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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
AUCTION SALES.
SAL. uF VALUABLE REAL r. FATE IN
KING WlLLiAA COUNTY
a.se aHamg sSisisauss Es5i2s


f5Y I'll tSu scsetai decd ittist uei ny
- u Ill3am zsrtiie Bt.t to John Powell ana E:,n-
ard |. + .sIpk m, lr aifrr ssnIag achn
lrdsiu- r s,mr dated The 'jl lay JGly. ,t. aud
liz s.snnd - Juu Powell iIts tnr -. Jas II spn
IL IT,, frr The irpo.s serutag CERTAIN ~ money
therein mentioned aud the payment oi certain honGs
therein fully specific i, due 10 Henry I'm eIake--lnd
both OF due record The Clerks cnce OF King VIII
liam County Const, shall On TUESDAY, the goth
day of December, Isis, N II O'Clock ", noonl p:o-
cerd 10 sell! al 2at;:n auction, Ia tie ishes be1e,
for cash, on the premises The following real estate,
and very valuable pruperty-to wit:
The King william Mills, formerly known as the
Saw MILL with all the apparatus and lppnrenancrs
theIennto belonging, with fifty f"r and ore quarter
Of land murs less t.Irfst" aitaci H. s!lnaea
directly the public roa leading 10 Ionfsins h.d
Dahney's Ferry. The famunkey Hrrr, III ihr sa''
county of King William and Parish Ui ST. iariG;-anu
should the day above mentioned prove incienriis as
Ia ;cr II mrrusEt "G Improper, III LIE Judgment
and nion Oi The Trustee II SELL TIE sale VII ne con
iinned, AMI take place The next fair Jay thereafter un-
iii The i effected II the same place and h"nf
-rve III. title The above Described property 10
le .ns and nn9nrsiionabl- but, aoli"e a. fTu trr,
shall only convey such tile l. vested III me ~ the
trust deeds aforesaid
| viii only add that the above described Mi aad
property considered very valuable and We'll worii'y
the ate ntiGa o. capitalists.
JOHN POWELL Trustee.
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l.,DJJCATlON.

u,HE FEMALE SCHOOL at tlr residence II the
subscriber talillwood, 2ow'atln county.) viii lie
,.nn-nrd undrr Tie ndanc- ii Miss Sarah
Miller 81 long and fnvorahy known ~ n Teacher IN
this BART Of Virginia on The 18th dry II January lag
The peculiar advantages of ls school are very ert;
rs Miss Miller during her childh' cd, spoke no other
tina the French language, understands II thoroughly,
aud speaks IL well naive. 80 with The English
having learned il very cramaticaly, she teaches IL IN
like manner
The subscriber will take sir boarders, IL early aar-
cation he made.
TERMS:
All the branches of thorough English Education, aud
BOARD. prr session Of ten months, 500
Tuition IN English, %
Tuition in French, ~
Music on Piano, AO
PAYABLE at The end Of each half session Of five months
No deduction, except in cases Of continued illness
Pupils entered for the wholelerm of ten months
Address-Dr. David hci:aw, Subletts Tavern, Pow
h,,ap cnunty Nov Cleft
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m P ROBERTS, Clerk.

