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is sen III 2. least two francs per hectolitre Bar.
~. =, oats nave also fallen In proportion In al
corresponding fall. : - - '''' "'e De sn
st Petersburg was placed under the cour., "A
~ .a sne Izars eldest son. The Rs1i,ae Is now the
ealhe as IN Tauris, Crimea and Bessarabia. :.
.,a;,,sas papers state by authority that Russia
s,s'mea ,.. no cooperation with the German Powers.
ss sti1cf neutrality, which neutrality, they
:, sweden was actively armina. and had orderaa
the hitting up Of seven lne-ofbatle sh;ns and ~,
camps, to De formed, one at Carlskoon and another
near Stockholm -''' a'o'"e'
The Sultan is reported to have sent friendIv q,
'ograpn 10 the Pope which was weIl received.
Inc Tobacco and Salt monopoly had been exten.
aeu' IN the Itoman States, for ten years
rood riots had occurred at Fabriano, and were
suppressed by the military. ".to
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A MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. --
IA STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
SPRUCE STREET FIRE: ~ sEstf -

=. - NEW ok, MAFcH SIH, E6J9.I
sILAs c. HERRING. Esq;
Dear S:--It 10 with gratitude and pleasure that
inform you of the complete of your celebra-
books papers and accounts deposited in it. from the
destructive FIRE of the 9th inst, and which, after be-
ing buried Ia the burning ruins days forth with
out trace Of FIRE upon them. From this severe
test have increased confidence In the superiority Of
your Safes all cthersI have yet You will
greatly oblige me by sending me another "Saiaman,
der' forthwith. and hereafter shall give myself
une ssiness a. to the safety of its contents
Truly yours T.. p. HATCH. 4
~ A full assorfnent of HERR1HG's FIRE and
BuRGLAR-PROOF SAFES may be found 1T lS6
Gary street, sign Of the .'Red Safe. e Is
n. McCAHDLISH, ia.
mh i5--ts Agent for Va.
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THE MURDER OF FRANCIS WILLIAMS
learn from the Milton, N. c., Democrat that Jo.
seph Williams, the son of Francis Williams, of
Caswell county, has been arrested, examined, and
committed on the charge of shooting has oacn ia,
tier The Democrat learns that the evidence
against him is entirely circumstantia but sufficient.
y strong to warrant his commitment for trial before
the Superior Court -e--t.9
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CRATES AND FENDERs.- Five hun

HKAIES AND FENDEhS.-F1V6 DHH-
~ dred Ensmeled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced pHces-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns such AZ square toppAd Gothic, Lptic,
Circle, &C., with beautiful rounding Fenders, Sum.s
mer Pieces, Ac.. to match.
Orders for Crates, Fenders, &c, from town and
country, nded to and carefully packed
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
couuts off, or cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be.
tween 9th and 9th sts, Richmond, Va. f9s.s.
fa IS sm. SAMUEL b. DENOoN.
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CORPORATION or FREDERICKSBURG. -
Notwithstanding nearly every person refuses to take
this money, vet POWERS, the Daguerrean Artist,
well known for the infinite superiority of his FLESH
TINT DAGUERREOTYPES. proposes TO take 1t in
exchange for his beautiful "fesh colored' pictures
Those who want coon pictures can, by calling at
POWERS splendid Sky-Light Gallery and have
their Dasuerreotypes taken in exchange for the cor
porstiou notes.
These notes will be taken but for few days only
Call immediately at IS9 Main St, Eagle SQusre,
Woodhoase. NH IS
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this wonderful Eiixr Il fmperativeiy needed ~ Ill
who suffer from any phsss Of s4ryous esseAees e
from weak and torpid stonach, " sumaiAfss I'll
re salafes the dow o fhs bie Increases the solvent
posser of the gastric jaice. gives sctsisy - the
Sasmsnt and sp ssish coalition which - offen ch6is
- essss e iutke vintef mCnke1 Ladies whe frkm
tie fsgility ehd tendespea. ~ thslf ezgahixetge,
e tlie seaaps ~ ver& e. - A&At14Gn& whicA wie
maintain the activity IL the efe md Tins pre-
vest the snspenacu 9! o!si!reen9.ht - my - -
Tho Cordial n pufup, hshfy eCncentxott9. N pdne
bnesies. Price - pr hotal tva ~ III ~ ~ h
soh IS arsssses tArss6kses IN QzylsA .sssEsa
Gana1A ahA The Nek an6fens A9as ~ 1kx9 ME
zA ssspa Is Z
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WOOD.--I offer for sale, at the wood
yard recently occupied BY Mr.. John r. Reeve,
good WOOD. both Pine and Oak, Of low priess--
Having number Of hands ensated jn cuffius Wood.
shall be regularly suppliol with Il. TtrOagh the
kindness of Mr.. Luther r. Ellis and Of Mr. b. w Dab
ney have placed slske q their sfores where or-
ed to.
fe.f0-3m - Assssa4 .gsg sM47ss q n. DAVIS
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!.-I am in
II receipt Of large assortment Of .sl

