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N pxrrsSaL Co are aEc,t. Tor nearly all Newspaper.
aud tanAdas OnAess iis Nassau
New York. and ~ state street bo'iSs
NEW-y yORk.
1890. sPHINs: TRADE. 1896.
uyAsTERN. SHELDON TOWNSEND. No. II Murray Street,
IL Near B'oadwy inportsrs aud yyhbsrs of
SILK AND FANCY DKN GOODS,
Invts the attention i Merchants visiting New York their arTe
Ribbons. DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACfS, MILLINERY GOODS,
GLOVES, EMBHOiDrHIES.
SMALL WARES, l..
We ,iy fo Cash rNcu-yrly, aud devote t
il ayr mcnonei U""i- sTcuiariy DRfS TRIMMINGS AND
Elrop- which
facilities f"r obtaining the fAsiiIONABE srYLtS.
nsls
r"nliug with those charged for staple goods.
yaig-slSm (rD
STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY pN EING: tHIISuMENT.
OFFICE. No JOHN srREEr,
btsiNbwAr, Ng~ InRE.
TuNIiE undrrgcl. th. Ksiablmen hsve Tor
long a (h- s-nor Il rie hu, Nathan harrrtt.
Thy have spared rNcns-, especially the last
excel la all the branches ot their and have
cviull In attaining high irr- we'll la the
nrsh'ty and for dressing different siy oieo m
Mvfnn br, have made. In
srE proportion "i te arele made Ia color aud hu
M nearly rqut M appearance q" new goals Crap shawl -
Gar A.
uratei. Faded and stane, r-.ls res.orel or re.lyed
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATEuED.
Lace aud Ml~n Curtains Carpets Rugs and Table Covers Gle
sed Reinis-l Damak and MoTve Curtains Beautifully Dyed.
Also. Ribbons, Hosiery, GlOV--, kc.
OfJers exvcut - and despatch.
soods srcceiy and retu
Goods kept -utIc to ths claim the twelve months
BAkktfr, NBpIIEMS Co.
3 John street, doors from Brosduay,N y. y
i,ii-'iG'n-[Pl
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80 ~ ubs-rher Eoud D. plstsi o inform the Ladies
thsf he has returned from Phiaieipha Wth -lI
following tuuatie BOOTS AND sHOFs ii fe-h latest
sni approved styles Auour which found psn
Morocco h.ck sod he-cd laced Boots DO Ethut heels
hitrs oh aud ftnces Eth heels
With psfeu i-sthrr pi tcs ani hin ses Do DO Ladies
Shoes lt sul 1f fi- celebrated Ford Mauuf4cure. rhe
btsufu uhere n ne
cy coupt- every stye wthout heels H.
prIme
Al n fhe above n the bet quality and ha b.
ov pf.es satisfied plesss prapsr
upon hm Hs pledges. hmssf every ples
bV ga1 tr confidence sud Hs friends
earnestly invited 90 call and examine be- rienid
cannot la person please ssud their ORDER.
hnei promptly and up sith
o s-ct n prrtun snd - ~ ips pres possible u ss and
tet live, BY o.. b. FEANKIS
Msauf,,iure ana Dealer ln Boots. slo.s. r,unss. A.
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AZ JACNSON q son,

W. GRAIE AND FENDTR MAKERS
Jyai dy- IN 2G fron street, and ,rs Broadway =.
HNNCFtS1OR SEWING MACHINES Made by noon, nat.
~ TELLE co, Worcester Mas, patented Have Jr
september nt lsG These Machines proper
use nut o get o They built good
and wokmnnhr manner, and viii do Taors,
snltrrS work warranted
stitch will not tlan hand
tall and them in operation at 10 CliINU Philadelphia,
stairs. W A. DAWSON. Ae.nt
tnya lily -lNl
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nnnGIrsi. City MAnr nnnnl.rs

EIuOGt ISL RROGTESi-CtrY MADE BROaUrs -
The suhsr, gcll particularly call e of
owners of slaves g. hs eNces
stitched downs, HrCFues such ana
noiP Tanner cers robscconeis others urnt Of
superior csy madc Scs, u please aour eir ori,rs AZ
sha ~ most hspyy 20 supply hehsve ain hand son.
santy making The superior suitable
male housc scrvantev pe suitable for tn ore.
scnt srason, and tnted By
Js16 d n FRANKLIN
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IMPORTANT ro EyEHYnoDY.

