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TA Clegyman.-An oia and vaiuasle SUP
scr.ber has sent a certificate from ons of his
Pensioners, which be wishes published tor tn be-
Heht OF his neighbors aud the community at larye
1t states On authority that needs no confirmation
the particulars of a remarkable cure from Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, article we have already taken
occasion to notice, and which We have reason 10
believe worthy OF nolice This sufferer had been
reduced very low from the effects If a Cola ana
Cough, caused BY over exertion a; IRE. nearly
three years since, and from which II was eyideut h.
his friends that he fast Fastening TO a prems.
iure grave. Many Of the remedies OF the day and
the advice OF eminent physicians had ali nailed 10
afford him relief, when he was induced 10 trv III
Cherry Peeioral, which soon cured him. TIE
crowded state OF our columns viii not admir- tbs
iua particulars, bur We earnestly invite the attsn.
TN o. our readers toihe advertisement in another
part OF our papsr - CAristian Chronicle.
ap Sit
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e. fLkTCHkh'S HAIR TONIC,
49, prepared by John Johnson, irem the
original recipe. This most invaluable preparation
for the Hair been ia,ly tested in this city for
the last three years, and given general satisfaction
1t strengthens the roots Of the hair, prevents grey
ness, and impsrts TO the head rich and glossy sp-
pearsnce, aud is also warranted 10 eradicate dam
drutf Numbers of our first citizens will cheerful.
ly 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. DUyAL'S, Main street,
Messrs. MILLER g. SEABRo0k'S, Broad street,
or at the Hair Dressing Saloon under the American
Hotel where it can be had wholesale or retail
NH 81
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~ W!orA, WIS, January ID, le49 Mr. II q
Farrell: We have seen your Linimenr tested srs
are convinced 1t its good qualities; we are seiliaa
great DEAL and II gives universal satisfaction il has
cured bad case OF erysipeias here and is highly
sAtoiied % remedy for both man and beast
SAAT0E Il ELLSWORTH
= Co, corner Of Main and l4sh streets, Richmond
NH Sos
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II Wonderful Cure of Hereditary
ScrOfula by Hampton's Vegetable Tine.

fure.-This certificate Is from the pen OF gentle
man whose name appears on the journal OF Con-
gress, one who is extensively and favoraby known:
1T affords me pleasure to state that DR. Jesse
Hampton's 1incture has effected a mCst extraordi.
nary cure OF my slave boy Albert The patient
was three years DID, and had the ScrofuIa-(his fa
of sores from head to ioot-the upper lids OF the
ewes were much swollen, and turned inside out,
exhibiting horrible mastering ulcers that protruded
over the ey e, balls to pr oduce blindness Ii 10
strange. yet true this child that felt rcsignsi to
die a relief from suffering has been restored
to health under the treatment OF DIR. Hampton
w. p. THOMAsSON,
Louisville, March 60 ISL
Call on o. A. STkECkER and get pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement in to DAYS paper
NH 2-ts
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To- Mustang Liniment.--LADlES-W
make you Chesterfield bow, and politely cali your
attention to the excellency OF our Lniment. IL has
a beautiful cream or drab color, and 10 free from
all impurity; it will soil the skin clothes and
will always relieve pain when external appaica-
ton can reach it, and will cure broken caked
breast, sore nipples, neuralgia, ehapped hands, and
also viii remove ugly biotches, tGmors or pimpes.
leaving the skin soit and smoothe and vii. in no
case injure the skin In the slightest degree.
mh x9-eodts
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HANOVER COURT.

