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:. auction galts.

very Valuable Tracts Of fine Land, the Depot Of tho
Opelousas Railroad, at McDonoghylle. .fl e.
-..as.s BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
fbNHURSDAY, 9TH February, mt 1S O'clock,
will be sold ut auction, Bas Arcade without limit,
David
Twenty Valuable and Large TRACTS OF LAND, formerly
cultivated rs garden, laying opposite the First District be-
tween and the property Of p. Marcy Esq.,
the Depot of the Opeousas Railroad, designated No.
TO 20 measuring euc about half arpen front the River
mississippi the public road and the 6pelousns Railroad,
will be exhibited at sale.
TermsOnefourh cash and balance credit Of 6, l2
and Is months for approved endorsed notes. secured mort
gage said Tracts. ,4h'' = Fi-aE '"
of sale before 4. Guyol Nomy Public Mt cost Of
purchasers
Office corner Of Cont street and Exchange Alley. janis
---------------@- 7-------=~T=--= ------------.
Boots, Shoes and Ass*0gGaas.
AT WHOLESALE. Nv,
landing from ship Norfolk md in general
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS Russell
BOOTS, BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at The lowest market
prices by -5-
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 49, 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
: AT WHOLESALE t IA Pc.
We constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghor Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the ,..s.yl ..t. 'zD5 s-.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
.,. FROST g. CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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matchmaking matchmaking
$50, 900.
EnlpFOEetS AR0U011tg ESy1te E0Efe7sv.
T H FAV RITE
FORT GAINES ACADEMY TOvvv,Er,y

T H E FAV RITE
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS IL,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Ga OIL MONDAY the 18th
February 1885,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
1000
VIII be dirstibuted according to the following
n S U R P ASSABLE SCHEMEs
SCH Il NIE:
CAPITAL PRIZES, $4,000.
One Hundred Prizcsy
TWENTY APPRoXIMATIONS-N SMALL PRIZES
-r PrizeG Worts Hayingl
81 Is. - tN'
~ FREES in this Lottery paid thirty days after the draw
ing in bills Of specie Banks without deduction on,v n,
presentation Of the Ticket entitled to the Prize =
E Bills Of all solvent Banks taken par All coromunica
tons strictly confidential. 800 81
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Va" Among Diseases, dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint rank difficult We are pleased to have
it point out remedy which has proved eectua
in and which safely recommend as certain
and nfalbe it has been the rescne thousands
from AN un1nely We mean the IIoo7ands German
Btes prepared Dr. c. n Jackson Medicine
Store 40 Arch street Philadelphia See advertisement
ian41p
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Notice.

BR1DGEWATER MINERAL PAINT
The subscribers deem necessary to notify the public that
they the Sole Agents fer the sale of the BRIDGEWATE
PAINT for the States of Louisiana Alabama, Mississippi and
send their orders direct TO in ordering through tr neT
chants give instructions to purchase only the undersigned 1t
becomes thus notify the public order
well as to protect reputation Of the Bridge
water Faint 1t within the positive knowledge OF the Agents
that various mineral substances have been sold in this market TO-
and thus the Bdgewater liable to be condemned on the me
Of ether mineral paints This, persisted in seriously
affect the interests of the Company and renderga proceedings
indispensable for their proteetion.
G. c. BOGERT & CO., u Camp street,
and Texas. ,jySQ 2p&
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Rich V'eEUet C0790eti1eg.
,... al
We are in receipt Of new and beautiful designs Of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETING;
Choice Brussels :. :.
Choice Bgelow :.
Three-PIy and Tapestry Ingram CARPETING;
Superfne and Common :. :.
T L o 0 r O IL CT O THIS.
large assortment from feet "A feet any sized
room hail.
WINDOW SHADES.
variety Of styles, patterns Window Cornices etc.
J. D. CAMERON s. CO.,
jas 2p6t 26 Chartres and q Customhouse streets.
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DIR. Sa1iaaseg Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Gnres CANCERS, ScALnHEAp WRITE SWELLING SORES and
-h1ckRS oteIsEXb description. jail 2ply
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Olse Eesssd,,ets E1olEas.s Re1Ooa.9.

