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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-23
Tohe Sold II Auction.

These familiar words recall 10 the farmer
and others interested the unfortunate ne
cessity OF sometimes getting rid OF stock
that Is not otherwise salable on account OF
blelnishcs or imperfectiOns. TO improve
upon this method, by showing how to re-
store your stock to first-class condition, i
the plan herewith presented. The signal
benefit OF the Great German Remedy TO
mankind very reasonably induced it, appli-
plication to the sulleTingS and ailments Of
the dumb creation, beginning with the
horse. People who tried it were more than
surprised by it, results, as attested in the
speedy and permanent cure OF their stock,
and they gladly announced their expert
ence by word OF mouth and by the public
press, until to-day farmers and dealers,
Stockmen and breeders, the country over,
are using st. Jacobs Oil with delight, salts
faction, and profit The mistake Of think
ing that anything is good enough for a
horse Is made by those who lose their
stock by q miserable effort at economy.
There are others who humanely regard the
welfare OF their faithful dumb creatures,
and provide for their comfort with good
food and shelter, and for their health by a
constant supply OF ST. Jacobs Oil-the
safest and speediest relief for diseases Of
horses and stock ever discovered. When
ever there appears any evidence whatso-
ever OF disease or injury among animals
tley should have the best possible treat
ment, as ii never pays to defer attention to
stock. lnaSmuch, then, as it is the part Of
common prudence 20 Use the surest cura-
tive means in the beginning, every stable,
farm, and st0ck-yard should be abundantly
supplied with st. Jacobs Oil, which is used
and recommended by the best horsemen in
the country as an article which will relieve
more promptly and certainly the ailments
OF and injuries to stock: than any other
remedy known. For SPAWN, ringbone.
Wind-gall, flesh-wounds, and gals of all
kinds, poll-eyil, splint, swellines, tlmors,
hstula, lameness, stiffness, cramps OF the
muscle, acute and chronic founder, mango.
corns, whitlows, broken knees, cuts. collie.
sore throat, distemper, and many other dis
eases, especially foot-rot i'm sheen. ST
Jacobs OIL affords instant relief and sure
cure, and costs but fifty cents. Pamphlets
containing full directions for home treat
ment Of disease Of domestic animals sent
upon application, by a. VoGELER & Co,
Baltimore, Md.
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DRoCLAMATIoN BY THE MAYOR


RICHMOND, VA October 2I 1881. !
In order that al our people may take part In and
enjoy our local ceremonies attendant upon The
Yorktown Centennial celebration, Issue this pro-
cllmation:
All city Offices will be closed during The entire
day from 2Zd to 26th instant, inclusive. aud all
bills due the city can be paid on the 27th without
penalty.
No vehicle except those I'm the procession must
hc uWcl To stand pass on streets along the line
Of march during the partdes.
Sircct-cars will not be permitted 20 pass through
interfere with TIE procession. hut be required 10
stop and wait until the lnc has passed.
Richmond writes her reputation at this Time In
Tic remembrance Of visitors from al the world.
aud ! call on her citizens 10 make The record a
crcditabic one for progress, ciyilily, and hOspi-
tally.
Let us show oursclycs tie equal Of any other
group of The great American flEily.
In our temporal rcioiclngs let as not forget the
author Of al our blc-sng. but let ~ make this 2
period also Of praise and Thanksgiving 90 the God
OF nations for our past and present liCn and Of
resolution and prayer that by divine grace our
country shall continue 10 march onward aud up
ward in all great and good works.
W. G.. CARRINGTON,
oc 23-3t Mayor.
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WANTED, A MAN AND WIFE and
w TEN OTHER WOMEN TO live Ia priya,te
f,mIie, In New York. brooklyn, and other Clues III
New Jersey and Connecticut. Apply to >. /. us
MS. Employment Agent, No. Fifteenth street.
90 o3-lfE
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The Land League has been proclaimed an
illegal organization, aud orders have been
given to disperse their meetings wherever
held.
have the utmost confidence in the mails.
Enclose 81 for two boxes, or $3.50 post
Office order for six boxes Of Celery and
Chamomile Pills, and will take all risk for
money and goods. DIR. G. w. Benson, LOG
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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An Appeal TO the Business Men OF
Richmond.


