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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

The Eye and Ear.-OAice Hours for Consult
tation, from 10 daily. JAMES w. POWELL M. D.,
Oculst and aurist, 502 Broadway.
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place among articles Of ne class No other dye beauties
ed or gray hair N I've minutes The color produces
hs cannot disting ushed life tnt and
kher mr. noves stead Of Burning he bar Soil and 40
J lied Al No. Assr House
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sided horrible looking covering head II is certainly
not hat II it is shocking bad one Take our advice,
part with it. and adopt In its place of KNOCKS
latest styles He be found the corner Of Broadway aud
Fulton streets.
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No Traveller thinks of Leaving the City
without one Of those beautiful Ambrotypes taken by ADY
and his Ell known galleries, Nos 205 and $50 Broadway
CAL and see hne specimens.
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Something New, and Wanted by Every
solidihed cream of wild flowers prepared
Of thousand owersn the virtues Of which the
purifying the teeth breath making the skin clear soft and
fragrant and for washing infants Beautifully prepared Ex
EHER i Co, Agents = ''''' "4 : : O'''O>
The Eye and Ear.-Omce Hours for Consult
taion, from to 4 daily JAMES W. POWELL, M d.,
Ocnlist and aarIst 5o2 Broadway.
Per Persia.-Received a Case OF Piesse 81
Lnbns ranglpanni or eternal perfume with choice Sc
Flower Farms.
Mcham, England, ,..,
GEO b. INGEK& CO., Dispensing Druggists,
OF Walker st. and broadway.
Hair Dye, Hair Dyc.-Cristatsoro's Excel
sior hair dye.
That here's not in existence a dye for the hair
y Ss f hseaor hair % aae sold and
piled, in private rooms at No. Aston House
APerfume In Common Use, even TO this
daywas the invention Of one of The earliest Of the Roman
powder saehet composed every known spice IN equal
20 @ Whole @S r
liquid OF the name invented BY his grandson Mercu
solves out the fragrant principles This has the merit OF be
ing the most lasting perfume made
HoIIoyay,s Ointment and pills are Aston
penetraies meat will this ointment reach the affected parts
II
lane York "a Strand London; and by all druggists
at 25c., 6.1ac and 81 per pot or box
Tokai Offers Advantages for those who
In society perfumes the BREATH no splitting
juice being swaowed particularly adapted 10Y dyspepcs or
young who find tobacco injurious Retaled slloons
segar drug stores New York. Jersey Newark Brooklyn
&c. Depot Az Broadway
To Nervous sufEerers.--A Retired Clergy
man. restored health in few days. after many Of
great suffering anxious TO make known the
win send uree) the prescription used. Direct the
Rev; JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No. 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Worthy Of NOte.-Chc fnct that Diseased
lungs the middle and latter stages of consumption
have been Cared in repeated by WlSTARs basim
wild cherry be subsianated by the strongest proof
Rupture.-OnIy Prize Medal Awarded to
Marsh Co. by the Industrial Exhibition OF all Nations at the
Crystal Palace for their patent radical truss Re
ferepces its superiority Professors Valentine Mott Will
lard Parker and John NJ Carnochan open from A. NJ to
9P. NJ. MARSH CO., No. 21s Maiden lane, N X.
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q. Carney would Respectfully Announce

tOrraphs. made only nave an
DOB uary and excel portrait OF the kind ever
70 the public splendd specimens may De seen a' NO oos
Brcadx
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THE TURF.

