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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

"a To the Voters of Richmond. At the
solicitation OF many friends, / hereby announce
myself candidate for the place of G1ager. Should
it be your pleasure to elect me, promise that no
pains my part shall be spared to give satisfaction.
nah Inn :. n. DAVIS.
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OUT OF TRACK.-Powharan Ward, slave to
Wilson d Johnston, was arrested with an in
correct pass, on Friday evening. and on Sa'
turday discharged with an admonition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

SteRm Power Printing Presses.
Es>-Ssa No business will succeed to me satistec
ton of it's conductor without advertising, and no
better media present themselves than those CT
Cards, Circulars, Eandbiils, &c. To meet
the demands of the advertising PUB lc, the subscr
Der is now running his Presses by steam. Mer-
chants and others, therefore, will fnd il greatly to
their interest to call and examine his stock of
Cards, Papers, &c. Every description of Book and
Job Printing executed in the best style, and at low
rates. CHAS. Fl. WYNHE,
Ground Floor, doors below Exchange Bank.
NH lift
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

ABUsIv Henry Tucker was on Saturday
brought before Alderman Evans on the charge of
using abusive language towards Mordecsi CARMEL,
on the 10th inst. He was bound over in the sum of
$50 to keep the peace.
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kAPpERs We learn that the Rappers have
arlived here. There were certainly some
"Rappers'' here Friday night, and we believe
some spiritual manifestations" But whether
the Fishes and the Foxes had anything to do
with them or not We cannot say.
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MARRIEn.

On Thursday evening, Eth instant, by the Rev
VIM. McGhee, Mr. JOHN HAIR, of the city of
Richmond, to Miss ELIZABETH A daughter of
Henry Hughes, of Charles City county, Va.
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IggNgs LOST. ou theWesthan Plank Rosd

iErAgggSJgag29s LOST. on theWestham Plank Rosd,
H. my pocket book, containing tive ham,
dred and fifteen dollars, on Saturday
night last There were ten $50 notes
in Virginia money, and three s5 notes. lido not
member on what Bank0 together with some few
receipts of little value. The finder vii bs reward
ed By Ten, Twenty or Thirty Dollars, or more, if
he requires il, by returning tbs same to this ctce,
or to
NH 21-lt* MATTHEW NJ LACEY
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EE Monroe Ward. COMMON COUNCIL
MEN -Wm C Allen, VIM Rutherford, J D Saun-
ders, II Shook, S D Denoon.
ALDERMEN-J .Wingfeld, L w Glazsbrcok,
Jas Bray, Jno Tate.
NH 1e-3i* FAIR PLAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

e High Constable.-We are requested to
| state that Mr GEO. w. TOLER Is uot candidate
/ for this office. nh 1876
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F j eferson War d-The Popular
Ticket.-FoR MAYcR-Jsmes Evans
For CoUNcILMEN-Richard 0. Haskins, L. n.
Elicit, John c .SIaaard, George A. Hundley, David
R. Crane.
FoR ALDERMEN-Edw;n Farrar. A. lnloes, r. D.
Sanxay, A. l.. Royster, A. Bodeker. mn ie-3tI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

TREsPAssINe Henry C. Hunter was arrsigned
at the Mayors Court, Saturday, on the charge OF
stealing umbrella, valued at two dollars, from
MIR. A. S. Lyon. He was committed te jail to await
examination before the Grand Jury of the Hastings
Court in May next
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TKEsPAssING-John Jennings, slave to James
Grant, was found in the dining room OF Dr
Hancock on Friday last. Upon being questioned
ne stated that he there by invitation OF ser
want. Ordered ten lashes.
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SrEAL1NG.-About o'clock on Friday evening
a Mr. White, living opposite to the store OF +
Galbarts, on Main, between 23d and 2ilh streets
observed negro boy crawl into the store on his
hands and knees and secret himself behind coun-
ter. Mr. White Immediately went over and IL
formed Mr. G, who was sitting in the back room,
of the fact-and upon searching. the boy, whose
name was Rippins, slave to George Turner, was
found secreied in large basket under the coun.
ter. The boy was conveyed to the cage, and on
Saturday was ordered ten lashes. friend and
sociate of Rppins. named Bob kindly volunteered
to hold RS shoes until he came out of the store -
Bob would have been soundly logged on sa.ur
day fer ths act of friendship but for his previous
good character and the intercession of his master
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

