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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

THERE wiilbc meeting Of the Directors OF the
il Greensburg and Rockville Turnpike Com
VILE, on Saturday, the 3lst day u January. The
Directors arc earnestly invited TO By present at
. o'cioc X r. NJ, ms urgent and important busi-
ness induces this call.
The Stockholders OF said Company and sub.
scribers 10 the Bridge at "Kimble's Mlir are no.
tined md requested 10 make immediate payment
OF their subscript,ns TO the Secretary nnd Treas
urer, and II not promptly pal suits will be inst-
tuted.
Tho Supreme Courtha decided the subscnp.
ton 10 be legal and eoleciable.
JNo. II. FARQuHAR, President.
yso. W. HIrT. Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan u Nv
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THE PROHIBITIONIST.

Published Monthly, by the Executive Commit
tee OF the N. Y. State Temperance soclety; AN
Asa MACoy, mcmber Of the Executive Commit
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cate, Of the Cause In the Nation, contribute Of
their wisdom and eloquence 10 It, columns.
With the Nnmber for January, 1857, Il begins
vol.IV.
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other. sseredly devoted TO tho suppression OF
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Ri RIO Ms

EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Blu RIO Ms
GRSTLEMEN's FURSISHisHINc AND
CLOTHING ESTABLIssMENT
THOMAS BURTON would inform the public
i that he has Just received part of his stock OF
Goods for the Fall and Winter trade OF 1851
His assortment Is complete, embracing all art-
eles usually found In clothing and furnishing
stores. Ills stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Consists OF Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Collars
Cravats, Handkerchief, suspenders, ETC.; also
wooden and cotton Undershirts, and Drawers, Of
iaIso have a stick OF India Rubber Goats and
leggins, Carpet Bags, various kinds, Hair Brushes,
Combs, &c.
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, ETC.
have a complete assortment OF the above nam
ed articles, and will always DO prepared 10 make
full suits or single garment NJ tho shortest no.
ticc, aud warrant q NJ la all eas0s.
TRIMMINGS.
good stock OF bindings, Cordlngs, silks,
Thread, Buttons, &c, always on hand. Those
wanting such articles will please call.
CUTTING.
Particular attention paid 10 cutting gontlemcn's
garments. Persons wishing anything done In this
line will please call. Trimmings OF all kinds for
nished, VI desired. From my long experience
feel conndentI will DO able 10 give entire satsfac
lion, rs heretofore 10 all who may give me their
ally pa.roni1od me forye'' p So NIL continue
Remember me Place and RrmembsrfLe name.
Connorsvilic, Jan %
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nIANOs FOR RENT.NEw AND
il SECOND HAND.--I have seven. 90
sslil lot the rem, apply on the pur.I1 FV
chase until tho rent pays for the Piano. Conc
rent, and pay for Plano and notknow u.
@. NJ. MuRCH,
No. a West Fourth street,
Sole Agent for L., n. & B.'s Pianos, and Bishop
Il Child's mclodeons. Jan2
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Blank Deeds, &c.

There asjsetbssn issssd 81 shss once new
and beautiful edition Of Hank pceds, short form
ioners' Dssds, old form Deeds, Summons and
subpsnass
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

pURE LIQUORS, for medicinal purposes only.
We have In store pure PORT Wine, cogniac
Jolly II w. l.. FARQUuAR a CO.
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODS

,onx kxe. s.n. wss.
KING q WEST s.
:,s :sss s. fs ss s ss s osa
the old RID BRICK, known ~ The old stand Of
d. Price 4 Son. whore they can be found II al
Zines, ready and willing 10 sell goods a shade
market. Our stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods
Il full and complete. consist 'ng In parl OF
Hack md Fancy silks.
Merinos, Lustrcs, Debafes, Cashmeres, Chalies,
Vaientlhs, Piaids. Dciaincs, Cinghams, ctc.
600 Pieces Prints
or good eoior., and choice selection Of patterns
''i Homer isa s'sS': r q ,1 2, m,rrs.
Laeas Edg' ugs, and iusortings. OF every kind and
style;-CaI,cs, Collars, fndcrslseyos, Handker-
chieh, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, satchels, and every
thing else necessary 10 complete the Ladies' TOT.
let.
French Cloths,
or almost every color, aud as prices that can't fall
10 suit the customer, AZ well as nice assortment
netis, Twceds. vcstings, & c.. Or N YOU prefer
garment ready made, We can show you = little
The best and cheapest stock OF
nIcn and toyss CIething
In .hs portion OF the State. Also, ssplendid 40.
o.nss' Furnishing ceeds.
Our stock OF
staple Goods
u heavy, aud consists In part OF brown aud
Blcsched Muslins, Driiiinrs. wooiea aud cotton
flanncls or all co'ors, Checks, Tckings. Diapers,
Mariners stripes, &c.
Hats, Caps, Boots q Shoes,
seliected carefully, and At prices that win scll.--
We Keep general assortment OF Hardware.
Qucenswarc, Glassware,
Groceries, Nails, &C.
u fact, our stock 10 complete In every depart
ment.
We will take all kinds ofmerchsntnbie produce
at tho highest pricc, IN oxchang for goods, and
give you the goods n cash prices.
SEQ 70 s56-ly
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fyROCERIEs, HARDWARE, NAlLs, ETC
" Luck n fafquhafhfein receipt oiiullsup.
plies ofthe choicest Groeeries, and best selected
Hardware. Cutlery aud Nails. a. No 4 CONNER.
olalRow by LfNck 4 fARQuiiAk
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A CHALLENGE.

