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Relief for the Yellow Fever Sufferers nj Fort
Hamilton.

The Treasurer Of The Fort Hamilton Relief Society
edges the receipt Of the following subssr pions
W. A A. N. White, S25 g. Clark, SIS; Mrs. Joseph
Benefit $40; }. X Jsfray soma SIS; n. a D $40; u
A. SUDAN, $40; Cronip, Hursthal \ sears, sis :. 7
Charles Parker per Brooklyn Esei. sio spcs. carIst
Jay, $40: NJ Conroy s.; r. W. Moore, s25; Mrs. Gen
sssn,op $50; John X. Curtis, $40; DR. Jos Eaton, q
ChesyeIs o. virginia q, . l. Apes per q Bedsll, $40
i rhipps o.. $50; A. GU, slo Charles Harvey,
s p.v% w wt sss p H PaS. SIS M.
Hcyes s. Mr.. 9, A. Whitney SO; y. Hopkins Bros
SIS us. $40; csp.E Nye, Pc, New York Hsaatp SO
msbs ar &C., W. b. "a 60; G. !. Rybsra. IS; c.
s5 Horace Holder s2s; Rutsen suckley. $40; w.M. f.
s2S; Cash, %; Friend, per .. Do,r $40 Morgan {. :
Bright, $40 Richard Hashs Co.. $40. From the mem
bers Of Now York Corn Exchange, per Archibald Mont
daughter $50 n, Johns Church, Clinton, staten Ians
per Nstbapicl Marsh. sls7 3. B. Hydeneers $40 Mrs
Mar Clark os.eso ~ " . 80 pc, John =, D,ys =,
John q .. Baker. SIS sherman G. Collins. s2s War.
Bunker $40 william Fellow. sac cTss Brown, $40
Patterson Price, sio n. n. Arkenbusg & Co., SIC;
6: Schiller 4 Brother, $40; Hswkin, Logan, $40
charles Buckhser, $40; en- Gilets Noyes $40 Wool
Grant, $40; +. ". Tiers o., $40; T. Nccll. $40
hsr, sr SO Alexander Mcandrs~ sc fse
Dul'on, $40: Simmer Tmyth, sio Cash, In sums Of
ss each, st6 per Tsllco,t Bramwel \ Tallcow-F: I.
Henry Colt Son, $40 Adams Hawthorn, $40; H. a. O.,
$40; J. h Elliott Co., $40; B. &c sic Y. C., IS; A.
y l.. IS r. r g., s. John Potts Brown, IS Smith Pat.
rick % Cash, So Frost, IS; Cash, IS; Blow March,
$40; Cash, IS; NuIlgan Guard per NV yoRE HsaAID,
SO; Mckle,n So per Isaac T. BergenIssaco bergen,
So Mary Bergen, $40 Henry Witty 81 J. Tunis Bergen,
$40; y. " Spader, $40; Michael Bergen, So Jacob II.
Sackman, 81 George vandeberg, Jr,, S.; " !. Cogs.
well, -; John Roesse, IS; John Vanderbilt, si0 VIM.
Hunter, Jr, 50: John A. Lott, $40 Waiter Desraw, s.;
y T. Bergen, $40; Samuel Smith So John Reid, S.; John
Catkarine NJ Bergen, $40 Mrs. Joseph Hewlett &c. W.
n. T., -; p. d., IS Mrs VIM. G. Pckcrsgll $40 james
u. Banks, SIS; Vim. Wise, si0 "Mickle,v s5; r. A.
Benedict, $40. Tota--s2, ooe. In consequence Of a.
attack Of yellow fever have been prevented from pub
lishirg the above report at an earlier day.
CHARLEs r. SEARS, Treasurer.
FoRr HAmIoS, Oct TO- 1850.
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The United states sloop Of war Cysnc Commander Ro.
bert Robb, arrived at Boston the 18th inst from
cruise to the eastward, and last from ST. Johns, ~ H.
which port she left on the Th inst Tho officers and
crew all in good health The following Is list or
her officers -Commsnder Robert g. Bobb. Lieutenant II
Joseph NJ Barney, John Downes, A. NJ. DeBree, Leo
VIM @. Hay. Master-Jesse Taylor Iietenant Ma
fnes--Gcoree r. Graham. Captains Clerk-Robert T..
