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CoMPTRoLLgR's OFFICE
city of New Orleans, May %, 1860
No. 5I77.1
Hesotee That the Comptroller be Is hereby instructed
to sell eontrnet after i've days notice official Ionrnsl to
makea assone banaette boered crstones and wooden
cutters on Camp street In front of the railing enclosing
Coliseum Place the work be done accordance with sneei
feations in the Surveyors office. f
tSignedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
tSisnedl JOHN T. MONROE.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved May ls 1860 -
tsignedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor
Notice is hereby given ha WEDNESDAY, SOIL, of Nav
1850 will adndcate office II o'clock NJ the above
contract --7z784 F-F#aF t7ss7s ". DIrPT,EsSTS
my23 II Comntroiler
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CoaPrRoLLER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, May Il, 1860
No. 5lT0.l
Resoee That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
lied TO resell the contract for attending kecpn repair
tho bridge the Bayou St John Teenacns street for
one year. 10 the lowest bidder after FIVE days The Off
cai ouna-r John Bery having declined sign
tract as purchased by him agreeuby resolution No 1898
The work TO be done in accordance with specifications OF the
Surveyor and the adjudication subject TO the approval or
rejection Of the Common Council.
tSjgnedi JOHN II. MONROE.
- . President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lSignet] - j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved May is, 1850.
lSignedl GERARD sTITTf Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY 2sh of Nav 1850
- 49, ~ .
myg II V. DrPLEssIs. Comptroller. s.
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41qu4IcetH& e4lesf5
ss HIGH III q n and ul
Ess lsses e Ishoupoaiss street ssrs
nlas 3aEs Egss
M @ Es I'D e aSs ssss
te ssesien comprised hssgssn frAnkla aud Claiborne
ed sels s N as
aA 0nsa stiss sequiss more Or less repairs and read
sSs sSsi q ~ weahcr, ihs contract
81 O. y ~ se if'ss
Issss "a ss TsspsIsh9Is h.s
Gsisnnis. DsIsid North
ss & s ss Fsa Elm L ass S.sssss
Tss gss sp a. TIC ,psssa but b ~, streets
Sss pss 1ss
a sf snss e sss's
ss bpss a e S. Ssh ss e IA he iron
ssond sRd s ToartS Dirt
Al ne nesting q yonr honorable Board
'sa ssa's''is Sfsf fssSai sst CIV Surveyor.
M Patterson moved to refer the same to the
36sasna tfea on Streets and Landings
Hgyshe moved e refer TO 4 special commit
4 ttee On Ssseets and Landings.
Ieefe moved to refer to special committee
a|zof fouf one from each District.
fn5ssfson Masnarew ~ motion % Tefcr 70
32e Gammi&fae on streets and Landings, and moved
xt said coknInuAicA he laid on the table, SUBJ
Nh 3eHt to CALI Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, Leefe and Pet
MI sys Mssara Beebe, BENT, Duprs, Hall,
szl1xshe, Magioni, Aassicot, Moreno and Patter-
S@lN sSs@ %g sas4s X H. ss Il
2x Hail ail0VafS Vi rafar 4Jn same ", q s,,aooI
81 Agsk. Jus Ky W ehen Ustftct Car
Il4Q s ana fAH Gh2tr appointed Messr6. Hail. Mo-
YSjtT fuV633& asfd Mapi0Iii.
1S sa,s ~s, as !, az fo.,;n
SIS6 WI pfesa NJ, -''s 'le
TIL Us Board Aldermen be md are hereby res
y e msss ne a9sTa q Assistant Aldsmen this
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CopfTRoLLEns oFFicE
City of New Orleans, May 81 1860.
No. Still
esolsed That the adjudication Of contract per resolution
No. 6 for cleaning the MelpomeHe Canal
Claiborne streets, to Pat Hernon-secuty John Mcyea
Sl25 per running acre. hereby rejected by
the Common Council of the city Of New Orleans
ieso!rd further That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized to adjndcae TO the lowest bidder after
notice IN the official journal contract for cleaning The Mel
ponene Canal from Dryndes Claiborne street and
the Claiborne Canal from its limit the New Canal
work to be done in accordance will, specifications
and the adjudication be subject approval
lection of the Common Council of the city of Orleans
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
~ tSignedl j. O. NIXON,
- President Board Of Aldermen.
tsgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY 18th Of May 1860
will adjudcate 81 my Office, at IL o'clock NJ the
tract. HgTT.1
my2l 4 v. pUPLEssIs Comptroller
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COMPTROLI.ER---()F
GDMfrRoLLEn's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May y, 1860.
{No S1T6