Hocs, ~
xsw
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HDh bAlLAkbs lneW aItiele) received the highest
~ MUM at tbs Worlds Fair and American
examined ty the distinguished chemists Chiffon aud Prof John
Forty aud pronounced the best Fur sale by principal Drug
gsts IN this city. Price $i Principal ~ 4
NH
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IAT,NrILAsrIC sI,,,t.,,.

HAIEs TR'Scg, ~. I sAEcLAY sTKEET YORK.
tAIflONNone arr genuine, they hear the stamp
~ Patent Al sellers Infringing will is pro
culed according Ia Law. lPl mhi7-iy
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FRoM = ~ PErTESoILL cos NEWSPAPER ADvERTIs-
ING HOUSE
\ Co Tor nearly all the Newspapers
Unlied States aud tanadas oness ils Nassau
New York and ~ State street DosiS
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NEW YORK, BHEMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

TUNIE SHIPS cow PHISING f,p-=.-
this Iue ar" the WASHINGTON, Captain g. <fASSf, :.
CANtNpy, lERMANN, Capt Epw IIIGGISs lIltJtf1
Thy>r steamers stop At Southampton both going
and returning
rROpOsEn DATE OF sAIIINn- is.n
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Tb, Delaware river 30 PlHad-lphais frozen 90 6rml,
that booths Coz the sale ct rcir shmeut tp skaters aud
others ist' been erected &c. The Bulleuu ssy.-Th,
constant plying o. aud tro of the ferry boats opposite the
ccuc of the ciy ha- Kept the cc broken uu there bu
above aud below t perfectly tight Some Of the chsu
nc that broken up the river by the tug American
Nct frozen within twenty ioul hours aerward suiB
rcutI' strong 20 permit pcdestriaus 90 cross them
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NUMBER %.
STATE AND CITY NEWS.