IsCSlpL OF 1H fdr rRb HssOfrment OF
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE,
direct from the manufacturer, Of many new ard
handsome shapes and patterns; to which, with
choice stock of FANCY GOODS. LOORINGs
GLASSES. LAMPS, STONE-WARE, &C., II invite
the particular attention of both wholesale and retail
purchasers - 53t {SfFs \ '6sf Z 40 a8Ils
Being determined to reduce my stock, with view
of making change in my business, Inducements will
be offered punctual customers or persons purcha.
sing for cash. kst h s4 s.
Special attention paid to packing, and the delivery
of goods in good order. al q .ggsal5 szss4s
HUGH A. WATT
NH I4-dIm Ne 49, China HALL -
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J. W. W.-Nearly all the New York papers are
lampooning Col J. w. Webb, now in London, for
writing to his paper his dnnertable conversations
with Lord Palmerston, etc
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BRIDGE Across THE HUDsoN.-The Committee
ofthe New York Senate, to whom was referred
the bill authorizing the building ofa bridge across
the Hudson River at Albany, have unanimously re-
ported in favor of the measure
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Strikes are very popular in New York. The
journeymen house carpenters, piano forte makers.
shpwrights, sparmakers and caulkers are all in
the field. The latter want So per day
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,

NEW FURNITURE STORE,
On 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
II GATHRIGHT keeps constantly on
L. hand large assortmen. OF NEW and second
hard FTRNITURE. consisting in part of ofWardrobes,
Cakinets, Sofas Divans, Mahogany Chairs, Bed
stesds Beds Marble Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs.
which be will sell at very low prices for cash.
Inh % 5nns
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FREpERloKsBURe CoRpoRATtoS Norris
wanted by c. B. LUCK at discount of a5 cents on
the dollar.
mh s7-ts E.. r.. LUCK.
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couple of Germans fought duel q Loulssinf,
powder burned; nobody injured; matter scftsed,
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Two slaves were found secreted on board
schooner recently arrived at Wareham from Nor
folk, both OF whom have made good their escape
Il 10 supposed that the steward oi the vcese assss
ed them in getting clear. IA. - !
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BY the request of my friends, / announce
myself candidate for the Office OF HIGH CON6TA,
BILE Of the City Of Richmond, at the ensuins cleo
tfoa.
fe6-dta J.S. b. ffNSIEY.
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The stock Of the Crystal Palace advanced 10 PEI
cent on Tuesday, in consequences of runor tina
new plan, to regeneraie the concern, had beer
hit upon. III 81 fa8A s8kkH6M<fsS G8A 4
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PRocREss.-Mrs. Paver. who was recently .
wa-herwoman, ID now practicing medicine in Gin.
cinnati. Last Saturday she was arraigned for pas.
sing so counterfeit note agss9 e8,3
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DIR. Fischer de Walheim, a contemporary OF Baros
Humboldt. and one OF the most scientific men ~
Europe, recently died in Moscow J
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opEaArIc.--By the latest advices from Havana
we perceive that salvi's opera troupe had sailed
for Vera Cruz. Their destination s the city D
Mexico. AS ssss gss.ss Us g3f#s fegsssssfzsss =.
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Or. WIN, Il. MASSEY. of Baltimore, Md
Office, in Richmond, Augusta House, Main street,
north of sth.
As DR.. MASSEY cannot remain beyond the lst of
May next those afflicted assured they may
speedily fud CURE, placed beyond reasonable
doubt, and chiefly within their own hands During
coavslescence, however IL the advice of their ply
sieian should become occasionally necessary, he will
at cnoe, approve She simplicity of the remedy
NH 50 St%
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FIRE The "Shnal Creek Mansion," the resi-
dsnce Of the late Gen. Charles Goldsborouah, in
Talbot coanfy, Nd. was destroyed By IRE few
days ago. II waa IN old. but substantiaI mansion,
Constructed u brick imported from Enalaad. s. !
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GLUE.--A very superior article Of Ger.
~ nsa Glue, just reeeiy % sad for ssle By -
= Tf@~ II IS sC. j. SINTON 4 Co.
mh 30 Sign ef the circsisr Saw, u Msiu 1t. !.
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Achild Of Mr. Wilson, Of Rome, New iofAs ~
hurncd to death on Saturday. ~ Y ciotnes
fre.
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CAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Brass

