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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Proposals oan-n order fund the floating debt
Of this company amounting 10 nearly xaW0 new issue OF
bonds to the extent Of million OF dollars has
been decided the Board of Directors the best mode of
redeeming The COMPANY from the embarrassmens under
which abors by reason of the high rates of interest paid
upon this debt.
Subscriptions are accordingly invited from holders of
The bonds thus 10 be issued redeemabe In years aud
bearing cent interest. payable semi annually
To the holders unsecured bonds and outstanding
extension certificates the preference in this loan subscrp
tons though solicited from ALL Will take precedence In the
following
LIST Prefererce-To holders the unsecured bonds
of the company redeemabe In 1855 1859 1861 1867 and 1872
2d-TO tn holders Of outstanding extension cerf
: 3d.-To the holders Of preferred stock.
Payments 10 he made follows cent In cash,
and cent nj in the above mentioned unsecured
bonds extension certificates preferred stock at time
before be 18th day Of January next Any OF the liabilities
accepances Of the which due and constituting
a part OF the floating debt 70 he received as cash.
These bonds will be secured by the whole
road Its franchises real and rolling stock subject
the and second already given but
certificates 70 the amount Of million i've hundred and
four thousand dollars issued for the construction Of
nifty miles OF the road from Dover Plains Chatham which
certificates, hypohsc Aed security for the floating
debt be redeemed by the proceeds 81 this loan.
further security the purchasers OF the bonds h
Is intended thai xO0D shall be set aside provided
that earned and above and Interest,"
and employed purchase in the market each the bonds
81 this issue such bonds purchased 10 be Immediately
celled.
Persons wishing subscribe this loan who In.
the bonds the company referred
the compsnys oce, No 50 Pine street. where commit
Of the directors viii be attendance daily from IL r.
NJ 70 give all required information respecting the terms Of
Board. ALLAN CAMPBELL President
DrcrxsER T. 1857.
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nFrICE or THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Company. New YORK Nov. 10. ls5T.-Noce Is hereby
that the subscription book Cor the proposed
OF this Company y now open At W. ONCE, 80 Wall street II
the inere, OF The stockholders and creditors also Of
holders OF optional rights call and ernire the OF
hs loan sasfy themselves OF The advantage
crue Them scrvsly By subscribing 20 Nh
T. NJ PFRKTsS Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

N ADJOURNED ANNIVERSARY OF THE LADIES'
N Union Aid will be held the Hedding Methodist
Episcopal Church Seventeenth street between First and Sc
cond Tuesday evening. December Z, At ia
O'Clock. speakers-Rev s n Brown of Central Church.
Seventh avenue, Rev j. b. wakeey and Chauncey shafer
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NEW YORK AND M !. RA .iEoA


Commencing "Wednesday, November " 1857
TRAINS Lrsyr DRrur wHTE Am SrRrrrs
go NJ Mail train for Albany, stopping All sta Ions
north of williamsburg.
6l5 n NJ White Pplins rains stopping q all stations.
LEAVE TWENTY SIXTH STREET.
$40 A. NJ williamsburg train, stopping Al sl stations
II 20 a. W. While Plains train, stopping ~ IN asona
21 u VI Nlliamslridgc train stopping an stations
800 Y w. MilctUu train, stopping a WiamsbriT- = ana
an stations north. -
tO0P Croion Falls train stopping a \ stations
$50 y VI Wliamsbfee train, stopping II All sat,ons
wM '. CAMPBELL SUPERINTENDENT
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CREAT SHOW or FAr CATTLE IN rHE CITY on

GREAT SHOW or FAT CATTLE IN THE CITY OF
VI New York.-The American Institute will hold exh-
bon Of stall and fed cattle calves sheep swine pork
and dressed poultry Of all kinds Ia the Crystal Palace
the 18th 10th and 18th days Of December instant Liberal
premiums will be awarded Farmers stock breeders aud
others wishing exhibit will please make application VIM
u. LEONARD, the agent Of the Institute the Crystal
Palace TIIOS y. DENOE, the chairman of committee,
and jefferson market
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