EAsHlON COtRsF.-To LET, THE REFRrsUurNT
ro &C OF me ashton Course for the approaching sll
O'Clock Y W a. whsh time II rented they viii he ID
posed q al public auction '' '' VIM oe a"-
E'AshloN JOCKEY B.-GENTLFNFy pFeTP0r
81 ohing the Fashion Jockey Club will spplv throngh
70 ne unit tencd al the New York ote bet ween
ana o'clockP. NJ. J. A. VALENTINE sec'v p y n
TIN1oN COURSE 4. T-TR0TTIyc --oy TrIITpsnIy
~, s.t - AZ O'Clock match Tor $40 600 miles and
repeat 70 wagons ". Woodruff names q Prince Geo.
slctr names b. Lantern Cars leave The south ferry
h'ekHn Ter The Course nj 2 O'Clock
We tFofth over. Fare 10 60 and return 81
SHAW wHlrE, Proprietors
MON COURSE, J. I-rRoTTTNG.-oN MONDAY,
stIt 10 ats cclcck, r. NJ, purse and stake ~ e2UD
mie heaif, lest hce IN hte, 70 harness ~ ~ McNann
names ". Brown Uck N woodruff names e. Rochet
: Mclaughlin names Isedy Moscow Cars win leave
y" South fsrry hfcokyn ~ ~ o'crt and return
90 nc sIsri q ovr~ rare 4 20 ant ~ ccn,s
SHAW NhifE, frspr@iecA
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ore gray youthful appearance and cure badness
AL those who have been and bald, anc now
perfect heads Of hair when young, by using M
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Broadway Of Fulton street have this day opened
splendid Of ladies' ppes vcorines, peerines and
eapes with cuffs match fitch mink stone marten sabes,
and other frs style and finish cannot be exceed
They would attention the fact that they have old
sosk put upon customers everything in their stock
having manufactured this expressly
fr them supervision, regardless OF
epse 10 style which fail TO please the most ssdous
their bear examination, and
wanted be Just they represented fORD SCOTT,
no Broadway lower corner OF Fulton street, sign oil me
ltw Hat
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worthy or Note.-rhc fact that Disease


NuItuEes-OHIy EF1ZC NWUTUcU TO
Marsh by the Industrial Exhibition OF all Nations at the
Crystal Palace for their patent radical truss Re
erepces TO its superiority Professors Valentine Mott Will
lard Parker and John VI. Carnochan open from A. NJ to
9PM MARSH Il CO., No. 2ls Maiden lane, Ny.
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Daguerotypcs In cases, % cents; large
size 50 cents; taken establishment only, in at
these pr.ces Quincy CO. Picture Makers, $50 Broadway
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wholesale. kelly FERGUSON. No 29i broadway and
keade have fall and chico stock Of brocaees
delaires worstsd dsmasks lace and muslin curtains,
coruces rps &c which offered At the lowest prices
shades-Our stock of window shades the largest
m New manufacturing facilities enable
offer goods less than other houses We invite the
attention q close buyers.
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"
Ills neutrality-suspicious. and science declare
That there's not In existence a dye for the hair
That with the Excelsior at all can compare.
CRIsTADORO's Excelsior hair dye is made sold and a
Piled in private rooms, at No b Aston House.
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QWUgg1sts' Fancy ss0ous Exciuhvesy.-
Aassse combs soap, extracts pomades instruments isrt
r1n merry and toilet articles every article sold bv drug
- .ueepi drugs Imported and sold Wholesale b. RUFus
- nclyAko 4 Co. IS Nassau street.
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10 WhOIeN1e ana C0uhtfy OruRES~
nNsres Park se4 Broadway, New York, Invite the At
pttcn OF large and close buyers 10 Their immense stock o.
uvpesn and patent medicines al and below man
srtnrsrs price, BY the dozen package 100 gross
6lnGRs MARX New York. Cincinnati and san FRANCHISES
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81. fsUrNeY WONId NcsYcCtlNIy Nn1OukNt "a
- that he continues his Photographic End
iaxuerreoype business his old gallery $40 Broadway
az Of Leonard street. and that he has not removed
OF his 10 part OF the city, nor does
. inend doing He has however made important atef
ncns prov the Photographic department, and
enabled with the advantage Of superior artiss to pro
dcce finer pictures than have heretofore been taken in hs
O0unuy. J. GUREEY, $40 Broadway, cor Leonard vt.
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des elegantly engraved wedding cards, envelopes &C., can
be had appon, sent BY post to any part OF the conn
Try EyEhDELL, sn2 broadway, corner OF Duane street.
Lstabhshed In Issl.
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Look at This.-To Citizens aud Strangers


n boots aud shoes 20 to :. tAHll = III
Broadway where get style tnu yon want This
= the largest cheapest fashionable 10 the world.
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he ladies' the only whose artificial ns car Far l. ep
IA does crisp their rngeis hesa .otraors
Drowned rendered black In i've minutes uy WI
kasy Auid Sold aud applied Al No. Astor House
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7e2 Observation-Disclosures Wahpene will Me-