We are requested TO state that Hanover
Court will not be opened until Wednesday, in
consequence Of Judge Clopton being detained
in Chesterfield Court by the trial of Wormley
for murder
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STEALINo.-Lucy, slave to Jesse Talbot, for en-.
tering the house of Robert selden, negro en- Fri.
day night and stealing therefrom Sc, was ordered,
on Saturday, by his Honor, 80 lashes.
James Ware was arrested, on Friday night, with
apair Of shoes in his possession, which were un.
doubt-dly stolen, though there was no claimant
Ordered, On Saturday, ~ lashes.
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Lg BEVERLY hicks, Esq, OF Lafayette Semi-
nary, writes, from which extract Il have used
Hampton's Vegetable Tineture for severe attack
OF chronic lntaf rnatory sore eyes nd great debili
ty, with great benefit to my general health This
Ilnciare has had most happy effect in regulating
and bringing to action torpid liver, and removing
pains OF The hips and lons" Hon. h. Clay and
others bear testimony to the high character OF Mr..
Hicks.
Extract of Letter from Thomas Fl. Scott, Esq,
OF Kentucky: i" had two co.ored children much
affected with sore eyes-L thought il a scrofu.ous
affection. | got bottle OF Hampton's Vegetable
they finished the second bottle their eyes were
WELL"
Hundreds OF our own citizens bear the same tes-
timony Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Cough, General
Weakness, all throat and other diseases arising
from impure blood are cured by it Call and get
pamphlet gratis, and read history OF it.
See advertisement to-day. For sale by O. A.
STRECKER, Main street. apI-dts
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HUsrINos CoURT.-A called court of Hastings,
continued by adjournment, was held, on Saturday,
for the purpose of examining James Martin, chsrg
ed with feloniously killing Thomas Arrigon on the
14th of March last Present, Recorder Puiliam,
Aldermen Cowles, Wingfeld, Inloes, Farrar and
Bray. The prisoner was again led to the bar in the
custody of the sergeant The court having heard the
evidence. which We have given in full on various &C.
casions before-were of opinion that Martin should
be tried for the offence wherewith he stood cha
ed, before the Circuit Court Of law for Henrico
County, on the l7th of this month. The prisoner
was accordingly remanded TO JAIL and witnesses
were recognized to await his trial. As we have al.
ready shown, by the evidence, SO far as Arrigon is
concerned, Martin evidently stabbed him in self.
defence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

EY Daguerre0f,pes, Improved Light,
and increased facilities for taking Da.
guerreotype Likenesses.-Parents viii now
have opportunity to obtain the most beautiful
and artistical pictures of their children. The sub
scriber's reputation in this important and difficult
branch OF the arr, being fully established, he hopes
to merit a continuance of the public patronage
For Family Groups, and copying dsguerreotypes,
&C., this light win be found very superior.
M SIMONS,
NH ~ No Isl Nam street.
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FINED Mr. Foster WAS exported by Lit. Johnson
for leaving distractions ia the street, and fned &C
cordiugly.
Stearas & Brummeil, for the misdemeanor of one
OF their Il in rotting his team az unlawful
speed-were fined according to law. Reported by
officer Warrington.
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DIscHARGED-Afr free man, arrested Friday even.
ing, for want of register, producing it at the court
Saturday morning was discharged
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SoIREEs MAGIQUEs The great wizard of the
agethe rtamed Macallister, will give the Hrst of
b magical entertainments at the Richmond The.
atre this evening
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ET To the Voters of Monroe Ward.-
The following ticket will be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day of April:
FoR CoUNcILMEN-DJ Saunders, Samuel De-
noon, e Dimmock, J Anderson and Poitiaux Ro
binson.
FoR ALDERMEN-John l. Tate, Wipgfeld,
Bray and l. w Giazebrook.
ap 2-2t* RICHMOND"
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CF second Relation OF Good story.
1t Is generally admitted. that "a good tale is none
the wore to be twice toid." Taking advantage of
this license for repetition, reiteTate that cur
opinion, backed up by prolonged experience, re.
mains more decided than formerly regarding the
virtues OF the Hyperion Fluid for
the nar, and Amoie Tor shaving, ihvented and sold
by VIM. Boyle, PIT Wathln glon street. Amole
must mean shaving made easy, AT least that 10
the honest int, probation give effects when
in use. For sale by
SEABROOK g. REEVE.
an 5-6t It's Brt1ad street
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TREsPAssING.-LewisH Hamilton was found tres
passing on Mr.. Exalls flower garden, Friday night,
without pass-and ON Saturday was rewarded fer
his love of the science of botany with 10 ashes.
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Fcty ItsPCCtiuIly
NH 26-dtde WM JACQ TAYLOR