CRY CouScIL-Ths body held an adjourned meeting
last evening. Present-Me--rs. Mills NcC.ne- S,ott
odares' sintou Talbot Dbreil CrutchfeId Butler and
Snead 500
After the presentation sunry reports which were
ed.
and York River Railroad Company to occupy l, o ,I,1
street for the purpose OF depot ON certain conditions
The resolution adopted.
Mr.. scott offered ordinance requiring that .,rl In
como'ivo attached io a"y Railroad shall b. provided with
bell, - l- ~ weight, which shall be r,ln,, sb.,,v-
the '-bnatvr passes along any .tr-,,f ~
rlN and ali blowiug Ot steam whistles trnp.t- s,u h.
tic same ordinance bc prohibited within t,, limits ,f 49,
ctH except Tor the purpose Of trying them At p,c..
where they manufactured The ordinance, take. CT
on the lst"t April next N'd the pcy each yio,tou
all be not less than !, nor more than san
Tie question Wa pat upon it, pis,a, the rule. b,v,,
been suspended for that purpose, and the ordinance
passed.
The Council refused to grant permission to the Fire
Companies 1" employ youths under * years oi age a.
torch hesr,rs. in accnriuce viii, the ~
the committee on the Fir Department
m "f"A"Se Va presented uhch eI..r the
then the sans .lai ~ r.nps fc ~ r, . "a, "a ur night n"
violation oi tie ordinance subjects occupant any pro,iv
-,rr ufr H 'ie~aS, ,or ur trrv occupan Ia
The subject referred Committee on ordln,ne v,
lns,ruetons TO bring In ordinance FOR purpose ~
Nc s.n0n, from the Committee the L.neas-r,r s..i
presented report condition of t,.t In.tltu,'
ihsy recommend the abolition Of H.h schooI
NJ Crutehaeld eAn-i up petition Of the l. I s,. ~,
Sss g.s on the city ga in their Aory MecAaee AID me
COMMITTEE ON Light had report bot a., IN p
ser At liberty TO use the light until ryIor, made
Ihe council proceeded % elect a member to rrn-,,,
hoiroe i0l ~ that hply, to I'LL the vacancy ,c,,I
10y the resignation of David j. SannI.r. r., NJ g
'" Smith w,- nominated and unanimously elected
Posr 0FTIcE ASfNRs.-The Postmaster General or,.,,
the following
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HON. STEEL. TIN PLAT
y kfR 4 CO. 90. - Cary street have or
Engii'h aud American Rolled !
Refined English
sWrd,S aud American Hammered
Plough Iron o. IL inches vide
Oval and half round 10
Baud. Hoop and lior-e Sho.. Iron
America, English and Russia Sheet DO
Norwry Nail tots
Tin flAtFs-assurted sises
bar aui pig Tin. Sheet Zinc. Shelter
Bar aud Pig i.cad. Wire, A..
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Now have on hsul compee of abovs sbeh
0dcr small advance prices amang uhrh
b. found part
Gents Superior Fngsh Hcnd Russr Leather Trunks with al
The modern Improvements 10 Patent Leather DO a i srfis
ladies Trunks q various styles sud qaatss Leather
o. together Nh Che cheap sorsCapet uars.
sy and patterns Ladies and Misses SShels ofthe most apprayei
patterns Hand Trunks Wakes ladies
from o. ~ inches 10 whch The especial ate
ton of The travelling public to purrhase
hat my prices shat b. iov 'or cash
jsi6 n n. yRaNKtfN
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T.. y DON EII.
GENERAL
CONF NJ lSSION Nj MERCHANT.
iOPEARL STREET,
. foHrh door rrom WoH dssef NEW IORK
I1LTON AND ND.
SO Maiden Lane, New York,
M NSwlth NSwlIAeT, y siEnv WIm> 81 yys lIiE WoBLp-HE-
baltimore Depot, IA Pratt Street.
sc'-ly Boston Depoi, u Howard Street. W.sD
so"iEff,MILlS, ,Iya,,rss. nWoTf,EH III nSs,r. co.
Drugs rainl,, Oil>, Dyes rerrumery, Sc..
->,,,,-,., 40 WILLIAM SlEkT, Neic York
n "i Drugs, Paints, ols Prrfuurry &c, A..
Ia addition &" trr regular importation staple Drugs they sr
turc supplies o Tooth, llar and ru.e, Bron1s CoLs Mcr
tar Sponge frnch and English Prrumcry Extracts. and
many other articles usually embraced Druggists. ,tocks which
they also enabled oer advantageous term.
Oritrs riir by mail receive prompt attention
BAGS Ann HaGGING.
MOVES WHITTLESEY
n o. 80 w ATER STREET.
MAR OLD SLIP, NEW YORK,
HdCe constantly oH hand, amt manufacture 10 order.
RAGS
ron FLOUR GRAIN, sALr, BUcKwHEAT, HAMS &C
"OULp also cali DE Country Merchants to their
SEAMLESS AND FARMERS BAGS,
AND OF
MIILERS' Rags,
designed and printed order. expressly Tor their use
Our facilities ARE such lhS, ~ can supply from
10000
10000
Also Importers aud Dealer. in
GUNNY BAGS AND BAGGING.
and yarou. kinds Of Thread Twlne Linen and Cotton
which We are receiving continual supplies. y2s-iy
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Posr oFFIcE AFFNRs.-The Postmaster General order.
the following
I'1ln''h post'ohce at Sdeing Hill, BrsSton county
Va, aud appoint John w. Arthur pp.tn,,st.r Cb,,,.
the name OF Ashland Cabell county To Bloomingi,l.
and appoint WIN. +. Dusenbury postmaster vic. I, 4
Cpshur county, Va vice Sarah Bainbrdgs isclin,,
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dtTNI'N DMEsS CI.OTIIING.-rI,.L

