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ap 5--Ir JESSE WILLIAMS.

Why Philip didst then do ite You
have, in a fit of indiscretiOn, blocked my
Game. Fellow Citizens, OF Richmond IL sup.
| pose you have seen and read card from MI Philip
Mayo published in the Dispatch of Saturday You
who may have not done so, VIII do me the kindness
to peruse it ]; have no time to copy 1t here. This
NOW most affected brother of Mr. Joseph Mayo, not
content that should be permitted in these, TO him.
excited times attend TO my own private business,
must, when had passed HIM, IN conversation with
| steps of the City Hall, on Saturday last read
lecture upon my gross incon sistency in having at
tended a mseting the Friday night before the
deoh of Gen Lambert prevent the substitution of
candidates the Mayor and Captain OF the Watch
| and now, becoming candidate myself wanting
nothing to do with MIR. Mayo, said to him, 90 and
read your lesson to the nominee Of the meeting of
Wednesday nlgnt, when ne asseyerated, in the most
positive ana unmistakeabie LANGUAGE, that JOE
meaning supposed, his brother-had had nothing to
do with that meeting and would not have any thing
do with it, said to him that had been told that
his brothers name had been brought to the notice OF
the meeting. One not knowing him well / do
and he knows that has now been good long time,
ever since he quit the bar and went to teaching
the young mind "how to shoot" to avoid contact
with that dear brother Joe OF his for which act give
him great credit-woaid have actually supposed
from the contorton of features OF his pretty little
phz, that every Mayo the earth had been nsulted
by Mr.. Swagerle and the meeting
i well know that an ex-lawyer and schoolmaster
ought 70 be better interpreter than am but there
are two things which my dear parents impressed up
a long time ago: the first was, never, under
any circumstances, preyarcate the other was, never
TO interpret faisehocd into truth
ap 5-lt~ L. A. GODDIN
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond. L. In consequence of the death OF cur wor
thy and efficient officer of the Night Watch, Cant
Burwell Jinxins, beg leave most respectfully. 10
offer myself candidate for the of3ce. have
served Tor the last ten years 3D. and portion of
the time as lat Officer. -
ARCH. WILKINSON
ap p dtde" lstLt = w
II Ticket for Jefferson Ward.-CevS.
cILMES-!ss NJ Talbot, Arson Richards, N 3 AM.
Z Sinton and II Butler.
ALDERMEN-AL Roys.er, A Inloes. r. d sanxav
VIM Taylor, and A Bodeker
parties Ia Jeferson Ward. -
ap l-dtd~ MANY yorras
tfty sHrveyor.-I am candidate for
reeieetion, Tor the office OF City Surveyor
sp A-ioe1 THoS. N. LADD.
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- Jefferson w ard.-The following ticket
will be supported for Aldermen and Councilnen,
in Jefferson Ward
AldermeR.-William Taylor, Richard D Sanxay,
Alfred Inloes, Thomas Hardgrove, Alexander L
Royster.
Councilmen-N Hill Jos NJ Carriu gton, Rich.
ard o HaskIns, Arson Richards, James N Talbot.
NH 30-drdex
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GUARDIAN sLAVE.-J. w. RANDOLPH
W has for sale, April g.

