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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GINTER 4 ALVEY

&C
No. 16 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
LAVE now in store, of their own direct
IL Importation from London and Paris, the most
complete stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in this Market consisting in part of
the following: -s...'..-
Cotton and Silk HOSE and Half Hose, of all colors
and qualities
Mems and Womens Gotten, Thread, Silk and Kid
GLOVES, in every variety.
Ladies' Linen Cambria, Linen Lawn, Hemstitched,
and Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS.
Gents plain Linen. cold bordered Cambria, fancy,
white and Damask Silk HANDKERCHIEFS
CRAVATS and NECK-TIES in endless variety.
EMBRO1DERIES of every description
SHIRTS. COLLARS, SUSPENDERS. SEWING
SILK, THREADS, BUTTONS, COMBS. &C.,
vet DRESS TRIMMINGS. to which we respectfully
solicit the attention of the Virginia and North Caro-
lima trade, assuring them prices will be low
in any Northern house. maj
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hin FILLMORE IN NEw OaLRANs.-On the oett
ult, grand public demonstration in honor Of
Messrs Millard Fillmore aud John P. Kennedy took
place in New Orleans. In companv with uauv
dignitarics and citizens, they first made an excur
sion up and down the river, in the steamer Robert
j. Ward, visiting the battle ground and other MIA.
ces of note. Returningto the city, the party land
ed and were escorted to the City Hall by military
battalion Boquets, waving handkerchiefs and beau
tiu ladies appeared on ell sides as the procession
moved along. Arriving at the City Hall, public
welcome took place, and the hospitalities OF the
city were extended to the distinguished visitors
when Mr.. Fillmore made very graceful speech
We copy from the Picayune the concluding Dor.
tion:
Mr. Fillmore reiterated the confession that he
was embarrassed by the warmth of this reception
by the sight of a spectacle like this Rome in her
pamiest days, had decreed no more distinguished
an honor to her generals returning with triumph
from q wellfought field. and why should he be the
recipient of suchl Why was be there ia such AN
attitude2 He could not but feel, as he stood there
that all whom he saw before him were as dear to
him as those with whom he lived in his own native
North. tRenewed cheers. He alluded to the
compliments paid him by the chairman of the COM
nttee in connection with his public acts, and de.
clined assuming the honor expressly for himself
de then adverted to the election of Gen. Taylor, q
citizen of Louisiana and in the same connection to
that OF Gen. Jackson, as proof that republics are
not ungrateiu. He did, he said, when in office, no
more than was his simple duty He trusted he did
it fearlessy. He knew he did it honestly. IGreat
eheersl After some further remarks he said he
had been talking without method, and it was nafu-
raj, after what he had seen that day that he should
be somewhat excited. He had heard great deal
before of the loveliness of the fair daughters of
New Orleans but he had never before felt the a sci
nation OF Creole eyes Laughter and cheering
Again he offered the assembage his grateful thanks
for the Kindness shown to him and to those who
accompanied him, and sat down amidst the warm
est applause.
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4 MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. =
IA STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE

