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Friends and felow-ctizens: i announce myself a
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county at the ensuing election. Should it be your
pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to give my IN
divided attention to its dutier. Having acted as
my experience in its duties pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the office promptly, faithfully
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO.
h
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN TIKI,
LOWER END OE HENRICQ COUNTY EOR

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE
SALE--The subscriber win offer for sale, public
auction, on the premises to the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY. the 4th day of April, 1885, if fair if not
thelnext fair day thereafter his of land in the
lower end of Henrco county, on the Williamsburg
Stage Road, about IA miles below the city of Rich
mond containing 1873 or less, and adjoining
the lands of Ro Carter, Elijah Baker and w. A..
Christian. A further description of the land is
deemed unnecessary, as those disposed to purchase
are invited to view the premises before the day of
sale.
TERMS One-third cash; the balance in equal in
stalments of six and twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, and approved security and title re-
tanned until last note is paid.
NH 25---tds* ELLYSON M. CARTER.
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AUCTION sALBa.
FUTURE DAYS.
[ gMMlssIONER,s s Ale 0F RFs1
E9TATE IN THE COUNTY, or lrMniGG6nt

I .OMMlsSIONER,S Ale nm IN ~ :
r. 5iIATE in THE COUNTY OF HENRiC1
Couy Of H.o OF decree pronounced By the Circuit
ls55. in th enneo County, on the i1th day of Nav.
shnli !. III nit OF Charter against Charter &c
ON n. special Commissioner sell at public auction
the pre uia Gay Of Agrl 1856 .. O'Clock, r. M on
Sounty, shout half mile from the civ "a Ri.hn,S
Hsnrv No leading to Stony Rum now occupied by
Msr.,yn mrcSook, and near the garden of Koon and
Dweiiing, containing ST. rooms. I'M "'isA
in t,ra OF SALE: One-third cash. and the residue
tsr 49, eqaai Instruments one payable IL months az
~ ua'o, ana the other 10 months after datethe mr.
.hs giving bond for the deferred payments and
nay T. 10 pc retained until all of the purchase mo-
"es paio and deed ordered by the court
NH s4s MARK BOON,
2rar A o.
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ported that have withheld monies collected by me
in my official capacity, by base sanderer for
the psrpose of defeating in the election of High
Constable, an office now hold challenge such per-
persons to come forward and show If they can
any instance where such has been the case. / now
take this method of declaring myself an Independent
Richmond, and ask my friends to rally to the polls
on the I'd day of April and cast their votes for me-
Nothing but the press of business prevents me from
seeing you before the day of election.
TyT.Ep
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N Thursday, zNth March. al winch was Nominated
,a- the office of City Guager. had declined being
candidate for the office and had authorised Mr. Ssnlp-
son Jones to publish card 10 that effect | had not
come under any engagement however, which stood in
tbs wsy Of my accepting nomnatlon from any por-
fiar OF nv fellow citizens as Mr. Franklin Stearns,
,y-0 was prvy TO sill that passed between us, has
sTesdy declared in the meeting, and think 1t pro-
r4rHOw publicly to announce that [ do accept the
nomination with due ACKNOWLEDGING TO the friends
,gh have made il without solicitation on my part
sud with the assurance that viii the public
The hest Of NY ability if elected The continuance
q, be former card after the meeting of Thursday,
.gh March of course unauthorized by me. AS
nv nomination snd acceptance were both known to
r.. Jones took il for granted that the publication
a. The card would be stopped by him as he had il in
f.red Respectfully,
Nh -j-d,f RICHARD FOX.
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e Civ Assessor.-Information WAN

We have seen from the cards published in the daily
papers that Mr.. d. NJ. MILLER, Mr. S. N. DAVIS
and other gentlemen candidates for the ASSES
SOR'S Office. Between them we somewhat at g
loss to know how to VOTE from the fact that have
heard it limited about the street that tbs present
incumbent is Officially" deeply involved in certain
which has been twice before the Hastings court
and about which there appears to be something
wrong; in other words in which it is suspected
is either directly indirectly interested of which
we know nothing. We would like to see him come
out and unrave the mystery and dspel the cloud that
hangs over the Crew, Ladd and Gaines case. "There
is something rotten in Denmark" If he cannot ex-
plain he certainly expect to receive the sup
port of NH 27---StH SEVERAL VOTERS
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M.
FELLOW CITIZENS AS l have been requesteJ
city, without my knowledee,) to declare mysef a
candidate for the Office OF MAYOR of this city. and
being personally solicited by many friends to do So
beg leave with feelings of the profoundest gratitude
for their manifestations of confidence and esteem to
announce myself candidate for the office. Should il
be the pleasure OF the citizens of Richmond to honor
me with that post, assure them that every effort
shall be made to discharge its important and RESPONSE
BILE duties promptly and faithfully.
rnh 6-dte Very respectfully,
b. w STARKE.
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.Ae Cniunns OF Richmond...-I nm

