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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

M No S3a, Of Free and Accepted Masons, are hereby
Easned to attend the next regular on
THURSDAY evening, Oct IL, at half past O'Clock 1t
thsT loSes roo Of Twentieth street and Third
business Of Importance will be brought before
The Lodge. By order Of the " n.
JOHN R MILLER, Secretary.
DLUMBKRy CONVENTIONAL CONVENTION OF
IL plumbers viii bs held in tee city of New York ON
Mon6Ay October IT, and succeeding days. At Hope Cha
pei IA Broadway, At 10 O'Clock n. Plumbers and
ether persons carrying the plumbing business in this
and other States are cordially invited 70 attend Busi
mess In shich they are deeply Interested VIII be
Wrought before the CONVEX ton
] PEAnCA. Corresponding Secsetary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12
MATRIsfONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY Man
AVA rages, who win all enjoy the greatest happiness
and matrimonial bliss and win show the person they VII
marry, through instrument which ahe win cause 70
Illuminate itself BY invoking the powers Of her wonderful
science, and win tell al events OF ke and even the vaU
thoughts. 76 Br0oms street, Cannon street. 0an
Gemen not admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

r AIDES FANCY FURe.-BUIPINs FUR STOCK FOB
IL the approaching season IL ready, and prisea
most superb assortment Of every fashionable garment
Wis: vcsornss, tppets riding boas, capes eoaks oar.
dirsls, NUTS and cuffs In Russian and Hudsons Bay
sabss stone martin mink, squrre ermins, genet chin
ehila, baum martin, &C., &c, all newly manufactured,
u choice and well seasoned SKINS and ct extremely
derAt1 prices GEO. BULPIN. 861 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

AZ ANTEr-BY,A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to do cbarnberwork and plain sewing;
good city reference Can be At Ito sixth avenue,
for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

r AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, eo3 BROADWAY, BE
Altween Amity and Fourth street. p. LANDRY has now
for Inspection elegant stock Of furs not to be sur
passed either in beauty quality; orders strictly full
Allied all articles warranted. Price moderate, and to
suit an classes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

VEsTERDAY, THE BERGMAN AND STORM,
IL Guards commanded by Captain Aagee, had their
second annual parade. After marching through West
King, and Hudson streets and down Canal street. they
proceeded to Hoboken where they contested for spen
lid show Of prizes. The trial very keen that
twenty prizes awarded On the conclusion of
the contest the company proceeded to Mr.. Pollock's
Hste where they sat TO dinner that reelected
highest credit on their worthy landlord After doing
every Justice to their host they returned home and
giving hearty cheers for the prosperity Of Berry
yezsed most highly delighted with the days excursion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO REsPECTABLE
w end competent yourg women; ore - chambermsid
and mistress assist ia the wasbipgapd ironing;
the other and seamttrefs; dress and curl
childiens hair beautifully; have lived for .x years
their last Places con produce the best city reference
Also wsnted, situation by young woman, good
plain cook, wathtr and ronsr excellent baker, has
the best Of city reference from her last pacs hey
be seen At Is Union court near Twelfth street. for two
IAYa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12
LECTURES.


nRCTFssOR DIMfrRY'5 SECOND LECrURE--"TaE
Constitutions Of sparts'-Thursday evening, octo-
S- IA sS sur vesapt Institute $50 BrosdwAy. Lecture
IA sorornencs 81 O'Clock Tickets so csnts.
yy,HE ME- CI AMOS ms I UIE DEB ArIEG CLASS WILL
meet ~ ths lecture room. No ] Bowerv. This eve
1.e It a v'o,os2. p~r-nps ossiriog 20 JON the
ckss WI please afssnc- -sSs ihSSisr, As's~ry'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR-THE
Original John Jacobs 4O7 Broadway, If elected, viii
serve his fellow citizens to the best Of his ability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

4 SITUATION WANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE
"A Young woman, as chAmbermaid and lAundress; Ia q
6rst rate washer and roner The best If city
given. Can be seen for two Gays, at 80 West Twentieth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

~ 5NTS READ THIS 1T Is CONVENIENT JUST NOW
NJ to know that you get done, all at the same
place. your fall and winter clothing cleaned, Dyed al
sered and repaired. with collars Innings and buttons
Prepare in time. Cali send to
A. CORTIssO5, 500 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