GpxfrRoiIER,s OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May 2s 1860.
mo. 5l74.l
Rofsed That the Comptroller be md lie hereby authorized
to audrae the lowest biier for eac separately after five
notice IN the Official Journal for the follow
ng described public according to hs spessa
approval rejection Of the Common Council viz
For constructing brick sidewalks boered curhstones
wooden CUTTERS beth sides Ursulnes from
Claiborne 70 Roman street and from Mo to Brosd street
3D. For constructing brick Sidewalks by cstoe
to John the Baptist street.
3d. For constructing brick sidewalks borered eurbstoncs
and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Port street. Coed
Children To ST. Ayide street = ~,
4 For constructing hrc sidewalks by cnhstones
o Goodehildren street.
tssnedl ] Dim T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tsgnedi j. o, NIXON,
Approved May is, 1860. 49,
tsgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given ths saEDNESDAY s0th May 1861
Will adtudicate at my Office ut u O'clock NJ the above
tracts
my2s i Y. DUFLEssIs Comptroller.
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CHAAIPAGN E-lOo packages in and baskets half
~ pints, for sale by S, d, CIR ATTAA L co,
my2 so Gnstomhpuse street
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YON Il IEaKR. xTToRNEYiis AZ Y LAW x YIN Am
General G9seting Agents. CAMDEN Arkanaas, viii col
keseTsnces-a Tully Co, Campbell Strong, j. Burn
Soe e oe Y. u; s,oeomh Cog W A. Violet Co., B. W
saSne soaring scott New Orleans Hudson, Robertson
e.; VIM Wray Co., New York il B. Ippincott Co.. Phil
s,eneee -. mv2n Tvs
pUNCH-lD boxes Batavia Arrac for sale by ~
$4q s. WOLFF,
Az er an ar rayea
NAkQLlNA cow PEAs-Jusr RECEIVER rom
- ,hafiesioh, CoW PEAS. FOR sale by = ~
myo BAkELLI & CO., 81 Common strest
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


e. 7 CoaFrRaILEii's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May 10, $780,.
mo. 5145.I s8
nat the Comptroller be ausorsed
70 the Invest bidder, after
oSla Journal contract for the construction Of brick ride
by eurbsones and wooden CUTTERS the north
west sias ~ street from ursulnes the Bayou
eau A WORK 10 De done In accordance with spec6caons
on me IN me surveyors office and the adjudication Ia Ia sn
iect the approval rejection the Ton,io f e"e
lSigDcdl JOHN nj Ms5NnnE' oi'
rats, PRESIDENT Board OF Assistant Aldermen
tSigned1 J. O. NIXON,
49, -. President Board Of Aldermen
tsisnedi GERARD sTrrH, Mayor
Notice i hereby given that FRIDAY ist Ok yme ,se
will adndieate at my Office at II o'clock NJ The above con-
tract. , - ee''' eoi,
myl9 l2t Y. DUPLEssIs, oompsrolsr
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CosPTRoLLRR's OFFICE q
City OF New Orleans May 49, 1850.
mo. 5l47.l
Rsor That the Comptroller be and be hereby authorized
10 adcate 70 the lowest bidder after days
official jonrnal, taking relnynp
nay the Squire block of Magazine stree from ~
city Road to Washington said work done IN ae
coEdshce with speecatonsof the Surveyor adjudca-
lion 70 be subject TO the approval rejection the Common
Council.
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
LSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May Z, 1850.
ESignedj GERARD STITTI. Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY Ii, of june 1860
will adjadicae at Office, IL o'clock NJ the above con
tract.
myl9 1T y. DuPLEssIs, Comptroller
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CoMpToLLER's OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, May 70, 1860
Nc. 5168.1
es0lfd. That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
to SELL after days In the official JOURNAL
making brick sidewalks with curbenes CUTTERS
around Macarty The work be naie according pec
fcaons of the Surveyor
fSgned j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSgnedl JOHN II. MONROE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May Il, 1860
fsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
A true copy:
Wa. SALoMoE, Secretary.
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Notice is hereby given that MONDAY h of june 1860
will adudcate at my office, at IL o'clock H. the
trhct.
my2s lit v. DuPLEssIs, Comptroller
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Notice is hereby given thar EDNEsDAY sat Of May
1860 will adjnlicae at Office O'Clock M The above
+ r23 DIrpT t,ssJ, f,,,,.,r,,..
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JOINT SESSION

