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The discrepancy between the offi ;ial and the un.
official tables is very slight, with the exception of
the vote cast for Marmaouke Johnson, in Monroe
Ward, for Commonwealth Attorney. By the off.
cia table his vote is augmer ted 100, thereby max
ing his majority the combined vote of the 9th
er three candidates 2O8.
In our report of the City election in yesterday s
paper omitted to state that A. IL Sands was not
a candidate for the office Of Clerk of the Circuit
Court by his ewn consent. He was put in nomina-
ton by portion of his friends alone.
HENRICO COUNTY.
The returns received from this county so fa,
warrant US in stating that Elicit is elected Clerk of
the County Court over Mosby by 90 ajority and
Young, Commemorative Attorney, over Davis by
$50 majority. A. B. Hutchison elected Sheriff P.
Tnsey reported to be elected Clerk of the Circuit
Court Moncure candidate for the Judeeship of the
Court of Appeals, and Clopton, candidate for the
Judgeship OF the Circuit Court, have received al
most unanimous vote in the county.
Judge Clopton is no doubt elected by an over
wheimlng majority over his competitor, Judge
Christian.
ALLEYS PRECINCT, DISTRICT No. 4, HENRIco
COUNTY We have the following returns from this
precinct:
Commonwealths Anorney-Young, ll2; Davis,
90; Gregory, IA.
CIerk Of County COurt-Ellett, 60; Mosby, 54.
SurreyOr-CIopton, 100 majority over Peasants.
Commissioner Of the Recenue-Keesee, ,l45, upper
dist; Goddin, 49, lower dist; VIM Gay, 66,
lower dist
Judge Of Court Of AppealS -Moncure, $50.
Judge Of Circuit Court-Clopton, $50.
Clerk of Circuit Court-Lorton's vote 6s; major.
ity over Tins!ey3 3.
.SheriF-Hutchison l39; Scattering, Q.
Magisyates-J C Courtney, 10; Jarvis, l37; 7
Dicker 1856: B Duval, So; I E Nichols, 1856; A
Denton. lS 81 Clair, Al; Scattering, Ii.
Constabtes-E Phillips, II; J Ellis, Al; T II
Grafton, IS.
Orerseer of4e Poor.-J Z Woodward, l32i Cot.
tre!I .
Lovenstenis Precinct-Yourg, for Common.
weaith's Attorney Az Gregory, IS; Davis, l3
Wheeley %; Davis, So
Dicbman's-Y Young, l09; Davis, 81; Gregory, 10.
sweenys-YouDg, So; Davis, IA; Gregory, rs.
Eacho's-Young, Isl Davis, 9; Gregory, 90.
Hinchman's-Young, 20; Davis, 49; Gregory, 80.
This will make Mr. Young's majority for Com.
nonwealth's Attorney, over Davis, about 200.
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BANNERS Notice Monday


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CT The Pharmacoposia, We also prepare the follow
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used, and are fsvorahy known to the Aediclnal
profession
Concentrated Fluid Extract of Bucba
Fluid Ex-- Bucha, Wild Carrot Seed and iva Ufsl
Do do Parcira Bravo
lodide of sarsaparila; Liquor Ergotin9
These Extracts are prepared according 70 tiie
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drugs which they represent TO the exclusion oil their
inert ana useless constituents
PURCELL, LADD L. CO.,
my26 Druggists, s2 Main street,
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n NERVESl-The thoussdds who have used DR.
ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL, for Heart Dis.
eases, Nervous Tremor of the Muscles, Pslpifstions
Heart Burn, Tic Dooreux or Pain the Face, keu-
ralgia, Wakefulness or Restlessness, fnd instant
relief few doses cures the most violent Nervous
Headache. Ii aliays the most violent nervous AZ
fections, and eradicates them from the system, ana
Is grand restorer 10 a weak constitution. The va
rious diseases OF the nervous system have long
batfled the skill OF our most eminent pnysicians,
but all in vain, until this Nervous Cordial was dis
ner ho,,la Far sals by r. RDUyAL,
uyoS Under American Hotel
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SUsPEcTED.-Sally, slave to Mrs. Kim
brough, was brought before the Mayor yesler.
day, on suspicion of attempting TO steal from
John A. Lacy. From The evidence it appear
ing that Sally had entered Mr.. Lacy's house
at the request of her mistress-though in a
somewhat abrupt manner, she was discharged.