GENTS DHESS CIOTUING.-Eaek Dres, and
~ Fork Coats ue Dress Coats. pskn aud Irco Cas
mrr Pants. sA Velvet aud Cashmcrr Vests full
Linen and Cotton shirts. al uauuac ure from such
qualr o. m1irra make
In bringing the ni.,vr enumerated before H. puh
with considerable iu the
wishes o each customer Purchasing would merely ca
aitei" 90 The fact That Nr Gru~anc
picking such goods will Will, snravor to
hrp up ihc points n syl and prices Wishing o cours
our busincss extensive aud popular.
G,sli solicited GRosHoNG 4 TuPNAN,
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so i49 EAGLF SQUARE
ANf just opened lot of cheap uamak Table Cloths
and Naptins ~ uer importation. Persons n uaut
wll please call and examine them. iss
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v Der H. nos surpNinf the patrons of tle r.,
Nshnlas Saloon with tuy nice and sayory fresh ff9ly
NkNlsoN served up n thc most approved siylc <-.-S
ANuHFW ANTONt.
Jas g. frsu pisrsrt
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81. NICUOLAS' SALOON.-rhc suentIon Of epcure.
- aud others respectfully Invited the Of NJ de 80
NICHOLAS SALOON" embracing Parrigc Oysters Nenon A.
The vsns ~ ~ he most choice qualify and cn.qs u
ccruouahe CAL at ANnErW ANrONTs
taH NI.fslaa' silicon
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COMMISsIONER,s SALE OF vALU-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF RICH
missouers appointed by decree ofths Circuit Court
OF the city OF Richmond, in the of O'Neirs
s1or.s against pNeil, &c., pronounced on the 18th
March, 1885, We shall proceed 10 sell at public
tion on the premises, In the order advertised on
TUESDAY, the 18th April 1856, at o'clock P. N, If
far II not the next fair day, the following valuable
henrlco, being all the real estate of which Bernard
ONel late of the said city died seized except that
Neil viz: ' '''''' ''-'A
, lst. new Brick and srenite-frout Tenement on
Broad street, adjoining the Central Rart ad Depot,
now occupied by ID. AnteIott
End. house and lot on Valley and Venable streets
occupied by John Hssan.
Srd. A house and lot Valley and venable streets
occupied BY Pat Donahoe and Others
4th. Two small Tenements on Venabls street. in
rear of the above
9th; house and lot Valley street, nearly op, o.
site the residence of Jno. Priddy.
9TH house and lot on Valley street near old Dis
tllery.
tn "A vacant 10, on the east side of Valley street.
9Th vacant lot on the east side of Valley street.
near old Distillery.
9Th vacant lot on 18th strest in rear Of Michael
Purcell.
10th. vacant LOT on Poplar street. % feet front be-
tween 18th and l4th streets.
tllery
18th. house and lot near do. do.
oth lot and improvements 18th street near old
18th vacant lot f22 feet fron) on east of Valley
street and south of Christian street
10Th. | vacant lot On east side Adams street on
Union Hill.
- oth. | vacant lot south side Pleasant street, on
Union Hill.
Union Hill.
lotn. house and lot Union Hill, occupied by
jan Woodson colored man.
IEkMs-one-fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
for negotiable notes interest added and title
istaed TIL last note paid and conveyance directed
LUG tahes tor the present year to be paid by the
purchasers. MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
VIM. w. CRUMP,
COMMISSIONER
Sale by 0oDDIN APPERsoN Aucts
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" To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoSp There 10 no Office in which the pcople ara
more interested to be filed at the coming charter
election than the Office of CITY SERGEANT Nor do
we MINK we hazard so much in saying that the
not the most fit person that could
be selected 10 fill the duties of that most important
station Yet nothing ia certain than his re-eIsc
ton unless there 10 union and concert amongst those
opposed to him, he having been declared the ouinee
OF the American party at their late meeting the AZ
riean Church. We would therefore suggest that the
voters of the city, irrespective of party unite and
elect JAMES D ELLETT, the present efficient dep.
uty Sergeant 10 him. we have who has been
tried and not found wanting; who has proven him
self fully able to efficiently discharge the duties of
the Office. We think too, that Mr. Elicit presents
some claims to your surages that other candidate
can he having performed tho labor and dischsrsed
the duties without the emoluments of the ofce-spd
so far as availability is concerned think his claim
psrtsu airy strong It being impossible for either
MI. Bray, Mr. Wright Mr.. Smith to be q c. didate
We therefore call upon Mr. Elicit to announce him
sell candidate, and upon the citizens and ALL to
rsv to MS support. In union only there s strength
mn 24-n MANY CITIZENS.
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CY-To the Voters of the City of Richmond.
FELLOW CITIZEss As 1 have been requeste
through the medium Of two of the newspapers of thi'
city, without my knowledge,l to declare myself 4
candidate for the Office of MAYOR Of this city, and
being personally solicited by many friends to do SO,
beg leave, with feelings profonndest gratitude
tor their manifestations of confidence and esteem, to
announce myselfa candidate for the office Should it
be the pleasure of the citizens of Richmond to honor
me with that post assure them that every effort
shall be made discharge its important and RESPONSE
bic dnties promptly and faithfully.
MI 6-ats Very respectfully,
g. " STARKE.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
Co,IMIssI0NER's SALE OF RR.1