Members present Of the Board of Aldermen :
Hon. y. O. Nixon, President; Messrs. Cox, For
stall, HARRISON, Landry, Fennard, Whitney and
Wits. "a IS S
Members present Of Board Of Assistant Alder
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NouvNILr. oRLEANas, . aYril lsso.

CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
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Nitbnnunh p!spatfb.
Remembrance.

The xrass 10 on thy grave. Mother,
And mony q year has fed
s;rc~ NV heart grew sad and rest'ess
AZ the .hocht that - were dead:
Thy last sad look q me-
A look that only mothers love
To mothers cen could Gle.
This 10 my birth night, and unsocht.
Aud scenes fit Ger my brain;
Close round our FIRE, on creepie- stools,
Ken'd faces smile again;
Az tearfu cen. and Joy fu' looks,
Around that fire SEQ
Wee hearts q thrilled VI mothers 'taiss'
o. sorrow and o giee.
Oh lowiy was my bairnhcod's hame,
And poverty was there;
But love shed brightness round the hearth
And soothed mothers care
A mother that made hAme spot
o. sunshine aye TO me:
And bright within the past II lies
As moonlight ON the sea.
A widows hearth was thine. Mother.
Siace first thy face ] mind;
And oh what weary toll was th'ne'
Our bread and ctaes to hnd;
Az. weary toii-and hunger wnisess
That srs nae pinch might feel;
For thy BARNES were u thy riches.
An ye lO'ed them-Oh, how weel:
uh nv heart swell. high within me,
And the tears rim tsae my Gen.
As thy triSie rise before ME,
Ne,r, wi clearer VISION seen
Trials sair. but never spoken.
Though they pressed thy body doom
Trials ken d by name bat pun i0ik,
And the God that dweiis aboon.
But time brings unco changes;
And that heart now kens nae PAIN;
And the BARNS wha shared ITS biessins
Now hae BARNES O. their am;
And are blessed WI cozie dvellns.
Where meal they aye can spare
And the cen that faiu would seen II,
Now are dimmed for evermair.
The grass is on thy grave. Mother.
And mony a year has He'd
Einne INV heart grew sad and restless
At the thocht that ye were dead,
But oh never will forget
Thy last sad look at me
A look that only mothers love
To mothers cen could gle. ~
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- N1tlce.:.To The suck. a9iceed "a ---.,-
eSS aR Be- N1S Esys aS.s.oless b..
boands4 ha01y results. thai sosas sassiSsIstssS1
DsEDOns have cireHlatsd ~ imitaii0a. IL bossos
S,Sis v'sSoSt ssy 3essss, and Ss wrstsss ~ ~
are q over the cork Of every bottle Of tbs IelSna
49, IS9Ssiss ysisa have 2sissd tAsi' VISITS ed
1f. J. J. kCsEs9 t6UoH SYRUP. Tor eousha
q t ss /: e :ssssse .: sIs,
w s 4 ilili'''; s I; III CIV.
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~ AND EARfHENWARE.
~ csSsP SPRING q III THRAAP AZ lSso 20
china. GLASS. AND OUEENSWAkE
1ASS, IND VU
WAREHOUSE,

