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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

PEARL TABLET-A fine article for improving
the complexion ard giving the skin dne smooth surface AID
bssins Pimples ana ether EruPtons Of the Skin Try IT,
For safs GuIoss, No IN Bowery eoroer Of Grsndst
Isabella and Catawba Grapes, Apple, Ounce,
Ard Grspe Jelly made ripe fruit received daily and for
sale At the CROToN PoT GRAPE DEPOT No zj Broadway
S. doors above the Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21
Present STYLE Fancy or Plain Cashmere PANT.

TrtstHt NIyIo AHc! OF IAN IdsslIncre PANT-
ALeeSs. &c TO 81 81 All eoOrs shades and features Of
Business SoAIs, Pelsto Sac Negge - 30 S3 FG and
Winter New style l84 OytRcOATs $50 $40 Rich PLAZA
and Figured Plaid Plush. Silk Velvet - 80 TO
Extrshre kEeneh Black, Blue aud Medley Cloh
Dress frcok CoATs ready made made measure with
special cure and attention $H u SIS Khaban rALaA a
and U. n Tailor. No Sll Broadway, sdjoulns the City
Hosrit.l. opposite Peerlst
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LOCUST TREE, sUMAc, OsITRs. AND Eau

LOCUST TREE, SUMAc, OsIERs, AND FRUIT
srxps-9 lbs Locust thaeertsel Seed 100 Ds Honey Lo
200 rs Usage Orange ~ s sieian Tanner Sama
80 b. seed and coo Plants Of American Tsnners samse
Also, Seeds IA quantity Of Apple Pear Plum. Cherry Peach
Ounce Apricot and Grape suitable for the West and r Cali
ios IS 600 Scons Of the five beet European Oser. Cas-
logues OF all knes Of Trees. Plants and Seeds 70 app
cants. W r PRINCE & Co Flnahinr NrvsY nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

WINTER CLOTHNG.-Ihe undersigned VIII
s,.s ef the balance Of frs; quality READYNADE
CtoTHiSe oprsng Oyercoas Business Goats Psnaloon',
vesu wholesale prices with aview Of reenerns the
nav reises Al the old stand No 23i Broadway the Isl
OF february next with entire stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

Per ship Constantine, Liverpool, HIRAM An
pERses No BOwsry IA. just RECEIVED several
Foelh Medallion Royal Velvet CARPETS. worth : $50 to
o0e each B.5O 20 yards beautiful ISGRA CARPET,
81 Al nd per ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

eouseed by past patronage the department Of Ladies' Cos
tuning have manufactured ION our own premises hon
prime Skins for this seasons Retail Sales large assortment
fLApEs DRass kURs compnsng ell the desirable patterns
qualities known the Trade. aud will exhibit AID offer
them TUESDAY Oct L. Relying the Intrinsic
the articles offered renders further commentator full
and unnecessary LEARY Co, hstters
ATT House RrOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

UNDERSIIiRTs AND DRAWERS.-A large assert
neat SELECTED for present season ready. SIX Msuo
Wool ke all szes and qualities low prices wholesale o.
retail IsA PEREeo & Son No 81 Nsssanst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

Have we q lady reader wishing to supply herself
M uothcr Der children with Shoes who has not heard
Of MILLnRs celebrated Caller ana Shoe Estebhment
In Csnsis II such lady reads this We should es5nessy
advice her shoud she be purchases in this line
70 cali on J. b MILLER & Co. No. l3i Canaltt
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RICB's IMPROVED SALAMANDER SAFE, WILD

fHNON IND NIIfVf7f'V.'''
premium PIANOS with or without the EolaD, with iroI
frames (adapfng them any cuate and circular scales
HORACE WAITRESS IMPROVED pIANoS-haying greater po~e
brancy and richness tone elasticity Of touch elegance and
durability Of other Piano Ia the United Saies
Haiet Cums,ons Pianos (of The old firm OF hauett 20
q ID A II w Smiths celebrzted MELoDtoSs Secondhand
Pianos AZ greet bargans Prices 80 $26, $50 $50 SO
aIc0 eia5 &c 20 Beautiful Pianos, which have been
r,nea brt foY short time viii be sold very loweseh stru
nsnt Guaranteed large discount msde for cash To cult
nrrchssen monthly payments will be taken Cash paid for
ssecopd. hand Pianos Pianos 10 reDt
HORACE WATERS No $50 Broadway.
, 1854-03-04
SURVEYOR GENERAL,s NOTICE


