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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

The Governor OF Colorado has appointed
Geo. w. Chicott, Denver lawyer, to succeed
Teller in the United States Senate, the. latter
having been appointed and confirmed as Sec.
rotary of the Interior. Chilcott was formerly
quite prominent member of the Nebraska
legislature, and afterwards moving to Colo
RADIO, represented Pueblo county in the legis-
lature of that state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

Seth Green, the indefatiglble New York fish
commissioner, has not only, after years OF la
Dor, succeeded in restocking the Hudson with
abundant shad and black bass but has so filled
the mountain streams of that state with brook
trout that he promises the anglers better sport
In July and August than they have had In
fifty years in that state
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

We are tar from saying that there are no
cases when strikes are justifable; but they
are almost invariably disastrous during fal-
ling market. None but the wisest heads are
able to decide when there ought to be strike,
and even then it takes the ablest generaiship
to run ltsuccessfully. Demagogues and blath.
erskites at such times are useful only to be
shot as awful warnings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

Under our present beautiful tariff system
all exports from this country to foreign ports
having ceased, the shlpmasters at Boston and
New York are urging the railroads to bring
forward western grain which they offer to
carry to Europe free of charge as ballast
some even going SO far as to offer to pay for
permission to carry gram free
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

The republicans In the Ohio Legislature have
concluded not to push to final vote the rigid
sabbatarlan law which they had passed to
third reading. At the late election they heard
something "drap"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

BEACH TAYLOR, one of the proprletors OF
the Wenona, ILL.,, 1nder and aiormer Secretary
Of the Illinois State Senate, has been appoint
ed by Senator Logan clerk of the Military
Committee, of which that senator is chairman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

The members Of the Masonic Blue Lodge at
Morris have about completed re-furnishing an6l
refitting their lodge room, and the various rooms
used by the order are perhaps more deliberately
furnished and more cozy than any in the state
outside OF the larger cities. They have recently
leased the room adjoining their lodge room on
the south, which was, until q few years since
used by the Odd Fellows, which they have con-
verted into banquet room.
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Bonds Of Surctyshjp.

