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J II IIUN.-TIls celebrated Mixture Is Certain
BE irr Il cer,ain disease it is c-rtain cure for
g-'s- ,,eaness If OF long short duration. Iou
w. Ind marked improvement from the dose, look
... you uufortunates and try bottle of this es.
-,,a-t and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
..r.iy recommend il.
ls', bal OF Duval L Norton, O i B. Hill A. Bode
sr J T.. Wood {. Milspaugh, 5 p. Semple, On
Ns.4 .i-eet; L. b. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
! .y-r- the K. and +. K. r. on Broad street.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee,
(Offiee with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
rINHOROUGH-BRED MORGAN Stall
/ LION s HORSES WAGON AND HARNESS,
AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY morning next, the
9th inst will be sold the Auction Lot near the Gas
Works at 10 o'clock a thoroughbred Morgan Stall
lion which took the second premium at the late State
Agricultural Fair ~
AISO-3 Horses Wagon and Harness.
fe7 THOS W. KEESEE, Aust-
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NESSRS. DUvAL a. NORTON-Gentie-
lvl tlenien; beg TO inform you, thar with bot
tie OF Aliens Dyspepsia Bitters have been com
pletely cured of that horrid complaint. Dyspepsia
and most cordially recommend il TO every person suf
frriug from the same.
Very respectfully yours
fs 2 q. H. TRuDoE, Halifax county.
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nAAnM TO THE PUBLIC.--The
@SNs% Omnibus Line running
on the streets | shall run them
from Brook Avenue to Rockets the same dis
lance they were formerly My charge will be
10 cents or twelve tickets for dollar; or at that
rate They can be had from the following places -
VIM p. Ladd, Druggist at the head of Broad street;
Dabney Cooke Grocers, and at the Marshall Hotel;
Charles Richardson, under the American Hetel; Ran
6oIphs book store; NORRIS book stores and at r. o.
Haskin's in Rockets. 1t is scarcely necessary to
assign reason for change in the prce-the former
history of the line bears ample testimony of the
cessty of raising the price shall give the line my
person al attention. and that every posi- BILE CON
venience is afforded the public that be. shall
also keep eye to the cleanliness of my coaches; and
also to drivers in afordng every convenience to pes
sengers in getting in and out OF the coaches.
fe I-ts g L. EARNEST.
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AUCTION SALES.
l,---'s-,---~-s~.-s~s~---~-~-~1~
FUTURE DAYS.
n. :, = - ~s-s-~~ss~~@-
BY Taylor d williams.

~
BY Taylor d Williams.
Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
DN CLAY STREET, At AUCTIDN-cn
THURSDAY, 18th February, at o'clock p nj. M
on the premises, will be solo, two Building Lois
beautifully situated the south side of Clay sire
near to Adams street and lying between the resi.
dsnces OF Aessrs. ID. NJ Miller and q. A. w. Taylor
These lots front 80 feet each and back about $50
feet to an alley and from their beautiful situation In
pleasant neighborhood. worthy the attention OF
those who contemplate building 10y ~
TERMs-One- forth cash: balance at G 10 and ~
months with interest and secured by trust deed-pur.
chasers to pay the taxes for the present year
fe B-tds TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
T'RuSTEE'S SALE.-.WiII be soId mt
public auction, on SATURDAY, 9th inst, on
Council Chamber Hill, at u o'clock, NJ, likely
the rpIYSTEE "
fe 4-6t*
- ERGEANT'S SALE.--WiH be sold ON
ths ilth day Of February. 1856, at ii O'Clock in
'front.' Oh the City Hail. THAT being court dsy1 by or
der OF the Hastings Court made its January term
and costs. los A sTARKE N 9
ie i-tas for Martin NJ. Lipscemb, Serst
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BY IhOnnns w. TX eesee.

by 1HOutns w. IA eeHfes
IOfiice with George }. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street
DEW IN THE FIRST pRESB
L CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 18th,
al "A o'clock, Pew No 40 in tIie First Presbyterian
Church fRev. DIR. Moore's)
BY order of the Trustee. ss 81
THOMAS w. KEESEE,1Aucf.
The above Pew is offered at private sale ,,ntil the
time of sale. Apply TO Archd Boiling or II. w.
Quhr' es. leo
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HEAVY WINTER CLOTHIN1:.--Onr

