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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

frpnCFEv FOR stLt.-YHs srSCE AND vrs-yeve
az ~ od e~tabIshd frrt eisss hulIs gvoo0r Zoe
srssd az Cpe prn~srg svsnues IN The pat
"a rerrnp Ia tture Of 400 ococN 20 70
stresl ~ slaLs, or esdr a BsrOti herGd o1lo6
p,ABMOny HAGl. q ErTRH sTRfsv. ROC SALE
III eIehseKeott e. - sisr 70 les store Futn sresS
cad tudfisF n rer for rcto.y Or ksoop also s@M
cN cVtss Il. Essk olne eetCad hosr Of no
o., HsH place Ia iui ~ wv A hAklNt no OitE
Pei 81 nee or ,Oi II no arr e.
(ASlhs~Al CNnv-trfoNxBV.-gOk eAIx. yM
~ tt a. Gru-es OF ~ the oldest enf baet
ttlshtC sNos6ao sea retail esnds la the CITY Ih7Y
Cfe6 fDr tf s prpficsr ~h Ia oesirou, OF resusa
trg ,orstsrArope Immediately, ~ 81 biee JAZZ
els c. Ee.E Bfg AWAY New Eork
IsATsEg sIGHt FOR A VALUABLE kNPROyAsEut
lrt'c gepevas do~oesrc ter sale ApplS ~
q i. sNh9 Al, hek Jfand street alter = y. m.
fpR'vAtt REsIDEnOws Fok sALE-sBAT GHA1
es thu sary sId beseme, brick house ard lo ne -
cmrict t'raet aso. three STORY high ekxp sie -
TEETH street For cards % edra<eioc srpy 70 A cSk-
CRANE, lf WsR eueo<
DPoPEzgE on nf-ooKLyH HEIGara 20 Exon hAGB
Cor orooe7g a. ,e upptr psst Of the cay a. Eurt Se
che cot ot BrcotSo lne lr ci.ss -
q Poo aad Coutn o,s seets 70 sKob,18e Cor ssa
stgea the ~ 3pt. eouih The
tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

TWENTY THOUSAND AORES or LAND IN wE5yu1u
Virginia Tor saN, wa for improved Breok-
Iyn or kew Fork properly. AoptP to DAM ~ 2. BAN
NARD, " Court eareek, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE -rHaT vALUABtr
II new four story brown stnrs house 50 West Thirty a.
tenth Nre between Ffh and avenues c,ntansrg Al
We mode,n inproytm eu's having subceder wen hgsss
WIN two frsAes front the an glass dco
oesrh- sso wire vault; house y q n IN BY blh We
niszza IN ne rear; hos ~ n lin by % n Ia. AppV w
WAS RLY Fsq rs West Thirty seventh srees, ner
kho p<emisee, or Al a VAL street JsunceY court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

L,URNIsHED HOUeE FOR SALE IN BROOKLyN--
three story brick built IN the best manner, rsce~xy
painted through pleasant and central ocson
rad route about 10 OF y minutes walk from Fulton wAH
street Ferries contains range &C well wnDi&4e
~ furnished Price ss7f0 1900 grsRl ~
saan or wul be sold without he furn'ura Apply ~ -
nKcrklHn Pnst nfnre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04


IN Yo-e 10 LNr-e ekoNrfns on Nsn'ts
" t'TSet and 6orune lo~pktnk s~st ula'e n
MILAN hxlTh 500, cognsr o. k"et a'N '-'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

LrLouR AND FEED STORE FOR sALE-wTH STOCK
and er.res or partocs would be taken wrh capital
81 81 90 $50 Location good ox CITY and country trade.
Good reason given cs ispong q The Inquire 40
Canal street corner Of Wstt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

gsATsEg sIGHt FOR A VALUABLE tNPR0yAsEut
lrt'c gepevas do~oesrc ter sale ApplS ~
@ =. cnb9 Al. bekJfand ssreet alter sP. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

THO IRON FoUNDERa-PA0sNd DUsr5 or EvERx
i approved desori bricks DE clay nre aanA
sod black head for sale b, q. o ROSER:SOh. i& wsssx
sSres New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

slejh sit--A aatinelNz RUuaE Va -VLarIxrH
" ssrset sycrsr ssarus yaauly~ ~ yI.r HNfsY
va 4ssa 7butg ftA ue.I ZhLxs sseoaa F.xs az a.
nQHey Car resnaiu VI So pa csaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

