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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04
The Missing steamer Pacific.

ST. JOHNS, n. B., March 3.-No steamer has ar
rived here, consequently the report of Chas Aborn
mate of the brig Bogert that he saw steamer
crossing his track, route for this port is un'
founded The Pacific Is insured for 5000, 600 in
Europe and the United States. Hopes are still
entertained of her safety. The Atlantic was 49
days out in 1851, and came in safe. The Pacific
sailed from Liverpool on the Odd of January.
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Mr.. Raehuck and Lord PaImerston.

e.. The telegraphie account of the foreign news by
the America, represented that in the bitter reply
of Lord Palmerston to Mr.. Roebuck, he charged
that gentleman with being the mouthpiece of the
calumnies uttered in the United States, and as
'holding bride from the enemy" The printed &C.
count of that speech in the papers since received
has 1t "holding brief from the enemy"
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, March 3d.-Flour firmer--sales OF
Howard Street at 81; City Mills quoted at So rs.
Nothing doing in Grain, with prices nominal and
unchanged. Provisions inactive.
NEW YORK, March 3d.-Flour frmer-State
81 l.; Ohio So Southern Se8l. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn dull at 7i4. Pork and Beef un.
changed. Lard declined and quoted at 10t Ohio
Whiskey % Stocks frm--Virsinia 6'S $94}.
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~ Keep Ii before the People ITO the
VOTERS OF RICHMOND -Fellow-Citizens Having
had II years experience in the plasterng business
hereby announce myself candidate for City Ser
geant As an independent candidate, without regard
party if any of the chain gang should get obsropo-
us and break any of the pastering will repair it
free of charge. Rally to the polls the day
ofeection and help me to get the office, and will
suarante the office will be well filled.
Respectfully.
uIh SITS WARNER H. GODDIN.
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ssy. To tho Vorers of Rtcb,

~ To the Voters of RichnoDd.--l am n
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT, at the
approaching election. Having acted Sheriff in
Hanover county, and Magistrate in this city, and
having had experience of more than twenty years
q merchant, consider myself qualified for the Of
fee.
If elected, promise to devote my personal atten-
ton to the discharge OF the duties of the office.
Respectfully, PETER w. GRUBBS.
fe 0-Iu*
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~A Card--To the Voters of the Cit,

TA Card---T0 the Voters of the City OF
RICHMoSp.-Fellow Citizens: Having been solicited
by many friends-personally, well through the
press to announce myself candidate for the Office
of MAYOR OF the city, now beg leave most re-
specially do If it should be your pleasure
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
10 remain your faithful servant,
NH t-dts VIM. TAYLOR
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q HEALTH OF Hon. THos. H. BAYLY-Ths Peters
burg Express of yesterday states that letters by
the steamer Isabel announce that Judge Bayly of
Virginia, is in very preearious stuaton-the eli
mate Of Cuba having failed to check the pulmona-
ry complaint which has now completely Frustrated
him. VIM. #. Joynes, Esq, of Petersburg his
brother-in-iaw, will sail from Charleston ia the ba.
bel to-day, for Havana, where he will join Gen b.
and his family .-.. .~--
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~ To the Voters of the City Of Rich
mond.--Fellow citizens: Having been solicited by
many friends to announce myself a. q candidate foI
the office Of GRAIN MEASURER of the city,
now do so most respectfully. IL it should be your
pleasure to confer that office upon me- nothing shall
be wanting my part to faithful disclisr &c
of the duties of the Office.
Yours respectfully,
NH 4 LINZ las N WAIVER
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I'M J--ot~ WAhNER IT. GUUDIN.
70 The Dead Alive, and n candidate for

70 The Dead Alive, and a candidate for
lie office of CITY SERGEANT.
Everybody knows that do not pretend to all the
qualifications necessary to discharge perfectly the du
ties of the office for which hereby respectfully an
nounce myself candidate but believing that pos
some, aud can supply through other individual
those which | lack-a course which the successful
mined On the assurances OF many friends, to enter
the track, and hope not to be last at the post.
JOHN STITH.
win be continued fe 29-td*
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GONE! COMET! COME !--Run, walk,
" hop ride or be carried-nsSer mind how Won
come a. long az YOU get TO LEWIS.
This is positively the last month that win be in
the Clothing business ! am determined to sell out
somehow and will therefore not be governed nv the
cost of the articles bargains will be given TO all who
will call Many styles oil the goods are desirable and
suited 10 the present season. Come eyery way Won
can como with plenty Of money il your rockets and
with the determination " buvinr so,a. of lie
cheap goods now being sold al
A LEWIS ~ Main street
mh .s OPposits 81. Charles Hotel
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virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com