GHANGHAE LANCERS, ATrGNTION.-THE ABOVE
y s.ock win hold meeting at the Big Boot, Chatham
street. this evening By Order.
JOHN b. CROSKERY, Commandant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

TRJSBMEN'S UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND MILITARY
i Republican Union "A meeting Of this body viii 30
bald e. v.uxhan Garden this evening" the 18th nst At
IL O'Clock. Councillors George h. KERN and Davis
VIII address the meeting The public invited to ct
Tend the meeting, also the members of the press.
THOS G. HOLLAND Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

VIZ ANTRp-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS sIrUA.
w tions; one thorough cook, baker and pastry
cook has objection asss. the washing and iron
ing; the other 10 do chamhsrwork waitjDg can do
plain sewing, fine washing and Ironing; has ob4c
on to tte country The bet Of city references be
given Of both Can be for days 1t 90 Fourth
street, between Perry and Charles street. Ia ths base
mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

NTAN1Er-t Young LADY AS G0vERNESs, no GO
w south; must be good piano and hare player,
and In other respects well tred good sAsry ami Per
man, Mt situation Aadrss Mr. Chas Williams, bex 1871
Herald fice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

A sTUA ION wANrED-BY WOMAN, WHO Is
n an excellent cook good baker and would bs
wirg 70 assist 10 washing and ironing and By ano her
as waiter, or waiter and chsmbermsid Both will BE-
wei sercmmsrssc a. fhe'- p-ssert gi'usii3ns ~bs.s
they have lived four Ave years Can be FOR 10
ays at 90 West Eleventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS SITUATION AS
"A chambermaid and waiter; has no objection to 90
general house work in small private family; is good
washer and ironer OF city reference given Please
call ct 271 First avenue, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

4 YOUNG WOMAN, OF GOOD HEALTH AND PLEAS.
n irg dsposi ion, wants situation to do the house.
work in small family; is plain cook and nrst rate
washer and rorer Can been for three days. at her
sent place Of employment sos Houston street Best Of
references given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

yKIAKTED-BY A PaoTt SLANT GIRL, A SITUATION
w as saitsr chambeymaid, or to travel with
LADY, and has good city reference. Also, youag Scotch
girl TO take children assist In w1ting and
haa good Please call at $50 Sixth avenue,
betv Twentieth twenty FIRST street. for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

A SITUATION Is WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE
IA yourg woman, to do general housework, in q small
private family; is good washer and ironer objec
uon to 60 short distance In the country Good refer
tnce required. Can be seen for two or three Gays
No. 3Wasbington street, second floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, WERE UNAw ARE raAT
w kchsel O. Donoho was . candidate for Jouncil.
in the Twelfth Council district; therefore, We with
draw our names from William Neil's committee
PArK CLARK,
THO5. DEMPSEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES srrUA
"A ton as plain cook, washer or ironer, 10 . small
private family. Apply At $3.50 Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

TINTED STATES ASSAY OFFICE, NEW YORK, OCT
~ 9, As64:-Ths Office win be open for business on
and afer this day Deposits Of gold and silver bullion
vii DO received ON the terms at the mint Pay
ent fer deposits WIN be made either in stamped bars
IN coss or In certhcates at the option of the owners
10 expressed at the time Of making their deposits
oliver purchases are not made at this ONCE For the
present wiz be impossible to admit vistes TO witness
The operations Of the Office.
Sam F. BUrrERwORTH, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

VIyANTET-A SITUATION AS sEANsrREss AND
w chsmberrad and to aseist in the wash
and ironing and TO male herself generally useful the
best Of city IeeTel from her last place. Please .a
lS7 klzab tn street iront house. first floor, froo n,
for two dayg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
"A situation cook. The best Of city reference given
Apply for three days 1t ITO Greenwich street. second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

yn>O FAMILIES AND FIRST CLASS SCHOOLS-A LADY
II fri m Europe wishes engagement as governess.
@, TO take the musical department In Institute.
Reaches sin gpg harp and pisnoorts to advanced pupils
Acdrsss II. B., B. owns harp manufactery, 295 Broad
way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03
Arrrmrrrn Northumberland