TO LET--IHF rBEEE sS982 BEIoR 5T0Egs ACID
1 csefVfe Nos IN 1871 I'd ia 'fr'ouw cd srence DO
tveer 1piI,testh and souriseuh tArceu hen ttys A.
a AaccH "a .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

ON 0OO HAVANA, DoNnrTr0 AND eKnnA.
.-OV.VVV NJ s,u N teov mersse rates 70 go
huyers Cssh adv made q ssy araiy Ard
any quantity o. CHnhka
HAVANA DOMESTIC AVID GsRnAH snaARS "
IL 0s " sut p-ryhaserp much below usrNt rsfes vss
o. CrKzKS IT BruAdvN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04
vN oAs.A

GC(lH rC sat csEF FOE sALw AN EsrAB
ls's' CO.. Sr BE- race dcirg goo, busosns L.
ce"'f uosxd 40 cod Iepse o. d shine
oots"c a. hr tarro,uo St ~ re.,eS Uui AZ ~
Eosssglg Ia. Nv. ~ "a WRAv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
The schooner kew York.


This vessel, belong to the Virginia line Of Rich
mond and New York packets, ia now out l5 days
She Is not certainly Lost. Vessel, have frequently
hsen out longer. We were once q passenger In
the sehooner Weymouth, Capt. Couch, in voS'
age OF twenty one days to New York NeVer'he-
less, the fears stronger than the hopes TOR he
safety As correctly supposed In parasfApu
In our paper yesterday morning, she 10 no' 'h''.
ed. Her cargo Ia principally insured, par. ~
this city and part Ia New York. The foi'owin rug
Is her freight list HsxalI & Co, 900 bois- aco -oo
half bbls Flour; Shields & somervile, 1871 bush.
els Wheat, and 200 bbls Flour; G. w. Gillian, -
boxes Tobacco; J. s. Walker, Isl boxes ana IL
cases Tobacco; A. Thomas g. Son, l9' boxes lt'
bacco; J. II. Greanor, A. boxes and ~ cases To-
bacco and b f Dickinson, cases Tobacco.
The New York was commanded by Captain
Stephen Bingham-nate, n. B. Terry, and, they
with her crew of four seamen and the cook, were
all the persons on board.
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New York and Virginia Steam Line.

.
We invite attention to the advertisement Of
Nessrs. Ludlam & Watson relative to the opening
of books for an additional subscription to the stock
of the "New York and Virginia Steamship Com
DAIRY" This line has done an excellent business, as
we learn, and as any man could see by the exten
sive freight and passenger lists of the two steamers
now employed upon the route. The business has
increased of late so rapidly that the company see
that another steamer is necessary to meet the de-
mauds of the trade between this city and New
York. and the proposed Increase capital for the
purpose of making this addition to the line. The
profits of the company have been beyond the most
sangune expectations. When Mr. LUDLAM was
some years since exerting himself with such I'M
firing assiduty to establish the line, many thought
him enthusiastic, and predicted that ii he succeed
cd in starting it he was doomed to disappointment
The result has not only proved that they were no
prophets. but that SO far from being visionary, Mr.
l. g anticipations short of the mark, and are
more than realised. We do not doubt for a mo-
nent that the increa sed capital will be promptly
subscribed, and we should think it good policy
among our merchants to take good part of il. in
order that they may have some controlling influ.
enee In the direction of the movements Of the
steamers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

r. To Merchants, Mech aaics md OF hers.
Az it 10 now about tbs time VIII IN Merchants and
others are wishing 10 have CIRCULARS, CARDS,
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LAoING, POSTERS,
&c. printed, respectfully call their attention TO
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Busi-
ness and Vistiny, pAin and fancy. cannot be ex
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and VISITING
and at HoE1e CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-
Die style
All work executed a. short notice AID 1t tbs low
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
descn ptou Of Printing is respectfully asked at ,ha
"DiSPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main snd
18th streets, where can be Uf the finest
specimens Of printing executed in this country.
JNO. D. HAMMEkSLY Z CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

