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81 a daer de l'adoption de cote ofdonnance il
Hsa permits nduclenfs de rnys eide charret1es
de demandsr rtceNor les prix suivans pour lie char
cement ct n de tous produits narchan
discs ct auires Gbjes dams les liEes de la Vile.
Ponrto Voyage a une distance n'excedant pas six
HE'S Il. 30 cents.
Az DE iets et8 n'excedant pas 10 iIets 40 cents
III II efs 81 xeedant pas ia ets. go cen MS.
DE is itets iii aegeedani |pas 81 iJe, & 80 cents
DC III lets eli an lessls s . II pasire
font eoHduteaT de- dfay Oh de- charretie utii deman
dera plus cue Hes Ill dessus sera passble dune
Saslida de SO Tec6uvable dudit eondnctenr de draw
gu de eharfee GU d proprietai ira tiu dit draw on de- h
die charret,e l# 37533 F8s
y BY Il lsignelRl FRED BUIsS ON, MI Ms
Approved sill Of June 1915. s}$.f5# B
s8 Isigaehl VIM FRERET.
i8 6s 85sSfs ia Mayor
"A true extJact. q. w. Lnvrs, ssc'ty
m2a DOT S $55 8{s&sI
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DENTISTRY.

1szszz=sssa CHARLES II. KELLS, ID. ID. s.,
Ne 5l Canal street between Cas9ndeIe and
lIJtIJTEETHin inserted in full partial sets which,
for Beauty Utility and Comfort the Wearer cannot be exceed
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N0OD1yA2D'S CABINET, FusNT-
u T 1i5 atr MAkEKooMs No IFS Magazine street and II
FT1 made to order in good and substantial manner Office
FURNITURE made and repaired. Hotels Ships Steamers
and supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
the shortest notice. $500 As ''
N B-Eaving taken the large brick-honse on Julia street
families leaving the city ' a' ~ e'ou' ioi
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended to with care
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N No 266s ] ss4 HI
Rssotsea, That the Comptroer.be and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to sell at auction, after
Ten days notice in The official Journal the contract
year 10 date from The opening Of The navigation Of
said BayouSt John--subject the approval or rejec
lion Of The Common Council, and in accordance with
specifications on 6iein the Surveyors office.
Isigned] T.. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
3 ISignedl . J. J ;LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen. e
Approved March Is, 1856.
[sgnedi JoHNsL. LEWIS, Mayor.
. Notices hereby given that on MONDAY, the 14lh
inst will adudicate at my office, at 70 o'clock NJ,
the above contracts IA 55s3f5s
. apps O.@DEBUYS, Comptroller.
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CHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
- with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal Sausages Triple and
every thing in the hncheng line Barrels and halfbaFrels of
Choice Corned Beef order for Cabin Family use
~ AUGUSTUS c. MERKEI.
N. B-Steamboats Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
Stock sch fresh mich Cows, Hogs Sheats, Pigs, Sheep
Goats Geese, Ducks Chickens etc. mttf
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NMTAS brought 10 the City Police Jail on the Sd OF
Il WV March, the tight grif boy THOMAS; ISIS feet
110nches high ; is about 20 years old ; has mark of
mule kick on the forehead. Says he belongs 10 Mr..
James Brown brickayer by trade, living in Rodney,
Mississippi III =@ .m
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law t
s@s &taH sa7 as4 Z 5st5 L. BLANCHARD, 5z5. @
MT 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail. n
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sslAE.Tx % N.aW ORLEANS.