u !" - rard siqned " Many Citizens, 70 an.
SsHeo va :. candidate for the office of CITY
raea''.rAST, In reply. beg leave TO say, that in
- Ns+e5 tha 18Th Of Marehti announced myself
,,.G:;,se subject TO the consideration and Tsthea-
meeting 20 be held at the African Church.
Iau ~ -. ,'e.1lre Of that meeting 10 confer the
u ,rensarcn another. Therefore, with grateful
,-,yrr6semea,s fo my friends, must respectfully
dr' nc ., JAS. D. Elicit.
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rT- The Dend Anye, and a candidate for

the Office OF CITY SERGEANT.
Everybody Knows that do not pretend to az the
ties Of the office for which hereby respectfully
nounce myself candidate, but believing that pos
sess some and can supply through other individual.
those which 1 lacks course which the successft !
candidate, no matter who, must adopt have dstei
mined, on the assurances of many friends TO ente-
the track, and hopa not TO be last Mt siie post
JOHN STlTH.
NJ B. Whether elected not the street spriaklin /
will be continued. 10 l9-tds
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- f-;euds throughout tho city desire that YOU de-
w.. ,ursalf AZ once . candidate for the Office of
suvRIFF az the city OF Richmond. We know that
,-, are competent, from long experience, and will
s-.T,srs Nv vour popularity the support of all
ls,os Mr. Hutchesou. who notr holds the Sherifdtty
-. c,stv Of IIeprco, has put his name forward for
a.. ssr,4 Off in thu city of Richmond. We do this
without your knowledge. and by the desire OF up
FORTY OF YOUR PERSONAL FRIENDS.
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-.NnIDATEs FOR OFFICE.
-,.,s;.,", She Voters Of Monroe Ward

q 70 RrFoRMI THE SERGEANT ofFTeE.-
rok'sIh that WM s. WOOD is a candidate for
he Ts' 'a e s 1e .Ss 's. hat s
rc'' ire in the two lower Wards viii be cast
srni nc not throw your vote away by dividing
5 Come s s go Will IND s ss.' an sSe,
iar Mr. "oV Wool, ar CONSERVATIVE.
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AUCTION sALne
THIS DAT.
BY Taylor 4 williams.

(
IA c6 GsT sa5 EAE LAMP AND
ROAD, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AiJC.
TION.-By request Of the owner. who infends e rs-
side In the city, we will sell at auction, on FRIDAY
18th March. at A o'clock, p. ~, upon the premises
that beautiful and valuable farm, situated above
and next adjoining the toll gate.
IL 10 to divide snd sell In two parcels thus
LIST. The House, handsome Cottage, situated In
beautiful oak grove, with rooms, new, and finished
IN the most elegant and tasteful manner brick kich-
en-, barn, stables. &C., with IS acres of highly i'm
proved land attached in part seeded with wheat,
which promises we'll
I'd small framed dwelling, with out buildinsss
situated near the road with 10 Of land attached,
now occupied by Mr. Fulcher
N ucn pains and expense have been undertaken
with this property, and it is q most desirable
treat for those wishing avoid the hustle Of city
life, with its TAXES whist it 10 sufficiently near to
enable to reside thereon and vet sttend 70 BUSH
ness in the city. Asa description however minute
Will fail TO convey proper idea of the many beauties
and values of this property, it will be considered
unnecessary after it has been examined-which those
designing to purchase viii prefer and are requested
to do.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at G. IL and IS
months, with Interest and Satisfactorily secured.
NH 10 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A SMALL FARM OR MARKET GAR.
4 DEN, NEAR THE CITY, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, 28th March, Immediately after the
aoove VIII be sold, upon the premises. small Farm,
s,luated on the road leading from Meadow Bridge
20 brooke Flank Road opposite the farm of Mr..
ESQ IL mas i've acres of land with dwelling we'll
pretty country retreat
VIII also be sold lot of Bricks Timber &c
1t One-thlrd cash, balance and 9 months
VIII, I'm, i az added. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
A.,re1
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- ow CITIZENS: In responding to the many fiat
- hieh Your kindness has induced yon TO
q. - ,,aa me IN reference 10 becoming candidate
&c sfee Of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond,
al. me Pleasure say that. having been connected
LA ae csoe IN question for nine years past feel
>,7sreteut to discharge the duties incident to
80 should il be your pleasure 20 confer it on ne,
- tx. Efforts shsi be eSerted to merit your entire
- PHILIP Z. WINSTON.
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~ sons Hundred Merchants" ! Will say nrs,'
rsneta !, 3a.,re the Office eff GRAIN MEAsuREk;
hs that If my friend. re-elect me shall serve
fsconal> ~ be.f OF NV ability. Iwish also to state,
fbsm 70 sn' eyeT authorized any one TO say that
hBd det''heu ~ W. L. II. LUCk,
Grain Messurer fer the Port of Richmond
~ at
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BY Dickinson, Hill 4 Co., Ancts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF N