AUX FAMILIES AMERICAINEs.-LA SPECIAL
"A French Agency" 1859 Broadway up stairs, room L.
right side charge de de respectables demo
sees FRANCHISES eles que: nstiturices gouvernanes
bonnes denfants ueachers coutueres cuisnieres etc
Les meeures references seront dcnnees. Les ordres
remps On charge des engagements pour
la contree ct letranEer H. LAURENT, Drecteur,
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WAhTED-A tLERk ~ AN EXCHANGE OrFICE
W a,so 'wo eo.lecars clerks Apply The Merchants
procured ~ commission charged In advanee IIours
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MASONIC ST. JOHNS LODGE. No. T. Will. CEtE-
wi braie s centennial anniyerSarys the Grand Lodge
room odd Fellows Hall Monday evening December Z,
W. when NJ VI lodge will be opened The history ~
The lodge FOR the century Will be given An Grafton ny
W Bro Miner, r. O. VI delivered with other Interesting
exercises The grand officers OF this and other Jurisdictions
with specially invited will al the office Or
James Austin Grand Secretary at 81 O'Clock r. VI. All
Masons good standing invited 70 be present nj he
monies. rs order WI. SCOTT, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

GIN REWARD LUST, ON THE lST INST. SOME
PlO where IN the vicinity u The Park leather pocket.
book containing several notes bills and business Tho
papers ~ no value 20 any person except the
payment ~ them has been stopped The book
note FOR 81 Us and some cents drawn by William H. Carpen
No 2O Washington and endorsed by y Van Ripper
No ~ Ann street The finder viii the above reward
~ csying sid pockcttook aud ren a he clothing
II Close of ch aud Fulton
York with Watkins Rove No q Vescy pier West Wash
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HELP wASTED-MALEs.

A ssIsTAST CLERK OR LIGHT PORTER WANTED
II situation assistant CLERK o. Ugh porter Apply =
Al Hadson euGo. Brooklyn.
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UANTED--A SMART Young MAN tN A GROCERY
W ant provision store one accustomed 10 me husue9s
may ARMY Immediately ai Is Catherine g. corner n Iam,
.nr r. A \ MARTIN
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1TNION COURSE. l. r-TROTTfNG.-oN MONDAY.
I Dec n tWou clocK precisely. stake for $50 mile
seats hcs three Ia ave Mr. Gordon names r. Shanghle,
p wagon; Nr. iockman b. Bee IN harness Mr.
Drake Oh Boston Boy, IN harness. Mr. oge
~. n Pop Goes The Weasel. n wagon.
SHAW A WHITE. Propreiors
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A COMPETENT MIDDLE AGED MAN Is DESTROYS
N Of obtaining situation in wholesale commission store
mercantile agent The highest reference to cha
-acter given. Address u. H., Herald Office, any time
within = week.
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CoNsIDERABLEINI INHERITANCE 5000 UNcL AIN
~ ed belonging the next of kin Of (Wiaml OF Aha
ah Canning who emgrsted 70 New Orleans lsil and die
bachelor Apply TO Mr. Henry Hays College Of Arms -
Broadway n Y Collections of all advertisements unclau
ed properties and moneys In the world.
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NorIcE-rnE coMMIrrEE oN TmE woRIM MoN

~ viii meet IN No city Han TUESDAY the
sh instant y. " examine the bills rendered for
tces furnished the city the ~ he Inauguration ~
A.. monument All persons having claims sgansi the
requested Is present their bills before Tues
the -ih inst the Secretary of the miee
M. City Han. PETER CRAWFORD,
Chairman Committee %
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -ExrRrss TRAINS
IL for Albany and Troy stopping A. principal stations
Meeting with Western and Northern trains leave Chambers
o. SMITH. Suprsintendept.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

