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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-19
TW EN- TY

DR.. G.. w. Deibrldgc. of Atlanta. "a A..
Writes of Guinn's Pioneer:
GUINN's PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER
has been used for years with unprecedented
success. II is entirely vegetable aud doe.
the system no harm. II improves the apDe-
lite. digestion, and biOod-making. stimu-
lating. invlgorating. and toning up all the
functions and tissues OF the system, ana
thus becomes the great blood-renewer ani
health-iestorer.
DIR. Moore often Prescribes - Wiib
Satisfactory Results.
Macon medicine Compoty: take pleasure
IN giving my opinion IN regard 70 the
BLOOD PURIFIER prepared by YOU. have
prescribed it often in obstinate skin dis
eases especially Of sypalltic origin, and
can say that JOS use has proved entirely sat.
ls'sctory. JOHN l.. MOORE. NJ. d..
Griffin, Ga.
Wonderful cures 81 BLOOD aud >Ein
Diseases.
Moroa M.dicmc CYapng: You ask me-
what think Of GUlNNS PIONEER
BLOOD REVIEWER as a Blood Medicine.
Will state thatI have seen some veg wol-
derful cures from the elects Of 10 IN skin
diseases and blood diseases. n IS without
4 doubt the BE5r BLOOD NEDtClSE before
Inc country. JAMES \. ROSE.
Wiuamsv0Ic rike county.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON, February IL, 1855.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals ioi
Tpbaccob will be received at this Bureau
until MARCH 80, 1855, at III O'Clock "A;
M for one hundred thousand Q00.000l
pounds OF NAVY TOBACCO, to be delivered
at the Navy-Yard. Brooklyn, N. ". on or
before the first day OF November. 1855.
Specifications and forms OF offer Will De
furnished by this Bureau upon application,
and proposals must be made upon the forms
so furnished and IN accordance with the
specificatious. w. s. SCHLEY,
Re 2l-sOt Acting Chief OF Bureau.
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A SUPERB FILE ISL PRODUCER AND TONIC!
HE AR THE WIN ESSESI
POUNDS.
Doctors Certi6sate-Case Of Bro,g
POISON.

Doctors Cert,Goate-Case Of Bio,1
Poison.
have used GUfNN's PIONEER BLOOD
REVIEWER In several cases ~ catsneoa.
diseases Of long STANDING With The mo,, So.
lsfaciory results. Have seen the hag5 .,
results follow rs use 20 syphlsofihe wor.,
form, aud believe o. 20 b. t4e bes, altera.
tive in use. Lr.ELLis. MD.
Griffin. Ga.
4 Voico from tie lone Siarstaf,.
GUM PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER
has cured one OF my children 81 one - tho
worst cases % scrou.a ever saw. IIer.kla
IS as clear A. mine. and the doctors oylts
q permanent cure in their opinion. lam
thankful for having mel the remedy.
WILLIAM L.PARNs.
Dallas Texas.
sAvANNAH. Ca. January 30 1853.
Cui>Ns tIoNEEK BLOOD REVIEWER
Lss n.atc several cure, OF l..ooi Po.,onand
rheumatism among a.y customers. mos,
lsar.y recommend DC to sufferers FROM
these aUecfon-.
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AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
scnEnuLE IN EFFECr MARcH Is.I
RICHMOND


