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ONE PRIZE TO EVERY
TICKETS.
ON DitNA ~ In N W i.NOs
To take place as above specified.

e4E prizes. amounting 20. q 80 CO0
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters ~ 81.
Certificates Of Package. in tho Ordinary Draw
lngs will be sold at the following rates, which Is
the risk: Certificate Of Package Of ~ Whole Tick
cts, SsO; Csrtihsae Of Packa Of ~ Hall Tickets.
$40, Certificate Of Package OF 10 Quarter Tickets.
$as Certihcate OF Package Of ~ Eighth Tickets
$40.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount OF money to our address Tor what you wish
10 purchase; name the Lottery IN which YOU wish
i invested. and whether you wish wholes, Halves,
Quarters or EtE hths, IN receipt Of which we send
Whist ~ ordered, BY first mail, together with the
scheme.
immediately after the drawing, \ Printed draw
ing. CeTtihed to oy the Conus ssiuners, will he
zeat, with Al Ex PLANTATION. =
N. Purchasers will please write their sx Iatur res
PLAIN, aud ave the name VI their Post Oce Coun
~ and State. ..e 81.
Al Recommendations strictly confidential.
n, AL Prizes of u ,OU0 and undsF, pad imme
diateiy after the drawinS-oiaer PrSss ~ the Hsaa'
A WOOD. EDDY L co.'s LoTrtRiEs are
drawn ut Augusta, Georgia. and Wi!n,inst ton. Del
Orders for T,sGsts g CsJ,Scs,ss to Be directed to
e. 2. WW99R. Eb nRI Z G9.. Asisate. Ga, ~,
,Circuiarg, containing Scheues for the month,
yiil 10 seat. Tree OF expense. BY addressing ~
above.
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BUSINESS NOTICEE.
OIRECT IMPORTATIONS:

BUSINESS NOTICEs.
- IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
mo. l2i SYCAMORE STREET.
GILLIAN Il DUNLOP invite the attention of
Wholesale dealers, manuiactgre5s and railways TO
their well assorted stock of IRON and STEEL,
Swedes, Hammered: Refined. English,
IRON. }Ovals and Carnage, Horse Shoe, Hoop
sTrEr' ) Cast, German. Machine, Spring, En-
SI D ghsh en- end Swsdef p 6l,ste Ptc and RAP
importing direct and dealing exclusively in met,
a. they feel oGnhdsnt Of giving sa'ssGo4 as and
John DlCk!NSON, -
Nn G0M dN ESft2 N. MEkk 6kkiSE
~ EXCHANGE,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
Collections made and prompt rsmittances in
Boston, or New Orleans.
Msss,s sin Gissn New York.
s EEAfc Il. fR RhH9S' c S'st R,chmoua
FTTENGER 4 EDMOND,
BYp HSS sf HM MI Az RS sATj2SA
STEAM TP PfRE EkSSiGlNEs,
or the most approved plan, and made IN the very
best manner, warranted equal IN every respect to
or or' West Hs t'' 'A"' 81 N'N s ' ~ ja2s-sm
GLATE iOOFING.
JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty i've years experlence N the
every description, and with the best materials at
short notSs Of ms Wes can Se n
street, near 9th, or at the office of ALBERT l..
attended to. oc IS ,sn'
MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W, pAydEs.
MECHANICS; INSTirGTE; sFh STREET.
MoNuMES Hf: s.: faHf# IS i akAe PIECES.
First RPaSma rIMTSS Is ne e. Virgin.
ricatural Society and Mechanics, Institute.
GREEN DAVIS.
u PRACTICAL
GRAN MITE. GU TT RS,
Si1th Street. nsar the Armory, Richmond. Va
EVERY DESCRIPTION Of ,rr woou
Executed at short notice and in the best manner.
NH l2-l2m
(tAKD.-rhe subsc rlGer takes this method0f IN
~ forming his friends and the public that he has es
AND GENERAL - coMMissfoN MERcHANT
lie will attend 70 the, PURCHASE and sale OF alsr-
cnandize generally also, Flour, Wheat, Corn, To
bacco, and all descriptions of Country Produce
His speca! atteHtion will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
public patronage. He refers, by pernission,t to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq.
"s::'' RS SsssS qe Co.. Aiss0'
A B:SssT;I S.;s HSAs,s' pA,.'mor.
TwEILs i Co. Philadelphia. .
THOMAS MosAHA u = Esq k Ney H"Et
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond. Nov. LIST. 1859. no It's
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TOTHE yOTERSOF THEClTY
0> OF RICHMOND.-In reply to the call of
MANY Voters" and in accordance with my own
fee Of CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT.WATCH. and
respectfully solicit the votes Of my fellow G.tlzens
myself. If elected, to discharge the duties of the
Office ia: th.uy to the best Of my ability. ,,e,,r
NH lG-ite +. C. BAPTIST.
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AFAMILY BAXD.-Outf In Ohio thsv l,ave .
lady drummer, who has received q diploma
for her skill. Her name 10 Minerva Fatter.
son. daughter Of Major Elisha Patterson.
wealthy farmer Of Jersey. Licking County
VAe MAJOR has organized \ hand consis tinr
wholly Of his children. Two Of his efris plav
ths drums, aud the baad b said ~ Is one 81
The best In the State g&T1- / -
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81 WAGks In NEW YORK ~ Wages in New York
are quoted just now ~ the following figures !:
Brick.layers @IOai2 per week stone-cu tters
Ss iron -lnoulders SO; engineers, millwrights
and machintsts 3il house.carpentsrs eat. !;
c1btnet-makess 9sal2; hsttess $40; bakers
*5as book.binders - boot and shoemaksrv
$5aii sewing machine operators STAT; aud
coop0rs e7a6. 80 zsf fsrs' =
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LO r e r. Y.