COMMISSIONERS ALE on NJ.
~ ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF HENRi1a
by virtue of decree pronour ced by the C,,en;,
Dcurt Of Henrico County, the 18th dav Of NJ
1900 in the suit of Charter against Charter Lc
shs special Commissions sell at public suctio,
on the 18th day of April, 1856 at o'clock r. M -,
the premises the HOUSE and LOT lying in Henrico
county about half mile from the ely Of Richmond
90 the road leading to Stony Run. occupied by
henry McCook and near the garden of Koon and
sartlu The Lot embraces half an acre with a bricL
dwelling, containing six rooms.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash. and the residue
~ Two equal instruments one payable II months az
Ter dste and the other 10 months after datethe pur-
chaser giving bond for the deferred payments and
tno tie TO be retained until all of the purchase mo-
ney u paid and a deed ordered by the court
MARK BOON,
mn S4-Sw iaf C,,,
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

TicKEr- n..-Ihe feopic's
For Mdyov-JOsEPH MAYO
Ssreeont-PETER w Critters
dsssssor-LEWIS HII.f.
nv nv Ieaesf9y-JuLIus A. HoBsoN.
G,,aasev.sAMPsoN JONES.
S 1Medsnrs-LEWIS H. LUCK.
go. patsr porks-JAMEs T. DAVIS
S ..i'. Sas .forks-THos. II. WYNNE.
Saa!, Sfreets-A BATES.
ntSssr Water Works-M L. STRATToN.
netnsr Poor Hosse-JOHN PEARCE
SON "Sh' oALD "iLhiN-
~ ne above ticket viii be voted for at the ensuing
charter Election by many
knete. Nothin1s, Fillmore Men,
-. .. , Old Line Wigs and Democrats.
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u To the Voters of Henrico County
am candidate for the office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next Having served a deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years. latter myself that qualified to discharge
the duties of the office. Should 1t be your pleasure
elect me, the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to-
NH A-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
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A Id MOST y 44.LoA1t,! EARN AND

A MOST "A IL u n Il L. Il FARM AND
IA COUNTRY SEAT ON THE BROOKE PLANK
ROAD, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG.
TlON.-By request OF the owner, who intends to re-
side in the city, will sell at auction, on FRIDAY
18th March, at ~ o'clock, p. NJ. upon the premises
that beautiful aud valuable farm, situated as above
and next adjoining the toll gate.
proposed to divide and sell in two parcels thus
LIST. The L ouse-a handsome Cottage, situated in a
beautiful oak grove, with rooms, new, and finished
in the most elegant and tasteful manners brick kitch
an, barn, stables. &C.. with IS acres of highly i'm
proved land attached, in part seeded with wheat
which promises well.
ID. small framed dwelling, with out buildings
situated the road with 10 of land attached
occupied by MIR. Fulcher
Much pains and expense have been undertaken
with this property, and il is most desirable re-
treat for those wishing TO avoid the hustle of CITY
life. with its TAXES, whilst it is sufficiently near to
enable to reside thereon and yet attend bust
in the city As a description, however minute.
will fail to convey proper idea of the many beauties
and values of this property, it will be considered
unnecessary after it has been exsined-which those
designing to purchase will prefer, and requested
to do.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 6, ~ and 10
months, with interest, and satisfactorily secured
NH 10 TAYLOR il WILLIAMS Aucts
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~ To the Voters Of Richmond.-.i nm