The Executive Committee Of the Nir-
GINA State Agricultural Society have seen
with regret that for the past six days OF
the Fair the business men OF the city,
banks, &C., have not, as heretofore, closed
their house, for one day to allow their en-
plOyGS TO Visit the Fair, and il is respect
fully suggested that this be done either on
Tuesday or Wednesday next. The work
OF the Society is too closely connected with
the material interests OF tie city and State
to admit OF the neglect Of any reasonable
effort 20 advance its interests.
The programme OF the Fair for the next
week is such as TO interest all classes Of
citizens, and it is hoped that this appeal
will be needed, and that the people Of Rich
mond will visit the Fair and thus sustain
the Society in the effort to promote the best
interests Of Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES mOxpAY.

W. GOnDIN, =. NJ. trustees sale Of farm called
"Oak hill," Oh the Ncchauicsvilc turnpike
two miles eIst OF Richmond.
". GODDIN, IL 4. ", at above place ("Osk
ii.N"e household furniture. brood mare, two
colts, and fine stallion, farming implements,
corn, fodder. -huck-. h1y, &c.
FRANK d. HILL. ; p. W. trustees sale Of frame
dwelling No. 1909 Poplar street, between Four
tccuth and Fifteenth streets.
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ROLLERS, ENGINES, &c.

EOR SALE, TEN STEAM BOILERS,
4 from D. 10 2j-horse power; FIVE STEAM
ENGINES. from D. o. 2O-horsc power: 5000 feet
GOOD SECONDHAND LEATHER BETTING,
from two tp ten iuche, I'm Width; NIL Lis, PUMPS.
lNJECTORS, HATING. L l l. L r. y :, ald
HANGERS. new and secondhand. ENGINES
and BOILERS TO hirC on ny the month.
BENEDICT CO.,
Pioneer rtesm Mills,
Oc 23-ltE No. Fifteenth street.
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4 nOWN.TOWN MERCHANT having

