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lNTkLLIis&nNCkR NkwSPAPEH.--NO-
l. TlCE-In consequence of the absence of several
persons who expected to be present the sale
yesterday, the subscriber Guided that he would
not offer the lSTELLIGENcER for sale at auction
He now offers the Intslligencer Office, including
Presses, Types and other material heretofore emu.
merated-together with thu good whip of the pa
per, (the value of which may be accurately sscer-
tanned by reference to his books) ct the minimum
price of IL 600 payable in 6, IL, is and "a mouths
for approved, endorsed negotiable notes The books
will show that the nett cash income of the pspsr
(exsuding all uncoilected sccountsl has been over
per snnum for the last sereateen gears and that
in some years it has reached &, 900
TO the purchaser OF the Newspaper the Building,
in which 1t is conducted and built expressly for the
purpose, on Bank street, adiscent to the EXCHANGE
Bank, will first be offered Ut = fair valuation and
should he decline to puFehase, it will be sold at auc.
ton.
As the subscriber will return to Raleigh in A f.w
days and as 1t is best that the negotiation for tn.
purchase ofthe paper should be conducted in Peters
burg he refers all persons desiring TO purchase to
messTs. fAsNILL Sos, who have full power TO act
for him in the premises.
NJ b Until the sale of the Newspaper Ufscs the
paper will be continued % usual
JOHN w. sYME.
PgTERSguRG.Fe Feb % 1857 e. 81 =.
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WI LA Ms' EXCHANGE nUTEL--,

" AZ LII VS. EAChANGE bOFElI--
w DAHVILLE, VA This well known sstsb
hshment, which burned in April 1885, is
rebuilt, with large and well constructed buildings
suitable for the comfort and accommodation Of seVs.
raj hundred persons. The rooms well furnished
with new Furniture Carpets BE atteno ed By prompt
and attentive servants, while every other depart
ment is kept in good order style and manner TO rem
der guests agreeable and comfortable The proprie-
tor assumes no extraordinary consequences TO himself
In the display OF his qualifications and capacity 70
the House for good living bur suffice it to say ihst
will be found supplied with all the sub tsntisl ele-
nents for comfort served in tho sood oidfashioaec
virginia style of cookery" always plentiful ana T.
spare; with mesls to passengers at any boar In tho
day or TO suit the arrival snd departure Of the
Cars or Stages with Carriages Stages and other We
hicies, to carry HIS guests TO from the Rsilrosd
Cars to take them anywhere else in the surround
log country. And although, for the present sill AZ
tices of consamps',n high, yet he does not noF
does he intend to upon any other principe than
10 "!;ye, and let Ave.n J. NJ. WILLIAMS.
fe e-d&clm
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LNHESH GARDEN sEED.-
Il LANDRETh's (warrsnted) GARDEN SEEDS
in every variety, just received by
MEADE BAKER, Druggists
I16 N w. Corner of Main and 10th sts
ia N-dSc4w Richmond, Va.
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RROAD-ROCK RA.

- "a RROAD-HOCK RA-
1RA~ CES win commence the
k@S FIRST TUESDAY IN
ssSs-SeM MAY. First Day---A sweep
,,ske for three year old Colts and Fillies. the pro-
an az of rsres that never won or produced winner
Mile heats. Closed with four Subscribers; 800 en-
trance, half f.
Second Day, Wednesday Sweepstakes for three
wear old Colts and Fillies Mile hss $500 entrance
half IT, To close 18th March, 1857. Same dag, purse
$500, two mile heats
Third Day Prcprietor's Purse $50, mile heats,
best three in FIVE.
Fourth Day. Frdsy--A post stake for all ages $3.50
entrance, play or pay the Club to add 300. Four
mile heats; three or more to make race. To close
the 18th March Now three subscribers.
Entrances to be addressed to the Proprietor, at
Richmond, Va CALVIN GREEN,
fe 81 dtl5mar Proprietor.
~ N. Y spirit of tn. Times copy till 18th March
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$50 prizes amounting 9 -A'
Whole Tickets Bl0 halves 5; quarters zoO.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