This form OF insurance, which has been
in existence in England for many years and
In the North for shorter time, Il new to
our people here. The oldest company in
existence in this country, and the only one
doing this business exclusively, is the
GUARANTEE COMPANY or NORTH AMERICA
Sir Alexander II. Gait, OF Montreal, presi-
dent. This company has appointed Messrs.
Gordon & Peasants, of this city. general
agents for Virginia, and they are now pre-
pared TO do any business in that line which
may be desired.
The business Of this company Is solely
that OF granting bonds OF sureiysh for the
faithful discharge OF tfle duties OF employees
i'm positions of trust, thus oby yiating the ne
cessity Of an employe calling on his friends
to go on his bond. IL has paid over $780,
600 to employers for losses sustained at the
hands OF unfaithful employees.
Private suretyship il always most dan
gerous, 0nerous, and delicate relationship,
and one which there is now no longer need
for any one in this city to assume.
The local Advisory Board for this city is
composed OF some OF our best representa-
tive businessmen, whose names would
give credit TO any enterprise.
Wherever this company has been intro
duced its bonds have been eagerly sought
after by bank and railroad officials and
Others who employ persons in positions OF
trust where bonds are required.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. A. Y. Stokes. after many years yalu-
able service, has resigned his position rs
vicc-prcsident and director OF the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company. An
adjourned meeting Of the stockholders Of
the company will be held on Wednesday
the 18th.
There was no State Treasurer acting yes
tertlay. and no money could be either paid
into or drawn from the Treasury. Ii was
hard on some OF the members. \ leglsla-
tive committee will examine the Trea-
surer's Office, and then Mr.. Rieyley will
take charge.
Governor Cameron. Mr.. Riddleberger,
Mfr. John $. Wise, Frank Alfriend, Esq,
and Hon. George &. Gorham, editor OF the
National Republican, occupied box at the
Theatre last night.
4 company is being organized here by
Mr.. Aleck Hunter and other gentlemen TO
purchase Cobb's Island and make line
summer resort OF it.
Colonel w. W. Finney, secretary OF the
state Agricultural Society, announces that
ne will pay all claims against the Society on
and after the 23d instant.
Mr.. Barrett closed his engagement here
on saturday to crowded aud appreclatlVe
bouses. No one that saw bis finished and
noweriul imper,onations Of Richelieu and
ross,us-the one n the matinee and the
other at night-can fail to recognize him as
SIessrs. r. b. Chatin 4 Co., real estate
ogents ON Saturday sold the farm in Ches-
fe,field county belonging to Mr. Alfred
Hartley and containing li0 acres 10 Mr.
.Jethro Warner, OF Pennsylyania, for the
sum Of 81, 100 cash.
THE Hastings Court was engaged yester-
dav in the trial OF civil causes.
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HORSES. MULES. dc.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
"a SOME ONE.-S600 cash viii buy the@2A
elegant hgh-brcd. fasi-trOtting MARE LADY
ALLEN" size was foaed May ?, 1870. She was
sired by Profit, Jr..; he by old Profit. Of Vermont;
be by Hul'- Black Hawk. Profit Jr.'s dam was by
by Bishops Hamhletonian. Lady Aliens dam
WIS one-cyed sOrrcl mare by ~. Lawrence. Cut
Of the dam Of dim Irying's trecOrd 2.21l seconds,
dam by Lair's Sir william; hc by Matthew How
ards sir Charlie The dam Of sir william was by
JEFF. Scotrs imported Contract LADY ALLEN
Is very handsome sOrIcl. with a flowing mane ana
tail. fine clean limbs good sound feet. very rangy
weighing in the neighbOrhOOd OF 1000 pounds; :;
To- hands squarc-gaiteG, level trOiter; size needs
uO boots or tOc-wcig ghts: viii stay and irOt AL day
and reliable mare for road or track purposes. She
Is q mare Of great endurance. she was driven by
Mr.. Mace, - Lexington ny, three heats In 2.29,
2.2sf. 2.275z. Sue has shown ful mile IN private
this fan In 2.25k. l viii now warrant her To trOt
fun mile better ihan ESQ or no s,lc-time shown
purchaser, and viii warrant her perfectly sound
and gentle in evciy way. \ lady can drive her up
o. her full speed With perfect safety. No one can
Judge what 4 fine mare she l. until they come and
ride after her. she cost the present owners late
husband 81 ,395 little over one year ago, and she
is better now than sic was then. ] Will allow u
trial OF ten days 20 q responsible party. VIII cN-
plain and give good. satisfactory reasons why am
0herine her sO low. Apply NJ private sttbie 70
dence No. IL east Franklin street, near nOrth flrsi
Please call on MONDAY. IL 15-1ts
HORSES AND MULES FOR On
IL SALE. @ZA
just arrived at the BANNER STABLES, No.
1912 Franklin street.
Apply to r. I. BASS.
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'THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
i THE NURSERY.

The following Is an extract from a letter written
TO the German Reformed Messenger, az Cham
bersburg, PENN:
A BEEEFACTRESs.
just oIen the door for her, and Mrs. Wlnslo~
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this we are 10 sure that We viii
teach our "susy" TO say, a blessing on Mrs.
Winslow - for helping her 20 survive and escape
the gripping, collcking, and Ieething siege. MRS.
WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain, and cures dysentery and dlar-
rh@a. IL softens the gums reduces Inflammation,
cures winG-coc, and carries the infant safely
through the teethng period. IL performs precisely
what IL profe ssos 10 perform, every part Of it-no-
thing less We have never seen Mrs. Winslow--
know her only through the preparation of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Ieeshiug." II We
had the power We would make her, rs she IS, a
physical savior to the infant race. Sold by all
druggists. twenty-five cents bottle.
Ia l3-eOdiw
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Mr. George Kennon tomorrow night at
Mozart Hall. His subject vagabond Life
in Eastern Europe-is handled with great
skill, and the lecture has met with much IA
vor in many OF our large cities. A large
number OF reserved seats have been already
secured, and those who attended the first
lecture OF the course viii want TO hear this.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

L. Il. COOK, 10 A. A., stock OF groceries, liquor,
fixtures, license, &C., at No. oo2 Marshall
street.
JNO. r.. LAUGHToN, JR., los A. NJ, pawn
brokers' sale Of secondhand clothing hats, &e.
f. HOLZINGER, High-Constahle, IL A. NJ, re-
lrigerators, bcer-pump, showcase, deeaptcrs,
&c. at No. 1880 eas, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