Robb. Bostswain-Jesse Coeh an. Guuner--James ID.
McCosky. Csrpenter-Chares Boardmsn. samAker--
John A. BrdsalL Acting Masters Mates-John vandyke,
Henry Fiizosborn, James Anderson.
The crew Of the United States sioop Of var vsndslA
were paid OF at Portsmouth, Va, The 18Th They had
been three years cruise and their pay roll amount
cd 10 $4,000
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sAIUkDl1' U5WuW 1os Iooo'
I.ouT-Tne market wss easier, and closed with de-
cline Of 10 cents per barrel The ss were conn aed
to 5000 5000 barr els including common 70 good statc
at 80 A5 q So 20, and extra do, 80 70 80 3D.
Wheat was also easier, with sales Of 10000 Q
10000 bushels, including Western winter red ~
81 t7a 81 So and white Canadian At 81 10 . 81 r..
Corn was steady with light s,ock The sales were con-
fined TO about IL, 600 bushels OF oskc 7oc Pork Was
steady, with sales Of 500 600 oos ct s22 So and
small retail lots at s23; whites ban,errg sale Of 600
bbls. made at s22 which Just criterion o. the
market Lsrd-2oo packages we're SOLD Ut l3<c l3Ac.
Cotton was Hrm, with limited sales. whiskey-The
ket dull and lower, with sales 100 200 bbs
ported at sec. q 36Xc.
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Lat OF letters advertised In the Sw YosK HERALD
friday OCT. TO- 1885, remaining In the Pos, ONCE, New
York, uncaled icr-
rIlIAnEIrHTA Horsrs
James r. Caldwell 4 Co. Esherlcl, Black x Co.
Cald ven * Enghh. A. Harris q Co.
Colwcm Co. Berismn Perrin 4 Co.
Cans Meyer, intended for u. W. saunderson.
Cans Meyer. J. c. yandyke.
BOSTON RousEs
Campbell, Hsrwood 4 Co. Sands, Gratis Co.
Gray * Danforth. Shearer < Paine,
Gregory, Tilon & Co. Z B Tasyer 4 CO.
{ George Go. Taylor Il Brother.
Hirscb 4 Anirews. White, Browne 4 Davis
j. W. Norcroee 4 Co. +. d Winslow \ Co.
Page, Richardson Co. EFF. Wood Co.
Aidrsgo 1 Hlsdon EssertOn, D,usherty i Co.,
Mortimer Mowbray. should be Eger'on,
John Murphy 90. Doueheriy, woois Co.
S. Il. Ransom s Co. steele King.
WASHINGTON ary.
Gregory Msury.
List Of letters advertised 10 tho Baltimore sun Tuesday,
Oct, remaining In the Post Office, Baltimore, uncallcd
for
J. y. Cowell & Son. Robinson & Allen
Cummings Co. Yard, Gilmore co.
Blanchard, Sherman & Co. Preston Merrill.
yewcomb Brotterr PC yanschaick 4 Co.
Peck, Church Il Co. Waldo, Barry Co.
W. P. Perkins \ Co.
list Of letters advertised the Boston Herald weanes
day, oct s. remaining In the Po,t ofcc B,s,op uncsed
for
NEW YORK uor~Bs.
X. H. Blackwell 4 Co. Fogg Brothers.
Ifx, Edwards Go. sheldon, Bakemsn Co.
Fleming Alden.
pnII4pIITTrA rorsys.
Bedel Pierce Thomas Burch Jr., Co.
PROVIDENCE, r. 4.
A. W. spraguc,
Lis, Of letters advertised in tho Philadelphia Putlk Eel
or remaining In the Philadelphia oei Office. uncailcd for
no doubt mis- directed:
NV YORK HOUSES. roSroy Horsss.
Gardner \ Brother, y, W. Clark x Co,
Middleton Co, Marsh, spear Co.