Al as,'rtment OF heavy Winter Clothing is still
'--e and desirable. embracing large variety in
s.'- and quality of Over Coats Talmas Togas heavy
tf'less Suits, Rich Velvet, silk aud Merino Vests
Mary Mems Shirts and Drawers, &c, to which we
'l- attention OF purchasers, assuring then that
-easJais Tar advanced Offering the greatest
ia-uueEls to purchasers Call and see for your
KEEN, BALDWIN l. Co,
II lrT in2 Man str et
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NEAT COTTAGE FARM, 1 1-2 MILE!

NsT or RIrn1toNn I sa,- 81 11 1ts.5
LoTs IN HECKLER's PLAN, UNION HILL FOR
SALE at AUCTION On TUESDAY, February 18th,
1856, commencing al II O'Clock, NJ, will be sold on
the premises tif fair if not the next fair day) the
neat Cottage Farm occupied by Messrs Steb-
rs Miller located above, the road leading TO
DR.. W. A. Christians, cOntsiuing 81 acres a plat of
which can be seen at the office of the auctioneers
The buildings consist of a good Dwelling House
containing rouns Il two story kitchen with rooms
an open shed for coal and wood also large stable
provender, &C. and also excellent corn house
The place admirably adapted to market garden or
dairy.
After the sale of the farm, will be Sold in Hecklers
plan, Union Hill. that beautiful square No 40
bounded by 27th 28th, and streets, containing an
aggregate front of 692 feet which will be divided into
lots OF suitable size.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 5, G and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed title retained. The taxes for the
present year TO be paid by the purchasers.
fa & GODDIN e. APPFRSON aucts
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oGRR ENCOURAGE HOME MANI.
HsSN sACTORlES.-The subscriber has and
keeps constantly on hand, assortment
OF Rockaways Bugges and Barouches, made of the
best materials and by the most skiful workman
one in the city. = ~
Orders taken for any style of carriage and executed
faithfully at his establishment 18th street between
Grace and Franklin.
ia l7---d3m O. A FRANCIS
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= -
WANTS.
taatlan by n Young man
-,>Trn.-- The subscriber wishes %

,>TFD- AB experienced BOO II
II krErER Address box 1e, with reference
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BOARDING

ROARDING.-TwO desirable Rooms an
- sne same hoor, are at present unoccupied at the
Ie o---ot' CARLTON HOUSE
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BY Richard CauthOru,

HORSES, Gc..-On SATURDAY. Orb in.
IL slant, at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at the large lot
nearly in rear of my store, Work Horses, Mules.
Buggy, &c.
fe2 CAIrTuopN A,o.
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y INATEItS. OYsTERs..

- n = . u 4 I It
q (sD .s.atly On hand and receiving daily
&ilTt= Nsess, 8: our Depot. No. 4, Main
W. : a full supply of the freshest anG
-. o. ST. ever offered il this market, at tho
--.-. # : gallon. Come and try them.
Al. lsups.- ii Of .esh GOLDFISH, just receiv-
-..y tiauls = us Express. They can't be beat.
- l. ROWE. JR.. & co
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ROARDlNG...llrs. BURTON, corner of
~ 9TH and Franklin sts. has two fine large rooms
on the first floor which she would be pleased to have
occupied by agreeable families ia I2-ts
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RAND EXPOSITiON of unparaieIIed

