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SrEALING.-A young man named William I'll.
Brunmell was caught Monday evening, while in
the act of stealing mat lying in front of DR.. Hax-
alrs door, The mat was only worth twenty-five
cents, and the Doctor would have let Brummell of,
if it had not been for his insulting conduct towards
him. The boy alleged that he had been drinking
and took up the mat to raise bit of spree Sure
enough he raised one the result of which is that he
has been committed Jail to await examination at
the Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court, on the
10th Of May next.
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SUDDEN DEArHs.-Charles Z. Maxwell. of
Savannah, a student of medicine ia PhiladeI-
phia, was found dead in bed on Sunday mora
ing. DIR. Il. +. i,arragh, formerly Treasurer
ofthe Arch Street Theatre, died suddenly on
Saturday Of disease of the hearr. John G.
Wells, formerly the clown Of WEIGHS circus,
died last Thursday.
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Sropm AT CHARLorTEsvILLE.-M

STORM AT CHARLoTTEsvILLE.-M
evening there was a very severe storm at Char
iottes,ille. Tuesday morning the effects of
the storm, which extended to the Blue Ridge
and the Southwest mosntains, were seen in
the snow.coyered peaks and sides of the form
err. and the icy, sleety covering of the latter.
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g. sEAYREs, cELEBRATED

w>-Sa LIVER PiLLS-Prspayed from the Mass
obtained al The Rockbridge Pa J Alum Springs
These Pills are confidently recommended "a
having all the virtues OF the water, and In
many cases they are preferable. In derange-
ment of the stomach and bowels, or want Of
action in the liver, their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially, entifie them 70 public
consideration. Ii the pateat be bilious they search
out the bile and expel il from the sysiem-unke
all other Pills, they may be taken with IMMUNITY,
Irrespective of weather,l as there Is nothing in
them calculated TO injure any one. In catsneuus
diseases and erupuons OF the skin, Of whatever
SORT they are sure remedy and particularly eica-
cious IN diseases such as females are subject TO,
dropsiss natuiency, &C., &C. These Pills may Just
iy be styled an universal remedy as they are de-
cdedly the best in use for the cure 81 ali diseases
resulting from irregular habits After their use
has been con inued Tor time, the whole system
becomes inygursied, and the patient Is restored to
perfect health. They are carefully prepared and
put up IN viass Of 100 at 81 each lbersl diacount
viii be made to Druggists
For sale BY JOHN y. sEAyRES. Columbian Ho-
tel Purcell Ladd & Co. Main street. s. II .zschris-
son y Co, Druggists, Broad street. IL A. Strscker,
nruggists, Market Bridge. Richmond James Cooke
= Co. Fredericks burg; Rushtun, Clarke Il Co,
New York; Dyott & Son, Philadelphia; l.. l..
stsoeeher q Co., Macon, TIA; r. j. Sampson, Pow
hatan q House; n. 4. Watkins, Halifax Court
House; G II. jones 4 Co, Petersburg. w. H.
Gilman. Washington, ID. c.; Waiter IL Middleton,
Farnv.llc, Va; II. q. Archer, DsAsi.le; Coleman
Y Rogers, Drugglsst, Markut street, Moniref n
Aoweray, baltimore; and Dru2gisss geaHras u.
wEalcsae and sefsil id
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NAyAL.-The U. s. frigate Raritan arrived
atValparaiso, from Talcahuano on the Goth of
February. The U. S. steamship Susquehan-
ma sailed from Singapore on the 25ih January.
for China,
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MATTHEW ANDERSON

fs7 To the Voters of the City of Rich
,nOnd.--I respectfully announce myself cand-
Date tor re election to The office OF Third Lieu.
tenant of the City Watch.
ap 2-6lN q. .. TRUEHEART
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VIII. Ticket-For Nonroe w,