DEATH OF an ESTINABLE YOUYG Man.
The death is announced Of Mr.. Richard +.
McKenny, who for about eight years past
has been connected with the Southern En-
press Company in this city in several capa-
cities. principally, however rs messenger.
Cut of in his early manhood-in the twen-
ty-fourth year OF his age-by that wasting
disease consumption, he has gone to his rest
mourned by a loving and devoted mother,
sisters, and brother, as well as by numerous
friends to whom he had endeared him.
SELF by his many good qualities. lie was a
fayorite with his employe and co-workers
in the Express Company, all of whom will
deeply deplore his ultimely taking of. He
remained at the post OF duty until about
three months ago, when his enieebled con-
dition compelled his retirement from busi-
ness. The family Of the deceased have the
symuathies OF host OF iIiendsin in their deep
airlction. The funeral will take place
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock from st.
Peters Cathedral.
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soCrABLE AND CELEBRATION.

COCIABLE AND ANNUAL CELEBRA'
bTION OF BURNS'S BIRTHDAY by the RICH
MOND CALIFORNIAN CLUE at Monticello Hal
on WEDNESDAY, January 25th, At J.. NJ.
Tickets, 10 cents. Ladies free.
Tickets may be had Of members Of the Club.
ia l5-lt
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COUPONS CRIPPLED.
The Bfll Requiring the Genuinencss
OF Coupons to be Established
Before they shall be Re-
cciyed for Taxes
Law.

q nick Action OF Auditor Massey in Issuing an
Order Instructing Collecting Officers rs to
their Duty in the Premises-Licutenant-
Governor Lewis Presiding over the senate
Riddleberrer Funding Bill Reported-A Bill
Extending the Time for Correction Of Err
roncous Assessments Persona l. Immigra-
fiau
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CAROLINE RICHINGs-BERNARD.

stress and Excellent ady-Circumstances
Attending Her Illness and Dccease-Sketch
of Her Life-Burial at Hollywood; Funeral
NerylCcs.
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POWERFUL COMPANY.
SUPERB COSTUMES BY WORTH.

Admission, sl. IS and SOC; secured seats 81.
Box-eheet opens SATURDAY at . A. NJ At Thea
tire and RAMOS & MOSEs'. "a 1887
THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF q
L the wear 1882 will be given by the m
UNITED GROVES OF DRUlDS Of Rich T. n
mond in connection with tie GRAND ~~-As
GROVE or VIRGINIA. L. 4. o. d., at
SANGER HALL,
MONDAY, JANUARY l6. 1852.
A FULL STRING AND BRASS BAND
has been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, 75c.
Can be obtained Of any member OF the order.
COMMITTEE or ARKANGEMENTS: \. DiacOnt,
C. &. ThOn. I. Miller. William f.. Cree. Aus. Lloyd
william G. Dean, 4. j.. Courtney Myer Angle,
- Jones, G. Langford, Louis Richmond.
IA s,I4&15
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WEATHER. REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, falling
by rising temperature, west TO
south winds, rising followed by falling ba-
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MULES AND HORSES.

have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES al No. 1893 Franklin street, Rich
Inona, Va, where ! viii keep good supply OF
man. hr. JOHN NJ. PACE, viii do all In his power
20 give each aud All fair aud square dealing ANY
person not finding what they want in my stahics
can address me. care &c east Fifth street Cincin
natl, Ohio. which T. my headquarters for buving.
and if do not MI the order 70 suit theIa both Inn
qiality and price, they need not take the stock
Everything guaranteed to be just as reprcsented'
Mr. Peter Paui's extensive business IN the mule
and horse line l. Just opposite niue.
he IO-3ms GEORGE ID. BENNETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

STAR LECTURE AT MozART HALL To-
Noppow NIGT.-The second lecture OF
the star course before the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association will be delivered by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

WHILE THE SMALLPOX qnes ton Is agitatng
the mind, keep perfectly comfortable by buying
the peerless WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL, clean
and dry, from CRUMP & WEST,
1919 east Cary street
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AMGSEMENTS. 4
DICTNOND THEATRE.