u e!eGp and useful goods, for few weeds only, TO
lake ali entire clearance of all the goods we had
l. and wet by the late SHOWS and Iaius at 30 per
ton from ! cents to the best York mills at l2I
,eits; sill of which will be designated by being
safaei with led pencil letters. Also, Calicos at 81
worth ~ cents; also, finer grades; also LOCO dresses
;H-st Cocheo prints at II per per yard, colors
,r,t
bookkeeping goods. for present and early spring
At 81 and u cents Linen Shrtings, Pillow Cot
.ls a.L Liners. Table DamHsks. Snow Drop and
4 y.suasE Table Cloths Doyles, Napkins, Towels Di-
,-r. uiushams, Quilts, Marsailes Counterranes
N-akeeus aGt cents usually l.: cents, Black Cam
..s , 8: crLts Calicos at a cents cheap for cash
,rTy. Families and housekeepers viii find this
4-e chance supply themselves with goods at un-
.rt-rted low prices We wish it distinctly I'M
i-;sr. OF HE goods sold they are. soied and
a rre,t G. A. GWhTKIN
Onnnsita EXCHANGE RarL
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TSOH sALE--A very desirable IHA -
II on LAND. containing $50 acres Via - -
tw esa 25ol aud 5000 cords Of pine WOOD, snd seoa
srsf and MILL iyins seoat ssaa nsss sso Tor
n,ona on the Richuond and psnvIe 10 eerps sanaad
Va.
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D-FAKM HANDS, tcolored,
hi SJ0Eu4k ERS-i or
LOST

n.T.au Monday evening last, near
y rrrjs-.- k.bur< Depot my FREE PAPERS.
.-4- will receive Il reward Of = by leaving
' 1asr, WILLIAM KING.
free man OF color.
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AUCTION sALps.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Larus & shine.


BY Larus g. shine. Z :
AIaE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATr
s,, 10y virtue Of deed of trHst, executed on ths
Vice. o. February, 1855. TO me, by William a
noaes ,s na SARAH L., his wife, shall, for the purN
on the 70 said deed SELL Ut public suefisn
Hin ma ses the following valuable lots ON Union
DAY IN T me city Of Richmond, ON the EIGHTH
O.; -. This MONTH viz. : - =
to co,,,, 1oI.hg ON 9TH street and running back
9th stree, ale lsn feet. The said lots front ON
plat ALAG ona ?" 70 70 feet, as will be shown by
street betwssn M An, Lot fronting s53 feet on 18th
p1sLe tne residence of f. " Suttae anu op
10 sei LIS OF sale IL fallou,. . a :,
n OF the SALE . $50 cash. ths peyine tie
o's GA .he 9th day of January, 1857 oa'ahee pays
osie 10 commence at four clock NJ ... .
NV ''' '"e ne"t iair Day at the same hour '
LARus 4 SHINE, Auctioneers-u,i, n IA trustee
of the lots and the deed of trust are lsf a.a plat
seen. ' iea una can be
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Auct,.
r1 The above named sale being arrested Nv . Mi,
of injunction, is, for the present. postnone5 IN s
ther notice. ALLISON NAfLOR, Trustee
A""e' - oh.Ne, Aucts. fe8
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN RurpN ,
H TURE.-Will be sold on MONDAY next IIth
INST at III O'Clock, at the house of Mr. Isaac Smith
ON 9TH street. between Byrd and Canal the House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture of Mr.. Smith. consist
ing in part of Beds Bedsteads, Mattrasses Chairs.
Bureaus, &c. &c.
After the sale of the Furniture will be sold, first
rate young Horse well broke harness. and one fine
Mich Cow, fresh TO the pail
Sale conducted by LARUS SHINE,
re Auctioneers
~ ISichu.J T,..,eLD...
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BY Goddin 81 AODerron.

VALUABLE FRAMED TENEMENT. ON
4rH, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will he
sold, ION THURSDAY, the 7th day of February, 1856
on the premises, commencing at O'clock, the
neat Framed Tenement on the east line of 4th be.
tween Main and Frenklin streets, fronting "a feet
running back 1870 feet.
TERMS Oue-fourth cash; balance at g. and Q
months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest end
title retained till the last note shall be paid
1e taxes and insurance for the present year to be
paid b the purchaser The location is an excellent
GODDIN a. APPERSON
f. Auctioneers.
fOSTPONEM F,NT.-ln consequence of the in
ciemency Of the weather, the above sale was post
poned TO MOUDAf next. 18th February, at the same
hour. GODDIN l. APPERSON
re 3 Auctioneers.
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II GA * ID N G.--MRS. j. FRENCH
doors below Broad Street Hotel will open on Mon.
day the 2st inst for the accommodation of resident
and transient boarders She is prepared to accom-
modate large number of day boarders And trusts
that the extensive and favorable reputation which
she enjoys as an efficient housewife, will secure for
her liberal share of patronage and promises that no
pains shall be spared upon her part to make her table
one OF the most desirable in the city.
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A UCTION GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS

THAMPAGNE.-.Onc CONSIGNMENT bns.
~ kets very superior Champagne, which will be
sold great bargain to close invoice.
fe AIEy NoTvr
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PUBLIC SALE AL OF sT T9sbkr sN y.T e

PGINiA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursusnt 70
authority in Us vested by MeCsIdy vowies ,ste
contractors upon sections No 50 and - Ct e me s e
IT, h,hest bidder for cash at the Office OF Godd!n
Appersos. Auctioneers in the city Of Richmond, GO
the srd day of December 1855. at II ocioen, z.
ali of the STOCK and SHARES OF SToCh, MY
Virginia Central Railroad Company, 70 wnieh -
said MeCurdy and vowles became enlisted anas. ~
contract with said Company for the cenetrucIos :"
- q STERRITT BELL
Agents and Trustees for MeCurdy Vowiss ke
P0STPONEMET.-The above $40 - - - =
until the 18th of February, 1855. - -
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BY AIexander Mem. = - - :
II ~ lss sAMh;,EIss :: JEWEL
MING, commencing at - o,. Isocns,en, THIS EVE:
"sfIenea Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, DC. ~ "
cutlsTS Dzr general sssortmsnt Of Fancy Articles,
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tsSss5sssE.ss@ESzs.l1 NOTICE.. 90 To all WlIOln II
taGSssass..-..ee.as,-ts4 MAY CONCERN: Whereas the
Richmond and Dauvle Railroad
Company have had the misfortune to lose their
freight house IN Richmond, well as portion Of
the rolling SUc they constrained for the present
to deliver all down reights the siding of their road
on the depot lot IN this city the trains shall
arrive-said freight to be immediately removed BY
those 10 WHOM 1t may be consigned belong. the
company Will not be responsible for the safe keepno
OF the same, and the parties concerned or in any way
interested viii therefore take notice tiat all down
freight as before stated will be teil risk as soon
as unoaded from the cars. C. CAMPBELL,
ia 10 Stunt of Trarsnortation
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I - o. w IuT.e UIAMUNU hINU, bIsHIY
.ty the aur.eE hLy VlIsau finding SAID Ring
....ye IN srgy. ls.,asd, Id have 10 questions
,, r.fI...- .'t..s,i c. The SUN Of so will
.. r. rati 70. Doc. .Ut.I... winch may lead to lis
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SClSSORS, &c.-.EIne Scissors, i'm Ieath.
- er cases, OF the first quality; Needle Cases and
Books, Gard Cases Purses, Portmonnaies, &c. For
sale by BULKLEY A CO
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| rtV \Rp-Isost between Powhatsn station, on
.....,E aud Ds1v;lle Railroad. and Richmond.
~. go. Nd CA " cSues,iay, the S0th of Jsnnary
, 70, kFT.BOOK. vith Bonds 10 the smount
~ $50: Certificates Ct Bank Stock to the
.a.... ct $500 sr $500. This above reward WI
y.r..r5 fe I-6tr JAMES ALLEN.
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,,.F--o, wednesday last near Mayo