$50 ,rizes .mountn $4,000
Whole Tickets go hsye. = agsT5eT' z'0o'
xha Nrrchers from to 80 O0O corresponding with
sbo,s Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
Linz of paper are encrclsd with small tie tubes and
placed in one Wheel. .,,,,
The first 22 prizes similarly printed and encrcieo,
are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revoved, and number Is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time q Prize is drawn from the other wheel Inc
Nun,be, and Prize drawn out opened and eXhib-
itsd TO the audience and registered by the Comnls
ionars: the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation 10 repested until all the
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
thu two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first II Prizes will be entitled to the AZ Approxlma-
ton Prizes according to the scheme.
The SO0G prizes OF $50 Will be determined by the
last figure Of the number that draws the $780, 600 prize
For example, if the number drawing the s50,ooo
prize ends with No. l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50 Ii the num-
Der ends with No. 2. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50, and on to
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Hotets.......S80
" 10 half ...... 40
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
By the first mail. Purchasers have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be
sent 10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Egs~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
gw~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction
ry- All prizes of y coo and under, paid imnedi-
ately after the drawing-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
$. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ca,
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CEDAh POsTsl CEDAH POST. !I-Per-
~ sons DESTROYS of purchasing Cedar Posts | viii
furnish taem IN any quantity, Of any size, lsngth
&c. orders left with MARTIN SWEENEY on
Franklin street will be promptly attended to. / ex-
fs 25-l2t y
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MEDICINES.

MEDtC1NESs
MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION THE
IVA JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS OF
VA-This is TO certify that have used in my practice
and have used by others, Dr. L. Scott'a Cee a
ted White Circss5ian Imminent, and have no hest
tation in saying that have confidence IN it than
any other Lniment | ever saw. | have used 1t in
Rheumatism, Sprans, Bruises, Pains and Burns,
with almost universal success, and can with conf
dencs recommend it to the afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, NJ. d.
Va, Dec. 4, 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell Lsdd
& Co, and Alex. DuVsl Richmond. ia 8
EACRsON'5 EXCELSIOR BiTTkhs.--
y Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from we'll known and distinguished citizen, and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now 80 much in vogue:
MIR r. III. JACKsoN--Deer Sir: My mother-in-
law, Mrs Armstrong has been afflicted with Dys-
pepsia for sixteen years. Not finding any per-
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters, snd it
affords much pleasure TO testify to theiI beneficial
results She can enjoy her food with relish to
which she a stranger previous to the OF your
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WiLEYn
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DEnssSAL.-lt3Ts. vTODG1hUGsE IBr-
Ee PER and LEECHER, hss removed her resi-.
dence TO No 49, Main street, over Mr.. SUTHER-
LANDS GUN STORE, and will cheerfully wait
upon these needing her services either by DAY or
NIGHT.
N. 8 -Constsntly receiving from the importers,
SlgeediSh and Spanish Leeches.
Also, Ladies BGndageS that are highly recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, hand, and made to
order. fe 9-dlm
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CLOTHING acknowledgements.


80 HOME AGaAlN..-Thc subscriber II
again back at his old stand, corner Of Main
~ and 18th streets with new house, nsw and
III. fresh stock Of Goods, and Is now prepared to
offer greater Inducements to his old patrons and
friends and the public generally than he has ever
done Those In want of something really nice and
desirable in the way of Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays, would do well to give him call.
T.. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
40 No. 120. corner Msip and 18th str
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a Positive CURE FUK CANCER,
"A without the of csustic the.knife, reliabs
and uniform 10 its effects in all cases, and rrovsd,
beyond possible doubt, in every to which il
has been applied
All persons afflicted with this disease will run no
risk in the matter it il given to the public On its
merits, and reward required should it fell to
effect q cure.
To all persona, therefore, requiring further nfor-
NATION the subject of Cancers, | will send my
Pamphlets. giving me useful information to all
considered incurable disease, who may send me
their addressc. Address
JOHN GATHERS, office No 102,
fe25--3uk Raltimn-s RAJ iuoora
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'IVN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
= TING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
subscriber 10 fully prepared to do all kinds of work
10 tbs above business, with dispatch; and returns
THANKS to his numerous pssrons for past fayors and
solicits 9 continuance OF the SEINE BEING a p,a,,.r
OF his business he can promise his customers tbst
al work done by him will, least be quail to eny
other house In the city and fully as ehesp-a fact
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-He is prepared
70 execute this description Of work in very sups.
TOT y, manner both In town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand large and sens
raj assortment OF Tin Ware. wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING HE is likewise prepared to do
All knds OF Gss Fitting in the best mannsr
extensive stock Of Well and Garden Puaps
Ielf CHARLES III. LANGLEY
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CO.PAnTNKRsHIPs, &C.