II
AONDAT AND TUESDAY,
JANUARY 10TH AND l7TH,
The distinguished American actress,
MISS GENENlENE WARD,
IN her famous creation OF Stephanie Marquise de
Mohreyart, In the greatest play of modern times,
FORGET NE NOT,
as played by her upwards Of 800 nights IN the
principal theatres Of Great Britain and America
Cncluding thirty nights al Union square -,
support ted b. her own
POWERFUL COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

INSTALLATION OF GRAND OFFICERs.-
Thomas X. Johnson, National Grand Chief
OF the Order OF Sons and Daughters OF RAJ
hab and Freedom, has installed the follow
ing officers OF the State Grand Lodge, No.
/, Sons and Daughters Of Rahab and Free
dom of the State Of Virginia: Robert W.
Washington, Richmond, ). q. c.; William
l.. johnson, Richmond, S. G. ID. c.; Pcy-
ton Blunt, Richmond, $. q. Sr c.; Nathan
Slmms, Richmond, S. e.. Jr. c.; Philip
Green, Richmond, s. G.. Prelate; Charles
Boiling, Petersburg, S. q. Con-; l.. w.
Williams, MiddleseX, S. q. A. Con-; Rev.
r. X. Smith, Sidney, S. q. w. Lecturer; I;
Rev. Frank Tibbs, Gordonsyille, 5. c..
Father; c. johnson, Richmond, 5. G.. &. OF
g.: William Johnson, Richmond, 5. G.. l..
Sentinel; A. Blunt. Richmond, 5. G. o..
Sentinel.
Associates 10 the Grand Officers: Mary
f.. Lock, Richmond, A. G.. c.; Nancy
Lewis, Richmond, a. G. S. c.; Caroline
Deane, Richmond, A. G.. j. c.; Christiana
Christian, Richmond, A. &. Treasurer;
Salic Harris, Richmond, A. q. Secretary; !;
Mary Brisco, Richmond, A. &. Chaplain I;
Mary Claiborne, Richmond, a. G. Con. !;
Eliza Voolfolk, Richmond, A. .G. a. Con. !;
May Jones, Richmond, A. G.. |. Sentinel;
Susan Jones, Richmond, A. G.. o. senti-
mel; Fannie Jackson, Richmond, Faith;
Jennetta Winston, Richmond, Love; Har-
riet Blunt, Richmond, Charity,
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LAME. CEMENT ANDpLASTER.

. OOO BARRELS ROCKLAND LINE,
CsOOO 800 barrels ROSENDALE Oh
MENT, 5t0 barrels IMPORTED PORTLAND
GENET, 500 barrels CALClNED PLASTER
also, NOVA SCOTIA LUMP and FRE,li-
GROUND LAND PLASTER ground daily.
Send Tor prices. NARNtR MOoEk,
seventeenth street, south side dock.
Ia lS-cOd6m
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uOT-BED SASH, Ac.

HOT-BED SASH,
superior quality, at bottom prices.
WHlrEHUEST q OWEN,
Manufactures, sash, Blinds, Doors, ae
Twelfth street between Canal and By'i
"a l3-dSwlm
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HAVE YOURSELF yACCINATED, keep good,
cheerful fires, and buy your ANTHRACITE COAL.
KINDLISG and COOKING WOOD. alway, dry, from
CRUMP & WEST,
17l9 east Cary street.
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TORS NOTICE. Having
IL qualified as executor Of SAMUEL Il. OWENS.
his estate that am ready To receive payment ~
the same. and parties having claims against BIZ
estate are rCquc,t ted 70 present them 10 me f0r pay
ment. JOSEPH l.. OWLNh.
IA l3-lCtt Executor.
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i YDIA T.. PINKHApS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
ron ALL THOSE PAINFUL. COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO oUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
i YDIA E. PINKHAMs