Thomas Haley. Niles 4 Co.
BALTIMORE.
Hayward, Bartlett 4 Co.
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There has been quite increase in capital circulation
and discounts In the other departments the changes
have not been important
The whole number Of banks OF discount in Vermont is
forty Their amount to S9,o4s, s3i, and
their liabilities sse22, leo There fifteen savings
banks two Of which in the hands Of the receivers in
chanceYy.
The anthracite coal trade continues active by the three
principal lnes showing an increase on corresponding
week last year Of 5000 TONS The increase is all on the
two canals, and mainly on the Lehgh. The Reading
Railroad shows falling of. The supply from the Schuyl
kin REGION compared with last year to the time, is
$50 coo tons less. From the Lehign REGION nclu
ding the coal tonnage the Lehgh Valley Railroad,
there last year Of neary 5000 tons.
The following figures give comparative view OF the
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ChircH1sp-Woop On Thursday evening, OF. 10. &C
the Broome street Reformed Dutch church by TIE New
Y. suyker, Jous FRANCS CBIryHAsr TO MARY LoUSA
WooD, both OF this city
DrScks-HowUt I'm Washington City, n C, 90
Thursday evening oct le at the residence the brides
trcle, Hon Robert Walker, by the Rev Smith Eyre,
u. ID Jots DUNCAN, OF YalobushA, TO LrCY DUscsN
HowEi1, Of Natchtz, Mississippi.
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The steamship Arsgo, from this port for Southampton
and Havreo.dsy, carried out $769,S49 about onehaR
Of which was in gold bars.
The Cumberland coal trade for the month OF ssptem-
ber says the Ciraa quite large, considering the
many difficulties arising in canal navigation The Baitt
more and Ohio Railroad transported ITO tons the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal 1872 70 tons making in oil
tons which, at "a per ton the average price paid
at tide water amounts to $257 $685. more than quarter
million. From preEent appearances the shipments for
the present month will be less by railroad, but greatly
increased by canal, and October may foot up at least
co. COO TONS The canal is in excellent order throughout
There yet scarcity Of water at Cumberland though
Il does not materially Affect navigation.
The railroad from Detroit TO Toledo continues to pro-
gress with all possible speed. The grading fro point
the city line OF Detroit TO Monroe all finished and
ready tor the rail- with the exception Of short distance
between the risers Range and Ecorse, which work
men are nov busy engaged, and will be completed in
few days. The rail is already being aia various
lions along the other end Of the line the first cargo
consisting Of 6l0 bars has been landed at Detroit Work.
men will commence laying it as coon as can be deliver
ed along the line. Two three leads have previously
been de vered at Trenton and Wyandote 1t Is expected
to have the road completed to be aoic to
excursion train from Detroit Monroe the 10th OF next
month, which will place Detroit in direct communication
with the Southern r,ad and with Toledo Cleveland and
Adrien.
Ihe banking movement in the State Of New Jersey in
October compared with that in July, was a. follows
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have nearly cut discovered, while living In the Eas In
dies certain for consumption bronchs coughs colds
general debility. Wishing do much possible
he viii send 10 such Of h acied fellow beings
this rtepe, with full directions for making and successfully
using He requires each applicant 70 enclose him one h
Ing three cents 10 be returned the recipe and
rnander 20 he spilled the this
Address Dr. H. James 10 Grand Jersey City, ~. j.
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Lat Of letters advertised in the SKw YoRK HERALD
Friday oct TO- 1866, remaining in the Pos, ONCE New
York, urcaled Ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

OF minute crces the skin. Through thes. Che ointment
mes under The hand conveyed the OF insm
nation In this way rapidly relieves asthma crone sore
manufactures No 30 Maiden lane. New York and No -
Strand London; and BY all druggists al &c 62c and 81
per pot
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PssuI hee, snAnpssOr acc Ell w. sOn-
DERSMlTfs celebrated cafnphor Ice Ia certain
ehapped hands lips and roughness Of the skin ASK Tor
NONBEKsMTrH'S camlhor the city IL filled with
the sole proprietor and sold by all respectable druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

Piesse 4 Luhin's New Pcrfumcd vcrvsin.
vervan' exquisite aud fragrant perfume veryan from
he liimalaya mountains. GEO. v. INFER CO, $50
Broadway.