Lg To the fubiic.-Not being candidate
for re election to the office of Gram Measurer
would recommend ROBERT C. MILLER as a sui.
table person for the office, he having acted as De.
putty during my term, and given general satisfac.
ton. JOHN G. WADE I'm
We concur In the above recommendation.
LEWIS WEBB g. SON.
JNO. WOMBLE d. Co,
WARWICK & BARKSDALE
HAXALL d BROTHER,
BACON 81 BASkERvILLE,
d. BAKER, Jr.,
STEAhNS a. BRUMNELL
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IS should be universally kn0wn-for
II Is strictly true-that indigestion i. the parent OF
large proportion Of the fatal diseases Dysentrry,
diairhea, cholera morbus, liver complaint, and
many Other diseases enumerated in the city inspec.
tors weekly catalogue of deaths, gene rated by
Indigestion alone Think Of that dyspepticsi think
Of 1t all who suffer from dsordered stomachs, and
II you are willing TO be guided by advice, founded
upon experience, resort at once don't delay day.
10 Hoohand's German Bitters. prepared by DR.. e.
NJ. Jackson, which, as alternative, curative, and
inrigurant stands alone and unappruached Gene
raj depot, lao Arch street We nave tried these
Bitters, and know that they are excellent for the
diseases specified above.-PkitadsLphia City Item.
5-6.
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FISH cHowpER.-A timely prepared article of
chowder Is kept on hand At all hours by MIR: Allen
at the aArbour," On Main street Lovera of eooa
eating win find thia livery sppeizing dish.
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Fisk.-The alarm Of ERE, about 8 O'Clock
Saturday evening, was occasioned BY the burn
n'ng o. the chimney ola house situated on the
bas.n.
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II hereby present myself 10 the voters of The
city u Richmond candi late Tor re- election Ia
the office OF Superintendent Of streets.
mn 5i--dsa MlcAJAH BATES
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~ TO the Voters OF the City | respect.
iuiiy annouace my set candidate tor reeec,inn ra
the office OF Manager of the Poor Hom.e
eoa, ~ OF the appreciation OF the good peo
PIE u sle cry IN my official capscity is asked, and
wii add one more To the many grateful ohIig-,;a
acknowledge my self indebted 10 them.
Respectfully, their obedient servant.
1P ~~ue A. MIcHAEIS
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ES Cafd.-HayIlIa been announced as a
Candidate tor the Office of City Assessor, with
out my knowledge or solicitation, had determined
to let the matter pass III silence. But the urgency
OF many very VAIN friends, and my faith IN the
creed mat g. otfce should neither be sought nor de-
cilned, induce me to declare that, il il is the wi
OF a majority OF the voters OF Richmond to confer
this office me, will be my pride and pie asure
to fliit to the best OF my ability.
Very rpsneetiuIiy
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D. E. MCCOY.

LR AT the Solicitation ut many friends, l. have
been induced to offer myself ~ a candidate for the
office OF Grain Measurer.
ao 2-tdsx N.r0v
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- To the ioIer. at .,.a.

aIl.@S UtDis VI HOnFOe Ward.-
tv ge aoilowing ticket wlh be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day Of April: oA' oe
- TOE CouNciLMEA-DavidJ ]. Saunders Saup n
Mayo. ana Joseph
RIO ron Al pERmES-John l.. Tate, ]. wingd,la !
NH 26-ctas ooAE AVENUE.
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STs To the Voters of the City of Rich.
msnd.-i respectfully announce myself candi
tor reelection the Office OF City Assessor,
NH 25-dtde* D. nj MiI.Ikk
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1S To the Voters OF the City of Rich
monde respectfully announce ms seat a candidate
Tor reelection TO the office OF second Lieufen-
ant of the Night Watch.
NH 3I--dtus c. C. JOHNSON
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skAYREs, CRLRBaATED

