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A TRACT OF LAND, sa~@
htaed on Grande Prairie, near the village of Vile
Plate and upon which the said deceased last resided
together with all the BUILDINGS and IMPROVE
AGNTS thereon subject to the life estate usnffuct
Of the widow Of the said deceased, and computed to
contain about four hundred and fifty arpents, more
or less
TERMS AND CoND1rroNs.--The purchase money
payable on the lst day Of April, 1851; to bear m
purchaser giving approved. personal security, with
upacnl mortgage upon the land, for full and entire
payment of principal and interest.
Parish Of st. Landry, March 20, 1856,
JEAN BITE. S0ILEAU Fills,
Datiye Testamentary Executor of said estate.
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nPELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
" Mrs. HOY, with the assistance of Miss Hoy and
Nine de st. Ange, have opened in the Town Of
Opeiousas arst class School, where the Practical
as well as Ornamental branches of a Female Educa
tion will befaught.
They are prepared to give thorough instruction in
the Ene't and French Languages. also Music Les
sonsl s.no Drawing, Painting, Transferring,
Frencfl s'a,T in silk, Chenille and Worsted,
Plain NJ l.asid Department
The Pt. ssopes with the assistance Of able
teachers, aud H. a.satages pupils will derive from
constant personal care. to secure the patronage OF
the Inhabitants Of Opeleusas and vicinity.
Terms, poe session of twenty.one weeks, payable
onehaIf in advance, the balance in the middle OF the
session: .r.. A@a .,o oa
Tuition in Primary Department. ,...,...... $40 90
- j" Advanced .........-.,'.1o w
French - W W
instruction on the Piano .s.........-.-0 w
Drawing ......,s.. Wv Wv
Painting ;;;.....;.zo w w
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, etc. 90 ot
OpeIousas, December s, 1855.
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G.HANGE OF RESEDENCE.-Dr. Il
" LATE has removed his residence and Office 70
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge oyerton
and opposite L. Birotts store Besides the ofainats
attcnd on all diseases OF the Mouth and Teeth and
nruetjce in all the branches of Dentistry HIS work
In all that line is warranted and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth not only an ornament tney re-
nermt masticatlon so indispensable to the health
DR.. plate will visit Washington weekly
prices moderate.
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DoLICE JURY, Parish Of St. Landry