Il will cure entirely the worst form OF fenAsic
Complaints, all ovarian troubles. Inflammation snd
liberation, Falling and DisplscemenA, and uie
consequent Spinal Weakness, aud Is psrticulry
adapted 10 the Change OF Life.
II win dissolve and expel tumors from, the usenss
In an early stage Of development. Tho tendencyto
cancerous humors there Is checked very spec,tirbv
It's use.
II removes f.intness, aataIeney, destroy, AL
craving for stimuiants. and relieves weakness OF
the stomach. II cures BioatiDg, Headaches Ner-
yous Prostration. General Debility, sleepieShe,s
Depression, and Indigestion.
Tha, feeling of bearing down, caasing pin
weight and back ache. Is always permanently cured
by IT, usc II will At oil times and under all clrcum-
stances act in harmony with the laws thai govern
the female system. For the cure OF Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compounds uasurrass'd
LYDIA +. PINKHAArs VEGETABLE COM
POUND Il prepard at 233 and 235 Western aTe-
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for sj.
sent By mail in the form Of pills, alo in the form OF
ozcnges, on receipt OF price, 81 per box for eiLer
Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers oil letters Of In
quiry. Send for pamphlet. Address ~ above.
Mention this paper.
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have It by using MEADE 4 BAKERS DELI
cious CAREoLIC MoUTH-WAsB. II destroys the of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them to . healthy con-
dltl0n. Price, fifty cent q bottle.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICEEs.-At regll-
lar meeting OF Richmond Lodge, No. 2l9,
knights OF Honor, the following officers
were duly installed for the ensuing twelve
months by Deputy Grand Dictator w. j..
Mcdowell, assisted by Past Dictators Will
liam Loyenstein, NJ. s. Block, and w. j..
Lvnham: NJ. c. Robertson, past dictator I;
Nj. Mayo, dictator; r. p. Campbell, vice
dictator; George Cornick. assistant dicta-
tor: S. s. Carter, reporter; Thomas jack
son, financial reporter; j. W. Quay, trea-
surer; II. Il. Davis, chaplain; Oscar Phil
lips, guide; X. Simon, guardian; j. C..
Johnston, sentinel This is one OF the most
prosperous lodges in the city, having about
30 members.
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"The man with the long key" will be-
Gin to turn off the water from delinquent
water-takers on Tuesday the 18th i'm the
Third district, or west OF Fourth street.
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HOT-BED GLASS for sale low by SCOTT, Drug
glst. seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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RIDDLEBERGER FUNDING BILL.

In the Senate yesterday Nj. Riddleber-
ger. from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported. with amendments, " \ bill TO aScer-
tain and declare Virginia's equitable share
OF the debt created before and actually eX-
isting at the time OF the partition Of her ter
ritory and resources, and TO pDyide for the
issuance Of bonds covering tie same, and
the regular and prompt payment Of interest
thereon"
The amendments are chiefly lycorrectiOnS
OF clerical errors. and do not alter the tenor
OF the bill. The rate OF interest 8per cent?,
heretofore unintentionally omitted, is in
serted.
There Is no provision in tlis bill for
submitting it to the people forratification
or projection. High Readi authority said
q dav or two ago "if it is TO b, submitted
to the people that will be the subject mat
ter for another BILL"
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Official Smali.PGx Report.

UFFItE BOARD Of IEALTH,l
RICHMOND, VA, January II, 1882.
Editors Dispatch: The report for the
twenty-four hours ending at 7 O'Clock i. NJ.
is as follows:
Colored man, No. 1918 Roane street,
smallpox; allowed to remain at home.
Colored girl, No. Sl4 north Fifth street,
varioloid; sent TO hospital.
White female, Floyd street near Harvie.
allowed TO remain Al home.
Colored man, No. 2ilS Venable street,
smallpox; allowed to remain at home.
Respectfully, j. q. CABELL,
President Board OF Health.
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I AND-LEAGUE MEETING.-There

Ia will le regular meeting of the Richmond
branch OF the !. y. L.I.. THIS lSundIy) EVENING,
January 10Th, at Cathedral Hall, at the usual hour.
All members are urged 60 hc In attendance, as
very Important business will come before the
meeting.
By order Of the President
IA l5-lts l.. kEENAN. Arfin- Secondary
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AGCF, BILIoUsNESs. drowsiness, jaundicc. aud
Hop BiTTERs removes easily.
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OFFICE or CHEWING { RoSE,
No. . NORTH TENTH STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, January IL, ltN3

No. . NORTH TENTH STREET, (
RICHMOND, VA, January IL, ltS2.J
WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL TO
w cur friends and the public al large for their
liberal patronage bestowed upon IA during The
year Just past, and again ask their hearty CO.
operation through Tie year al hand. We arr fully
prepared Ia transact The REAL ESTATE BUfl-
NESS in all IT, branches. MONEY LOANED on
real estate in sums u keeping wi.h TIE true salu'
Of tie property az lowest markcf rates and terms
satisfactory 90 thc borrower. We Invite call frOtS
ALL. REGhRDLEsS or CREED OR POLITICS.
ia l2-Gt CHEWING q ROSE.
A DMlNlSTRATRIX'S TICE.--
~ Those persons indebted a. The late v. ".
PHILLiIs will settle With iPPERSON & Co.
No. 5 north Eleventh street. aid thosc having
claims viii present Them to stid irln.
MARY p. PHILLIPS.
Adminis,rstnx ". ". Philip, deceU.J.
al2-6t