IA passed several slccl less nights, disturbed by
the agoncs and cries Of a suffering child, and lc-
coming convinced that MRS. W!NSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the article needed.
procured supply for the child. Onrcaching home
and acquainirg his wife with what he had done,
she refused 10 have il administered To tie child
she was strongly iu favor Of Homeopathy. That
night lhc child passed I'm suffering and the parents
without Sleep Returning Lomc the day following,
the father found the baby stlll worse; and, while
contemplating another slccpless night. the mother
stepped from tie room To ATTEND ID some domestic
duties and lcft the father with the child During
her absence nc administered a portion Of the
soothing syrup 90 the baby and said nothing
That night all hands slept well, and the lt,lc fc,
low awOkc I'm The morning bright and happy. lie
mother was delighted with the sudden and Won
derful change, and although at lrs. offended at the
deception pmcllced upon her, has continued 70 use
the syrup and suffering crying tables and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial Of the sy-
rup never yet failed 10 relieve the baby and over
come the preJudces Of the mother.
sold by all druggists; 25c. bottle.
Oc y -COd1 "
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DINING RooMs.-LASH' MODEL DiNiNG-
Rooms, No. 322 north Seventh street, opposite
First Virginia Regiment Armory. Best Meals III
tic clty-Pouliry, Beef, Lamb, Oysters, &c-at rea-
sonable prices. limited numbcro Of t1ble-boarder'
taken and families supplied at moderate rates
Fried oysters 4 specially.
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q Yerktoun fdlIegoricdA
Representing Liberty Crowned by Peace
and Victory; French and toniinensai
Soldiers, with their Respective Fiags.;
and f,astlen with Cannon, ana
TIVE French Sailors Attending
the same; Surrounded ny
French and Continental so-
diers, aud Headed by Con-
tinental Drum Corps, fol-
lowed ky Washington
and his STAT.
Director, II. II. Kicker; ASSISTANT NM :
shals, l.. Hester and l.. Bruner.
TIVE CLOSING TADLEAU
VIII lie
"Yigiaid RediUicus,"
(iSic Semper YyTanais.)
youno ladies representing Art, Progress,
g,onmerce, Agriculture, aud Science;
above which Is the figure OF LIB
erty trampling on the neck
OF the tyrant
This will be escorted by volunteer in
fantry and artillery OF the present day, Dy
Gesan oyercin Virginia.. n. Mol direc-
tor. William Eukcr and J. Biumelink as
Sistant marslals-
All dSslciInl lUsdNiliio " w w M
head their respective tablcauX, ana wear
blue and white sashcs.
Between each tableau will be wagons
containing fireworks, which viii be con-
tinuaIly set of during the line OF maich by
demons. Members OF the various organi-
cations will be interpreted in the process
sion. carving torches and lanterns. II
the night proves favorable this procession
will be one Of the most interesting features
Of our Centennial. The houses OF all
German citizens will be illuminated, ana
it is to be hoped that citizens oil along the
line OF march will illuminate their resi-
dences and places OF business, in order TO
give ecidt TO the occasion.
LINE OF MARCH
will be rs follows: The procession will
form on Seventh street I'm front OF Singer
Halle. and march down Seventh street to
Grace. Grace TO Fifth, Fifth to Franklin,
Franklin TO Third, Third TO Main, Main TO
Adams, Adams 10 Grace, Grace to First,
Firss TO Broad, Broad TO Seventh, Seventh
10 Grace. Grace to Capitol, Capitol to
Eleventh and Broad, Broad TO Nineteenth,
Nineteenth to Main, Main TO Ninth, Ninth
10 Broad, Broad to Seventh.
The CHEF marshal requests parties who
NAV set off fireworks during the march to
be careful not TO throw them in the t;I-
bleauX and procession in order to prevent
any accident.
As the procession passes down Capitol
street il will be reviewed from the steps OF
the Washington monument by Governor
Holiday aud staff, the Mayor, and Council.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
You can have Il by using MEADE BAKRR's dell
cious CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. II destroys the Of
fenslve odor caused by diseased gums aud docaySd
teeth and speedily restores them 20 healthy COZ
dition. Price, nifty cent a bottle
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No article has yet been discovered that Is 50 ei-
fccvc In oil cases Of failing health In the old, or
weakness in tie young, rs CoLDENs LiEBiGs
LIQUID EXTRACT or BsEF AND Tonic iSYico-
RAToR. Ask for CoLDES's; take no other. or
drnrnist. generally.
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VERY LIKE A MERMAID.-Captain Charles
King, Of San Francisco, has on exhibition
at the Fair the strange fish which awakened
such interest in scientific channels and was
described in the press generally last win
ter. lie has been exhibiting it at Coney
Island during the past summer. II is in a
large tank on a pavilion erected for the
purpose next adjoining Mineral Hall. II
has from the waist up form human in
shape-a well-defincd head, arms, and body.
The only popularity differing from the
genus homo is that the eyes are round like
those Of a fish, and that there are scales
upon the arms and back, the hands being
webbed. Otherwise it is decidedly human
i'm form. The face is very strong in express
sion, and it has a thick growth OF brownish
hair. The extremity is that Of an ordinary
fish, showing the scales, caudal and dorsal
fins. Il was captured in the Japan sea,
from whence it was brought by leading
importer OF San Francisco. 1t is called by
scientists an amphibiouS creaturc-a dugong
mantle OF the anthropoid genus.
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JOSV. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.
FOR RENE.