VIII pay the above Reward in every wherein attempt
and TAIL to cure white Of the Rheumatism and chal-
lenge the world 10 make the proposition in good faith
One practical result is better than thousand aseveraons
The only sure and certain remedy is to be had with
directions for IFS application for 81 60 per bottle Of the under
signed ONLY, at u Circus street, .....-
Tel op3t 49,
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-Ah0a'seey House, Eaton E2ONUe.
This weknown Hotel has undergone during the past two
MONTHS very extensive alterations repairs various improve
ens nve been made in different parts OF the establishment
the rooms supplied with eaces and nothing that
wo" DC e 10 add to the comfort and convenience of its
patrons.
n The Furniture and everything pertaining to the honse
has been thoroughly overhaud put perfect order and
it is now open for the reception of guests
WIN. MARKHAM,
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Horace EKtya'by,
1856 CAMP STREET 1856
Has just received per Black Warrior, beautiful
sortment Of
VALENCIA LACE EDGINGs. 20 cents to Sc 80 per yard.
;. 'H = INSERTINGS, &c to 81 per yard.
VALENCIA and GUIPUEE COLLARS and COLI.ARETS,
Mt all prices
RICH JACoNET and SWISS COLLARS and SLEEVES.
BAREGE ROBES, g aonnces,) IS to s..
PLAIN AND FIGURED BAREGES, Is cents per yard
RICH EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKER-
CHIEFS ETC. etc. .
jas 2p6t HORACE HARDY, lS5 Camp st.
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Kss EsitRsise s. Co.,
O4 CAMP STREET, %
BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAyIER STREETS.
F AS H 0 BILE CLOTH ING.
We have hand full and Fashionable Of CLOTH
ING and GENTLEMENS
Flu r. MISE HING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety Of colors and the and best
styles
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large splendid assortment.
SAC and ETOT extra long and large, and medium length
TALAAs and CATELONIANS the latest style and fine finish
Black and Blue Cloth COAkS long medium lengths end
Heat finish;
Black, Blue Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCKs and DRESS
COATS finished in the best style medium and fine quality
VESTS, of every variety;
Black and Fancy VELVET VESTS;
Cashmere Coloed and Black and all styles of Silk VESTS;
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING, a full stock
BOYS and YOUTHS SHIRTS
.. UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS;
And every article wanted for outfit will be sold low
can be purchased in the city. ..
R. PITKIN & CO.,
jazz 2p 81 Camp street.
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- EDIREC @
h Importation OF KDa'y Goods.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOoDs!! DRY GOODS! II!
GIQuEL & JAMESON,
4C s- CHARITIES STREET., 10
We Offering stock of FALL md WINTER
GOODS Mt avery reduction of formerly very low
prices AS our stock all new and of late Importation our
Goods will he found stye-cousisting of
All articles in the Dry Goods line family household and plan
ation use.
SPRING GOODS.
We receiving by recent arrivals from France Eng
land and the Nort splendid assortment Fancy Supple
DRY GOODS for the Spring sales Our will largest
and best assorted ever offered by hei all bought under
immediate inspection and will be sold very prices We
hope friends and the public will give call before pu
chasing elsewhere IF -...-
.5 GIQUEL g. JAMESON,
jas 2pst IS chartres street. 3.
Southern Furniture EW'ares.O0mes
CHARLES A. STEWART,
AT Nos I7l AND I73 CANAL STREET,
Has just received from the anuac'ory beautiful stock of
splendid Mahogany ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in addition
to his hitherto large stock of
HOUS HOLD NITU r. E.
RS Parties wishing anything in his line will find it to their
advantage give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
jas 2p6t Ell ..u
Strangers .N'OaU i'm The City
Should fail to call at
S. N. MOOD US,
CORNER CANAL STREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
His Celebrated Shirts, Six for ST,
well made and the buttons warranted not to OFF,
ENGLISH HOSIERY, from 81 per Dozen
sEAsONABLE UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS SO cents
each i5-- '@
ELEGANT NECKTIEs, endless variety.
The Is cent ready nemmed LINEN HANDKERGHIEFS
IS DRESSING ROBES DRESSING CASES and the finest
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
in New Orleans
render visit MOODY'S SHIRT EMPORIUM an indpen-
sable to the sight seeker economist jas 2ptf
Selling Off TO Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
Dr.
JOSEPH HTJE1TKy
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES rERFuMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE F A NCY ARTICL LES
--' is selling at
COST OFsIMPORTATION
City Dealers Country Merchants opportunity
Of purchasing the above reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPT NGES
rs- Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent
Remember 20 Camp street, the City
JUS 2p6t
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AND
If Romantic Incident.
81

Dep0Es,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
jas 2pf Nos. Il and Isl Chartres street.
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TELEGRApHED 10 THE CRESCENTA
s8s s-es-------
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX, !,

ONE vVBEsEK
LATER FROM EUROPE
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Tsossbse sheet Daily Crescent.