-
DoST OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR CALIFOR.
i MIA aud South Pacific per United States steamer
Northern Light will close this office Saturday, the 5th
day of December, at O'Clock Y. VI.
ISAAC v FOWLER, Postmaster.
IloST OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
II per United States steamer Atlantic, viii close this
office Saturday the 5h day of December 0l, O'Clock
A. VI. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Gin REWARD WILL DE PAID TO ANY PERSON
'pIO that Will give Information that will lead
ton Of the two who stole yellow leather from
No GA West Washington place Thursday afternoon about
half past three O'Clock, December s. One had black
clothes and Kossuth hat pretty tall and imperial: the
other shorter, light coat black pants and black silk hat
They both young men. There also a woman with
them. She plaid shawl esiS West Washington place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

NOT1CE-A SPECIAL MEETING or TIE STOCK
~ boders Of the breckenridge Camel Coal Company will
be held heir Office 81 Greenw ch street New York
Tuesday he 18Th day o. December next 3 clock
take into consideration the financial condition u aid
pany. JOSEPH VI BROWN. President.
NV YonE Nov q 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

AFR. = DE CoRDovA, TEXAS LAND AND GENERAL
vi agent be found the American Hotel ls Fulton
Monday and Tuesday December and ready 10
attend u business
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nFFTCk OF RkCEfNER OF TANES, NEW COURT
" Houssl y Chambers street. New York Nov. !, lr l.
Notice hereby given ai cent Will be addsd Uyahe
s day 81 Dscemter al unpaid also two
per viii be added the 18th ~ December Cheeks
and bills city banks sken. Envelopes containing
rad bills no;seceved No money received after clocN
MIIAlN NMAII. KscaNar
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REWARDS.

O. REWARn.-LOST, A WHITE AND TAN SETTER
.No dog answers 10 the name 81 Nero, wore chain col
lar with the name OF Overng engraved ON IT, Whoever vii
return him 10 si l59 West Twenty third shall
ceiye the above reward and the owners thanks.
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q IN REwARD.--SToLEN A BLACK HORSE ABOUT
.COO lhi4 hands high or 9 years old, tail thick
curling name little sprung IN the knees. maid
the ef and horse, &25 for the o the horse
RNngon street GARDNER SMITH.
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r. AsatDh 1etna., brvuAIl y.
poy wANrED-NUsT BE STOUT ASD AcTryE-To
ID The confectionery bHluos anl Ue generally
ful Appl u \ Clarks confectionery Ss Bfo4dway, cor
poys WANTED ADVERTISER Hts ENPLoS.
Aas pleasing address Thry are q ~ employed the
wv Aa,ar tptir NH rsfersie,s oa sa9play rlsgaas
------------------------------ -.--
PoY> TWO, wASTED-wHo THOROUGHLY UNDER
- ssk M Gye Fi a e sss H Bso az s Ap'S
gums UhSTgp-FOR 4 Wholesale STATIONERY
y .9re al 10 young men % soleei ahd soi.i orders
esf or r'srs So p"f }e.r agents 80 Per monh Apgy
IL f.ooniaeh1a.'ns e. L. Fanh e., brooklyn, h ths
CARrvr AM DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED
- dle forouRhiy soQn.u'ed Mh both branches may AZ
pJ ml.gd,,.ry 20 Johcs = 80. les 20 ave.
nrrG crERK vANTEp-oNE FULLY COMPETENT
Reference required. Cal ior days 80 Eas, sh
IMPORTANT To BUSINESS NEN-wANTED.. 4 PEW
9gsness men wh some capital 70 rave, o. i,s,e south
h,e tun's 10 shch large profits may be realized and nq
i'''''. sho l'ace % ln.erNisN.
nysrrRNAN wANrED-To OPEN OYSTERS IN +,
~ restaurant He must perfectly understand his business,
in9'Ss 4 ~ broadway basene.it
WANfED- nRuG CLERK, ABOUT "a OR q YEARS
~ hA' Nh9 Mnderstands he business, and come
,f fee'muenaei Apply a, Wilson's drug store. Jamaica,
----------------
NANrEn-rwu rAITuFUI LADS TO DISTRIBUTE
- 1odsmi'hs Nr.ne academy 80 Broadway corner ~
-------.--
AASTED-A CLERK lN AN EXCHANGE orrIcE
w also Two collecting clerks Apuv AZ he Merchants
Csrks Registry once " Bros8Wsv room sitnst,ns
procured ~ commission charged In aavapee Hours q
yIANTED-A SMART YouNG MAN in A GROCERY
ant provision store one accustomed 10 ne BUSINESS
"ay spry Immediately a = Catherine a. corner q Itm,
r. IA MARTIN
lArANTEp- SEVERAL RESPECTABLE LADS AZ
cast boys Those living with their parents preferred
ta&ry 80 ahuuu. ApplN a. Arnold, Constable a
corner Canal AMI NerC.r
q rRv Goop~ sAtEsvEN wANTED-To 90 A SHORT
d...E.r it Ns rpstffs Apply tf'cr 10 A w. W " "
ARNOLD y Pm e iu lie hasrmtn The tes 0 refrreuee
f~u0a~N
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DHREN0LoGfcAT LECTURES, At BLEEcKER BULL