nIssOLUTION.--The firm of SIZEk 81
- fHAUP, 10 this day dissolved By mutual consent.
The Of the firm will only be nsed in settling its
affairs by either partner All persons indebted will
come forward and settle their accounts, 80 indui-
geuce cannot b4 piveu. One of the partners may
always be found at their old stand until l.t April.
!. sIZER
NH 5--7ts VIVA. PHAUP.
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otrwsf CAMKlAGEs, CANKlAGEs.--
~. The subscriber haa On hand, at his Coach
-xiz---5az--- Makins Establishment, Lonba AL
ley, between Main and Cary, Sth and 18th streets)
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUChES, BUGGiES with and without
tops, and sULKlES all of mis- own make. CT the
best materials and workmanship all of which will
De sold low good work of the Kind be in the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask call from
those in of any article in the Carriage line, as
am determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible and oil work sod that is new,
was-sEtS5.
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nIssOLUTION.---Th firm of SIZEK &
- fHAUP, 10 this day dissolved By mutual consent
affairs by either partner All persons indebted will
come forward aod settle their accounts, 81 indul-
geuce cannot ba Piveu. One Of the partners may
always be found at their old stand until l.t April
NH Sits VIVA. PHAUP.
nIsSOL q r o N..-The Co.pertnersnip
II existing between TYLER DAVIS, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. go
All persons Indebted to the late concern, will
please make immediate Payment, and those having
claims against the late coucern, will present them
Bushes, at the old stand of TYLER Il DAVIS at
Inc eA''eA'7 Gnu u VIM. II. TYLER,
mh5-sts ROsERT s. DAVIS.
~ The Co. Partnerhip eretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the firm Of J L. SMiTHEk
Z BRO. lie this day dissolved BIZ mutual consent
Those having ciaims asanst tbs concern, Will pre-.
GENT them to JOHN L. SMITHER for payments aud
those indebted respectfully invited to cali and
settle their respective dues with hiar VIII Is alone
au'i'' -N'1 " JOHN L. sMITHER,
Fab. %. 1851 X. 9. SMITHER.
JOHN T., sMITUER will continue the DRY
GOODS business in The house lately occupied by J.
L. smither Bro, aud begs to tender - most graz
full acknowledgements to his fnenas ana M en-,
tn very liberal patronage accorded TO the iae nm
and respectfully so!icits for himself continuanGe
the same, assuring them that his best enorls WI" os
to MN s ths,, 'S'0f'' JOHN L. sMITHER.
S,PECIAL NUIICE.The firm OF AGS
= ANDERSON CO having been dissolved oap D5
ners, ALEXtUS GREEN and JOHN A. d IVY LS'
have formed co-partnershlp with GHas sc "a
ANDERSON. under the name of ANpEheoH,
GREEN HALVES, to carry on the wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the new
No 1ol Main street, formerly occupied 9y aug. an
derson Co where they will be pleased 10 soc Tic
customers of the late firm,
o0''O - ALEXIUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. Il. ANDERSON.
February LIST, 1857
The subscriber. VINO are the surviving partners of
the late firm of Aug. Anderson l. Co, will wind up
the business Of that firm without further deay, ano
will be obliged to all thoEe indebted to them TO make
proropt payment ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm OF
fc 2-Sm Aug. Anderson Co.
nI.SOLUTiUN.--Th irm of BOW nnc,
ton On the first day of January last, and has aimee
been conducted under the style, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, as OF that date.
ASA SNYDER is authorized to settle the bust
Al BOWERS,
ASA SNYDER,
CHAS. CARTER.
Feb 20, 1857.
Stoves, &C., at the former works of bowers Snyder
K Carter, and solicits continuance o! the liberal
patronage heretofore extended
A.. BOWERS will continue the manufacturing
and putting up Iron Fronts; House and Keeling Cast
in 70 and all kinds of Architectural Iron Work, and
socits the patronage off all those wanatng anything
connected with his branch of the business, which
will be conducted at the foundry formerly occupied
by J. F. L L. L. Barnes, corner Of Cary and 9th sts
fe 20-dlmt
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SsA TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENr,
E8 The Tobacco Factory, now occupied by Mr. N
- D. DICKINSON, on 1lth street, between Main AMI
cary, Will bs for rent next year. Possession gives
LIST January. Apply to
BARKEDALE READ,
ca s---E Shockoe Warehouse.
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VALUABLE Residence FUn SALE,
II am authorized to sell the vslusbe and desira.
DIV located dwelling, at the of Grace and s.
s,reets, occupied by Mr.. A. A Hughes If early sp.
pllestion be made g.est bargain may be had as
am instructed to sell without reference to its fu
vaue The terms will be made accommodating and
Possession may be had at early day
JAMES T. SUTTON, Ja.
fe 7-Iut Corner of Bauk and 18th streats
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LOR RENT.-A Coat and Wood Yard
u with isse Stable, on 9Th street and the an ii
near the Armory
fe 81 2swts JP KrEarr
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The subscribers VINO are the surviving partners OF
the late firm of Aug. Anderson Co will wind up
the business eff that firm without further delay and
will he Obliged to sill those IND bted to them to make
nroropt pavmsnt ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAWES,
Surviving Partners of ths lats firm OF
q. G-Sn Ans. Anderson Co.
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~a& FOk AZ ENT OF LEAS h-.Tn, ,
H5 beautiful residence at the est end OF Frank Nm
A sire at, with garden stock ed with fruits and ON
ers stable. carriage house, &c recently oscupI-d BY,
Heman Baldwin, Esq. 1t has been Thoroughly 10
paired, with new addition, gas fixtures and ever
comfort suited to genteel family. FOR term. an
ply to DIR. PALMER, Gihce opposite Arlington Hou,.
or to CHARLES PALMER
NH S. eodSt S. Cary ,tysat
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nIsSDLUTiUN..-The fl m of BOW nnS,
~ SNYDER & CARTER which expired by linits-
toa. on the first day of January last, snd has since
been conducted under the same style, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, as Of that date.
ASA SNYDER is authorized to settle the BUSH
ness of the late firm.
A j. BOWERS
EEYDER
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,sEss> NEW RAKEikY.--The subscrf.
TTN23 Der having leased the house on the North.
I'd east corner of Broad and Sd streets snd ft-
AlMkS ted 1t up for BAKERY, takes this me-
thod of informing his friends and the public gene
raj that he will be able furnish them with every
thing usually kept in FiTst-cass Bakery. For the
convenience OF those living below thu market, he
will keep his old Branch two doors from Broad, on
6ih street.
Bread, Rolls Biscuits, &c. fresh morning and
evening. Pies, Cakes and Crackers, of all kinds,
fresh every day. Families and Boarding Houses
supplied twice day.
Parties supplied with Iced and Ornamented Cakes
Ice Creams, Jellles, Blanc Mango &c, TO order.
E N. BAH orders thankfully received and
csrefuy attended to.
fe z7-im* ISAAC D BRIGGS
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tailed man II tho Central Park and not dleywiss. 70
also In the Of Shenkel and others pAw duty
White street
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Suicide nj Holpokcn.