NOR RENT. LARGE BRICK a.
i DWELLING-HOUsE No. 1O4 Mayok =l
street, containing about eight rooms besides
Ni 4l4o' "FsR'S'Winfi-AND-BRICK HOUSE No. 400
west Grace street. containing about SIX rooms.
Also. FRAME HOUSE No. 4o0ig south Cherry
street. containing three rooms.
Also, STORE and CELLAR No. rs cast Min
Also, STORE and CELLAR No. 1922 east lIain
Also. TWO sTOREuoUSEs on Cary street be-
AMY To- ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
oc 23-3t Eleventh and Bans streets.
NOR RENT, TIE DESIRABLE q
II BRICK DWELLING, with six rooms. ELL
bathroom, &C.. No. 22J south second street WA
II. l.. STAPLES & Co,
&C c1-3t NO. llO3 Main street.
NOR RENT, THE TWO VERY g.
A DESIRABLE FARMS. with conycu!ent1 LII
and cOmmoGious DWELLINGS and ou-houscs.
barns, &C., with plenty Of good land, Within 500
yards of the eastern corporation limits oil Tie city
- ''''''''''''' ''ii'' W ". L. COWARDIN,
oc IG-cod.s lol5 Main street.
NOR RENT OR LEASE. \ LARGE a.
il AND PRODUCTIVE fAEM ON the Pa k4L
munky river, sixteen miles from Richmond. Ter
sons desiring 10 lcasea really good farm are invited
~ wan CIR. DARRACOTT,
oc 2-Su2m ola Church post-oilice.
NOR KENT. THAT MOST DE .
Z SRABLY-LOCATED AND CONMO-A5i
DlOCS FOUR-STORY DWELLING No. Oily
ca,t FRANKLIN street, between SiAth ana Sc'enlh
street. now occupied by Nlr. James y. Dunlop.
Tie house ha5 eleven rooms, sture-room and bath 5
large Kitchen, stable ana chrriagC-houe. The lol
is ihl depth To q 2e-Ioot alley. Possession given
October lst. Tor a businessman this house Of
fcrs q rare opportunity 20 secure a delightful
oc sim 1911 EAST CARY STREET.
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ILLrSHSATr, ILLUMINATE, FOR PROCESSION
MONDAY NIGHT Lanterns Of all sizes aud kinds
nj MARX MITTELDoRFRRs, Seventh street, oppo-
site Theatre.
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LEE GALLERY. Main street. takes the best Pho
rof,u
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DANKRUPTCY--THE STOCK op =,
ID NEW YORK WHOLESALE TuPopT,,.Aa
HOUSE AT AUCTION--sMPORTk mt To ~
TRADE AND PUBLIC-LARGE BANRpi,nrlh.
SALE OF DRY GOoDs-vyEP sIon ~
WoRTii OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC M,
GOODS At AUCTION AT THE LARGE AZ.
SPACIOUS STORE, 1907 MAIN sTREFr ~
POsIrE POsT~OFFICE, RICHMOND ~,
COMMENCING ON va
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2j. 1881.
and CONTINUING EVERY DAY untils,e,
disposed ~.
A large consignment Of Foreign AMI D0,nestt, r.
Goods consisting ~ WEsT OF FNGfAV ~
FRENCH. and GERMAN BROA ssTS 4 ~
ROW CLOTHS OF all shades ara cCi ,'i.' NAR'
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and sCOTCU FtVl,.
TWEEDS aud CASSlhERES: '''1
FURBACk, MOSCOW, ana EsQTpfr,
nEAYERs,. .CHINCHILLAs. tESIS,A
Also, sCOICH, FRENCH, and GERN,Nptt.
LEY. INDIA CAsiiAERE. QJEEN~Ttvh
OTTOMAN, REAL CANEI,'- W,iL ~.
other fashionable and desirable -ffNkvi +Al
SWISS, NOTTINGHAM, and TANBOTRrtr,
CURTAINS, &C.; '''E
DRESS GOODS in great variety. -..cl n. Tfr ,,.,.
BLACK and COLOREB SILKS. stri,
SATIN d. LYONS, IRISH ami LYON, i,.'''
Inns, ALL-WOOL MERINl~ -,T1,.
CLOTHS. CASHMEREs. ~rP.tN 'AiN
PACAS, EMPRESS CLOTHS. 60. "' Ne
4 very rich aud rare sss.rtmcnt 90 Lyons sra,
YELyETs. yELNETEENs. aad ,ixa
PLUSH SUITINGS: ''NH
PRINTS, BLEACHEDandU NELE, cHEbcor
TON, from one b. three yard, vf De-. 'i-
4 large line Of ENGLISH AMI ANypfr,.
BLANkEIS, FLANNELS. LAblTS' ~
GENTLEhkNS and tH'ibPTN.~ az
SIERY, CARPETS, RUGS. &c.. "'-
NARSEILLES and TURKISH ffrrr. ..4-
variety Of other goods too nuup. 81 t.....'
sale 10 continue from day 10 o., .....t $1,000
stock f. sold. Tie whole fO De- .f| ...t '.r
serve. In lots 10 suit al. for cs.l Obj. ..I -'-
and wel-selected stock must De- - ID ....,,,
price IN order u make prompt ...'I.r.r, .li
creditors. 'N
Sales commence daily a. 10 4. r. ana o..,
1870 y. VI. Special accommodate f,-It..l. ''
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READ d. & L. MITrELDoRrER's new adyer'
tiscmcnt.
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ILLUMINATE FOR THE GRAND GERMAN FRO
CEssIoS MONDAY NIGHT Get your lanterns from
MARX NnTTRLDORFBRs Seventh street opposite
Theatre.
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BY Frank y. hin & Co,
Real Estate Aucuoneers,
HOS Main street.

gI'RUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
4 DWELLING 40. 14O9 POPLAR. BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust re-
corded in ID. e. loo Re, page 1871 Richmond
Chsnccry Court, from Richard Carter and Wife
default having been made in the payment Of Ger
tain note therein secured, and having been re-
Questcd SO 10 do by the 0encscVIy I'm said decd !
viii sell at auction on the premises, ~ o'clock
L. NJ,
MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1881,
the property described I'm said deed. Tho lot
fronts on the south side Of Poplar between Four
tcenth and Fifteenth streets p feet, running back
between parallel lines 0S feet 10 an alley IN COM
mon feet wide. The improvements consist Of a
NICE FRAME DWELLING, containing about:
five rooms,
Terms: Cash as 10 the expenses Of the sale and
enough 90 ray tho balance due on note amOunt-
Ing % x4l5, with Interest from March 4, 1881;
the balance upon terms az sale. y Vi. LEE
&C - Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.

