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wAsHrxorox, July 1.-THE agricultural
bill passed last session appro-
priated $4,000 for the purpose OF enabling
the Commissioner Of Agriculture 10 procure
data touching the agricultural needs OF The
arid region OF the United States. TX also
proyidcd "ihat, with view TO the rcclama-
lion Of the arid aud waste lands lying IN
certain western States and Territories, the
Commissioners Of Agriculture Is authorized
TO contract for tho sinking OF two artesian
wells on the riains east OF the Rocky noun
taius. said wells 10 be sunk at such places as
the commissioner NAV designate. whenever
the site Of either Of such wells shall DC
designated, the Secretary OF the Interior y
authorized 10 declare the reservation oil
four SQUARE miles, with ibe said site, as
nearly az possible, in the centre thereof
Land so reserved shall not be subject 10 as
posal under any law OF the United states
until such reservation has been re'easeu.
ANY party making a contract to sink an are.
sian well under this act shall, at The cnd OF
each week after the work shall have been
becun. forward to the Commissioner oil
Agriculture report containing statement
of the character OF the ground or rock
through which the we'll Is sunk, giving the
thickness OF the stratum OF each formation,
and shall furnish samples OK all the different
materials through which the we'll Is SUNK.
Twenty thousand dollars Is appropriated
TO carry out The objects OF this provision.
Commissioner lie Duo intends TO execute
these provisions as soon as possible. as
preliminary step be proposes taking trip
of inspection through the West 10 san
Francisco. Besides his personal invesfIga-
ton, he will confer with the local land ofli-
Gals In all the principal towns on bis route
in regard TO the aridity OF the lands IN ineir
vicinity. Incidentally he viii, while In Cali
Yornia, inquire into the necessity for "a
cltic Coast branch Of the Agricultural De-
partment. The representatives from the
Coast endeav0red last session to secure an
for the establishment OF sub
department, but failed 10 obtain II, although
they urged that II was absolutely necessary
to their section. =,
The Commissioner anticipates that the
task OF selecting sites for the two artcsian
wells provided for will be difficult one.
Aside from the difficulty OF determining
unaided which OF two given places most
needs an ariesian well, he will be placed In
q quandary by a deluge OF interested ad-
vice. Every western congressman having
sterile land in his district wants well,
While but two can be sunk, and the Com
missioner can please but two congressman.
lie will probably recommend strongly TO
Congress in his next report the sinking oil
numerous other wells. He will certainly do
so IL he finds by observation that the West
Is as arid as il has been represented TO him.
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: . 49,, !, ryr DxxounAr,c RAxKs.''-

"a JupAs IN THE DExocnATlc RANKS
n 4 we'll known that In the last CON-
cress,onsl election. IN the election Ior
county officers, and In the election ior
senator and delegate to ihe last Gem
eraI Assembly, the votes OF Bland county
were 4 "unanimops unit y Tor Reao.
,us,ment. and the South and Vest news
naner was one OF the most outspoken or
cans Of that party In this section OF VIZ
einia. we have no evidence that any change
has taken place In the views OF the paper
referred 10, or Of the people 1t represents,
in regard to the debt question proper. But
from, the course Of Captain Newberry, VINO
received the almost solid vote OF his county
for Congress, from the information we have
os 10 The people, aud from the tone OF the
Southwest, 1t is gratifying TO know mat IN
the present campaign no county IN sifginla
il more pronounced against Mshone's inde-
neudent ticket and in favor OF the regular
democratic national ticket than the county
OF bland, and none will give more solid
support on the day OF election to the electoral
ticket nominated by the Democratic State
Convention he'd In Richmond on Inc lotn
Of May last. II the Readjusters In other
counties would repudiste Malone as COM
pletely and thoroughly rs the Read1usters
OF Bland propose doing, that Judas In the
Democratic ranks" rs The South and west
very appropriately STYLES him, would not
have corporaps guard OF followers.-
WWheuilIe Enterprise.
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The APOLLINARIs COMPANY IN COURT
The Phlsdelphla Times Of the 10th OF July
SAYS: "The Apollinaris Water Company
has served an injunction against ID. A..
Moore, Kurtz Il Hilberg, Il. Posten,
Thomas ii. Dillon, Samuel +. Shines, and
Samuel Cummings, restraining them from
the further manufacture and sale OF spu-
rious article which has been sold by them
for genuine Apollinaris Water" Common
law says that sellers as well as manuisc-
turers OF spurious articles are equally liable
TO prosecution snd damages, and, as the
Apollinaris Company will prosecute all
persons found selling or manufacturing
counterfeils Of Apoliinaris Water, it is dan
gerous to keep or sell any but the genuine
water, which can easily be distinguished by
its trademark appearing ON its corks aud
labels.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate AgeBts aud Auctloncerz,
11OS Main street.

