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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc UTED At THIS OFFICE
ARRIVALS 1T THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY..

AMERICAN HOTEL-C d Hollins, Baltimore; J
Fl Durbren, Carolins N Kirbery. Washington; Mr..
and Mrs Goldman Caroline; A D Allen Washin gton;
w Dsbney, P K; NJ Pail, New York; P
Sanks Baltimore, Williams, N C; Taylor, Nor
folk; II Gresham Augusta; B Ross and dau glitter
Slaughter. lady and ,daus liter. Mrs M Forbes
daughter and servant. Virginis; w Hamilton, ] w
Bruce and family, J Anderson, J w Beebe, New
York; Fl Wolfe. Philade pha; UnderhilL New
York; II Anderson Amelia; Mr. and Mrs J C Phil.
lips Mobile; G o Baker New York; X Blow Sussex:
Mrs Vaughan. 9reensville; Q A Jereng ger and fam,
lily, 9 A; w o Smith, Virginia; Carter, Sidney.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Wm Joyne.. Pete. q
Hanson Me; w Mason, 8 Shomslter, Bush AL.
bemarle; w Payne. Lynchburg; w Gray, Sail:
G LIE Rox. Washington; Precot and lady, Buekinr.
ham; johnson, w Cabeli, Nelson: A C Wilder
w Eppes N Y; Witnrewe and lady, Lewisburs;
Hammet. Montgomery; ii Pepper, Amsterville;
] Thofnton. Orange; w Barker. Abingdon: B
Greenough and lady, Portland; Parish Ala.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-A w Jones. staunton.
] Turner. VIM Burton, Goochiand; r Cronin, Pr
E6w; T g Chestham, w Walker, N C; ] T Wilkp-
son, G WoodsoD, Cumberld; ] Whitmore Rock
bridge; d Dice, Dice, Browning, Philad; Thos ID
Duke, w Porter, Va C r r. L R1csles New X emit;
C Leonard Petsbg; Jones' Louisa; Terrell
Caroline; Gordon, Dettor, Aibmle; J Stamper
New Kent; T r Pollard, Ala DR. J Powell aud lady
Henrioo; r Carter, Richmond; g Wilcox Goochld;
gfed, Va R: II N Moore. w Csmpbeh,
Suttle r Perkins P A Sawyer, g w strstton, D
Hunt C Watkins, G N Lee, Richmd; Eggie-
ston Culpeper; w Under, N c; DR. Nelson, Haa
yer; w Hamilton Randolph; W Nj Lorins, @ Ker-
non, Louisa; w johnson, We; w Parrott, Cor
donsvile.
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-cHARTrR ELECT1oNs.

m pursuaneo of 'afl Act revising and re-
the CITY of RIehmohd" paopsd March 5oth. 1882 an
eIeetios will rs held on Wsdnes6ny. the Attn dsy o.
April 1855 IN each Ward OF the sssd city. foI n ~
members Of the Council and FIVE members OF toe
Court of Hastings; for 9 Mayor. Superintendent. o.
the 0ss Works Superintendent OF street. sn W,n,
t.ndent of she wster Works, kesiGeI OF .ne ~.
sssnt. Hirh Constable, Captain Of the Might Watch.
Msnsssr Of the Poor House, Gsuser, and messnfo'
The sad eleet,ou will be held at the United states
Hotel in Jefferson Ward: at Lafayette Hall, In 70
disor Ward; and at Lacy's Carpenters shop, 80 me
Of Brosd and foushes stree ,W ~
Ward. GUbTAFUs a. Es,
Prest of the Council of the City OF Richmond
NH
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CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsEs.-We believe tits estab-
ished fact in medicine, that no disease can be con-
tracted while the blood is In pure and healthy
state In order to so desirable an object,
recommend to readers the of CARTER's
SPANISH MIXTURE. which is generally acknowledge
ed to be the most eectual purifier of the blood yet
discovered. IL NOT cures, but Is positively the
only remedy which can be depended on as q proven.
tive of spidamic CONTAGIOUS diseaaea.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE We call the
attention of members of the Institute to the fact,
that regular meeting will be held In the basement
room of Metropolitan Hall, this evening, at which
On the 9th inst, special meeting will be held for
the election of officers
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF Rich
MoND-Th ere will be a meeting at Mr. Shads on
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, on MONDAY evening
NJ Lpscomb, Mr. C. White, and ! hope Mr. John
81 Fer gusson, (who filled the office for Is l6 years
as City Sergesnt,) and others.
Mr. Shad having q large Hall for such purposes,
all and every voter in the corporation will please
attend, without distinction of party and let
each other face to face. The freemen of this
try want secrets but what can be spoken in pub
lie debate. NH S0-3t*
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY or RICH
MoND.-I again respectfully announce myself can.
didate for reelection to the Office of HIGH CON.
STABLE. s.
NH S0-dtd J.P TYLER
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ArrrMpr AT RuRoIARy-Ahopt

ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-About three
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Henry ExalI de-
tected a negro fellow endeavorpg to force open
the front door of Messrs. Gocdin Appersons office
An effort TO arrest him. When Mr.. 4. got within
few steps of the thief he broke and run receiying
Immediately gave tbs alarm, and fired pistol at the
fseing fellow, who mp Bank street to 10th. down
10Th 70 Msn and u Main street, and thereby esca-
ping his pursners. isfgs4 e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

The MAYORS CoURT has been unusually
dull for some days past there being but few offend
ers of the law brought before the presiding justice,
to be dealt with in criminal way.
For want of something better, the court room has
been metamorphozed into sort of debating hail.
where the politics of the day are discussed with
ability and tact that would have done credit to the
club rooms and sweat houses of 1874 Well the
people must have excitement, and In these peaceful
times when the illuminating roar" of an enemy's
cannon Is not heard on our borders, when old par.
ty ties have been severed, and when democrats
and wings are standing shoulder TO shoulder, Ia op
position as we'll as In support OF the mysterious
''Sdm" we do not know that it would not be as
well to throw open the court room doors and LEI,
the o1ce-seekers take possession, till they can all
have an opportunity of convincing the 'dear peo-
pie" that they are the very men of all othersto fill
the posts they seek, with credit to themselves and
honor to their country. The scramble now going
on, Is an interesting one to "out siders who have
nothing to gain by the election of this man. or lose
by the defeat Of that man. aud trust our readers
will enjoy the sport, and laugh and grow fat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

MAY MrppLrros, or tie History e q Fsr'
tmme-Thi, is novel by q. w NJ. Rsyno'ds'
author of Mysteries of The Court Of Lon
don," &c, published by Long & Brother
New York.
For sale by l.. l.. Smith. sc. Broad street
n n ri n NAI u " II IL L - A.
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MuaDER.-It was Thomas Gunheis, rssidips near
Athena Ca who. on the night OF the I'D ult killed
As wife by beating her the head with listt-
wood knot Mrs. Gunnels was an estimabls woman
and the mother Of seven children; but rum made
the husband and father murderer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

APRIL Fool, was in the mouth of every
boy in the city yesterday, it being the first day of
April, and not few were the pranks played on the
unsuspecting by "fast Juveniles" who are always
ripe for sport and mischief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

I respectfully announce myself candi-
date for Reelection to the Office Of UPERIN-
TENDENT OF STREETS. N. BATES.
rnb 2n-5ft
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FELLOW CITIZENS OF RICHMOND Il
again myself a candidate for the Office OF
SERGEANT, which you in your kindness elected me
TO one year ego / have endeavored faithfully to
discharge every duty which has devolved upon me-;
and if have failed in any it of the head
and not OF the heart. If you again give me your sui
frsges pledge myself to use every exertion to pre-.
your interest and to discharge the duties of the
office with credit to myself. Respectfully,
NH 26-tde MARTIN M. LIPSCOMB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

ALBERT MIoHAELs, Esq-Sir: at the
last election we cast votes for you beisvins you
to he true whs but In looking over the list OF the
D.mocratic party nom nees In the Enquirer, we saw
with no little surprise youI name announced Iof ln
Office you now fill, and wish to know whetner you
intend to vote for Wise, McComas and bocoek
ap-lts s=-.s. MANI Wnioo.-
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself g candidate
for reelection to the Office of Register Of the City
Water Works. NJ L. STRATTON.
m 22-dtdS
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Up. TYLER.
L. n. LUCK

To MY FRIENDS AND FELLow-CITIZENs
Il respectfully announce myself eand idate for re-.
election to the office Of GRAIN MEAsURER, for
the port of Richmond.
NH 2n-hf IL. III. IIICK-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

The Hon. H. l.. Pinokney has been elected Tax
ooiector for the Parishes of St Phillips and St. Mi.
onaes .. O., by majority of one thousand and
Lightweight votes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