AuDrroR' ale indebted to d friend
for d cory of Tie Report Of The Auditor Of Public
Accounts ar The fiscal year ending On the sfstof
December lasts full statistical and other III
tormation shall avail ourselves,
credit upon the BUSINESS and in
dstEy Of the officer entrusted with the anage
Of that important tment Of our State Govern
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From yIsCHER L scHELL's GenT Advertising House,
APPLEroS' BULLDOG, S46 and Szs Broadway.
Late No. SO Nassau-Street.
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j. j MANN 81 SONS
-A%N %NEECACIN
Reaper and Mower Combined,
AND
SINGLE MOWER.
With improvements FOR the Harvest Of 1885.
chine OF the age.

TIVE above Machine has been thoroughly trsed in all
knds Of Grain and Grsss, and has p,Oyed itself the
Greatest Grain and s-abOr-SaVing Ata--
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TUsF HKakIYKD. a.aas osazxha ssao. hsas. e .
y ysars sFswsA. laRlil IA hssAta. as~sl
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NE w FIRM-

~ ~ w 4 Il ~ We
~ y. SE AESJRE n IA. -. PEACH
Il have formed partnership under the
and Style Of T. Seahury Co. and taken the stock IN
Bnt sand Cf J. ". ScHbury o., u Coopers Block -@1A
Cherry aud announce 10 their friends te pubc
that they prepared execute cyey description Of work
In the PLUMBING BUSINESS In The neEtest AID most sub
stanta manner. They viii also furnish and ht up Gas
turvs in the ndsoues styles They respectfully solicit
share 81 public patronage IJuuZl
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fTyHIg nasis aad ass4 alIalrsd hacs uoFss - -
Il bceu sirhdfswn fsoll sts Tar. aod 81 n@zs q e4l
shs seazon hr 1873 at IA NAshri,e 4scs eaaFzs. @
In etsErc n Mr.. rs He Ill - sisd % arg Esfsaal
a. 6roasl fa ffS4A4tn = cansnes 60 t1s ittn
q Essrasry and see he ieh q 1ay asKes skicA ~
% prsss n Sal maF - Fetazne1 isss ~ xs Fetf-
Hssalaf1Ea = fca ehssNut grats 80 asxt = IS
~ fef as elssrs ara psffFusa1fsa. tals Nat
faruish ~ mpasasrs fixieee haR9a - hesf a eslr
kitts sslt rm 81 reaart se peae aat nsaag Ne teg
assf censsisusioa. ssupsf an3 suslans
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCER,

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
w THEREAs John CheAtwood Of the couPty Of Bedford
w in the State OF Virginia died. seized and possessed
tract Of land which be esded the time Of his death
by his last will and lament which q record in the
Clerks office Of the aforesaid county Of Bedford bequeathed
the said u ct Of land 10 his nephew James Freeon Pende
VII residence is unknown 10 me- and from the bes
information induced TO believe that he moved
years sgo from the of Virginia 20 the Slate Of rennes
desirous that he his heirs, Il any shln obtain
the foregoing information and take possession Of the proper
~ Any communication addre scd the undersgned and
directed % Lynohburg, Va, will be attended to.
HIRAM CHE ATWOOD Fx'r
NJ J,hp atwood decd
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Spring and Summer Fashions for 1856.
Chattanooga TaHnery for Sale.
7 WILL sell, spp eaon s naas before the iss of Nay
ny ne~iy established
Steam Power Tannery,