TN CHANCERY.-VIRGlEIA: AT Rules held In the
Clerks Once of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 9Th day of November ls4s
Charles f Osborne, Plantif:
against
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is an nhabitan OF
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said de.
PENDANT do appear the rules TO be held for the said
Court on the first Monday in February next and an
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy OF inns
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shed in The city Of Richmond for two months success
syey and posted at the front door Of the State Court
house in the said City. Copy R Tss!r c,,,.
IN CHANCERY-VmoisIA:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 7th day of October, 1873:
Thomas Ellis and Charles Ellis Administrators OF
Charles Ellis, deceased, Plaintlns:
against
Champe Carter, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabant oil
this Commonwealth, II Is Ordered, That the said dc,
PENDANT do appear the rules TO DO held for the said
Court on the first Monday in January next, and answer
the bill of the PLAINTIFFS and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published 10 the
city Of Richmond for TWO months successiveiy, ana
posted the front door Of the State Courthouse In the
said city. Copy-Teste,
Oct ll-cw2m ROBERTS, CLERK.
TN CuASCERY-VInGIsI AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day of October, Sas:
Charles q Yale, fian,n:
against
Burgess Long and Eleanor P his wife, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named no; having entered
their appearance and given security according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and ap
peang by satisfactory evidence that they not nha
bitants of this Commonwealth IL Is Ordered, That the
said defendants do appear at The rules to be held for the
said Court on the Monday in January next and
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
In the city of Richmond for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of the State Court house. In
the said city, Copy-Teste,
Oct ll-cw2m ROBERTS, CLERK.
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NOTICE.

Ii NOTICE.
Of W;" having claims against the estate
In prons ,.am Dabney, deceased, will presen,
iem.n,. authenticated 10 the subscriber for
10. 10 san and those indebted will make pay
E,ecn,o, M. B. DABNEY,
King Wn' WIN. OF William Dabney, deceased.
william, Nov 2l.-cv4w
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IN CHANCERY-ViRoIaIA:-At Rules held IN the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court OF Chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the 9th day Of November le4o:
Matthew Maury and Rutson Maury, partners. trading
in the city of New York, under the firm and style OF
Maury Brothers, Pialn'ihs;
against
William Maury Of Liverpool, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an nhabtant OF
this Commonwealth Ordered that the said defend
ant do appear the rules TO be held for the said Court
on the rst Monday in February next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted In newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the State Courthouse in the
said city. Copy-Tests,
Nov ld-cw2m ROBERTS, CLERK.
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FOR SALE nv i'm.
fs,HE VIRGINIA STEEL COMPANY. moi having
4 adequate capital 10 carry IN Is works Ia advar
t,ce. have determined Ia sell The sane, NJ pnbilr arc
ton, the premises, on THURSDAY, The l3th day
of Ercrnher next NJ II O'Clock
These valuable works are situated on the margin ~
James River between 3'h and yth stees IN The CITY
Of Richmond. adjoining The Sontirrn haiifoad Bridge
hew cen tir Paper NH ard the RIVER, deriving The
water from the Basin of thr James River Canal, -
h-ver.,ang source havIn. 4 dnnb- fall VIZ: twenty
tee; fer the li" ard sixteen Tor !hr steel Works
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R. A. ALLEN.

lps sold out my sock of HATS AND
a ii. ~ lr. r. A. Allen, l would solicit for
Is knpe suonage Of my old friends and custo-
A.e All lha, he will use every eIerlion TO
Oec !, VINO may favor him with call
-- -om ROBT. NJ. ALLEN.
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.
Having bought out Mr.. z. Nj. Al
r. lens entire stock of HATS AND
~ CAPS, lam now prepared 10 fur
nish my friends and the public with
ca.,s all articles in my line, al such prices
a'no' iaiilo please.
d ALLEN
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N. B-lf single stakeholder gives the proxy, the
form can be changed 10 the singular number.
ANY Of the stockholders unite in the same proxy
,rrnydinp 10 convenience Nov 6-cwtd
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|RaDpahannOck Academy,