H. Meeting of December A. 1855.
Resolved that the resolution of the 18th of Septem
her 1855 he rescinded and that the Collector OF the
Railroad Tax Of 1854 be and authorized to proceed
and collect according to law, the said tax; and III
of seizure ofproperty to pay tho same and that
there should be no bid at tie sale o snch properly
or in case the amount bid should not lie equal TO the
amount of the tax and costs due thereon then, in
either case, the Collector is hereby authorized and
required to bid in such property for and in behalf OF
this Parish to the full amount Of such tax and costs
only.
A true copy; GUY II. BELL, Clerk,
Ag- In conformity with the above resolution, de-
linquent TaX-Payers are hereby informed thai no
further indulgence can be granted tn them, and that
shall proceed against them forthwith, according to
| law. Opelousas December 20, 1850.
ELBERT CAN'T, Collector
| NHMAN's BAtAssE FURNACE
w The above Furnace is the only one that has suc-
ceeded in taking off crop in Louisiana in eompli-
ance with the following conditions;
| L. 1t works entirely by natural dranght, without
| the'rid of n blower; ',,
! O. 1t contains no CRATE bars or other irons in the
| interior;
g. 1t never requires stoppage OF the mill to have
! its ashes cleaned ont;
A. The Bagasse il never stirred or touched ater II
| arrives in the iurnace;
! s. 1t burns all the Bagasso, and makes steam
enough to run the mill engine steam battery and
pumping engine.
been in successful operation in this State the past
year.
Mr.. A. A. WHEELER can be found at Hayes's Ho
tel, Opelousas, where he will be happy to give al
information on the subject, and provide drawing
and specifications, to all interested in the above i'm
provement .....
| He is also Agent for BRANpE'S CEIEBRATEI
CORN AND COB CRuSHER OR STOCK MILL
This Mill is an improvement over all others Of III
kind.
jnLD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotto
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~ II. POTTER, Book Binder, Opelousas, is
SJs prepared to execute all orders in ~.,75y,, Svr
his line with neatness and pinctuality, l<|SjMeeSsS
aud at New Orleans prices, for cash al M yy
Old Books rebound. S-aaa~sA4s -,
All orders left at this office or with A. Millspaugh
Washington will be attended to.
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nLD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton
~ Gins, for sale es this office.
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9HAS. n. EALER, Watch-Maker and
" Jeweer corner Of Main and Landry streets op
elonsas, has on hand an assortment OF WATCHES
and Jl5WELRY, consisting of English and IL French
Nsrsings Finpel.ldngs. Breast-Pins for Ladies and
1ientemen spectaeles, Cola Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Lelle.
eoaps, and other articles too numerous to mention
the whole of which will be sold at mueh reo''ceo
prices for cash OF good city acceptance,
viii also execute all kinds Of work in my line OF
business in a workmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. Y. N. A- Ethhl-n
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SUCCESSION SALE.-Estate of Andre
~ Deshotels, deceased
will offer for sale, at Vile Plate, through the min
nsry of Public Auctioneer, on
SATURDAY, BIsy 3, 1885, N
bstWsen the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ Of that
day the following described property, unsod atthe
Ee Of said succession advertised for the 25th OF
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7 OUIS stage, Public Auetionecr in
~ andsfor the Parish of St. Landry Office, tIlle
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ToHN MACDONALD, CiS Engineer and
~ Surveyor, offers his services to the public. Will
promptly attend to any orders left at Chas N Ealers,
corner Of Main and landry streets. Opelonsas.
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6tOOPERAG - The undersigned has on
y hand at all times supply Of SUGAR M HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF l'ARRiits L. tof
Moasses, Of the best Workmanship, which he offers at
the customary prices He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description Of work in his line
sunpIy Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NlNEFooT
pl(;KETS for sale low for cash. March 10
WILLIAM S. READ, Washington.
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MEDALLION & CARRIERE, Receiving,
ngten, La. s',-N.'''' '''1
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TILYSSE GABEREL, Pusslic Auctionecr
- - and Collector for the Parish Of St. Landry Of
in 6pelousas March 10.
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-as-, ,ss..ss,ss ROB }N Justice Of the
=. 49, I Peace y and for the Pash ofst Landry. Of
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DUBLIC SALE-Estate of Mary Chap
Il rnan.--Will be offered at Public Sale, by the
Undersigned, a Public Auctioneer in and for the Par
lib of st. Landry, on
THURSDAY, May IS, 1856,
a, the store Of David GuiIlory, Malet Woods, the
following property, belonging to the said estate:
The undivided half Of q certainss, a
TRACT OF LAND
situated on Mallet Woods in this Parish, being Lot
No. B. Section No. 10, Township South, Range 2
East containing l66 superficial acres. ii -
TgRMs.--oue and two years credit9rom the day
oi sale The purchaser to furnish good and sufficient
security in solido, and the property to remain spe-
cay nortgaged until fuland entire payment Of the
purchase moliey and the interest which may accrue
thereon ESot punctaally paid at maturity. to bear
eight per cent interest from the time due utl paid.
Parish Of ST. Landry, April u, 1886.
IIESSI CA HIIREL.. Anctianeer
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'lousas' GUsMAN

NOR sALEI IA DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in
the Town 81 Opelousas. Possession .skst,.
.iyen Immediately. ssssssEA
ri.xs, at this office. Eaaaaffehhsl
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lTNHEODOSE s. ROBIN, Attorney at Law,
IL VI punetually attend to all business entrusted
to his care in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Judicial
| Districts. Office at Opelonsas. - .-. ..- -
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BUSINESS CARDS. 6