V1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
j. BR0AD-sTREET rROPERTY.-Bv virtue OF
deed OF tr,i.f dated the 23d day OF MsrcB, lsfv'
nnd recorded In Richmond Chancert Conri, ~ -.
lot A.. y. $685. executed 10 The undersigned fr.stae
by william A. Maury. special mmifsloner.h y ne.
cree OF Richmond Cbancery Court entered tln ny
OF March, 1870 styled Tabb and ale. ry. s'brrins
shepard and dfs., directing sad commisslolisr W
execute said trust, and aiso By &. s. 1abb 70 tcure
certain negotiable notes therein described. Az" ~
fault having been made I'm payment or one OF sa!u
noie., and being required by the holder OF shu me
so 10 do, Will sell ~ public auction, ON ihe prei"i
ses. on
FRIDAY. JULY BOTH. AT OK O'CLOCK z. M.'
the PROPERTY above described IN said osrs' =
follows: q That certain LOT and DWELisiN ~
HOUSE above described. and situated .. .he h'rus ~,
east corner formed by The instc'lon OF brosn III
Eleventh. streets, known aud Described IN INC sai'
ca,i<e IA the Green corner.' ra..xr
The improvements con ist or a LARGE rhAnh
DWELLING with eight rooms, and once iron,i h,
on Broad street. making IT. txcetninsJ T ,'I,yn,
for /. physical or LAWYER. Also. fhA MI uvO'D
on Eleventh street With six rooms and snolr::
The let fronts So feet on Broad stree,, win q
depth Of SO feet. or less, to The Dn''o'hs vi
The Court OF Appeals. , An ooo
TERMS: Cssh as 10 expense OF sale and s2.ouO,
with accrued interest 10 date OF sae Dhanee oh
such terms MS may he announced AZ SAFE. ,r.o
~ 20 FRANh ". bIIL, I.-
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MAHoyE's TICKKT.-At his Convention In
Richmond last Wednesday, July 7th, Gene
raj Malone nominated full electoral ticket
and instructed them to vote for Hancock
and English. Some sensitive people may
want TO insist that it was not General Ma
hone but the Convention which did this,
but that is all bosh.
II is an open secret that majority OF the
Convention were opposed to the folly OF
putting another electoral ticket In the
tield, but the whole plan was mapped out
before the Convention met. The leuten-
ants were all drilled. and the gag-law was
rigidIy applied!to every one who undertook
to protest. None were allowed TO nave a
say except the chosen few.
The body Of the delegates had about as
r,uch to do with the result Of the Conven-
ton "a the soldiers CT Genera! Mshone's
army had to do with the plan and conduct
OF one of bis battles. The whole thing. was
arranged beforehand, and bis orders were
given through his lleutenants-Massey
Riddleberger, Paul, and Wise.-MectIen-
burg Democrat.
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Eek SENATOR CHRIsTIAXCY's Son IN AN IN
EBRiATE's H0ME.-The New York Times OF
Yesterday says: A young man who said his
name was John II. Chrstiancy was COM
mitted to the Kings-County Inebriates'
Home on Saturday by Justice Bloom, Of
Brooklyn. under peculiar circumstances.
He went to the Justice In the morning, Civ
ing his name as above, and said he was a
lawyer, and a son Of ex-senator Chris
tiancy, OF Michigan, now United States
Minister to Peru, showing letters to con-
firm bis statements. During long CONVEX
sation with Justice Bloom young Chris
fancy declared that the liking for strong
drink hal obtained such a mastery over
him that he was compelled to ask the JUS
tice to send bin to the Gnebriates' Home
until his taste could be cured.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY In politics learn
the II adjusting element Is not so popular
here as before the 7th OF July farce. learn
that many Resdjusters In this section can't
stomach the mongrel Malone ticket. The
people are opening their eyes, and whilst
they voted for the Readiuster leaders last
fall, can't now be enticed into the meshes OF
Radicalsm by the Office-seekers, such as
Fulkerson, Blair & Co. The little cooked
bat gentleman will end that the people are
finding out the tricks OF himself and his
corporals before eiection-day, and his de-
cepiive ticket will not succeed with the
true Democratic Readiusters. The Radicals
are moi gong to trust him either Abing-
don letter. ynchburg NeUs.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FLOYD COUNTY.
(Ftoyd Reporter. lon Tuesday night Cap
tain James S Redd, OF Henry, very warm
Resdjuster, and at the same time the Con-
servalive elector for this district, made an
excellent speech 10 our people. He spoke
under great Disadvantages, having travelled
some tbirty.five or forty miles that day. His
speech was we'll received and made favor
able impression.
Mr.. Hart Gravley, OF Henry, made : few
remarks, in which he said that, though a
Readjuster, he should vote for Captain
Redd as the elector for the district.
John Wilkinson, Esq, OF panvlle, fol-
lowed In speech OF about a half-hour.
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GEH. GRANT. IN LUCK.-Among the wills
offered for probate In New York Saturday 10
the surrogate's Office was that OF Gerardus
Boyce, awell.known citizen aud one Of the
oldest members OF Tammany Hail. who died
few days since. DIR. Boyce was noted for
his eccentricities. aud the provisions OF the
will offered exhibit q curious character.
After rrBt providing for the disposition OF
his estate among bis children he gives TO
the Rev. n. w. Bellows his silver shaving
apparatus As token OF his esteem, and
then says: "To u. s.. Grant, ex-President
Of the United States. my large golJ-beaded
cane ~ token Of my appreciation Of his
invaluable services rendered my beloved
country in her struggle for honor, Justice,
integrity" The gold-beaded cane was
greatly priced by the decedent.
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by George II. Poipdexter'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO Me-