~ Founder, on Main, between 9th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu-
spess in all its various branches.
BELLS for churches, ships, railroads, taverns and
all kinds of House Bells, made to order.
From the large number Of Bells that have made
In the last 20 years. and their superior tone and qua
nty can assure my friends that they are equal to
any made in this country. l shall always keep on
hand regular supply of all kinds of BELLS, &c.
. ~ All kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foup-
dry Business promptly attended to. Bell Brass, and
a the varous kinds of Metallic Castings, done at the
shortest notice and the fowestrates.
~ B. The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. fe 25--3mk
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No CHANGE.-We observe in the papers a state
ment that Nathaniel G. Taylor, (Whig,) has been
elected in the lst Congressional District of Ten.
nessee, to succeed Hon. Brookins Campbell, de
mocrat) This is a mistake, SO far as regards Mr.
Campbells politics He was Whip
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InANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND,

IL BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on lath street, between Main and Cary stseeas Il
prepared execute orders for ell kinds OF Plain sud
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in !
workmsnke manner. f8as -
A he Is prepared to cast every day, persons want
ing work done esn be accommodated Ia few hoau,s
notice. &
An kinds Of Ship, House and Church BELLS msds
to order. - {tss ssAslf8s4 st.ste s., 80 s
ed. s4ks $50 as4 ets s'.ss g7stf -eTres-s.
y. B,-Hishsst cash price paid for old metals.
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VIM. r. Short. an old printer, in Proviaence, wac
choked 70 deafh, while eating piece o. oeelsses1s
on Saturday. M Ia ssNt e
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Mrs. Catherine Eliza Rush. wife OF Hon. Richard
Rush, died at sydenhanl, Philadelphia ON Fri
day, in the fist year of her age. Xf4 4A8t
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THE NATIONAL MONUMENTAL block of marble.
presented to the National Monument by the chill
dren of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Phila
dephia, has arrived in Washington Ithas several
inscriptions. block is also preparing in Wash
ington for the Alumni of Washington College,
Lexington, Va, to bear the inscrption--'From the
Alumni of Washington College, Lexington, Va
The only college endowed by the Father of his
Country"
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twenty-five memhers of the journeymen tailors'
union, In New York. have heen arrested and held
to bail to answer charge OF conspiracy to injure
certain other tailors not members Of the union.
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GEO. w. ToLE1-

NorIoE.-At the solicitation Of many
fdends and 4cqusintsnses, hsrsbY aaaosnee uxsslf
candidate FOR the once Of HIcH CoNsTABLK e.
70 s3-ts sss Sc ~ D. RAKIk 5h-sss
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INTERESTING TO PosrMAsTERs.-The Washing
ton Star announces that the House Committee on
Post Offices have unanimously agreed to report a
bill increasing the compensation oil postmasters in
the United States. They are now allowed commits.
sions at the following rates:
On the first $l0O per quarter, so per cent; on
the next $500 per quarter 40 per cent: the next
$4,000 per quarter, 35 per cent all the last
sum, Is per cent.
Under the bill, as agreed upon by the committee,
their commissions will be as follows: 72s
On the first 500 per quarter, go per cent; on
the next $500 per quarter, 50 per cent on the
next $4,000 per quarter, 40 per cent? on all over
the last sum, Is per cent, ss
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Adaline Bass Phelps, of Northfeld, recently con-
victed of the murder Of her. father escaped from
the insane hospital at Worcester, on the 22d. She
Ia remarkable woman. - - 8 - = n u
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Reports from Washington have it that Robert
Tyler is spoken Of, among the powers that be, a.
Consul to London, in place Of George Saunders,
rejected
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DRowNED.-Three boys were drowned last
Tuesday in the Schuylkill, near Philadelphia, by
the upsetting of boat Their names were Ed
ward Cullen II years old from Liverpool, England,
Thomas Neil, 1e years old, from New York, and
Thomas Mccoy, about the same age, from Port
Carbon. r.
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CENTRAL Onro RAILRoAD-The work on this
road is being pushed from GAINESVILLE to the Ohio
river with all practicable speed, and it is expected
connection will be formed with the Baltimore and
Ohio road at Wheeling in August next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-01