JOSEPH CHENIER, Collector aud Cricr
4 Parish Of 81 Landry. Office in opelousas.
SapW. G. BRIDGES has resumed the
~ practice of Dentistry.
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0NEZIME A. GUIDSsY, Notary Public
~ in and for the Parish of St. Landry. Office IN
Opelonsas. April Z. 4.
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| q. N. ROGERS, Collector of Accounts,
VI etc. respectfully offers his services to the pub
lie as such Orders left at j. Poseys Drug Store will
| be promptly attended TO. March "a.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Counsellor and At
II torney at Law, 0pelousas will attens, TO any
business in his line in st. Landry and tlsccff1ifg g
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fFHEo..asH s. ROBIN Notary Public
- in and ror the Parish Of aat.4ap,ass Office at
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NALERY ROY, Collector of Accounts,
| v respectfully offers his services such to the
public. Orders left at Ney q Estorges will be
/ nrnmntlY attended TO- ~ .-a -
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G d. ALIIS, Public Auctioneer for the
~ Parish of st. Landry Office at his store in
Washington
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DR. +. BURR. Surgeon Dentist, having
~ had twenty-five years experience in his PROBES @
sion, offers his services to the public generally He
may be found almost daily in opeousas or AT M
at tbe Arden House, in Washington. Orders through
The post.office will be attended to. March N.
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CALE-PRoBATE SALE.--Estate Of Syfroyen
q Meche.-Will be sold by the Undersigned Pub
IL Auctoneer in and for the Parish Of ST. Landry, to
sas last and highest bidder, on
THURSDAY. May 1, 1856,
ca the premises, the following described property
llougng to the estate Of the said deceased 10 wit;
THE PLANI,dIION ~
on which said deceased last resided; toget1er with
al the improvements thereon. g
Also,
A TRACT OF LIND
dtusted on Bayou. Plaquenane containing 40 acGes,
iOseres Of which are wood land.
Also,
s SL4TES,
II both SEXES and Of different ages, to witt
LEWIS, Negro m, aged as years;
THOMAS, negro man, aged 30 years.
q LILY, negro WOMAN, aged III
With her child, aa@J months;
ELIZA, negro woman aged rs years,
With her three children, viz: n
Mary, aged years,
Alfred, aged years. and.
Julia, aged months.
Also, As head of VACHERIE CATTLE;
6t GENTLE HORNED CATTLE;
: WORK OXEN; SO HORSES; HOGS;
GUNS; l GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Z CLOCKS; 2 BILLIARD TABLES;
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
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|nR. DAVID L. TODD, Gate of the Charity
~ Hospital,) Washington, La, offers his profess
sional services to the ci ms of Washington and the
| surrounding country.
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7ILUABLE UNIMPROVED LANDS
Wat PRIVATE SALE.--The undersigned ,..,+
.srs 1T private sale, on reasonable and accom- sx
.aoistna terms, the following described Tracts ss
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ROCKS JUST PUBLISHED.

THE HISTORY Of the United States from their col
onization to the end OF the Twenty-sixth Goa
umes 81 per VOL
MANUAL of Coal and It's Typography. Illustrated
ology of the Appalachian region Of the Unit.d
States Of North America By J. P. Lesley, To.
biographical Engineer. ST..
BERNARD Lille; an Historical Romance, embracing
the period of the Texas Revolution and the Mex
lean War. ey Hon Jere Clemens. 81.
WARkOCk'S Virginia and North Carolina Almanac
fer 1857. For sale by the gross, dozen or single
CORRESPONDENCE between Mr., Jefferson and j.
Z. Cebell, ESQ.,, presenting the Early History of
the University of Va. 8vo. $3.50
DOCTOR Antonio: A Tale. BY Ruffine. One of
the most popular novels offered for sale.
Price SO cents.
IL lH-t I WOOnHOI1CE f. CO
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by henI, Paine, & Go.

SALE OF MESSkS. RICHARDSON &
- CO.'S STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT AuO-
TioN.-On WEDNESDAY,, 50ih inst, commencing
a. O'Clock, We will sell, ut the store of Messrs
Richardson L Co No. a5 Main street, who are ma
king change in their business their entire stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising variety of choice and desirable goods
In the stock will be found large lot OF Heavy
Woollens, flsnnes, Prints, Cloths, Csssmeres
Blesched and Brown Gooos, White Goods, &C., at.
tording to the trade good opportunity to supply
themselves for fall sales.
We invita- particular attention to this sale -
large amount of goods be sold without limit or
Terms: All sums under $780, cash: under 800.
months credit; over $500, months, for approved
negotiable paper. KENT, PAINE L. Co,
jy 4-ts Auc,ioneers
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ky (soddin & Annern.n.
TWO SMALL, TR CTI ounaNU 7,