CAROL INE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
: He next session Of this Institution will commence
on Monday. the 9Th January. ls4S, and continue
j the last Of July.
tos course Of instruction Will embrace, as hereto.
h all the studies Of thorough English, Classical
! Mathematical Education, together with Military
Alics Thi, latter branch is under the charge OF q
incusbed graduate Of the Virginia Military insa
who has been especially selected for that purpose
nj. az 10 taks charge of the Mathematical Depart-
kai
ns situation combines thin itself unusual advan-
t,s The location is proverbial for being perfectly
kihy al all seasons Of the year; high and airy. aud
ounded with an abundance OF shade; ihe buiidings,
,d expressly orthe purposes the school, thrse in
M room and dornitores, sufficient for seventy .hvu
t-rs There is an excellent library, of seven hun
ftvclumes, To which the students have free access
.ns Payable half in advance, aud remainder at
y Of Tuition and BOARD, including Fuel and Wash
per scholastic year of ten months-Sessiou $3.50,
Is9l for the next session of seven months Bedding
Lights, when furnished by the Principal, $40.
I. o. Of the School, Rappahannock Academy, Caro-
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
RurslscEs:-George Fitzhugh,s ESQ.,, Port Royal;
Fl,zhugh,. Rsq Col e Tiyloe,s w. Il. Mason
h., Ds. F. Fairfax. king George; Hon. Willoushby
w,on, Dr. Jos Wheeiwrisht, Robt Mayo, Jr.,. Esq. !,
", Lewis. ESQ.,, Westmoreland; Or jeff Minor,s
e,, WIN. P. Taylor. Esq, Caroline; WIN. J Diekin :
ESQ.,. Spottsyivania; Gen. sam II. Lewis, Rock
ham; Wm BloIham,s ESQ.,, Tallahassee, Florida; F.
s-abury, ESQ.,, Norfolk; Capt VIM G'een,* United
les Navy; Rev WIN Friend. Port Royal; Rev Alex.
as, Georeetown; Rev. II NJ. Denson, Williams
h, Hon. Dan. z Various, Alabama; Captain James
get Southampton.
Gentlemen who have sons wards at the lnstitu-
n,r . 1,xsb "a l,xg
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r,,m n : ,o,,e, II Atmnev 10 rate 81 Pr.rv.

Firm Of q porer II At~ney 10 rate ~ Prey
Ksow ALL MES THESE PRESENTS, That - 81
-, do hereby appoint -" De - substitute
and nroyy. for and IN - name and behalf To vote al
any election of Director Directors Of the Farmers
Bank nf Virginia; and, furthermore, 10 be - suosii
tnie or proxy, 10 represent - al all meetings ~ lh'
Stockholders of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and IN
name and behalf 10 vote respecting The enactins,
repeating amending such by laws, ordinances or re-
cnIaons NAV he deemed necessary and convenient
for the government Of said Bank.
In wItne, as whereof, - have hereunto set - hand
and SEAL this - day ni -, Is.
Sealed and delivered in - -, SEAL.
I. nf LII
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
A TEACHER Of much experience, who Is qual'ned
n 10 teach all the branches Of 4 collegiate educa
ton wishes 10 get empo. ieat IN one az IN southern
states. lie native 81 Seinia, speaks a,niy ihe
French Spanish ard .iaian languages, aud can Give
the hes, IL Character and qualifications
I. should re deemed necessary, II Wiz ave him pea
sure UNDERGO personal examination ~ 70 his srho-
iafshp.
Letters aJdteSs,d 10 Assistant lroirsso. ol Lam
euascs and Mathematics. College 81 - james, Wash
nslun county T. o., Maryland. Will mrft win prompt
attention aus 2l-c2awl aSvSS
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syILI,IAW GDULDi.s,

GENERAL AGENT AND CULLEC On,
HAS removed his Office to No. -, Governor Hfee''
i few doors above Main street an, h,u,.,
He continues to hire out Negroes, ren. ou' ~
collect claims, and attend TO other ousiheS'' " NO
neral Agent. a.. van, N IN.
Particular attention is given during the year 70 tho
health and comfort Of the Negroes hired out oy him.
nsnl -clauSnl
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
NEW AND VALUABLE I'M