FoR CoUNcILMEN-Jos X Anderson, Jas A Scott.
David Saunders, C Dimmock and w Goddiu.
FoR ALDERMEN-Sam'i T Pulliam, John l. Tate
Wingfeld and Jas Bray
Wings to the Polls to the Polls and stand up for
your principles.
ap7-u WINGS OF RICHMOND
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To- To the Voters of ihe City of Rich
mOnd | respectfully announce my self candidate
Tor the Office of Second Lieutenant of the
Night " atch. JOHN c. HALEY.
I--dtde%
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FATAL AcclDENT.-On Sunday last young
man, living at Gordonsville, Orange county,
named b. l.. Voolfolk, aged about % years,
came to his death while running small truck
car over the end Of turn out. AS it neared
tie end the wheels of the car ran against some
impeachment, causing the car to capsize and
roll down the bank, distance Of seven feet,
carrying Voolfolk with it, and finally falling
upon him. DR.. Grimes was Immediately sent
for, but found that blood vessel had been bro
ken in Woolfolk's breast. and could render no
relief. He was sensible up TO the time of his
death. which took place two hours and halt
after the accident. He was a young man gen.
orally beloved Throughout the community. Be-
ing member of the Masonic order, goodly
nuniber of whom met the corpse at Louisa c.
H., where it was brought by the Central Rail
Road cars, yesterday, and from thence con.
veyed to the Green Spring neighborhood for
interment.
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- To the Voters OF The City of Rick
mOnd 81 most respectfully announce myself
candidate for reelection to the otiice Of First
Lieutenant of the City Watch.
an 2-dtde ARCHD. WILKINSON
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Fg To the Voters of the City Of Rick
mOnd am candidate for the Office OF Regis-
ter Of the Wnfer Works. | am young and
active. should II be your pleasure to elect me.
shall use mJ best endsayors discharge the duties
of the office.
ap 1-dtdeS MATTHEW ANDERSON
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LIBERATION OF THE IRISH ExrLEs.-The Du

LIBERATION OF THE IRISH EAILES-The Dub
lin Freeman's Journal OF the 10th March says:
alt is reported that orders have actually been is
sued from the Colonial Office or will shortly be is
sued, directing the immediate release of the Irish
exies subject to the condition that they are not to
return to any part of the British islands. Mr..
Whiteside (now member OF toe Derby admins.
trston1 had been an active intercessor for their lib
ertyn
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Eg- To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
inOnd: respectfully announce myself candidate
Tor The office OF Collector of City Taxes.
nnh IS-dtde* JULIUS A. HOKSOE.
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E9 To the PubIic.-JOHH WOODCOCK,
announces himself as candidate for Grain Mea.
snrer and will, If it shall be the pleasure OF the
facrioa NH 92-dtdes
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- For the nisputch.-The Office of Grain
Measurer, tor the port of Richmond, is to be til ed
to-day for II months. 1t is office of great i'm.
portance to large class of citizens, to wit: the
grain rasers who often times at the entire mercy
of bad men as CAPTAINS of vessels and shippers,
of whom, it is but tsir to presume. there are
some. Now. if with dishonest officer of the city
"a collision is had,) where is the safety of that val
liable class of czens | have above alluded tos
Is it in his factor. fear they not of that vie
liant class of men who look more after their con
signors business than their own. The entire con
troll is often lett to the officer and it is known there
aspjrants to this office who would blush to be
told that for their acts of honesty they were to be
rewarded with this Office. You. have however
honest aspirants for the Office Will you not then.
fellow citizens, select such9 Who has ever hes I'd
of an insinuation of dishonesty against the Rev
JeHN WooDcocK, LEWIS H LUCK Young Mr.
MosBYs Wholly unknown, however, is the LIST
named gentleman to me, but the simple name in
guarantee, full of hope and promise, that no such
imputation can lay at his door. The facts are few
ana simple. This office affords by far the best op
portuniiy for rogucs and rcseals than any other
known 10 Inc, 10 be by You this day bestowed.-
Look well, then, Fellow cit zens, pray YOU to the
character OF your city-your own as enlightened,
intelligent citizens and upright men, but especial.
y to the interest of an int ocent, harmless unprc.
fencing Glass; Qhe farmer and grain grower)
ap7-lr BAT. GRAVES.
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f4Ys At the soiicitai II many friends, have
been induced TO offer myself candidate for the
office of Grain Measurer.
an 3--tdex u r. kcC0Y
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H Monroe Ward.-Tha suhioinaa tie,

70 Monroe Ward.-The subjoined ticket
WIN receive cordial support on the It'll:
FoR THE CoUNcrL-Charies Dimmock. Ina
anderson, 3. d. Denoon, James A. Scott and John
II. Shook o
: In lieu of John NJ. Sheppard. declining.
foR THE CtuRT-Jos. G. Wingfeld, Jno. l.. Tate
James Bray and L. w. Glazebrook. ---'
ap6-2ts CANDLES HIrr
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In To the VOTERS Of naonroc WORD.