1--WE SMALL TRACTS OFnAND IN
nENRaCO, NINE MILES BELOW RICH
mUND, FOX SALE AT AUCTION.-On MON.
DA1 the an August 1856, will be sold, at Henrico
county =. H.. at u O'Clock fbeirg court day) tract
OF land belonging to the children Of Mr. Jos oh Good
man. contains % acres, more or less wth small os
house thereon About one acre cleared balance in
wood 1t lies on the White Oak Svamp Road o
miles below Richmond. -'NNN'
Also one other tract of Is acres wood land in ,bs
same county, belopang to the estate of Thomas
Goodman, decd, adioiugng the lands of Me,.r. Ia.
Carter and John Turner. 0A''
TERMs.-One-half cash, balance at months for
negotiable notes. interest ADDED and title t
last note is paid. GODDIN \ APPERSUN
jy z9--t6s Auctionssr.
fJ'RUSTEE's SALE OF LAND IN HEN
Il RICO, IL MILES BELOW RICHMOND Ann
HOUSES AND LOTS ON DUVAL STREET. in
THE CITY OF RiCHMOND-W he sold or
MONDAY. the 4th day of August, 1885, at ~ o'coea
H., before the front door of Benrico Court Houss,
tbeiug court day tract of land in the lower end of
henrIco, formerly owned by David JUDAH adioin.
ing the lands of Jonathan Bracket and Others con.
talning BY recent 1904 This land
ly covered with wood.
And on the same day, at o'clock, P NJ, on the
premises, in the city Of Richmond two lots nd
ements on Duvai street, thu on. fronting IS feet,
standing in the name of Asher Kursheedt on the
books of the City Assessor; the other fronting so
feet staneing IN the of Moses H. Judahs estate
the same books.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secured
By trust deed, title nined. By request of the
trustees Of Mrs. Abigail kut she edit.
jy 25-tds GUDDlN Il APPERSON, Aucts
p. g. After the foregoing sale. will be sold two
beautiful lots, Nos. and TO- Baker street in rear
of the shove each fronting &5 feet running back l4
feet to an al,ey. Terms at sale.
jy ~
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sv Reader. are you snbiec, to d.sordered

stomach, loss of appetite, improper geston bilious
Dssr laneuo or any of the other diseases that
out the patience destroy the temper and hsrass the
minds OF many persons, Ct this particular
OF the yeal, If you are, ami wish to procure speedy
relief. try BAKERS bITTRRs the oUly sure remedy
yet discovered for them. These Bitters purely
getable in their composition, and hsve proved 90
eicscious wherever used that many of th- best ply
sicians in Virginia recommend them TO their most
delicate patients As they have cured thousands of
other persons why should you hesitate to try them
Til price is only 30 cents per bottis.
For sale by al tho principal druggists in the city
of Richmond and elsewhere. jy Is
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re- Beware of Green Frpit md We,

r. Beware of Green Fruit md vegets-
Prevention and Cure for Diarrhpa, Choc,
cholera Morhus.-GREEN GINGER CoRDTA'.-The
virtues of Ginger for the above dsesses is admitted
by the whole Medical Faculty. and recommended
daily-iD fact no family should be without it. The
cordial ls by far the best preparation offered to
the public. Diluted with watcr it forms cool and
freshna drink taken after eating promotes digestion.
preventing any Dad effects from the impruden of
fruit change of water, extreme heat; restoring the
appetite. Pint bottles SO cents.
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER;
GRUBBs APPERSON; MEADE 4 BAKER,
and all drug gis.s jy9-d3m
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by Larus a. shine, Aucts.
EARM IN HENklGU COENTY FOE

kAnW IN HENRICU CUIVTY FUE
L SALE.-The subscribers aui horIzs I'd TO SELL
privately, that beautiful Farm in Heprico county q
ali.s below the city on the Darbytown read, owned
oy MI james L. Eye, containing 2o5 acres viz 4D In
Wood, the balance 10 high state of cultivation and
now seeded in oru, Wheat and Oats; the improve.
ments consist of q large Dwelling large New Barn.
Also, s'i necessary cut houses, quarters &c, ice
house, also, GOOD veil and spring the premises.
The above Fam is offered for sale privately. until
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of July, 1855, and If not
disposed Of, will be aold at auction on thar cav at
o'ctk, z. NJ upon the premises.
Terms: Onethrd cash. balance at and years
LARUS SHINE,
my 10 2awtd Auctioneera
The above sale, which has been unavoidably post
poned, will take place on TUESDAY, 10Th inst at 5
O'Clock, ?. NJ, on the premises sale positive.
jyZ-td LARU3 4 SHINE, Aucts
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FROM GEORGE e. TAYLOR, ESQ