HVVcEs
No. %. Pearl or Ath street, Richmond, Va.
In consequence OF unavoidable delay in the com
We shall be unable to remove until the Hprins trade
CLOSES ard friends will hnd at the old loca
ton, No. - Pearl street. for another season;
and most complete stock Of EARTHENWARE
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered in Virginia, and
No invite the attention of the merchants Of vir-
gina, North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this market to prices, confident that We
can successfully compete with the Largest houses
in any Of the Northern States.
We only ask them TO give us the preference over
Northern houses, provided We can do a. vol for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
low - il can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
Hafn nd
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h@ SURGEON DENTIST,
11to Office on Main; below Pearl street. next
doors above Messrs. Thos. II. Prioe i Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed liz the most approved and scientific
Etyle known to the Profession, and all work done
By him warranted to give satisfaction. tOcI3-ly
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A.1s60...Sprins ana Summer VA
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
'oi No o.. q IN Main n street.
I.'tgs e. :sfs|yf sfsHa q and Domestic
Silk and MarseIles VESTINGS.
The sa''f NEW 81 sTS vi rs Sf SSeps
bought in person at AUcTloN, in New York.
sp A,n stSf slG fGKnHr'seS IN part;
and ORGANIZES;
LIN EMO '"' Ia ~ 1'' PRINTS and LAWNS.
s s|p ss1S ID assortment of
oA'0 '-'' CAssIMEREs
of every grade and color, for CENTS WEAR. -
''''TF w vi and LINENS, ~ -
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; '0l 'o'' "NA"'
large as"01'P PiHAtNsr1Arlon GOODS,
usually kept in Dry Goods store
The subscriber is determined TO offer the public
hf aNcH ns ST. GSS
ever displayed in the city, and will sell the same at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
ap4-d&wts No q Main street.
n Ague and Fever-
VI
STILL ANOTHER CURE.
Hz zyfYr 5S u sssf 81 ise wonderful merits Of
SALUDA, Middesex Co, Va.,(
August IL, 1859. {
MsSsrS. Mortimer 4 M0sr5ray:
Gentlemen-lt is with unaffected pleasure bear
testimony to the great merit Of your HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE. | was taken last Spring with the
ague and fever, and debility of chest and limbs.
tried various medicines, but found TO relief; but
on being ADVISED by friend to try your TinctIIe,
did so, and am now enjoying excellent health,
having taken only one bottle. "1Itrabits DictM."
You can use this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
+. ADDISON BRlsTow.
Call and get pamphlets and see cures Of Cough,
rheumatism, ScrOtula, &c.
AS restorative and vlgOratOT 1t has been HI Gh
ly recommended
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TUkE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and sec cures.
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond
BY DR.. COOKE, Freder ticks burg: by all the Drug
GIFTS in Petersburg: by MORTIMER l. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. u per bottle SIX bottles,
O.. my 7-d&owts
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"A MERCHANT TAILOR.


III 18th street. near Cary,
Would most respectfully inform his friends
that he is now in receipt of his stook Of SPRING
and SUMNER G0QRS s;; c2nnsH.stng 81 CLoIASS,
be happy to make up in the most superior style
and on the lowest remunerative profits.
N. Behaving small expense, can make gar
ments to order as low rs they can be had at any
clothing house in the city NH 3l-3m
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00U00 101p9CIJl19. %.

20 J.. Ey61THHkkaaxx3279:. TSn n.,rec,sr !,
nth street, between Grace and Broad,
.s;y:: so.:. s qa a.a4 ;.gsi
SsEsS!Stss k4A!s1s HHH!y RSS
III sSf Is sssSakks
bR6 ts a : s;sar o
~ SsI sSSs Az
he1 S!s sse rely and s1
J. W. FRAYsER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
my lot 18th, between Grace and Broad sts.
= WINSTON. wholesa n desie Isl in bkGss, No.
tert,on Of Merchants throushont Virgins and
SfN thsI FHN xo
bracing every article in the regular drug business,
WHICH tney 1ner TO cash or prompt customers on
in addition to their stock of STAPLE DRUGS. a
COMBS. Brushes. Cigars, Tobacco. Old Medioinsl
Wines and Brandies.
m a; .sen ns4, w s hs o4 ssns Esss
wooIi's Pure Brandies. and Wines. &c.
paens Ct osds ssen0n sHER
n CITY DRUG S STORE .-CHAs. s:
DAWSON bsgs to inform the citizens Of
Richmond, that he has now on hand a full
q and complete assortment Of Drugs, Medi-
cines. Chemicals, Fancy Goods, etc..
He has also full assortment OF ali kinds OF
Patent Medicines, direct from the manufacturers,
30 that there can be no mistake as to- their genu-
ineaess.
Also, Oils, Paints, Dye-S tufs, Tobacco and CT
CARS.
The Ladies can also be supplied with fine as
sortment of imported Pomades, Hair Oils, Lnbin' $
Extracts. Mean Fun. Liley White, Brown Wind
sor, Honey, ely cerine and other Toilet Soaps;
fine Hair Brushes, both domestic and imported;
also, Buffalo, India Rubber and Horn Combs, both
fine tooth and coarse. He would call their atten-
ton to his fine Toilet Cologne, superior to the
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CHESrERFIELD COUNT