EY To inc VOtcFs OF MOnfOc Ward
The following ticket will be supported in Monroe
Ward on the7tn day Of April:
FoR CouEciLnEN--David J. Saunders. Sana'I
Denoon, G. Dimmock, j. X. Anderson and Joseph
Mayo.
FoR ALpERMEN-John l.. Tate, J. Wingfitid i
Bray and L. w. Gazebrook.
MANY VoTERs OF Brooke AVENUE
,,,h ge
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F To.the Voters OF Richmond.-I am
candidate fer GRAIN mEASUkkR; and should
DE the choice of my friends, will give the said of
flee my whole attention l.. III. LUCK,
Former Runner to Farmers' Bank
NH 1S-If5a
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For Captain OF thc night Watch
To ne Voters Of the City Of Richmond II respect
fully announce myself Candidate tor the office of
Captain OF the Night Watch.
ap 3-4tA E. DEWS
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- To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-I respectfully announce myself eandi-
date for reelection 10 the Office OF Kegister of
the City Water-W0rks.
.-4tk M T., STR ALTON
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fg7 To the Voters of the City of Rich
mund.-I respectfully announce myself candi-
date for reelection 10 the office OF superinten-
dent of the City Water Works.
NH 3O--dtde* JAMES L. DAVIS.
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"a To the Voters of the City of Rich
m0ad.-i respectfully announce myself a candidate
tor re election to the Office of Second Lieuten-
ant of the Night Watch.
NH 3I-dtd~ C.. C.. JOHNSON
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EB hereby present myself to the voters of the
city Ut Richmond as candi late for re election TO
the office of superintendent of streets.
NH 3l-dta MiCAJAH BATES
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- Superintendent of etreets.-In ac-
cor dance with previous notice, announce my self
a candidate tor the above Office.
NH 39-tde PHILIP HARRISON, ia.
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THE DAUGHTER OF GEN. MOUTON
DUyERNET.

In. the will OF Napoleon, "the UNCLE" we
find paragraph in favor Of the daughter Of
Gen. Mouton Duvernet. He bequeaihs her,
We think. one hundred thousand francs. She
was little girl at the time Of her fathers DEATH
probably not more than four or FIVE years old.
The case Of Mouton Duvernet, we think,
was one of the most melancholy in all history.
He was young French General--had been
promoted during the wars that followed the
great reyolution-and when Napoleon returned
from the Island of Eiba he rejoined him. Ney
and Labedoyere were shot in 1915. Mouton
Duvernet was not caught, until 1916. He was
then brought out and shot. The peculiar
hardship of his case affected even the iron
nerves of Napoleon. He felt for the young
mother and the infant child, both rendered
everlasiingly unhappy by a single desPotic
act. Even on the rock of st. Helena, while he
was dying by the most cruel of all possible
deaths, he thought of the little girl of his brave
young General, and he bequeathed her one
hundred thousand francs. This has always
been, TO US, strong presumptive evidence that
Napoleon was not so bad u man as he has been
said to be. At least he possessed the strong
Corsican characteristic of never forgetting any
man who had done him favor.
This however, was not what we designed to
enter upon when we commenced this article.
Since Louis Napoleon has been restored, " he
seems to have been restoring" every one who
ever had any connection with the Empire. Yet
we have never seen any account of his having
interested himself in favor of III outon Dusernet's
daughter? She mustbe now an old oman, for
her father was shot in Nov. 1916. WHO'S she7
What is her name? Has she ever been mar
ried! Why is it, that even for the sake of her
brave young father murdered in the very prime
of his existence, she has never been mentioned
among the recipients of Louis Napoleon's Doun-
ty9 regard her history as deep tragedy
one of the deepest in either romance or story.
Yet while all others, no either by themselves,
or through the influence of their.ancestors, had
any connection with the Empire, have had
their reward, this person, whose position was
so affecting us to attract the attention even Of
Napoleon when dying at ST. Helena, has fall
len into such humble obscurity, that she has
not even been thought Of
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vOTERa.