MOOD. EDDY II CO.'S

WOOD. EDDY l. CO.'S
w GEORGIA AND DELAWARE
STATE LOTTERIES.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE 100000:
THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
lNGS of Wood, Eddy 4 Co Three Number Lot
intendence of sworn Commissioners. as follows:
Class No. No. lss draws sArusDAr' March 81 $50
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKETS.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place above specified.
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CITY OF RfOHNOND.

N@n MEUOR0. EDITORS NOTICING. .
~. 0ta.oail made upon me. in .yoar paper Of tss
AAacxs. eAser!ally respond BY saving ssss \
haye kaovn Ny. MHnoNx Tor ten ys:fs, s Sss y,
Department Of this post, daring all OF !nsoe ~ "a
IesJemeskaby steady. faithful ,Mdnses" ".snda
.nsssf:s. 20 much % =: = VII t snd consider
han eusiised tps the position hs sesks 49, ~
noKE had the u!iater time, lev Ies;vsa IN the
means Of suSportine his family At his trade. ana IN
hence understand he seeks we iaxHI q ~ io'
Capt. 3up't ArmOry.
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- =: GATMRlGHT. FUhNlIURE
Ill BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,

r. ~ mas on hanu at lhIs aug In3 i5r!est 1u0
best stock Of FURNITURE he has ever
offered to b: frlends and the gubcns arss pcst1 =,
sell for less profit than heretofore; Painted, I'm
itation and Solid OAK. WALNUT Mahogany and
ROBES, from $40 up: fETE A TETES, DIVANs.
SOFAS. from sl3 up to SIS; Jenny Lind BED
STEADS, from 50 to SIS; beautiful Brocntele,
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
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also. q large assert
meat of Recumbent invalid; Arm; Easy and Ne,
SEuck, and BEDDING. NH :l-dSm
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FIRST or APRIL.--A congregation of 500
persons assembled near BALTIMORE Sunday,
a 70 see he ~Rss. MT Ives, ct the African
OF baptism, as advertised In the city papers.
After waiting An hour or two, some one sent
u large Newfoundland dog into the stream,
for the purpose a. alleged Of recovering the
body of one Of those who had, while being
baptized, suddenly drowned. A .arxe crowd
instantly collected around the shore, and
waited with considerable anxiety for the APP
pearance Of the animal with lhe body, but
they were again deceived The whole Thing
was FIRST Of April" hoax.
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Z OH! MAN. MAN, THOU ART
- CARRIAGES, CARRjAGES