LEAVE RICHMOND
,o.Aa "A. NJ. Daily. rtG Rirnuoni ana re-
AVN So tersburg re road. Arrive fe-
,srsbufg $40 4. ST. ltaNe re-
ter.buts lzs5 +. II. dAi.y' az
rtNeat Norfolk tk' /. d.
s.aa An. Daily. except Sunday 'a u.
N''' ~ rnoud ami Petersburg rt ROAD
Arrive a. Petersburg $3.50 \. d.
No. 3 leaves Petersburg 50 A.
NJ. for tarmyl.e. - ncH'NiS,
Roanoke. BRISTOL hnpNkH.s
and all points south and " 81
s.sP N. DaVv. ga Richmond ana 70
tesburg railroad. Arrives PEE
f.tsburg $3.50 l.. VI. Leave fc'
tersburg $40 p. NJ. daily, arriy'
Ing Norfolk 6.lO L. NJ
500 A NJ. DAILY, except sunday, ga hlcl
Wv moud aud Alegnsuy WilrUai.
Arriyeat l. uchburg 200 =. 81
connecting with train 10.
leaving Iynchburg AZ ElV =
~ daily for all points soH'H
..oo p N. DAILY qil eScep, suSday. ia Hicn-
mund and Allegheny rs;ltvas'
Arrive at iyuchDurg ), 81 - ~
Sleeper Richmond 10 Lynch-
burgI connecting with ir y
leaving Lynchours Al o'O
A. NJ.
PULLMAN sI.EEPISG-CAR ACCOMaO-
DATlONS. 49,,
so. l-Richmond 20 LynchburH, NJ.
mond and Allegheny railroad arg n r"ss.,,'.
10 New Orleans. CDattanoost 20
W. sRnanoSe 10 Atlanta, witheu1
clsnEe. ,,artn ,orma.
tiou can be obtained al kicnin1,sl az. utrs.,
tersburg ral!ruad depot. 1000 Aal 9 ,dSs,'
picpraens aud AlIeghauy "a irusi depot
and and 1905 Stain street. ". y. 81 ,,.,,soo,
"0H''"' A JOSEPH II. SANDS.
General Manager
CHARLES q. Fnna Vice president
General Office. Nosr oke, va. slh
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IL THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF
HENKIco- EDWARD WILLIAMS. WHO
sUEs, &C, AGAINST ALICE WILLIAMS AND
AIS. ,
hereby certify that the bond REQUIRED OF
Snecial. ommiss ioner GeorgeJ j, Hooper, Jr.,
by decree entered in the above cause on tne
23d day OF February. 1855, has been duly
given. -,
Given under my hand this 18TH DAY Oh
March, 1856. GEORGE W. CARTER,
NH ia Clerk.
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FREIGHT.

FHEINIlIs = -.
Freight received daily FOR Norfolk Ports;
mouth, Smithneld, Hampton, Mayerly anu
Uicksf0rd, Va; Washington, ID. e.; New,
hern' Washington, and Tarboro', y. G.; az
stations on Atlantic and Danvillee railroad,
Seshoard and Roanoke railroad. norfolk
sontbern rallrua,,. and Eastern North Caro-,
lima generally $50, for Eastern Sh Sn o o.
riter. et LOWEST RATES, and through
''''' l.. b. TATUM. Superintendent:
iaop No. llO9 Main street and hOcKetts.
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by Furinan Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0I6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ".wO
LOTS NEAR Tp' ro,,Ttf
ERN LIMITS OF THE CfT' ~ Nohi ~,
OF decree of the Cir"' ny V - .uo
ty OF Henrico t. -dit Cour, ot .ne oV WI-
lams. &c - the sun Oh hu"atu ~
tered :, "a, Alice Wiihhlns, O. ,oSee H.
= ~ the 23d day OF February 1856, lh9
-adefsgned, special commissioner wlilseIi
by public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1855;
at o'clock 4. NJ, THOSE TWO CERTAIN
LOTS OF LAND, lying and being IN
tie county OF Henrico. near the norlh'
ern limits OF the city OF Richmond,
flonting together sixty feet on tue
east side of a street thirty-three feet
wide and running back about lO6 feet 10
another street thirty-three feet wide, ana
designated by the numbers III and IL on
The man Of the sub division o. lots Nos. 23s.
23e. 240. and 24l In Duvals addition mace
by M, Bates surveyor. on May Is, 1874, ana
filed in Henrico County Court.
TERMS: One third cash and balance IN
six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving negotiable notes for same bearing
q per cent, interest from day OF sale, and
lille retained until all the purchase money
be paid and deed ordered by court.
GEORGE j. HOOPER. JR.'
Special Commissioned
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DICUM0ND BAZAAR, TN
Nos. l43S AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
FIVE SUPERIOR FARM MULES TWO
FARM WAGONS, CHAMPION
MOWER. sc.

SATURDAY: Germ ISsrAsf,
at IL O'Clock we will sell (by request OF the
owner who is declining farming
3 first.class MULES.
2 FARM WAGONS,
CHAMPION" MOWER.
SEED SOWER HARROWS.
number OF PLOWS, HARNESS,
and a great many other farming imple-
ments. sale positive.
TERMS: Cash.
nhl9 Ell COOK. Aurtioneer.
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prLIVAN.CAR SERVICE.

Gn Trains 80. 40 ana As Sleeping cars be-
,yreru Washington and Charleston. o.
trains ~. 80 ~. ~. and 45 sleeping carr
between Washington ana JachsonF. ,l"' = -
I'm nam. 40, AZ and - sleeping ears be-
tween Sew York and jacksOnyiile' "a,
ana between sew YORK and Charleston
and Aiken. &.
ruE ONLY ALL-RNlL ROUTE TO NoH-
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By q. Thompson Brown q Co..
sssai lEA&n ,s.l Agents And Auc1oneers-
fIls Main street.