GUARDIAN SLAVE.-J. w. RANDOLPH
W has for sale, April s.
Animals in Costume, with queer plates-37c
The American Engineer, Draughtsman and Ma.
chinst's Assistant, by Oliver Byrne, PA plates
| 81 so
The Planter, or Thirteen Years in the South, by
a Northern Man-75c
Dunlaps Book OF Forms, 2nd edition-S4
Truth, or Perces Clareton: narrative OF Church
History in the 18th century, By c Taylor, author
of Thankfulness-75c
Larkin's Practical Brass and Iron Founders
Guide-Sl
Annotated Paragraph Bible, with explanations,
notes and maps-S4
Ha,che, The Guardian Slave, or the Reiress of
Bellsvere: tale of the Mississippi and the South
west by W.T. Ashton-S1
Elements of the Laws, or Outlines Of the System
of Civil and Criminal Law in the States and United
States, designed for general use, by Judge 8
Smith-Sl
81 : raves . anu ~ 'A'A'0' win
The White Slave, or Memoirs of Fugitive, with
plates-Sl
The Monarchist, anoyel, by J Jones' author of
Wild Western Scenes-50c
Chas Elicit on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers,
with plates, for improving navigation, &c-e3
Tanqurell and Dana on Secret Diseases-sI
Ricard, Latour and WhitDore's Letters on
Syphilis-S2
tales of Southern Border, by w Weber, au.
thor of "Old Hicks, the Guide" with plates-l .
Romsnce of the Revolution, by o sunce, with
plates-l IS
Man and his Migraions, by R Latham, NJ D-5O
sp5
m RTALLIC TAPE LINEs.-We offer for
lS1 sale further supply OF those superior Metal-
lie Tape Lines, in Gutia Perchs cases. from 30 to
100 feet inclusive These lines are highly recon-
mended for accuracy and durability having 9
a series of wires interviewer with the line,
which prevents tnem from stretching. Engineers
and surveyors desiring No article, divided into
decimal parts are invited 10 call and examine
them at CD SiNToN & cos,
sp5 Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
GAUZE FLANNELs.-Gauz Fannels and
VI Thin Twilled Flsnnels for Summer For sale
by G HARTWELL e. CO,
apps Opposite swan Tavern.
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UNLAWFUL AssEMRLAGE.-On Sunday after.
noon, officer heat espied two or three negroes
coming out Of a small grocery, kept By Joseph
Fielding, On Cary, 18th street. and suspecting
the convening of an unlawful assemblage, cemmu.
nicated that suspicion to officers Tyler and John
son. The trio Immediately entered Fielding
store and made capture of seven negroes as follows:
Frank, slave to Hatcher & Webster Spencer
Woodbridge, slave to g. p Smith William slave
to James Binford; York, slave to John Gilmore :;
Henry Brown, slave to Turpin e. Yarbrough /;
Warrington Scott, slave TO Jonathan Leslie, and
Garrett, slave to G. w. Gillian; and on yesterday
the acting Mayor ordered them FIVE lashss each.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday morning. ss,h I, Tin by the Rev
Leesburg Washingtonan, e miss IL ond RosANNA'
On The oath nit bv the Rev Philip Courtney, Mr.
MOSES QUARLES to Miss HENRIETTA L TY-
Rec, all of Henrico county.
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THEATRE- Beaeft Of one pho most richly deserves
a full BGmper.-To nig ht that most meritorious
aud accomplished actress, Mrs WARD. takes be-
NETT, and we ask of the p'ay-goers to give her an
overhowing house. Most richly does she deserve
it, The whole winter has she toiled always with
cheerfulness for their entertainment. She has 81.
ways acted the parts assigned her with spirit and
with little faul, in their conception as any actress
we have ever seen telling night after night for
the public amusement For these reasons, for the
unvarying modesty and propriety of her deport.
ment, and for her gentle manners, she deserves
sterling proof of the appreciation of the play goers
of Richmond, and BY ALL MEANS LET Hen HAVE
IT. A play written by gentleman CT Richmond,
entitled "Uacle TOMS Cabin IN England" is to be
performed on the occasion. We suppose it is IL
tended as sort of otTset to Mrs Stoves Cabin
aud will probably exhibit some of the squalid
misery, wre.chedness and wrong of the white Ia
borers of England.
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NJ ALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE
AT AUCFiON.-The attention OF the public
is called to the sale this afternoon, a. O'Clock, of
Valuable Real Estate, at the corner of Franklin and
25th streets, lately occupied by Mr. Simon Cullen,
deceased. w GODDIN,
Auct
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AssArLrixe-A very respectablelooking man,
named Jos. Dsttor, resident Of Albemare Co, was
arraigned before acting Mayor Evans, yesterday,
on the charge of assaulung two women, named
Mrs Aan Grogan and Mrs. Bridget Mcdonald, by
catching hold of them improperly, under the arch
way near the -four mill by the bssn, little after
dusk on Sunday evening last. The females idenii
fed Doctor and stated that they were walking at q
little distance Of from their husbands, at the time
bottor caught hold of them in an improper manner.
They then screamed, when he ran of, and Mr.. Nc
bonald and others after him, who knocked D..
down. Mr.. DEBTOR bore the marks of severe
blow on HE face, Waterman Mccormack, who
assisted in arresting Dotier, testified to seeing D..
have bis hands upon Mrs. Grogan's shoulders at
the time she cried out, and to Immediately pursu.
ing him.
Messrs. Rives, lmboden and Early. members
of the House Of Delegates, then testified to the uni
form piety, sobriety, morality, and unimpeachaoie
character of Mr.. Dotter, whe was prominent re-
sident of the county which they represented-Al
bemarle. Messrs Moon, Hulst, Freshman and 9TH
ers, gave similar testimony. Mr.. Dotter then gave
an explanation of the matter-the statement that
he was walking towards canal boat lying in the
basin, with whose csptaia "a nephew he had made
an appointment to take tea on Sunday evening,
when, in the dark, he accidentally ran against one
of these ladies who screamed out By some sud.
den impulse he threw up his hands and inadver.
tently they might have fell against Mrs. Grogan.
Fearing from tie noise, that murder was commit.
ting, and that he might have fallen into the hands
of "banditt," he ran for his life from the spot and
was suddenly knocked down near corner. He
certainly had not the slightest intention CT touching
the females, lie, alone laying improper hands upon
them. The acting Mayor thought the evidence
sustained the charge, and required Deter to give
security in the cum of $500 for future good be.
hayior
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SCVcTdE IHteFtsltu IN the L
RICHMOND, Marcu 81 1888