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Bsrry's Tricophcrous II Universally Acc
fnowcged TO be the best and cheapest article Cor identifying
curling preserving restoring and strengthening the human
hair Sold by all druggists and peruners throughout The
world.
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Billiards. Hair Dye Takes all others Down,
Cor will color shade from black 10 brown. Sold and
applied nj go Broadway.
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Pure GIycerinc Soap, Recommended by the
acuy for producing soft whte skin GEO. T.. NIGER
CO.. chem sis 39a Broadway.
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r. patent medcatcd wool chest protector. Every
sumpve person. hose who troubled with weakness.
pains the chest should one lie certain cure
Sold only at iss Bowery.
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Great Improvement.-Dr. Levest's New and
improved atmospheric pressure plates, FOR artificial tech
Zee advertisement In another column
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ErIecoPAL hoard on xIssIl

Tho Episcopal General Convention, nos In session In
rhiladeghla, have nominated the following B,srd or
Mnons for the ensuing three years
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may be OBJ
aimed o. superior excellence and the dye privately appea
Al No 6 As;or House.
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Kings County Politics.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DlsTNcr.-The Democratic Con.
venion Of the first Congressional district assembled
Friday, and nominated Daniel B. Allen, Of Richmond
county, for Congress The district is composed OF por
ton Of Kings county, Queene, Suffolk and Richmond
counties.
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NOMINATIONS were cOnnrmed'
-xsr,NosY or GEN. cAss TO THE VALUE on SUNDAY
SCHOOLS.
fcorsder these Institutions Of high Importance 10 the
work OF preparing the youth OF country Tor the
sr,cs ARD esponsbiles Of life Aud especially 10 this
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should he I'm Every House.-Tbe Cordial
corpac btiers give relief within Eve minutes, coc disr
fhoa bilious attacks and fevers and short time
radical cure 8 sTEINFELD. 20 Nassau street, N. Y,
sole agent for The United States.
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DrugRfsts' Fancy Goods Exclusively.-Every
article sold BY druggists except drugs imported BY McaARG
4 CO., IS Nassau street.
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venion Of the first Congressional district assembled on
Friday, and nominated Daniel B. Allen, Of Richmond
county, for Congress. The district is composed OF por
ton Of Kings county, Qneenr, Suffolk and Richmond
counties.
Rich Shell Dress Combs.-Newest Styles nj
A. 4 J. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway
Camco-Types.--Willis Bros, Brook.
Ign, AsFul.ou street.
Portable Dressing Cases-At A. & y. saun.
DERS, No. Astor House and 3sI Broadway.
Post Office Notice.-1he Mails for CaIiSor-
tbs ONCE on Monday es 2h DAY g 9s s a. osock
whites 90 Hat, Fall styie.-l4s Fulton
street. between broadway and Nassau street.
The Knowing Ones 60 to Williams for FAIRS,
2i9 alton street. BROOKLYN Chldren's fancy Beavers
Fine Cuttlery.-A Large Variety Mt A. q J.
SAUNDERS, No. Astor House and ss' Broadway.
Rsgrans, Rsgians, Raglans-surtout and
sSs, Sna syssy ey q ceang
Green, (shi,t and Furnishing Establish
under garments, travelling shawis toilet articles, &C.
Druggists' Fancy Goods ExclusivcIy.-
and and .s
sTfes k st Sei fs s aS
To Wholesale and Country Mcrchants.-
s.rns. rsrk sot New Ycr. Invite he .enos
and American patent medicines At and below manufactures
prices BY shsd01en package. or lC sTe;, r,.r
New York. Cincinnati and san francisco
Drugeists' Fancy Goods Exclusively. -Every
article sold BY druggists except drugs imported BY McHARG
4 CO, IS Nassau street
should be In Every Housc.-Tbe Cordial
biers give relief within eve minutes n colic. dar
Ihca bilious attacks and ievers and IN short time effect
radical 2. STFINFELD. 70 Nassau street, " Y,
sole agent for The United States.