A GJCTJjN SALE or TWO NICE
"A qRANtE nwELLINgs AND LOTS y y
PINE Sni.IET NEAR HOLLY sTREEr.-- -.
By seouest,0. the owner. We VIII sell al
FRlDAY. MAEcH ~. 1855.
n, s.o.ciaakp, a., the above Ik'bPERrf.
:.e,ne Nes III and 7I7s ssufh pine street.
with lot s0,t sset by 1875 eeet 80 an alley;
..s,,tas, tbrss rooms each Tho lots are
aieeIy set In frut<-ees, graqe-Sincs &C..
and IL We on Il fine well OF ~ate-.
Thei ousesSsiil ma he snug homes or pas
O. Investments.
tuaeIve. and sciRhteac months. secured ~
frzst Died: q per ecu interext.
u. rIsJMPStsj BROWN & CO..
.,b IA Aacti1neers.
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Gy W. II. Lyme & Co.
Real Estate AGENTS AMI Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street,


A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
IA TWO VERY DESIRABLE bRlCh
TEN EMENT DWELLINGS ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET ~.
TWEEN ST. JAMES AND ADAMS
STREkTS.-W shall sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MARCH q. 1885,
Mt 3 O'Clock =. A.. those ATTRACTIVE.
MOpERN TWO STORY BRICK TLNt'
MENTS Nos 10 and 1914 west Leigh street
containing ahogt six rooms each. we. con-
stIUcted IN excellent order, with h1nd-
some chandeliers elegantly. p3pered walls,
stationary Washsfands bafh. water on up
per floor and such extraordinary empelli,h-
iuent aud conVenieuces as will greatly con-
dUce to their rental.
This sale affords an opportunity Tor safe
and pionttble Investment and we earn
tsily invite an Inspection OF the property
aud the attendance of all parties inter-
estcd
TEnMs: one third cash; the residue by
ncf ttisble notes AZ SIX aud twelve months
with Interest added. aud secured by deed
OF trust. ". u. Ii y T. " CO..
mhl7 AuctiOneers.
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GROCERIES. &e.

CANNED GOODS" HONEY
" DROPr and NORWOOD" brands OF
CORN. =" Norwood" owl "Thistle,
sna Tinsley's TOMATOES; the best brands
of ASPARAGUS. BEANS, PEAS anu
r NH MCCARTHY a HAYNEs,s.
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AUCrfON sAiEs-esssf DAYS.
By Appefscn Z co.
and
n W. Bowe,
Real. Estate Auctt0neery.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ SALE OF lA7 7e-IO0 ACRES Of DE-
sIRABLE LAND IN ukNktC0 COUNTY,
oS AND NEAR THE NEW CENTRAL
yi,RSPiKE, ABOUT TWO MILES sou rH-
LAST oF 6iCHAiOND.--Bv VIRTUE OF n de-
cxee Of the Richmond Chsncery tourt
ei tered on the roth OF December 1880. IN
ise suit 81 Freeman ~. Whites admins
txatrix sc /. we Will sell on the ipremissG, In
,.he order named below, on
TUESDAY, MARCH SO. 1896.
a. IL O'Clock NJ. u fatc-if net, the. next
fcir day thereafter; that IN to say, the Two
Grst. named com fnieshsnefs WIN oter
1l7 AZ 100 ACRES. divided into SIX cr
lsGs number Of parcels or as q whose 80
may be ed best, onsaid turnpike ara
on which there are some buildings. Anu
the two sec0ud. MAJ med c9mmhsloners"iil
offer 30 27-loo ACRES adjoining OF noar
the above. aud ca reed running lr3u
said turnpike 60 the villa msbutg turnpike
I'm ISSIr lots dr a iess nuInser OF let's or asa
whole. rs may he deemed vat.
The whole % TINS land lies wei ana ~ lR
1ery fair condition. Rnd N tLesanle OF which
the date William White Gied seized ana
edjGlns Messrs. Norman smith, {. IL. A.
Clay, and Others.
Piass at the office on the anetloneers.
TERxs: one fourth cash; balance AZ SIX
tsAeIve. and eighteen months, Tor negotla-
Lk nos.s Interest added. and title retained.
JOHN Il. YOC No and
LEWIS y. WINSTON,
CHARLES V. MEREDITH eS'd
CONWAY X. eANDS.
Special Commissioners.
FREgHx,.-, PLAINTIFF, Against WRITES
AuEgSLTRArRIX AND Ais. DEFEND.
ANTS-Ei THE CHArCEEY COuRr or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF raid
court. osrti.y that the bond required OF the
special comm Issioners by tfte decree In ssid
Of
given.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of
March. 1856. &.
NH Is BENJAMIN II BERRY.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR = CrnlJ
~ TO 'a - 1850
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, AND NEW
PORTS NEWS,
ANDONLY DIRECT ROUTE WlIHDi
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
Second-class tickets stll lower.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CONpASl'S
JAMIS-RiN WEIR LINE
FOR NORFOLK, POEf~NDl I'll, NEW
PORTS NEWS. CLARENONT. AND
JAMES. RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT;
CONNECTS AT NORFOLK CLOSELY
WITH ALLLINES TO EASTERN
SHORE or VIRGINIA, OLD POINT.
BALTIMORE, AND TIE NORTH SAME
AFTERNOON:
AT VIEWPOINTS NEWS WITH STEAMER
ACCOMAC FOR SMIrHFILLD;
AT CLAREMONr WITH ATLANTIC AND
DANNILLE RAlLRDAD FOR
WANERLY, HICkSFORD. md ALL
NTAIItE~
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TAXES.