NEW YoRK, March 9th, 1854.
sILAs c. HERRING, Esq:
Dear Sr:-1t is with gratitude and pleasure that
inform YOU Of The complete of your ceebra-
ted SALAMANDER SAFE. in preserving my mail
books papers and accounts deposited in it from the
destructive FIRE of the 5th inst and which, after be-
ug buried in the burning ruins days came forth with
out q trace of FIRE upon them. From this severe
tes have increased confidence in the superiority Of
your Safes all others have yet SEEN You will
greatly oblge me by sending me another "Salaman-
deI" forthwith. and hereafter | shall give myself
uneasiness the safety cf its contents.
Truly yours l.. p. HATCH.
Ey- A full assortment of HERRING'S FIRE and
BLRGLAR-PROOFa6AFES may be found at 1856
Gary street, sign of the RED Safe"
r.. McCANDLISH JR..
NH l5--ts Agent for Va.
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GOLD MINES OF NEW MExIco.-The Santa Fe
Gazette of the 18th ult, gives an account of the
gold mines in that vicinity The richest are found
in the Placer Mountains about forty miles southeast
OF Santa Fe They are now worked to some ex-
tent, and the yield is very encouraging Though
the specimens are not SO rich as some found in
California, the per cent OF pure gold in large
bodies OF rock s said TO be equal an average TO
Gazette is confident that New Mexico ia destined to
be great mining country
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
W yard recently occupied by Mr.. John F. Reeve,
on broad street. for cash. or to punctuai customers
good WOOD. both Pine and Oak. at low prices
Having number of hands engaged in cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with 1t. Through the
kindness of Mr. Luther p Ellis and of Mr.. b. w Dab
ney, have placed slate at their stores, where or
dsrs can be left, and which will be promptly attend.
ed to.
fe i0-3m s. N DAVIS
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MADAME SoNTAG made her last appearance in
New Orleans on the evening of the Doth ult in her
favorite character of Adna, in 81 Elisre dAmore'
She will next visit Mexico.
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CORPORATION OF FREDERICKSBURG. -
well known for the infinite superiority of his
TINT DAGUERREOTYPES proposes to take i: in
exchange for his beautiful 'fesh coloredn pictures.
Those who wasn't GOOD pictures can, by calling at
POWERS splendid Sky-Light Gallery and have
their Dsguerreotypes taken in exchange for the
rorafion notes
These notes will be taken but for few days only.
Call immediately at f39 Main St. Eagle Square
siga of the RED FLAG, over the Bookstore of Jss
Woodhouse. NH .
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BY J. A. CoWARDIN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. BRAINERp can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel. Richmond, until .st May. He 10
awaiting the report OF the Committee Correspond
cree in this city.
DR.. BRAlNESD has restored peasons to perfect
sight in of partial and fetal bliadnesa of from
II weeks s. years standing, by from 10 seconds to
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 intele
rance of light far-sshteoness, loss of sight from
sge and near-sghtedness-a1 of which have re-
nlained permanent 50 the present moment
Advice treatment given to the poor gratis
SD i-dtlstMay
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,

On 18th STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
r GATHRIGHT keeps constantly on
IA hand large assortment OF new and second
hand FURNITURE, consisting in part ofWardrobep,
Cabinets, Sofas, Divans, Mahogany Chairs, Bed
Tables, Mattresses Looking Glasses, Clocks, &C.,
which he will sell at very low prices for cash.
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ANOTHER yIcTIM.-A man named Thos Muldo
ney was run over by the cars on the Wilmington
and Manchester railway the night of the let ins.
He was intoxicated and lad fallen upon the track
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE-The
N. o. Picayune gives some particulars of the loss of
the steamer Monroe, while on her way 10 Yazoo
river. On the 27h OF March, between two and three
o'clock A. NJ, she struck log at Cowpen Point,
five miles above Natchez and sunk In less than five
minutes. The boat and cargo are total loss. There
were no passengers on board. Seventeen lives
were lost, viz: the mate, a negro woman belonging
to Mr.. Partee, and fifteen deck hands and iremen.
The Monroe was heavily loaded with dry goods and
groceries.
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CALIFORNIA FLoUR.-The editors of the New
York Journal OF Commerce short time since re-
ceived from San Francisco small tin box contain.
ing few pounds of -four. The flour has been baked
into biscuit, and both in color and flavor proves
equal to the best extra Genessee. The party who
transmitted the -four is sanguine in regard 10 the
great wheat producing capabilities of California.
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The quickest trip ever made between New York
and Glasgow s said to have been that of the British
ship Three Bells, which sailed the I'D of Febru.
ary, and arrived in the Clyde the 10th of March
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THr Subscribers tor Stock in the Monroe
RUld,ng Fund Association will please come forward
and paw the inItiatory fee of 25 cents each share
An adjourned meeting will be held at the Temper
naoe Hall. rear of Grace Street Baptist Church, on
Friday Evening. April 7th. at O'clock.
The Stockholders are requested TO come prepar
ed TO pay the first monthly ins;aineut
DAVID ]. SAUNDERS,
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apl-6t

FRrprRIcKsBuRG CORPORATION NoTEs
wanted by c. B LUCK, at discount of 25 cents ON
the dollar.
NH 27-ts c. LUCK.
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The tobacco factory Of VIM. Noland. Of Shelby
county, Ky together with his corn crib, hay stacks
and a considerable amount of tobacco, &c., were
consumed by fire on the 18th ult.
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ROBERT HOWARD.
MONROE WARD-SpR,yG ELEcTIoSs

