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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

rr Mr.. VIM. s. Wood. the candidate for
Serseancy not recommended stated In the pa
Ter of the Slst March, the Democratic party, by
the meeting of Saturday night last-his name being
simply suggested the most polite one to be voted
for az he had pledged himself without qualification,
to the support of the nominee of the Cincinnati Con-
ventiOn.
Mr. Wood, having heretofore invariably voted the
Wing ticket and in the last gubernatoria contest
ted for Flournoy Beale and Patton. can hardly ex'
pect to catch rejecting Democrats, by 20 sudden q
ap lit TRUTH.
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r. To the Voters Of Richmond City,.
the American and Wing of Monday morning, that
had been nominated on Saturday last BY the Demo
cratic party for GAuGEa, and that MI Hill had been
Selected for the Office of CITY ASSESSOR il errone-
ous The Democratic party have made no nomina.
tons for the said Offices. am informed that there
was no meeting Of the Democratic party the eve.
ming referred to. but meeting of the Vigilance Com
mittees, which was purely q business meeting, and
they made such nominations. s
Ism still q candidate for the Office of CITY AS.
SCISSOR; and should you confer the appointment up-
me- win try 20 to discharge its duties a. to merit
the Appreciation Of eli my fellow citizens
sp1-Hs Your ob't serv't s. N. DAVIS
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Election In Lyuchburg.

LYscHBURe, April 1.-The municipal election
took place to-day The entire American ticket
was elected, As follows Mayor, VIM. d. Branch;
City Sergeant, Hy Huntington; High Constable,
VIM. B. Brown Master Of Police, Jas. Fl. Simp-
son; Commissioner of Revenue W. P. Sisson.
The whole ticket except the High Constable was
elected without opposition. Mr.. Brown, the
American candidate beat j. G.. Royal, the Demo
cratic candidate, by only ten votes D. I'm
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" Now sprtag stock of Dry .Gesds.-

~ New Sprfag stock of Dry Goods
BkEEDEG, FOX co. are now in receipt Of the,
Fail supply of SPRING GOODS, purchased under
the favorable circumstances at private and pub.
lie saes consisting Of all the new styles and fabrics in
Ladies' Dress Goods, with full stock of BoyS.
Misses and Servanrs' wear.
In Housekeeping and Plantation 4oods their stock
Ii very large, and they respectfully solicit their city
and country friends to examine the same, with the
assurance that the prices will be found very cheap
and the goods of the best make and styles
Also, an assortment of spring Wracpings, and -
81 and Ga Canton Mating, Just received.
NH 23-6t pit BRcAp SrRgET
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ET To the voters OIL the lily OF h1cnmOn0s
FELLOW CITIZENS: In responding to the many fat
terng calls which your kindness has induced you to
make upon me in reference to becoming candidate
for the office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond,
it affords pleasure that having been connected
with the Office in question for nine years past feel
it, and should it be your pleasure to confer it on
my best efforts shall be exerted to merit your entire
approval. PHILIP r. WINSTON.
28-fs
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crTo the PubIic.-A hRnd-bi was nut /,

circulation Yesterday evening, signed Young Anne
RIGA" preferring several charges against me- some of
which have been proven to be fa'se by Mr. Fox him
self in the meeting at the African Church. and 9TH
ers by Mr. Cha,. T. Worthsm, and the balance pro-
and will prove be false in spirit and in sub
stance. ..-
ask the public not to be rnsled by such false
hoods, published bdseiy and anonymously just the
of the election, when for ant of time it 10 not
possible to confront and refute them.
1t cannot be denied that the duties of my Office by
my exertions and of my deputy, have been per-
formed to the satisfaction of all.
ap2 ---lt SAMPSON JONES, City Gauger
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II Americans Rally to the Polls!
VOTE EARLY

VOTE AT ONCE! VOTE ALL TOGETHER!
Let us inaugurate the principle that to NOMINATE
is to ELECT Let us discard personal preferences
and vote unitedly for B.. .-sts
OUR CHOSEN MEN
Let not be content with simple victory, but an
overwhelming one one that will ensure an easy tri-
umph in November! To the Polls, then, to the
Polls VOTE QUICKLY AND VOTE EARLY FOR THE
WHOLE AMERICAN TICKET
Election Wednesday, April2 ap2-1tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