ArTEmPTED TScESpIARIsM About A
o'clock yesterday riorni0g most daring attempt
was made to IRE and burn the residence OF officer
George w IL Tyler, on Jackson street, near Jeffer
son. but fortunately Ii was discovered intine to pre-
vent any serious damage. The iticendary first Of
fectcd au entrance into tho front basement room,
through the window, but finding noihingi In II OF
combustable natures went to the rear OF the house
and got into the back basement, which IL used In
the winter time ns a storage room. Here he kin
died two fires ON the floor, placed number OF emp
ty barrels and other combustable matter near each
burning pile, and then escaped. Mrs Tyier's els
ter was the first TO discover the smoke and give the
alarm, short time after o'clock, When the family
got up, went down, and with little trouble extin
euished the fumes. From tricks seen AROUND the
house. it is generally believed that the incenaiary
was Negro, who, no doubt was prompted to the
deed by some baser white person
s Mr. Tyler is now connected with the Police Oh
the city and is one of IT'S most active and visiant
members. straightforward, correct AMI impartial
in the discharge OF his duties, he may have made
enemies who arc seeking revenge by attempting to
burn his house and murder his iinorent family in
the night time; but in the eyes of all right thinking
persons-men who like to see the laws promptly
executed-he is held in high esteem, both as an OF
iieer and as man. - 1fte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03
JULLIEN'S CONCERT

The GREAT JULIEN gives his first Concert
in Richmond tonight. 1t will be the greatest
musical demonstration ever heard in t,,;S
City; and when We say this, we speak that
we do know. OF course, every man and wo.
man who has the slightest taste for the d.
vine art of music, will at least make an Of.
fort to hear the great company of musicians
swayed and directed by the great MASTER
the greatest Director of the age. The per-
formers are all eminent ists-distinguished
solo players and whatever they perform is
rendered in perfection with all its effects. all
ths coaceifs OF the composer fully and
grandiy brought out. by way of interludes
to the master pieces, some of the most deli.
eions uoreeanz are given; one We remem.
Der is the P,7aa Donna HALL, which our
play goers heard in DE VRiEs' orchestra, and
which we hope JULIEN viii givethem be.
lvrs he leaves. Another thing we bespeak is
The I" Katy Did Polka That must be con-
ssded. by all means. And as we are In the
lunaor for petitioning, wo will add, TINT we
rust MENDELLsoHs's !" Mid. ssmme, nights
Dream" win not be omitted THAT remnsf
ear. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03
INTERESTS OF RTCHMOND--A CHAM
BIER OF COMMERCE..


There are certain things that we have Ia
bored long to accomplish deeming them for
the good of this city, and among them IL the
establishment of Chamber of Commerce.
The INTERESTS OF RICHMOND are more
than ever, in our opinion, in danger, and
more than ever is il now necessary that the
wisest and most sagacious Of our citizens
should confer and unite together in the di.
recting and perfecting of that policy which
is essential to guard and protect them. If
we fold our arms and leave things to take
their course, that course will most assuredly
not be for our good, unless as a mere Incl
dental to the good of others. But there are
other interests with their advocates in the
field, which, if moi hostile to US, in truth, las
we believe they are mott will yet, neverthe-
less, from the narrow policy of those who
favor them, be made to take hostile posi-
ton towards us. We must therefore, also,
go to work, and by a combined effort endea-
v0r to protect ourselves.
How is this union and combination to be
effected One of the most proper measures
for this purpose is to establish CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE, or BOARD OF TRADE. Such
an institution would produce combination
of the intelligence and information of the
commercial community-it would concen-
trate the commercial sentiment of the city
and embody for action its energy and power.
We should thus have the intelligence to per-
ceive danger and the power to ward it off.
We should have the sagacity to discover in
what way our trade and general interests
could be promoted and the energy to carry
out measures for that purpose.
We repeat, that meyer did we so much
need harmony of opinion and exertion among
our people-never were there such forcible
reasons for arousing the public spirit and ex-
erting the public energies. The organization
of the Board of Trade would be an impor-
tant step towards this harmony this waking
up of our people, and we trust we shall
have it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL &C 4 Goolrick, & Girard
U of Va; j r Jones, buckingham; nj r Crenshaw
Chas City; Mrs w II Harrison. Amelia; !. Hymar,
Richmond c Darlington, Fa;' j Smith Nelson;
Halsey, Petersburg; Leid. Paris: C Hill, lady,
child and svt, c; l. Shepherd Norfolk; Ii Hud
nall. Chesterfield; Pulsp and lady. Boston; C L
Hanover; c Ball Loudoun, w Fl Nswbolt and
lady Miss Prescott, Miss Sargent and Mis- Newbolt,
Philadelphia; IL Stewart, Bratton and lady, New
port .s3-
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-G Fl SopthalI, Amelia;
Capt Carson, Liverpool; Scott Powhatau; T
Jones, Puiask'; L. X Roper Petersburg; Capt w
Powell, Burro,g, Geo Pile. Tenn; Saml Williams,
4 A Walton, " Puryear, Bucking hsm; ] M More,
Plummer, Home; Jno Bragg. Petersburg: Howson,
Jones, w A!sop, A Wthers. 2 w Alsop d
of Va II Sheppard Va; Bennington, Alb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03
NEW WAR ENGINES.

