The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-01
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.
JEFFERSON WARD 5a -
Eor Mayor-Joseph Mayo
For For clsik e the Hustinss Court Robert Howard
rof Grsin Measurer-R a. Riddick -
for oauser-John A. Hieks
couscILMEr: s
J. NJ cs,rans; ca,1a:; Jas n. Talbot,
n Hin 4. Richards
Alfrea aJie.men-Edwin aniena F.rrar. William Taylor
The shove ticket viii receive the - :unno,s of
+, OF Jefferson Ward. |
MONROE WARD.-All the present mer-
p, ne.s OF the Council from this Ward hayinS
msus support OF all their old friends ana ne . ansn
David J. Saunders In. A,a.-ss
! john ~. Sheppard. Jr. NH 50 6t*
DoaD.s maA.s IN MsEAsuRER.-I respectfully an
Office myself CANDIDATE for reelection to the above
-, ac a., Grain Measursr for Port Of + Riebman,d
HAVING been resident Of the CITY of
richmond for more than forty wear. ana h.;,. ~; -
cited BY number of my fellow osas d.o so,
ths Civ oa R;s roT the Office of SERGEANT Of
NH 80 St. PETER w RALsToN.
10 THE VeTERs OF THE Cry or R,cp.
MoND.-I again beg leave to offer myself AZ c.na;
date for the Office of SERGEANT of the CITY nf
hichmond, which Office l have held for number % of
citizens. ' 'oNo"
NH 20 JNo. M. PERCUSSION.
To THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARp.-
The Ward elections are close at hand, aud we take
srsas piessnre IN suggesting the name of Captain
sent in the next CoMMoN cee coSSc SeIfIn to repre-
;. In presenting the claims of Capt Epps we deem
useless to say s1uch all who know him are satis
eo that ne Will do all that is possible to advance the
INTERESTS of the Ward, and also Of the city.
Wa Capt, Epps resides in the NORTHERN part of The
tive, and in sheer justice to it, we think il The dntv
OF the voters not to overlook this fact and sincerely
hope hope will be the pleasure Of the voters to elect
majority. VERY MANY V0TEp . u AZ Uirshs
I'M 20 ot" MONROE WARD
10 THE VOTERS OF kICHMoND.-I am a
candidate for the Office of CLERK OF THE HIST.
lNGS COURT Having been appointed by the Court
faithful discharge ofthe duties of INV office viii n-e
vent my calling on you personally, as is customary
enos s0cI1 m y9mr b s yates Relying upon my long
qualification, take this method of asking your suf
RACES. es-- az 1890. = = -.
NH 2s-dtde ROBERT HOWARD.
ToTHE VOTERS OF RIcHMoND.-FEryow
CITIZENS: Being candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, it would give me great pleasure to
call upon you, individually, to solicit eur sufrages
but that the duties of the station occupy, do
in that respect therefore take this mode of apolo.
gising for not seeing you personally. :
AS you are aware, | have been appointed High
Constable of the City by the Hastings Court to iii
the vacancy in that Office created by the resignation
of Mr. BLAIR, till the Spring election The faithful
the city, but beg assure you that shall
be happy of your support at the approaching cleo
tion for the important office which am now filing;
qnAth thQf fnIa Tod han Aoxyof l.
to the efficient discharge of its duies and seek by
untirng diligence and fidelity, to demonstrate nv
gratitude for the confidence Of an enlightened com
NH A-dtde + iAhA'
80 'a JEFFERSON WARD.
MAYoR-Joseph Mayo
CLERK HUSTINGS CoURT-Thos. L. d. Walford
GAUGER-J. H. Strobia. d
GRAIN MEASURER-L II. Luck. -s.s,s. s-fss
Lofein N. Elicit N1DAAtS Bodeker s9a
Gsf. Word e. j. Sinten
couNclLMEs. l{ s.z
w. Holt Richardson AL. Clopton
r. Q. Haskins p H. Butler
election. - - :,
NH u 7t~ JEFFERSON WARD.
MONROE WARD-SPRING ELEor1oss.-
Messrs. Editors The Ward Elections ave near at
he Z bs Sfs55 s
table person to represent us in the next Common
Hall. In presenting the claims of Mr.. Denoon, we
qualifications and merits. We hope it win be the
pleasure of the people forward and give him
warm support and ensure his election by hand
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
To THE CITIZENS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND-At the solicitation of many friends, an
S a s .
Department, should my jeilow-ctizens think proper
every effort to discharge the duties faithfully and to
give the most ample security for the just accounta-
NH 2l-dtde : CLEMENT WHITE.
To THE VorERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I take this method Of declaring myselfa can
ddste for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the voters
think proper to confer the office on me- 1t shall be
my greatest effort to discharge the various duties OF
NH 14-dtde ), r. TYLER.
To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I respectfully offer myself as Candidate for
the Office of CITY dAUeERi ioHN 4 HICKS
NH 9--lm* I14I Deputy Gauger.
To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF RioH
MoND.I again tender my services to my friends and
fellow citizens for the office of CITY GAUGERI,
attention shall be devoted to the dacharge of the
duties of the Office. .
NH 8-lm* SAMFsoN jones'
The Voters of the City are respectfully
informed that again sCanddate for reelection
J. H. STROBIA.
+ NH 8--dtd Hg9 S City Gauger. 2
To THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMoND.-The
Clerk of Richmond Hastings Court being compelled,
by continued i'll health to resign his Office, present
myself before you q candidate.
f Having been Deputy in the Office for nine years
and having for the last FIVE months during the sick
ness of my brother, been the acting clerk In court
well as in the Office, believe myself fully cam
petent discharge ali the duties Should It be your
pleasure to elect me- win perform al the duties Of
Clerk with promptness and fidelity.
NH 7--dtde 75E ROBERT HOWAhD.A i
To THE VOTERs OF THE CRY or RIcH'
MoND.-At the solicitation Of my friend, ! announce
myself as candidate for the Office OF HIGH CON
STABLE of the city of Richmond. And II e snouIo
be your pleasure to elect me, pledge mysen 70 uss
every effort to give satisfaction In the dischafse ~
tae dunss OF 'ne olnee. TT. CARTER