WWI>SIUN ER's 4 l. e OF Me-
Court of Richmond in the case of Trent Comn1ittree
as Warrick, Guardian, the subscriber special Com
missioner appointed by the said decree, will, on
THURSDAY, April Sd, proceed to SELL the auction
house of Dickinson, HILL 4 Co.. the following
slaves mentioned, not hired out the present year
viz: Maria, old woman; Martha and her children
children, William, Charles and Mary; the last mem
toned woman is a good cook, washer and ironer
The above slaves can be seen at Robt. Lumpkin's
JAIL any hour after II o'clock the day previous their
sale. PETERFIELD TRENT
NH 27-d&ctd* Commissioner
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BY GOddin &. Appers0n.

COMMITS IONER,S SALEOF A
~ SMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-As Commissioner, acting under decree of
the County Court of Henr;co entered the 9th day
of December, 1855, in the suit of Powell against
Waldens administrator, shall, at II O'Clock, NJ,
MONDAY, the It'll day of April 1856, at Henrico
County Court House. sell at auction, TO the highest
bidder, q tract of land containing three acres more
or less adjoining the land of Garland Hanes ESQ., and
others The said land is located about and half
miles north the city of Richmond in good neighbor-
hood and the buildings thereon sufficient for the
accommodation of u small family.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs of suit, expenses OF
SALE &c; for the residue of the purchase money, a
credit of six months will be giVen-the purchaser
executing his bond for the credit payment with good
security bearing interest from the day of sale. The
title will be retained until the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the Court.
r. NANCE, Com'r.
GoDD1N Il APPERsoN, Aucts NH q
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< y - "a -
RICHARD FOX.
RICHMOND, March sd, 1856.
re- To sampson j Zones, Esq.--BeinQ Salts

RICHMOND, March sd, 1856.
re- To sampson j Jones, Esq.--Bein2 Salts
f-d that during your term of service City Gauger,
You have performed the duties of the Office efficiently
and with satisfaction TO all, regret that you did
not receive the nomination at the meeting on last
Thursday night, and believing that in that meeting
you properly represented that if Mr.. Fox
hsd not announced in the city papers, that he
not a caddste thereby inducing your friends TO be-
eye that YOU would have opposition, hundreds of
rem would have attended the meeting and given you
the nomination, and many who there left under
the anne i'm pressun; therefore request YOU
again become a candidate for the Office of CITY
GAUGER. Signed by
ONE HUNDRED AND EEGHTY-FIVE
nh 24---StE AMERICAN VOTERS.
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e. To the Voters of HenricO County,
am candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served as deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years, 1atter myself that qualified to discharge
the duties of the office. Should it be your pleasure
TO elect me, the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to-
NH 4-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON
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re- At the solicitation or friends, I nm
nounce myself candidate for office of CITY AS.
SCISSOR. LEWIS HILL,
NH 24---tds Qoyernor .trnat
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nh 4-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,


EF To the Voters of HenricO County..-
Fellow Citizens: 1t becoming sssary in May next to
elect Sheriff for county offer myself a cand
date for that office. Having served you for sometime
past Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been at
torded you of forming opinion to my qusGica-
tons. l pledge myself should It be your pleasure
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully
fe 23-dtMy22. JOHN 7. CHILDREY.
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AUCTION sALns.
FUTURE DAYS.
M ~~-~r-r~~>-s---~-~~~~
ny Re h. Cock 4, fla wcs.

