
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IN Mugs.

4 Winnings, TENTS AND FLAGS,
"a j. {. HOGAN. Manufacturer,
VI ~ Market SlI,fu, bctwtTu Seventh ard Eighth
STREETS northwest, lg.tl
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BooKs AyD sTirTOYERr.
GUNNER READING.

New Lands within the Arctic Circle rlp.r. M
Bakers TIrkev n COmpaninn to whlare.s Russia "
Camp, JouTt and siege wtckham Hoffman ~ -
Reconciliation Of ri"ncf aud Religion wincheIl z
short studies and Great SuhcCts, third series FrOdc
3, a treatise on Painting Leonardo ia ynci. q
Table Talk. A.Brpn-nn ANcptt :i.yl P1nst Love y
B-Si, IItil Hamilton, siD JACK, AiphOuSs bGi'dct,
sly0 AMER MANY Days, ChriSilan ltcFd. 81 AIlaine,
Ouids si7i A.snpu. Mrs. FOrrp,er. tl.p HOt.e.
Me, Th'sss Authors, lieTWD1d, y. Harry, by the
author Ot NTs. lrnnin CHAM. Journal ~ cents An "
iustrlte,i History Of Arms aud hnmpur, Demnln
" Mars, Whur witch. DDusia,,, % coats Me
Juy and August, y cents CtOpuet IA great variety
SOLoMONS 4 CHAPLAIN.
MEtllf III renmaYLN ann nEemme.
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nrYCANsoN BROS. Auctlonccr,.

nrNCANsoN BROS. AuC,lonccrS.
T g3 Xxi SA S2af 9E AZ F Unwilling TE9
fE$Sffi sfESa S5ItEfRSf Hsb srS
Ky virtue Of a deed OF trust dated pecemher q, a.
II. 1874 aud dny recorded IN Iiber No 81, fJio no ct
i, and the request Of the parties secured thereby, we
WI sell ut public nncton, III mont Of the premiset on
MONDAY. June II. iTT, at q o'clock p. m lot num-
brr,l nucty.lhrce (gtJ In Eli \. BaCkw oods sIbii
vision Of square numbered one hundred and ninety
thru. mtl 9schcr With Tie mgr9Eemncn's; 49,
a. twelve. ut) and eighteen usi months after date,
with interest rate eight ~ per cent per annum
sold dcrnSit OF 81 viii bc required OF purchaser ii
the time Of sale and all conveyahcns 10 be at his cost.
% days the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property at the rtk md cost ofthc deiauling rur'
chaser. PHILLIP L. LARNER,l Tr,s,ce.
my-si.%rurhcis
r 7. COLDwELI, Real Estate Auctonccr,
~ No. aiB \ street northwest
TRUsTEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING o. THE NORTH
SSinE of 4 SrhEf:r mET,M " S SECOND AMI
| by virtue Of = decd Of trust, dated May q, A. u
1876, duly recorded In Libcr No ~, folio IT, one
land rsSard ~ for ne DsSris Of o Soams id 4
~ pnblic auction. In front Of the premises on MON
DAY June H. 1877, at j: O'Clock j.. NJ, all that piece
D. L. known ns the centre Is feet front by the dcpti
Of lot numbered in square 7Ss, tosthcr with the In
provCmcnts, &C. subject TO deed Of trust for e. 0c)
| The partcularI OF which will BE- given at sale.
| TERMS One-third In cash. and the balance Mt six
twelve, and eiglteen months, with interest at Re
property sold, or all cash. nj option OF the purchaser
deposit OF 80 required ut time of sale, and nll con
veynicing ut purchasers cost. Terms TO be complies
| W. II. HILLS, i'""ee~
| myalIlIhStNds
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DECENTRALIZATION DIrs
7 7. COLDwELi, Real Estate Auttionccr.
~ No. 1i6 = street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE or 4 TwO.STOnY BRICK
DWELLING, M iSTwENrY--IN III STREt:l,
BETWEEN PESHSyLSANIA AVENUE AND
NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of a dcei Of trust lated p .ober p A. ID
iss. duty recorded IN Libcr No, <n iOito ~ II sel
Of the lnnd records for the District Of Columbia,
and 1T the request Of the party secured thereby,
will ll At p,tbiic auction. ~ irnt Of the premises on
MONDAY June Is l-s7, at o'clock p.ri.the following
Described real estate situate In the cav uf Washington
District Of Columbia. to Wit H'ing part NJ lot mum.
bprpi three, tiN In square west Of square nunIetti
fourteen. ~ hginning Tor the twrnty-risht -
fret >prth rom the OttiicT> ruTu"r VI said iO thence
south pfitySxth street fourteen n " feet. thence
west ninety GU FEET thence north fourteen ub feel'
thence East to the place nf beginning together with
the improvements Sr. subject to pJtpr deed Uftru,t
the particulars OF which will he made known on day
OF sale.
TERM: spI IN cash, and the balance at SIX am,
twelve months with Interest At light per Cnt. PER
mum. secured by deed OF trust ali cash at option
Of tho purchaser deposit Of sib required al the
time Df sale, and all convey cling n pnrCtsetS cost
| Terms 10 he ~t,mulipf with in seven hnvs.
HIlAINAI,D ~. WARMER, .rz..,...
CHARLES 4. rIlt<TI--. 4 ''"NFe~
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STEAMSHIP LINES.


