The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-06

.,a,.anv in his intercourse with al These guam.
ties noint him ont the man for the once-s1u IL
smpoy%ea's q III p1s'i i, ramored that
rsna;da,e that 10 mistake. His friends nave Iu
vitrd him to become candidate, ano ne mas 1919
al the invitation. Give the ONCE TO Mf. SesyIes'
81 :. will Ia person faithfully perform Its danes:
anu u1 d,da SOME OF THE PEOPLE.
r To the Voters of Monroe Ward.
Having seen my name InenIoneu =, IN no !. cnnn.
nrints as suitable person 10 be voted ior as Coan
rr;ly,an from Monroe Ward, and having been IIe-
ouenty solicited by my friends TO permit my na ..
70 be thus used, l take thi, occasion 70 Gay na,
willis, AT the present time 1t Will be extremely ~
nnyen;ent for me 10 serve my fellow cit1zens 10
that capacity, yet ii they think nj 10 elecs me,
feel mysef in duly bound 10 serve them TO the Des'
Of my ability. ~ nonnIN
Very respectfully, W. ooODi".
YEA Card.-As the time is not far distant
when the voters of Richmond VIII pc convened 20
select city off ,ers, adopt this mode OF app1,sing
them that am candidate ior lne once 80 ~ asaS
Constable. The sphere in which have acted
for many years, has made me personally known ~
many, if not to all the voters OF the CITY Lney VII
Judge OF my qualifications and ntness iof iIe oie'
and in their decision shall most cneeridiiy &c
ouiesce Should be elected all business pertain
ing to the Office, will receive the personal attention
of myself aided by the most thorough business nc"
that can be selected assistants.
mn NH i7Wd.de GEORGE W. ToLER.
49, A Card.-IO prevent ulSdppfcuCusiout
announce M, self as candidate tor reelection to the
office of High Constable OF the city OF hicn-
mond. As my time is fully occupied IN discharg'
ing the duties OF the offce have none to spare 10
eiectioneer nor might deem 1t necessary unoef
other circumstances, the public have had an OPP
portunty since came into the office in November
last to determine whether deserve their continued
'p Inh is@dtde+ BEVERLY BLAIR
- Seeing my name offered to the public
candidate for the Office Of Grain Weasurer,
take this opportunity to cay 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 29-1tde* JOHN A. MOSBf.
w For High COnsta e.--Felloo Citizsas
of the City of Richmond: take the occasion, thus
Early, to announce myself candidate Tor the ONCE
of High Constable, ana II hoDored with your sup
port, shall endeavor to discharge the duties OF the
NH tide j. s. B. TINsLEY.
~ City AssessOr.-The subscriber re
spectlully announces himself candidate at the APP
preaching municipal election Tor the office CITY
Should it be the pleasure of his fellow-citizens to
elect him to that office, he will, to the best OF bis
ability, discharge its duties faithfully.
NH lo-dtde" LOGAN WALLER.
a-P Monroe Ward.-Ailow us to propose the
following ticket 10 the voters of Monroe Ward
CoUNCILMEN.--Wm. c. Allen, Chas. Dmmock,
David ]. Saunders, John H. Shook and Wellington
Goddin.
ALpERMEN-s T. Pulliam, James Bray, L. w.
Gazebrooke and Jos. e. Wingfeld.
NH 3l-atd* VOTERS.
Eg jefferson Ward.-Messrs. Edaors:-
Below will be found ticket which we thiak viii
suit nearly every voter in the Wand:
For Aldermen-Thomas Cowles, Alfred In
loes, Hugh Rileigh, dwn Farrar.
For COunciImen-Richard u. Haskins, Simon
Cullen J. M. Talbot, N. b. Hill J. NJ Darlington
That, Messrs. Editors is the ticket that tne pee
Pile of Jefferson Ward want.
NH sl-dtde MANY VOTERS.
~ To the Voters of the City: respect
fully myself candidate for reelection to
the office of Manager of the Poor House.
continuation OF the appreciation oil the good peo-
pie of the city in ny official capacity is asked, and
will add one more to the many grateful obligations
acknowledge my self indebted TO them.
Respectfully, their obeoient servant,
ap a-dtde" A. MICHAELs.
70 To the Voters OF Monroe Ward.--
the following ticket will be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day Of April:
FoR CouNcILmEN-David ]. Saunders. Saml
Denoon, c. Dimmock, J. r. Anderson and Joseph
Mayo.
FoR ALDERMEN-John L. Tate ]. Wingf.lj,
Bray and l.. w. Glazebrook.
MANY VorERs CT BROOKE AVENUE.
NH 26-dtd*
g1 To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
mond: am candidate for the office OF Regis.
ter of the Water Works. | ann young and
active. Should II be your pleasure to elect me-
shall my best endeavors to discharge the duties
OF the Office.
APP l-drde* MATTHEW ANDERSON.
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself candi-
date TOR re election to the office OF Third Lien.
tenant of the City Watch.
ap 2-6r. g. 5. TRUEHEART.
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond IL most respectfully announce myself a
candidate for re- election to the Office OF Firsf
Lieutenant of the City Watch.
ap2-dtde AkCH'D. WILKINSON.
Ev To the Voters Of the City of Rich.
m0nd respectfully announce my self a candidate
| Tor the Office OF Second Lieutenant of the
Night atch. JOHN e. HALEY.
ap i-dtde*
" To the Public.-JoHN wooDcocK.
announces himself a candidate for Grain Men.
surer, and will, II ii ha be tie pleasure OF the
voters to elect him, every effort To give sats-
faction. NH 22-dtdes
Richard Fox respectfully aunounces
himself candidate for the Office OF City Guaxer.
ap 2-6t*
H To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself a candi.
date tor reelection to the Office OF City Assessor.
NH 23-dtde& ID. ~ MILLER.
~ Card.-Ihe voters OF the city are respect.
fully informed that am again candidate for re.
election J. II. STROBlA,
NH ls-dtder City Gsuger.
20. To the Voters of lhc City of Rich
mond respectful y announce my seif candidate
Tor The Office OF City Ganger and Inspector
Of Liquors.
NH 2O--dtd PAT. H. BUTLER.
CHARTER ELECTIONS.
obedience to the nth section OF IAN Act to
4 amend the Charter OF the city of Richmond and
for other pufposes.r passed March oafh 1881 ~.