s$#45 CITY HAIL.
6sitNof 9ew o Eieans, s7thof March, 1856. .
TTyXTRACT )of8 All finance of the General Council
y OF the City pf CIV Orleans, entitled san ordln-
ailes. drays, carts approved on anes
4th. Be srtiser ordatis6, THAT from and after ne
passage of this ordinance shali be lavtdI for dav-
men and carmen ,o demand and receive the following
ratesfof all produce and other objects
loaded. transferred and tnoaded within thellmt5 q
The city For|eve ~ 5ioad ofs trip--- III .
Notsxcesdng III distance ave gaarss W ~ 81
as5 ss ss..:o g e,s..
do do do s 20 sS do Y sn els.l
IA Exceeding & do IA 3s do. .t....5zi w cts.
ANY draysaiIl on afttnam oh more lhah me
above sHai he liahle NJ ine 81
from such draFnan 81 earfnas, or owner The dray
,rgyysr
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MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the l7lh
+ wv inst the dark negro man O. Is 0RGE; is S feet
7inches high; is about 90 years old. Says he belongs
to Mr. George Caldwell, cotton planter living about
10 miles above Naiche2, Mississippi.
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law;
81 z, BLANCHARD,
ma215t Keeper of the City Police Jail.
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Dfyades, rues Julie ct iro
@5 CONNIE eptves-
s Une CheVfe bruno, le Yentre blame des lie
dos les deIx orees ecourtees OF fendues.
Une ChdvTe blanche, ayse des glandes les comes
eourtes. 5#s 38S
t Une Cheyre gTise ct blanche, ayec uil collier fl ID
les all animaux ne sont pas recianes$ dams dix
j0urs, et depenses payees, lis seront vendus a
l'enchere EhbliqIe, dit depot JEUDIle 10 asril
proehain,d IL heures A. M. 53S.s5G 6s55ss
AUGsfS. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
N He. OINeans5 le5 81 mars 1855, al S o. |
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III ete conduit an depot des epayes du Qualreme
District, rue Jackson entire les rues Constance Ell
Laurel, CONNIE epayes- &.G9l@t t5g5s95
I'm Gheval alezsn, haut d'envron 10 i-2 mains, une
bsnde blanche has de Ia face les pieds bancs errc
AL qnatre pieds, aYant des marques de harnais d
Isl lie dit animal lest pas reclame dams dix jours, Ell
les depenses payees, IL aefa yendu, a Pencherepu-
blEque, lie liDDl 40 ilprochain atf0 heures A. M
#5 ~ 5Estf${AIJG s. pIffsIipS ~ 1
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DORIA-50 hf bbis Dominick's Pig, for sale BY
VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & Co,
N Is Tchoupioulas street,
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II FEEDS FOUNDRY, NEW oRIE 4 s.; TE 4
~ Co. Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Hor
zonita Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans SUI
gar Kettles Carihers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Machinery required for the South. &4ftG
We duly authorized and prepared to construct
STILIIMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fa1o 4 g1F1,
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AUG. S. PHELPS,
E Street Commissioner.
NeR Orleans, March 81, 1856. 5Eal SO
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IL d ete conduit au depot des Epaves du Second
District, eneoignure des rues SteAnne ct Derbigny,
conrIe epayes-- a n gf5s js3l 54saS . I'd si5 & 4.
Ell Tine Jument creole bale, environ 13 1-2 mains de
hautles qaatre pieds bancs depuis quelle etc mise
aux epaves, allie a mis- bas dune poulche -t:s
81 la dlte Jument Ell son petit ne son pas recames
dams jours Ell les depenses payees lis seront yen-
aaus lenctere pubqne, au dit depot JEUDl 10 aFFil
pIocAains a510 heuEes Al NJ: -, =,
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which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penseE thereon paid, wbe sold at public auction, NJ
said Found, on THURSDAYS the 10Th Of April next,
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WINNERS CANADIAN VEIsnrIFUGE.- "A
w Certain Remedy for Worms 1t is fact, established be-
o s mds e OF GoH BY the md Of
diseases win wich children Sicsd are by worms
the cause is either not known attributed to something else
for p hH s Sop Ham m @
less netectual the however has at length been attained
A s fa as55 T bS
] Ct the most eminent physicians and respectable nd
wISERs 0AS RfEhy TE5 GEFyR WARRANTED
1t is safe in lis operation, and more easily administered than
s so%G G o S ns s sen s @
p@ Of ea1sn eG2 9n snssa E the
itching in e osls, which the patient q pick bis nose
FL sssR @ to S gsns SS" T s se i"
FISH, se m o rfSs beng vocio" others
To The following certificates might added but it
Y iS IS sfsP f's sGf iS5 f
We the undersigned having frequently administered me4
S9 X @ S EH & H. asS 5ss as y a
s ssa remedy for tie expulsion
I''en''fe Of the R. C. Of sF'3 D6 il IsIa5 ETC.
Member of the R. c. of Surgeons in London, ETC.
FROM TUE REy j. FhAN as5d \. o,E;B;ANBRooE o W
M Is. 5Isnsd 1
ugs 1 y Gas here ts prefers other
p po ns sR Edfs which is great
July 16 1916. JOHN FLANAGAN
Ny. Physicians generally WINER'S CANADIAN
EERMlFUGE This medicine is simple vegetable preparn-
tion and always be administered with perfect safety and
CONFIDENCE as to the result and will always destroy WORMS and
Over thousand certificates have sent Agents from
planters MERCHANTS and physicians bearing testimony to the
tcacy OF TINS ntallble remedy Warranted all cases
n fSPhGsa o by j0HN WNER Manufacturing Chemist
R@ Sold wholesale and RETAIL manufacturers prices by
eo, - J. WRIGHT 4 CO., New0rleuns,
lez9iy l5l and Il Charities street New Orleans La.
RgsSET BROGANs AND MUD BOOTS.
1SFOR PLANTATION USE-The subscribers have on hand
superior Oak Tanned Russet Brogans Mud Boots selected
LOT plantation expressly Also, we'll assorted stock of
Boots and Shoes for sale low. ~ -
d5 John B. YALEETtNEk co strn
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One brown she Goat white belly, black stripes on
y The back both ears cropped and split. .$ss }$t
One while she Coal with iwaitlas and short horns
Il One gfayand whiteshe Goat with a collar.
8 Which, not claimed within ten DAYS and the ex-
penses teteon paid viii be sold at public auction al
said pound, 4 on THURS DAY, the 10Th April next
~ AT II o'coHks A.. IA. Sss ID
TAT IA II. AUG. S. PHELPS,
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5TWEJAS hauled from near Post No. 80, as cucumber
+ ing and obstruction the public leyee, by order
o|sihe Whar6nger, and deposited on the City Depot
Opposite Annpmeiasion Markets about q ia u.s.
Il l47 double eam car, loads of Gravel ballast
. Which, not claimed within ten days, and The ex-
phnses thereon paid will be sold Mt public auction, al
slid place Of deposit, on THURSDAY, the 10th of
April next at 9 l-2 O'Clock r. NJ. 81 y
i s@5 IA UG.e s. PHELPS,
omar
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ngaev orleans, March a5, 1856. sss75s ms6 81, a3