FIFTY CENTS QUIRE.-Canal Bills La
ding, at BUFFERS sIMONS', nearly opposite the
Exchange Bank. Canal Bills Lading at so cents per
quire Negotiable Notes 50 cents per quire; Blank
Books; Stationery, &c, at very low prices.
NH 27-Iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

FLooaEp.--Philip, slave, was ordered q
sound hoseins BY Alderman Farrar. for trespasine
on Ell en- Fetchers for the purpose OF stea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

8 FIRE.-Ab0ut o. clock yesterday morn
Ing, the stable and Kitchen Of Mr.. VIM C. Allen, at
the West end Of franklin street was fred and burn.
ID. Loss about e5Oq
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FOR ALDERMEN

Alfred Inoes William TAYLOR,
John III Leftwitch. Thomas Z. Word,
II. T. Pairo.
The above Ticket will receive the hearty
support of MANY VOTERS OF
ap 2--lts JEFFERSON WARD.
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JOHN PEARCE.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RIoH-
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the office of City Gauser
NH 27-tds* SAMPSON JONES.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of Superinte OF the
City Water Works. JAMES l.. DAVIS.
NH 22-dfdk
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To THE VOTERs OF THE CRY OF Ron.
MoND Il respectfully announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the office of CAPTAIN OF THE
NIGHT WATCH.
NH 27-tds A. WILKINSON
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AM candidate for reelection to the
office of City Collector. JULIUS A. H0BsON.
NH 22-dtdk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

Cow KnLED.-On Saturday morning last
the cars on the Richmond and Frederick rail.
road run over COW at the west end of Broad ct
belonging to Mr.. Starke, and killed her Instantly
The affair was purely accidental.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

The Pittsburs tPa} papers announce the death Of
Hon. James Riddle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

Mf. hooper. the Boston Bank Teller. who recently
somm'tfed suicide, had his life insursd for SO
but ths policy 10 Of course void, ON account of the
manner OF his death.
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ANTEKNOW NOTHING TICKET
FOR j E f FE Il s N w A X ID &.

FOR COUNCILMEN
Richard y. Haskins. Loftin N. Elicit,
Joseph M. Carrinetou, N. s. Hill,
A. g. Clarke
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

CsRfosirIEs OF THE BRITISH CENsUs-
According to the British censrs 60. ,o,,
there was an excess of females over males in
Great Britain of 266, 533. One hundred ond
six men under the age of thirty FIVE had
wives between 60 and 70 years of age. There
are LA cases of men about 40 with w;ves &c
10, of 2,s56, 1913 women between 20 and 40
only l,sos,2le are married, and 1,a4s, 50 are
living in state of celibacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

To THE VoTERs OF RICHMOND Il re-
spectfully announce myself candidate for the Office
of Manager of the Poor House" and If 1t should
be ths pleasure of my fellow citizens to elect me.
promise to devote my best energies to discharge the
duties of the office.
NH 29-tds JOHN PEARCE.
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A. T. BURR, Sec'y-
Richmond, March 81, 1855. ap 2-1

The prevalence OF incorrect notions up
the subject of medicine, is great cause of MIS-
cry. Medical practice should be governed BY prin.
cp!es cautiously deduoed from the contributions OF
long experience and close observations. How IN
portant them that no medicine should be taken by
invalds unless it emanstss from the hands of men
of talent Mt, and the srictest probity HooF-
jackson. Philadelphia. is preparation emansting
from one of the most celebrated practitioners Of
modern times, aud ons of the greatest medical wri-
tsrs Germany ever produced. This article 10 now in
able hands. evidence that the article is prepared
carefully and skilfully it 10 producing The eject the
original inventor intended 1t is used by many OF
the leading practitioners of Philadelphia in of
debility of the digestive organs and hillary appsra
tus and the diseases arising therefrom. We there
fore recommend this medicine to suffering inysds
Agents for this city-MIssrs PURCELL, LADD
Co., and BENNETT BERas, Druggists.
an 2 DIV
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w. ID. Lyon, q member of the North Carolina
House OF Commons died lately at Granville In that
State.
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In reply to the enquiry of MANY Voters
in different parts of the city, declare myself can
didate for the office of Superintendent of the City
Gas Works; and if it should be the pleasure of my
fellowcitizens to elect to this post, pledge my
best exertioas to fill it to the satisfaction of the
whole community. Respectfully,
NH 22-tde THOS. III. WYNNE.
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NORBORNE NORTON g. co. DIAL
~ sEs In Imported aud Domestic CffsARa' No.
!64 mAin IT., opposite American Hotel Kichn,ond,
Va. keep CONSTANTLY hand large ara well seiect.
smut. smut Boxes, Pipes fiPs stsms, "a, "a. ~
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JOSEPH MAYO.