The above townships having been surveyed and the
platN thereof approved on the lth inst, all persons
who hpve claims parts of claims therein before the
date Of such approval are required to present the
notifications Of their claims, respectively at this Office
WITHIN rIIREE MONTHS from the date thereof where
shall be prepared 10 receive The notifications of thel
claims. and enter upon the adjustment Of the same
and the settlement according 10 aW6f all conflict Of
boundary lines that may be fouuf to exist among
them.
And every person who has settled, or shall settle
within such townships, AFrER the date Of approval
aforesaid, Is required by law TO file at this office the
notification Of his claim specifying the precise tract
or tracts claimed by him, WITHIN THREE MONTHS from
the date Of his settlement and he hereby n requested
so 70 do at any convenient time within such term.
Given under my hand at Oregon City, this llth day
Of February, ls5l
O. X. GARDNER,
Surveyor General Of Public Lands in Oregon.
March 4, 1854 4w2G
, 1854-03-04
Notice to Settlers.

IT will be by reference to the advertising col.
L umns that the survey OF the townships BORDERING
on the Sound has been approved and settlers required
within three months from the llth inst Il Is necessa-
ry that each settler should know the exact bearings Of
the lines Of his claim with the section lines In order
TO describe the precise tract Of land he claims in his
notification. The subscriber, who has long been en-
poyed in Surveying claims and insisting settlers in
making their notifications will be employed for the
next four five weeks in the vicinity OF Olympia and
any person Wishing his services leave their orders
With g. A. Barnes, Esq, and they win be promptly
attended TO.
J.w. GooDELL.
Olympia, Feb. 2T, 1854 4w26
, 1854-03-04
MANSION HOUSE.

M n. F.-KENNEDY having located himself <n.A
LNl In the large and e0mmodious fmme house ,,il
on Fourth street. rs now prepared TO accommodate all
who may favor him with a call. His table will be
loaded at all times with the best the country Affords
His motto Is Live, and let live" Call and examine
for yourselves Prices reasonable. He can accommo-
date few more hoarders. +. KENNEDY.
Olympia, Dec. IL, 1853. l5tf
Also arst rate TWO HORSE WAGON for sale at
the Mansion House.
, 1854-03-04
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A IL persons interested will take notice that Peter
n s. Wilson, on the sth day Of February, A. D.
1854 sued out writ Of attachment from the United
States District Court in and for Pierce county in the
Territory of Washington, against H. II. McNear, for
the sum Of three hundred and eleven dollars and
twenty cents (S3ll 20) together with costs Of suit
which writ has been served and returned.
Attest: II. B0WLIN, Clerk.
Dated Clerks Ofice. Feb the Goth, 1854. 4w?6
, 1854-03-04
NOTICE.

TNHE owner Of box about three feet long one foot
j. thick, one and a half feet wide, without mark,
and contents unknown, received by Bark Sarah War
ren" from San Fmnclsco. Is hereby notified that un
less said box Is called for by the consignee on or be-
fore Saturday, the 25th day Of March next alto o.
clock, A M f will be then sold at publie auction 10
pay freight and charges, at the store Of the Kendall
Co, in Olympia, W. T.
KENDALL CO.,
By ]. CUsHnAN.
Olympia, Feb. %, 1854,
, 1854-03-04

TNHF Subscriber has for sale about twenty-five tons
l. assorted Red and Blue Potatoes, at his farm near
Olympia, which he will dispose Of on fair terms, and
which he will deliver IL required. They are altogether
superior article TO any Of those shipped from Califor
mia Vancouvers Island, and the attention Of merch
ants and shippers Is respectfully directed to the pro
priey and importance Of patronizing home agriculture
and industry.
Olympia Feb. 25, 1854. 3w.
, 1854-03-04
NOTICE.