ne BODY Of unknown man, about Owe feet Ten
inches u height, dressed brown and white dotted psp
falcons ak vest, and black alpaca coat, and drab Kos
suth hat and low ankle shoes found on The sveu,,
Of the 9Th insan and supposed have been lying in
the bushes tsree or -FOUR GAYS, 81 Jobnsonve about two
miles nom Boooken ferry. An inquest was called n,
the body and according papers found In bis post -
he vas native OF Nueremberg, Germany. me verdict
Of the Jury was that be TO his death By shossnc
himself IN the head with pistol The paper was WIN
ten W Ger nan, With pencil, and translated ~ roo-s-
The rason Which drove destroy my nfe Wa a So.
ness which 10 incursble All my af~ctes s~.T
when he disease Is shown wiluiure my honor sa In
pcsession 81 some money, which my bsnH win show
Will anybody be knd enough to send the bro4her
81 Nuerrmbe-ei God bless soul. do suffer HORRIBLY
was unable ~ write " my dear brother. FLEGIRR
poremonpaie containing 81 a. In silver a bras doo~
hey, and other articles, such pistol &C. was aso found
In hn poseeespn but the bank book alluded 10 above VS.
net found. For further informaren inquire OF John
Hsgps, hq, Justice Of lhe Peace, WntBoboksn, ~ J.
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mere has been considerable diffcuy at some Of Mo
STALLION houses, 10 consequence Of the conGc, Of suhry
between those -ho side with the Mayor and those Who
haSr given their adhesion 70 the new law. he rhird
and the Fourth Districts especially are the cause Of moro or
less trouble The assistant captains IN both districts bavo
renouneed the authority Of the Mayor and bold Obedience
me deputy superintendent AZ matters began 10 look
DUBIOUS an understanding bad yesterday THAI the
tane should obey the orders OF their suerors he cap
tains) In all things spperainne their leTrats duties
sntil such umeif II ever srrves-wben the decision or
some higher authority shall settle the natter. AZ nn9s
nov are, every thing connected WIN The police IN az
uxie
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1851.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or ExCrEu