BUCKINGHAM stAGLROaD COyPANY.}
RICHNOSp, VA. October Is, 1881. :
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEINED 40 the Office OF undersigned, corner
Bank street aud Eleventh, Richmond. W.. ANIL Is
O'Clock l.. ". MONDAY, October 81, 1881, COR
furnishing and erecting complete ready for rails
live spans
HOWE TRUSS RAILROAD BRIDGE.
crossing the James river adjacent TO liGc Of the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company, ~
Brcmo, siXty-siS miles west Of Richmond, W..
Each span about one hundred and fJrly-alN feet,
out 10 out.
For further information and Specifications apply
to WALTER q. BERG,
Engineer I'm charge.
J. +. FICgIIN. Yicc-Pre,ldcut. oc23-td
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Police COURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
james LatimOre, charged with stealing
from the person Of w. T. r. Bell pocket
book containing $50 in money and other
valuableS was acquitted.
James ProsSer (colored), charged with
feloniously cutting and wounding John
( Garnet, was sent on TO the grand Jury.
William johnson (colored), charged with
asSaulting and striking Officer William III.
Clarkson while in the discharge OF his duty,
was required to give security for his good
behavior.
Joseph Bradshaw, charged with stealing
silver watch valued at S. the property Of
John Ill. johnson, was sentenced TO be
punished with fifteen stripes. An appeal
was taken TO the Hastings Court.
Julian Holmes (colored) and NJ. A Sui
Ivan, charged with being drunk, were
fined 81 each.
James Hill (colored) was fined 81 for dis.
orderly conduct on the street.
j. L. Plume, charged with being drunk
and interfering with the police, was fined
81
L. l.. LomaX and John Treyler were
fined 81 each for being drunk.
Charles Hunt, drunk and disorderly on
the street, Was fined $3.50.
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Tie Virginia gentleman OF 1881 would
have scorued to repudiate debt.-HoJae
Register.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SArONINE.DRSTI-
FRICF, which will speedily remove incipicut tartar
and scurf Price, fifty cents a.boX.
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rur curArrsr cAnrKTs In the city at d. & f.
AnrTEIDoRFEn's.
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srERnoscorIc rrcTUBEs Of the city at LEE
CAfTEuX
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MOZART HALL.-This popular place of
amusement win be thrown open again
on Tuesday night, when the nautical
comic opera OF Billee Taylor, which was
so successfully given last week, will be
rendered by the Mozart Opera Company,
under the supervision of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard. The cast VIII be supported by fun
orchestra and chorus, while the effect will
be heightened by new costumes, scenery,
&c. Billee Taylor viii be repeated Thurs
day and Saturday nights. On Friday night
the attractions win be Box and Cox and
the Spell.
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PHoroenArms or CONFEDERATE GENERALS
LEE GALLERY.
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No family should be without LYDIA INK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Diliousness, and Torpidity of the Liver. Twenty
ave cants per box. Sold By all druggists.
Au 20-eod
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c47rxnsE LANTERNS ron iLLrmsATIsc on
MONDAY Nfenr.-Large supply AZ MARX MiF"
1RLDoRFKR'e, seventh street. opposUc ihca're'
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REAL ESTATE Az PRIVATE SAFE

A NICE FARM FOR SALE la't
~ TWO NICE FARMS 40 Por. N1iu1. ~
the Richmond sud Petersburg r1ilrufd, ltc .l...,
from Petersburg. and wish 60 sell ouc-li ilHi
ACRES IN ORCHARD; plenty p1stur1fc
dow, jersey cattle, sc. Gail 0u or ettr, %"
owner, l.. ,. HOWELL.
Port walthsIl, Chesterfield county Ne
oc Olive
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PARTY ne bloed, cl,anse thc stomach, and
.weeieu me breath with ifor BirTrns