TNHE Winter term Of the Olympia School VIII close
i OnFrday, March Sd There will be an examination
" candle light on the subject Of Education n Wash
ington Territory, by D. R. BIGELOw, Esq.
MOSES HURD,
CA. HALE,
D. r BIGEL0W,
Trustees
, 1854-03-04
Dlasolution Of Co.partnerahip.

THE eopartnershp existing under the name and
i style Of WATERMAN & GOLDMAN, was dis
solved by mutual consent Tho business win be con
tinued by B. GOLDMAN, who viii settle all Affairs
concerning them. rf
Those having accounts against the above firm, win
please present them for payment Those indebted
are requested 10 make prompt settlements.
Olympia, February ls, 1854. a
NIB. rendering our acknowledgement for past a.
vOrs, and trusting TO merit continuance Of liberal
public patronage we would respectfully announce that
the firm will assume the name and style Of @
Sw14 B. GOLDMAN.
, 1854-03-04

NOTICE Is hereby given that the purchase from In
IN dans Of guns, utensils Of husbandry or cookin e
utensils Of the kind commonly obtained by them in
their intercourse with white people, Of Blankets or
any article Of clothing except skins furs Is strictly
forbidden by law under penalty Of FIFTY DOLLARS,
for each and every offence and that such offences will
be hereafter strictly prosecuted
Tho system Of private reprsals In Of thefts COM
mitted by Indians Is also strictly forbidden by law.
The Superintendent will be at all times ready to
pei indignantly where Il lie obtained from the tribe
and on allure The act provides TOR remuneration 9th.
erwse. In Of violation Of this provision the right
70 indemnity is forfeited, aud the penalty will be en-.
forced in addition.
ISAAC l. STEVENS
Gov. & Supt. Indians Affairs.
Office Superintendent Indian Afhirs,
Zol!mpia, W. I. Feb q, 1854 If.
, 1854-03-04
Notice of COpartnerShip.

THE subscribers have this day entered into 90
J. partnership under the firm and style Of Williams
a Waterman for the transaction Of geneml merchan-
disc business. J. WILLIAMS, -
C.E WILLIAMS, "
PH WATERMAN
Olympia, Feb. II, 1854. Sw24
, 1854-03-04

A Good claim on the Nhqnally river, confalnlng
Atwenty-fve acres fenced land, which Is soWed with
wheat Also, one house, stable, one team Of dranght
horses, wagon, plough, &c. The claim has q small
creek running through IL tl I.is-
Also, another valuable claim on the Nsqu6lly river
containing one hundred and fifty acres, fenced hnd
Forty bushels wheat planted; houses, barn, sta
bles, plows, one wagon, harroNs, grindsione,
draught horses cows, 10 hogs yoke Of oxen, han.
ness and one cot Of poultry. There Is also, fine
spring on the place. The above oTel for sale by
JOSEPH Te BEAUX 4
ISAAC BAsTI0NE,
For Information respecting The above claims, We
would refer to Messrs. Parker Golfer.
February Is, 1854. lw
, 1854-03-04
FOR S ALE!

WILL SELL the Columbian Hotel (the IA
L best property in Oympia) and a cot NHltA
tage on the corner Of franklin and Third ssss
streets, also my land claim, on which there lIl1I
i splendid Oyster bed, and good dry yA&98
dock for shipping, situated seven miles and half be-
low Olympia, at very greatsaerlce for ready money
For terms and other particulars inquire at my house on
the claim. HERBERT JEAL.
Olympia, June 4, 1858. S9a
, 1854-03-04
B. P. BARSTOW'S LINE OF
b. p. BARSTOW & co.