HI a ees conduit au depot des epayes du Second Dis
strict eli oig ure des rues ste-Anne ct Derbigny,
CONNIE epaves gs&s I
Tn chEval alezah bruins; fonce d'enYiron is mains
do haat hne hande blanche Ia faces borgne de Roei
gauehe hne loupe Ia jamie gauche de devani.n
lnfnre la cheylle de la jamie droe de derriere, ct
99derre aux quare peds. ts8s a*- IN E@
fti4 UHe Ghevre blanche ct tachetee'de nolr.5s
DI,e Ghevre brun fonce 81 blanche. E 4l5g "a +.
s ri lea dts animanx ne soht pas reclames dams dix
jours depenses pnyees 5seront Tendus Zen.
schers ptbiique, all dit depot, VEN DREDIs4 d'avr
prochalA a 10 henres "A. M LIZ 3a5l
ss5s3@s3] M 8 AUG. S. PHELPS,
& s.S9S5 323 Commissalredes Rues. l
8 Mile 1rean liz Of mars 1856. mao 81 az i5
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XXTAS brought 10 the City Police Jail on the 5th
w instant, The grif boy WILLIAM HARRY; is
feet IA INCHES high; Is about IS years old has
scar on the left cheek. Says he belongs 10 Madame
Latfteau living at Bay ST. Louis, Hancock county,
State of mississippi ss5 no. 5T%5@5.@ {,
The owner lis requested to call and claim said slave
according 10 law. S&G a6s# ,9 '
5tts isfsa5 Il. PLANCHARD,
ma2 Isl Keeper Of The City Police Jail.
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LUNNsCEILOsS BROS. q {