IkIIaNUNU HIdICu 81 100
PS-shoud Mr. S deny the staten cnts contained
in the above, competent evidence shall be offered
in support Of them. ap 5-ltt
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E- Azxxsr ron FonoERY.-A young man, sP.
psrently about Is years Of age, who registered
himself at the City Hotel as Vim OSHey. Oh
Mercer county, Virginia, wss arrested yesterday
about Q o'clock, at the Bank OF Virginia ier at
tempting 10 dispose of forged note Tor slooo'
purportips to be signed by Taos r. Price, and en-.
dorsed by Hart q Moses. He nad' immediateiy De-
FIRE this attempt in the Bank OF Virginia, offered
a note far the same amount In the Farmers Bank,
with the forged signature OF Hart 4 Noses and en-.
dorsed by Eaonas r. Price. Upon being arrested,
he confessed the forgery and evinced great Distress
He was taken before Alderman Erans, who com.
mitted him 20 the cage to be examined to-day.
O.aey has teen stopping at the City Hotel abou,
a week. During that time his conduct has been
such as to excite suspicion. He hes been fire..
quently in the Office of Messrs Maayy & Norton,
and having no business there, those gentlemen
suggested to the proprietor of the Hotel that there
was something suspicious in his conduct
On being searched a number of bills of broken
Banks were found upon him, as well as a number
of due bills. The following is copy of enc Of
the latter
Received of VIM Il Owney, twenty eight dollars
in notes on the Hiwasse e. r. Bank, which am
to use If it is current money. at the East if not to
return 1t to him this 18th Sept 1852.
CIV. Pearls.
Oxney requested officer WiIkersoa TO see Mr.
Pesris and inform him of his situation but he was
unable to tell where he could be found.
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Regular Independent Ticket for Monroe.
Ward.