MILL keep constantly on hand Provisions and
w Groceries Of all kinds; also Clothing, Boots
and Shoes Cooking Stoves, &C., &c. They are re-
ceiying by each of their vessels from San Francisco
large supplies and furnish to the people and
chants OF the SOUND goods lower than they can be
procured at any other point
Feb. 10, 1854. %
, 1854-03-04
CTCECE L. STCEY,
DENNISON'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET,

NWIA4IlAMlDs UEAIWMo
nFFER AT WHOLESALE AID RETAIL the fol-
~ lowing articles
, 1854-03-04
ADlIINISTRAT ToRS NOTICE.
NOTICE

| S HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having demands
l. against or INDEBTED to the firm Of the Leonesa Co,
or TO O. c. Terry, are requested TO call and settle I'M
mediately the undersigned Is about TO leave for the
Atlantic States. CHAS. Q. TERRY.
Jan. 20, 1858. 22f s-r
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SENATE.

Ss 6xTuRDAx, Jan q, le54
large number Of bills were reposed snaone
them oae authorizing the construction Of starue
OF Thomas Jefferson. s q
Mr. DENEALE, from the Commiffee Tn Roads.
&C.. reported bill for the better securify of per-
sons travelling on Railroads aalasa a
Mr. MCKINNEY presented the poll books of the
counties Of Russell Scott and Lee, in relation to
forming new county out Of portions of said coun-
ties Ss s7st1 eseM sss
BILLS PASSED s x5 fssh.
:. To incorporate the Rockingham Savings Bank Il
Harriscnburg. ssaGS asei9 sss sssa
For the relief of John g. Mosby, of Albenarle.-.
Ayes 40, noes4. gtisaeag
sF Iii ORDER OF THE DAY. ase Ys
The Senate proceeded to the considerations of the
bill authorizing appropriation to the extension of
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad to Lynchburg.
3 Mr.. THOMAS addressed the Senate in support Of
the bill and was followed by Mr. JONES in opposi-
ton 6 siaI q ass 81 s..s
{ After few remarks by Mr.. SHAcxELFoRD, the
roll was called and the bin was defeated follows
AYEs-Messrs, Barnett Brawner. Creigb, Hail.
Irving, Johnsop, Marshall Martini Mallin, Randolph
Roger. Saunders, Shackeiford, Sseenrod, Tate Tho
mes, Alexander Wade, jr, and White-I8.
koEs-MessTs. Arthur, Baldwin, Braxton, Bus
well, Campbell, Catlett, Deneale, Harris, jones
Logan, McDearmou, McKenney, Old il, Parker
Paxton, Shands, Stuart, Taze~ ell Thonpson and
Wircher-N s44 - Tr
On motion Of Mr.. Stuart, the Senate adjourned
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

-, -. - -
"a eoinnluiacMion was received irom the Senate
Anlou.icips Iie Pdhsase VI certao ofis WHICH were
aPEfoPfiaeiy referred.
1olnLnI.ees mads reports; among them very
large NUMBER nom the committee Oh Roads
Ietuions were presented ana appropriately refer
feu, slpohg mem
!, by M. ELLISON VI Cnar,es y. faie, 70 neat
me eapNoi ana otner puohc buildings win Dr. Boz
Son warm ar furnaces; ana
ny AI 4, DEANE: " te virginia and tennessee
isdifoad company for the exemption OF Their pro
peIrty rom taAauon. - @@~
=heSOlt,slCnS were OHeTeQ ana aQOpted-pOne very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
At meeting of the Commissioners of the Richmond
the Office Of jag. Lyons Esq.-present Jas. Lyons,
b. Maury, Charles Dimmock and Abraham Warwick
Mr.. Lyons was called to the Chair, and Capt. Dim
mock made Secretary.
1t appearing to the Commissioners thar more than
1900 shares Of the stock of this Company had been
subscribed for by individuals solvent and able to
paw" it
Resolred lst, That the books for subscription be
closed.
Resoired, 3D., That meeting of the Stockholders
be called at King and Queen Court House, on the 9th
day Of February. 1854
Resolred, 3d., That the annexed be the form of
proxy fer said meeting
Resolred 18th, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published ia the Richmond papers.
JAMES LYONS, Chairman.
CHARLES DIMMocK, Secretary.
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JOB AND CARD PRTNTING

