The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

yySci, the voters Of Richmond win be convened 10
select city off sers, adopt this mode of apprjsipg
them thai am candidate for the Office Of High
Constable. The sphere in which | have acted
for many years, has made me personally known to
many, not to all the Of tine city They win
Judge OF my qualifications and fitness for the Office
and in their decision shall most cheerfully &C.
ouiesce. Should be elected all business pertain
ing TO the Office, will receive the personal attention
of myseL, aided by the most thorough business men
''' NH III i7Ndtde GEORGE w. ToLER.
YEA Cardiff prevent misrepresentation
announce nv self az candidate iorreelecon to the
office Of High Constable of the city of Rich
mond As my time Is fully occupied In dscharg.
ins the duties of the Office have none to spare 10
eectioneer nor might | deem it necessary under
other circumstances, as the public have had oD-
portunity, since Icame into the Office in November
last to determine whether deserve their continued
m nh lswdtde+ BEVERLY BLAIR
SS To the Voters Of Monroe Ward
Tue following ticket will be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day of April:
FoR CouNCILmEN-DagidJ Saunders Sann,l D.
Denoon, C. Dimmock, j. r. Anderson and Joseph
Mayo.
Foa ALpERMEN-John l.. Tate J. Wingftld ].
Bray and L. w. Glazebrook.
MANY VoTERs OF BROOKE AVENUE
NH 26-dtd*
- Seeing my name offered to the public as a
candidate for the Office of Grain Measurer. /
take this opportunity to say TO my friends and
the public generally, that should they elect me to
that office, it would be thankfully received and the
duties discharged faithfully.
NH 2e-1tde~ JOHN A. MOsBY
- To the Pusiic.-City Grain Measu.
rer.-Capt HENRY DAVIS. of the "Old Domin-
ion House, 18th street is hereby nominated for
the office of City Grain Measurer, and will be
supported for that office by
my aa-dtde2 MANY VOTERS.
~ For High COnstable.-FelioU Citizens
Of The City Of Richmond: | take the occasion, thus
early, to announce myself candidate Tor the ofce
of High Constable, and if hopored with your sup
port, shall endeavor 20 discharge the duties OF the
NH tide j. s. B. TINsLEY.
70 City AssessOr.-The subscriber re
spectu announces himself candidate at the ap-
preaching municipal election, tor the Office ofCIIY
ASSESSOR.
Should it be the pleasure of his fellow citizens to
elect MIN to that office, he will, to the best OF ais
NH l5-dtdes LOGAN WALLER.
E To she Voters of The Upper Com
missioners' District of Hearice County
You will DE called upon soon, under the Consttu
ton, to elect Commissioner of the Revenue for
said district, tor which 1 announce myself can
didate.
NH 3o-at* JB. KgEsEE.
t To the Public.-JOHN wOODCOCE,
announces himself as candidate 70: Grain Mea.
surer, and will, II it shall be the pleasure OF the
voters To elect him. use every effort to give salts
faction. plh 22-dtdek
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich-
mond.-I respectfully announce yself eandi-
date tor reelection TO the office OF City Assessor.
mn 23-dtdeN ID. NJ MILLER,
W Card.-The voters of the city are respect
fully Informed that am again candidate for re-
election. J. ii. STROBIA,
mn l9-dtde' City Gauger-
20 To the Voters of the City of Ricb-
mOnd: respectful announce my self candidate
Tor the office of City Gauger and Inspector
Of Liquors.
NH 26-dtd PAT H. BUTLER.
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
mond: respectfully announce myself a candidate
Tor the office OF Collector of City Taxes.
NH ls-dtde* JULIUS A. hOBSoN
10 To the Voters of Richmond.-I ANA
eanaidate ter GRAIN MEAsuREk; and should
DE the choice of my friends, will give the said of
hce my whole attention. l.. I'll. LUCK,
Former Runner to Farmers BANK
NH le-dtde
L. To the Voters of the City ST Rich
mond.-l respectfully announce myself eandi-
date tor reelection 10 the office of Superinten.
dent Of the City Water Works.
NH 30-dtde* JAMES L. DAVIS.
Superintendent of streets.-In &C.
COZ lance with previous notice, announce my self
q candidate for the above Office.
NH 3u-tde PHILIP HARRISON, JR
ELECTION TICKETs.-ONE
a>S THOUS SAND AN HOUR-printed at
CULLEY'S OFFICE, lac Main street, up stairs.
NH 3l-5t
kLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC.
~>-Ea prepared by John Johnson, fronl the
original recipe. This most invaluable preparation
for the Hair Gas been fairly tested in this city for
the last three years, and given general satisfaction
Ii strengthens the OF the hair prevents grey
ness, and imparts to the head rich and glossy ap-
pearance, and Is also warranted TO eradicate dan
druh. Numbers of our first citizens will cheerful
~ testify to the happy effects it has produced on
themselves and their families. Persons wishing an
elegant head OF hair, invited to purchase bot
tie at Mr. ROBERT r. DUVAI's, Main street
Messrs. MILLER SEABRUOk'S, Broad street.
or at tne HAIR Dressing Saloon under the American
Hotel, wherein can be had wholesale or retail
rah 81
II .ss-S This is the last chance for Bar
49, GAlNS.-Madam HARRIS, begs leave
to inform the Ladies of Richmond that as she win
leave the city IN d few days, she will sell Oft her
spiendid assortment OF Enbroderes Laces Rib
oons hantliias Parasols, &c, at lower prices thas
they can DC purchased il any other store. The
ABOVE goods were carefully selected by her whilst
In Paris, and OF the latest Partisan styles Call
ana Judge Tor yourselves at No. 60 Main street ID
door below White s. Page NH 3O--6ta
EY- WroTA, Wis, January 10, Is4y-lNr. 10.
Farrell: We have seen your Liniment tested ard
are convinced OF its good qualities are seilinga
great DEAL and It gives universal satisfaction il has
cured bad case OF erysipelas here and is highly
extolled as remedy tor both man and beast
SAXTON t. ELLSWORTH.
See advertisement For sale by Purcell Ladd
Y Co., corner OF Main and l4th streets Richmond