roR rrir CRY AID COUNTY or WV yoRx
The ,mms.oners OF Excse OF the city and county f
rev hoIk whose rsmes are hereunto subscribed having
- street IN said city. and satisfactorily appearing
BY the said petition that ne of GOOD sror,,l ~ prreT
mat ne bas sufficient ability 70 keep tavern hotel
ana NE necessarily accommodations 10 entertain travellers
snd mat an inn tavern or hotel required for the sctus
OF travellers nj the place where he rrupn
ses 20 kerp NE ZANE do hereby gru1f him license " gel
suonE ans sprftuous liquors wines 70 be drank 70 MS
mouse snd on hs premises" above nento,rd scccrdns
70 the act OF he Legislature Of the state OF feN YORK
passed 10th April isE sniitied Act suppress iuern
gerance, and regulate the sale Of n,oscs.ng liquors
rom the dAc hereof untp this license shall oy ore
rsscn q aw, or be revoked for syioson Oh me prov
siors on The Aforesaid net -
In testimony whereof We have subscrioed our names
on his - day Of - l8I'
Bond No -
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Matters AT rue SEAT or VAR

Aseguines Point nothing new or alarming rsnspired
yesterday. The Insurgents" continue In the bess
Of spirits. A baker brought them bread yesterday
from sapeion, and has promised 10 mako them Am,
vss hereafter, and keep them supplied with an Tho
beedful "siah OF life" They are negotiating for a
butcher TO furnish their daily supplies OF fre~h me>s
when tbs latter arrangement effected they express a
CONVICTION that With their clubs bread and meat thew
WI ~, nave ~ tney want TO lean upon 10 keep them.
worst e1ergencies thai be looked for Their ch,eY
vuat Tor pc past two days has been umbrellas IA so
happnou tnat put one or two taken W tho Point
and these have not sunced W protect majority Of M
night watch against being severely drenched In e uas.
Two nights rain. " 80" f-~'
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tailed man tho Central Park and not osAeywss. 20
also IN the Of Shenkel and others pAw duty
White street
MELTING OF THE coMxIs xacNEns.
The business OF the new Commits icHprs yesterday
matter OF routine and DEAL Reveral officers
sworn In, OF whom was ex Ca stain Heart who duly
put under orders for his ezpe don AGAINST Captain Mans
FIELDS station ~ mentioned 'Above
OPINIONS yOw coUNsEL.
contemplated by w Board 70 put in circulation one
or two Of the opinf ms Of their counsel, by giving
tbem, possibly this week, to tho nc wspapers. The
ann oil inns word be 10 forestal just now the
Opinion OF Inc Corft Appeals by creating the impression
ha ihe law void be declared constitutional and so way
py e men OK The department iuo the station houses
one OF These opaops IL signed by swy Cutting Noyes
fleld and Ets; others from Judge Foote and one
or TWO o'bel wen who were procured TO consider the
matter Tor Ire guidance Of tho Board They obviously
becoming frightened at the ghost Of their own raising
Ihey VITA of course only present those opinions which
happen n have been favorable and not those which were
other wise. The object Of course obvious OBVIOUS
that The publication has been thus far WITHHELD from the
fear Of giving evidence Of the fears which prompt the
move.
MUNICIPAL BOARD.
The Mayor was overrun Oh candidates for positions as
policemen TO oil the vacancies Occasioned by the scces
fions. The different Aldermen and other city officials
busy canvassng for the best and those calculated TO
give most satisfaction In the different districts large
number Of the vacancies filed and further dismis-
sails acted upon.