BEAYREss CELE BaATED
A LIVER PILLS--PyYGred tr0m tie Aaee
ebtainxd ds ~ Hockbyidgs " AInm Swfn4s--
These pills are confidently recommended =
having al the virtues Of the water, and ii
many cases they are preferable. In deranee-
ment Of the stomach and bowels, or want OF
action in the liver their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially emile them TO pubiic
consideration the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and expeI il from the sssasu--unlike
ali other Pills, they msy be taken with impunify
irrespective of weaiher,) there 10 nothing Is
them calculated to injure any one. In cutaneuus
diseases and erupfions oil the skin, of whatever
sort they are sure remedy aud particularly efica-
sious in diseases such as females ara subject 10.
drousips atulency, &C., &C. These Pills may lust
" Be styied an universal remedy, as they are de-
cidedIy the best in use for the of s diseases
resulting from irregular habits Alter their use
mas been con inued Tor time, the whole system
bt comes ipvigorsted and the patient lie restored 10
perfect health. They carefully prepared and
put up in walls Of 100 at 81 each. hbers discount
win be made to Druggists.
For sale by JOHN III. SEAYRES, Columbian Ho-
tel, Purcel Ladd & Co., Main street, i. III Zachris.
son & Co. Druggists, Broad street, y. A. sirecker
Druggists, Markef Bridge Richmoud; Jsmes Cooke
a. Co.. Frederick. burg Rushtyn, Clarke Il CO.,
New York; Dyott IL son, Philadelphia; E. L.
Strcecher Il Co, Macon, Ga; +. j. SAMPSON Pow.
hatan CT House; N. L. Wat los, Halifax Court
House; G III. Jones IL Co., Petersburg. w. I'll
Gilman Washington, ID. G.. +; Walter H. MIDI eton.
Farmy.lle Va; II. g. Archer, Danyilie; Coleman
IL Rogers, Druggists, Market street. Mortimer &
Mowbray, Baltimore; and Druggists generally
wholesale and retail. fe3
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IL 60 ELECTION TICkETS.- ONE.
- -. TIL GU SAND AN HOUk--ptinied a,
cuLLEf'S OFFICE, lilo Main ltreer, up .tairs.
NH 3f--5t =
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To the Voters of the City of Rich
mUud: respectfully announce myself a candidate
Tor the office OF Second Lieutenant of the
Night " atch. JOHN e. HALEY.
ap I-dtde*
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- To the Pubiic.-JOHN WOODCOCK
announces himself us candidate for Grain M ca
surer, and will, If it shall be the pleasure OF the
10 elect him, use every effort to give satis
faction. NH 22-dtde*
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" City Coliecf0r.-Mes,rs EdsOrs:-Per.
mil me, through the columns OF your extensively
read journal, TO nominate for the Office OF City
Collector, Mr.. John Fl. SEAYRE5 / believe
him to DE one of the very best tor the office
that could be named In him are united the finest
business capscisy, with popular manners and
Kind disposition. He is one of the most estimable
OF men, and one of the most industrious, He is the
very man to whom to entrust shis important office
Then let us give the Major ift and by SO doing ad
vance the public good.
-0-t
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L. For Captain OF the Might Watch
10 me poters Of the City Of Richm0nS IL respect
fully announce myself candidate tor the office of
Captain OF the Night Watch.
I'D 3-4t* f DEWs
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u Card.-The voters OF the city are respect.
fully informed that am again candidate for re.
election. J. II. STROBIA,
mh l9-dtde* Civ Gargar
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E To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd.-l respectfully announce my self candi
date for reelection TO the office of Register of
the City Water-WOrks.
an Az 7 0TP AT,TnN
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DIR. PARKER having r,

~ 70 DIX. FAX kEK having removed to
D>A Franklin street, few doors below the
Exchange. and opposite to Trinity Church, his
former office Corner OF Main and 18th streets) is
tor rent thas been occupied as a ply sicians of.
hce for ten Twelve years past ap5-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

~ To the Voters OF the City of Rich
mOnd 81 most respectfully announce myself
candidate for re election to the office of First
Lieutenant Of the City Watch.
ap 2-dtde ARCH'D. WILKINSON
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r. TO inc sOtefs OF the CITY Of Rich
m0nd-Having been requested by many ffisnds to
become candidate for the office of City Cullec.
Tor, ana oelns already announced as such, with.
out my knowledge solicitation, take this method
OF declaring publicly that am candidate Tor the
office in question. should it be the pleasure OF the
voters OF this city to confer that office upon me-
VIII leave no exertlon unmade Tor the faithful dis
charge OF impo tant duties to the best of INV a
hty, and trust they have the ampest assurance OF
This IN the zeal and attention have always mani
tested IN my employment. Respectfully, &c,
mn 3u-atd JOHN IL. SEAYRES
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10 the voters of the City OF Rich.
mOnd.-I am a candidate for the office of GRAIN
MEAsUkEk, and should it be your pleasure 10 elect
me- pledge myself to give satisfaction, be- ne
thoroughly acquainted with the duties
mn Z3--dtd< ROBERT G. AIJfEp
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10 superintendent of streets.-In nc.
cofdance with previous notice. announce my self
candidate Tor the above Office.
NH 31-tde PHILIP HARRISON In
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