TITO the Ladies...The (genuine) "Elec.
TIC OIL made by Dr.. smith Of Philadelghis called
LADD Co. and other respectable dealers is Frest
public benefit not only for Rheumatic pain in old
age out ior the pa1ns ana irrssons OF children 1t
duce broken breast and nipples In short
time. Try it for Ear-Achc. Mumps and Swelnss Of
all kinds. ER Electric Oil, signed A. z. Smith and
De Grath Co. NH 22-dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Kansas election in
vestisating committee before stsrting made ar
r&ngements with parties here to supply them with
money, in anticipation of the $1,000 to be paid
but not appropriated by Congress.
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wFuii Ticket for Monroe Ward.

~ FuH TICKET Tor WOnrO0 VIRTUES
For Mdpor-IOSEPH MAYO.
Commonwealth Attorney-R. T. DANIEL.
Seroeant-P. w. GRUBBS. s-
Assessor-S!N. DAVIS.
Citp CoHector-J. HOBSON.
High Constabie-FRED. BUTLER
GGuger---RICHD FOX.
Grain Measursr--L. Fl. LUCK.
Sapt Water Works.--JAS. L. DAVIS.
Supt. Gas Works---T. H WYNNE.
Supt Streets M. BATES.
Register Water Works--M. L. STRATTON.
Keeper Poor House--JNO. PEARCE.
CAPT Mont Wdtch---A. WILKINSON.
Aldermen,
n C. Lipscomb James Bray
c. C. Elicit, Fleming Griffin,
John M. Murray.
Council,
r. @. Morris. J. B. Morton,
j. A, Scott d. ]. Saunders,
@. K Crutchfeld.
NH 9Q-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

~ To the Voters of HenricO County,
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONERS OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
pleasure to elect me, pledge rayself to give nay
divided attention to its dutien Having acted a. .
deputy under Mr.. John o. Godtn last year, and with
charge the duties of the Office promptly, faithfully,
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO.
MI Aim
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CT American Tlcket.-Nominees p the
American Party. Election "Wednesday, April "a;
Mayor-JOs. MAYO.
Seyoeanf-M. NJ, LIPsCOMB. Ef8 4
Assessoy-D. M. MILL Err. fE
Coileefoy---JULIuS A. HOBSON.
Hioh Consfdble---FREDK BUTLER. $50
Gauger--RICHARD FOX.
Supf. Water Works---J. L. DAVIS seFssses =
Supt Gas Works--THOS. H. WYNNE.
Sups Streefs---M. BATES.
Grain Mearurer--JAS. B. GIBB.A
Register Water Works---M. L. STRATTON.
Keeper Poor House---JOHN PEARCE.
Captain Night Wateh---A. WILKINSON.
NH 3l-5t
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tn the vnters If Djstrfct No. q

u To the Voters Of District NO. OF
Heprico county-FELLow CITIZENS: In the month
of February last received your sufrages for the
Office of CONSTABLE, which office have dis
charged the best of my ability On the 22nd OF ay
next. YOU will again be called upon to make seec-
ton for that office take this aston to announce
myself as candidate for that office. and if elected
promise you to leave nothing uudone on my part 70
merit your confidence and esteem -
NH Sl-ts ----- JOSEPH G. METTERT.
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~ To the Voters OF the City Of Rich.
mond.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for the office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
at the ensuing election Should it be the pleasure of
my fellow citizens to confer the Office upon me,
think, with nine years experience a. Sheriff and Dep
uty shall be able discharge the duties with salts
action to thar- --a credit to mysslf.
Resr.c.iuliy, ALEX. B. HUTCHESON.
NH 2I--tde
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JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,

u To the Voters of Henrfc0 County,
FelowCit1enC 1t becoming eesssary in May next to
elect Sheriff for our county, offer myself eandi-
date for that Office Having served you for sometime
past a. Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been af
forded you of forming an opinion to my qualifca-
tons pledge myself should t be your pleasure to
elect mo, to continue my efforts merit your CONT
dence. Very respectfully,
fe 2S--dtMy22 JOHN T. CHILDREY
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U-TO the Voters Of the City Of RIchm ana.
FELLOW CITIZENS As | have been reouestei
through the medium Of two Of the Of thia
Guy, without my knowledee) 70 declare myself .
neine personally solicited by many friends to do 90
Issye with feelings Of the profoundest gratitude
TOT tner of confidence and esteem, TO
% the pleasure OF the citizens VI Richmond honor
me with that post, assure them that every effort
shall DO made 70 discharge It's important and respond
Bile duties promptly and faithfslly.
NH 6-dte Very respectfully,
q. w. HTARKE.
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r. All who wish to retain an officer who
has discharged his duties faithfully and with univer-
sal satisfacton, will rally to the polls on Wednesday
next, and re-elect SAMPSON JONES, CITY Gnager.
NH sl---StF justine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