Is six weeks by my ouguent which will not STAN OF II ~
ME 81 bottle, part Of the country 49,
ERAlAM; goos broadway; briggs. 81 state street Al "s
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ror,.,o 81. Cor Winter Use.-Now is I

time 10 ON, a en- up Examine the improvements In Ar
thur itch and iar~ and ascertain how admirably
The vessels sed 90 The purpose The trade supplied
by n. r. TOR HEf, No. Plat street, New York.
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Per Persfa.-Reccived Case OF Piesse ~
Lubn's rangpanni eternal perfume with choice Sc
lection OF other peIlumery.
Flower Farms,
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49,, x.,-- vV,gs--5. go Of those Inv,si-
,...s.,.r,. uasr ,ys, Wigs rnd To"pees

-. others Their imp
Surfeci comfort he natural eekA ~ Il anxI 4,
Ii HE unrivaed and only harmless naa a., s..ad~sy
Twelve private rooms at BATcHEbobs ~
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vVllder,s Patent Salamander Safe
THE sArE - THE WORLD.
Warranted free Il ON dam pDess
Dspot No. IL Water street, near Wall New York.
Is. a. WILDER CO.,
Patentees and manufacturers
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Minnie Min.urn certainly a very Pretty


and name has been for time engaged in writing
story OF life la the Southwest for neghbors Of the sun
newspaper. From what have heard ot IL Minnie Will
make str the reading public BY her original style
ana terse vigorous writing he story Ii called Inc
DutousJ and said he founded facts which have
the Southwest Minnie "a very pretty name we re
neat ma the buttons Thursday next. On
Thursday, then, look sharp for the sun.
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Portable dressing Cnses-Ine most COh-
pee and elegant article manufactured having every
quisiie for genil-mans toilet For sale at A. j. SAUN
DEKs, No. Z Astor House, and 3S7 Broadway,
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man. restored health in few days. after many Of
great suffering anxious to make known the means
win send uree) the prescription used. Direct the
Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL No. 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
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otluus' VIII ~ III. excelsior dye IL the only
Nat produces inssantsneousiy nv. .cal r Ala, -
brown black without dscol S .nntld "a n 49,
he moisture 81 the hbres sold S&' app'i'e w. N''
Wouse.
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cANDDArns FOR orrTcn

TIcKBT.-- - u.--The FeOpic,B
Fer Mayor-JosEPH MAYO
Seygeonf-PETER w gPfr1ns f#
.lssesser-LEWIs Hill.
Tx Icdeesor-JuLlus A. ROBSON.
G r'yn Cens =, r. TYLER
SGasger.SAMPSoN JONES.
S go. aneasurer-LEWIS n LICK
S,r, naMg Horks-1AMEs 4. DAVIS
S,',', s S !porks-THos II. WYNNE
ssaL Sfreets-M BATES
reg.aT vote Werks-M L. STRATToN
nesper Pcoy Honse-JoHN PEARCE'
SON 3'e" -AnchtbALD WlLkIN-
Sharter Election BY many " - '"e sAsu'ns
hnotc. Nothiass, Fillmore Men.
NH Q. "a, od Line Wigs and Deroeruf,.
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" To the Puhlic...Refnre the meet