- City Collector ara a candidate Tor
reelection to the Office of City Collector
NH l4-dtde* JULIUS A. HOBsON. ,
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- Does Your Chfmney need

Does Your Chimney need
- -, Sweeping Eli il does, apply at once
10 AUGUST ADLER, who win give you entire sal
isfaction. He win sweep Chimneys in auy part as
the city; and where there many Chimney in
the same house, ne will sweep them Tor yery rss.
sonable price. ioa-
corner OF Broad and 9Th streets. viii :, 49,. .s',
prompt attention. NH ~ s.sn
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L
was of Wings, assembled for the only avowed pur-
pose of securing the selection of Wings to the va
rious Offices of the city. Its action was truly I'M
fortunate; unfortunate because Inconsistent, uI.
necessary an unwse. 1t is ca!c lated. and will
60 tar towards the ruin of the Wing party in this
city. 1t has lowered the noble stand which it has
heretofore occupied the stand which was erected
for it and maintained here by such men as MAR.
SHALL and LEIGH and STANARD and JOHNSON.
great deal of virtuous indignation eX-
pressed when the Democratic party removed from
office HEATH, LAWSON, BROWN, and RICHARDSON
l say virtuous, because | mean ii; it virtuoas
and proper and natural; an Indignation which
should be felt and expressed by every right mind
ed man; and was shared in by many of the most
enlightened OF the opposite party. 1t was cruel,
unkind and unjust to turn men out of office upon
the cold charities OF the world, who had become
qualified for any other. The Wing party then was
justly indignant. A high moral wrong was COM
mitted. Now what has 1t done, how shown its sec.
timent upon such action? Hear consistent men
Hear all fight-minded Wings who have stood by
your party through good and through evil re-
potts Hear all just and good men! 1t has
or should say the small caucus which was per-
mitted to represent it-shown its senee of the
wrong by committing another and q greater. /
have nothing to say OF the ostracism OF Capt Jen-
kins, that was evil enough, but some thought it
necessary; but what reason can be given, what
apology made for the decapitation of Mr. STRoBIA2
He is Wbg, and was so before many of that
meeting were born He has worn himself cut in
the service of the city, is DID, ano, without his Of
flee, nearly helpless; with many looking to him for
support He is faithful, honest good officer
Why then should he be turned out, and by Wings.
tool But it must not be done. Mr. Strobia is still
a candidate and the good and consistent and the
just men OF all parties appealed to, to rice up
as one man and rebuke such attempt at WI ong.
mn 2l-lt JUSTITIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

STEALING CoKE.-Lewis Cotuell, slave to
Joseph Sinclair, on Saturday received Is LASH
es as punishment for stealing a bag of coke
from canal boat lying at the basin on which
he was employed. The watchmen arrested
Coltrei with the coke in his possession.
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GUN AND RIFLE MA.

NJ GUN AND RIFLE TIA.
1R KING AND GUN sMITaiSG.-
Thomas II. Tyrer, No lilo Main
~-. street, three doors below Governor
street. is now fully prepared to make to order any
kind of double and single Guns or Rifles Guns,
Pistols and r fss newly stocked altered into per-
cussion, and repairs of all kinds neatly executed
and warranted 10 give satisfaction, sli being done
by or under the especial superntendeacs of IHOS.
TYRER, 80 well known 70 the sporting world for
the last 25 years NH 2l-3t
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MANY VOTERS.

EF To the Voters of Monroe Ward
The following ticket win be supported at the Ward
election on Wednesday April 9th:
FoR CoUNcILMEN-S d Denoon, J K Andersen,
Dimmock, d Saunders and Scott
FoR ALpERMEN-J Bray, Wing6eld z
Tate and L w Glszebrook.
mh 1885, Voters from oil parts of the Yard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

The Notes Of the .speon,e,.
" go Bank" Washington, viii be redeemed
In Virginia money by es'
!ae-n BENNETT 4 BEERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

The LOST FousD.-on Saturday the trunk, the
gold bracelet and the geld pencil advertised in the
D'spafeA, were all brought in. Pretty good work
for one day!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

T DR. Baird lectures tonight on ITALY, at thu
Athen e um, commencing at eight O'Clock.
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- DIR. Gcodridge A. Wilson Offers
- nus RI OCCASIONAL services TO the citizens
.. hcnmond and he vicinity. He NAV be f,,mna
AZ az hours at his Office on Govarnor $500
- w 0oyornors mouse. ia I2-3mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