~ Fencing Academy.--.P. WiIbacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
in the science that he has opened class for instrue-
ton at No. 2oa Main street Terms IS for q course
OF IL lessons In classes. NH Ism
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JAMES B GLIB.

e At the solicitation OF friends, L an
nounce myself candidate for office of CITY AS
SCISSOR. LEWIS HILL,
nh A--tds Governor street. b,
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United states Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The session of the e.
8. Supreme Court mmenced this morning, all
the judges being present except Messrs. Mclean
and Catron No business was transacted
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wFacts for the Voter. to-day.-I

uFacts for the Voters to-day.-It L.
but fair that the voters of Richmond casting their
votes to-day, should know that VIM. 8. WOOD. the
candidate for the Sergeancy bas in the past week
of themselves no,c as well heretofore and OF Dem
oerats their votes of their party true though
yet to be tried Now. in the name of common sense,
how can Mr.. Wood expect men of honesty, aware of
these facts to their votes for him. be they Whiss
Americans or Democrats.
ap Pit HONESTY.
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DDr. James DOve..offce corner of Bank
and sth streets, opposite the Bell House ja s-Sm

~ Spring Stock.--Thos. X. Price & Go.
desire to say TO their customers aud the public that
they are in receipt of very trest variety of NEW
THINGS, and as one of the House will be in market
most ct the season. buyers may be assured of ndins
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at oil times
II complete assortment of Family Linens
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH I8-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02
Destructive Fire in Illinois,

GALENA, Ill, April IA FIRE broke out here
this morning, in the heart of the city It broke
out near the De Soto House, and destroyed thirty
buildings, including the Catholic church The
Hotel was saved. Loss unknown.
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Burnt at Sea.

BOSTON, April 1.-The schr. Tempter bound
from Charleston, 8. c., to Providence, R. l., burnt
at sea on the 25th inst Her crew have arrived in
safety. ..-
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T,uE DAILY DISPAICH'
1900. = ;;.;SM .rsiss, April ], 1855.

r. TIE Mali ffon the North fAiiine In
90 are without news, except BY 'eesp ~
consequence Of TIE press upon our so n.nr.n.
the closing appeals Of the candidates 'n'.
we'll Il gives us the more room 70 ~
the defenders Of regulations ana tns .a. 1910,
high claims We have also se'aea '"' opp -.
20 make room for an account OF the s'.uu psp.
r.tious for the advent Of the Royal f.encn in,sn'
a.ilv expected at last dates u VIII % tound On
,hs outside of this days Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

~ Rally. Voters to the Polls, on Wed
nesdsy next. and vote for L. II. LUCK, for GRAIN
MEASURER. He is the for the Office and win
receive the support of KNOW NOTHINGS,
DEMOCRATS AND OLD LINE WHIGS
an 1--2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

w-To the Voters of the City Of Richmond.
respectfully announce myself candidate for re.
election to the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE CITY WATER WORKS
NH 27-dtd* JAMES L. DAVIS.
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Death of Commodore McKeever.

NORFOLK, April 1-Commodore McKeevsr died
at Gosport Navy Yard to-day, of appoplexy He
was a native of Pennsylvania, and had been In the
L. s. Naval service for A years. q
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ga Card.--It has been currently re.

a. A Card.--It has been currently re.
ported that have withheld monies collected by me
in my official capacity, by base slanderer. for
tho parpose of defeating me in the election of High
Constable, an office now hold challenge such per-
son or persons to come forward and show il they cam
any instance where such has been the [ now
take this method of declaring yself an Independent
candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE of the City of
Richmond and ask my friends to rally to the polls
the I'd day of April and cast their votes for me-
Nothing but the press of bus ness prevents me from
seeing you before ths day of election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

ET NOtfce.-Capt. Thomas has Returned
to city and has fully recovered from his late sci
ness and beg leave return bis thanks to Dr. Sn.ad
Mr. Micheals and Mrs. Hudson, for their kind stteu
tion to him during his sickness ct the Hospital.
40 Pits
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HONESTY.