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nHOWER BATHS, SHOWER BATHs.
y Just received fresn lot oi Locks Patent
sbovey Raths. the most desirable article now in
nss L. GINTER,
my LIST ast MAN suess~
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BAILED.-Elizabeth Duesberry, committed
to Jail Wednesday for misdemeanor, was bailed
out on Thursday
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FINED.-C. & N. Green were duly fined for
causing a quantity OF mortar to be placed in
9th street, thereby obstructing the passage way.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A
Allen Charles w Appleyard John
Ahern Denis Arthur q
Allen GeoW Amren Hern Michael
Anderson Henry B Ahern Patrick
, Atkinson Col John Amber DR. k C.
Alden John T2 Allen Robt
Am prose John Anderson William w
sher John Arts William
B
BrownA Bruning John II
Buckbee Edward l. Bailey James
Ballard Prot Addison Burnett John II
Bur we'll Blair Butler Rev John NJ
ReIcher Burril Brothrick James
Bradley Charles Briggs
Brown Chas w Bryan John Coalter
Bradford Chas F Biiiups w
Boswell G bryan silcnaei
Butler CharlesF Bnckford NB
Rrooks Calvin BoaddUs Oscar
Rerv David Breariy Robt
ButIer EN Blackwell Richard
Rreeden Edward Barry Richard
Belan Dame Vule Lemay Benson ~ omitn aessfs
Weave Boggs Rev
prannany Black William
Brown James w bryan "hiIan
Brinan James DioeASu ~
Ballman Joseph Broocks Wm
Rsye,s JacobE Barrett Wm
Bland John Diaes WIN
G.
crr,ur Crowell Jos L
Csildress Caleb Conroy Jno
Coleman CHI Gusts James w
SbsfFer CYRUS Cary Joshua G.
Cox Cumberland q Cobb
Caller CharlesF Caker LouisT
Condor David Cullen Michael
Costello Edward Childress Nicholas
Childs Ezekiel Carpenter Us
Casta G s Chandler DR. RK
Cooper George W. Clotworthy Samuel
Cek Henry Care Wilson
Caldwell Jno 5 Clarke Washington L
Cunningham Jas Dyer Chapman Wm
Clarke Samuel 5 Cole John IL
ID
Daniels Alex Doyle John
Doyle Rev Mr. Dreskel John
Denoon Dennis Dodson John
Downs Darby Doar John
Deming David Davis NJ w
Dice David Donald Mark
Drew Edward c Drumheller Samuel P
Drought John Drew William G
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Our indefatigable fremen will observe that
an excuse meeting for the hearing of fines as
sessed during the past quarter, will be held
at the office of the Richmond Fire Association
this evening, at O'Clock, when and where de-
linquents will be expected to attend.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-A slave
named Albert Holmes, belonging to the Gen.
tral Railroad Company, pussed counterfeit
$40 note upon the Bank of Virginia, upon a
storekeeper named Joseph Longanatli, on the
2lst of May. The negro stated that be was
sent by white man on the cars to get the bill
changed. Yesterday the Mayor ordered him
80 lasbes
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LIST OF LETTERS

please say they are adve !
LADIE
Armstrong Mrs &C
Ahern Mrs Mary
Archer Mrs Martha
Adams Miss VT
Burton Mrs &C
Beazley Mrs E F
Boyle Mrs Margaret
Broaddus Mrs NJ 4
Blackburn Mrs Mary
Bowler Mrs Mary C
Becker Mrs Mary
Bower Mrs Mary C
Bel Mrs X II
Barksdaie Miss X L
Brown Evelina
Blackburn Miss v A
Bowyer Miss Susan P
Crencher Mrs Caroline
Christian Mrs &
Cooke Mrs Caroline NJ
Cullen Mrs Eliza Il
Clark Mrs Frances
Cooke Mrs Fannie A
Clarke Mrs Kate NJ
Curry Mrs Lucy l.