s 70 the Voters.-AmGng the numerous
candidates for the offcs of CITY SERGEANT Mr..
GEO. W. WILEY has presented himself; aud all
who know him will agree with the writer in the
opinion that lie 10 one Of the most deserving He has
lived and done business hero sill his life; and u.s. at
preseot, engaged with Mr. r. C. Howe, cabinet ma
ser, who ran bear witness to his excellent or aIites
II nan be true to himself he will not bs tIt,e To
oth.rs and Mr.. Wiley has throughout life and in
all its relations and obligations shown an example.
Of energy, ability sui csnscientiousness which now
that he a.ks Al important trust deserves some thp
not bles'ed with the ealrh Of of his coTnpe
titors, with hs mpuds of others. ~ POSSESSES
tbs more esttHdbie chdracteris tcs Of teJritu and
desire to gire tstdction He one in snort whose
election no uupIejudiced person, whether he give
hlEn his vote or NOT would regret With c0ims equal
to those of any ct his cppon snts, and with merritt
infinitely superior to of them he is confident
recommended 10 the citizens a man who would dc
honor TO the ctii Co.
NH Pot X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

" NEW DAGUERREoTYPE DEPOT OPENED AT
1888 MAIN STREET..--New styles OF Pictures, and 6
new plan of taking tn EN-; 400 Lkenesues produeed
daily By Steam Machinery.
TYLER& CO, of Charleston, 8. c., have fitted up
as 1879 Msn street. beautiful suite OF roorns here
they are ready to supply the citizens OF Richmond
with l,s.ter Portraits and lo.er prices than they
have heretofore obtained
TYLER CO. have two large Sky.Lghts employ
large ruuber Of Artists and sysrem;3e their busi-
ness in such manner that virtors are kept waiing
but few moments, and charged but 50 cents 70
Liker esses, the same thsy formerly paid s. for.
Call and see the new Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
CANDIDATKH FOR1FFICK.


~ At a Meeting OF the CsunctI of The
CITY of Fishmond. held Mon - Ne 9Th day Of
March. 1851. the follovins per- ems we- sppointtd
Co pmissionsrs and Conductors ~ the Oh after Flee
ons to be held on Wednesday. tn. st gay of April
10 this ore mt year and the following places desis
,ted for holdos said Elections viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
Commissioners-Joseph Erummelt. G. B. Hill. Ed
A smith Gsorse e. ssdlsr aud Patrick II. Batter.
Conductor T. Seal.
FIacs Of holding Elections-Hal over tbs First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
Commis, ioners GEO w. Gillian, w w. Crump,
r, j. smith, Geo. w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper.
so1.
CONDUCTOR Csdmus C. johnson.
Place of hodinz Fisc.icns-Citv Hall
FOR MONROE WARD.
Commissioners --Thos j. Evans, Lewis a. Barnes,
D lniel Trueheart, James Thomas, Jr., and Thomsi
B.rharn
Conductor Georse w. II. Tyler.
Place Of holding Elections -Lasy's shop, corner
OF Broad and Fcushss streets.
mi IS lido THos. LAWSON, C. c. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
~ Fair plny,rin the Natio nal Arucr:

- F1fr piny," Ia tIe
en- of the 18TH mpts discredit III, testimony
of Mr. CHARLES CAMPBELL, late Superintendent OF
the Gas Works. and now the able and valuable Su-
De nte ndent of the Richmond and Danvile abroad
IN favor of MI Knowles becsuss Mr. Campbell las
not thought proper to reply to certain statements
made by Mr. Wynue. soon after ne was tasen IN oy
the Know Nothings and ade Superintend sIt ct the
Gas Works in which Mr. Winnie effects upon the
facompetency Of Mr. Campbell
Now this ~ modest, truly. Mr. Campbsil-ororght
up q mschust aud engineer, all bis life engaged III
this business Acknowledged by competent ludsesto
he master of his profession, and, as such, for many
years the chief of that DEP in the Tre6egar
Worts Switch place he res'sued to take charge Of
the Ges Works of our CITY, and which ne rnndnct1n
for nearly four years to the entire Satisfaction Of 6A,
and would have been that eff, now, but for hav-
ing drawn his infant brssth across tbs Atlantic as
= Fair Play" and Mr.. Wynne and every body knows
who know any thing about the manner IN which ne
turned out and Mr. Wyore put ln-fh sente-
man. of uuinp esohable integrity. thus Known, thus
| able, thus experienced, is charged by Mr. Wypne
| who never was an engineer or machlns, pot
| ,shose calling was that Of pattern maker snd emo
knew nothing about 6ss Works except the little ne
rnay have learned in some few months in our Gas
Works. as 'iacoD le!e"t' to perform the dntlss OF
| Superintendent or Engineer Of Gas Work, and be-
Mr.. Campbell does not think 1t worth " ME 10
into a newspaper discussion az 10 his capacity
with th, then tyIo OF some ak months lntoifnson,
prsfsrrng to attend 10 more useful sn1 important
duties 10 and behold Mr.. " Fair Play" wl.hss me
citizsus of Richmond to draw the conclusion thai
the endorsement + Mr.. Knowles by mir Csrnpnei
is pod for noh hing Fortunately Mr.. Cemposil -
wsd known by the citizens of Richmond, and can
aft rd be silent to suoh imPutntions a. are cast oy
Fair Play" ,
But of one thiag. Fair Play and his friends rad
better take heed and that is fthey do, under emo n
and respectable nsmes max any specific crarga or
charges agsnst bir Campbell, he viii fasi himself
authorized to come ont wt5 facts iaken from me
record that will crush his tfaducers here and eLs
15here into The earth. II. has thus far f"borne He
hes attacked He asks fot no Office. aad hiss
right expect to be le5 aone but foTooerance may
cease to be virtue
One word JUS. here to the editorial in the Nation
al American, tn. otE er dsv Having beer virtually
per wss the organ 5ccause he acas not born In this
country, Mr.. Campnet expect but little else
than it, continued editorial dispessure undsr which
he must try TO exist his allotted time.
NH Colts TRUE FAIR PLAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
Miss Whfts,s Readings

1t 10 but giving inadequate expression to the
unanimous sentiment of the large and intelligent
assembage at the Hall of the Richmond Female
Institute, last Wednesday evening to say that the
lady's reading was distinguished by a correctness
Of taste, fidelity to nature, and thorough attain
ment to the highest order of elocution rarely
equaled by those whose profession Is has been
tor life. Her meditation of it, and her emphasis
are admirable-indeed, well nigh faultless-wbist
her full conception and appreciation of the though
and feelings of the authors, whose works she
reads, engrosses her own heart and mind In
deepest sympathy, and gives to her uttera oce OF
what they have written, the indiscribable charm
and effect of vital nature This too is accc mplish,
ed without any of that sacrifice of dignity and de
eorum which 80 often characterizes the performs
anees Of others. On the contrary whilst render
log the most exei,irg and impassioned passages
with grestsste fleet, she preserves all the dignity,
modssiy and grace CT = lady in the social circle
Her selections were exceedingly happy, and the
portions of the unpublished drama which she read
svinced degree of vigorous thought, strong and
elevated sentiment. and truth to nature, with
rich And glowing maginatiol, which xcited in all
who heard 1t the greatest admiration and desire to
earn the name of It's author IL is sincerely hoped
that Miss White will repeat her interesting read,
an opportunity of doing SO and Of showing that
they have the taste to apprecatenstive talent and
merit and the just desire to sustain them, even
though they be unaccompsnied with the grimace
ana exfravagant carcature OF itenerant Or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
" The Conservatives OF Monroe War

" The Conservatives OF Monroe War,
will bear in mind their Ticket:
For Mayor-Nillism Taylor.
Commemorative Attorney. II. 0ilmer.
Sergesnt-A Michaels.
Assessor--S N Davis
Collector J II. Digses.
High Constable---J. P. Tyler.
Gaugsr A. T Williams.
SGpt. Water Works j l. Davis
supt Gas Works-T II. Wynne
Supt. streets-M. Bates
Grain MeasurerR Il. Kimbrough.
Register Water Werks Nj. L. Stratton.
Msrsser Poor House-Johu rearce
Captain Night Watch-Thcs B. White.
CoUSCILMgN:
d. Saunders, Chas Dimmock,
L. w. Gazebroos, s. ID. Dsnooa
James Thomas, Jr.
ALDEkMEN:
John L. Tate, James Bray,
N. Liplcombe, DanI. Trueheart,
NH l9--2t% &. 2. Word.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