49, <AASA~ AAeAA0 4 xA2&y
q The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
street. has the lsrgest and be assortment Of CARDS
ever y this city, and prepared do this descrip-
non q PRINTING on - resseuabls tsrrns q else-
where ~ The city, a. well = every other kind 81
fLAik AND FANCY PAINTING. Csil and 80
specimens. szss zsss - 3
- PLAIN and fancy CARDS for ale. j.-dsf )
/ .O6T-A NEGRO GIRL named EE.x.
- sbost 10 yeaFs Old She wee dssssed IN creed
ssd rec pi.ad iinssy fFooa. e'ss cape and green
Aafkse pssi pfnzmstien thet viii lead to her fe-
esvssy. saifskis reward vii ~ I'D ~ No
sasas SIS zssi SIS ApEIINE MEREDITH.
aae<lte s0o24 street. hstveen payal end Lee.
.N0I10E 70 VA Ell NVRIGHT0AND
= p 80 &c sat|| B ae visi.!e
q yseruAsy ssxt 6z furuiahing the City Witk flSss
easle hone street. esyta bpilt Of ths best and most
durable naieftaja e.1 upen the most approved rlan
q eenst.uetion. ed vssrasts9 @ perform wit6ost
maies ~ the yeas sn6 Or pvstiae aad hssping To
= q1so 49, ~ tAs CAY y esed 81 eesipasle
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open the books for the purpose of taking Stock
der the charter of the RICHMOND AND CHAR
LOTTESvILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY, find. up
examination, that the number of shares required
to be subscribed before said Company could organ-
ize have been taken by responsible persona and the
subscription fee of two dollars per share paid in
we therefore appoint WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day of
February at o'clock p. NJ, at BROAD STREET
HOTEL, in the city Of Richmond, for the subseri.
bers to meet and organize. -
DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
JAS. q. BLAKEY,
NJ. s. VALENTINE.
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NEM Ruunxa Fusu CoxPAxY.-J

NEW BuILDINe FvsD CoAPAsT,-The
Constitution of the Protection Building Fund Com
bers An entrance fee Of TWENTY-FIVE cents PER
share will be raid ON signing. A. the meeting to
eiect officers will take place in the Law Bnitding
the night of TUESDAY, the 3lst inst il is necessary
that all the members shoa d come forward as soon
possible and sign the .Constufiop; and that all
should be present that meeting either in person
or by proxy gef4
The Constitution will he found at the Bookstore of
Mr.. James Woodhouse. Eagle Square.
ia 28-5tA VIM A. Suffers, Sec'y.
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RoscoE B. HEATH, ATTORNEY AT Law,
Practices in the Courts held 10 the city of Rich
mond aud county of Hennco.
q Office in the rooms formerly occupied by Ma
con Heath, south side of Main street. next door TO
the Enquirer Office n7-1mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

MI. DEsPsrEa, the popular Ballad Singer.
has arrived in the city and win give con
cert with programme Of some of his best
songs, in a few days.
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In THE MIDsT OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.
SO don't neglect having DAGUERRFOTYPES Ia
ken of your PARENTS children and friends. Mr. r. T.
MOULSOS is unequailed artist, call on him and
examine specimens before gsing elsewhere. as he
spares neither pains skin please his customers
and friends, at the Hall of Science. lao Main street.
ia %
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TRANS. ALLEGHANY BANK-SF,LDEN
WITHERS & co. $3.50