EY@ To the Voters Of the CITY Irespect.
fully announce myself candidate tor reelection "a
the Office of Manager Of the Poor House.
continuation OF the appreciation OF the good PEG
pie Of the city in my official capacity 10 asked, and
will add one more to tue nnsny grateful obligations
acknowledge myself indebted TO them.
Respectfully, their obeaient servant
ap 2-dtdet A. MICHAELS
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this W ard Is:
FoR CouscILMEN-Conway Robinson, L "
Chameerlayne, Chas Mills, G Myers and job,
Wickham e-'
FoR ALDERMEN-James Evans, Geo Fisher,
Bernard and las Gardner an7l II.
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~ To the Voters Of Jefferson Ward.
The following gentlemen win be voted for : ti,e
ticket for said Ward By many voters:
FOR COMMON CouNcfL-Richard o. Haskins.
James NJ Talbot, Joseph NJ Darlington. Simon
Cullen. eaos'
= rox ALDERMEN-Thomas Cewies, Alfred Inlocs,
AA1su nlc'sn, "lanam Iaylor ap 6--2l*
= To the PubIic.--Cif, Grain ruer...
rer:--Cspt. HENRY DAVIS. Of the .sOld Dorsu.
Ion House isth street, Formerly Deputy for the
late NJ Thomas LEx.) l. hereby nominated for
the once OF City Grain HIcnsnrcr, and win be
my e2-dtdes nANk vnTrRs.
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t,u.r,xe. Corar.-A called eoart q Hast
IN. eon.inucd from Monday, - hsld g -
ssrd.y for the purpose q sxamining Amos =
Harold on the charge Of isIoniously Killing
Alexander Gillian on the Goth q March ISL
i The i. J. room Of the City Hotel. The Court
-. constituted Of Recorder Pullism and Al
aerm.n Fnnar, Cowles, Wingfeid, Rileigh
and BRAY. Harold appeared according 70 tho
.ona;,;on of his recognixance entered into be-
FIRE the court on Monday, and was set 10 inc
bar in custody Of the sergeant. Inc court
having heard the evidence-which has already
been given in our columns in detail-and oeing
divided in opinion as to whether Harold ousnt
IN he sent TO the Circuit Court OF Law OF
Henrico County for trial, for the offence with
which he stood charged, finally ordered tnaI
he be discharged from further prosecution, and
he was accordingly discharged.
MAcALLIsTER's ENTERTAINMENTs.--Wc were
much gratified, Monday evening, in witnessing the
ingenious and really wonderful feats OF Macaiiister
during his entertainment at the theatre. The per-
Torrance consisted entirely of mechanical chem
ical. scientific and phosophic experiments, wnien
NAV be witnessed by all classes without infringing,
in the slightest degree, upon their social or moran
feelings of propriety. The two mechanical phe-
notuena of the Chinese gentleman and lady, the
former furnishing confecIons, and the latter cholce
liquids at command; and the automaton Harlequin
with his whistle, grimaces and pipe, are as mirth-
provoking in their performances as extraordinary
and amusing The Juveniles in particular will &c
filed with delight on witnessing Macallisters ex-
periments, whose refined wit and courteous de-
pertinent add greatly to the interest OF the enter
tainmens. Showers Of CONNECTIONS and freshly
cd boquets fall during the evening.
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City C0llect0r.-lhessrs. Edsters Per
init me, through the columns OF your extensively
read journal, to nominate tor the Office OF City
Collector, MIR. JOHN II. SEAYRES. / believe
him to be one of The very best men for the office
that could be named In him united the finest
business capsciiy, with popular manners and a
kind disposition. He is one OF the most estinable
of men, and of the most industrious He is the
very man to whom to entrust This important office.
Then let give the Major lift, and by doing adj
vance the public good.
nah 2a-Ide A FRIEND TO TRUE MERIT.
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U
mOnd.-It Is with pleasure that we see the name OF
Mr. JOHN Fl. SEAYRES announced as a candidate
for the office OF City Collector. No man in the
city is better qualified for the proper performance
OF the duties OF this Office, than Mr. Seayres. While
his business qualifications OF the highest order
his character as man has secured for him the con-
hdence of all who know him. Strict and faithful
to his obligations, and attentive the interests of
his employ ers he is at the time kind and gen.
tlemanly IN his intercourse with all These qaali
ties point him out the Haan tor the offce-and the
employment OF his past life emnenty qualify him
for the dates off 1t is rumored that he is not
candidate, that is mistake His friends have in.
vited him to become candidate and he has accept.
ed the invitation. Give the office to SIR. Seayres.
and he viii in person faithfully perform its duties.
ap 1-dtde SOME OF THE PEOPLE
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.