Cannaday Mrs NJ )
Crump Mrs Peachy w
Davis Mrs Eliza Ann
Duehsm Mrs NJ L
Dodson Mrs Sarah E
Dennis Mrs Sarah A
Elicit Mrs Nancy T
Evans Mrs M P
Eubank Mrs Lucy A
Edmonds Mrs A NJ
Ford Mrs Edith B
Fenton Mrs Hannah
Findley Mrs Mary A w
Ford Miss Pamela NJ
Gill Mrs Sarah
Goodson Ms Mary ID
dordon Mrs Mary l.
Goode Mrs Mary C
Garnett Mrs John r
Gilman Mrs Eliza P
Greenlias Mrs c M
Glihaln Mrs Alexander
Harman Mrs c V
Hopkins Mrs Elizabeth
Hampton Mrs L
Hagan Mrs Margaret
Hart Mrs Jane +
Hockaday Mrs NJ A
Howl MIS- Mary A
Houchens Mrs Mary E
Hunt Mrs Matilda
Hudson Mrs Mary A 2
Howard Mrs sarah A
Jerdon Mrs Barbara A
Jarvis Mis- Rebecca G
Jamison Miss Caroline
Kimbrough Mrs NJ c.
krumwide Mira M A
Lewellen Mrs Sarah w
Lea Mrs Martha
Lipseomb Mrs l. S
Morris Mrs Anna C
Monta que Mrs Charles
Martin Mrs Z H
Mather Mrs Harriet
Montague Mrs Jane
Montague Mrs Mary A
Mayo Mrs Mary
Newby Miss R S
Newman Miss Maggi S
Proesher Mrs Caroline
Phillips Mrs G
Powell Mrs G
Parker Mrs Indiana B
Paca Mrs Mary
Pollard Mrs susan V
Roper Mrs Rebecca
Raggio Mrs Lettina P
Rolans Miss Caroline
Shelton Mrs Sarah
Stith Mrs Rebecca
StevsOn Mrs Martha
Skinner Mrs Resslia
Stolp Mrs Elizabeth
Swami Mrs Bertha Z
Singleton Miss Ann
Scully Miss Caroline F
Tenncer Mrs Susan F
Titcomb Mrs Sarah
Thompso l Mrs M B
Taylor Mrs Lucy II
Tompkins Mrs Jane
Turnkey Mrs A E
IOIar mrs j dQS
Vaughan Miss Lucy A
Walker Mrs NJ j
Ware Mrs Mary E
Walker Mrs Sarah A
Willis Mrs Elizabeth
Walters Mrs
Williams Mrs Ann E
Webb Miss Isabella
Walker Miss Jane c 2
Waldrop Mics Martha ]
Woodail Miss Mary
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Omcial Returns of the City EIectio

UmcIaI heturns OF the CITY EIectlOn.
The Commissioners of the late election met at 10
o'clock, yesterday 'rning, in tne Hastings Court
Room, and after careful and laborious examina-
ton of the poll.books, in accordance with the re.
quirements OF law, prepared the following re-
turns -
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" Letters In this List will |
rtised.
s. LIST.