N,
WITHERS K co. -
In the following letter Messrs SRLDEN,
WITHERs & Co, give the most positive con-
tradiction TO the rurnor that they were the
proprietors Of the Trans AAeghany Bank
The paragraph in this paper touching their
relation to the Bank occurred IN a notice of
the proceedings of the House of Delegates,
and was simply a recapitulation in brief of
what was uttered by a gentleman in debate
upon the subject.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9th, 1854.
10 tae Editors OF the Richmond DISPATCH:
Ouratention has been called to the subioined
notice, which we clip from the alexandria Ga
ze1e":
The Richmond Dispatch Gays that tue Bank in
farewell county, referred to in the debate in the
House OF Delegates, on Monday, is Bank known
to be owned by Seldep, Withers & Co., of Wash
lnson city, the agents Of this State for the dspo
sal OF the Coupon Blonde. The charges against it
were very broad +"
You will permit us 10 state through your columns
II you please, that we have no interest in the Trans
Allegheny Bank either directly or indirectly-neith-
e. present or prospective. We had no agency
whatever IN bringing about its Organization, and
nave had nothing TO do with the Bank in any say,
only to sell as agents of the State Virginia Bonds
at just such rates we sold 10 other parties who
purchased from Us large amounts about the same
time -.
As the agents of the State for the disposal of her
coupon Bonds, we make his statement as an act
OF justice 10 ourselves not meaning TO cast any
lmpota,ion upon the Allegheny Bans, .
whose issue, based ss it is upon State securities
aussoe ss safe as that of any Bank in the Union
s5-ssss. Yours, very respectfully,
~ SELDEN, WfTHEkS IL Co.
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DR j. N. BKoocKs-ofice on the South
side Of Main street. between eth and 9Th streets.
OAiee hour Fl ,m 3 70 70, in the morning. and
from to In the afternoon. j. 5-1m.
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NoTIcE TO SCoTcHMEN.-An adjourned
n setting Of Scotchnen, and others of Scotch dss-
cent favorable to the proposed establish meat of
ST. Andrews Society" in this CITY will be held
this tMsn6ayJ evening, ia the Artillery Room, rear
of the Fsyette Hail. at7i O'Clock. ..-
in S0-fr Y0IJR COMMITTEE
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
SMITH Il ROBERTS. Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH r. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
FLANAGAN. STOKES CO. do. do.
HUGH w. TRY, do do
JOHN LYNCH, Collector ofthe Port
J. MILDEBERGERS SMITH, Proprietor Of Amer.
lean Hotel
EDMOND. DAVENPORT L CO, Merchants.
ROBERT D. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N B. HILL, Aucta0neer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE E DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county, Va. ia 20-lm
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NorE The Proxy must be acknowledged before
Magistrate or Notary Public, and certified by him,
attested by two witnesses. ia 2l-tdm
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A young, respectable man wants stu
"A alton as SALESMAN in Clothing Store He
has been Salesman for the last three years in one of
the principal establishments IN Philadelphia, which
gives him full experience in the business. Address
II. H. g. at this office. las O-2ttT
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FORM OF PROXY.

my Tor our) proxy with full power aud authority TO
represent me Tor us1 and vote for me Tor ns) upon
any stock in general meeting of the stock holders of
the Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Ccmpa-
ny, be held at the Broad Hotel in the city
of Richmond the 9th day of February next, here.
by investing my said proxy with all the power and
authority which could exercise were l personally
present.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day of -,
1854
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SIGHr DRArrs ON New ORLEA.s-In
sums suit purchasers for sale ut eli times by J.
b. MAcMURDO. 1t Exchange Bsnk.
dec 6-d6m
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SIMoss, THE DAGUEaREorYPisr, is in
Richmond what Napoleon was In Itsiy-slways
victorious; and like Napoleon too he has to ansx er
for the ezecntion Of ~ many heads for just
- he gets good aim at one,s head. he sokss Il of
quicker than jos can say Jack Robinson. de 81
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DR.. VIZ. II. MiLsos. Z practitioner, for
fHILADELP HaA, bees lssvs to tender 70 the cifL
Gems Of kehnon9 his services n ell the branches Of
n,s Grofsaac. DE-. AiLnon maz - fuanA AsEing
BUILDING, corner Of Nah an6 Governor etreets
end, - night, y NJ resdsnsss VIRGINIA HOUSE,
0race styeeE - Isms
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4M1uE<3 49, sssxn AA3exs 80 !:
! 3 ssss:'s !, ]. !, /,