1t Is with a degree OF pleasure that the under.
signed sees the name of VIM. TAYLOR, brought
out in the ticket for Alderman. The selection OF
that gentleman, although made late, should have
deservedly been made before; but still, by all
counts will meet yet, the full appreciation Of many
voters Mr. Taylor is favorably and extensively
known to be man of regular business habits well
qualified in every respect for such office, and in
addition to the general information and capacity
he possesses, his location being convenient near
the Old Market; always at his store or counting
room. Often persons compelled to walk up
and down the streets to find Justice of the Peace
in cases OF emergency. If elected, Mr.. Taylor will,
no doubt, perform the duties promptly aud faith.
fully con equently is truly worthy OF support, par
ticuarly as ready, efficient city Magistrate; is
frequently wanting in that section, therefore his
election would not only be the result to have mat
tiers speedily attended to in Jefferson Ward but
would also BE- of great convenience to the country
people generally coming to the Old Market. who
wish often official acts to be done by Magistrates
Exclusive of the fact thar the citizens of Richmond
generally are interested in the promotion OF good
order and justice, TO be distributed without delay,
equally and equitably to every man.
ao7-lts AN OLD OBSERVER
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- To the Voters of the City Of Rich
m0nd-Having been requested by many ffiends to
become candidate for the office OF City COliec-
tor, and being already announced such, with
out my knowledge or solicitation, take this method
of declaring publicly, that l. candidate tor the
office in question. Should it be the pleasure OF the
voters oil this city to confer that eice Upon me,
will leave exertion unmade Tor the faithful dis
charge ofis impoi tant duties to the best of my abb
lity, and trust they have the ampest OF
this in the zeal and attention have always mani
tested in my employment. Respectfully, DC,
MN 30-utd JOHN ii. SEAYRES.
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lY To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-I respectfully announce mysef candi-
date tor reelection TO the office of City Assessor.
NH 25-dtde* D. NJ MILLER
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1r1SWfne ikskEoeo u m v0ce1S II flsSaa 81 ~ i
CcUNCtIMxus-Wm. g. AlIent Chms Bfmnnceh
David ]. ssunderA John y. Shook md Weninrfo1
Go1dfB.
AxpEsnrNs-9: Z. ruIIism, James Brsy, 1. ".
Glazebrooke snd IL. G. WinTfeld.
NH 3l--ctd4 VOTERS.
t. JcMexsou WaRd.-Msssys. Editors 49,
Bei0W will be found ticket which we thtnk win
suit nearly every voter in the Ward:
For Administrations Ccwles Alfred IN.
Ices, Hugh Kileigh, Idwin Fsrrar.
For Councflmen--Richsfd O. Haskius s;rnn.
Cullen, J. NJ. Talbot N. B. Hill J. NJ Csrriartor.
That, Messrs. Editors, il the ticket that the pee
pie Of Jefferson Ward want.
NH 3l--dtde MANY VOTERS
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70 To the Voters of Monroe Ward
Having seen my name mentioned in the public
prints suitable person to be voted for as Conn
Gilman from Monroe Ward, and having been fire.
quently solicited by my friends to permit my name
TO be thus used, take this occasion to say that,
whilst at the present time it will be extremely in.
convenient for to serve my fellow citizens in
that Capacity yet fthey think ut TO elect me- win
eei myself in duty bound to them to the best
Of my ability.
Very respectfully, W. GODDIN.
NH 3i--dtde
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70 For High COnsfabie.--Fessoo Cstissns
Of ca Cify Of Richmond: take the occasion. thus
early. to announce myself candidate tor the s!ca
of High Constable, and ii honored with yoar sun
port shall ehdeavor 10 discharge the dulles oil the
Office with fidelity aud dispatch.
NH l7-tce is. B. TIESLEY.
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~ To my FrieDds.--I have heard. WIN ~
much surprise, that there - report soo1. .ns c,
noxnced ss candidate for the office OF Collector
with view to the election Of another candidate =
Now take this method Of informing ell whom
may concern, that ! am running ior inc once
named with view to the dysat Of all o hers ant
the election of myself
ap 5-3t tOhN IL. SEAfkES.
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D To the Voters Of Henrico County.
AT Inc solicitation of many friends in the county oi
Henrico to be q candidate for the office of Prose-
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce my
self a candidate for tnat effice
Respectfully, JOHN N. GREGORY.
a., az fAMs
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~ Card.-The voters OF the city are respect
fully informed that am again candidate tor re-
election. J. II. STROBIA,
NH i9-dtde* City Gaupay
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To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
mOnd.-l am candidate for the office of GRAIN
MEAsURER, ard SHOULD it be your pleasure TO elect
me, | pledge myself to give satisfaction, being
thoroughly acquainted with the duties
NH .9-dtd* ROBERT C. MILLER,
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E8.. Richard Fox respectfully announccs
himself candidate Tor TIE once 81 Cisx S:rr@~r-
sp s-ets