MONROE WARD-OPRING ELECTIONS -
Messys. Editors: The Ward Elections a'e near at
hand. Allow us to suggest to the voters of Monroe
Ward, the name of SAMUEL D. DENOON as sui
table person to represent in the next Common
Hall. In presenting the claims of Mr.. Denoon, we
deem it useless to enter into discussion of his
qualifications and merits. We hope it will be the
pleasure of the people to forward and give him
warm support and ensure his election by hand.
some majority. p.
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
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The CoMET.-We have heretofore announced
that comet was seen last week by the stargazers
of New York We learn that the erratic stranger
has also been observed in the heavens above Rich
mond. The following we copy from the Columbia
South Carolinian ofApril s.
We observed on Saturday evening, in the north
western part of the sky, something very like COM
ct. We have not seen any mention of a comets
expected appearance at this time. Has this one
stole march ON our astronomers
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JOHN N. LEWIS, the regular Democratic candi'
date, has been elected Mayor of New Orleans
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that nncaI =. q. GRATTAE,t Ese.-We trust
eli from nsa;.T nTAN viii be rs-elsctsd to he coan.
We know n,ssa Ward. without doubt or difEcuitv
eel assurea sho, one word to him about il Int ~.
more able or ss,si me citizens Of oar Ward End
Gil Board His at tas Coua-
sonras wa ne conceded BY AIS q
election s.t.es Ne hs, :, n lss Council since h.
viii continue to apply his ,.ssos, sna elect
5est abliies to the advancement Of the sIa,s Z,
narkably attentive to his duties as Ie.
we believe no member Of the Board Is bester aad
TO the applause Of well done, good and fsithgs
vant.n SEVERAL CITIZENS or sef-
sp AZ MADISON WARN
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1t is stated in English papers received by the
Canada, that the Porte objects to any occupation
of European Turkey by Austria. Omer Pacha, the
Turkish commander-in-chief. is very decisive on
this point There is no faith in Austria, and in her
occupation of Servia and Bosnia, she probably, has
covert Russian desigus ideas of conquest of her
own, under the show ofsympathy for Turkey
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Charles Grishan,, d. II. Gordon and w. F. Turn
er, of Va, were at Paris onthe 10th ult.
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In the case of Theodore Rossi, the post office
clerk, in New York, the jury were discharged last
week, falling to agree. Rossi has been released In
ten thousand dollars bail Another trial is to be
had, making the third. Y
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CONVICTED. Conoly Brothsrs was tried last
week in Portland for the murder of Guiner, in the
late Irish riot, and convicted of murder in the sc.
cond degree
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NH q dtde*

To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF RICH-
MoND.-Since have found it to be the desire of
very large number of the citizens of Richmond that
/ should be candidate for the office of CITY SER
GEANT, now at the solicitation of many of them,
declare myself as such; and should it be your plea
to elect me, shall endeavor to fulfill the duties
of the flee to the satisfaction of those who desire
me to fiji it. Your humble servant,
NH SI--5t WIN. GOULDIN.
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GONE AND SEE THE MoON.--A.