AMERICAN HOTEL, July 18Th 1876
DR.. Schultz has removed four Germs which gave
a great deal of trouble. They extracted to my
entire satisfaction and during the operation the
slightest pain caused. | cheerfully commend him
to sll who suffer from these diseases.
Csc. z. TAYLOR
Testimonials of all descriptions be at his
office of produced since his arrival in this city,
from town and country.
Observe 1863 Broad, between 9th aud It'll SITS.
N. &. Ladies and gentlemen can he waited upon at
their own residences, without any extra charge.
Letters p6nctually attended to- at one days notice
IL DR. 3. will attend patients iu the country.
b. jy I8-i2tx
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~ nsbornr' new Mon stef
sKYLlGVT Is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
P20TYPrs and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
ken st this lonter size Skylight Gallery to surpass
sr7'hne n this part otthe country. Come and see
r., Yourselves I've are prepared to put up ILLNESSES
,r very known style Of Art Now on hard, Morocco.
Velvet Pesr, Sh.u, Union Pspief Mae5ie and Jewel
IS o! every siZe and price Also, Gold Frames,
s1!d Lockeiis aud Gold Pins designed for pictures
40 AinhrotvVe and Desuerreotype stock and mate
r,s SAT wholesale 10 country operators, at New York
rrces OSBORNE'S Gallery,
ms y Sign Of the Flags.
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~ Gibbs Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPH. OF EVERY SIZE AND DE.
scRIPTIoN-Dag copied into AmbrotyPes
and made permanent, if desired, 10 life size on
Psper, retaining the perfect likeness and pointed by
trst-cless srtisa making most beautiful and DESIRE
ole style of portraits
Ambrctypes, in loeketa, pins, cages, and frames OF
ali descriptions. P. E GIBBS
- Corinthiaa Hall, Main street, below 9th,
lie 10 Richmond
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Ey John b. -. Payne. Auct.

TyNKCSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE
j BELONGING TO THE COLUMBIAN HO.
TEL.-As Trustee in q Deed of Trust, executed nv
Mrs Margaret Brooks, on the 30th Dec .mber 1855
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court, l shall,
at the request Of of the creditors and with her
APPRECIATION proceed to SELL at public auction at the
Columbian Hotel in the city OF Richmond, on FRI.
A. M all the Furniture and effects belonging to said
Hotel, consisting of large and excellent Variety
The particular ate ntion of Hotel keepers and of the
public generally respectfully called this SALE as
seldom that much Furniture is offered at auc-
ton at one time.
Terms made known at the hour of sale.
jy2I w. GODDlN Trustee.
immediately after the above sale, will be sold
pair of Carriage Horses. Terms Negotiable notes
at months. with good endorser.
POSTPUNEMENT.--The above sale 10 postponed
to TUESDAY morning, July 29th commencing at 3
O'Clock.
iy J. r. D. PAYNE. Auct
INDUSTRIES SALk.-isy virtue OF a deed
trust to trustee, from John w. Cosby,
dated the 10th day of July, 1856, duty recorded the
Hastings Cou,t OF Richipsnd, shall proceed to SELL
on WEDNESDAY, the 3'jth day of July, 1856, be-
ennins at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Granary formerly
18th sts the following property said deed convey
ed, viz:
Aboa: 1900 bushe, ShipstuH. l zoo do Brownstuff;
7f0 do Shorts s. 400 Co Bran; do. OATS 1871 bales
Hay; 2 pair Scales; 4 Gram Measures; Horse;
Wagon and Harness; Buggy and Harness; l Hack
and Harness. Cutting Boz, and email lot of Office
Furniture.
TERMs-All sums under $50. cash; 50 days credi,
for approved endorsed negotiable paper for that
amount and over.
jy i9 dtds ALEX. GARRETT, Trustees.
Sale conducted by r.. b. Cook Co, Aucts.
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70. DENOON has for saIe quo Ena mel.

~ ID. DENOON has Tor sale 6DO EnH mel.
-. LED Crates Tenders and summer Pieces, EN-
bracing Square Topped Circle and eleptic Patterns
These crates are OF my own anufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest pIicss Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me-
chsnics Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium. to SAM'L ID. DENooN for the best specl-
mems OF Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
stock of Bells Brass Brick Guilds, &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street. be-
tween 9Th and 9Th, ives. side Richmond, Va.
iv IQ-3m
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FROM JOHN 3 CuRp, NJ. n.

CREsTERF1ELD July 9th, ISj6.
have been for the last twelve months sstfsrips
with very bad toes have tried good many Doc
tors. but got relief until fell into the hands Of
Or. Schultz, who gave immediate relief. can re-
command him to the suffering public generally as q
most practical and efficient Chropodist
JOHN B. CURD, NJ. D.
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DEMOYAL..-The Ufiice of the VIRGINIA
NY has been removed to No. Isl kain street, next
door to the Dispatch Ofite.
w. l.. COwARDIN, sec'y.
The spacious cfice in Bsllsrd's Hotel Build
ing, now occupied By the said Company 10 for rent.
iy Its w. l.. c.. Sec'y.