Billiards. Hair Dye Takes all others Down,
for u will color any shade from black brown. Sold and
applied at 800 Broadway.
Bsrry's Tric0phcrous II Universally Acc
fnowedged 10 be the best and cheapest article Cor beang
curling preserving restoring and strengthening the human
world.
Camphor lee, Camphor lee Ell w. yon-
DERsMlTHs celebrated caTnphor Ice Ia certain for
chapped hands lips and rougbness Of the skin Ask for
NONBERsMTrfi's csmphor the city is filled with
spurious limitations. Manufactured only bs Bowery by
the sole proprietor and sold by a respectable druggists
Piesse a. Lubin's New perfumcd Vcrvatu.
Hervani exquisite and fragrant perfume vcrvan from
The liimalaya mountains GEO. v. INFER CO, 3g9
broadway.
Pure Glycerinc Soap, Recommended by the
faculty for producing soft aud white skin GEO. T. NIGER
CO., chemists 3se Broadway.
Crlstadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may be OBJ
ained o. superior excellence and the dye privately applied
al No As'or House.
Great Improvement.-Dr.L evest's New and
improved Atmospheric pressure plates, FOR artificial teeth
Nee advertisement In another column.
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Barnes Park, sot Broadway New YORK. invite the attention
OF and buyers their Kuropean
and American patent medicines at and below
prices BY The dozen. package. or loo gross
New York. Cincinnati and San francisco.
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COngressi0nal.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 29-In SENATE to day, q
message was received from the President commu
nicating the documents relative to the offer Of
England for reference to arbitration of the disa
greement with the United States to the construc
tion of the Clayton. Buwer treaty. By these doc
uments it appears that there has been no formal
proposition made to Mr. Buchanan, who repeats a
mere conversation with Clarendon. The commu.
nication gave rise to some debate. The docu
ments communicated by the President, show that
Mr. Champion submitted to Mr.. Marcy on We'd
nesday last proposition for arbitration, which ii
10 alleged has been in his possession since Norem
Der last. The Documents were ordered to be
printed and the Senate adjourned.
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~ MI. Ed1tOfs---Ab the tIIne Is HOW IA.
pidly approaching for renewal of the occupancy of
observation-disclosures OF THE GAS WORKS
post demanding ZEAL capacity, uprightness and ac-
tivity in the performance of the arduous duties con-
nected therewthit is incumbent on the citizens of
this city to the services of one who will fill the
lions the position imperatively demends To find
gentleman possessed of the qualities essential to
q proper discharge of the duties of this Office, is no
easy task We think when such is found, that
his fitness should be overlooked; therefore but
express the desire of many citizens when we second
a call made upon Mr.. JOHN H. KNOWLES to al
low his name to be used peculiarly adapted for
the post in question. CITIZENS.
NH Liz
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" The Greatest Medical Discovery OF
THE AGE, is AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases of Scrc.
fuls.
Two Boxes bsve cured Erysipelas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from
Boils-often less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of ul-
GERS on the legs.
Small does seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body.
They should be given to children. who always
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
Asa gentle Physic they have no equal
One Box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half Box cures Cold.
They purify the blood and thus strike at the foun-
dalton of every disease
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world.
They ars purely vegetable, and can do no harm,
but DO accomplish unsccountable amount of good.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD l. CO., wholesale and
retail, Richmond, Va fe 8-eod&c2m
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral of the late DIR. T.. Claiborne
GoocH, will take place at the LIST Baptist church.
tRev. DR.. Burrows,) on SUNDAY evening, at 81
o'clock. The friends and acquaintance of the de-
ceased are requested to attend.
~ Funeral NOtice..-The funeral of Mrs.
SUSAN M. DWYER will take place on Sunday
March I'd, from her late residence, corner of Leigh
and I'd SITS The friends and acquantances of the fa
ly are respectfully invited to attend.