TOME AND SEE THE MOON.-A.
~ w. OSBORNE has at last succecded ln taA.ne ~
Daguerreotype Likeness Of the Moon. dnis u: Us
create ct wonder in the Daguerrean Art Ths paone
are respectfully invited 70 call and see it 60.
OSBORNE 4 sending out SEINE OF the unea PIC
lures In the knswn world. He has on hsnd every
style Of Pearl, Shell, Velvet and Morocco wAsEs.
Gold LOCKET6 and PINS, In which Ne VIII ansen
P'S'sies = sns io~sss OSBORNE,
fee sisn 81 the Mammoth Amsrican Flas.
DEMOV L.-DR A. @. HARDIN,
III Graduate OF the Physio Medical College and
In6rmarv OF Ohio still eoatnues g tender n. se!
the depsrtmcrts Of his proiasion, hoping BY strict
sttsnsicn 10 hs profession 70 merit all the patronage
Dr IL nav bs found at the corner Of Broad and
1ith srests III houTA night and day, when not pro-
fssioutiIy engaged, ss SIS
0 Extsacfins Teeth only Is cents. &.
NH I4-5m =
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dispatch from Chicago says that boat con-
tanning three dead men was found on the lake
shore, eight miles west of Michigan City They are
supposed to have been fishermen from Milwaukie.
aud died from eXposure
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Rubini. the great IfaIisn singer, died at BuFssso
o. she "a of March, IN his Goth yesr He the ss.
sociste 81 0risi, LabIschs and Tambunni In their
arestest days
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The circulation OF the DAILY DISPATCH,
exceeds considerably that OF all the Daily papers of
Richmond combined
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To THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF RICH-
nounce myself as candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE of the City of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election After many yearS service in the Police
to confer this office upon me, pledge myself to use
every effort discharge the duties faithfully, and to
give the most ample security for the just accounts
bllity of the peoples money.
NH 2l-dtde CLEMENT WHITE.
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THE CITY OF GLAsGow.-The Boston papers
state that large propeller was seen 30th ult,
ashore on the Hedge Fence shoal, Vineyard Sound,
which may prove to be the missing steamer, City of
Glasgow
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In Cherokee county, Texas. about twelve miles
North OF Rusk, on the 9th, Mr.. Lawrence killed q
Mr.. Moore by stabbine him with knife Lawrence
has been arrested. Both parties were intoxicated
at the time. An afray occurred at Wharton Tex
as, on the l0th, in which w. w. McNiel was killed
by w. B Wilson.
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA-The wife of Mr.
joel Willard, of Buffalo, died last Tuesday, with
hydrophobia She was bitten by cat about two
mouths ago. No symptoms of hydrophobia mani.
Her sufferings during the last two days were in
tense =
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

II OUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
- The subscriber begs to inform the public that
ne Is prepared 10 execute all orders for PLUMBING,
.her IN houses or ships, in the best manner and on
The most reasonable terms Being himself Pracfi-
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that be can give the
most entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
WIN orders. he will also put up Water Closets,
SINS Copper and Iron Boilers, etc On the most APP
stosed principles and at the lowest PRICES Orders
meni 10 at No. 20, Main street. between 18th and 9Th
where orders should be left.
NH 6-lms DANIEL ODONNFLJ.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I respectfully offer myself candidate for
rereiectlon r., a to the Office of SUPERINTENDENT
ap SStA M BATES.
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PARDoNEp.-P. MeCombe Howlaud, ,of Vermont,
who was lately sent to the Ohio spenitentiary for
forgery, has been pardoned. 1t appears he married
aninteresting young lady at New Orleans, and they
Immediately set out tor Vermont, but on reaching
Cincinnati he ran out of money and he committed
the crime in order to procure means to finish his
journey.
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY.-Believing
that MIR. PETER w. GRUBBs would make an efficient
officer, we hereby announce him as candidate for
SERGEANT of the City of Richmond
apl-4t* & MANY VOTERS
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A RBoUR COTTAGE-PLANK