According to a Paris correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, the,Rresent war is bring
ing to light, especiallyin England, some won
derful inventions for the destruction of hui
man beings. The writer speaks of "a long
congreve gun, which glides along on the wa
ter in straight line, till it strikes the vessel
at which it is directed, when it thrusts into
its sides its iron head containing two pounds
of Illuminating powder of mercury. When
the fire attains this reservoir, it explodes,
blowing a hole in the vessel ten or twelve
feet in diameter, which it is impossible for
them to close up, as they do the round holes
made by cannon balls"
1t is believed that, even il the Russian
fleets retire under the inapproachable for
tresses of Cronstadt and Sebastopol, they
| cannot be in safety from this gun, which car
ries to an immense distance and far beyond
the reach of any other gun. There are also
| sub marine boats, so perfected that they can
| reach and attach a burner to an enemy's ship
| without running the least danger; asphyxia-
| ting balls, which paralyze the crew for seve
raj hours; burning explosive balls which ex-
plode invariably when they strike; fire ships
| of a new and terrible kind; balloons, intend
ed to carry inllammable materials, to scatter
over towns, villages and fleets, when the
wind favors such operations; and another in
ventiOn, still more destructive than all the
rest, but of which the construction has not
yet been made known, except to very
small number of persons. If these engines
are not the inventions of the letter-writer' s
imagination, Old Nick and his people are Xix e.
| ly to have an uncOmforta bic time of it.
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ApR,L made gloomy debut, mid clouds

Arm. made gloomy debut, mid clouds
and showers. Saturday morning little boys were
playing their pranks with bundles and letters, and
not a few OF the nususpicious were caught in the
traps so artiully set Tor them. We aa old Indy
pick up paper Of ashes and placing il la her has
ket rffaved on with as much apconcern as though
she had fonnd a treasure, while the claps who had
prepared it, seemsd to enjoy the seli with Infinite
delight WELL boys win be hoys, make the nlost
OF them. and their sunny days are Of short .lu
ration, let them havetheir sport. undisurbea white
neither crime nor cruelty are INDUCED In.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03
QUALIFICATIONS FOR CeuscrLmAN.-Tha

QUALIFICATIONs FOR CeUNCILMAN-Tha
our readers may understand what are the require
ments of the City Charter to make a man eligible
for the Office oil City councilman. we give the eigth
section of the Charter of the City OF Richmond
which is In these words -ss
AT such election in a ward, any white man citi-
zen of the Commonwealth of the age of tsoe,.t-one
years,swho resides in such ward, and is qualified to
vote in the city for members of the General Assem-
bly,, shall have right to vote, and be eligible as
'aem6er Of the Cornell or of the Court of Hus-
tnge" s-
The above section is plain that no one can
possibly misunderstood 1t To vote for gentle.
man residing in one Ward to represent another Is
therefore nothing more nor less than throwing away
a vote. IT.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES
LARGE SALE OF VALUABLl

LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES ToBAcCo PRESSES, FIXTURES, &c-The
particular attention of the pubic is respectfully
called to the large sale OF Real Estate, Slaves, To-
baceo Presses, Fixtures, SC. belonging to Col. Sam
s. Myers to take place on TUESDAY next, the 4ih
April, 1854 commencine at il o'clock. The sale will
be gin with the Slaves. See advertisement for terms
&c.
After the sale of the Tobacco Fixtures, will be
sold several lots Of pc fectly seasoned Poplar. But
tonwood and Cherry Plank, suitable for tobacco
boxes and iirsL-rate Steam Engine
NH 3l-dtds GODOIN K APPERSON, Aucts.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY
The annual meeting of The Bible Society of Virginia
will be held at the Centenary (Methodst) Church,
in Richmond, TUESDAY evening, the 4th of
April, at Il o'clack.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. George D.
Cummips of this city and the Rev. s. II. Cox, D. d.,
of New York. $3.50 ....
Auxiliary Bible Societies invited to send dele
gates to the meeting. q. N. JOHNSON,
r up 3-2tt Recording Secretary.
We invite attention to the sale of HAND
SOME Bull DING LoTs and improved property in the
Town of Fulton and Port Mayo to take place this
afternoon, commencing at O'Clock
apS TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucta.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Mach 81,
ARRIVED,

sekr. Fearless, Adams, A,takspas, sugar and mo
asses to Dunlop, Moneure Il Co.
Schr. c r. Smyth, Hopkins, New Orleans, sugar
and inoassss
Schr. Chisftain, Jones, Norfolk
Schr. James Porter, freeman, New York, ice, to
Griffin Taylor
Sch,. Henry Read, Johnson, Norfolk lumber
Schr. Falmouth, Decatur, Baltimore. mdse
Schr. j. T. Barnes, Long, Boston, indse., to SHE Ids
L. SOmeryiile
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, indse. and
passengers.
Steamer Pocahonas, Jones, Baltimore, mdse, to
Ludlam & Watson
sehr. Delaware, Beckmore, Maine, ice, to Ward
well L. Badger.
AT VIEWPOINTS NEWS
Brig Cleopatra, from New Orleans, bound to Rich.
mond
AT DANCING POINT
Brig Alabama, from New Orleans, bound to Rich.
nond
ARRIvFD-APRIl. |.
Scbr. Joseph Guest, Conklin, New York. ice, Grif
fin X Taylor. - : s
sehr, II. K Dunton, Dunton, Boston, ice, G.itlin
l. Taylor. 80 -
Schr. Chas. 7. Ford, Hancock, Petersburg lumber.
L. H. Dudley
Schr. Washing ten Lafayette, Dobhins. lisb.
Schr. James T. Brady. Ward New ork hay To Al
howney, cars to Danvile Railroad.
sa SAILED,
SchT g H. Boss, -----, to load down the river for
Philadelphia.
sehr Hanover, whipple. New York, mdse D
Curne.
schr. Judge Baker, Bogart, New York. coal, WIN.
D. Coiquitt L. Co
sehr. Camilla, Shaw. PhiIadeiphia, coal, WIN. d.
Coguitt L Co.
sehr. Chercoke, Kirkn,eyer, mdse.. York river. s
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CHARGED WITH RoBBERY-Our notice

s CHARGED WITH ROBBERY-Our notice
Of the robbery OF Mr. Thomas Binns, on Wednes
day last in Rockets published in the :. Dispatch OF
Saturday, has lead to the arrest OF FRANCIS FOX
WELL, who is now in the cage, awaiting an exaul
nation before the Mayor Ills reputed accomplish
is yet at large but the police ON his tracks and
will doubtlay hands upon him in less than forty
eight hours. If the testimony IN the case h as clear
as we have understood it will be, there is not
shadow of doubt that the accused will be convict
ed Of felony and sentenced to the States prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03

CANDIDATE FOR GRAIN MEAsURER.-In
compliance with the request of number OF my fell
low citizens again offer candidate for the Ctiiee
of GRAIN MEASURER. Should it be the pleasure
of the voters of Richmond to elect me- shall spare
pains exertions to discharge the duties of the
office with promptness and fidelity.
ap S-3t+ BEVERLY T WELLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03

To THE VeTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
spectfully announce myself as candidate for the Of
fee of Gauger in the city of Richmond at the ensr
ing election, and humbiy beg your support And
should it be your pleasure to elect me- it shall be nv
pleasure to you TO the best of my knowis dge
Rally one are all, for
I'll GHAS c.. LIPSCOMB, ESQ.