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~ Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay
render your gums sound and healthy-by the use of
prevents Toothsche. imparts a pearly whiteness to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath-is free from all injurious
fists superior to any preparation known. See cir
cular
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS l. FISHER; ADDIE GRAY; LAIDLEY
& ROBINSON; GRUBBS APPERSON and al
Druggists. Price so cts. ia l4ESm
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

GA Card---TO the Voters of the City of
RICHMoND.-Fellow Citizens: Having been solicited
by many friends-personay, as well as through the
press to announce myself candidate for the office
of MAYOR of the city, now beg leave most re-
spectfully do If it should be your pleasure to
confer that honor upon me, nothing shall be wanting
my part to faithful discharge of the duties
of that office.
With sentiments of high regard, have the honor
To remain your faithful servant, -
NH dis VIM. TAYLOR.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsToN, PAR
RIsH, Master from New York, yesterdsy.-D. S. Viii
halns, w. NJ. Rodgers, M. Gerry, R. s. s. Mich, w
w. Folsom, Jno. Newcomb, J. c. Wood, J. c. Wha
Ter, Jno. Finn, Peter Kemp, ]. w. Peedn, B. Lee
r. K Martin, Z. Whitman, Jno. Simmons, w. j
McIntire, Chas. II. Langley, Jno D. Hammersly. A
Sterrett, J. M. Seldsn, J. R: Montgomery, Silas v
Smith, 6. D. Dorsey VIM. Whitlow, Jno. ONel
Geo A. Noting, VIM. A. Thomas. J. D. Johnston, A.
Beel, M. Hess, B. Cummings, C. S. Chase and lady,
C. H. Staples, J. B. Bailey, Mrs. Egans, Mrs. P. G
Wilson, Mrs. Pearson and two daughters and q in
ateerage
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e. The NIayoralfy. .-As 1.-THE time for the
election of Mayor for the city of Richmond is fast
hing, it becomes citizens to make q Sc
lection of suitable gentleman to fill the office, with
out fear, favor Partially. And therefore pro-
pose the name of WILLIAM TAYLOR, our present
worthy and faithful Recorder who has, from time
time, in the absence of the Mayor performed the du
ties of the Office, believe, to the entire satisfac
ton of the community This card is written without
the knowledge of Mr. Taylor, who, we hope will an
nounce himself candidate for the above Office
fe 28-4t* MANY VOTERS.
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II. p. Blair.

The Baltimore people have pobly freed them
selves from the imputation east upon them by r
p. Blair We trust that the conservative action OF
Baltimore may be adopted as a model by all the
Northern cities. Certainly no town which is sup,
posed for moment to sanction Black Republican.
ism can be regarded with any thing but cordial de-
testation by all white Republicans.
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Il appears that the negro Emperor Solouque has
been totally defeated in his second attempt to sub
jugate the Dominicans. They whipped the black
rascal thoroughly. The Emperor Solouque' is
great humbug The Dominicans are brave fellows
and the Mimic rife an excellent invention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-01

MERCANTILE lNSTITUTE.-For the
1V1 want of room, to accommodate pleasantly the
number now attending this Institute. have deter
mined to remove to the Reading Room, corner of
Main and 18th streets, where the class will hereafter
meet regularly every MONDAY and THURSDAY
evening, at u O'clock. By this arrangement, will
be able to accommodate some five six additional
pupils.
This is enterprise which commends itself to the
community generally and respectfully invite
chants and others to visit rooms occasionally
and thus becoIae observsnt of its purposes and also
our method Of lmpartins q knowledge of book-keep-
ing. JAS. H. BECK,
NESTOR II. FORBES
NH Pr JNO. K. C.. POETS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-01

~ Mr.. Cyrus Goddin-Dear Sir: Hav.
ing your card published in the Dispatch announ-
cling yourself candidate for the office of City Ser
gesnt we portion of the dear people, wish to know
your politics whether you are Know Nothing or
Abolitionst? Or are you sound on the Wimot
and the Wild Goose question !! And who your q de-
puties to be :? Or do you intend to make chain
gang of them If you do, intend to support you.
NH l-ltk DEAR PEOPLE.