ny 81 ID. Cock & Co., Aucts.
WiN,Ef S,r HBnHANDY, WHIsKEY. &c., AT
ea.,. 49,. N--Will be sold on SATURDAY,.
n,s psas O'clock at store, four bbs Ap.
Oid kye, Common, and Old MononrehsIa WbisLey:
.nSo 40 n; 1--WE bbls Cordials two boxes Starch;
StSn one lot OF Rope; one lot Of Backing, &c,
~ 90 'hAu lot OF Household Furniture.
=. b. COOK l. CO, Aucts.
HVUsSEHOLD AND KIT1jHEN FIR.
m h.a,t. me AT AUCTfON.-In consequence of
M H.; nave determined to decline housekeep-
stree, sur on WEDNESDAY, April ID at 10 O'clock. al
paf, Of sos and Kitchen Furniture consisting in
sSa, M.bo sofas; ! splendid Mahogany Wardrobe; /
SidahaarSs ANY Chars; dining and breakfast Tables;
;n1s. marble top Tables wasstands Oil Paint,
ffaerstor e' Ghaadelabras Carpets. Mattresses Re-
Vsra @ riteferi large lot of Glass and Crock cry
"s''a' many articlestoo numerous to mention
Gale .,,,,, J. H. STROBIA.
nah o. conducted by z. B. Cook l. Co, Aucts.
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By Thomas w. keesee.
OFFICE WITH GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 PEARL ST.
BY L. b. Cook Il Co., Aucts.

STOCK OF CLOTHING, &c AT AUG
- TION-On MONDAY next 3lst inst, ct 10
O'Clock will sell my store. Main Street opposite
the ST. Charles Hotel, the whole stock OF Clothing
consisting of Cloth Cashmere Drilling and Alpaca
Goats; Cashmere Satinet Drilling and Cottonade
Pants Marseilles Silk, Satin and Poplin Vests also
large lot of piece goods such Black Satin and fis
ured silk Vestings Beaver, Pilot and Broad Cloths
Cassmeres and Sstinets; Drlinga white and colored
Mar,eilles of superior quality; Cloth and Silk Nest
Patterns also large lot of Furnishing Coos con
Stating of Shirts Suspenders, Stocks, and Cravsts
Scarfs, Socks, Gloves, &c; also Tailors Trimmings
such a. Buttons Twist Silk Serge; SeIicas, Buckles
Silks Padding, &c. The whole TO be sold la lots 70
suit the trade, without reserve.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Main street,
The Store will be re ated 1t " o'clock, imnedatey
after which viii be sold the Store Fixtures eonssns
of one handsome Show Case, Umbrella Stand and TWO
Counters, &C., &c. Sale conducted BY
nh % +. B. COOK CO. Ancus.
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BY Baker g. PIeasants,

HORSES AND MULES At AUcTroN
II We will sell at auction on skTfrRnSY 2atS IN.
o at lot o'clock at the large horse lot in rear of
o ou .ole several excellent work Horses and Mules
gon. paKEp na n9 :, cer ~ lure, " D.
NH % " IAEASANlS,
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~ The Peoples Ticket.--For jefferson

,r+gl5srs Of the CITY Couneil-J NJ TALBOT,
I9S. N. CARRlNGTON. ALFRED INLOES. C. J.
sISTON, A RICH ARDS.
F,y Wsr7Brr. of re Hastings Court-W TAY-
l6R. ,Kecorder1 r. D. SANXAN G. w. TOLER,
DAVID PARR c. MlLLSPAUGH.
MANY VOTERS OF ALL PARTIES.
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" To the Voters Of the City of Rich
mond.-1 respectfully announce myself indicate
for reelection to the offc. of HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city of Richmond, &C the ensuing elections
NH l3-td J. 2. TYLER.
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF yaLUa-
" BIZ REAL ESCATE ON ER NEEI

~ Bile REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST
AND UNION HlLL-As Commissioners under a
decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond made on
the 20th day of March, 1856, in the of Hof and
wife against Roganni &c, shall sell ut public auc-
ton, upon the premises respectively on TUESDAY,
I'D day of April 1885, in the order named below the
real estate of which Gregory Roganni died possessed
namely-at u O'Clock, NJ, brick tenement and lot
fronting % 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 Hall corner, fronting II feet and run
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property.
And on the afternoon of the same Gay, commencing
at a o'clock will be sold the House and lot on Union
Hill on 22d st, in of the Methodist church.
and now occupied by Mr. J. B. Martin. This proper
ty will be divided to lay off several building lots
separate from the house.
TERMS: One-third cash and the balance on a Gre
dit of and II months with interest from the day of
sae for negotiable notes and title retained until CON
veyance is decreed by the court.
Taxes and insurance for this year to be paid by the
purchasers h. A. CLAIBORNE,
c. G. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
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EP Lewis III. Luck, EsQ.--Dear Str.--We
wish to ask you two questions, and request
LIST. Do you desire the office of Grain Measurer?
I'd. If elected, will you serve?
NH 27--tde* ONE HUNDRED MERCHANTS.
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At the meeting at the African Church on Thursday
evening last, nominated Mr.. James p Tyler for the
Office of High Constable without his consent or know.
ledge.
NH 2t-dtd JAMES ALLEN
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ry To the Voters of the City of ri