TITO the Voters of Madison Ward...-Noe
desiring the office of ALDERMAN, hope you will
vote for some other person in my stead who swould
serve If elected. w. M. SUTTON.
Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

u Election Notice for City Ofilcers.--The
Polls will be opened in Madison Ward, at the City
Hall, on WEDNESDAY morning the I'd April, at
O'Clock, for the election OF City officers.
ap LIT COMMISSIONERS.
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~ DIR. Peachy, corner of Governor and
Franklin SITS, over Doggett l. Anderson.
Office students have access to Library and Anatom
icsl plates, full yet.) NH 2l--lmt
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TsECoNp DISPATCH

issued proclamation on the 9th March. stating
that he had been invited by the Democratic party
of Nicaragua to aid them, and had struggled to
carry out the principles Of the revolution of 1854,
that the Legtimists party refusing all his efforts
at Cancellation there is nothing now left but war
The Costa Rican government had issued an ad-
dress to the people of the Central American States,
calling on them to rise and destroy the American
invaders.
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mil 24-dt

~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
MoNp.-HavinE been called on through the papers,
md At the solicitation Of friends present myself q
a "a ndidats for the Office of CITY ASSESSOR. 1t
elected promise to devote my undivided attention
to the duties of the Office.
Very respectfully, ,.
NH 25-tdeA 3. N. DAVIS.
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Everybody ksows that do not pretsnd TO az the
qualifications necessary to discharge perfectly the a..
tisa Of the olca for which hereby respectfully an
sees some, and supply through ether tndivsdasi.
those which lsek--a course whtth tle suecessfei
candidate. no netteF who. must sdos-i have dstse.
mined, On the assurances Of many fhsnaA v snkex
~ trset, and hope not = b la 4 ~ 80
VIII - eonttnueds g N0-e1>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

THE NAVY BOARDING. shall respond to the
communication of our Charlottesville correspond
emit upon this subject, soon as We have fully ex
amined the documents which he sends The letter
Of the presiding officer Of the Board only confirms
the view of the subject which we have taken.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPoRTEDFOR THE DIsPATuH.
Later from Central America.



Nxxy OarrArs March 3o-The steamer Dan
Tel webster which sailed from San Juan on the
Nd Inst, has arrived here
Col Scilessineer the envoy from Walker to Co.'S
IA Rica, was marched out Of that State on the 9th
inst. ~ - j
j Col walker had been reinforced by 300 Ameri.
cans.
The State of Costa RIGA had formally declared
war against Nicaragua The declaration reached
Granada on the 10th inst, Col Walker imme.
diately returned the compliment, and on the same
evening accompanied 300 men across the line to
Virgin Bay. The next day 800 men. under Col.
Schlessinger, marched into Costa Rica. At the
latest advices they had not met the enemy but had
provided Themselves with horses, intending to pro-
coed against Guarro Castle.
Major Heiss arrived out on the 2lst inst, with
dispatches for Colonel Wheeler, the American min.
lister.
An ambassador from San Salvador had arrived
ct Granada with dispatches of . peaceful charae-
tar n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

w To the Voters of the City Of Rich
MONOTONE AND ALL AT the solicitation of MANY
friends announce myself candidate for the Office
of GRAIN MEASURER. Should it please you to
elect me- promise discharge the duties of the Of
fee strictly and faithfully.
NH 7-tde* JAMES GLIB.
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a. To my fellow.crtfZens Of Richmond
/ announce myself ca .didate for CITY SER
GEANT, and will appoint Deputies If elected.
Respects lily,
NH 11-tdef CYRUS 0ODDIN
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~ Te the Voters Of the City of Rich.
mond.--I respectfully am Junce myself csndidate
for reelection TO the ofics Of HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city Of Richmond, &c the ensuing elections.
NH l3-td J. p. TYLER
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- Lewis I'll. Luck, Esq...DeRr Sir...We
wish to ask two questions and request answer:
3 LIST. Do you desire the Office of Grain Measurer!
I'd. If elected, will you serve!
NH 27--tde* ONE HUNDRED MERCHANTS.
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e To the voters of Henric0 County,
candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served as deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years, fatter myself that am qualified to discharge
the duties of the office. Should it be your pleasure
to elect me, the business of the office shall Be faith
fully attended to.
NH 4-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