Dgs. corner " Beecksr and Morton streets every
Ing next week. commencing Monday. ~ O'Clock by Mr.
SYcr Of The house ~ Fowler Wells Bdncaan, choice
pursuits sell culture and domestic training, Wt be the
81 he lectures First two lectures free Examinations dali,
"A HruadwaV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

DEwARD.-MHsING FROM ROOM 40. Is IN NO. go,
Exchange place mahogany box of octaron shape con
tanning ACCORDION which ed nto w. Any person return
ing the will be paid - and questions asked ~ B.
Pawnhrokers will please take notice
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UANTEn-BY Young MAN, A SITUATION As
w boOkkeeper who understands his business tho
roughly md converse and correspond IN The English
French and German languages u willing "a make himself
generally useful aud satisfied with very moderate salary
The city references vii be gwen Please address
bon III Herald Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26
AUCTION nALKs.
FUTURE Days.
By Geddin & Apperson.


VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS ON
SECOND STREET. AND ON ST. PAUL
STREET. DUVAL'S ADDITION, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION. - On MONDAY, the 9Th 6sy of
April, 1857 viii be sold, on the premises in the or
der advertised, commsncinsA At O'Clock, lot with
40 old bachmth's shop thsfeon, ihs east line Of
ccond bsts cen Clay and Leigh Streets fronting Is
feet running back 1870 feet.
After which, say at II O'Clock, win be sold six half
acre lots Nos. ILL., H. lis, ia lis, 1l6 bouaded by
st. Paul. st. Peter coutts and Hill streets now o.
cupied BY Robert HILL having thereon several dwell.
ings The location 10 admirably adapted to dairy
suit bidders.
TERMs-One. fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months for notes. bearing interest," secured by trust
deed, title retained The taxes and Insurance for
1857 to be paid by the Purchaser.
NH Is GODDIN APPERsON, Austs.
Ps--Aftsr the above sale, will be sold the bricks
In the new addition to the old Orphan Asylum. In
Duvafs addition tint same TO be removed In ten days
thereafter. Terms ut sale.
GODDIN & APPERSON.
Immediately after tho above sale, will be sold q
house and lot on West side Of St. Stephen, between
Federal and Coutts streets The lot fronts S6& feet
and runs back 124 feet TO alley 10 feet wide.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at aud y
months for negotiable notes, interest added title
retained The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the
chaser.
mh2 GODDIN L APPEESON Auc.s
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To the Voters of Richmond---In re.
ply TO the call of many of my democratic friends
and urgent solicitations Of many friends irrs
spectlvs of party, to announce myself candidate
for the CITY COLLECTORsHiP in the approach
ing election, have only to say, that some men are
born great and some achieve greatness, and some
have 1t thrust upon them Not being very nice in
such matters, have sort of Hobs0n's choice bs.
tween the three. Ii upon any of tides In the
aXaiEs CT men"I now afoat it is known to ths
publsc that for some years past have been either
going, going. going gone, and therefore can have
but little difficulty In keeping pace with the progress
OF the age Having thus Gle ary defined my position,
shall maintain it with all the infisxibe tirmnss
spred by true devotion to the best interests of the
country at large upder the auspices OF the democrat
ic party After the election my latitude and lopgi-
tude in the official world may be known by refer
enee to the polls
In whatever the crmbustious movements of the day
may result, accept gentlemen, for this
of your favor, the ASSURANCE Of my highest regard
Your friend and fellow citizen,
me- 6-tlstA JOHN 81. DIGGES.
e Enquirer and Wing copy.
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by Thomas w. EAe~see,

