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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-01
CoMMERcIAL CoNvEsr1oN.-At meet.

COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONAL meet.
ing OF the citizens OF Richmond held some three
weeks since to appoint Delegates to the Conven-
ton to be held in Charleston on the 10th inst the
Mayor'of the city,, JOSEPH MAYO, Esq, who was
Chairman of the meeting was requested to appoint
fifty delegates, and afterwards by resolution given
the authority to fill all vacancies that might occur
pointed delegates having declined to serve, the
Chairman has filed the vacancy thereby created
We therefore give below list of those who have
declinded, as also the names of the gentlemen APP
pointed substitutes: ,-.~s.f :.
]. M. Patton, Lewis Webb, w. Q BreedeD, Benz.
Richardson O. A. Strecker Jas. Bosher, d. Won
grooming, P. T. Moore, D. Currie, J. X. CaskieJ.
Gardiner, r. H. Cabell, w. Patteson, I. r Price,
John H. Gmer aud William F. Richie, Esqs..
having declined attending the Commercial Con-
vention at Charleston the following gentlemen
are appointed their substitutes, to wit: Judge
Meredith Wilson P Bryant, Robt. Ridgeway, R. A..
Pryor A. j. Crane, T. p August. w. w. Crump,
H. X Ellyson, Beverly Clopton, JAS. B Ferguson
DR.. P. C. Gooch, Henry Exall, Chas. Rose, Charles
Ellis, Thomas U Dudley, and Lewis D. Crenshaw,
Esqs.
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SECRETING A SLAyE.-Amanda slave to
William Kelly of Hanover, was tried before the
Mayor yesterday on the charge OF aiding and ad-
vising Jenny a slave to Dr. r. T. Hundley of Han
over, to escape from her owner. The evidence
proved that Amanda was hired to free negro, and
was herself going at large-that Jenny had run
away number of times within the past two years
that she had been twice captured while fugitive
in Amanda's house--that she ran off from Mr.. s..
Cooper last Saturday and was caught Tuesday af-
ternoon in the street. in company with Amanda, and
having one other baskets of clothes in her posses
sion-that portion OF her clothes were found in
the house of the prisonerand that on the very day
that Jenny run off from Mr.. Cooper, Amanda en-
CURED of Elvira, another of DR.. Hundleys slaves,
where she lived. 1t was further proved that Aman-
da had been warned not to harbor Jenny, and
threatened with punishment if she did SO.
The Mayor, after hearing the evidence and the
argument of counsel for defence, decided that
Amanda should receive twenty-five stripes, and then
be committed to prison until the next term OF the
Hastings Court, at which time the free man who
hired her would be called upon to show cause why
he should not be fined for permitting her to 60 at
large.
FROM both these opinions Mr. Kelly took an ap-
peal, and entered into bonds in the sum of $500,
conditioned that the prisoner should appear at the
time named to answer. Itmay be that the appeal
will the ogging, but we are strongly inclined
TO think that the Hastings Court will fully concur
in the decision already given.
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.IRSH & BOTTCHER. 70 B

IL STREET, have now in store and are daily re-
ceiving their Spring supplies cf TRIMMINGS ofthe
latest and most approved styles, together with
large variety of FANCY ARTICLES, in part from
the personal selection of Mr.. C. Bottcher, now in
Europe. ..--,--, -. ..
BRAIDING and EMBROIDERY WORK having
recently engaged several competent hands employed
in that line. Many new and desirable trading and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to our
assortment, which we will stamp draw at short
notice, aud on the most reasonable terms -..
ap lm*@
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The FIRST MARKEr.-If members of
the City Council who have heretofore opposed the
rebuilding the FIRST market, could have seen its
damp, cold, cherries condition yesterday morning
notwithstanding the efforts of its efficient clerk to
render it comfortable, we think they would have
the Improvement be made at once. The present
building is disgrace to Richmond and should be
torn down, whether it is to be superseded by ano-
Their or not r.. f'7 T."l n .tsFttja -. .frEt
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AYERS CHERRY PFcToRAL is most excellent re-
medy for Coughs and Colds. We have had occasion
to try its virtue repeatedly during the winter just
closed, and always found its attended with bene-
fetal results. Those who afflicted in this way. will
de well to try it. 1t be had at almost any of the
Drug Stores -H0tkida ysbur0 Register, Pa.
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b WATCH BROUGHT IN.-The gentleman
that lost his gold watch on the plank road can gel
it by calling at the Dispatch counting ROOM
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F1RE.-Between and 4 o'clock yester-
day morning room in the fourth story OF the prick
Elyson as printing office, was discovered to be
fire, and the alarm Immediately thereafter given
The firemen, unreasonable as was the hour, were
speedily the spot and extinguished the flames in
a very few minutes. The fire was caused by the
carelessness of one of Mr. Els servants Frank. who
ON being taken sick, had struck MATCH lit lamp,
and thro wing the unextinguished match on the ia.
BILE went down stairs. When he returned he found
the room and its contents enveloped in flames
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Ellyson's loss is
small-probably not exceeding $50. - s.,...
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THE OFrIcE or SEsarAEr-For 1