= :. - -.<'1. -
I'hh RESULT OF me tnni OF Corn Srushers Al
brooksiiie on SATURDAY Inc nixth OF pecem-
per,peing unssusmeiosy 70 ,no parties in'eIesIea I,
hereby invite any ana Az Corn cfushen VINO
zee, 10 9,,posea, 70 meet we
"lMPkONED LiTILE GlANT.
at Rrooh xIi,e a, ana ox.t Tue.dav I'm gcnteu,ber
iss7. 40 com nate so, a purse' an fhc fpIlowinr
terms:
la A m,nt,,.. Of a,. di.,ntey.s,ed nan
shai be chosen Al lea a Ian DAYS before the dsy
OF trial. he manner OF choosing aid eommittes
20 be dotcrmIned by eonsuItaton with The compct-
Iton.
ed. TIL. eou,mi,,ee mall yeceixe sio each for
thcI r services 40 bc mad out OF the spurss
IA. zach eomnctlpr MN shsll nav to Inc cam
mitteo Sloo, before com aencine 10 grind; the
mont, a tbus Maid 40 eonst,sutc n .np,ser which
shall be awarded 10 ,hS pes. Mil, assershe con-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27


Franklin County.
IN tho Court Of Com mon P,ras OF FRANKLIN
county, state OF Indiana On vacuonl.
Martha W. John,
W.
Emily Iiitt, Maria ititt,
Elizabeth Holland, Raehs
aei Halle, Mary Cooper, feutionfor Partition
kllen Adair, Martha Cole. \ at real estate,
scott, Jane, samuel, an.
roiia, Florence, aud Jehn
4. John.
Now on this eed day OF anuary, 1857, comes
tho said plaintiff by Holland ~ hinkley, hef Al.
tornoys, and nles la the ONE OF said Court va.
eallon) her petition for parti ZION Of Me real estate
lhoren described. and also an affidavit from
which II appears that tho said Emiiy Hittand Ma
~ Cooper are not residents o. The state OF indi-
ana, -
Therefore, the said Emlly n ,Aand Mary Coop
or are notlnod OF the pendene.T OF said peunon,
and that the same viii stand hn uiai q, me nsxi
torn OF said coud, 10 be begun aud held a. INC
Court House IN Rockville, In the County ana
state aforesaid, on tho hrst Monday OF Apni
next.
Witness John NJ. Johnston, Gle tk Of said Court,
This ged day OF January, A. ID. lau.
| jan3o-3wpfsf JOHN ~. JOHN WON, o'srk.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
IS fheiargeslaad mos .carefally ssisetses.os s
: fBoots and Shoes they have over oherod, may
s''''''''''' o'A1 EisckSSlS RaUTxR.
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The nativities of the convicts arc thus
shown, exhibiting largo variety Of ele-
ments In our population:
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Repor, OF the Investigating Cone
mittec.
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NOTICE,