A X e K 4 ND PEK HNlPTORY SALE
IL OF DRY G0ODS.-Will be sold At Auction
DAY MORNING, the 3iss of March, the whole of
MY STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Until SATURDAY MIGHT, the 2Sth instant, any Of
my GOODS WILL Be SOLD WITHOUT RE
GARD TO COST, at the Store.
TERMS OF THE AUCTION BALE-Cash before
delivery of any of the Goods for all sumo under co.
that amount, and up to Isl QUO, 4 months for
Satisfactory notes, q discount, and for ali
sums of S 1000 and upwards, months, or discount
of per cent. D. Fl. LONDON.
sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
M e
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On YOUNG WELL BROKE 3IULKS AT
~ AUCTION.-Will be sold, on SATURDAY,
the 4th day of april hs large lot near the Central
Railroad Depot, at 10 O'Clock. 20 young MULES, of
fine size aud in fst-rate condition. and warranted to
work in angle or double harness
ALSO,
Two large work Horses, well matched and In good
condition.
The attention of farmers and tesmster IL reau sat.
ed to this sale, the stock being of superior quality
and will be sold without the least reserve.
TERMs-Sixty days, for approved negotiable paper
NH IS e z. COOK L. CO, Aucts
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BY r.. Il. Cook q Co.
HOUSE II o l. ID FURNITURE, AND

i SPLENDID PIANO AT AUCTION-On
TUESDAY 3lst instant at 10 clock, will sell, at
the residence of Mrs Lyons, lever the store of G.
III ~ On ooI On Dr1aI' oG.~esh ON ana stn y:
Ing of Sofas, Wardrobes, Ruresux; Mahogany, Cane
Scat. and common chairs; splendid Carpets Mahoga.
ny Dining, Centre and Side Tables; Wsshstands,
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattrasses, &c.
ALSO
splendid Octaves Pisno. in Rosewood cases ma.
nufActured by Stoddart, splendid insti ument.
ALSO,
The usual assortment of Crockery, Glassware, and
Kitchen Furniture
NH g E. R. COOKE co Aucts
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BY Thomas w. keesee,
tOfiice corner OF 18th and Cary streets)

SALE OF FU kNlTU X Z, &c., OF A
- BARBER'S sHOP.--By virtue of deed Of
trust, from John B. johnson, 70 free of color
to b. Powell. duly recorded, will be sold on MON.
DAY the Seth inst at 10 o'clock, all the Furniture
Nc. In the Barber shop, on 10th street, now oscu
pied by said Johnson consisting of Looking Glasses
Chaifs Toilet Tables one Walnut Table, three Bar.
ed in said deed of trust.
By order Of the Trustee.
NH Is THOS w REEsEr An.
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" To the Voters of the City of Rfchmord
am candidate Tor The Office of CITY SER9EANT.
at the ensuing Spring election subject to the All ~
anominating Convention of the Democratic party
To those who may not know me- and who wish 10
oe sovern-d n their ssetion by qualification and fit
ness for otics respectfully beg leave 20 say that
nave had long experience In the dutie, Of sheriff:
and have ever been Democrat
Respectfully,
NH il-tde HENRyP ToNrs
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VT1LUABLE SCHOONER FOR SAILS