TIE OTTICE or SksGEAHTs--E0 one
am mn Hjlling y vote Tor nan who maintaIns that
he derives neither honoT nor enuolwments from the
Office he seeks. Mr.. Fursuseon, following the exAr-
pie Of "rt-clsss' hotel keepers represented TO the
late lie esistufe thst he could not aferd 70 keep hs
boarding hotse, THE jail snd 10 perform ossS du
Tee of his efce, at the prices which he hss been
ceisnf for short life time, and demanded higher
price for board, he. The tfinmphsst sxpossre Of
the facts by Mesus. Wallace of PefessburG, and eta
pies Of Patrick, gav1 death blew st Dpcs To- -
susson's effort to mako tho voters Of Richmond pay
(slresdy great bnrdenl for keeping the large
rates perempfony refused TO grant Mr. Us applics-
ton In truth, Mr. Staples, e Whig. well a. Mr..
Fursusson) maintained that the present prices, In
stead Of being Increased ought to be reduced HISS
Mr.. Furgusson made any money outef the Office Il
he not still enjoying profit from II, scarcely sur
passed by the SALARY Of the most favored Licer of
the Commonwealth Every person who knows snY
thing on the subject viii answer in the affirmative
Then Why does he attempt to make the dear PEG.
peu paw him still more Does he mean t. press the
demand for higher fees before tbs next LeGsiatnre7
Ifthers 10 any In the claim he set mp few days
ago for more ay, then 10 bis duty still to endes
yor to get his fees increased For one however,
unwilling thus to grease the already fatted animal
and shall ia view of the facts to which refer, give
my vote on this occasion for another candidate.
csnnot consent to force the Office upon Mr.. Furgus
son I had avowed my intention to vote for Mr..
Sheppard but a. he has declined the call made ppon
him, shall now vote for Mr.. WILLIAM GOGG-
DIN, man of the people-sye repest, emphsti-
cally, MAN or THE PEOPLE, and a gentleman alto
gether worthy and in every respect qualified for the
Office
ap lit et.+- A TAXPAYER
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Palpitation of the heart nervous diseases liver
complaint, neuralgia dyspepia costiveness and piles
are relieved and cured in incredible short space
time by CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, the great tonic
and Purifyer Of the blood. Give it trial
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So MUCH FOR BRANDY.-The Clerk of
the first market had to lock up man from Hano-
strong drink, and thereby became annoying to the
market people and all others in the neighborhood
While in the cell, he made violent effort to force
the grating and thereby effeet an escape but failing
and like picked goose, was almost in a state of
nudity when bailed out from his..prison CELL
What yrant is old alcohol, thus to deprive one of
reason and strip him ofhis clothes. Touch not the
monster, or you too may fall prey to his desoat-
ing passions.
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THE MANcHEsTER BuILDING FUND Com
pANY is now fully organized All the shares of stock
In said Company are, however, not subscribed for
Persons wishing to subscribe still do So under
resolution of the Board of Directors, at any time
previously to the 18th inst on the same terms with
the original subscribers. t--sr slt -
Arrangements have been made by the Secretary
to receive the regular dues and payments from sub.
scribers residing in the city of Richmond, at Mr. r
NJ Zimmerman's store. where he can be found on the
14th inst. between the hours of 10 A. M and Up M,
ap 1-3t* JAS ID SCOTT Sec.v
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New MUsIC.-We have from Mr. P II. TAYLOR
opposite the Banks, "With ecery Joy and Pleasure
gay a ballad, words by C. Sherry, music by w.
WHITMARsH 1t is a very sentimental and pretty
affair. f...s s..- ..- etg .s.E .,-.. Va.
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FNED-Jacob Woodson was fined 81
end costs for the improper conduct Of his black
driver, Albert Anderson. who left his horses In the
middle of Broad street last "wednesday evening,
while he took inside seat to hold social converse
with lady of coler.
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sAcpIDENr.-A negro man named Ben,
employed on the steamship Roanoke met with
serious accident last Thursday afternoon While
hoistDg freight out Of the hole by means of horse
power, he was caught by rope attached to pull.
lay and seriously Injured near the lower part OF
the abdomen that surgical operation was found to
be necessary to save his life tFtsss PiIts. = -
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RoBBERY--An old man named THOMAS