IUNNSCHLDSS BROS. q Co.
N~>sm ia Camp street. beg leave to advise the City
q sS[ and Country trade that they have on hand
S--sSS-Is on consignment, and ordered to close
forthwith, 4 large assortment Of Guns, Rifles,
Pistols Swords Table and Pocket Scissors Porteon
Builders Hardwnre of every description Crates Tools etc.
ec they offer at most reasonable prices and
tnF tnryis Z Fa1I
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z First District Pound.
NK7TAS brought 10 The First DISTINCT Pound on Dry
AIDES street. between Julia and Girod Streets as
estrays- M s588
One white and brown she d both earssplIt, and
u vi iii 80 collar and ring.
One white and brown she % oat, with a collar and
4 ring ri III Wal ss 8ji 55S II
A$ And, as e1euTabrances street, 81 :
Two vines -barroWss. an old Shovel, Straw Hat
gEand an5old Jkekets ty$s, S5$f ~
Which, II Eiot claimed within ten days ana The ex-
penses there pn paid will be sold public auction at
NJ said pound, M 0NDAY, the 9Th April next, at 10
O'clock Am 8
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OWL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
" The undersigned having formed Coparnehp for the pur
pose asactng any business Civil Engineering
and Surveying that may be entrusted TO Them within the State
Of Louisiana and having had considerable experience in that
line of business would respectfully solicit share of patronage
from those interested therein. , j. G. DREUX. r:
e % 81 q. .t'-. N W. s. MITCHELL
E55e Office No. q Commercial Place. no9 ly
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T6FAs brought 10 The Guy Police Jail on the 18th
4 wv inst, The grif girl Di NAH is feet sinches
high; about - years old has large scar near the
len eye. Says she belongs TO Mrs Martha Gilmore
H. w. G., living on Union street., First District
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law. $ -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND I'm
" HANOVER. NEAR THE FORK CaIIRCH-

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND IN
~ HANOVER, NEAR THE FORK CHURCH
Pursuant decree of the Circuit Court of the
ty of Hanover pronounced on the 18th day of March,
1856, in suit therein depending, under the style of
Thornton and Others against Tomkies and Others the
undersigned. the Commissioners therein named will
the premises at the Mansion House, on the SOth
day of this month, (May if fair. otherwise the first
suitable day thereafter proceed to sell the highest
bidder, the following terms:
Onethird cash; one-third at IL months and the re-.
naming third at two years The credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale The purchasers to
title to the land to be retained until the further order
of the Court. The tracts of Land hereinafter mem
toned:
lst The tract called Church Quarter, adjoining the
lands of VIM. Thompson, Esq, Maj. P. H. Price and
Others containing 2k acres On this land there are
comfortable buildings.
I'd The Mansion House tract, containing about 400
acres, adjoining the lands of Alex. M. Morris Esq.,
Ed Winston, Esq and others On this tract the build
ings are good, the Mansion House being one of the
nestest houses in that part of Hanover The barn and
other houses are in respectable repair. ft
Sd. The tract called Dukes adjoining the Mansion
House tract, containing $50 acres or tbereabouts.
4th. The Old Orchard, containing about 80 acres
The last mentioned tracts will be sold in BODY or
in different lots the Commissioners may determine
on the day of sale.
1t s rarely the case that such an opportunity ia af
forded persons of purchasing land in so desirable and
respectable q neghborhood as the present. being in
healthy part of Hanover in two miles of the Virginia
Central Railroad and of the Richmond, Fredericka-
burg and Potomac Railroad, and about twenty miles
from Richmond Hanover Academy 10 not more than
one mile of.
Persons wishing to see the premises win be shown
them by Mr. TEMPLE J. Blunt, living on the pre-
misses. WIN. o. WINSTON, /
VIM. R. WINN ;c,
CHASTAIN WHITE. 1eonrs'
my 9-Staw&wtds ED. w. MORRIS,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE FARM IN ORANGE CONN.
" TY vOR SALE AT AIJCTTON-As INV husi