INMAN LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
tFl Sailing from New York as follows
CRY or CHESTER, Saturday, June 0, 2P.M.
CITY % RICmMnSn, Saturday, June ~ ar NJ.
Cry ~ BfRLIS, Saturday, July !, at T., NJ
CITY oF CuEsTEH. Saturday, July II, at 81 NJ
CITY Oh RICHMOND, saturday, July -, at A NJ.
Passengers will hnd these steamers tnScfIlly fitted
up, and tie siaieTuOnS large nn perfectly ventilated
Tie snOnIIS the entire width OF the vessel AMI
situated where there Il least noise and motion greatly
lS,ening the liability to sea siCkneS SmOkingrOO
haIlers shop, electric bells, spacious promenade
decks, Sc, re.
Suulhrr!y ruurSe during the Ice season.
Rates OF Passage ~ and SOD gold according to
C,IumUdau Ils all having wIunl saloon privileges.
IiUumi Trim Tickets SI4i and $40, gihl.
stceTasG-to aud from ull points NJ reduced rates.
JOHSG DALE Agent,
i"ifim u broadway, New YORK.
MONT vERNoN-ToMB OF WASHINGTON
{ The steamer ARROW Captain FRANK llOl-
JINGSlIFND leaves the ScV"uil!.sirrct wharf
DAILY, tSunday cSccrirdJ NJ ~ Il. NJ, returning
Round l. , 81. Including admission to Mansion aud
OUT ThIS OuT.-.LATNDRY.--IF YOU VAST
~ Your shut aud Clothes done ma superior nuuuT.
ri Tru'tuahc prizes scid them to The American
Laundry, ~ Eleventh street nOr!4MEsS ,,.
, ia2lly Mrs, NJ. RNRNL
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HOUSES AND LOTS ron SALE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY.
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
- S--~~-S~s-NsSr-~
SkwlNG MACHINES.
New White,
New Improved Davis
New Improved Wilson.
DonIeiic.
Weed,
Howe,
Singer.
Wheeler 3 Wilson,
Remington,
Secor,
All Kinds for Rcnt--sltl per month
MCKENZIE & 60,
, niJ3m FT Ninth street northwest.
HALLET, DAVIS & co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
,. OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALLEr.
DAVIS 4 COS GBAND UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS FOR
"volu,ne and Purity Of Tone"
"I',%t Construction and Excellence OF Workman
ship"
"ArhIlc skin, with Ingenious Mechanical Device for
securing PuTInnnrnce OF Tune SC
Especial Distinction II given In the Award To the Up
righl Instruments OF this frm."'-See Centennial
Judges Reports OIL Pianos -
II. !. SUMNER Agent,
Sll Ninth street northwest
Pianos exchanged and sold on nIst.llmcnts At lowest
cash prices. n0I
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COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY MADE; STATE
MESTS RENDERED MONTHLY WHEN DE
hlNEn
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HOTELS.

TRYING HOUSE-COVNER OF EIGHTH AMI
streets uoTlhw est P4ea..u, rooms. Table lld
sIl ppr UluuIh mL1NtI
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The People WIN buy their Clo1nirn, whe

The People will buy their Clothing where
they can get the best made and newest styles
for the least money, We notice that some of
the Clothing Houses in this city appeal to the
sympathy Of the people, and ask them to buy
from them, because they manufacture a few
goods here. They will have to employ better
workmen to make Clothing, and sell them at
much lower prices than they do now to com =
pete with us in styles, ht and prices. They
offer no excuse for the exorbitant prices they
have aud are now charging the people for their
goods. We haven't room in our present quar-
ters to manufacture clothing, but as we have
leased the adjoining store will soon be able to
manufacture all of our goods here. C. ".
MABLEY'o New Clothing Store, 66 West Fifth
street, opposite Fountain.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