EfGEEI The subscriber a7s on hand al h. Ca,.,
M Making Establishment. on LomhsrtA
ley. between Nam and Cary, 18Th and l4a ~
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES CHAR0
out tops, and SULkI ES-aI Of his own nsss,
the best material and wnIkmanship--sh of wha
will be sold as low as good work Of the .iud can
IN the city OF Richmond, and respectfully asi
call from those in want If any article 10 the Cu
rage lane, as am determined to make To order ala
To sell at the lowest prices possible and al sgI
sold that rs new, warranted. ---
fe A-uym MlCAJAH MANGTN
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my stock Of Boots and Shoes, e,.r.s.,A, ats
variety OF style and quality, lar Iaains q ~,
men; Misses. Boys, Children and s.rTss,"s... s.st
sS.y as any =: osss house
my line thai may 10 called ior, an, sevs'y,s.s
always done. use none but lhs -SS ~, "a IA
that can be procured anywhere. Ss ma,sr
al Srs ,k,t .Ss1 made Az
ut an low prices as such gootls csn ssor.mss
the establishment, No. ~ Main stree, 's had t !.
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! 425 K 4 Is \ X D. ksnsNW I

IA0 S23 K Z " * D. KannEAy r." -
subscriber, PHILIP Ia Lon, saIa a''
John saunfers. ESQ, nf Essex corn!,'
wiso sent him to Richmond to roy cats
furniged him with pass 10 10 ara sec -, =. go
and ho0lrn IN one week from the as'e o. W., ~ n,
which WAS dated easly In Septen'pef, ~ a...,ss
wife "a free wo,nanl was then ..vns II u a.,
6e'd, near Petersburg. The aboss sa'Nf1T -
was emancipstcd by the late Thomas w. = H.
and Sold by Puiiam Il Davis, on aceouy. "a ~
W. SnelIings. The above reward viz % pas
delivered TO me in Richmond. ~, @ pu,,tigs
mh 1-5ws WIS ma
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N GREAT CHANIE TO huY HATS,
ACAPS AND LADIES' $S Fr rl &c GHE I; t' VERH
CAPS AT COS'r.-Having determined to close out
my stock Of Hats and Caps. shall sell from this
day my stock, which is very large and well selected
at cost for cash. Now is the chance for those IN
want OF Hats and Caps to buy Iowa So one at So
for $3.50. 81 for IS, S3 81 for 625O, and So tor
So. too numerous to mention; Caps from rs cents
to So. am dete rmined to sell off all of my stock
that all who in want can save 50 per cent. by
calling At :N Broad street. | have all OF the late
styles of soft Hats and Dress Hats Of my own man
utacture. Hats made to order at the shortest
tice. q VIM. Il. MOORE.
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SHeCkoE MILL RICHMOND GROUND