IN NhAftAfoJ-As AANN.
The naneroa fai tiles for Feschn4 III insxkansble Oak
frss q he distrc ant htfe mafkrs generally, makes
hi ths essao locality he Wet ~ ufAetnrinG
iEathsr
Ths rrcb hiy the uost sx'sn I've rsrnery IN the Wess
and heinE Tnctsd sh vrs % tadsfa4te rffstoa
he ebeary and euns~usnty uau fabis u mansAc-
taFiag kan tiooQoO - % g isathsr per annun-
TIE 1sn1ery NactaEsry tu cflsss entreiy snd
un be di.pose q upon liberal ts approved Pnrchss-
era Fsr furtasr P4Ftars aFpy 70 l. s. PeaFl Esq. 90
J0HS 6 RYNUaf. Prcprtsssr.
maheS-fm Chattsnoesa. Tenn.
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chine Of the age.
We clamiis superiority Others folOWng points:
l. The admirable arrang of the TongIe, Whr
comes The size drat objecti natle machines
g. The Patent Bevolv Canvass atform upO whih The
gram falls and Is carried the side OF the machine de-
posting it in the e0ncave, from which Is thrown with the
revolving rake by the al Of boy reg late the size % the
any Other mode Of dlvsri the ssn 20 the binder.
From the simphcty of tie Gear ug and The height cf
the Driving Wheel it Is by lac he ghte-t drait
The Sickle and Guards cuns ucte'l that they will
not clog, and can be repaired ~ an blacksmith.
o. Il cuts equally we'll vith Gisi or motion.
6. n Is durabl, and easN to manage.
~ We warrant al maci ines uhrturei By us 10 be
well made, OF good materials- "a h-, vii vel
be done with = ths and vii grain well As IL
lie done with "A cradle, and
VAST LESS GRAtS OrusR HsAvssrSR UsEl
EF- With regard 20 ~ weu'd say, that this
machine has in instance where has come IN eope-
dton with oshcr pc sithtr Pgbc fras at state
Fairs, taken The FIRST PREN[EH a. follows: Indiana
ers and Inanapols June ~ 1854; the Pubic
Trial at Lapore Ind, Ju Sh, l-oS Et fubAe Trial At
Janesvle Wis., July 26 1855; the lnuH state Fair Al
Indianapolis, 1855 all Il the most celebrated Rsapers
Of the day including those Of he London aad PARIS Worlds
Fair notoSisty.
In introducing this Machine the notice Of Tennessee
Farmers not disposed % lake advantage Of the many
testimonials that might be brought forward in its vor but
shall only at this time refer Reaper and Mower
trial Indianapolis where Il Tumphanty carried o this
First Prise, the best Reaper and Mower and received
tn stale Board % Agriculture b be
awarded the hrst premium combined Reaper
This Machine Is the invention % Ingenious rmers and
mechancs, who clearly during he Abor IN the ne ds
the great need Of reliable Re cr, which Their skill Ia
workshop gave them the knOwl,dge TO make
Those vi hing Reapers shaue order ary, as tn supply
viii be hniisd Add sss ARMST BONG 4 CO
aplu-n NASHVILLE. IatN
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Dropping Buds.
TIVE best rcracdy for babiss fg al the disease
l. of ehildrea. IRON one hoar 70 ave yrsrs o,d Is
TIEE CHIlDHENsS PANACEA,

I q Ihs uT NIFIlT-TF " Tany-
Fuf ever, tee hinF, darhea rickeis ed sons. Ae,
u . TIE RESI- nsdons known. u the 6rH'entsfg Al
macacs that Erfn eFat vi a8d s es c0ssr o1s
fhyftans Throughout the Uuion, sko have usd IN aef
pfaeice- Where there ase yoarg csdFee ard has bcee
Estd Wli b sttnsaf Il ~ fbcif
hoasr. Prf-s 80 esnts Yef tosgie.
Fof sale hy 81 bFsEsss', aadey ALkx. NAck1NLlE,
ua,s ~ Csaess szeel
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THE GREFKNEERG HEALTH BIrTERs ue pFsF~fse
re nuniorf q he mosi purying, tAKlspfsiiaS Ana
tae AsrriA hsdaca " AmefAs. Ihsg are VssFfal ieEt
fsy give usnEih ~ the ye, and snaeie - tAfoS -
ihe ernst iuionsl tsnsrEey disease 1sfy have AZ he
bsnfacai sfsctso aas ~ hsas eansls any asfsea
Prise - ssats per psckaEr-
Far fais - Drusgss AESasheat ~ st.tes seeby
ALKA MACHINE Il 81
marrhs @ u ceerss sases,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTIKGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1ls Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 1Ostste street, BOsTOS
Co.. Agents for the most influential ana largest
circulating Commercial Papers bOh in the United States and
the Canadas.
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TACKIE--A large stook. selected
Livery Stable.

&"W y THE uudrrsigned having taken ~
o. sG the stab Market Street. Nash " ~
CSJ~-~ II vile, Tenn, two doors below the IAA
Inn, aud opposite the Mansion House, form.
erly occupied by the Hammer, respectfully that
he will keep hand good horses and yehccs be let
the hiring public on reasonable terms
he prepared 90 take Of In The best manner, all
Horses left with him. thsr boarding horses travellers
His Stable suated convenient 20 business, aud he Will
keep none experienced orers aud best prove ade
he market can afosd. Terms moderate.
ian 26-dtwavly r. s. PATTERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
STAR CANDLES.