JAKE FRICKER's new ballot-box Is APP
proved by the POlice Commissioners.
THE indianapolis Governors Guard
will "eXcurp to this city on the 29th.
THE AIdermanic Board couldn't mus
ter three-:ourths quorum yesterday
evening.
THE Amazon lost 81, 900 by the Pome-
roy fire; the Enterprise, about $500; the
Germania, $4,000.
CITY AUDITOR II oFFMAN is authorized
to sell the wharf property lately used by
A. Il G. W. Ross.
MRS. ]. NJ. MCCULLOUGH died very
suddenly at her home, in Pleasant Ridge,
yesterday morning.
THE settlements Of Undercliff aud Cot
tage Hill, in the First Ward, want fire
alarm and cistern.
LOCUST STREET, Mt. Auburn, is just
now receiving the delicate attentions of
the Ross Hammer.
BOGENsHoTT b BowLEs have been
awarded the contract for rebuilding
Kemper Lane Bridge at the bid OF
5000 go.
WORK on the Custom.house building
VIII soon be resumed, as the first ill.,
stallment Of granite is expected here
next week.
The Association of United States En-.
g1neers and other invited guests will
Lake trip over the Southern Road next
FRIDAY, lAe 2Oth. This is no April TOOL
joke.
The last OF a series OF Assemblies, in
augurated last fall by the residents Of
frlce's Hill, was held last night at the
pavilion. Dancing was the order of the
evening.
The Cincinnati Law School have
passed resolutions of respect to the
memory OF Edward A. Robinson, whose
sudden death was chronicled in yester-
days STAR.
IHE certificate of authority of the
protection Lite Insurance Company. of
Chicago, to do business in the State of
Ohio, was filed yesterday In the Re-
corders office.
A DEFENDANT in a suit in the Police
Court yesterday-a girl-lelt so grateful
for being dismissed that she presented
bouquet to Judge Lindemann in token
OF her gratitude.
ED. HART, Swho some days ago was
hned $ll 05 by Squire Riley for provok-
ing breach of the peace, has brought
suit against the Squire TO recover the
amount. The case is set for the 17th
inst. before Justice Johnston.
GEN. HALPIN and John McShane, pro-
prletors oil The Irish Vindicator, were
pound over to the Grand Jury ysster-
day evening by Squire John Anthony
70 answer charge OF libel preferred by
W.J. Elliott, of the Irish Citizen.
FRANK NJ. ZuMsTEIN, the sixth.street
!iVery-Stable man, and his family, have
Just recovered from a sickness caused.
1t is supl osed, by eating buckwheat
CAKES 1t is supposed that the buck
wheat had some fungus growth in 1t that
caused the symptoms of poisoning.
ABOUT 2 O'Clock this morning a fire
Dr0ke out in stable in the rear OF No.
243 Richmond street near BaymilIer.
owne by James Carter. The stable was
totally destroyed, and the house partly
burned. Damage $500, with no insur.
anoe. The fire is supposed to be the
work OF an incendiary.
AN order has been issued that the
Assistant Engineers of the Fire Depart.
ment stay two days in each week at the
Central office. The stokers are to be
called second engineers, and must be
practical ones before being appointed,
Ihe hremen are to be uniformed, and
the chief engineer is to appoint all
names tor appointment to the Board,
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IL Ends in Smoke.