~ PLASI EK.-The subscriber has earnestly IA
bored. Tor the past four years. to exclude Northern
GT9and Plaster. by the establishment Of . Home
ceived from the North, and claims . perfect sue
CESS ne bers leave 70 return his grateful thanks
20 ms patrons. And asks to Inform all interested
enable him TO supply amy demand that maY arise
HIS stock Of Lump is heavy, tbased upon the
selected from tire purest Windsor Nova Scotia
2uarries, with special reference to its richness ia
shall be sustained at every effort and cost, and no
.sss only an sxpe!ims1tsl trial Of those who have
John H. CLAIBORNK, No. ii Pearl It
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- wv 1WIvVA 04o RAVAMVIvDe
NAMUrACTUnER AND D1ALD1 IN
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
The isEms,g snd 1lslts!. ard q! Qtssrs y want
tured BY the most experienced workman. and Of
the best materials, will 6nd is 10 their interest -
examine my stock botOee buylng, ~ have recent
" reduced my prices. You viii ind
ROSEWOOD PARLOR OAK CHAMBER SETS;
SETS. COTTA0E FURNI-'
S X AkNHa &c GH2sH- M11SHoossiny SETS;
Der SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do; WHAT-N0rS;
MAhOG'Y do. do; ETEGRES;
BEDSTEADS; CHlLDREN'a CHAIRS;
BUREAUS; JENNY LIND BED
WARDROBES; SrEADS;
WRISTBANDS; CRIBS and CRADLEN;
TABLES; REGIMENT CHAIRS;
CHAIkS; CENTRE TABLES;
SIDEbOARDS; FEATHER SEEDS;
TETE-A-TETES; WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CHAIhS;
BOOK CASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES: LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS: PIANO STOOLS;
MATTRESS ES; OFFICE CHAIKS.
NH 29-2m
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TO The VOTERS Of HENRI
~ co COUNTY.-By. the advice of my
friends. ana IN accordance with my own wlshes,
SHERIFF. OF HENRICO COUNTY. and solicit
your SURFACES at tte State election in May next =
AS a guarantee for the faithful performance of
the duties Of the Office, refer you to all who know
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three yearg that have
acted az deputy for The present Sheriff.
Respectfully. your fellow cltise9, Arm,
NH l-dtAmyS GEO y. FLEASANIS.
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TOTHE VOTERS OF THE
~ CITY OF, RICHMOND..Having been
sell a candidate for the Office of MANAGER Of
THE POOR HOUSE. and having. by a late accl-
dent. lost my left hand. and thereby rendered IN
capable OF working at my trade. l most respect
fully announce my self a candidate and if elected,
pledge self to discharge the duties OF the Gtflce
faithfully JAMES Az lLLA MAHONE.
NH 7-tdo*
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pn PEOPLES 1.-THE fol-
psee lowing ticket will be supported by tie y 5
tiers of Madison Ward, at the election on WE'D
NESDAY next, with GEO. w. RANDOLPH at
its head. viz: CITY COUNCIL.
George w Randolph, David Burr,
+. q. PeytOn. feachy X. drattan.
HUsTINGs Court.
James. X. CaskIe, Robert NJ. Burton.
John + Binford, James Bray,
NH Ay-tde A. nj. Trabue.
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GENTLEMEN Your note Of Goth instant was
handed me day. and for the confidence implied
the supe rinte ndent of the City Gas Works. you
viii please accept my sincere thanks. In reply to
your invitation will say, as have said to many
other kind friends who have spoken to me on the
subject, that If my fellow citizens desire my ser
vices in the position refc rred to- it will afford me
pleasure TO serve them. I therefore annon zee my
self a candidate for the Office of SUPERINTEND
ENT OF THE GAS WORKS, and if elected. will
devote all nv energies, with whatever of capacity
and experience may possess, to a faithful DIS
charge of the duties Of the office.
NH 23-tde &. CAMPBELL.
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keeps large stock OF Ladies', a. 49, IA
SERVANT wear constantly on hand sas em.s'i
body IN Richmond to compete with s Sad dssss -
= ne manviactares to 0rdet, and s', - ~ 10 =
himself. loo l4-iyl CHARips oRemr.
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HATS AND CAPS.
NEW WHOLESALE NAT HOUSE,
VI No 256 BALTIMORE STREET. BETWEEN
CHARLES AND HANOVER,
BALTIMORE. MD.