Noticeis hereby glvon, that application willbo
made TO tho Auditor OF Franklin county. Ind.
10 issue certificate for lots Nos. and being tho
N. Il. OF N, E.and N. w. ofN. n. quarter OF sec.
ton 10, town 10, range ~, In said county, IN lieu
OF thoso issuedto the undersigned by the School
Commissioners, and which have been lostor des-
Jan. 10 GEO. HOLLAND
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k@e"sAaE w. tut0< UC(s ~ IrIts
ps. RosAoE-Dssr sir,-t should be indeed I'M
grateful II failed TO reply to your letter OF the
10Th uls, inQuiFing the egsc, OF your remedies IN
my case Yoa say you do not wish 10 publish NV
reply, but simply TO learn for your own satisfac-
ton What The Scandinavian Remedies have done
for me. But, my dear Sir, wish You 10 make
my statement public, not only a. 5ast tribute 10
your own skill, but for the benefit Of Others who
may he suffering ~ suffered, and might be cur
cd az have been cured. For more thsn ak years
~ you are aware, endured coutlnuous marty.
dom IRON the combined effect Of chronic dyspcp-
Ella, liver complaint, constipation, and most do.
plorabie condition Of the nervous system. Dur.
Ing that Time employed The beet physicians in
NE West, and three times visited Now YORK for
tho purpose Of consulting the moot eminent med.
10 aimsn In that city. An was useless. 4 ds.-
psiFed Of rseoveaing my health, and almost wish-
Cd Tor death. Twas n this time your advertise
msnt caught my eyes, and dstsrmlnee, M a for
iorn hope, 70 try your Scandinavian blood Purin-
Grand Blood PILLS. Only I've month"; have elaps.
edsines uncorksd the nrs bottle and took The
nrss pill. Three words win tell tho result, 4 am
wsni yes, 10 better health than ! can rseollees
having enjoyed since my childhood. Ny recove-
~, under Providence. owe TO you. believe I
have paid you about thirty-nys dollars for med,.
cine, and had every dollar been a HUNDRED, they
would have been cheap.
With deep gratitude remain yours truly,
MARY ANN coMsrocK.
For sale BY NJ. w. Halle, BrookviiIc; .. N.
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= '''p gratitude remain yours truly

MHHf MN CUMHIOCKs
FOR sale BY NJ. w. Halle, BrookviiIe; >. N.
Clements, BloomIngxrovsi clifford q oobIs, Iau.
fei. doe ~ IN
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Total. ......................3o
The following table shows the differ
snt crimes Of the present convicts in the
Penitentiary, and tho number Of each:
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total'..s'.......,..... 3o4
The several counties Of tho State were
rprsseHted, on the 10Th Of December. last,
o. follows:
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rOUNTnY PRODUCE. - slaughter q
NJ Williams keep on hands AL kinds of county
Prodnce, Pork, lard, Sweet Potatoes, Irish fois.
toes. Pnmpkins, Apples, Bu.ser, Se" Tor sale
cheap for cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

IF TO the Voters of Kichmond.--in re-
ply to the call Of many of my democratic friends
and urgent solicitations of many warm friends ire
spective of party, to announce myself candidate
for the CITY COLLEGTORSHIP In the approach
ing election, have only to say, that some men
born great, and srme achieve greatness, and some
have it thrust upon them Not being very nice in
such matters, have sort of Hobs0n's choice be-
tween the three If upon any eff these tides In the
ataiSs of men" am now afsat, it is known to the
publ& that for some years past have been either
going going, going or game, and therefore bave
but little difficulty in keeping psce with the progress
OF the Having thus Clearly defoed my position
shall aintan II with all the nfsxible rmuess in
cpired BY true devotion to the best interests of the
country large under the auspices of the democrat
ic party. After the election my latitude ana ougi-
tude in the official world may be known by refer.
to the polls
In whatever he c1mbustious movements of the day
may result accept gentlemen for this mamie station
of your favor, the assurance of my highest regard.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
me 6-tistA JOHN III. DIGGES.
ZIP" Enquirer and Whig copy.
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BY Larus & Shine.