pRoyEMENTS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
n SINCLAIR, JA., & CO., Of Baltimore, have es-
II. ta5lished an agency in this city, opposite the
Banks for the sale Of their improved aud extensive va
riety Of Agricultural Machinery, Ploughs, &C.
The attention of Farmers is particularly recommend
ed TO the following list of valuable Machinery, Poughs
&c. possessing every quality render success to the
purchaser. The materials from which they are manu-.
actured and their construction Is not surpassed All
implements purchased will be warranted both as re-
CARDS performance, quality of material md workman
shp-viz
Threshng Machines
Straw Separators, for ditto.
Corn and Cob Ciushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and HORSE Power Corn Shelters
Wheat and Corn Tanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpening Ploughs.
Also thirty patterns various kinds) Ploughs, TIar-
rows CuItivators Grain Cradles, Forming aud Gard
ners' Tools, and complete assortment OF Garden aud
Flower Seed. Oct oG-ctf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Edward ". n. Chas. Morris,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

WILL practice in the Courts Of Louisa, Goochiand
w and Hanover. They will also attend to any bust
ness conided 10 them in adjoining counties
Address-Montpeier, Hanover county, va.
Nov 0l-rlOtf
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The creditors Of Robert J. DeneufviIle, deceased.
are hereby notified that on Monday, the 18th day OF
January next, shall commence taking the accounts
town of York, between the hours OF TO- A. M, and s.
p NJ, at which time and pace they are requested to
attend with thelr papers, vouchers and other evidence
10 enable me 10 fulfil its reqsirements.
ALEX. c. GARRETT, Com'r.
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RANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank = Capital 81 COG, GOO
Gno' MORGAN, President S. c. BELL, Cashier. Direct
0rs. S. Stewart. R. w Montgomery, b. = Fox, y. r
Dudley A. ID. Crossnan, A. d. Kelly; e. Gayane, ior th'
State Jacob Ott for Mechanics Society. Levi Pelrce
Attorney; H. B. Cenas, Notary. Discount Days Mon
days and Thursdays.
civ Bank Capital s2,Ooo,ooo. SAMUEL j. PETERS
Presdent R. ]. PALFREY, Cashier. DfreGtorSt d J. re
qers William H. Avery, p. Conrey Jr ]: X shaw, j. w
Stanton w P. Converse, A. Hobart JI, q. w Sques,
%sawve r. r Russell FL ordy, VIM. Alling: u. Lockett
Attorney: H. b. Cenas Notary Discount dGttg, at noon
branch at Natehtoches-A. Lemee, Cashier Branch al
Fs4an Rouge--I4. Shoppers, Cashier
Canal Bank-Capita 81, 900 900. GLENDy BURKE, Pres
sJentz NJ N. WILKINSON, Cashier. Directors: William
Eendefsen, VIM M. Goodrich J. h. Bogert, James L. Me
lean Fraak Perrot J. p Whitney f. H. Conrad, Atory
&. Hermann, Notary. Discount Days Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandla-B b; Chew, Agent;s
Bayou Sara-R Mamf6rd. Agent; at Ffankin-R. Hare
!, "A gent at DonadsOBvle-E. j.. Tebault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank e. Capital 81, GOO, co., j. B. b.
VIGN1R President; RICHARD RELF Cashier. ilrectors
VIM T.Hepp, i. B. Harris E. BrqgIer, Pierre Portz, "A
Nliltenberger, A. Carriere james Reed, Felix Grma.-
Felix Grima Attorney AchilIe Chiapela, Notary. D5s
count days Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at st
Martinsyille-Ransom Eastin Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capial $4,000 GOO. w. w MoNT
ao,lERY, President; RoBr NJ. Davis, Cashier. Direct
roval Toeano, James Day Geo. grgphart, Alfred Hen
zen Edward Shift, John r. Marshall, Y. Cuveier; A. b
Henshaw and Cuthbe Buitt, for the State. Levi PIERCE
Attorney; William Christy Notary, Discount Days
sd0rSays and Thursdays. Branch Donalsonvne-Johr
tyhastsat Agent: at Baton Rouge. Menard, Agent al
~ FrancSyiile-J II. Maynard, Agent; at Alexandria
r. C. Hypson Agent: ut Opeousas-E. DeBailon. Agent
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y 8 3 y S.
A LIsr oF cHoIcE 3