q ~. IS - B hnn s1nrE1. BxrWsss
CHARLES AND B htsnKMs5ik MD.
JAMES II. BE u 3 U KY,
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
(Late with Geo. A. WaIder Co:,)
Would respectfully invite the attention Of country
sTShW e ss ca sna
HATS, of the latest sty les, for the spring trade
uePior facilities IN obtaining our supplies from
manufacturers. we feel confident that we can ODER
to we waad s
call and examine our stock when visit our city:
Ss5s ', Sss e.
fel6-eodsm
-, TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. n
HATS f f5SsF hhR st 1850: '00D'
RIO. L. DICKINS SON,
70 Main street, Richnond. Va. Manufacturer and
Dealer IN all kinds of Hats Caps. and Straw Goods,
has in store, and offers to the Southern trade on
'n ST nv Wa RSif.ss1IS ss. AMN;b RETAIL
large and complete SPRING STOCK OF
Of the latest and most fashionable styles.
Merchants visiting this market will lind It to their
purchasing. To those who bay for cash, liberia!
discount MILITARY .ffi. T WS11 HATS AND CAPS.
OF every description furnished a; the shortest no
tce and on the most favorable terms.
His DRESS SILK HATS cannot be cxcelled for
style, neatness, or finish. call liz most respect
fully solicited. RO. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Blnford, Dickinson 4 Wesiser.
NH S-2m
SILK HATS,
ELLEff fW ( H WEfs t5
No. LOT Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Consisting of
TIE TRADE BLOCK,
METROPOLITAN,
DORSEY PARIS,
AND YOUNG CENTS
ALSO-A handsome assortment Of French SOFT
HATS. Elicit 4 WEISlGER,
fe Its No. l67 Main st.
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er, MADISON WAKD.-The following
RES ticket will he supported by the voters of
Madison Ward at the election next. w EDN ES
DAY: They are all wel-,ried faithful, and intel
TON GODDIN in place Of Mr.. Whitfield, who, it
is understood, declines re election:
COUNCIL.
Dr. Charles 8. Mills, Peachy K. Grattan,
David |. Burr, DR.. F. w. ROddey.
Welllngtsn Goddin.
HUsTINGS COURT.
James X. Caskie, John j. Binford.
James Bray, Robert NJ Burton,
NH 23-tCe' A. NJ. Trabue.
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NOTlCE.-Ths attention of persons about to
~ build on the lines OF the streets or public al
leys of the city, is requested to the following
tract from city ordinance concerning streets:
Amy person intending hereafter to build erect
a0y ,Gpse Or other structure upon the line OF any
street public alley shall FIRST obtain from the
EpEineer of the city, or in has absence inability
to act. from the Superintendent OF Streets. certi
Ecate in writing. Of the line and adopted grade Of
such street at the place where xush house struc
ture to he erected; and it shall be the duty Of the
Engineer or Superintendent of Streets to file, IN
the Chamberl atns Office, Il duplicate Of the said
erect, attempt to build or erect, any house or
other structure upon the line OF ans such street or
alley. without having ,st obtained such kcate
he shall bs fined not less than FIVE nor more than
twenty doilars.' VIGIL, City Eng'r.
BY order Of the Commissioners Of Streets gene
rally. NH Gin
UNITING AND SEWING NlACHlN rs.
N WILCOX l. GIBBS, celebrated SEWING
MACHINE, invented by y y. A. GIBBS. Of Mill
Point. Pocshontas county, Va. Many Of these,
Of which give entire satisfaction. Those wishing
MACHINE. arc assured that the superior merits
claimed Tor it, he relied upon, and for general
use, 10 unsurpassed. An interested should not
fsil 70 examine this Machine before purchasing
I.sssls: A!KES Iis' FHsaIIY KNffTf1filNG MA
CHINE, = rev sfa +ssfpl ivyention for kairsinE
DARBY Z JOHNSON, Agents,
No. - Governor st.. Richmond. Va.
p. E.-Agsnti wasted N Virginia. North Caro-
lima and Tennessee. lie D-3mi D. ].
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HIGH CONSTABLE FOR THE
~ CITY OF RICHMOND.--l am a candi-
date for reelection to the above office, and re-
spectfly solicit the votes my fellow citizens at
the ensuing spring election.
NH To- tide FRED. BUTLER
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@ TO THE VOTERS OF DIS
O TRICT NO. l, HENRlCO COUNTY,
respectfully announce IN! self Il CANDIDATE Tor the
solicit your sutrages - .ry A.,
"a ELRcTION-The 9Th THURSDAY IN May
next. JAS. ENEAON DhhDAIA'
fA A-2mH
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~ fully announce myself Candidate Tor re-
election TO the Office of CITY COLLEGTok
mh q tdeH J. A. HObSoN.
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RIcHMoNn, March 20th, 1870.