CvTo she Voters Of Richm0nd.-I respect
fully annornce myself candidate for your suhrases
for the OH 70 Of CITY SERGEANT, Ut the ensuing
charter elections WILLIAM 5. WOOD.
NH i5-Lle& ..t.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

KANsAs.-We published = letter yesterday from
Lecompton, Kansas, giving some interesting in.
formation from Kansas. 1t was from our young
friend, Capt. PRESTON, who has lately emisrated
to sha. disputed territory" and for whose success
he has the best wishes of his many warm friend 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

q Bowers, Snyder and Carter.-of the
RICHMOND Stove AND ARCHITECTURAL IRos
WORKS, have opened an Office and Sample Room 90
10th street, two doors south of Main street.
NH 28- SmF
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The Atlantic.
DIED.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The steamer Atlantic,
now due here, has not yet arrived
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~ X m a l...Dr. Gwathmey has r..
moved his office to tho residence on Rosz strs.t
lately occupied by DR.. Tucker, next don to The
Richmond House. NH S-ss
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MosD.-i beg leave to announce myself q candidate
for Ie-eiecfion TO the ONCE of MAYOR of this city,
ut the ensuing charter elections.
NH 4 tide IOSrpH MAyo
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ROBERT H. MAURY declines serving If Gle

q Mayor..Jos. Mayo.
CoUECILMEN.
J. II. Grant, Gustavus A. Myers,
w. S. Donnan, H. w. Qusres,
B. T. Tinsley.
ALDERMEN.
R. NJ Burton, Il. U. Dudley, .a
D C. Randolph, w NJ Sutton,
VIM. Goudin.
The above ticket is recommended to the voters of
Madison Ward, with the hope it will receive the
support of majority of the Ward. M.
ap 1T
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JAMES ALLEN.

At the meeting at the African Church on Thursday
evening last, nominated Mr. james P. Tyler for the
office Of High Constable without his consent or know
ledge.
NH 24-dtd JAMES ALLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02

vCity COuncii..MO nroe Ward...The at.
tention of the of Monroe Ward 10 called the
name of EDWARD D. EACHO q suitable person
to represent us in the next Council
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
ap 1-2t* -.a
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" L. =. Chase, M. d., Homeopathist...
Office l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond. Va 10 S-Sm
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ALBERT L. WEST, Chalrms.

TEA Word to the Wise, 6,c..-Tvo as
JOHNSON'S Dsguereotype Wagons are now eo ~.
ner Of 7ih and Broad streets. The superior bsb,,
enables him to take good pictures in sny kind =,
weather His work is of the best style; he has bssn
many years 1t It. Reduced prices, fifty cents and
one ooiiar. ap2-lts
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~ am a candidate for the SHERIFR.
Atty of the city OF Richmond.
ap l-St@ w. 8. RICHARDgON
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wIndependent Ticket for Madison

Councilnen. Aldermen.
Lewis Webb, Robt. M Burton,
Edwin Robinson, Samuel Purney,
Robt. III. Maury, VIM Gwathmey,
John 2. Ballard, Thos. U. Dudley,
Thos. r. Price. VIM. Gouldin.
Believing the above ticket to be far more accepta-
BILE than tho nominated by the American parry
Saturday night we have no doubt that it viii be
supported by all parties We have not consulted the
above gentlemen, but suppose they will serve ii
elected MANY VOTERS.
ap1-2t
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~ Look to your Neutrality-suspicious.
beware of tickets headed Peoples Ticket" "1nde-
not printed fine Salmon colored paper headed
"Americsn Ticket" with your country's flag upon it.
All others intended to divert the strength of the
Americans for the benefit Of our old foe, the Demo
AMERICANS LOOK WELL TO YOUR TICK
ETS. ap2--lta
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For Councimen.
John L. Tate DR. Albert Snesd,
John M. Sheppard. Richd g. Morris,
Geo. K Crutchield
For Aldermen.
James Bray. N. C. Lipscomb,
Jno M Murray. CIR. Word
To the above, the important interests Of our city
may be with confidence committed under the present
emergency. MANI tSoAGhS.
NH