- To the Editor of the Dispatched Sn r
SIg Can you inform us how it 10 that "a indI-
viduals should persist in gug meeting of the IVhg
ard rcau parties for the purpose of nomi atip
candidates for the city officers W. il is rious
fact that of the candidates ow in the Al pre-.
fer that the People should take the matter in their
hands and II is slso equally we'll Known the
Democratic narty have intention of making party
nomnation'2 Can it be that partial fetD desi-
ous OF procuring the nomination of some psI ticular
candidate, pursue this course with the bo gettipg
their favorits meu selected ct hastily call I'd and
most probably IN MY attended meeting, al d thus
perhaps disappont me great BODY of thu peoc 81 As
soof others we trust not, ard we sincerei hope
that he conductor of peutrai paper YOU Ill use
every effort to put down the ate mpt TO ~ one
party against the other in city elections
mh 20-Itr MANY WHO VOTERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

The play of "As You Like It was very credit.
ably produced at the Theatre Wednesday night
Miss MIGRANTS Rosalind was one of the most sue,
cessful hits of the season on our boards. 1t was
personation Of great spirit and fidelity. The best
critics among our playgoers award TO her great
praise. Tonight she appears as Meg Merrilles
IN the play of Guy Mauneriug," and as Harriet,
in he comedy called 'Is he Jealous?'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

~ To- the Voters of Richm0nd.-in re.
ply to the call of many of nav democrats friend,
I'd urgent 80 'ictatlons OF many friends ire
spectiVe c a8rty, to announce myself candidate
for tho CT T7Y COaLECTORSHiP in the approach
ing election, have only TO sag, that some men ara
born grea ena s1me echieve Srratqess, AMI sons
have 1T I hrusI rpon them Ncf being very ace 10
such matt e's, have sort Of HDjsOHs CHOICE bs
tween IN three. II upon any IF these idea the
alta Ea Of men" at >at, iC issn9Un 70 rhs
publ T., tn &C for some years past, have b9eu either
going goi nz, going gnnA, ard therefore have
but little dfcu ty in keeping pee with the progress.
of the ag ;. Hs rug thus Gle ,ry defined my pos ton
shall mejntan with all the in1sxibis f-muess in.
spired by true devotion to the hest Interests of tha
country at large, der the auspices OF tbs dsmocra
ic party. After the eleetion my latitude AMI long-
tude in the official 1rld may be known BY rsf7r.
to the polls
In whatever he 'Jlslous movements OF tn day
may result accept gent men, for this maoifrststiOa
of your favor the &c Of my highest regard,
Your friend and elbow citizen.
me 6-tIstA JOHN Fl. DIG8E3.
IF ENQUIRER and WlIg copy.
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~ Jefferson Ward -

~ Jefferson Ward
For Mayor William Tay lor.
Commemorative A'torueyR T. Daniel.
City serg.ant-E. q. Rawlings.
High CoD,table---Fred Butler.
City Assessor---D. NJ. Miller.
City HsugerS. Jones
Superintendent Streets NJ Bates
Superintendent Water Works--.Gso Waikiki
superiDte ndeht Gas Works--T II Wynnu
Manager Poor B0useJco. Psarce
kesister Water Works M. L. Stratton
Grain Heasur-r--JaS q. Glib
Capt. Night Watch .-Tkos Whits.
MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.
William r. RLtsr Alfred lnoes
Richard o. Hssxlns, Jno w Nickel
N. B Hill.
ALDERMEN.
Riaha'd d sanxay, Geo A. Psarce,
Ch,s Ml!spsogh, Geo. &. Sadler,
NH 60. ltr Chas g. Hill
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IaE KID.


ysst.,dsv morning 10Th inst, at y O'Clock MAR
GA2ET SIMPSON. daughter of James and Mary
Simpson in the Sd year Of her age.
The friends and ecqusintances Of the family are
invited to stte nd the funeral this Fntsv) afternoon
at o'clock from the residence OF her father, on nth
at, set between Clay and Vensble, without further
notice.
sleep. little baby. sleep;
Not in thu cradle bed;
Nor on thy mothers breast
Heuceforth rh.l be thy rest,
But with the quiet dead.
Mount up, immortal efsence--
Young spirit. baste, DEPART
And is this deaths dead thing
If such thy resting,
Now beautiful thou art.
O. would gaze forever
Upon that wsxen face;
20 pa. sioness pure,
That little shrine was sure
An angels dwelling place.
And wnpu the hour arrives,
From flesh that Gets Us free,
Thy spirit may ait,
The first at Heavens tste,
To meet and welcome me-
/, lis residence on4th street CANDLES Hill, A I.
JOHN GARY, in the 48th year of hia age
His friends and those nf the family. icquss ste d
to att nd bis funeral st the Second BaptaG Church,
this 81 az 81 O'clock. without 1dTtEar notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