r For Register Of lthe City Water
Works.-H C. McNEMARA,--The name Of this
highly estinable gentleman IL proposed to I'll an
irs In the gift OF the people For 30 long and
90 fsyorably known, 1t should need bat the an
nouncement of his name to secure his election -
OF MIR. McHtmara, it mey be said with strict truts
and justice, that far good sense. honesty ana
duties he ID eminenty quail fed to hold this Office
Having a large family with limited means OF sup
port, would be an additional stimulus 70 exertion
on his part, and it 10 to be hoped viii influence
many to give him their votes.
ap5-dtda w.
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Ay TO the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-i respectfully announce myself a candi.
aa.s ior fe,eiection to the office of superinten.
oent OF the City Water Works.
nh 3J-ftde% JaMEs I DAyts
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- Richard Fox respectfully announces
himself Candidate for the Office OF City Guager.
o-6fk
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- To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd.-l respectfully announce myself q candi-
date tor reelection to the office of Third Lieu.
tenant of the City Watch.
ap 2-6t" g. 3. TRUEHEART.
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~ Only IL Lee and 25 cents for Bil.
ions Habits and lhe Liver, the best Pnr.
gafive Fill knOwn.--DR ROSES RAILROAD
On ANiEBiLl0US PILLS are the best Piits, a.
thousands who have used them declare. for purity
Ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone TO the liver They are called "kaik
road PHs, because they go ahead OF ali other Pills
In their good effect
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indges-
aon, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are aiso in
great demand-prieu . cents. and Tor safe By Pur-
cell, Ladd q Co, Adie 4 Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
BodeAer, Bennett q Beers, r X Dayal, y. A.
Strecker and j. Blair In .i--ts
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fE For High COnstabie.-Fellow Citizens
of tie City of Richmond: take the occasion, thus
early, to announce myself candidate for the .ffce
OF High Constable, and if hoDored with your sup
port, shall endeavor discharge the duties of the
Office with fidelity and dispatch.
NH l7-tde j. s. B. TINSLEY.
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~ City AssessOr.-The subscriber re
specIlully announces himself candidate the ap.
preaching municipal election, for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR
Should it be the pleasure of his fellow citizens to
elect him to that office, he WILL to the best OF his
ability, discharge its duties faithfully.
NH l5-dtde* LOGAN WALLER.
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~ To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
mOnd ! respectful announce my self canddat
Tor me ofhee OF City Gaager and Inspector
of Liquors.
NH z6-dtd PAT II. BUTLER
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Jefferson Ward.-Messrs Editors -
Below will be found ticket which we think will
suit nearly every voter in the Ward:
For Aldermen-Thomas Cowles, Alfred In
Ices. Hugh Rileigh, dwin Farrar.
For Councilmen-Richard q. Haskins, Simon
Cullen, J. NJ. Talbot, N. B. Hill J. M. Carrington
That, Messrs. Editors, is the ticket that peo-
pie of Jefferson Ward want.
NH 3l-dtde MANY VOTERS.
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E For Mayor.-We beg leave to bring be-
fore the voters, at the Charter Election, to take
place on Wednesday next the name of JAMES c.
CRANE as a suitable person for Mayor-and we
assure them il elected, Mr.. Crane will not decline
their service. MANY VOTERS.
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Ma. PATToN.-We did not dream that a little
paragraph in the Dispatch on the sett ement of the
question which recently SO much agitated Peters,
burg would occasion the very interesting letter
which we this MOI ming publish from Mr.. J. C. Pat.
ton. We admire genius wherever it be, and hence
we are disl I'D to give it free scope in Mr. Pat
to's case he is man whose imaginatioBs and
ambition not confined to this earth. We trust
he is destined to rise, and that when he gets to y
ing he may not meet the fate of Icarius-or as he
has it OF Prometheus. How happily he bring, his
NEUROLOGICAL knowledge to his aid! We call up
'conscrpt fathers" to hsarken to the voice
Of the Inventor of the flying machine and su bma-
rins battery I"
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e To my Friends.-I have heard. with
much surprise, that there is report about the city
to the effect tina: have permitted myself to be an
nounccd as a candidate for the Office Of Collector
with view to the election of another candidate =
Now take this method of informing sill whom it
may concern, that | am running Tor the ONCE
named with view to the d.fsat Of all hers and
the election OF myself.
ap 5-3t JOHN FL. SEAYRES.
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re, 10 the Voters of the City Of ssich.
Mona.-i respectfully announce my.e,. aasa
u aHs Isr the office OF Register Of the Wasar
70 .Dsa a, snoaid Z De your pleasure to slse. .ae
litg. ,srn,a, Ihy 70 the best OF my abb
- - Ill. q MrNEMApa