Mayor-Jsmes Evans
Commonwealth Attorney-Thos August
Clerk HustDgs Court-Chas Howard
City Sergeant-Jno NJ Ferguson
High Constable-B Beverly Blair
City Collector VIM Allen
Supt Gas Works-Chas Campbell
SuPt Water Works. Davis
Supt Poor House-A Michaels
Supt Streets-M Bates
Register Water Works-M L Ssrsesoa
Guager-Jno FL Strobia
Grain Measurer-Henry Davis
City Assessor-D NJ Miller
City Surveyor-Thos N Ladd
Capt Night Watch-A Wilkinson
Common CoRncitmen. AldeTmer
VIM Allen ST Pallian
d Saunders James BRAY
Jno II Shook LW Gazeorook
VIM Breeden J C WingGeld
S ID Denoon Jesse Williams
The above is first rate ticket, repre- sentine all
interests al sections and will be supported on the
9th of April by all anti caucus citizens irrespective
of party. Let the voters select their tickets. they
will find all sorts and colors at the polls on elec.
ton day, and they should act advisedy before they
record their votes. In Jefferson Ward the Wing
King Caucus couldn't succeed in nominating a
ticket, and in Madison Ward the Caucus ticket is
not generally liked, while in Monroe Ward the
chances rather slim for the irregular Whiq tick
ct nominated in convention" Let Us respect the
rights of the whole people, and not in the least
submit to the uncaed for dctation Of self consti.
tuted cliques.
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Cty sHrveyor.-I au candidate for
reelection, for the vtfice Of Civ Surveyor.
up l-lde* THOS. ii. LADD.
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F@Dr. j ohm B. Walta,ail. Homeopathic
Physician. Office on Governor street, nearly op-
nos;,e Ire Governor's House NH 14-6m*
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FOR OFFICE,
RSce Fourth Page.
MONKOK WARD.

Old V1CkCt-N0 KE01Ck1pHfOus
For Mavor-Francs Sutton.
CONSEQUENTLY Attorney-Thomas p. august.
Clerk of Hastings Court-Charles Howard.
Sereeant-John NJ. Ferguson.
High Censtable--Beveriy Blair.
Supt Gas Works-Charles Campbell.
supt Water works.. L. Davis.
Sups. Poor House-A Michaels.
Superintendent Streets-k. Bates.
City Collector. Hobson.
City Gauger-J II. Strobia.
City Assessor-Dabney NJ. Miller.
City Surveyor-T. 81 Laid.
Register Water Works-M. L. S:ratton.
Grain Measurer--L. II. Luck.
Captain Night Watch-Archibsld Wilkerson
For Constituencies Anderson, David J S1un.
ders, Samuel Denoon, James Scott and William
Allen.
For Aldermen-Joseph C Wingfeld L w Glaze.
brook, James Bray, Samuel II Pulliam, Richard
Darlington. sp 5-2.*
~ City Gauger.-ro the Voters of the
CITY of RichmOnd.-FeLLoU Citizens.-There 10
hand bill now in circulation signed y. II. Sire.
bia the purport of which is calculated to misead
you as it regards the casting of your votes in the
coming election. He there states that he has "held
the Office for some time without complaint, and
that when he fails to DO bis duty an officer he
will cease to ask your support" WHAT stronger
evidence do yeu want of complaint, than that in
1881, the first election before the people, large
majority of the vote was cast against him, and his
election was secured only from the fact that there
were several candidates in the field There was
also strong opposition to him in 1852, and in the
opposition of both years there was q large num-
Der Of those interested in the trade Does not the
Gauger take an oatn to carry out the City Ordi
nance concerning guagnei Does not the Ordi-
nance require tnatth Gauger shall 'sgauge and in.
spect each cask to ascertain the proof of the spirit
| anu the quantity in each csski Now, has he not
frequently gagged liquor without removing ithc
bungs from the casks, and By that system of (gues
sing not guaging on many occasions, made seri
Gus mistakes! Has ne net committed many errors
in taking the outs and proof Has he not often in
taking of the old gauge, say 34H gallons, taken it
T. be AZ. and by adding ha as is his custom, mark.
ed il 421a Has he not, in high proof liquors, Ia
ken the proof for the gauge and rice versa, the
before you vote, and we think you will agree with
US that the time has arrived when according to
his own card, ne should "cease to ask your sup
port"
Several Interested In the Trade.
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ATTENTION YOUNG GUARDIAN
n tend drill OF the company at your Armory, On
ii Wednesday next, the 9th instant, at Il o'clock,
~ Pm BY order of the Captain.
ans JOS. w. BARLOW, o. s.
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-. Auction Notice Union HOTEL
Particular attention is requested to thu
sale of the Furniture belonging TO the Union Hotel
to take place this day, commencing at 10 O'Clock
in the morning.
EF See advertisements and hand bills.
SOS GEO SUMNER, Auct.
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~ ARTILLERY.-Atten meeting ct
W. your Gun House, this evening, at o'clock.
Ioess8fN3y order Of the Captain.
4ssA sp5 THOS. C. BALL, o. s.
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mssatpazn TTENTION, MCDOWELL
AsLvsZ DIVISION The members OF Mcdowell
aAy= Division, are earnestly requested TO attend
zXgyS on Wednesday evening, it being the reeu
ar Quarterly Iight-when in addition to the cleo.
lion and instalmenr of the officers, important bust
aess will be introduced, affecting the vitality and
future usefulness of the Division. Come one,
come al.
By orc er of the Division. ap So.
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- DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
ULA AJAX the attention OF dealers to their Auc
ton Sale OF Groceries, &c, this morning, at 10 o.
CLOCK, without regard to weather. APPS
Auction NoIice,-Attention Is solici.
- ted to our sale This Morning, at 10
o'clock
ap5 A, MOTT g. co, Aucts,
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EDUCATION, &c.