TAXES.
rN/|ry.rr.0rrN0o40 rye~0yNvSerN~Na|-T~Ns'~->>
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
HESRICo COUNTY, VA,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, March IA, 1855.
The TAXPAYERS OF HENRlCO COUN.
TY are hereby notified that their TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1855 are past due and
payable.
Bills must be paid at once, as the time Is
out.
Tax. payers can pay their bills at this Of
nee or TO the collectors.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
NH Idiot Treasurer Henrico county.
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BY George T.. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1905 Bank street.

Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1908 Bank street.
ITO THOSE LOOKING FOR a
l. FlRST-CLASS FARM:
YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS
CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIPTION
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE FARMS
IN NlR ilNfA.
IT CONTAINS 429l1 ACRES.
AND LIES on BOTH SIDES OF THE
RICHM n ID, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
STATION or TIE FARM). ONE MILE
SOUTH OF THE BEAUTIFUL
AND PROGRESSIVE
TOWN OF ASIILAND
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FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Sche
ule commencing NOVEMBER 10, 1882
eastern standard time o,., s,a,,o,,
WV ~ '' daily: stops only at Ashland.
function. Milford, and FTede.
ricksburg. sleeper To wash.
ington. Leaves Washington
for New York az IL \. VI.
,1.o7 A. NJ. leaves Byrd street station
law a. 49," daily except sunday. sleeper
10 WASHINGTON. Leaves WASH
ingtOn for New York al 4;2C
z. NJ, also by limited al 5'oo
,.0o p NJ leaves Byrd.street station
'-N daily. Sleeper 10 New YORK.
1000 A NJ. arrives at Byrd. street statlof
A''~' ~ daily. sleeper from New YORK.
2:ss p. NJ, arrives at BYRD street stscion
burg. Milford, aud Junction
| Sleeper from Washington.
| o.oa p NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station
| daily except sunday. Sleeper
from Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
Ann p NJ. accomm odation, leaves
! Broad. street station; arrives
At Ashland al L. VI.
so4 y. NJ, leaves Eliza; arrives al ASH
! land at 6:i4P. VI.
THO A. NJ, arrives at Elba: leaves Ash
| land at 6:43 \. NJ.
s.55A A. NJ, accommodation, arrives Al
| Broad. street station; leaves
Ashland at 8 A. VI.
b;59P. NJ, arrives at Elba leaves Asn'
land at 5:l2 /. VI: 49,,
CA. TAYLOR. General Tic ket AGENT
ED. MYERS, General superlnteRuens.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY.-FEBRUARY 81. 1856.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
Ia 4
cept sunday. ,u,
s.4b A. NJ, For Newport's News. Old POM
Comfort, and Noriol ualIy ca
cept sunday. ~,
aIkp NJ. For NewpOrts News, olu
Point and Norfolk. Except
Sunday. ~
..oo p. NJ. Gorionsyllle accommodation
except sunday.
SIS p. NJ. For Louisville aad Sin ,broasI
Fast Express. Win thIousi
q Pullman ears. Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. From Coz louisville.
lI.bb A. Nj. From Norfolk. old folnt, am
4 Newport's News except sun
/. sropM. From local points and tn
q West except sunday.
s,op NJ. Prom Old Point, Newport
News, aud Norfolk daily "a
- cept sunday.
~ s,kp NJ From Louisville apt Cincli
1 natl. Fast express daily.
Depot: seventeenth and Broad streets
; Tickets at 1000 Msip q s' re- F III
/. General Passenger Agent
MiILlHAS " 10 23
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.RAl>, >oHruwAKp.
laHy. pony r>eepl ,dndaU.