some OF THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Rich
mopd and Charlottesville Turnpike Company having
failed to comply with requisiton to pay the s. per
share by the 18th irst. they now requested to
pay the b7 the St of April, it is important to
the interest of the Company.
JOHN z. CRENSHAW,
NH I6-dtlAn President
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: 4As
TICKET FOR JEFFERSON WARp-
For MAYoR-Joseph Mayo. Et7s nstasssa
FOR ALDERMEN 4ssssxs5. h 4=4
Alfred Inlees, Edwin Farr,r
VIM. Taylor, r. d Ssnxay 9ssfe8
Alex'r L. Royster,
FOR CoUNciLMEN: s3ss{ts
\. u Haskins. N. B Hill, fa "a
rs. s M lsibot Anson Richards.
~, me above named gentlemen are we'll and fayors-
piy known TO the voters of Jeerson Ward and viii
receive their united support - '' ~ 'uu "' 80.
NH S0-6tt MANy cyTI1rNs
HE PEOPLES TICKET FoR JEfrERsos /,
FOR coUNcILMEN #sst tssts
H. u Haskins, N. B. Hfl - Fe,.ssFr Il
A. Richards, slsT James NJ. Talbot,
Pat. H. Butler. sHlF
FOR ALDERMEN: xs r.4.
Alfred Inloes, r.. D. Sanxay,
A. L. Royster Edwin Farrar tsegfsf5e
VIM. Taylor. -sgs,
FELLOW CITIzENs:-By supporting the above tcs-
9 you VIII promote the interest of your Ward, and
consequently your own interest.
NH 80 6t* MANY. VOTERS {
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

-: nc supscIIuer bega 70 lnfofm The pubic That
ne is prepared to execute ell orders for PItJMBN}
either In houses shps in the best manner aud on
the most reasonable terms Being himself Pyacfi-
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he can give the
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets
Lift and Force Pumps. Bath Tubs, Wash-hand Ba-
SINS copper and Iron Boilers etc ON the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest pricea Orders
from the country promptly executed His establish
ment is at No. 20 Main street. between 9Th and o. H.
where orders should be left. "a - -
.IIhe e Ink A nirn -
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DR.. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel. Richmond, until ist April. He is
awaiting the report of the Committee Correspond
ence in this city.
DR.. BRAIHERD has restored peasons to perfect
sight, in of partial and total blindness of from
II weeks to 5S years standing, by from 10 seconds to
5 minutes application, by scientific method, of his
own discovery, without cutting, pain or wash
DR.. B. has also cured cases of Inflammation of va
rious and aggravated grades; pain FROM and inteie
of light fars sghtedness, loss of sight from
age. and near-sg ghtedness-all of which have
mained permanent to the present moment.
Advice or treatment given to the poor gratis.
NH q tIstA
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A RBOUR GOTTA GE.-PLAN K