We understand that the Stockholders Of this
Company, at their annual me citing yesterday,
failed to re-elect Archibald Peasants, Esq, one Of
their Directors AS Mr.. Pleasarts has been for
many years President of the Company, it is de-
signed to make change in that Office.
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rnLEoRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE pIsPATcH.


wasHIssTos, March 3-SEkATF-The senate
took up the bill authorizing the construction OF
ten steam sloops Of war, which was passed, ana
the body adjourned
HousE--The House took up the defciency Dill
but adjourned without any action
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:
FOR OFFICE.

~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
mond.-fou are hereby notified that there will be {
pubic meeting held at Dr. Moses Harriss Office cor.
DER OF Brooke Avenue and Broad street, on THIS
(TUESDAY) EVENING, at az o'clock. for the puf.
pose Of nominating Mr.. JACOB Wo0DSON a. m
independent cAndidate, for the Office OF MAJ Oh Of
the city OF Richmond -
N n-Punctuni attend ance IL requested by
NH 4-its MANY VOTERS o. BkoA ST. 3
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.Pepnsyivania state DesnecratIc Conven-

ppfr. ApEIPHIA. March 3-The Pennsylvania
state Democratic Convention meets at Harrisburg
10 morrow. Over three hundred delegates left here
last night to attend. Hot work Is expected be
tween the respective friends of Pierce and Buch
anan. In the choice of delegates TO the National
Convention at Cincinnatti
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rTa fI,e Yaters af Henrico

" To the Voters OF Henric0 County -
am candidate for the office of Sheriff at the comins
election in May next. Having served as deputy
sheriff in both districts Of the county for the past sir
years fatter myself that qualified to discharges
The duties Of the Office Should 1t be your pleasure
TO elect me- the business of the office shall be faith
fully attended TO. -
NH 4-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
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Mt Barxyich. Mass

HARWIGH, Mass, March "A violent gale pre-
vailed he e yesterday. carrying away the Com
mercial wharf Loss $50 900
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w To the Yonug Democrat

~ To the Yonug Democratic Voters OF
mare for more thorough organization Of party in
Richmond it is proposed that Young Mems Demo.
cratic Association be orsanized. meeting win
Therefore be held at 'sSchads Hail." Thursday
ming the 9Th of March, ocock, for the purpose of
organizing the Association We hope that this meet
ing will be fully attended it is highly important
that immediate action should be taken. 3
NH 4-3t hChMOND.
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The Americas Mails.

| NEW YORK, March The Americas mails ar
rived here at noon to-day, and were dispatched i'm
| medistely for the South. They will be due in
| Richmond tomorrow afternoon.
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Dcstruetive Fire In Portland, ,aIaine.

PORTLAND, Me, March 3d.--Lsst night a ire
occurred here, destroying five stores in Middle
street occupied by Darins White, o. A. Perry, w
s Richards and VIM. Russell
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Marine Disasrer.

PORTLAND, MAINE, March 3--The bark David
Nichols. from Cardenas was sunk in this harbor
Yesterday, by floating ice. The Captain was
owned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

~ To the Voters Of the City of Rich
MoND.-l beg leave to announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the office of MAYOR of this city
at the ensuing charter elections ..-
NH tide JOSEPH MAYO.
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Richmond Markets, March 3, 1856.

hFnHUuu NIHTAets3 UTHFCH Is IS0O.
FLOUR-No transactions yet in Flour. The hold
pretty firm, and not yet within the range of
shippers. Some of bakers have found II to their
interest to buy Fionr in Baltimore where the fates
of Ohio and Howard street from Sc IS to 81.
WHEAT-Saes at l.55 for prime red; + LOO for
prime white.
CORN--65067i cts. per bushel.
OArS---s8 cts
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Fran Havnna.