HE attention Of the public is invited to the fact, that
most Of the star Candles offered for sie DEFICIENT
IN WEIGHT that what sold for Louud actually weighs
but fourteen fifteen ounces and packages marked 40
lbs fall short two three and FIVE pounds per box. This
loss does not fail the wholesale dealers who sell packa
at MAREED WEIGHT upon he retailers, who sell by
COUNT but the consumers who thus pay for about
tenth more than tn receive.
The subscribers have always made their Can les full sixteen
ounces 10 the pCund and mark pack at their real weight
which may be aceraned by ties ing them As their expert
ence in the business enables them oer article equal in
quality TO the market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest," and
the same time, encourage dealing.
fb26 PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE, Cir cinnati.
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Soda Water Apparatus.
IANNy's

WILLOW WORK BASKETS AND sATcHRLs.
HAVE cAoiee les o Work BASKETS. Plain ant Esroid.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency CIV s. sWYl
hER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Me-
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lISsnI-urIoN.

THE partnership betRee the undersigned In The name
l. aad style Of j. VI. Scabufy Co. dissolved by
tual the Dist nit Either Of rs viii attend 10 the
settling up OF the business Of the late hTm
J. NJ SEABURY,
4. s. PEACH.
Jan2-tf tt SEABURY.
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A coon CLEANSING BITTER.

IIFrF UlNFTs
ReadeTl You are Arpezled 10 sarnesy. neut saw ~
could believe this 70 hs rpJ lhzve of the sboye
plants, AMI wou iass thr ccne h could only
have c3nhdcrev" ~ Il TRUtlt an foust tfuth sy,r
thsFe was sos "A. Come eh, yoar uiiad irrabs
disoontsnied aud soo you have cd AZ
ter eating Cd u your boay bsF1s Easts of yosr
sIength 20 fan ynu; n 'uutrnauee hasg I'd
and saoW aspoet n yon have diaoaly lying ycuT
side; n your skn 0Ty and shnFulsd n ysa sgs
tte weak and SaTabls, snd psFlAps sblty d-sfroyei
yoar system is lansud, ssp-ea3 aGrhg hv rscr q a.
grston II you hEve staut - lnring she on
aeh-why you have oig ~ ~ lodge ton and a Fssat
bitters made ticufu indssrson and tsF 81 do H
ana al ITS attendant HIS AMI while Al hFst 4 grnt
la-s the eiouach cleaning aud removing hrre oulssos
agents, kcis stiu, rerlernE hd Fitiatsd
humOrs beauty fhr e. td NJ Me and esrFf in your
entire frame then, rcaiv st The sord 1ok dafk
and osmy; wH dearcst hsi- BE- ban shed
sod thrasi Hze 9th hsaiih and stTrugh yon VI 20
fsrih tnto the ward 20 viE hfu and Of ehrr- The
tiFsftnberr iiraifh Hitiefs be given ~
Ths Hvaluahie medicine Put Hp pAckaEes - crna
each Eseh package 80, make tso saAft ssroug bvg,
or<tnK ard louic deoo hon f0F ss ~ Al ugFs 10 ts
Gaats, and BY ALEX MkCkEALiE.
apS ~ Cei.ege ~. NssavILs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-08

rg To the Voters of Richmond.--The
day is near at hand when it will be your duty to de-
ssnate at the polls the individuals of your choice for
various municipal offices. and among them not the
least important, will be that of City Sergeant.
For this Office high order of triiisepce, great
frnness of purpose business talent INSURED by expe.
rence, and courteous department, are essentially
necessary to proper discharge Of its various
duties. Many individuals have been proposed, and
many more may be expected to be named, but among
them all not one. in the opinion of those who have
known him longest and known him best, combine
more OF necessary qualification for the office than
our worthy and much esteemed fellow citizen,
FRANCIS J. SMITH, who from beshood to man
hood, has been with and of US. Ia sunshine and
in Storm in sicknes and in sorrow, have all known
where to find him, and always have found him good,
true ana trusty.
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of Richmond
to select Mr. Smith for the Office in question, the
writer knows him well enough to know that his
whole time and personal attention will be devoted
the proper discharge of its duties but should it be
otherwise, he likewise knows that he will be found
the good citizen STILL as he belongs to that small
class, unfortunately small whom office cannot buy
and its privation cannot alineate
fe 2o-ts MONROE WARD.