TnH@TEtiSEiEED LAND EBE SALE.
" The subscriber wishes to sell his tract of Land,
lying il Ches erisld county about mi es from Rich
moni and mi les FROM the Court House. The tract
contains hiuety -seyeu Acres, AID has good Dwell
ins with and convenient out bindings; with
good orchard and well Of good wafer in tbs yard.
crop of wheat has been seeded, and will be sold
with the farm. orterIns, apply to s. Marion Fuqua,
the Court House road, or to thu subscriber ths
premises. c. N. JOES.
NH 20---Sth
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II My Own Ticket

~ My VWU IECkVt---
For Msyo-Hsyo.
Comm ouwsal,h's Attorney DAHL.
Ssrg.sut--M ichaelF
kssessor---Davis.
Collector. Hotsor.
Hg1 Constable 1tler
Sauger---Jones.
Sucerintendent Water Works j. Davis
Superinten1e Gas Works---Wynne.
Superintendent Streets-Bates.
Grain Meesurer---Lu
Register Water Works. Syatton.
Marazer Poor Hou,e--Pearce.
Captain Night Wstch-Whits.
NH 20. IT VOTER.
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f,PECIAI NOTICES.

rTC0unfry Merrbs nfs and Others visit
iaR the city thi, sprus 70 make their purchases VIII
do W ell to call aud examine my stock Of Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, as an, ssiIin. on a.
a ,.. To close business THOMAS HOW
rnh . I'm zig Main street.
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CANDIDATES FUR OsFJCx.

"To the Voters or the City Of Rtrh.
sosD.-I res1sstfaliv snnon-cs rrvssi' asa esa.i
date for the office ofe,ty DRAIN HEasUgEP a, +,
solicit your votes at tbs snsuioz eisrtiop
NH i0-dtdet RfCHAeD n. KtMgaOUGu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

vTo he Voters of the city OF Rich-
Mosp.-fhe numerous personal sepheatons 70 Us
By uy fellow citizens, from various parts OF tas Ss
to present mysolf ss q candidate for NJ ONE ~
confidence in my ability to perform the dutiss o.
trust ~ expressed 10 q card signed MANY s0seI -
the three Wards" prompts me TO respoeai "
turning INV sincere Acknowledgements for tlos"
prenstaGs of that confidence, and by snh'uh''Ss
myself candidate for that Office shsnid % o,
oisasure OF my fellow eittxens 10 confer tue mes
me, nothing shall b. wanting GA my pa't 10 insure
taithfal discharge of its duties. v,or
TO So-dtda WIN. YAnSoh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
A VOTER.
SrMndis on Ward THE following tickle
viii he sunuoItsd By MANY VOTERS 1t the Apr

~ Maids on Ward 1.-THE following tick {
will be supported by MANY VOTERS st the April
election
For Mayor-WiiIiam Taylor.
Commanweaths Attorn sy--R.iT. DsrieI.
City Sergsanc-Gso. w. Wiley.
High Constabie-F. Butler
City Collector j, A Hobson.
City Asses4or-D NJ. Miller.
City Gsugsr-R. Fox.
supt stroets- M dates
supt. Water Works-J L. Davis.
supt. Gas Works-T IL Wynne
Manager Poor House--Jno. pearos.
Grain Measurer Jas Glib.
Capt Night Watch-A. Wilkinson
Register Water Works-M. L. Stratton,
COUNCIL:
Dr. j. III Conway, VIM. g. Paine,
Chas. ). Mills ii w. Fry,
T.R Prics.
ALDaEIEN:
NJ Burton, st. Tinsley,
John K. Wonble, Chas Bennett
mn 20 s: Il. Duval
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

fyTo Many Voters. Trrespective of Pa,
ry-I answer to your vary sttsrinx call Of ys.te,
dsy, will simply state thst am csndidas for y .
Office of CITY sERGFANT, ressrvias the cInt n
ssncy of a nomination By the Democrat; p.rty IA
promise. il eisctsd. to give nv whois attention ~
the faithful dischsrgs Of its duties
Very respestfnv you.s &c.
ui l2-dtd EDWARD ~ RAWLINGS