A
abraham Mrs Mary |
Andrews Miss G i
Anderson Miss Charlotte
b
Brown Miss Rosa
Boiling Miss Pauline q
Budlang Miss M e
Beas Mise Mary EA
Burnett Miss Mary A
Baldwin Miss Mary Z
Burnett Miss Mary M
Brown Miss Martha ]
Berry Miss Mary
Breeden Miss Jane
Boasman Miss E A
Brag Miss Sarah Z
Butler Miss Mary AC
G
Grafton Mrs Sarah F
Cash Miss Anne 2
Crow Miss Ann 9
Cooper Miss Ann
Claioorn Miss Lucy A
Carter Miss Mary F
Colley Miss Mary E
Christian Miss Mamie
Cary Miss K E 2
Couty Miss Mary A
Dennison Miss M
Davis Miss May A
Dabney Miss Sarah
e
Evans Miss Virginia
Eubank Miss Emma J
Ellison Miss Charlotte
f
Fisher Miss Eliza P
Folkes Miss f A
Floarncy Miss P R
G.
Glass Mrs
George Misses
Gentry Miss Cordelia
Gillispie Miss Jane
Goddln Miss Indiana
Gates Miss Mary f
Gooch Miss Mollie E
HI
Hockaday Mrs Sally
Henson Miss Cal cline
Hall Miss Emma Z
Henley Miss Eliza J
Henley Miss Flora J
Ham bin Miss Jane B
lloyd Miss Jane
Henebry Miss Johanah
Harris Miss Lucy A
Hanvey Miss Mary X
Hill MISS Sarah A
J
Jones Miss Harriet M
Johnson Miss Martha A
X
nelly Miss Ann
L
Lowns Miss Kate
Love Miss Mary V
Lumpkin Miss Sarah
NC
Morris Misses
Meredith Miss Ella s
Mathews Miss Judith
Mathews Miss Mary F
Montague Miss Mary r
McD0ugal Miss M
40
Oliver Mrs NJ
r
Powell Miss C.
Page Miss Judy r
Pagand Miss Louisa
Price Miss Percilah H
Pledge Miss Virginia A
Patteson Mrs RichardL
II
Robertson Miss Jannett
Read Miss mary f
randolph Miss Mary
8
Street Miss Georgianna
Sheppard Miss Jane
Sedgwick Miss Jane
Stiff Miss Mary E
Shacletord Miss Octavia
Strattun Miss Sarah E
Stewart Miss Sally
Sadler Miss susan o
4
Taliaferro Miss Sallie
Tucker Miss k A
Taylor Miss Henrietta
Talbot Miss Eliza A
Talley Miss Amanda
Temple Misses
w
w Wood Miss Matte ]
Wright Miss Mary C
Wilks Miss Mary
Wilkinson Mise Polly
Woodbridge Miss R
Wells Miss Sarah T
Wood Miss Celena A
Woodward Miss Eliza
Wilson Miss C NJ
Watlipgton Miss A F
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Mayor of the City of Richmond.
To the Committee OF Police.

SusrICIous.-A negro named Parthena, slave
to T. G. Lipscomb, was brought before the
Mayor yesterday, on the charge of abetting
in the theft of several dresses, mitts and
gloves, worth SIS, stolen from Mrs. John 8.
overly, few doys since. Mrs. o. saw Par
thena at market with one of the calico dresses
on her person, which she Immediately recog-
missed as her Mrs. O.'s) property. She then
procured search warrant which officer White
executed on Thursday, and found at Parthe.
mas room, on Clay street, the calico dress al
luded to, and pair of mitts. The two articles
were worth, together, about one dollar. Par
thena had always borne good character, and
stated that she bought the dress and mitts of a
tall negress, who had one front tooth out, on
the street near the Capitol Square. There be-
ing no proof of Parthena's participation in the
theft, she was discharged.
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~ .
snglish Jas J
.nnes Jos D
FORD And
sendlinger C
sarr Chandler
Edward w
Ford Garland
I andree George w
Ferrell James o
Folkes John J II
Fuller JB
FORESTER George
Gray Douglass
Goods E +
Gunn Elisha G
Griffin Edmund
Graves GIL
Gardner ga, h Newell
Gill Jesse r
| Giazebrook John p
| Grubbs John l.
Gardner James B
Hill Mr.
Hoyer Mr.