V To the Public...BefOre the meeting
for the office of City Guager, had declined being
candidate for the office and had authorised Mr. Semp
son Jones to publish card to that effect had not
the way Of my accepting u nomination from any por
ton of my fellow citizens, as Mr.. Franklin Stearns
who was Prlvy to ell that passed between u.s. has
per now publicly to announce that | do accept the
nomination with due acknowledge ents to the friends
who have made 1t without solicitation on my part
and with the assurance that will serve the public to
the best OF my ability if elected. The continuance
OF the former card after the meeting of Thursday
]oth March was OF course unauthorized by me. As
my nomination and acceptance were both known to
Mr. Jones took it for granted that the publication
of the card would be stopped by him he had it in
serted. Respectfully,
NH 26-dtf RICHARD FOX
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BY K. Ii. Cook e. Go,
ny Es II. COOK q Co.
ELsEs,G LEG ,s,T FURNITURE AND SUPERB

ELEGANT FURNITURE AND SUPERB
l.! - ROSEWOOD PIANO, AT AUCTION--O On
MoNOAf, 7th April, at 10 o'clock at my residence
Main street, will sell the whole of my Household
ana hitehen Furniture consisting in part of SPLEEN
ad Rosewood fiano and Stool, made by Chick ering
Parior and Rocking Chairs Centre and Pier Tables
marble tops; Gard and Side Tables superb Curtains
Sideboards; splendid Extension Table; What Not ;
lounges Wardrobes; elegant Bureaux superior bi Oh
rost french and other Bedsteads; Feather Beds /;
npfins mattresses; Washstands Casters; Tenders and
ERE sets; plated Candelabras and Candlesticks |;
Knives and Forks; Tea Sets; Dinner Sets; Glassware
Crockery &C. very large Cooking etove and Fix.
numerous to mentor. o WV
ALso.A u O'Clock precisely will be sold, my
serssns ert VINO 10 first rate Seamstress Chamber
au Nurse and house servant, Fl years old of unex.
ceptionsble character, and sold for no fault
As am about leaving the CITY, persons wi ,bing To
purchase may rest assured that everything will be
'"ha WITHOUT reserve. HENRY LYMAN
S.,. No. So Main ct.
NH % ~' NAsss'
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y Full Ticket for Monroe Ward--

-, Mivor-TOSEPH MAYO.
tr,s ss5El-ellfh'G -fttorney-R. T. DANIEL
S,ys.rat-P w GRUBBS.
4,,rrsor-S n DAVIS
C,.v CoUer!or-J. A H0BSON.
mon C. ,asfablt-FRED. BUTLER.
l14v0er--RICH'D FOX.
cram Me1-vrrr--L. II. LUCK.
Vypt Water iI'orks.-JAS L. DAVIS
Svpt Gas Works---T. II WYNNE.
Svrt Streets M. BATES.
Rr5,,trr Water Horks--M. L. STRATTON.
Ksrper Poor H1ase--JNO. PEARCE.
Capt. Nigh. Wateh---A. WILKINSON
-i!deTBes,
LipscoIHh, James Bray.
c. c, Elicit, Fleming Griffin,
John NJ. Murray.
COu.eR
R. O. Morris, J. p. Morton,
J. \, Scott, D. J. Saunders,
6 L C-utchfe!d
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FARM IN CHESTERFIELD, FOUR

FARM In CHESTERFIELD, FOUK
MILES FROM MANCHESTER, ON THE
MAIN COURTHOUSE ROAD, FOR SALE AT
March, 1856, the premises, commencing at o'ck
P. NJ, the farm located as above called "Kuhusd
containing by recent survey, 773 acres The build
ings on the place are sufficient for q small family
There is fine mill seat and mill dam on the farm
which is well adapted to grst MILL besides, there is
a fine stream of spring water which would make an
excellent situation for paper mill.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 8, and 9
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained until last note is paid Taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN APPERSON
NH "A Auctionesrs
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BY Thomas w. keesee,
(OMcs with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.