VALUABLE FARM I'm nm Nag s,s,TIN
TY vOR SALE AT AUCTION A. nv Lusi.
ness engagements In Richmond are sueb - 10 nr.ysnt
me from Eyius that attention 70 nv Sr,rintp
tisns that they require, have determined - ali nv
Farm In Orange county Al snction on TuTTRanAy
iTth NJ J.lx rs~t oA.J ~ sac'aon oa AnonSDAi,
HIWFiELD 4 .;,n.,.a 4, ,,. 81 $780,. ...,.b-
fertile and In al rssn"cs. as.;..h s' = w
sss nonns.;r. 80 - ~ t.e oot o. the south
MA a mn ssstinr - ~ .nsn nve ,.ss nom tne IA
psna. a. s-ishi o s ~ OsnIe ana Aexsncna naii-
nv rss.nt esn 70 rrederc1snars contains
"a 4; h;ah 90 acles, OF wnich GU are cleared
!; iu -. s i1a.s OF Implovemen. Inc whole OF It
49, ~ ~. oacnsiu - umothy and clover
iSss1 Pot'ioa 9. .ne Iaet branch meadow land;
30 - ooIn po.aon ana aen lana u very productive
r,' .eIs can Do raised very large quantity OF
nay ana ssock-
~ well watered. having seven constantly running
sIesms on y. ana IL capable OF being divided into
heos OF ~ TO oo acres each, with water in oil
OF them
There Is no waste land on the tract. All that ID not
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By. Taylor g WiIIIams.
@10 am WgKTH OF Valuable.

$4,000 s MSHSH l ~ yysA sHgt g6E.
F TTyH acusH As 81 as Isl AZ THE RS
18th May at O. o'clock, A. H. at the Pswhstan House.
Broad and 18th Streets win be sold the entire stock
q Farnitu.. and furnishing !. r. the Hc.ss somp-
lent Furniture. consulting In part q followE
CHAMBER FuRsIrURE-150 French, Curtain and
Bedding. 9 large and valuable stock; 50 Mahogany
Bureaus; 50 Washstsnds; 50 Mahogany Wardrobee %
Pine do; Chairs Tables Looking Glasses; Drawers
&e., &c.
DINING RooM--Lons Mahogany Extension Tsblse
Chsirs Linen; Fans Cutlery and Silver Were; China
and Glass Ware, Sc, large variety of rich and sls-
Kitchen Furniture and appliances complets.
PARLos--l splendid Piano (Nunn Glszk,sG rich
Damask Curtains and Shades; rich Carpets and on
spring seat Chsir.; large Dsmssi Piush SoSs: ait all
Mirrors; ich Chandelier, DC. =
:, BAR RooM---Fixturss, Glass Ware, and heavy Cut
OFFICE Chairs, Desks. &C., &C.
ALsO--An excellent Omnibus and very fine
The whole of this Furniture is nearly new and Of
the best description selected with care and taste
and has been but little used;
Furniture will do well to attend the ale a. h vii he
WITHOUT RESERVE.
The ssle win be continued from day to day, at the
TERMS Sums of s. and under cash; ever that
amount and under $500, I months credit; over $780,
months credit--the credit to be for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes, with interest added
JOHN DARRACOTT
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts INV 2--d&ctds
CONTINUATION OF SALES AT THE POW !.
aATAN HOUSE.-The above sale viii be continued
THIS DAY. from 10 O'Clock A. M. to 2 p. M and
from to o'clock 2. M. As yet only portion Of the
Chamber Furniture has been Sold and the sale to-day
will embrace Chamber, Dining Room, Psrlor Office
Bar Room and Kitchen Furniture, of which there 10
a large and valuable assortment 9.sl3 p ~
Those in want of any article in the House furnish
ing line would do well to attend. s. gs4fs s 80 q
my9 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BY GOddin 81 AppersOn.
" A L. U A Is l. 4 BUILDING LOTS on

" A l. U A Is l. 4 BUILDING LOTS ON
GRACE STREET, CHURCH HILL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on FRIDAY,
ing at ) O'Clock, P. NJ, 70 feet of most beautiful
ground the South aide of Grace, between eth and
28th Streets adjoining the residence of r. K White
Esq, running back i65 feet.
1t will DO divided. if required into two lots having
each front of IS feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at A, and IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, title retained The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
sp Is GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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by Alexander Nor.
EURNITURE. DRY C1;Ons AVN cpn