W TO the EOtcrs OF the CITY OF Kich-
moHd.-l respectfully announce myself candidate
at the ensuing election. Should it be the pleasure of
my fellow citizens to confer the office upon me- |
think with nine years experience Sheriff and Dep
uty shall be able discharge the duties with salts
action to them and credit TO mysslf.
Respectfully, ALEX. B. HUTCHESON.
NH Glide
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoFD.-l beg leave to announce myself candidate
for reelection TO the Office OF MAYOR of this CITY
at the ensuing charter elections
NH tide JOSEPH MAYO
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TITO she Voters of Richmond--I respect
fully announce myself candidate for your sukrages
for the Office of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing
charter elections WILLIAM s. WOOD.
NH I5-Lle*
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| respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-
election to the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE CITY WATER WORKS
NH 27-dtd+ JAMES L. DAVIS
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TITO the Voters ct Richnond..-At the
solicitation ofmany old emo :ordis friends announce
myself cenddate for ti.s Office of CITY SER
) think all who know roe, will believe, that If
elected will diachafge the duties Of this jmportant
Office faithfully.
Very respectfully, CLEMENT WHITE.
NH li-tde -
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IF To my fei!aw-c.,iZe rs of Richmond,
announce myself ca4didate for CITY SER
GEANT, and will sppoint 2 Deputies if elected
Respect lily,
NIL l1-tdet rYPITS GOnDJN
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JAMES B GLIB.


r,,>.w.Citizens: AZ the solicitation of number of
-g firr6s | hereby announce myself candidate
MY a. The approaching May election.
NJ a5-G1+ JOHN n. DAVIS.
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L,OR HIRE by the month, lor tor the BAL
l. anee of the year two abled bodied negro men.
A. G. LAYNE CO.
NH 26-6t Al Axmpgy.
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s. N. DAVIS.
rETo thc Yotcrr on Richmond--I

II To inc FotCfS OF hIchinOnd--I beg
leave state for the information of ALL that con-
tinue to be- and have hen etofore been, candidate
for the Office of CITY SERGEANT. If elected. /
promise to devote my personal attention to the dis
charge Of the duties Of the Office.
Respectfully,
NH S-..tdt PETER w. CRITTERS
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vrSp-ONE kSD ALL AT the solicitation OF MANI
..,fs I.rpounce myself candidate for the ofiic,
,fGRAIS MEASURER. Should It please you e
s-r MI, promise 70 discharge the duties of the of
.-s strictly aud faithfully.
,.h7-tde+ JAMES b GlBb.
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BY Richard Canth0rn.

GALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE
- PARTITIONS, DENTAL FIXTURES, &c
Consisting of Mirrors Sofe- Tables Chnirs Rnds Car
pets Rugs Lounges Pictures. Books Partitions Doors
Msrtar Lathes, Vice, Anvil Furnace and its Fixtures
Stoves also large list of sundries too numerous
mention, at auction on MONDAY, 31st March, COM
rrencing at IL O'Clock r: the dental office Of Dr. Ad-
dingtor on Main street, % door from 10th street.
This sale win be positive and complete, the lease
is about to expire and DR. A. purposes retire from
Office practice for the present.
NH H r. CAIJTRORN Auct
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NH "a
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN.

NALUABLE KEAL EsIATE IN NIAN-
GHEspE sl lon, ON BGR R STREE BE
TION LINE.--Will be sold on MONDAY the 3lst
of March, 1885, on the premises, commencing at 4
gether with the buildings thereon, now in the occu-
pancy of Nh Daniel K. Weisiger, and within one
square of the new Methodist Church 1t will be d.
vided into Lots of suitable sizes. The location is
TERMS-One fourth cash balance at g. and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid Taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser
NH 10 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
~ Immediately after the going sale, will be
sold half acre lot No TO- in the plan of Manchester
at the corner of Perry and corporation ne-te
be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
NH n G. l. A., Auets.