Nos. 90 A. ana a. make NO stops No.
a. stops otis ou gu8i AZ Chester ana Man
chester Nu-. a. rLd g. stop only uu signal
~ Chester. CeniraIIa and Manchester. nos.
81 g. sA 9rt SO stop at all stations Tor pas
1.
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40 cheats GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
rew crop. fine fiavor best value Ia the oiy
snr the price; for sale by JOHN N. nio'
GINS, Franklin street neal Old Market
Il
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PI0.
Cures All Blood and Skin Disea
PRICE PER
E$say on Bio
MACON
At wholesale by POWERS, TAYLOR


At retau byT. RoBEErs BANEE. 9I9 Main
second streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-19

Nv yI9tUe Of a deed % trust ira'n Henri.
auhders and wife to the spoScroep; cain in
Hanover county clerks office in Deco
Book No Is, p. 4so. ana being req utes,tSSa zen
nv The holder Of notes therein secured; the
n1dersIuned trustee will oier Tor sale ~
public auction, on the premises on.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL T. 1856
of 1890 p. ~, the above-descrbed PRO
TFRvs: One third cash and balance on a
credit OF one and two years from uay vi
sale. The purchaser to give notes secured oy
iYust deed for the deferred payments, with
interest added. But II Is probable lha !,
even more liberal terms VIII be agreed on II
desired by any bidder. ...t,i
Parties desiring to attend the sale VII,
take the ll:O7 A. NJ. train at Elghtn anu
Ryrd streets and conveyances VIII meet
them in Ashland to take them TO the iariii.
4 plat of the above-descrlbed property
can be seen at the auctioneers ONCE, iOOo
pank street. WIN. j. LEAkE,
pa"A Trustee.
GEO. +. CRAWFORD. Auctloneer.
NH l7,l9,2l,24 27.2s.3l&Apl, z, 3,iS0
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by J.. e. Cook. AuctiOneer,
At It22 Main street.

by J.. e. Cook. AuctiOneer,
At It22 Main street.
I ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE
IL OF ELEGANT
DIAMONDS. FINE WATCHES.
ElCH JEWELkY, OPERA ALIASES,
CLOCKS, &c, &C., &c.
AtShe request Of l. Harris. Esq, who IS
discOltinuing the ieNelry business ] VIII
sell AZ auction. at his store, 40. 1922 Main
street, commencing on
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH p. 1886,
at 10 O'Clock. aud EVENING a. ( o'clock,
his ENTIRE STOt X. consisting Of
II EGANT DIAMONDS,
FINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY, CLOCKS,
OPERA-GLASSES &c, &c.
without limi( or reserve. This stock merits
the special attention OF buyers. as tue goods
ore all desirable, and embrace everything
usually found Ia a hrst class JeNeIry eslao'
llshmeut.
The = le Will be continued from day 10 day
until the entire stock * disposed OF.
Positively no goods limited or reserved.
Every article wl!l be guaranteed rs repre-
sented. l.. =. tODh.
mhIs Auctioueer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
Dow RaD mnp yers.
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fratiiden 8rdiioenteil @leuelanD perloren,
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@leuelano>Oemofratii6en o2o~uisptIle
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bes uerltorbenen Sriy 6aiiauret. bat IT'D
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3eitungsi6reiber betpGbrt, unb Der 9oulsz
Diuer oeuti1ea 3eitung lift oaber su ietler
Ueri0bnli6feit Slid gu mitnl6en.
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cago" cine 9tniibt zines S6eit6ens bes an
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
fir 111dnner,


.Dteientsen, nel6e bic n~oafomntene 0eitnoD elt'
oOit9e 8tanHeSfrait iub gefd)leGjtitdle G1ters
Iongen piiriaen, lOQten mad Der Abbanolnn9 iber ben
.1t0rJton GolIS' ienben. Sun9en %ltanHern anO
&noeren, pef6e an sSsrOen= uno &DcperiGlUd0e,
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