| VI ''I.f,,r-ft Navo street and DIR. Edmund's
! ,sr-.. ) setut FALSE TEETH The finder
-.,,.aied bv leaving them at this office
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,>TEn. - The subscriber wishes 10
II -.--sse immediately, neat, well huii buek
rt7iurng from four 10 sly rooms and pas
#. which the cb,h will be paid II desired. ANY
al' ..s such house for sale vi / please apply At
.a. ,. ny Al the residence Of the subscriber on Sd
,.,s door to Chsrles Campbell ESQ.
$3.50 ------------------
D-FARM HANDS, tcolered,l
W ~ the present year: ior when am "t.ilhe 70
..s..rshlp but not eNtTavasbu' prices Also,
Rt4pS DRIVER Apply to oo.,s,,,,>
|r.-t' ----- -----
,>TED-Tn ~HOEMAkE RS-t or
" - hands Oh ladies' wear. None but The best
Zen ed srr'y. fos"eh constant employ ineut
&c -''"' 'f''' HENRY W. OUARLES,
No IS PeaIl st.
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NOTlCE..-As intend making n change
in my present business, shall, from the present
until the 18th Feby offer my large stock of Goods at
cost-coDsistng of Brooms Baskets Brushes. bras
and iron bound WOODWARD, Cages, Mats, Looking
Glasses, Trimmings, Soaps, Fancy Articles, French
and English China cut and pressed Glass Iron Stone
and Common Ware of every description. Those In
want of such goods will do well to call early az
shall close the balance at auction. j 80
THOMAS L. ANGUS
fe 1-2w* a w. Main street
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1IOVEk rAhD..-lUv Bssheis Prime
u M0untsin Glover Seed--if stHs-and forsale BY
IL LEWIS N, WEBB CD.
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NO THE PUBIIC.-Haying purchased
/ the Drus store of Il. III. SOuthali Co, corner of
Broad and 4l streets opposite Taylors Shoe store
and didgonaly opposite to Breeder Fox and made
1sEge additions to the stock, prepared to furnish
families physicians and others with every Thing to
De found I'D well conducted Drug Store, Including d
q &c AID varied assortment II Fuzzy and Toilet
Icles, Perfumery, Patent and amily Medicines, &c
Ii shall be l, constant to offer to the public
every modern improvement, in separations, &c, as
possible, and above al TO keep on hand moth
ing but the fresh and genuine.
I'VE have the usual assortment Of Paints Oils and
Dyestufis Window Glass (Which will be cut to
derD Putty, &c; the best brands of Tobacco and
Cigars likewise, large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite the examination of country
Merchants Physicians and al in want, and solicit
continuance OF the patronage of the late firm.
N. Physicians prescTl ptlons promptly attended
70 at all houis WIN. c. BATTAILE,
ia l6---ts Corner Broad and Attn SITS.
GENTLEMEN, il is well worth your
~ while TO call at HILLS Boot and Shoe store and
CIV anime some water proof Boots, that he has Just
received they the best Boot that be made,
and at Il low price for the quality. HILLS store is
Noi27 Min street, Richmond, Va. ja 81
HAkER FLANNEL DRANVERS.-I
- have on banda full assortment of ALL WOOL
Shaker Flannel Drawers, something superb and du-
rable Call at Ia Main street.
ia 81 VIM IRA SMITH.
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NJ u Z E--The subscriber having EN-
' poyed MIR. JAMES FELLOWS to superintend
the manufacturing department of his business re-
specially announces that he will have made to order
any description of ladies' gentlemen's or childrens
Shoes OF Boots, in the very best manner
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ia No. Is Pearl street.
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NIOTICE.-We wish to hear from every
y one who suffers himself, or has any one about
him that suffers, any living creature about him
that moves the turf that suffers with sores sprans
chllblaus or bruises in order that we NAV sell or
give him bottle of our Turf Oil. If poor to paw
we will give it t. him; if able to pay, will receive
it, aud refund it if ii does the For sale
by ia 80 DOVE co.
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\ I E.-The undersigned hnving
:, 3a=ihed us administrator (sqith the will annex
y. -i'- estate Of Simon Bonayita, deceased, late
-'e'ty reques all persons having claims against
sad estate 10 present them 10 him duly authen-
-.7l lyF settlement, and all persons indebted to
a'F 10 MAKE payment TO him without delay as
n All that said estate should be settled 80
"a ptact!cEbie Those claims which have been
"a .''4s presented 10 the Sergeant of the city of
u --,.Lti d such administrator will be acted on
'-' isither notice from the parties.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
administrator Of y. Bonaviia, deceased.
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TT Is WITH WILLING PIEASURE I
add my testimony to the efficacy of BAKERS
brTTERS," in relieving an established case OF Dys-
pepsia from which have suffered for q number OF
years. The of few bottles convinced me NOR
only of its vaue Tonic. but its permanent refief
lniWater Brash and Sour Stomach. Confidently re-.
commend it to the afflicted. s-F1'1@ - =
.- Fl. C. McNEMAa. rs,
Richmond, December 18th 1855
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b AIexan1cr Men.