A LIST OF CHOICE BOOhs, 1>s,x1
an the Sciences of PHRENOLoGY. PHYSIOLOGY
" AND MAGNETISM : Published by FowLEEps s,e q
WELLS, 13l Nassau street Neg rer6w IN APPLIED: GO
PHRENoLoGY PROVED, lLLUsTR ATEp: AND ar h
A practical standard work q s sne sseSsL NJ Fowler
The 5raevaon ana Of health
Aaed 10 training and perfection OF character 50
MEwoRv AND INTELLECTUAL iMPRoY EMEnh o ~.
tpasy ENLARGED and improved A superior "oih' 50
HEREDIrAny l DGss spSjed 10 human Improvement
D us aw X, TuRAL AND REVEALED oV
nrthe moral bearings OF Phrenooey' rs
Wb so Raa ana observations BY O. s. Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE -. - '.''''s.
Applied to the improvement OF olsphhs' 10
sS and emes. Of excessive and perverted
Trs sfaaaNs AND T1eHr LAc1Ne-In vol -. L.
The most powerful Temperance document In pnnt' o.,
MbTf rBlenoogy applied selection of companions
10. ne, FOUNDED ON THE NATURE MAN. SO
By j. C. urzheimnwith an appendix and ilustra- N
PHYSIOLOGY FOR SCHOOLS ANp FAMI MIL a.a;:i;o %
youth. an
Two my auable works Beautifully illustrated. Sim
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otfe Philosophy Of Charming BY j. B. Newman
Her education and influence BY Ms. Hugo Reid.
iE conse Of s1 ec tn By Dods
A SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE ;;..;...-..i..i;. %
OF 104
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENoLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY :..... II
A description OF the functions oil the body anu mind
By l.. n. Fowler.
MARRIAGE ................... 81
Its history ceremonies and philosophy. -
PERPENDICULAR GUIDE IL
Designed Tor students OF their own character lust d. -
HE TEETH ..-.'......'' IL
ne STRUCTURE '''4-' anu BY John Bstdel Dentist
lis application to Physiology. Agriculture and Com
merce By Professor Lieblg.
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. IL
Applied to the relief OF human suilenng,
By Charles Morley.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ALMANAC FOR 1848-Pef Dozen. 50
Illustrated with engravings. BY l.. n. Fowler.
AMERICAN PERPENDICULAR JOURNAL: ........... 1 w
Pubshed4nonthy. at one dollar per year. Present
circulation 1900. ~ o
ED1NBURG PETERBOROUGH JOURNAL FOR 1885,, 90
Two dollars year. Published quarterly. Twenty
first year OF publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail epot,
10 AMP Street. Nam Oriea" yhh
CHEss FOR WINTER EVENINGS; Containing the
~ Rudnents OF the Game, and Elementary Analysis OF
the most popular openings, exempied in games actually
played by the greatest masters, including Stanton 5
positions and problems diagrams, both original and
leced Also series of Chess Tales with illustrations en-
graved from original designs the whole extracted and
translated iIom the best sources, by h. K. Agnel
KENNY s MANUAL OF CHESS;
STANLEY's CHESS MAGAZINE, now completed and bound
volume;
Just received and for sale at the Z" New Orleans Sta
TONERS Warehouse.'
apT }. b. STEEL Ia Camp street.
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LlGHT!-LIGHTl!