Y By virtue Of authority conferred upon me by an
order OF the county court OF Ches.erfsId In Of
Tunis A. Brown William Garrett, shali prucee6
to sell on SATURDAY, the 23th Of Msrch, 1857, the
valuable schooner ALvEhDEs, together with her
nggns and tackle now In the shipyard formerly 90.
cucied by the ssid Brown, In Chssterfeid, opposite
the distlleIy Of Messs. Btearus BEammsIl Sale 70
commence ct " O'clock
kOB'T. w. GILL, D. q.
nh lG--SfAs HoY Wu, Il. Gill Sh-yi6,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HENRICO.-By virtue OF . decree OF the
County Court of Henrfeo county, pronounced on
the Ssh day Of March, 1857, in the case of Thomas
Howard ct ais. w. Eliza Howard, guardian ad hfem
of John Marion Howard, the undersigned W no were
app nted Commissioners for the purpose will sell
at public suction, on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of
April, 1857. ct II NJ In front of the County Court
House OF Henreo, il the day b fair tract OF Land
containing eighty acres, being the same upon which
the late William Howard resided ct thu time Of his
demise.
This tract Of land 10 distant nine miles from Rich
mond, and bounded by the estates Of Dr. Peisrfeie
Trent, L. b. Ccurtney and fendall 6rtfin. It's ssia
to be very excellent farm and contains about eqasl
quantities Of open and wood lard the latter penn
covered for the most part with pine and ca y IN.
ginal grewth. There Ii the farm ANAL aws sans
house, with Kitchen. smoke house, stable, 10 sn
is also avery ins orchard. aud springs o. y
water ness The dwelling houss. The ferm =
a. one OF the most desirable OF IT. size u shss
Of the county IN which Is u sitnascA
Tssns-Ons-third Il the pu.easse mJs.y - ss ~
balance Ia two squal instslmentA psyssoas -
two vel rs from the day Of - esle; the eeie.fee
paym. nts 10 be secured BY bonds with approves =.
cufty an also by deed oftrust aeon tee and % .
sxscss. BY the purchaser 70 the undsisisisa =
Comnhsi oners "a ssE
GdOs. u. Ak3SrT,
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by Il. Is. Cock d. Co, Auct..
HonIssEEHo!I.D AND an. KIrCHEN FURNl

IL TURE AT AUCTiON.--On FRIDAY. a7ih
inst at 10 O'Clock, we will SELL at the residence
the store of Messrs Hart cambridge on Broad near
9Th street. ell the Furniture Ia said house; Consisting
of superior Sofas Wardrobes; Bureaus; 9 Bed
steads Chairs Tables. Carpets, Looking Glasses
Washstands &c. &c.
ALSo-1 large Cooking Stove, in complete order
TEaMs-Cash. E. B. COOK & co
NH g an,t;o,aar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26

" For City Sergeant. THE subscribe
respectfully announcer himself Candidate for the
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election
and will be thankful for the support of the voters OF
the city. HENRY w. QUARLES
la die
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26

~ At the s0licftatio Of numerous
friends, announce myself e candidate for the
Office of CITY GAUGERa the approaching cleo
ton. Respectfully.
fe 3-2aw15t&dta ALFRED r. WILLIAMS,
Grocer. corner OF Broad and Sd SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26

10 WIN. II. MARTA, ESQ ---Sir. We
o.s yoa To announces youpsif . candidate for ,ha
once oil kEGtsTER OF CITY WATER WORKS
~ me ensuing municipal election. The resson for
npt ef'nens your name to notics soerer was 10 zee
" tne Amsrtean party would make nomination. and
.no~inS tha,to be antssonstic to your views. from
.ae handsome manner you presided Al saoretsrv 10
me sntmeetins entitled you to the SUPPORT Of ali
parties OUTSIDE the nomast particularly when al
Anow you pos ess qualifications eqoal to any emsr-
NH 26--it MANv x,omuyo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26

81 City siauXer-tfaV1nG DISCHARGED
the duties Of the office TO the satisfaction of ali ESQ
far es know,( l respectfully announce myself can
dldate for election to the off So of CITY GAUG.
Ek nh 3--ts RICHARD FOX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26

~ For Assessor--At the soIicita ton of
number OF friends, snnounce myself candidate
for the above office. pledgng myself to my fellow
ctz that if elected will discharge the duties Of
the office faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26

re- To the Voters of the city of Rich.
moND Il very respectfully announce myself can
didate for re.eeetion to the office of CITY ASSES
sOk. D. NJ. MILLER.
NH 6---ts