Hamlin Benjamin
Hoiodey Andrew
Hunt Chas II
Handy Chas o
Howard George
Harris George w
Hardy George w
Hicks Hugh A
Hawley James o
| Hicks John r
Howard VIM w
Jones Ben
johnson Cadmus
| James Clinton
| Jones Chas
Johnson Edward
Janviers DR. Edgar
Jasper A
Jeter Francis A
| Jesse Geo r
Joy G w
Jones George M
Kelly John w
King Root & Co
Killanes Thomas
1 Lewis VIM w
Lenahun Tn omas
Lloyd Theodore w
Lee X s
Lannagan Patrick
Mayo Chas A
Marshall Davis
| Morrison Daniel 5
Mosby Francis G
Mimm u s
Moody Geo w 8
Masters Henry
| Mason James
Morrison J A
Miller J FL
| Markes James Henry
Mockaby Jno
Macfarlln Jno
Micon Elder Jno 2
| McCormic Daniel s
Mccarthy James
McNamee ] H
McCormic Jno
McDonough James
Neal Jno
Nunley T'heodrick
OFT Henry
| O'Connar James
| O'Connell j
Powell Edwin r
| Powers f M
Perkins Rev E s
Parker Geo w
Pickersgill G
Pattison Henry
Pettus Henry
Perl Henry
Peabody J B
Parker Jabez
Pepper John G 2
Powell ] w
Richards Edward K
Richey Chas w
X ,ggio James
Rae John J
Rodgers John
Riddick J
RiorOrdan James 4
Reed James w
Kay M NJ .
Roach Samuel
Sedgwick Rev A ]
Smith Mr.
swan A 2
Sturdivant C G
Schuman Chas
Sta andermaun Chas
Snead Chas
Sarvay c
Smith F P
Smith E G2
smith g A
| Souihall G II
Shehee Henry d
Scott Henry w
Smith II
Saunders Henry
Seay Henry
| Smith II Al
| Seveson Jas w
| Shuman John w
Sallee John l.
Scott Joseph
Stubbs A N
| Tucker Sylvester J
| Tarr VIM
| Trowers Thomas
Taylor Rich'd B
Tsppin Phillip
| Taylor Lewis
Turner Jas III
Taylor John
Turner John
| Treewolla j p
Taylor Geo P
| Taliaferro g 8 2
| Umberfeld John T2
| Vannerson A B
Wood VIM s
Wooddn w B
West 1'hos w
Wilson w T.
White Phillip s
Woodman Louis
Wallis Lawrence
Wilcox J J
Walker Jesse
Weinberg Joseph
Yancey Franklin NJ
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

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w the attention of editors and printers in the
United States to their establishment, and solicit
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they hazard Lohing in saying that all orders with
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Additions will constantly be made to the already
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They keep constantly on hand every article re-
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WHERE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE sIGNAL,"
WING Campaign Paper to be Published
40 tho CITY Of Washin.IOn.

a wing Campaign Paper to be Published
at tho city Of Washington.
Fac uud,rsigned is now publishing a Wing
"''~,rn J'urnal, devoted TO the support of WIN
FIELD SCOTT az President, and WILLIAM A.
GRAHAM as Vice President.
"THE SIGNAL" will be emphatically National
Preee, designed for circulation in every section of
tire country. TIE object of the paper will be to
h'Ttnonize the action, and promote the efficient
OF organization of the Wing party, well as to diff
fuse its principles md it's spirit and enthu-
sasm.
II viii also furnish convenient compendium Of
ALT facts and documents beaSipg upon the case
made ny the respective parties and candidates, and
preserve in form for future reference n complete
hiStoryot the canvass. full index will be given
IN the last number, which will add materaly TO
the permanent interest and value of the work.
The great popularity and success which ate ended
The Ba!iry, published by the undersigned during
the last canvass, induces him to retain
the same form and size in "THE SIGNAL."
''IHE SIGNAL" is issued on a full sized dou.
bic royal sheet, printed good type, in quarto
.JtIn and contains a very large amount ofrcadipg
matter.
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