That irrepressible Ex-Coroner's
Clerk, the young gentleman who wanted
to go to the Intrmary as Director, is
again heard from. You can't keep him
down. He bubbles forth again in this
style on business card:
"Crematory-After four years. prac.
tical knowledge among 'stiffs' in the
Coroner's office OF Hamilton County,
o., b. f. Shott has opened furnace
at NO. 2l6 West Fourth street, where he
Will be glad to burn his friends with
poor articles OF cigars, tobacco add
smokeiI' supple :"
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order of sale 10 me di-
i rected by the Probate Court Of Hamilton
county, Ohio. in case No. 2,6s7, will sell at
Public Auction, on the premises, on Monday,
the Doth day of April, 1877 at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described real estate. to-wit:
Situated in the northwest quarter of Section
Seven ~ in Colerain Township; Hamilton
County, State Of Ohio, and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Beginning at a point on the
north line Of said Se.tion Seven (7) at the
northeast corner Of Solomon Barns tract Of
land; thence east on said Section line l.6Sk
chains to q stake; thence south deg. west 593
chains; thence west L6sk chains; thence north
deg. east 5.93 chains to the place Of beginning,
containing one acre OF land, strict measure,
and being the same premises conveyed to AL
len Barns by A. j. Titus, by deed made and
recorded in Deed Book 3l8. page IS, In Hamil-
ton county Record OF Deeds. Appraised at
$3.50.
Terms Of sale-Half cash, balance in two
equal payments in six and twelve months from
day of sale, with interest, secured by mortgage
on premises sold.
MARTIN BARNS,
Administrator Of Allen Barns, deceased.
B, CARTSR, Attorney. . mh8l-5tS
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r EGAL.-COMMoN PLEAS COURT OF
IL Hamilton County, case No. 5l,91l Kleine,
Detmer & Co., plaintiff, VS.. Leo Zimmerer, de-
fendant. SAID defendant will take notice that
on February 10, 1877, said plaintiffs filed their
certain petition in the above stated cause pray
ing therein for judgment against him for the
sum Of $ll2 SO and interest thereon from Jan.
25, 1877, upon an account for goods sold and de-
livered, and that an attachment has been
issued In said cause. Defendant is required to
answer or demur to said petition on or before
May 7, 1877, or judgment will be rendered ac-
cordingly. KLEINE, DETMER & co.,
OTwAY j. COsGRAvE, Atty. Plaintiffs.
Dated Cincinnati, March 81, 1S77. mh3l cts
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Go and BE Healed.

Thousands pass No. PAT West Sew
enth street every week, and read the
modest little sign, "Mrs. S. l.. Gano,
Electrician" without stopping to con.
slider that she may possess land she
claims it) remedy for their various
ailments In her Electricity and Galvan
ism, her Electric Vapor Baths, Electro
Thermal, Vapor, and Medicated Baths.
Send for one OF her circulars.
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Social.

The Elks give another of their delight.
ful social sessions tomorrow, Sunday
evening, April 49,
The Bons Amis Club gave hop at
the Highland House last night. 1t was
largely attended, well managed, and
very pleasant. The Highland House is
admirably arranged TOR such an oeca-
sion, and those who attended last night
understood how to thoroughly enjoy it.
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COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
~ coke, -four, feed, wood, sand, lime. cement,
plaster. fire brick. clay, chimney tops, drain.
tile, &c., &c. Oflcs 83l Central avenue:
Branch Office, 896 and s98 Central ave-
nue.; Office and blacksmith shsps, S98
Central avenue: cigar store and Office, 3l3 w.
Second street and S33 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous.
coal for blacksmlths; also Gordons horse.
cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus 8, buggies and barouches fof
hire. Expressing and all kinds Of
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK. L0RENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excursions. no25-ly-S&W
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Everlasting PerfumeI

Murray s. Lanmans Florida Water has Oft
en- been styled the g. Everlasting Perfume
1t is indeed true that its delightful and re-
freshtn9 fragrance fingers for many days
around whatever it touches-unlIke the ordi-
nary perfume, that leave no trace Of their mo-
mentary existence save the sickly, heavy odoI
Of rancid oils. Buyers should always ask fol
the Florida Water prepared by Lanman
Kemp, New York.
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BROKER.
R. E. DUNLAP.

T ATE OF GILMORE, DUNLAP h CO.,
4 A Stocks. Bonds, Notes and Mortgage Pa
per bought and sold; Money loaned on
drst-class colla!erals. Special attention given
Stock for sale. No. 8s West Third street.
iai5-3mdM&S-j ja,8-3mw-e
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Convenient alike TO the business cer-
ter and the best resident portion OF Phil
adelphia, and conducted as a model first
class hotel, the Colonnade has achieve
deserved and enduring popularity.
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SPRING HAS RETURNED. and with it
y comes house-cleaning and hundreds OF
wants to make home more comfortable and
cheerful You can get all your wants sup
piled at small cost at the SOC Store, 7S and
80 Fountain Square. mil eod+
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BOOK TRADE.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO.'S
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF
New Books.