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
i TwO-sToRY FRAME TENgMEN1s, %. ~
wEsT CLAY STREET; Nos; N i2rp MT sTt2Ts''
bSE so Ola BEYOND EI.BA PARk:-By vir-
Tue Of he provisions. Of certain deed Of l la7s exc xe
, In =, c,erl,s office OF the Cbapcery Conrt or
the CIV OF Richmond. u. q. 1l2 b, nage 2, de-
fault having been made IN the payment OF tne mote
Ice On TUESDAY. JuIv 20th, at ~ O'Clock Z. NJ,
the aboye-described VALUABLE PR,,pEf =, !,
fronting 40 feet on Clay street and EXTENDING oac~
go feet 30 an alley. ,.o, -,
TERMS: Sufficient in cssh 10 pay expenses OF
Gale and a note of 81, O50; balance AT six ana
,ns,ve mo,,hs A. A. WARREN. Trustee.
FORGE ". POND ExTRR, Auc ions-r. Jy0
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GALE AT AUCTION OF THAI ! xsrE LARGE sE
STa gIE;' !ISs on H aaosp ff%fES rot I,
The owner vii sy 4 H. ppsSs j 1I 1885,
The premises on iuesp1AA hG I hNn WHY 81.
g o'sock e ~; , ssfoRY BRICK TENEMENT
above Srs part Fl ~ pp.r psri ~ he
Owner bs n tenement Is IN good order n addition
shei s.cses, Sr1 ~ s' &c sisSi a "
briek s,aoie ~. i:rs,sd street Is daily Improving
now = rare chance 10 secure hr''-rate invest
mrnt. ,d made known nj the
. jEhMS' very 'o''"' w. GODDIN,
nour VI saie' Auctioneer.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Anetioheers,
No. lll3 Main street.

AN ATTRACTIVE TwO.sTORY
N FRAME DWELLING AND LOT On
SECOND STRKBT BETWEEN CLAY AND
IEIGU STREETS FOR SALE BY AUCTION
On TUESDAY the 20th day OF July, lssO. az
O'Clock T.. NJ. shall sell by auction, or me prem
ING. with six rooms, other improvements aud lou
28x90 feet, with an alley IN the rear Ten feet woe.
all in excellent repair on The east size Yi occonu
srocery-store OF Robert English, ESQ.
TERMS: one third cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve moni MS negotiable notes given for the ce-
f.rred uayineuts with interest added, and secured
by a heed or trust. RlCHAKDsoN w..
ivl7 Auc,iOufcrs.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF IT'S STOCKHOLDERS,
REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED ITS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AT No. o TENTH STREET.