ny AArus q shine.
SALE OF CIGARS, TOBACCO. 6,c..Dn
~ FRIDAY evening nsxt, April Sd, will sslI at
ancuon, az my store, the remnant of nv stock con-
sistng in part of the following articles Viz ''"-
variety ef CIGARS
1 lot g fvTIurasy sAokINe TOBACCO
Several ts' Of cHEw Il ros 81
Sesuti sd: Turtish son sImSSnsH xhish j:
ana several Meerschaom Pipes
Two beautiful SHOW CASES, made of French
Plate Glass, Silver Frames
CHARLES RICHARDSON
Dealer in Cigars and Tobacco.
a Sale will commence at II O'clock. and condnct.
ed by Messrs. LARUs SHINE. NH s0-5t
VALUABLE SCHOONER FOR sALE.-.
By virtue of authority conferred upon me by an
Tuuis A. Brown vs. William Garrett shall proceed
to sell, on THURSDAY, April 2 1857, the valuable
schooner "Alverdes" together with her Rigging ar q
said Brown in Chests field opposite the D.til'ery o.
Messrs. stearns Erummell. Sale to commence al
IL o'clock. ROBT. w. GILL. D s.,
NH 80 dts For VIM Gil Sheriff
{ INCONSISTENCIES SALE DF REAL
to the provisions Of the decree pronounced by the
County Court of Henrico, on the 4th day of Februa
traitor and others, we shall, on MONDAY, the 6tf
day of April, 1857, THAT being court day. proceed
to execute the said decree by Offering for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at the front door
the Court. House Of Henrico. County, the piece o
land mentioned In the proceedings of said suit.
This tract lies about fifteen miles above the city
Richmond, in the immediate vicinity of Short Pump
and contains lis acres. The tract is in the wei
known coal region of Henrico. and is believed 70 BIZ
valuable coal property, and the soil of the entire
tract il of good quality.
The sale will take place at 70 O'Clock M.
TERMS One third cash; one third at twelve mos
and the other third at eighteen months from the day
of sals-the credit instalm to bear interest from
the dag ct sale, the purchaser to give bonds with
good personal security for the deferred payme nts
and the title to be retained till the whole purchas
money be- paid.
Taos J. Evans, . Commissioners
NH 14.-.SL wtds
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rOKN GROUND ON COMMISSIONS
~ The subscriber having leased the BELVIDERE
CORN MILLS, which now in complete order,
ia prepared to make $50 bushels of the best FAMI-
LY MEAL per day.
Persons living in, and near the city. having Corn
GRIND will find 1t to their interest to give him
call. S. HARTMAN,
Corner of 9th, on Arch street,
Opposite the franklin Paper Mill.
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~ City Gas Works The undersigned
ofsrs himself candidate for reelection to the
office OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
WORKS.
Having erected sill the machinery at the New Gas
Works and conducted the whole Of the operations
at both the New and Old Works during the psst two
years, in q which he trusts has been salts
factory to his fellow citizens he respectfully soicits
their votes at the election in April.
NH a. tide T. II. WYNNE.
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BY Taylor ~ Williams.

ARGE SALE Ur vnLUABLE PRO.
IL PERTY, TO CLOSE A CoaCERN.-With the
view of settling up the affairs of the hrmof ELLIS
will sell
On TUESDAY, Slst March, at II O'clock, A.
81, at the farm of Ellis & PEERS on the viii ANS
burg road half mile from the city, viii be so!d, all
the perishabs property thereon, consulting OF
Ploughs Harrows, Cuitivators and farming imple-
ments of every kind
ALSO.--A lot of Wheat Straw, Shucks, &c, &c.
TERMs---Sums under 500, cash. over that amount
and under $500, months credit, sums over $500,
months credit, for approved negotiable ootes, with
interest aided THOMAS w. PEERS
Surviving partner of the firm of Ellis Peers.
T.vIoR 4 WILLIAMS Aurfs nh 10 lids
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kF-TO the Voters OF Richmnud-I am
still candidate for the office of CITY SERG EANT.
l bslieve it is generally known to you that II am
elected to this oice, and will discharge its du-
ties as faithfully as any one of ray opponents. 1
therefore earnestly solicit support the LIST day
Of April next
Your most obediert servant,
NH 90. dtdo* JAS D. ELLE7T.
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~ To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
moND.-Thsuktul for past favors, again offer N.Y.
self candidate for the Office of CITY COLLEC-
TOR. JULIUS A. HOBSON.
NH 7--atdet
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" AHlFfICHH ana W mig TICKET Tor W
NICIPAL OFFICES:
Mayor-Jossph Mayo.
City Sergesut-Thomas u Dudley.
Commonwealth Attorney-R T. Daniel
City Collector A. Hobson.
City Assessor-D. III. Miller.
City Geuger-Richsrd Fox.
supt. Gas Wofks-Thos Fl. Wynne.
Supt. Water Works. l.. Davis.
Supt. Poor House-Jchn Pearce.
High Constabe-FrederickB Butler.
Grain Meesurer-E. Dews.
Capt of Night Watch-A. Wilkinson
Supt. Streets M. Bates.
Register Water Works-M L. Stratton.
NH Z5---65
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II TO the Voters of the City of Rich
MoHO.-l am candidate for the office of CITY
0AUGER, md respectfully solicit your sutfrages a;
tbs next April election. SAMPSON JONES.
fe 4-dtd.
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MARTIN MEKEDITH LIPECUHt
10-dtdes