NEW YORK March 3-The steamer BLACK War
rior. from New Orleans via Havana, arrived here
today There Is no news Of Importance by this
arrival tr -
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e. MasIc..-The course Of tnstrmction In
tbs Richmond Musical Academy, will commence
TODAY The Juvenile class will meet at 4 and the
.anIt class At O'Clock. r. ~, in the lecture room Of
ID Presbyterian church. Minister'S and the public
senerally interested upon this subect are respect
fully invited to attend these meetings.
NH 4-fts etf @ssszsssf efaste#a& -
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~Tallie Vote

w-TO the Voters of the City of Richmond.
respectfully announce myself candidate for the
office of CITY SERGEANT. at the ensuing Charter
Election Respectfully, -
fe 28-6tH G.. c. JOHNSON.
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-.-es..ts t.I.gtJtEgs 49, Hsf 4tlSta
- 8. -, = s.'t.'s. a}z'sa4'i ss'' -
s.. al a-ts as4sl@5 a.ssS @s@a - p. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

~ johnson, ininsitable Cuttcr Fl Hair
and Whiskers on 10th street, between Main and
Cary Particular attention paid to DreMing, Curling
and Shaupoouing the Hair.
InaIlible Tonic to grow the Harlan instantaneous
I'VE for 4 beautiful black or brown. NH
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ca call de attention of the Trade to their sale of au
m and Moasses this morning. at II o'clock, at the
lower sheds on the Dock NH 4-1tl -
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JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,

gvI In compliance with the request OF
msny citizens announce my self candidate for the
Office Of CITY SERGEANT.
NH I---im X. NJ. TABB.
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" Cough. Asthma. Rheumatism.-

THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEny
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT,
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINEs
HAVE FAILED Every day new Testimony eoms'
in that speaks of the virtues that should induce ~.
affiictedto delay no longer. The Debilitated-ths
Despondins-the Dyspeptic-6nd in it great resto.
rative and Immigration,
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The Presidency.

The approaching contest for President win be
one of the most momsntous that ever agtated this
country. Who can think of the election, by posi-
bty, being thrown into the House Of Represen-
tatives, and q struggle there, ending like that OF
the Speaker, in the triumph of Black RepuhIi-
can. without . shndderf The Union cannot zur.
yiye that catastrophe.
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ePHcTAL NorTcns.

~ Special NotIco.--Ess ~ Gtoo1k e &c.
reSpectfuffy ask the attention Of the Trade and the
public generally TO their sale of the stock of r. L.
Angus, No27, Market Bridge, this day at 10 o'clock
See advertisement f1h Al
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2.0G0 more Tarleton Collars, just received per
Express and openin this morning, at N EZEkl-
ELS rs Main street, have just received another
lot of those aguifcent Tareton Collars, which were
90 much admired by those who had the opportunity
of procuring one Those ladies who have so anxi-
ously awaited their arrival can now be supplied
The sty les are much Landowner than the first lot To
those who have not yet the article would state
that the price 10 ONLY A NINEPENCE EACh,
worth five dollar bill Call soon you'll miss eni.
N EZEKIEL, Cheap Cash Store,
fe 2S-dkc IS Main street.
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Al HEAD QRS. 1ST RECT VA. yOLS}
e Richmond March Sd, 1856.
II! ORDERS No. 10.
LUZ l. The members of the National Guard will
sembe at Lafayette Hall their usual place of meet
ing) on WEDNESDAY evening next, the 5th inst.
at o'clock for the purpose Of holding election for
commissioned officers of said Company. below the
rank of Captain.
2 Capt. Richardson, of Company B, will supern-
tend the election. r. p. AUGUST,
NH FIT Col lst Reg't Va. Vols
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LUsEY's CREEK P. O.,
Hardy county, Va, Dec. |, 1855
MEssRS MORTIMER & MaWRRAY.


MEssRs MORTIMER MoWBRAY:
observation-disclosures to request | here give Won
DESCRIPTION Of the effects of Hamptou's Vegetable
Tincture and it's applicability to nv case. Issey
ed an injury to my constitution in the Mexican war
in l847 had malignant typhoid fever, which affect.
ed my lungs, and from which suffered more or less
until short time since. Last June was taken with
the Asthma 1.-THE Immoral type and that stuck TO me
all the summer and FALL and was reduced in weight
from l52 to 1873 pounds, my average weight in nv
healthy days was us pounds. Your Tincture ha.
cured me already, and have only used four bottles
hereby all afflicted similar to myself that no
better remedy can be found; it is the best Expeetor-
ant ever tried. 1t carried of all the pLeam
from the lungs have gained pounds since com.
menced its use. l remain yours,
GEO. A. BURGoYNE
" Delicate Ladies and children will please give ii
trial. 80 -
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Coushs
Bronchitis, Rheumatism Liver Complaint ScFofula
As female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
& Co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburs; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER {
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists aud Store
keepers everywhere.
- 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for IS.
NH l-d&c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