RoBBERY--An old man named THOMAS
BINNs, from Charles City, brought load of shad
to Richmond last Wednesday, and sold them for
about $25. After collecting his money, he INDUCED
rather freely strong drink, and then, in into Xxi
Gated state started home in his cart. On reaching
Rockets, the old fellow dismounted to take his
parting drink, and having imbibed freely, was put
in bis cart and started on the road homeward. On
getting nearly opposite Messrs Dunlop, Moncure
& Co. 3 sugar house, two men went to him and had
a conversation, and an old lady in the neghbor
hood saw them rob him of his bag of money AS
yet no warrant has been issued for the arrest of
little doubt that they will be taken up and given
hearing for the peatentiary, the proof of their
guilt is Of the most positive kind.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICEs.

LARGE SALE OE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, TOBACCO PRESSES, FIXTURES, &c-The
particular attention of the public is respectfully
called to the large sale of Real Estate, Slaves, To
bacco Presses, Fixtures, &c, belonging to Col. SAM
5. Myers. to take place on TUESDAY next, the 4th
April 1854, commencing at ii O'Clock The sale will
begin with the Slaves See advertisement for terms,
&c.
After the sale of the Tobacco Fixtures will be
sold several lots of perfectly seasoned Poplar But
tonwood and Cherry Plank, suitable for tobacco
boxes and frst-rate Steam Engine
NH 3l-dtds GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
Mr.. DENTON OFFUTT invites the public
to witness the exhibition of his mode of teaching
Horses to submit to the shaking of buffalo skin and
the rafting of umbrellas and beating of drums. THIS
EVENING, at O'Clock, opposite Mr.. Earnests sta
bic, on Council Chamber Hill.
Horses will be taught the of their ways re.
penting of their fears, and do more. 81
My pupils in the city are invited to be present and
witness the exhibition. ap I-It*
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YIoLxNr ADMINISTRATORS Tie WAS ar

VIOLENT AssAULT-James Tie was ar
rasned before the Mayor yesterday to answer to the
charge OF violently assaulting and beating an old
His Honor on being Informed that Mr.. Mathews
was too badly beaten to attend Court, continued
the examination until Monday next, and required
the accused to enter into bond with good security
to keep the peace, and to appear and answer the
charge preferred against him etls8 bsss
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EY We are indebted to Hon j. NJ Mason
and Hon. Lohn Letcher, fer interesting doe.
uments Hit
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RicHNosp Wme.-.Ms. J. c. sn,rrn. fa,,,..,.
Of the Lynchburg pirsfnian, has purchased An 4.
terest 10 the Wig, Of this city. and win
devote his stsshtionl 70 the business dspassmmt
81 that paper.
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THAT BRIDGE-0H 14th street, is about
being built and then, when the various obstruc.
tons are removed the trading completed and the
paving finished, what time OF rejoicing there will
be among the people who have business TO transact
along its line & 49,
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fry On our first page will be found some inter
esting particulars of the latest foreign news
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PREAcHiMe.-The Rey. DIR. Cox, o,
teran Church, corner OF Franklin and f,sh streets
Grey. MI. Read's Tomorrow Sunday morning. al
II O'Clock; and NOT atthe Rev Mr.. Hopcs' church
q we erreneonsy stated IN yesterdays paper DR.
1ox y ssm g De most eloquent Divine and viii
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THOMAS L. D. wALFoRD.

To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY II re-
spectfully announce myself candidate for re-elec.
ton to the Office held by me, Manager of the
Richmond Poor House. With proper appreciation
of your kindness heretofore, remain, 5o
Your obdt. servt., S. l.
an 1-lt* A, MICHAELS
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MARRIED

In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 29th inst i, BY
city, to Miss REBECCA GOLDSMlT, of the latter
place. -is. ~-S 3
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INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR AT RICHMeND, for
the third quarter, ending March 3lst 1884,.
b.. $40 bbls. Family ...
1869 do. Extra Superfne
1e3.8l6 do. Superfine
1856 Half bbls. do. --- --.-t
1853 bbls Fiae
10478 DO. Middlings
23H do. CONDEMNED.
DANIEL 8. DELAPLANE,
apllt $500 Inspector.
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LAID OyER.-Yesterdav was tha

LAID OvER.-Yesterdsy was the time
appointed for the examination Or George and RI.
cert Booth, Gather and sou) charged with threat.
anng 70 cane and shoot Jerome Isacey, bat omine
g tne severe indiappsilipn OF George Booth, By
wnicn ne was confined 70 his bad, the examination
80 csn.inued until Monday next, and tho son I'D.
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A TAXPAYER.