Established under the auspices Of such men as the
late A. G. McIlwaine, its first president; Darcy
Paul, It's first yice-president, and ID. X. Tennent,
who has been continuously one OF It's vice. presi-
deats, and a member OF its Finance Committee
since its foundation, 1t has aimed always 10 MAUI
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had to enforce claim against II
by the judgment Of a court.
IL has always kept an ample reserve In cash.
It's policies have always been incontestable after
three years except for actual fraud.
Its assets larger In proportion TO liabilities
than those OF any company 10 the Unit.d States.
II invites an examination into It's modes OF In
vesiment, its strength, and its rates.
II Issues policies OF insurance In amounts not ex-
ceedng t5.000-for single year, OF term Of years
lat RATES quite as low cooperative assessmeois,
or for life, and endowments for any period. Pre-
miums payable annually. semi annually, quarterly,
o. monthly. SAMUEL b. PAUL, President.
JANIS w. PEGRAMs Secretary jy 7-lm
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Let it be bornein mind by those who talk
about a compromise between "Boss" Ma
hone and the Conservative Democratic party
that be, Malone, is not compromising
man, that he was never known to compro-
mise, and further that he rejected in The
outset OF The present campaign PROPOSE
ton for a conference Of the Conservative
and Readia,ter State Committees, which,
it was hoped, could unite and harmonic
all the Democratic elements i'll the
State in support of the national Dem
ocratic ticket. Let all this be remembered
we say, by those who are disposed to talk
about a compromise at this late day. There
can be no compromise now on the part OF
regular Conservatives except at the sacriDce
of principle, honor, and manhood. On the
other band, there is not Conservative or
Democratic voter in the State, no matter
what his local politics, who cannot, without
the least improperly, vote the regular De-
mocratfc ticket. And we firmly believe
that all who sincerely desire the election OF
Hancock and English will vote that ticket
Salem Conservative.
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I,O THE PATRONS on THE FIRM orr

l. JOSEPH p. WINSTON & co.-You are hereby
notified THAI Mr.. JOSEPH p. WINSTON, who was
doing business under above styh, In the city Of
Richmond has departed this life. and We have quail
Ned IS his personal Representatives. We will close
out The STOCK OF GOODS now on hand, consisting
81 GROCERIES, LIQUORS. and TUBACCO SUP
PLIES, &c, AT REDUCED PRICES, 50 as TO wind
mp The business. Persons indebted 10 the said con-
Germ VIII please make prompt settlement with our
agent. Mr.. JOHN q. siST0N, Who Is authorized 10
sell the stock and collect all the debts due 10 said
business. LILA WINSTON,
DONALD WINSTON,
a.. "a nxeentrtx and executor Of '. r. Winston.
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DYElNs, ClEANIsG, &C.

A UG. PYLE'S STEAM.DYElNG AND
ssrc.a street near F,fth Gentsmeus. youths, and
hovs, elolhing Ci.kANgD OR DYED promptly,
chsaply, and nsA ~. Cashmere, merlno, smpse,,ss-
sstin. rrenaStn. cape, silk and wooilen sbs~e,
sasbs., Tiobon, ..a gloves, feathers sseaue. Ss.s
CIEANED OK DYED A. short notice aud ,ns1sfs'e
nr,ces Your work solicited. AUG. j. PtlLinrh
~ iS.sodims Broad street ueaT Fisths
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No. 9 leaves Huntington daily except sunday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
No. leaves Gordonsville daily except Sunday.
On Mondays only will run from stanton, leaving
at 2:J5 A. NJ.
Bs~ Nos. 2 and run through from Huntington
TO Richmond. except that No. 2 leaving IlunIing-
ton on saturday lies over AT While sulphur from
$50 A. NJ. Sunday Till Q 4. NJ. Monday.
No. ~, mixed, leaves Stanton daily except sun
day NJ $40 A. NJ, receiving passengers from Vir-
gna Midland train leaving Washington at 7:l0 a.
NJ. and arrives ~ Richmond at 8 r. NJ
Virginia Midland train leaving Lynchburg al
1:iJ 4. VI. connects closely with No. z, aud that
leaving LynchbuIga at 1851 A. II. connects with No
4 for Richmond. w. III. >. DUNN,
Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT.
CONWAY X. HOWARD. General Passenger snG
Ticket Agent. Jy2
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Costiye, Pain
I'm the Head, with dull sensation In The back par'
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness AFTER
Eating. with Dissemination to exerion of body or
mini; Irritability of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
of Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Flutterng the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
essness at night, Highly-Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RIOUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
to astonish the sufferer.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June 13,
~ 1850, trains or this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 w., THROUGH NAIL daily, coln,st.s
for Charleston, Savannah, AuglS4
and Aiken (yia Charleston, Raleigh
Jacksonville. Stops only 1T Chester
aud Manchester, and at Halfway OF
5:2oP. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Pas>ensers taking this train will make
close connection 1t Petersburg TOT
Norfnb.
1898 p NJ. NAIL daily (except Sunday.
700 4. VI, THROUGH FRIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connecting with A.,
VI. 4 o. Il. r., for Lynchburg and be-
yond.
,.xAVK PETERSBURG NORTH
6:35 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily (except sun
dayl. connecting with Richmond;
kfeoericssbur9 sns Potomac raiiroao
for all points North East, and West.
Stops al Manchester and Chester,
and at Halfway and al Drury's
BluH, on signal.
D;2bA. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daih
Except sunday. Stops At all stS
s44P "A. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg Gnt
Potomac railroad for all points Fac,
and West Also, making close cenHeo
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohlt
railroad for the Virglnix SPRINGS anc
all points North and west This trslI
slOns At Manchester and Chester, snc
1t Ealf-W and Drury's Blun. or
7.O0P. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
except sunday; passenger car AZ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start fros
The Appomattox depot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono A. NJ. and $50 r. NJ; leave Peters.
bprg o:sO A. NJ. ana $50 =. NJ. every sunday.
te ~ I'D. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT.
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TUTT'S HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Il WHISPERS changed 10 q GLOSSY BLACK by
single application OF this DYE II hnparisa Natu.
raj Color, acts Sold by druggists,
or sent by express on receipt OF VI.
OFFICE, SO MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
fmy 29-eOdtAp20I
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP s1fSsS
" COMPANY. SssS2<&
FOR NEW YORK,