" Preserve your Teefh-arrest decay
render your gums sound and healthy--by the use OF
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. IL relieves and
prevents Toothache imparts a pesrly whiteness to
the Teeth and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath Is free from all injurious
lists, superior to any preparation known. See cir
cular
For sale by PURCELL LADDA CO.; BENNETT
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE 4 GRAY; LAIDLEY
& ROBINSON; 6RUBBS & APPERSON and ali
Druggists. Prlce 90 cts. js H-Sm
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r. Abel U. Mayo, will, h, fam.

AZ Abel u. Mayo, will be fonnd hera-
sr's Hall, corner of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CosvEYAscIsc and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every dsscrint "na
and COPYING. f'oN
Memoranda left with his father, joseph Mayo "a,
or at his Office In the City Hall, will be duly attend
cd to. Au'
He win also take Dispositions and attend 70 an
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. ia ID ~ 'i
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+ 1lST OR aTOLEN..-A young Lig
ARMORY R. L. /. BLUES, /

nj The Company will assemble mt their
n ArInory, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. the 5th
inst at half past O'Clock, for regular Meeting and
Drill. -..- r.. tH,
IL is very desirable that there should be full at
tendance business of importance viii be brought
ND for the action of the Company.
By order Of the Captain.
NH 4-2t WIN H FRY lat Sera't.
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~ Do you wish a beautiful, glossy and
luxurious growth of Hair Use Pelletier's Fluide
Blondssant of Golden Fluid 1t increases its growth
renders it soft and glossy, and is the only prepars
ton known that will prevent its falling off
ing gray. Price Is cents.
For lie by Bennett, Beers 4 4Fisher, Duval
Norton, Grubbs Apperson, and all Druggists.
NH 1-6tt
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" To NefVOus Sufferers,-.A rntir..
clergyman, restored to health in few DAYS ssss,
many years OF great nervous suferina In anxions -,
make known the means of cure. viii send IT,
the prescription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN ~
DAGNALL, No. 90 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. N. Y
fe 29-lmt - ~ l.
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u To the Voters of EeichmOnd.--The
day ia at hand when it will be your duty to de-
signate the polls the individuals of your choice ol
various municipal Offices aud among them, not the
least important will be that of City Sergeant.
For this office, a high order of intelligence, great
rmness of purpose business talent matured by expe
renee, and courteous department, are essentially
necessary proper discharge Of its various
duties. Many individuals have been proposed, and
many may be expected TO be named, but among
them ALL one. in the opinion of those who have
known him longest and known him best, can combine
more of necessary qualification for the office than
our worthy and much esteemed fellow-citizen,
FRANCIS ]. SMITH, who from boyhood to man
hood, has been with us and of us. la sunshine and
in Storm in sickness aud in sorrow, have all known
where to lind him, and always have found him good,
true and trusty.
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of Richmond
to select Mr. Smith for the office in question: the
writer knows him well enough to know that his
whole time and personal attention will be devoted to
the proper discharge of its duties; but should it be
otherwise, he likewise knows that he will be found
the good citizen STILL as he belongs that small
class unfortunately too small whom Office cannot buy
and its privstion cannot aneate
fe 25-ts MONROE WARD.
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LOST.