F Jefferson Ward-FoR CouSc11NES-
R @ Haskins, J M Darlington, NJ Tsloott, N B Hn
and Thos Hargrove
FoR ALDERMEN Alfred Inloes Edwin Farrsr,
A Royster, K ID Sanxay and Bodeker
The voters of this ward will keep good look oat
they win loose some CT their most efficient Of.
fcers.
NH lQ-6t+ MANY VOTERS
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~ To the Voters Of Monroe Va,a

the following ticket 10 submitted TO the Voters of
Monroe Ward, and il is hoped viii be sustained on
the day of election. These gentlemen are Known
to the interest of Monroe Ward aud ths whole
city, and much devoted TO the interest Of TIA
people:
FoR CeUNcILxEN-J Z Anderson, D Denoon.
Saunders, e Dimmock.
FoR ALDERMEN-W c Allen, James Bray, L w
Glazebrook, Win. field
VOTERS OF LEIGH STREET
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VIM. II. II. GARDNER

n Monroe Ward.-To the Isdependent 20.
ters Of Monroe Ward Let US commend TO yonr
suftages the following ticket, composed OF tha
right sort OF men:
FoR CoUScILnEN- VIM Rutherford w Ale,
Jno Shook. VIM Breeden and D Deuoon.
FoR ALDERMRN-Jno Tate, L w G.szabroos
Jos C Wingfeld and Jas Bray.
Many Voters of Cory and Byrd Streets
nh of-Ot&
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of MeSpirit Neutrality-suspicious. from last Thurs
day night on account of the rainy weather, will
c. me off tonight (MondsyD at the Lecture Room
of The Seed Baptist Church, beginning al " o'cPk
Abundance 25 cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

"a ~ekrxm =. SUTHERLAND, oppo-
zSsife the Farmers Bank, uhsrs
tor sale extensive assortment OF the following
articles at very low prices, wholesale and retail,
consisting of superhne cast steel Kirby, Limerick,
Virginia, Trout, Salmon, Sea aui other Fish
Hooks; Artificial Flies and Insects; silk hair and
gut Lines, spun and plated silk do, hemp do;
Canton sea grass, silk worm gut. fancy cork and
quill Floats; gut hair and other foods, (Snels,l
Deep sea Bows. Trout Baskets. Fishing Books,
Walking Stick, Joioted 'and cane reed Fishing
Rods, Brass Reefs, Drinking CUPS, Powder PIasss,
Shot Pouches. Game Bags, Percussion Caps,
dc. DC.
.Eg Merchants, Sportsmen and others arc IN
Vii1d to call and examine before purchasing.
mn 2l-irn<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12

EY City CcIiect0r--Tot the Voters af,a.
City Of Rfchm0nd.-Att the earnest Request ofe
large number OF my fellow citizens, aonoznes
myself Q candidate for the ofice of City CoIleeto.
at the ensuing Spring elections; and should Il hs
yoar pleasure TO confer the Office upon me n,sdos
myself TO devote my whole time and personal 81.
tention to your in,erests.
NH 2l-tdes WM II n aApnuun
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III AY.-l62 bales oest NORTH River Hay, 70 az
Il rive, for sale by
NH 81 SAHTrf AYRIS
IL ECTl EIED WHIshEY AND ROsK
~ GIN, landing and Tor sale BY
mh2l JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
STUART,S COFFEE sUGAR.-25 5ola
~ landing per steamer, for sale by
mn 81 John Ii. CLAIBORNE.
UMP PLASTER, for sale oy
A NH 81 John II CLAIBORNE
L OST.-between our store and tins Exchange
Ia Bank, two checks-one for $3.50 and one for
$500. The fader will please leave them at our
store, the payment OF Them having been stopped.
NH 2l-3. STEBBins, DARaIc0T a. co.
IMPORTED CIGARS.--Jus. received "a
l. consignment, superior LOT of imported Cigars
which We VIII sell low 10 close.
mh2i-2t GRETrER & BRENT.
E0R HfRE.-A middle aged Man and IN
II Wife, bSsh accustomed 20 general house.
work. Alsp, three Girls, and one Woman who
10 plain Cock end Washer. Apply 20
wa. G0ULDN.
mnSt-i Ssavcraor street
DUKE RICH tIUND GROUND PLASTER,
for sale By
nhA ,oHNH. CLAIBORNE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies IN peing
certain less expensive, and leaving the system IN
better condition Let all interested call ana OBTAIN
pamphlet free) containing ample proof from me most
respectable Of the beneficial results OF us use
together with letters from highly experienced Physi-
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their own observations
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of
Dubuque, Iowa, Aug 2, 1885,
Letter addressed Of Mr. Curtis Hatch, ent at
Rarenna, Ohio:
To Dr. Marchsi:- IL have been ten years troubled with
Female mpaints-proapsus uteri, and all the attend
ing difculties times rendering my lite most sera
BILE. [ have had the attendance OF some o. the best
ply sicans with little the most they could
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was induced to try your invaluable medicine caiiea
Uterine Catholiccn, the last rssa-f h' - &c" ~ 80
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ISipned1 Mrs. SARAH A. BrsHoP.
Freedom CO., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1882.
j. b. MARCHISI & Co., Proprietors
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, NJ
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19
by LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN is4e.
PULvERMACHER's
Patent HydrO-Electric VOltaic Chains.