SfEClAL TRADE AAI4K. CLOTHING
-, 1c-Will be sold ct Auction, THIS MOANING
~ se and superior lot of Ready made Clothing, IN
s 20 sal. the trade embracing superior Frock and
CIe:s Cio,n and Tweed Goats Cloth Cashmere and
Gassnet RAM; silk Satin and Velvet yests heavy
oveIcoats Merino Shirts and Drawers Gloves; Sus
penders Stocks; Colisr.; Shirts, DC.
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- cult Court Of Orange county made On the "a dav
of February 1856. in the case Of Newman Sulliysn
against Daniel Wetzell. I SHALL ON FRIDAY the sff,
day of the present month, in front of my Office pro-
eeed to sell at pnbc auction to the highest bidder
one large brown Mule, well formed and of fine pro.
portions, to satisfy the attachment in said case
Aiso oy virtue of distress warrant of Crenshaw
ssainst Anderson, SHALL at the time and place
warrant. - - ~
so, Lot Of Furniture to satisfy several exscu-
fe III s's -
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L AND In CHESTERFIELD FOX SALE.
Il For sale, privately tract of Land lying on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, about miles
from Richmond The said tract contains 80 one
halt of which Is in original growth the other half il
sown in wheat. 1t will be sold with or without The
wheat. The improvements consists of ANAL franz
dwelling and necessary out houses, with we'll of ~
cellent water. Applyt to H J. NUNNALLY, =
Manchester: or to
ia 23-lm* B. w. TOTTY, I05 Cary 81.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS YETI

NOTICE..-Wishing to reduce oar eeocE
y OF Fancy Dress Goods, we will for the next two
months offer at cost for cash. entire stock of
goods consisting In part of Printed and Figured Mons
lines French and English Plain and Plaid Mernos
Plaid, Striped and Brocade Silks with MANY othsr
styles suited to the present season
BINFORD, MAYO BLAIR
We take this opportunity to request our customers
whose accounts have been standing six months to
make early settlements.
ia Ida cts BINFORD MAYO BLAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08

GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.


Halifax Street. Petersburg, Va
The following gentlemen have given certificates
to the efficacy of Dr. Puer's Compound Tou, copies
of which will be found wrapped around each bottle
Jos. Noliner, NJ D., of Petersburg; b. Y. Gates, J.
NJ Morris Wesley s Grisg, John w; Leath' Samuel
For sale in this city by Duval L Norton Dove
Co. J. B. Wood and A. Bodeker Main Street, and L.
B. Thomas and White Harris, Broad Street.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. EDiroH :--Please say TO the voters Of Wood
county shat will be Independent candidate for
Sheriff of Wood county at the ensuing October cleo
ton. GEORGE S. MCKNIGHT,
Mr.. IIrGaINs:--Please announce my name as indie
pendent candidate for sheriff of Wood county, Ohio.
l.. c. LOCK.
Mn. EDITOR Please announce the name of H.
RAM DAVIS as an independent candidate for Sur
veyor, and obge MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. .EDIToR:-Please announce the name of JAMES
McCRoRY, of Portogeyle, Wood county. as an inde-
pendent candidate for the office of county Sheriff. at the
coming. October election and oblige
MANY FRIENDS.
Mr. HIGGIys :--Please announce the name of T. G.
Frtsbie, of Freeport, Wood county, as an Indepen-
dent Candidate, for the Office of County Recorder and
oblige .. ..... MANY FRIENDS.
The Last Is Always the Best.
Mr.. En1roR:-Please announce the name of WILL
LIAM EWING, of the Independent State, as an Inde-
pendent Candidate for shcrIif, and by doing YOU
will oblige ' '' MANY VOTERS. f.