I beg leave respectfully, to announce
myself candidate for reelection to the oficce of
Mayor of this city.
NH 29-dtd JOSEPH MAYO.
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KossurH on THE DEATH OF The CARA
letter from Kossuth on the death Of the Czar.
is very severe on the demonstrations in the
British capital upon in announcement there.

Is very severe on the demonstrations IN the
British capital upon in announcement there
He says:
The rich people OF London were ENJOYING the
performance Of the fashionable L'etoiie dn novd.
and just 10 the midst Of the scene when CrM re.sr
Gomez forward aud considers 1t his ssrsese'e autJ
20 inform the ladies' and gentlemen that tne oesh ..
hi. Imperial Majesty Car Nichols na IrUon ,h.
tremendous cheering and hurrahins, eno cIapP,ns
kands, and waving handt erchiets, and s,nGne 600
Save the Queen and "Pavtant pour Ia sy,s,' nc.
"A strau &c sight forsCoth" We, on our side. when
AFTER hot day of battle. bravey contested and dear.
iy won, we found the gerry corpse OF d;tinsushed
has been by the battles rage and the Joy OF victory,
we carried him TO his grave with all the henors we
could bestow; and our stern warriors who. moment
before faced All the horrors of death with sniIe Q!
contempt on their heroic brow, marched with eyes
downcast in meditation, and with solemn silence,
near the bier of the fallen foe.
And here We see . community. one OF the pre-
tenaed sAodard bearers OF Christian sivIn<aI1u,
carried away to baeshantic ssn,eols aud prah.ss 10y
nut died year ago, before Englsno was yet oihusa
70 war would hsve put the Court OF Enalsod Ano
all the fashionabs circles In mourning tor tortv days.
In spite Of all the misdeeds aud crimes of his former
career, Ia spite of the blood of Poland and Hungary
crying to high Heavens Murder on his name"
The Magyar attributes the rejoicing OF the
English to their being weary of the war.
All that there is aristocratical and CONNER
cial of the nation are tired Of hostilities, and
imagining that peace would follow the death
of Nicholas, they rejoiced. ''rhey felt he
says, as if q nightmare had slipped from
their breast and they could not help shouting
cheerfully, amidst their dream, unconscious
of the fact that the shout is but revelation
of their weakness and fear" He considers
that their awak ening will be dreadful. They
will find, he contends, that the war is to go
on-thst it grew out Of a fiyed and settled
policy, cherished by the rulers of Russia
from the time of Peter the Great, and that is
to get possession of Constantinople which
Russia regards as the key to its own king
dom. Alexander. he argues, will be merely
following out this policy as the incumbent
of "Muscovite Czarism," and not from any
personal ambition of his own.
England dreams Of peace" says Kossuth'
and that is possible, he thinks, if the Bospho-
rous and the Dardanelles are opened to Rus
STA. But this he contends is utterly impossi-
BILE consistent with the declarations of the
British Ministry. If it be granted he pre-
dictsthat Russia will be in the Mediterranean
and the world will have a master, &c. But he
contends that without it there will be no
peace.
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To THE VoTERs OF JEFFERSON WARD.-

y
ALFRED INLOBs, Esq. The vote,s of Jefferson
Ward will be called upon Wednesday next to vote
for Aldermen to on the Hustng's Court bench.
In making your selection you should be careful to-
vote for men of iategence integrity and experience
Such man you have in Mr. Inloes who has served
you with fidelity for many years The writer of this
say from his own knowledge, that no magistrate
in the city mas been regular in his attendance
upon the Court or faithful in the discharge Of
his various and responsible duties. To ausble bland
he unitss firnness and decision of chsrac-
ter. He ia OF iiue business capacity, clear
perception and vigorous mind His character 10
lpesehsEe, and he 10 admitted to be Of the best
Informed magistrates the bench. To such men
and none other should the administration of justice
be ooahdSd- Let Jefferson Ward show her appreci-
alton of his long and faithful service by giving him
increased majority. 6...-
ap Fit ONE OF THE PEOPLE,
To THE VoTERs OF MONROE WARD.-Al-
low to call your attention to the name of DR..
ROBERT ARCHER, d suitable person TO repre-
sent us in the Common Council, aud one who will
advocate and support the erection of Work House.
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
an 2-Str
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NASAL-Ths U. s. brig Bainbrdge was to have
sailed from Hampton Roads Saturday last for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