tOhice with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. % Pearl ST.
EAMILY HORSE, TOP BUGGY AND
l. TWO MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on SATURDAY morning, the 29th inst,
at 10 O'clock at the regular horse auctsn lot the
gas works, very superior family Horse; dark bay;
years old; warranted sound and kind in hsrness.-
One good (city made) second hand Top Buggy; two
good work Mules.
Also, several saddle and harness Horses
THOS. w. KEESEE,
NH u Auetonser
ADDITIONAL-Will be added to the above sale
one very fine bay Horse, four years old, warranted
sound and works well in single and double hsruess
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
NH 20 Auct.
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ETA ono Rro,hsr Mechanical. Gentle

= ~ ali amor me in the Dispatch Of the 10th
MN - Ito announce myself a candidate fer the
s.t 70 to i NIGH coSSTABtE Of the city Of Rich.
o t.cFs hs, been read BY me with much pleasure; ;
wa however gratifying il might De TO me 70 comply
ana, cpes, couehed in terms 80 friendly, and from
win 20 Ssnterested as now know this to be,
40. bes le.vs to say that presented my name to
nv Convention at the African Church on the 10Th
tns NSt.vm;ned In good faith to abide its decision,
'ns sssfors feel bound by every consideration to
Ss-s 10 that determination 50 long " the present
.ines is in the field. can do no more at present
tns ,.ney in which YOU have thought proper to no.
49, ,e and shall rememher with grat'tnde the
l ', which induced you to give me this call
Verv respectfully, your ob't serN't
NH Ga-lt" "n. pIAA>'
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wTo the Voters ofrhe City of Richmo nt

wTo the Voters off the City of Richmond.
FELLOW CIrIzENs:-As l have been requested
through the medium of two of the newspapers of this
candidate for the Office of MAYOR of this city, and
being personally solicited by many friends do so,
beg leave with feelings Of the profoundest gratitude
announce myself candidate for the Office Should it
be the pleasure of the citizens Of Richmond to honor
me with that post assure them that every effort
be made TO discharge its important and response
BILE duties promptly and faithfully.
NH 6--dte Very respectfully,
B. w STARKE.
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COMMISSIONER,S SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF RICH.

COMAiISSIGNEK's SALE OF yALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF RICH.
MoND, AND ADJACENT THERETO.-As Com
mssioners appointed by decree ofthe Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond, in the of O'Neils
exor.'s against ONei, &C., pronounced ON the 18th
March, 1856, shall proceed sell az public auc.
tion the premises, in the order advertised. on
TUESDAY, the 18th April 1856, at o'clock, p M, if
fair if not the next fair day, the following valuable
real estate in the city of Richmond and county of
Henrico, being all the real of which Bernard
ONe late of the said city, died seized, except that
portion thereof devised to his brother Michael. o.
Neil viz:
LIST. A new Brick and granite.front Tenement on
Broad street. adjoining the Central Rairo I'D Depot
now occupied by L: Antellotti
End. A house and lot Valley and Venable streets
occupied by John Hagan.
3rd house and lot on Valley and Venable streets.
occupied by Pat Donahoe and others.
4rh Two small Tenements, on Venabls street; in
rear of the above
9TH house and lot Valley street, nearly op, o.
site the residence of Jno. Priddy
9Th A house and lot on Valley street, near old Dis
tillery.
7th vacant lot the east side of Valley street,
near the old Distillery.
9th. vacant lot on the east side of Valley street,
old Distery.
9Th Avacant lot on 18th street, in rear of Michael
HArcell
oth vacant lot on Poplar street. % feet front be-
Eweep 18th and l4th streets.
tillery.
18th. house and lot near do do.
18TH lot and Improvements on 18th street old
D1stIliery
18th ivscant lot t22 feet 'front.' east of Valley
street, and south of Christian street.
18th vacant lot east side Adams street, on
Union Hill.
18TH vacant lot on south side Pleasant street, on
Union Hill.
18th vacant lot on north side Pleasant street, on
Union Hill.
18th. house and lot on Union Hill, occupied by
Jim Woodson, colored man.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable interest added, and title
retained till last il paid and conveyance directed
by the Court. q
The taxes for the present year to be paid BY the
purchasers. MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
WIN. w. CRUMP,
Commissioners.
Sale by 0oDDIN & APPERsos, Aucts.
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE yALUA-