e. The undersigned, mt the solicitation
Of many friends irrespective of political parties
sp ,ctfuily presents himself candidate for the Of
fee OF CITY SERGEANT, and soicits the citizens
Of Richmond generally to give him their support.
ia I5-dts ED s. GAY
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II tHpectfuUy,
HENRY 4. JONES.
NH Il--tde

gTA Card IL am still candidate for
the office of CITY SERGEANT. aud most respect.
fully solicit the sufrsges of my fellow citxens
NH I2-u THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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with large Stable, on 9Th street and the Canal,
near the Armory
fe 2i-2awts j. KEESEE.
DEAL ESTATE EOR SALE PRIVATE
IL 1--we authorized to cell that valuable
HOUSE and LOT, on Main street, next door above
Messrs Lewis N Webb Co, running back to the
alley in rear, and now liz the occupancy of Measrs.
Cook Mott Auctiopeers.
Also, the vacant Lot fronting 65 feet, on the
South side of Frassiin street, and bounded by
Shockoe Creek, on the East. Apply to
PHILIP M TABB & SON.
Office on Governor street.
fe Z-TGFtlstAp Between Main and franklin.
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~ For City Sergeant..-The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for the
office Of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
and will De thankful for the support of the voters OF
the city. HENRY w. QUARLES.
la I-dta
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" To the Voters Of the City Of Richmc,a
am candidate for The office of CRY sERGEXNTT
at the ensunG Spring election subject TO the al, ~
nominating Convention of the Democratic psrtv
To those who may not know nae, and who wish IN
be governed in their election by qua cation and a..
for Office, respectfully beg leave to say tina.
have hsd long experience Ia the duties of sheriH.
and have ever been a Democrat.
Respectfully,
NH Il--tde HENRY &. JONE8
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By Goddin 4 Apprrson, Aucls.

GARDEN FARM, ADJOINING THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Mr.. J. Il. Cook, this owner of the above Farm, hsv.
ing entered into other business, has authorized to
sell the IL is situated near Mitchslps Spring,
about three fourths of mile from the corporation
line, and contains about 10 OF land, we'll
closed and highly improved IS market garden.
There is upon the place an excellent brick dwell
Ing containing six rooms besides stable, barn. ktch
en-, &e., all in goad repsir.
Tn. place ia remarkably hsalthy, and fs near enough
to ensbie person residing thereon TO busi
in Richmond If desired all the personal estate
the place. and ths negroes hired for the present
year, viii be disposed of to whonsomss may pur-
chase the place. As the owner 10 anxious TO sell
bargain will be given Apply at once to Mr.. Cook or
to GO0DIN APPERSON, Aucss.
The above farm will be sold at auction the pre-
misses. on TUESDAY, the 31st March, 857, at A
O'Clock, r. M
TEKMs-One.fourth each; balance at g. IL and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest sdded, secured
by trust deed The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the
purchaser. $50
mh2l G. Il 4.
| Ps.-After the foregoing sale, will be sold the
house and lot adjoining Mtchelrs Spring, recently
occupied by Mr. Peter @. Truehsrt. The lot contains
one acre. The house Is brick. Terms st sale.
NH 80 g. h A.
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ny Alex sea.

cErIn ~ LUKE. DfsA GUODs AND (sRfl.
= rIIEsns e viii be sold At auc ion, At nv tore
on Al morning next. the 3lst inssa It eous
second hand furniture " NJ" saa
Mous]ns, Calico Domestcs. &C. ssss'ne.ss
Ready Made Ciothins Boots. Shoe. Hat. u.......
&c, &c. s-' .0 ".1's
GRoCERIEs-Whiskey, Gin, Branay, v,ne,.r
susar, CcfeS Tea, soap, Candles, Ac 50 doseS
Brooms; $4,000 Cigars. - 4, :"
NH 50 ALrX MOTT Au.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

Sam'l Cary is n candidate for High
CONSTABLE Of tbs city of Richmond, and respect.
fully solcts the votes OF the citizens at the ensuing
election. NH i6-tde*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

t1y- To the Voters of the city of Rich
MoND-I very respectfully snnounce myself eau
ddets for re oleeton to the office of CITY ASSES.
sOR. D. NJ MILLER.
NH 6---ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31
UANUTDATRs Fux OFFru.,

80, sne vetcrs sf the City or Rich.
.ts a. =, sssesasfally aansaecs myself - cand
ss,s,. ~. su amce o. city GRAIN MEA8URER and
"a a'-dsae RICHARD H. KIMBROU0H.