A hbUUR z Ut i a q E.-P l. a n X
"A ROAD.-The undersigned has just completed
avery neat COTTAGE, on the above road, 2s miles
from Richmond, which he will open for the recep.
ton of ofcompany, SATURDAY, 18th inst. ~
Gentlemen will find this delightful drive and
when there the Larder and Bar furnished with the
best quality only g<issftz' 54tFs rag7f
The business viii be under the superintendence of
his brother in-law, Mr. E. T. SIM0NS already fa-
voraby known at the Saloon attached to the Arbour
Richmond. -
He hopes, as he has been to considerable expense
and as such Retreat has long been wanted a gena-
rous public will las they have done) sustain him
in his new enterprise. r. W.ALLENas q
~ Military Companies and Clubs furnished
with Dinners. NH IA
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CASH ON HAND.-If any persons suppose the
United States has any necessity for taking the bene.
fit of the bankrupt act, they may be interested in
the reported fact that the Treasury at present
tains twenty eight millions eight hundred thousand
dollars. Uncle Sam is all right in the pocket; and
is fully able, if he would to put his great farm in
proper condition to Withstand any outside pressure
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To THE CITlzERs OF KlCHM0ND.--1ne
,nder.isned. conscientiously persuaded that his
nerience as an assistant TO Mr. Blair, who deciiaes
Preelectiou would enable him TO perform efficient
4, the duties pertaining to the office Of HIGH CON-
STABLE, s6ers himself candidate for the suarsfes
Of his w-ctizens. Should fheX eonfefnpon him
himsef 70 the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
Is 7-tdes sesss +. J, LACKLAND. d
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BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DIsPATcn 10 served to subscriber.
at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, PAYABLE
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, ei rear
in advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every Fri.
day aud mailed te subscribers at 81 per annum.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Yesterdays Examiner, in leading editorial mr.
CUES earnestly against called sessio of the Lepis
lature. 1t says that public sentiment in all quar-
tiers OF the Stateexcept portion of the line of the
Covington and Ohio Railroads. that of unanimous
aversion TO the called session. We also notice a
caustic article on the recent funny announcement
OF several abolition orators who are known to have
the same horror of gunpowder that the devil is sup
posed to entertain for holy water, that they were
willing to "resist the encroachments of the slave
power by the force of arms" The Examiner be-
lieves that hundred Southern gentlemen, armed
with riding whips, could chase an army of invading
Abolitionists into the Atlantic; and that the same
number OF wild, lank, halfhorse, haItallgator Mis-
SCUM and Arkansas emigrants would, if SO dispos-
ed, chase out of Nebraska and Kansas all the Abo-
tionists who have figured for the last twenty years
at anti slavery meetings.
The Hhig, among other editorials he's one in
reference to the Presidents position on the Ne.
braska Bill. Taking the Clemens letter and the
comments of the Union thereon as its text, the
Wing arrives at the conclusion that the President
must stand now in the estimation of his South
ern friends and of all honest men, convicted of a
palpable effort at base deceit-professing friend
ship for the South, and at the same time playing
treacherous part
The editorial columns of the Mail are devoted
to comments upon current topics.
The Post has a leader upon American Privateer
ing, Introducing extracts from two documents
brought by the Africa, one from George N. Saun-
ders and the other from James Watson Webb,
each expressing sentiments opposite to the other
The Post freely comments upon the letters of these
two distinguished individuals.
The Enquirer has leading article upon the pro-
gress of the war and the policy of our Government
The Enquirer counsels absolute neutrality, as the
true policy of the United States in the present
crisis
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ROBERT HOWARD.
JEFFERSON WARD.

MAYoR-Joseph Mayo ss s-H
CLERK HUsTINGs CoURT-Thos L. D. Walford
GAUGER-J. H. Strobia 3.st
GRAIN MEASURER-L. III. Luck. a,s
ALDERMEN.
Loftin N. Elicit A Bodeker @3g
C.P Word C. j. Sinten
Jesse Keesee 81
w. Holt Richardson E. Al. Clopton
r. o. Haskns p. III. Butler
A. B. Clarke Il rE. f
The above ticket is composed of men of the right
stamp and will be zeaousy supported on the day of
election. >
NH q TT JEFFERSON WARD
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LYoSs kATHAIRoN - For Preserving,
Restoring, Cleansing. and Beautifyug the Hair al
ieViHti1g Nervous Headache, and Curing Eruptiye
Diseases of the Skinits reputation is nsi~e
with the civilization of the globe, makes all praise
sHperfiuous, all exsggeraton impossible and since
its discovery has found substitute to compete its
incontestcd-i:s incontestible superiority. Physi-
clans and Chemists-honerablec citizens from all pro
tessons OF litc-ihs leading Journals Of Europe and
Aulerics-Lsdies who have used il upon their dress
ingtsbes. and Mothers in their Nurserr fact its
million patrons everywhere, from pebeans kin gs,
pronounce it the most pleasing and effective article
either Medicinal! or Toilet preperntiontever pro-
duced. Do not fail to give it trial Price but &c
S. ID. BARNES, Proprietor,
NH y dim lGI Rroaduav NJ V
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T. J. CARSON d Co, Nos Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie l9-ly
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHM MOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, pRoPRiErok,
Sc I5-ly FormsriUrt jozes's Hotel Philadelphia
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ABEL u. MAYo, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY Office on Franklin street. under
the metropolitan Hall. Richmond. We. mol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-01

D LAWN. hAsIsG been resident of the CITY Of
cited BY number of nv fe1iow'c;ss ana oeas soIl-
myset en- a esnaidate for the Office Of sERGEHNT Of
NH so 3t* PETER VIZ
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non0.a maA.s MEAsuKER.-I respectfully an.
nsance myself candats for reelection 10 m: ,hon.
L. H LUCK
NH IN a.aa oraln Measurer for Port of Richmond.