l4AwLEssNEss IN New YoRK.--The New
York Herald says that the New Workers pay
from FIVE to six millions of taxes year for a
city government, but the corruptions of the
political parties, and their rufianly associa.
tions and instincts, have reduced the city to
the mercy of an organized vagabondism
Yet it hopes for better things 1t remarks
that Mayor Wood has discovered the impor-
fant fact that considerable majority of the
people of the great metropolis are in favor of
the usages and restraints of civilized society,
and In the course of year or two ii hopes
that the services Of vagabonds and ruffians
may be dispensed with in the management of
political affairs.
A sermon was lately preached in the Meth.
odist Church, John Street, New York, bv the
Rev. Mr.. Hare, the minister of the church
which drew terrible picture of the ruf1ians
Of New York. He comes down with the
most unsparing severity and unfalterinp
courage upon the whole tribe of pupilists
and rowdies. If New York does not free
herself from the reign of these tyrants OF
Ihe drinking houses, she will drive all men
VINO have any interest in the good order of
society from her limits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

On Saturday last, we had the melancholy
pleasure of participating in the last dinner at the
Columbian under the administration of Col. Ward
1t was pleasure, for it Is always pleasure to
dine at the Columbian yet melancholy pleasure
for we had to take leave of the venerable proprie
tor, Col Ward, as warnl-hearted and whole souled
a virginia gentleman as ever lived God bless the
old Colonel wherever he goes. He has host of
ardent friends here-friends who love and respect
him. and never did man better deserve them.
The Columbian has passed into the proprietor
ship of Mr. Porter, a gentleman formerly well
known to our citizens for bis enterprise, energy
and business habits We have no doubt he will
fully sustain the popularity and prosperity OF this
famous inn. Major Seayres, the efficient and in
domtable caterer still remains, and with such
rst lieutenant, the Columbian cannot fail to retain
its stronghold upon public favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

To "MANY VorERs. just re-
turned home, after few days absence, discover
that my name has been mentioned in connection
with the office of Common Councilman of the city
of Richmond. | must respectfully decline the ho-
nor. as cannot serve, if elected
NH 81 OLIVER P. BALDWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

! BLAcKwooD's MAGAzIsR.-We have fro,,
inc agent, Mr.. Woodhouse, the March No. of
nisckwood, containing a continuation of
Aadee-Vagabond Life in Mexico-A Peep
at Paris, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

A CARD.-In answer to the inquiry of q
Citizen" in the Dispatch of March 18th, have on
ly to that have said did not expect to be
reelected that did not design being candidate
for reelection
have now been nearly four years In the office
during which time l have underworld 10 Discharge
the duties OF Superintendeat of the City Gas WORKS
faithfully and impartiay end il In that capacity,
have given satisfaction, hope it may be the pleas
ure Of the citizens to elect me again.
NH l6-td Very respectfully.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL (Red ASH N"'
~ a 81 Sc psr load. For ale b ,.yrs
ap7-Stsodn Basin banh, hstwssn y enc is"'"
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"THE SLAVE OF THE LAMP," by William
North, author of "Antk Coningsby," &c: N.
York, Long Brother. The author of this
work committed suicide in New York in No
yember last, as we are informed. He was an
Engiishmsn OF talent, and exceedingly SEN
sstive disposition, who gained some literary
reputation in England by his "Anti- Conings
by" aimed at D'Israeli's "Coninosbv y
The Slave of the Lamp is published in q
very pretentious style, and the publishers
evidently anticipate for it rua. We bay.
not read It. * ssE
For sale by l.. L. Smith, $50 Broaa @,
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DIcHMOND IRON AND STE L L

DICHMOND IRON AND . TE
IL WosKs-NgAx THE PErERssusso n an.
ps,nns. lanes HUNTER T. co. eIa.
tnas to Manufacture from best selected ssss PpvAL
various sizes Of BAR, SAND ROD OBJ sa ne .s,ss.
IRON to the superior quahtJ y, wn' s..osfmept Of
COACH s,Sn c and BUGGY THE. and aoEs sr shS 81.
IRON canstaatiy on hand. fkou :ssnnlisa 81
signsd sxpressiy for " Railroad Ffos''
abort notice. s.
- Merchapt Iron exchanged for SCRAP
my sI-dSt& clta