The writer of this has known Mr.. PETER
w. RALsroN for many years. and believes him to
be in every respect most worthy man, peculiarly
qualified to fill the office of SERGEANT of our city
How frequently is 1t that the poor unfortunate in
mates of our Jail need but timely word of kind per-
suasiou in their lonely hours of and shame
TO form new resolves to lead lives of future honesty
sobriety, respectability and usefulness.
Commuuing with their cool reflections In the 81
lence of their dark and gloomy cells their past err.
ro' and crimes reviewed with deep contritiop
and then is the hour when q few words of remon.
STRANGE will do good towards efecfiog entire
form than all the legal ensctments aud consequent
panishments that be invented, and for this hu-
name duty Mr. Rsston is happily suited
Nor Should il be forgotten, that In addition to sup
porting his own family, Mr.. r has given much of bis
humble means to aid the Orphans feature In his
character that must commend itself to citizens.
Worthy then, of the confidence and support of his
fellow.citizsns shall he not receire their rotes,
ap1 Its x. Y.
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JEFFERSON.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY or Rich
MoND.-Having seen that Mr.. Chas Howard declines
being candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk
of the Hastings Court at the request of number of
friends here announce myself candidate for said
office, and promise you if elected to use my utmost
exerions to give general satisfaction in the perform
ance of its duties. .1t,s
"A
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10 Dollars 5, r. RE WA the
Wool Manufacturing Company, few weeks since,
a NEGRO MAN, named SAM Said Negro was
hired from Mrs L. g. Allan, and 10 doubtless lurking
about this city or in the neghborhood of Mrs Aans
Farm, in the county of Goochland
SAM Is about Is years of age, black, and about 8
feet 5 or inches in height. : ..,a5 s l.'s p
The above reward will be paid for his delivery to
the Superintendent at the Factory.
an I-dSt c2W<
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.JrrrrRsoy WaRp IICKET--FELIow

JEFFERSON WARD 1ICKET.--FELLow-
CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON WARD:--Mr. VIM, Jack
son Clarke is gentleman eminen'ly qualified to dis.
charge the dulles of Councilman with credit 70
himself and those whom he represents. He is in
favor of Work house for the CT y, and will press
the with his CHARACTERISTIC energy; and this
comprehensive views to represent the decsying 10.
terests of this section of the city 1t is emed
necessary eplogse Mr.. Clarke, who hiss been long
and favoraby known to his fellow-citizens gen.
teman and scholar.
The voters of the city requested 10 raj in SUI
port of the following ticket, composed OF men OF
ste Ring business qualifications; Il
Councimen-R. o. Haskins. VIM. Jackson Clarke
Jas. M. Talbot, N. B. Hill, A. Richard =
Aldermen-Alfred Inoes, A l.. Royster, William
Tavlor, r. D. Ssnxay. Lsfin N. Ellet
Mayor-Joseph Mayo. go $3.50 ~
Clerk Hustings Court. L. d. Waford p.
Guager-J FL. Strobia.
Grain Measurer-L. Fl. Luck. a-rs-.
Constable-J. P. Tyler.
ColIector-Julius A Hobson. - -
ap Its tss4-a JEFFERSON
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GPECIAL NOTICE.-March 81, 1884,
~ The subscribers have the pleasure of announcing
to their customers and friends in the city and country
that they have in store their usual good
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. - ~. 90, =
They flatter themselves upon their assortment of
goods and ability to sell them low prices and will
renew their to the public that no exertions
shall be spared their part please and accommo
date - ~
call is solicited from all in want of goods In our
line. HART MOSES
ap1 e. .< g. Main street
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AT MEETING OF MARION DIVISION, No.
s, of 8. Oft, held at Union Temperance Hall, on
Thursday evening, March Goth. 1858, the following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing quarter
w r.. VIM. +. Atkinson; W. A , VIM. B. Robbins
r. s., Francis s. West; A. r. S., Jno. d. Armstrong
F. g., not filled; T., B. T. Wells; c., Geo. w. Rady
A. c, Geo. H. Culver; j. s.. Junius 3 Pryor U. s.,
Thos J. Minor. GEO. w. RADY R. S.
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TICKET FOR JEFFERSON WARD
For Mayor-Joseph Mayo. sN
ft-fa $3.50 FOR CoUNCILMEN; + q-fst st ~ ri
Edwd McAdsm, r. o. Haskins "a 5.
J. NJ Talbot, Jos M. Darlington,
) s-tss,e =, A. Richards.
This ticket win receive the united support of e.
ap1 At MANY VOTERS
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To THE VOTERS or THE CiTY.-Believing
that Mr.. PETER w. GRUBBs would make an efficient
officer, we hereby announce him candidate fol
SERGEANT of the City of Richmond So y 3
an l-4t* .s.s MANY VOTERS :
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Lelt our
". factory tina oath inst, NegrolMan named Pc
TER BALL. formerly belonging to the estate of Jno
EnderG about five feet high, rather spare, dark CON-
plexiop, side whiskers and mustache, prominent
mouth, very small chin, and stammers. He had a
pass to Milly Balls, on Shockoe HILL The above re-
ward will be paid on his delivery to us
,sq.- WILLIAMSON w. ALLEN Co,
ap 1-2t' opposite TaIbott's Foundry
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RIcHMoND March S1st, 1854
nR. JAMES BOLTON-Dear Sir: NV