TO THE RSOFCHESTER.
~ FIELD COUNTY.-The Office OF COM
MUNICIPALITIES ATTORNEY for the County OF
Chesterfield being within the range OF my PROBES,
that reason only, an acceptable position to me.
therefore accede to the requests of a number of
candidate for the surfaces of the people, at the
election to be held on the fourth Thursday in May
next at which time the office is to be filled for the
regular term of four years.
ap ll-tde Z. Z. McRAE
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psSsrns eTs br ktasf aud sup ut Asnspd and uls
on board the comfortable steamer between "'S1''
Creek and Washington. .mna.
~ For further Information, Apply a'th" oi'"''
Broad street, Shockoe Hill. r,.,A.u
aAN'y RUTH. Sup't.
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- =. GATHRIGHT. FURNITURE

Z. GATHRlGHT. FURNITURE
S WAREHOUSE, ON GOVERNOR ST.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
best stocf Of FL RNiiT RE he mas ever wei.
offered to his friends and the pub,ca large portion
of which being CITY-MADE-whch he pledges to
sell for less profit than heretofore. Painted, In
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany and
RI Ga1bs TeP fsxb from 'W
ROBES, from sioup; f Etc A-TETES, DIvANs.
SOFAS, from $ls up to SIS; Jenny Lind BED
Plush. Lasting and Hair Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also. COUCHEs and BED. LOUNGES,at twenty
where; in fact. his stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line: Call and examine
for yoSrs; and PEE how much you can save BE-
ment of Redundant, Invalid, Arm. Easy and Re
volving CHAIRS: MATTRESSES. Hair and
6huck, and BEDDING. NH 1l-d1m
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-no.~ NV AND ATTkAe1i'
410K ROUTE TO NEW Iok \ -

AND NORfok k-PasssnEeI gay vnNEspAY
ing Richmond eyer, MoNpAr;, hs RRplcIHiN0Sb
s AN6 SA PsFERSBuRG RAliRoAp CAM IAN con- A.
nee, With the cars a. peterseafs, 70. Ihs steam
shi.ss ROANOKE. YORKTOWN and M az York S
TOWN. for NEW YoRk, air.'p 9,n a. for the d.f
carly the ssxs DAY Ht sr sms NORTH
Passase 70 New YoIk from Rehmoss ,s.msSs. t6s
meals and state room. ON e,a me os board tas
same a. though passage was taA0" v"
ship here-SlO.
For iioks1s' sesS e 'UpLAM l. WATSON.
Opposite Steamers wa" Of oar
N. B.-Ths Parssrs of the ships, o. o ~ ne Pc
Clerks viii b on hand IN the ylsa''W Se.dsssdsy
tersburx ticket Office every Monaayi 10 suypJ
and Saturday mornings, ~ o closH s, nsye a,o-
those rersons with tickets who MAY ho' NV.
gu rsd Them ct our Office previously
NH n -.ta
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rs RS, sLA tsccsis Gd as ICE
Sss1aA ~. JELtIk&s SAUCES, &C., TO-, (Dye-
SS Frals Of the best quality and highly
ana sstSsnsion Of contestionsrs. Hotel Keepers
named Ent,s:tss rSSpectfally invited 70 the above
r.Ss q tas dsS.ts tslts om which thsy are
=, s i1lsaily6 H. .A F1Tisnrr
b traders generally. "' ~ teteh
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FURNITURE, &c.


NAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
- GOVERNOR ST. RICHMOND,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
Tire farmers and planters. and all others in want
of FURNITURE and MATTRESS rs, manutac .
tured by the most experienced workmen. and of
the best materials will find it to their interest to
examine my stock before buying, AS have recent
y reduced my prices You will find
ROSEWOOD PARLOR Oak CHAMBER SETS !;
SETS; COTTAGE FURNI-
RoSsiEWooD &c CHAM MAHoGiNY SETS;
Der SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do; WHAT-NOrS;
MAHOG'Y do. do; ETEGRES;
BEDSTEADS; CHILDREN'S CHAIRS;
BUREAUS;, JENNY LIN D BED
WARDROBES; STEADS;
WRISTBANDS; CRIBS and CRADLES !;
TABLES; RECUMB'NT CHAIRS;
CHAIRS; CENTRE TABLES;
SIDEBOARDS; FEATHER BEDS;
TETE-A-TETES, WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CHAIRS;
BOOK CASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES, LOUNGES.
ROCKING CHAIRS, PIANO STOOLS;
MATTRESSES OFFICE CHAIRS.
IN 2Q-2m
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TO MESSRS. A. }. TERRI ELL,
49, VIM. c.. TALIAFERKO, FENDALL
In compliance with your request and in accord
ance with my own inellnat4on ! hereby ann39nGe
60 COUNTY, and respectfully SOLICIT the votes of
my fellow citizens in May next. for that Office.
pedging myself to discharge the duties OF the Of
ice faithfully. Respectfully,
fe Its JOHN y. IA I LOH.
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. ID. COCLL1NG, D E NTIST,
k&~5 may hereafter be found at his Office, No.
~@AlAO 2071a Main street, between 9Th and 10th,
prepared to attend to his professional engage
mentS. mn 70 5m
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. .Tae Cleo
A~Splastlc and Vulcanite Process:-G. W.
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
full or partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
as may be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation Of the plate to the
him to insert one or more teeth ,cithows clasps.
This method having been adopted by those stand
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets Of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will of course be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing. Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRICrTY tcithout pain
IA Office on Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hall nO2l-ly
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

q THE RACES: THE RACES The
~ best HORSETIMING WATCH ever m
<kasE measure the speed of their horses, with
fRd Js esct w 18th
derfu accuracy AMI precision the objects of such
time piece, and supplies the market with an ar
'' which fis ssSHRa4Msf have
of the American Watch Company's General Man-
uiacture including their new Three Plato
WATCH. with reversible centre penlon.
These Watches have been tested BY competent
judges. and pronounced almost faultless in point
dence, however, of their superiority over Watches
of foreign manufacture. about the same grade OF
price, is the universal satisfaction they have thus
far given. and the great increase Of demand within
Any quality of the above Watches can be had,
gold or silver The public are invited to call and
examine for themselves, as the Watches sun VIII be
'''A'S0 guaranty '''' i: B: HSMtas s t',
my ITS Immediately opp. st. Charles Hotel.
e. VIM. DIXON, .Chronometer Maker
t1 The Ad1lrattyn1l ,b haze some Of the
49, maker, just received from the case max
ers; $50, on hand, other makes oil hne QUALITY
really ns Watch cali at No. Main Street north
0Do' ~ N' >'O CHAs. C. LUMsDEN.
q WHERE is c BARTHOLOMEW
Gl He has removed from the stand where his
1kh name grew renowned,
And his friends IN despair are all crying,
But s!yly he laughs, for better is found,
Where his Cloc Ks and his Wa tches are lying.
He sings the old songs of Tom Moore once again,
sure sign that his business Is thrlving-
All. truly the notes OF the mlnstrels explain,
What deuce of a trade he is driving.
Oh, he's liked HIM shop next To Kent, Paine q
Co.,
Just above blaze in dry goods and glory.
Together they'll make quite as pretty a show
AS any recorded in story.
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker. Main street.