I
4 OST..On Saturday evening last, some
IL where in the city, black Port Monnsie, con-
tanning SIS in North Carolina money, one . 10 and
one IS note together with q number of negotiable
notes due bills, &c. of value to any person but
myseif-as payment of them has been stopped. The
finder by leaving the papers, kc. this Office,
have the S Is in the book and IS additional
ward. Il. w. GLALEbhUOk ssi
NH 4---St s.-..--.-.---
T 0sT--CHECK AND MONTY LOST
IL left my residence, the Central Railroad this
morning with A. Pizzinis check. No. $50 on the Far
mers' Bank dated I'd February 1886, for $S330 and
three S. Virginia and one IS North Caroline note, in
nv pocket Amer leaving the Post Office, the notes
aud check were missing. will give IS out of the
$40 for their return to DIR r. H. Deane. Payment
Of the check has been stopped and be of no use
to the finder. THUS h DREW.
NH 4-5t+
Z OST.--lIn the 26th February. bunch Of
L small KEYS 5 or in number, on q steel rins,
the size of half dollar. The finder will receive
upon leaving them at this Office, ii required
NH 4-St
r OST Or STOIIEN.--A young Light
L. Brown or Sorrel JINTER SLUT, who had
recently had puppies She has WI te feet and breast
and nose and few days since about the
Virginia House. which her late owner lived. 1t
Is reported that abe last in furniture
wagon. Any information relating to her will be
hank fully received al this Office, NH 4-2tS
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~r. FOR RENT.--The store and Dwell
:5 ing on Broad street. at present occupied by the
NIL subscriber, suitable for most any kind OF bust
ness Possession given ON the LIST of April. For
further particulars impure on the premises at
ISAAC ROSENHEIMS,
No. l27 Broad ST., opposite Frederksbg Depot.
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AK FLA Y ETTE ARTILLER .--AI-
HWN tend 9 meeting of your Company this (TU ES-
s$DAY) evening, at n o'clock, 2. NJ, with
zsfssseE Side Arms.
This is the monthly meeting for the transaction of
business and the Court of Enquiry for the assess-
ment of fines will be held
Members will please attend punctually, the roll
will be called precisely at to O'Clock.
By order of the Captain,
NH At A. LEARY, y. >.
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A NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTIONS
"a Pursuant to the above orders. you will assemble
M at Lafayette Hall, on WEDNESDAY evening.
W at O'Clock.
Sergeants will summon their squads
By order of Lieut. johnson.
NH l---2t JOHN III. MILLER. Ord'y.
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~ ATTENT ION, HENRICO
AN TROOP--We have just received, beau
1EKN tifu Cap very we'll adapted as an undress
~ cap for your company Call at 10 Main
street, and look for yourselves.
NH 4 BINFORD, DICKINSON WEfSIGER.
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re- To the Voters of HenrieO COunty.--
FellowCizens: 1t becoming sssary in May next to
elect Sheriff for our county, offer myself a cand
date tor that office Having served you for sometime
past Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been af
torded you of forming opinion to my qusliica
tons pledge myself, should it be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully,
fe 23--dtMy22. JOHN I. CHILDREY.
IT, To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-I candidate for the Office of Sergeant of
the City of Richmond. Having discharged the duties
ct the ohcs natter tier myself .as am qassd TO
next election. Respectfully,
fe 18---ts JAMES L. BRAY. -
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q Gibbs Gallery for Pate.t !,

+ q Gibbs, Gallery for Pateus k,.s
TYPES AND fHoToeRAPHs, OF EVERY sIxr $50 %.
scsIPTioS-Dssuerreoty copied into Ambra,. w
and made permanent, or IL desired TO life .s1 pee
paper, retarnlngthe perfect hkeness and painsss
BILE style of portraits = -a' a'sifs-
Ambrotypes In loekets, pins, cases, and franz, =,
all descriptions. r. n GIRpS OF
-. Corinthian Hall, Msin street, below 9Th
io ~ :. - -. HichInnna
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q Tnkina people Oa.--There ARE ma n,
queer anomoiies in this world when one coras.
analyze the whole affair thoroughly We have 80 -
people grow very angry, If Others take.,hem az 81
yet 1t was only yesterday our new lays, 1na
In the best possible humor Of being taking Of hv ~
MONS. SIMoss has particular fancy for tgk; ~
people Oft and making faces " g. W, >,
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au, SPRING STUCK OF MA
Hi HATS, CAPS AND STRAW
ella GOODS, FOR 1856.
We beg leave to inform merchants aud others, that
we arc now opening splendid and entire new stock
Of HATS, CAPS and STRAW GOODS, comprising
every style and variety manufactured for the
which win be sold at Wholesale and retail.
Terms Six per cent. off .or cash, the usual
time to punctual customers.
GEO. w. DUEsBERRY, so long known TO the trade,
10 now engaged with US, and will be pleased to see
his old customers at any time
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER,
NH No 10 Main st Richmond Va