ttaiian HSofessof 81 n usie,
uAvlNG permanently settled himself
II with his family, In the City Of Baton
Refuge, where he has resi1gd since eighteep
months, offers his respectful thanks to those
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessional services to all those wishing to be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar OF in
Vocal Music
Convinced by a long experience, that in
the study Of music specially pedant,y 10
disgusting, and that general routine Of in.
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his endeavours to
place himself on level with the intelli-
gence Of his pupils,-encouraging, rather
than disheartening their efforts. while adj
herring strictly to the precepts laid down by
the best masters; he will continue d here
tofore to tune Pianos. His prices will be-
$40 for twelve lessons of one hour each, and
So for twelve lessons Of half hour each.
Apply at his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and st. Charles Sts., or at Mr..
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel ct. OILY
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Silk & Fancy Goods
w. d. PHILL1 PS.
rcnar nf 1. sfsvs%Aa and Church StfSats

w II. II III IL Il = %,
coner Of Lafayette and Church Streets
(opposite Harvey House.)
TTAS now in stole and will be receiving
II daily from New York and Philadel-
phia a full stock of SILK and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence OF
the increasing demands Of his trade. his
stock will. this season embrace larger a.
mount and greater variety than ever before ;
he would beg leave to call particular atten-
ton To his stock Of ladies' DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance OF design
cannot be surpassed by any other house In
this city. CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Rich brocade and glace silks OF the new.
est coiurs and designs; Rich figured and
clain black silks ard Saline de chimes Prin-
ted and embroidered cashmeras, and De lai-
mes in robes; Rich printed eashme-" f"c"s-
Sc and satin reps; White and colored en-
broidefed crepes for party dresses; Rase
silks, French and Scotch plaids ; French
and English prints; white goods Of all des-
criptions. together with general assert.
ment of goods adapted to fine trade, all o.
which will be offered at the most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduc'
nv business upon the principal of doing, a
I would be done by, hope to continue t.
merit the confidence which has been SO H.
berally bestowed upon me.
iani5 CIV. W.D. PHILLIPS.
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CITY EMPORIUM.
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
w. d. PHILLIPS,

CORNER OF LAFAYETTE AND CHURCH SITS
THERE is NOAUCTION GOODS IN
1 my establishment. Nor do propose
to ..sell for cost and LESS than cost" My
goods are well selected and contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns selec-
ted by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets | have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer an occount OF change IN
fashion. or damage The public may feel
satisfied that what they purchase Of me- is
new and fashionable. do not profess to
be in competition with the vendors Of
"Cheap Goods do however pretend to
sell as cheap as any retail House Of stand.
ing in the Union. II you DO not think 81
cali and see. jan 15ly
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MEDICAL L, 4 C.
DOCTOR BEACH's PREPARATIONS
(5:}J!l1;Es
anti HART MD Sl!li3

A certain. effectual and prompt remedy Tor
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BrAcH's BREAsT LNAMENT.-hn excel
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