That Lass O. Lowrie's. By Frances H. Bur-
nett. 81 co..
Two Lilies. By Julia Cavanagh. $125
The Wine Bibber's Temperance Society. Pa
per, SOC; Cloth, 75c.
Young Folks Book Of American Explorers
ByT. W. Higgnson. 81 80.
Christianity. BY M. d. Conway. 75c.
Mignon. "a Novel.) By Miss Forester. 81 60
Pnilology. BY John Peile. Literature Prim-
er) Soc
Classical Geography. By II. F. Tozer. (Lit-
erature Primer.) 50c.
The Cardinals Daughter BY Mrs. Warfleld.
$l75
The Three spanards. BY Geo. Walker. 81 80.
The Discourses OF EpicGtus. Translated by
George Long. 81.
How to Camp Out. by John n. Gould. 81.
Wine and Wafnuts; or, the Gossip Of Great
Writers. Sue.
NomiSma; or Legal Tender. By Henri Ger
nushi. 81 25.
Work in Iron-Bridge and Roof Structures.
By Ewing Mathcson. &c.
Dyspepsia and It's Kindred Diseases. By DR..
w. W. Hall. 81 10.
Popular Science Monthly, Vol. X. (November
to April, 1871 Cloth, 50 so.
kk5~ just received, "THE COUNTERFEIT
COIN DE rECroR SCALE" useful, valuable
and accurate-nsver fails-Price 81.
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Be sure that every bottle of Medicated
Honey which you buy has our mono-
gram, g., L. Il b on the face of the wral-
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ELEVATORS, &c.
EIEV VATORS.

A LII KINDS OF HAND. STEAM AND
n hydraulic elevators and dumb walters
made and put up to order. Also, millright
and machinisps drafts and specifications on
application. N. Nj. DENNIS,
10 Home street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
ja1s-3mTh S&M
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LEGAL,

r EGAL.-COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
IL Hamilton County; Case No. 51,9O4. Gre
Zimmerer,, defendant Said defendant will
take notice that on February 81, 1877, said
plaintiffs filed their certain position in the
above stated cause. praying therein for a
judgment against him for the sum of $40O 81
and interest thereon from December 81, 1875,
upon an account for goods sold and delivered,
and that an attachmenJ has been issued in said
cause. defendant is required to answer or
demur to sajd petition On or before May Z, 1877,
or judgment will be rendered accordingly.
GREVER, TANGEMAN & CO., Plaintiffs
OTwAY j. COSGRAvE, Attorney.
Dated Cincinnati, March 81, 1877.
mh3l -6tS
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HATS, &c.
aps-S&Wtf
PROPOSALS..
SAND BAR.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED by the City Council Of the City Of
Dayton, Kentucky, until MONDAY EVEN
INC, April IS. 1877, for the lease of the Sand
Bar from ting said City, for the different rights,
viz: Cincinnati, Covington and Newport rights.
The Council reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. BY order Of the Board.
CASPER HEEG,
apll- -3tW .Tb&S 'yty Clerk.
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CARRIAGES.
STOMACH BITTERs.
We Will Have, What?

we VIII nave, "naC4
DR. GREEN'S NEWLY DISCOVERED
~ Celebrated Stomach Bitters. And whyf It
is remedy for the sure cure OF dyspeptic fevers.
to sharpen the appetite to digest rapid to reg.
ulate the bowels, and to make the sick feel wSa
and vigorous. Dr. Green's Stomach Bitters ID
very highly recommended by the medical fra
ternilty. and announced as unsurpassed in iss
quality. Give me a trial, and you will be posi-.
lively convinced. For sale by all druggists De-
Depot and ONCE, No. 3O6 W. Sixth street, Gin
clnnati, o.
jazz -3mod W &S&la25 -3mw
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NOTICES.

A MPLE FACILITIES FOR MOVING
n families in any part of the City Or Sub
urbs. Special attention paid to packing and
shipping goods. Leave orders at 1893 w. Fifth
street. ap3-Tu, Th&Stf
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The TOLL GATE! sent PF'7s 1rss Picture at ire
genious gem! 80 objects to find! Address, with
stamp, Z. c. ABBEY, Buffalo. NY.
aulS-1y-ThS&Tu
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
CORRECTED BY
S. S. BRIDGERS.
commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG, VA.

PETERSBURG, Va. Dec 10, 1876.
hand below to-day's quotations Of our n,,
e. aud hope to DO favored with y1ur sbi"ioai
which shall have faithful and prompt attsntion
Very respectfully,
S. s. BKIDGgRs.
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ted a board, whose duty It is to ap.
point the Trustees, without reference
to the state superintendent The
second repeats the clause requiring the
payment of tax by the parent before
the child can attend the public schools
Since our two delegates introduced
a bill for the furnishing of fifty con.
victs for one year to put the county
roads in order, Gen Bradley johnson
has caught the idea and introduced
into the Senate a similar bill fer Hen
rico county.
In the bill for our county, the ex-
pense of feeding, guarding and trans
portation both ways, as well as medi-
cal attendance, is to be borne by the
county. If it can be made to succeed,
it ought to add a hundred thousand
dollars to the wealth of the county in
two or three years.