THE ,empany viii aispsich ore % ta.is spi.ns'e
sts.msrs-,iI.D DOMINION, MXANphk. 1AN-
haitian, ISAAC BELl, and RlCHMoND-
every TuEsDA>, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al
high water. . ,,., -.
ships going norm lsnd Al fier 81, North river
foot OF Beach street. ships coming sosth SAT- rom
per 43, Nor.h RIVER, foot OF Chrisiopber sIey.'
Thess shios are eaurely new, and we're ouis es.
They Awe splendid saloons, staie-roos, and bath
The fare, accommodations. ard attentions are S-s
surpassed =, =, An,
Freight receive: gntll O'Clock 4. VI lAily.
vrs,Ssts nar po,n.s neyond New YORK forrsrdtd
With dispalch, and no charge mAae eSSel sc'sA ~h'
penses tnaurfed. - . o.. -
90.
For farth-r Information Apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO, Ageav,
aylo ofice COMMANDS ~hsrveS. Rockstts-
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Ticket AGENT. at depot; 4. W. GsRHrp riIt,n.,
ageD,: ozo Main street, or Gener, P,ssenSsr
agsnts once, Room II, corner Bank and TENN
Train Tor points on Atlantic. uls.lol,rl an, o,,o
rsnroah leayes daily AZ $3.50 A. NJ rsisrnin, 49,
rives al 6;39 y. VI. Trains Tor North I'gIin.
poin's saYe AZ ll;fO A. VI and OBS n ds,ly
JOHN II. MAO MTRDO.
- n FL, General Passenger Agent
- l. VI DIX. fhstngcr Agent. H.
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THAT VALUABLE PRICK RESI-.
i DENCE AT TIE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND HENRY STREETS mo. Ala
FoR SALE Al PUBLIC AUG rION.-M the re
anest OF the owner will offer for sale on the Dren-
SEES, on THURSDAY the 22d day OF JUL, 1851, AT
9 O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY located rs above
escrib,d. The HOUSE contains seven rooms. g's.
bath, &C.; kitchen and servants room Stable ana
carriag. house. Lot by 100 feet 10 alley. Neigh
borhood good, and parties desiring to purchase u
pleasant home should attend MS sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance AT four: eight
and twelve months for negotiable NOES, with per
cent interest added and secured by deed OF trust.
iyl7 JOHN VI. GODDlN, AuctOneer.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No, 1l0S Main street.

ry,RUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL BRICK
/ DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND ON
THE CORNBR OF BAKER STREET md
sHOOK'S ALLEY.-By virtue OF deed OF iru,t
from klsxspder Taylor, dated the 29tn OF April.
1875. and recorded in Clerks once. Richmond
chancery Court, u. p. liz A, page 402, d. fault
having been made I'm lhe payment of . note therein
se,ur.d and al the request OF the beneficiary, will
soil At auction, upon The pfemiscs, ON sATukpAr,
JuIy 3lst, at * o'clock u. NJ, The Piofp ~ 4
desc ibed i'm ,siJ deed. as follows: ALL THAT LOT
or LAND, with BRICK DWELLING and oih.r
improyomrnts thereon. LYNX and being IN the cry
OF richmond, fronting on BAKER street 70 ir.. anu
running back 80 feet 10 an alley. Tue house CON-
tains about ak rooms. a., ..o. . ,
TKRNs Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Oh
sal- aud note for SS36.o4 Win in'e, ,y iroi'
Apri, 20, 1880. FkASh H. ILL.,,
90 ii"'t''.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. TUT
Dear Sir,-For ten years have been martyr TO
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended; | used them. / am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet, regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
in gold. Rev. II. l.. SIMPSON,
Lonl,A lie, XIV.