~ BILE REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST
AND UNION H1LL-As Commissioners under a
decree Of the Circuit Court of Richmond, made on
the Goth day of March, 1885, in the suit of Ho and
wife against Rogann &c, shall sell at public auc-
ton upon the premises respectively, on TUESDAY
22d day of April 1885, in the order named below the
real estate of which Gregory Roganni died
namely-at II O'Clock, NJ, brick tenement and lot
fronting Is feet the north side of Franklin street
opposite to Trinity Church, and adjoining Billiards.
Hotel, and now occupied by N. NenzeI and Henry
Street.
Immediately thereafter will be sold the tenement
at the of Franklin and Wall streets known as
the white Halp' corner fronting IL feet, and run
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property
And on the afternoon of the same Gay, commencing
at Il O'Clock will be sold the House and lot ON Union
Hill, on 22d st, in rear of the Methodist church.
and now occupied by Mr.. J. B. Martin. This proper
ty will be divided as to lay off several building lots
separate from the house.
TERMS: One-third cash and the balance on q GRE
dit of and IL months with interest from the day of
SALE for negotiable notes. and title retained until con-
veyance is decreed by the court.
Taxes and insurance for this year be paid by the
purchasers. h. A. CLAIBORNE,
c. c. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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JAMES ALLEN.

~ To The Voters of the Civ of Vich
mond.-i respectfully announce myself candid ate
for the office of sH ERlFF for the city of Richmond
AZ the ensuing election Should it be the pleasure Of
my fellow citizens to confer the ONCE upon me I
think with nine years experience Sheriff and Dep
uty shall be able TO discharge the duties with salts
action to them and credit to myself
Respectfully, ALEX. B. HUTCHESON
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin Il Apperron


COMMIasIONER,s SAFE OR VAR
ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON CiAY. nsTwrs.
a ~. Ms AND FousHEE SEREETs.-As Comm;.icns.
NJ nns circuit Court Of the City of Richmopd pro.
ouncea on the 18th March, 1856 In the suit n 49,,
tsa smith, kc shall proceed to sell Ct pubic sar
Act On az ne premises TUESDAY the sth dsv a.
ferr.S 49, ~ n o'clock, p. M the Real Eatase -.
srnnna " 70 the plaintiffs BILL consisting Of lot AZ
proysms~ esceiient Brick Dwelling and other i'm
Adams and On lne north side Of Clay street. between
dence of Mr. streets, nearly opposite the resi-
mil. I9 Inn southall The hous. /. ~
dations. oendes ample servanfs accommo-
f,I T ai.s.;.a CASH balance a. - .,a 10
till last note !. psid interest adds and title retained
- .ne me, taxes and assurances for Ii. ,.
De paid oy the purchaser s sae present year to
Sal. nv eoDn, R. r; aow1soN, conu,..,o,.,
oa'e ~ oopDIN ArrERsoN. Aucts mhss
AND IN HENRICO 1,0TTNrv
- SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of tr,.. FOH
20 Us hopt. ID vaughan and Joseph W r C,.s
Geo for tns benefit OF VIM. p Stother W,i,1 iAu,
mcfarland and Thomas W. MeCsncs.' . w Imam h.
shall offer for sale, public auction On mssss &c
the 9th day of April, 1885, in frort of the Ha.i,
county Court House, that being Court d.v :. 90
O'Clock all the interest convey ed to us hem: 49,,
undivided ffteenths of tract of land in Hsn.;e
county, adjoining the lands of Temple kedd Rsnhe
acres. if44
1t understood that the remaining sis win h. a.
Tered to the purchaser. by the parties owning the
same, at the rate which the 1915 may SELL '-'
TERMS made known on day of sale.
Acting as trustee, we shall convey only such title
as Is vested in rs by the deed.
" I; A aobS,s SMITH, Trustees.
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