|nR. JAMES BOLTON--DearS Sir: Nv
II offer addressed to you aud Dr. Parker, in the Dis
patch of3oth aud 3ls ins has been formally dec ned
by him, yet not advised that any notice of the
offer has been taken by yourself. ea7}fl. ~ -!
For obvious reasons respectfully request that You
formally accept or reject the offer 1t Is true that ON
Tomorrow after the close of the diplomatic hours
II you do not formally accept the offer 10 ipso acte
rejected; but this snbsentio mode has never been In
favor the court circle, is it usual among gen.
tiemen. 3 ,f,zss4 ~ -
/ BYour answer is pected promptly-say Pm,
or this will be published in the Dispatch Of to.mor,
row. g. II, JONES.
P.S. DIR Bolton csnnot plead want of notice, a.
copy ofthe above was duly left at his residence
ssp Its n Is a. 4
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SHOcKOE HILL BUILDING FUND AssocIA-
will be held TONIGHT, Saturday, LIST April. az ii
o'clock, at Schad's Hall Dues to the COMPANY must
be paid before the hour Of meeting.
Those persons who have subscribed for the addi-
ionai one thousand shares are requested to be pre-
SENT OF represented, at the citing, prepared to
pay " 80 on each share of their stock that IT, on
March and April instruments 81 EACH Entrance fee
interest, &c, thirty cents, :
The proposed amendments to the Constitution. In
creasng the number Of shares will be acted upon at
this meeting. -
Dues may be paid in during the day, at the Hall.
where the Secretary win be in attendance
By order. rI-.1'.f-,,
ap1-It* J. w. REEVE, sec'y.
The Subscribers for Stock in the Monroe
Building Fund Association, will please come forward
ana pay the ntatory fee OFFS cents on each share.
An adjourned meeting will be held at the Temper
ance Hail. lear of Grace Street Baptist Church, on
Friday Evening. April 7th, at O'Clock.
The Stockhoiders are requested to come prepar-
ed to pay the first monthly instalment.
ap Let Hea.H ~. X 2517 Treasurer. sa
THE RICHMOND BuILp1SG FUND CoMpANY
viii hold their Monthly Meeting at their room
In the Law-Buiiding, this evening" list April at n
O'Clock. 80 =
More funds than usual will be offered for the re.
demption of shares. l 10 }7;f.E5 - s-lsssf-1-f
o. The Board viii meet in the Secretary,s Office
TINS afternoon at SIX O'Clock. B. B. MINOR
ap lit nae Sec,y and Solicitor
TyroGRAPpIcAL MEETING. regular
Monthly Meeting of the Richmond Typographical
Society will be held at Odd Fellows Hail this even.
ing, at O'Clock. ]. M FRANCISCO. -
ap lit ~ e "a ~ aslsl Secretary =
Auction WORCESTERSHIRE is solicited
to sale This Morning at 10 O'Clock.
ap1 ALEX MOTT A. 70 Aurt.
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/ respectfully announce myself q candi,
date for reelection to the office of CRY CoLIEcToR
ep Ifs JULIUS A HOBSON
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CRY GAUGER.-E. w. TOmpKINs will be
voted for at the ensuing election for the office of Cry
GAUGER. 49, e fs1t MANY VOTERS
an I-4tt ss.sEf $500 go ..Igtt ~
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AUCTION NOTIcE.-Attention is solicited
to our sale This Morning. at 10 O'Clock
ap1 ALEX. MOTT l. CO., Aucts.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH-
MoND.-l respectfully announce myselfa candidate
for reelection to the Office CT SUPERINTENDENT OF
CITY WATER WORKS. ss.ss,7E.
an l-4t* JAMES l., DAVIS