SOMETHING NEW and just the thing Tor every family
- requiring Light and cheap too that every one, rleh
and poor can buy it. 1t is neat CANDLESTlCk max
ing and wicking its own Candies out of TaIlow, Lard, or
any Grease that will burn. BY simply turning the boonrot
the Candestck, beautiful, hard, smooth GAMBLE Is
forced of the top and at any desired length you wish
tlom inch TO two feet in height
Lit is and simple a candeStIck conse-
quently may be managed by child.
q by OF this you convert all your refuse grease
into candles, and thus obtain light from 10 cents week
D. he wick dry and smooth thus vibration or flicker
Ing OF the fame, but burns like sperm candle. ,
81 he wick be changed without at all disturbing the
candle Ii 100 large, put in small one; or too small,
large one.
5lon coil in the bottom of the candle maker, candle
SUCK WICK snheent to last five weeks, where 1t
mans OUT OF sight and OF the way
o. on may Keep candle The height all the
tline Iof zen yeafS-no stumps or pieces left.
Kequlles repenshIng with grease talow week.
8.No spllng OF grease it falls or turns over but as neat
ly and cleanly as any lady could desire
: g.. 1t cannot get out of order
TO- In proof OF their superiority utility and neatness the
immense number sold Is sufficient The price is uniform and
thesame all over the United States and the article requires
only be TO the ncreduos of the fore
going facts No family will be without them who can scrape
together the small price asked.
With small capital active business man can make
quick and Profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article territory where il has not vet been
sold Persons who desire to embark neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited call at our Office
No IS PERDIDO Street. North side, between St Charles
and Carondelet streets. New Orleans.
The monopoly OF the city OF New Orleans and States o:
Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina and Arkansas for the
sale OF this article offered, and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing the city of New Orleans for the
supply OF Louisiana and Texas.
mh5 If H. T. MYERS & co.
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Justices, Courts for the City.

First District-lOfice, No. 22a Tchouptouas street
Daniel Byne JUSTICE John s. punne Gef f.s soTn pes
nor, John speith, Deputy Constables.
seeeHs DistyietLotcs, No 65 Common eetl-G' Gee
stable: Edward P. Kennedy P. Gonan, VIM. Horton, "A
Ksrkhan Deputy Constahles
Third Distrfet-[O Office st. Louis Alley next t. the
corner Of Benyie street &c, b. Beverly, Justice. Ficto
sErd, Clerk ]. p Walden, Constable; N. b. Outlaw, H.
H Sers, Deputy Constahles.
Fburth District-[0fice No. 56 Condo street ALEX
Constable; a. Meynier, F. Geneey, Deputy Constable
FStth Distric[Oics corner of Eysian Fields and Vic
cory streets IA uhonse Canonge, Justice ID. Canonge
Clerk Francis Mooney Constable; L. E. Generey, b.
Sorapuri, K. Schexfayder. Deputy Constabes.
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MEDICAL TREATMrNT

HNR. A. CULLEN has removed his Office from IA po,,
~ street TO No 10 .Ndtchez street near the Arcade Nv
still continues to cure Structure his new syspren
ing the worst structure without any Overwhelmingly m
medicine that relieve and permanently cure without n1
dIance TO business diet DR. Cullen is too well knni
New Orleans and the surrounding country To need gn @
ing or seaudation; On application TO Dr. c. he viii p
been cured in the last zen years on his new plan ee @
and examine for yourselves NJ pay required wihonl nan
Is elected rheumatism cured. Gonorhma cured in Inn
days or no pay. " ''es
, l-V Remember III NATuHEZ STREET, near the Arcade
PoSl PAID letters puncualy attended in al confidence j
medicine securely packed and to any pan Of Ie
country. miss ms
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Rates of POSTAGE on Letters, etc,

LgTTEEs-For single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce (avoirdupojse) sent not exceeding ooO miles,,
Sent over 200 miles, ~
For every half ounce, and any over every half
ounce the same rates of postage; and when adver-
Used two cents on each letter, four cents, II the
advertising cost so much additional
For drop letters to be mailed each
CsRaJIARs-For any printed circular, handful, adver-
tsement, unseaed, sent any Distance
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
go @ssasu sn M d;st. noe =. . .... II
scspdpes-uness subscribers cents each, prepaaa
ar mi forwarded from the Postoffice,