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
Il CERIES.--Will be sold at auction at nv store,
ON SATURDAY next, the 10Th inst large assort-
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, &c. Also, 20 barrels Fish
10 do. Currsnts; SO do. Whiskey; 5 l pipes French
Brandy; 10 boxes Holland Gin; 10 do. Otard Dupuy
&c, +. Brandy; so do Soap 100 do Scotch Herrinss
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
Nmy9 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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~ The Only Positive Cure known Ear
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Debility Chrome Di
arrhra, is DOWDEN'S VIRGINIA BlTTERS tha
great southern Tonic, Thousands have been b.ns.
fitted by their use and warranted far superior To
any preparation known-removing all excess of Bile
and other impurities from the system 90 common AZ
this season-restoring the weak and debitated avs
TEN to health and vigor, renewing the appetite IN
crossing the circulation and bracinR the syatem 70
Withstand the facilitating effects of Southern sum
81 cents. For sale by
BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER.
And Druggists everywhere an 3-i2t2
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AUCTION sALns.
FUTURE DAYS.
MILFORD FOR aAL
~ IL Ems SALE OF LAND IN CAROLINE coUN.

- .
MILEORD FOR "A LE...COAyMIAs
~ ms SALk OF LAND IN G CAROLINE CoUN-
~, ADJOINING MILFORD DEPOT.-As Com
n.aoner under decree of the Circuit Court Of the
n s o. henricos ct special term Of said Court
sde 90 January 1856, in the suit Of Csbell va Co
s,., 3e- shall offer at public auction, at Caroline
Ss. sssn on me 18th day Of May. 1856 q ococh,
saloinins Milford depot The tract contains ass,
snd ,ss on each side Of the Richmond and
The wood land il very valuable there beinr an sbun
a aS o. timber for the farm The open land 10 a.
say on the riysr, but has been rented out for
numbsr OF years and be easily brought 10 hisb
state Of Improvements " 'N' ing"
nsre large orchard Of apple trees on the place
large sum. o 70 ''aae W yield
me improvements on the place are not in very good
date mnall family.
three PASSENGER trains pass this place daily. going
and returning to Richmond se'e
Inc TERMS will be made known on the day of sale.
a PERSONS desiring information apply to Mr. VIM.
eouidin, or the subscriber, in Richmond
J. GRATTAN CABELL, Comn'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-09
re- Preserve your Teetb--arres, 4.

~ Preserve your Teeth--arrest decax-
render your gums sound and heslthy--by the use of
BoH DENTAL FLUID. II relieves and
prevents Toothsche, imparts peary wilderness to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the bseathis free from all Injurious ua
ter'sRd Recommended by physicians and dentists
superior TO any preparation known See circular
Fo. sale by PURCELL. LADD co; BENNETT
BEERS FISHER; ADIE l. GRAY; LAIDLEY
Il ROBINSON; GRUBBS APPERSON, and ali
Druggists. Price 50 cts. aplS-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-09
BY Il. b. Cook & Co.
I ARGEs SALE OF First QUALITY


L. GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE Ie. Al
AUCTloN.-On TUESDAY next 9Th inst. al our
store at 10 O'Clock, will sell very large invoice
of Glassware, China, &c, consisting Of Tumbers
Wines and Goblets, in great variety Of styles Gsss
Lamps Bowls Preserve and Butter Dishes Ceie -.
Decsnterg Flower, Cake and Fruit Stands; Smoke
Bells, magnificent patterns; China Plates Dishes.
Guns and 6sucers Bowls CoveredlD Dishes; Tea Pots
Sugar Dishes; spittsonsi French China Tea sets'
white and gold bandit Common Cups and ssueers.
SPOONS Knives and Forks Looking Glasses. NC The
whole cemprdns the sest ss.ortmsn. Of hoSsstssp-
mention Of the trade and the public Il requested
Ladies arc particularly requested to call and exam
inc the goods which win BE- ready for examination
'1o'1-'' 80 - i. B. COOK CO., Ancts, .ss
mvs ~ No. 10 Main It.
E P0eTPONEMENT-Ths above sale IL postponed
I ul mye .. b. COOK CO., Auets.
XFPLE BkANDY.-l6 bbIs. pure frsm
Z WokRLE CT AiBoRNE,
mys dds No. u. Psasi street.