n To the Voters Of Richmond:-.l nm "
candidate for the office OF CITY sEhorASI, :. % ,
Hanover county. and a. Magistrate In this city and
having bad an experience of more than twenty years
.. merchant consider myself qualified for tho o.
Zee.
II elected, promise to devote my personai stten-
ton to the discharge of the duties of the office.
Respectfully, PETER W. tAUbbs.
r. Be-iU1s
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" To the Voters of HenricO County,
Friends and fellow citizens: l announce myself
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county at the ensuing election. Should it be your
pleasure to elect me pledge Iayself to give my
divided attention to its dutier. Having acted as
deputy under MI John o Goddin last year, and with
my experience in its duties pledge myself to dis
charge the duties OF the Office promptly faithfully,
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO.
NH Sim
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r~To the Voters Ef RichmOni.--At the
solicitation neny Old cordial friends announce
myself candidate for tn office of CITY SER
GEANT.
| think all who know zoe, will believe, that If
elected will discharge the duties Of this important
Office faithfully.
Very respectfully, CLEMENT WHITE.
II-tda
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W TO the Voters Z! Eae City OF Rich
nond-i respectfully announce rayseif candidate
for tho office OF SHERIFF for tho city Of R!ch
st the ensuing election Should it be the psas re Of
my fellow citizens to cVut-r It's ofce upon ne,
think, with nine years experience Sheriff and Dap
atty shall be able TO discharge the duties with satis.
action TO them and credit mysalf.
Respee fully, ALEX. b. HUTCHESUN
mh Glide
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BY Alexander koff.

GROCERIES, FURNITURE. CLOTH.
~ INC, GC.-Will be sold suction on TUES
PAY, March p, at 10 O'Clock, sundry articles of
Colts &c. N0"''
q, ALSO-A general assortment Dry Goods Clothing
SHOES, Hats, Caps, Crockery and Glassware Coffee
per, Tea, Soap, Backing &c
NH "A ALEX MOTT, Auct
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JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,

To To the Voters of Henrico County.--
Fellow Citizens: 1t becoming assary in May
elect Sheriff for county offer myself candi-
past as Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been af
forded you of forming opinions to my quslihca.
tons. pledge mysef should IL be your pleasure to
elect me, TO continue nv efforts to merit your CONT
dence. Very respectfully,
fe 3--dtMy22 JOHN T. CHILDREY
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-AAEs ALLEN.

City Assess0r.-We propose The lame oi
Mr.. ) N. DAVIS for the above Office, au6 hope ne
will at once declare hiurefa Candidate 70. the came
de |. IN every respect qualified To fiji the oua ana
We want man that can command the coGs3sHes Of
ths peope. MANY VOTERS
NH 24--5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-24

" Card.--It has been currently re-.
ported that have withheld monies collected BY me
IN my ofhcIs capacity by some base slanderer for
the parpose Of defeating in the election of High
Constable, an oice now hold l challenge such per
son or persons TO come forward and show il they can
any instance where such has been the case / now
take this method of declaring myself an Independent
candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE of the CITY of
hchmono and ask my friends to rally to the polls
on the I'd day of April, and cast their votes for me
Nothing but the press of business prevents mo from
seeing you before the day of election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-24

by VIRTUE Of "a deed OF trust executed
ID TO me by Jamas Balm, dated the 9Th dsy of Oc,o-
bar 1855, and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Chesterfield, / shall proceed on
MONDAY, the Slst day of March instant, at IL o'ck,
At the quarry Rockfed, in the county of Chester
field to sell without reserve large quantity of cut
and uncut Granite Dimension Stone, and Stone suita-
BILE for small bridges. Also, three Derricks with
their tackle and large supply of Quarry and Black
smiths Tools and other property. Also one Horse
After the sale at this place, win proceed to sell,
under the deed three other Derrcks with their
tackle, in the said county of Chesterfield, at the
shipping point of the Danvle Railroad, opposite to
Rockets.
if any posiponemeut of the sale takes place, due
notice thereof viii be given
nh IS-dts JNO NJ PATTON Ia, Trustee