Constructed 70 be worn under the garments, are tho
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oothachs rheumatic pains, tic dolorcux, etc., and by
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Or Unitd States see Broadway, New York
July 1883 dae #
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INTERVIEW VITA KoszrA.--sA correspon-
dent of the Boston Traveller, writing from
Smyrna, under date of August the "a h gives
the following interesting account of an in
terview with the Hungarian refugee, kosz'a
Kosz a is now in confinement in the French
hospital in this city, where, by pushing my way
boldly in, in company with friend, l obtained
an interview with him. An old grey-headed
Turk, who stood guard at the entrance, pro
duced key most ponderous in size from his
hig hiy commented wais'coat, and, unlock
ing the door, ushered us to Mons kosz "A apart
ment
Nj Koszta received us very cordially, and
entertained us for an hour more, rscting the
events connected with his capture, and the
pant he took in the lac Hungarian revolution
He held the rank of cap,ain in The Hungarian
army, and was under the immediate COM
m2nd Of General BEN, and he told me he had
been in active service in more than twenty-five
battles.
About the time Kossu.h was released from
mis- confinement, Koszia was likewise allowed
his FRI ejom, nd embarked for America, where
he passed little more than year, spending
mos of his time in Boston and New York
While there, he signIhed his intention OF beco-
Aing citizen Of the U S and took all the ne
ces-ary steps for his natural cation. Had il
no, been for this wise movement, he would pro-
badly, ere now be incarcerated IN Aus rian
dungeon, or have terminated his earthly career
on the scaffnId He is enthusiastic when he
speaks Of America he feels tnat he owes his
life to her inerpasiion, aud longs for liberty,
that he may return to her shores.
The Austrans here feel very sore towards
all Americans, in that their prey was wrested
them in summary manner.
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PAYING LIKE ASlsSER.-Several years ago,
in North Carolina, where il is not customary
for the tavern keepers to charge The minis ers
anything for lodging and refreshment, apreach-
er presumingly stopped at tavern one evening,
made hi,nselr comfortable during tie night, and
in the morning entered the stage without offer
ing to pay for his accommodations. The land !
lord soon came running up to the Stage, and
said g There was some one who had not settled
his bill"-Tse passengers a, said they had, but
the preacher, who said he understood he never
charged ministers anything, What, you a
minister OF the gospel; man of God?" cried
the inn-kceper g You came TO my house last
night. you sat down at the table without bless
| irg, / lit you up to your room, and you went u
bed without praying to your Maker, (fof SO %
until you re.ired,) you rose and wasied without
prayer; eat your breakfast without saying
grace; and Us you came to my house like sin
ner, and ate and drank like sinner, you have
60. to pay like sinner"
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To The Public.

ID ADWAY e Co., the Inventors, Manufacturers and
II Propretorso Of tie justly celebrated r. H. R. Rene
dies the first discover Remedy possessing the
Marvellous and Miraculous Power OF stopping the most
Excrciating Pains In instant, allaying the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal or external in few
minutes, and soothing the Paroxysnis Of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Tic Doloreuy, as s6on
applied. The r. Remedies consists If three Rene
dies, each possessing quick and wonderful powers
certain complaints and diseases, and will Instantly
RELIEVE The Human System of Pain.
EGULATE Each Organ to a Healthy 7ction.
RESOLVE .luay all Diseased Deposits.
RENOVATE The bodyfrom all corrupt humors
REBUILD The Weak and Broken Dozen
Constitutions.
RESTORE. To Health, Strength and Vigor
aUunsound {. ,eorn out parts