RICHMOND, March 2Oth, 1850.
CHARLES CAMPBELL. ESQ. -.
49, DEAR without intending any re-
Election upon others, we express the opinion that
YOUR services as SUPERINTENDENT OF OUK
GAS WORKS, are greatly desired.
AS we wish to cast our votes for you at the ap
preaching election. respectfully ask You to an
nounce yourself candidate for that Office.
Very respectfully, yours,
w. NJ. Archer, VIM Mott,
David S. Watson, VIM Gray.
r. Archer. }. W. Nickel,
Edward Sinton, Geo. }. Scammeii,
John Priddy, w. A. Elliott,
WOCdby B. Bi.eiow, Edward KeTsey,
L. r. Keins. Geo. I. Baldwin,
Jas H. Tanner, VIM. A. Clarke,
Thomas J. Bagby, w. Bodekcr,
I. r.. Anderson, WIN. Nj. Dade,
WIN, 4. Tanner, John l.. Byerly.
John F. Tanner, VIM. e. TOmpkIns,
Alex. Delaney, Alex. Cras.
Rob't p. Southall. Ed. w. Smith,
j. H. Davies.
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AMENDED CHARTER.

REsoI.ufIIoSs WERE xOOPTEIBY1nE
COtjNCfI. OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, on
WEilNESDAY. the 2ist Of March, 1850:
Wieysos. bill has recsutly passed the Genera
Assembly the Charter eiths stty o. pen .
Hwst,nss Court: And tereas the terms OF the AID
bill provide that L shall g into effect Sn!f atsr
beng ratiftd By vote OF the people oI H.Snnono;
IN the several wards shall Open poll u the eec.
ton OF city officers. ON Wedussd W the an dsy Oh
Anil n by which the vote m,sy 10 taken upon
the acceptance Of the said " Amendment to the
Charter:'' registering such votes ~ may ~ gwen
and returning the Same to the Councii with the
other election returns. . NJ,
ter with this preamble and rel GlutlOns. Ike Pub-
lished in the daily papers for the Information Of the
voters, till the day OF election.
A COpy-Teste:
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80 MANAGER OF THE POOR
ga house, announce myself candi,
date for re election to the Ottce OF MANAEEh Or
THE POOR HOUSE. JOHN PEAhCE.
NH S--tdes
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eyxYw 1000 TRUNKS, yAIir..,..
Eff1N Hat Cases. Of every known ~ An
tyle,, now in store. and Tor ssl ssreN y,
sale and retail, at PRICES Ia sut tnrnhssal sM,
MhkCCS HARRIS d.
Next to the Americas h a..
&ExYyo TKU INKS AND VaI,,,. @
&f3N subscribers have now in sta,, .Ls,-ls
ssoItment Of Trunks aud Vs ae s'i.s
ever been offered Tor gale in this 81, ices usse
preWSs'I TO sne, order All in want sie e.
ALEX. HILL 4 Co, iEN,.
----------- ---.--- RlehmOnA
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CARRIAGES, &c, FOR az,

o@f,NR AGES..CARpI,c..-
t55ECEEO. A. FRANCIS, Aaeni T., ~
hlurry, maEnf ictures Tor ssIs We
Hlake To order, any style of NEHICII We u
Sulkey to Four Horse Coach. tss /
Factory ON Franklin street, between Ia,
REPAIRING done with nestness and s,,
NH 0u -lu< shv Ss2i,s
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l- MONROE WARD.-MEssRs. Ed
EkzS TORS: The following ticket will he sup
ported for Monroe Ward. at the Ward election, on
the first " cdnesday, the 4th day of April:
COUNCiLMEN.
s D. DenOOn, L. w GiazebroOk,
u. J. Saunders. ]. r. Anderson,
6. w. Il. Tyler.
tLDERAEN.
John F. Regnault, J. w. Beveridge.
N. G. LpscOmb, w. w Timterlake,
NH 2S-7t+ DR.. Chas. Anderson.
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!. JOHN L. DOMEKTx,. TAILOR.

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THE TICK EFT FOX JEFFERSON
BscSA. WARD-All Of them OLD aud tried COun-
cilmen and Aldermen.
FOR COuNCILMxN.
J.mes NJ Talbot. r. u. Haskins.
n. B. Hill, VIM. H. Richardson,
John II. Greanor.
FOR ALDERMEN
c. Il. Hill. George K. Sadler,
r. D. Sanxay. VIM Taylor,
A. lnlOea.
The above, Messrs Editors. is the ticket that We
mean to support on Wedneyday next
NH yl-It OLD JEFFERSON WARD.