n HUAD.-IDe unuefMKn6u Just
a very neat COTTAGE, on the above road, u miles
from Richmond, which he will open for the reeep-
ton ofcompany, SATURDAY. 1ath inst 4ss s5s.s.s
Gentlemen will find this delightful drive and
when there the Larder and Bar furnished with the
best quality only 49,
The business will be under the supsr1ntendence OF
his brother iu-law Mr.. r.. T. SIM0NS, already f..
vorably known the Saloon attached to the Arbour
Richmond. =,
He hones as he has been to considerable expepss.
and as such Retreat has long been wanted gene
rous nubI:c will las they have donel sustain him
IN bis new enterprise. r. w. ALLEN. sk
M b. Military Companies and Clubs fnrrished
with Dinners. mh ~
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To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF .R,cH.
MoND.-In accordance with the wishes of nanv
friends and urged by desire for the office declare
myself candidate for Sergeant of the City of Rich
mona and promise If elected to give to its duties my
ap S-St* PETER w CpyIppS
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HAVING been d resident of the citv ~
c'ted ey number of my feflow-citisens decIsre
the City Of Richmond. - - - " "
ap 4-2t* PETER w RAySToN
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CPECIAL LNOIICE.-March 81, 1884,
~ The subscribers have the pleasure of announcing
to their customers and fe in the city and country
that they have in their usual good assort-
ment OF staple and fancy Dry Goods, suitable for the
present and approaching season. and that their stock
will as heretofore be kept up during the season by
weekly additions to it.
They istter themselves upon their assortment of
goods and ability to sell them at low prices and will
their assurance to the public. that exertions
shall be spared their part to please and accommo
date.
call is solicited from all in want of goods in our
line. HART l. MOSES,
apl s. Main street.
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CLEMENT WHITE.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND-I take this method of declaring myselfa can
didste for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the voters
think proper to confer the Office en- me, 1t shall be
nv greatest effort to discharge the various duties OF
it with promptness and fidelity -
NH I4-dtde j. P. TYLER.
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HomIcrDE.-1'he Columbus fMiss) Argus Gays
Mr.. Honeycuf, who was overseeing for Judge Fields
his plantation lo mps scufh-east Of that place,
was shot by Mr. Elden Fields, the Judge's son, ,-on
the 10Th, and died from the effects Of the wound
on the night Of the l2th Fields made his escape.
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GRAIN MEAsURER.-I respectfully an.
nounce lnysef candidate for recollection to the above
once l.. FL LUCK
Grain Measurer for Port of Richmond
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CLERa OF THE HusrlNGs COURr.--Tn am
sweI 20 Gard, in Saturdays Dispatch we
on;.; MORN LOTT, MIN that many citizens entertain the
duties OF Clerk Of the Hastings Court in less tba
thia yesrs Many cases could be cited to prove
THOS. L. D. WALFORD are satisfied he H~ = ssli ml;
quaed to discharge the duties of the Office to he
entiie satisfaction OF the community and we hone
will be the pleasure of the voters TO confer
flee upon him on Wednesday next. "
ap4 42t* MANY CITIZENS
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CHAS. C LIPSCOMB. Esc.

10 THE VOTERS OF THE CirY.-I respect
my announce myself candidate for reelection TO
u ne 60 once pow held by me as MANAGER on TIfE
RICHMOND POOR HOUSE. A'
WIN proper appreciation of your knares. ,,er..
'oIore' remain, Your obt servt = ~ 80.
ap 4St* A. MICHAELs.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH.
MoND.-l respectfully announce myselfa candidate
for reelection TO the office Cf SUPERINTENDENT OF
CRY WATER Works.
ap 1-4t* JAMES L. DAVIS
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SPRING TRADE OF 1854.
TO UNTRY MERCHANTS

g MERCHANT s. WESIGER, No.
Oa 1I2 Main street, have received and opened the
largest aud best stock of Ready made CLOTHING,
for Spring and Summer. they have ever offered for
sale. Their goods were manufactured by themselves
expressly for this trade, and win be sold low as
they be bought in any market In addition to
their present stock, they win continue receive
from their factory large supplies so that their
stock will be always fresh aud desirable.
Also, on hand, large stock of Shirts fancy and
white; Fancy Goods, of every description; Rubber
Goods of all styles; Under Shirts and Drawers; Ho-
sery of every style and quality, and every other
ticle usually to be found in clothing house.
s. MERCHANT WEISIGER,
NH T. No II2 Main sf
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PETER w. RAI.sToN.

10 THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RrcH
speetfnily announce myself as candidate far The OF
nee nee OF AcGER 10 the city of Richmond al the en-
shnn eieeion, n and humbly beg your support And
pleasure to serve you to the best of nv kuowisdss
Rally one and all, for =. = - :.
ap 2t* CHsS r. rrucro,,p
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J. P. TYLER.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoNp-I respectfully offer myself Candidate for
the cffice of CITY GAUGER.
JOHN A. HICKS,
NH 9-lm* Deputy Gauger.
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JAMES L. DAVIS,

TO THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF RIcH
MoND.-I respectfully announce myselfs candidate
for e'ection to the Office of REGISTER OF THE Cry
WATER WORKS. M. i. STRATTON.ss
ap 1-4t*
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COMMON COUNCILMEN.-MOnrOe Ward
The following Ticket will be supported for Monroe
Ward, at the approaching election.
;t cOUNCiLMEN.
s. d. Denoon, d J. Saunders,
Thomas Bale, George X. Cratchfeld,
.+.e~ Thomas Sampson.
MANY VOTERS,
from different parts of Monroe Ward.