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Property in Slaves.

In reply to the New York Tribuues rant upon
the subject of the recognition of slaves proper
ty by the Constitution, the New York Express rev
minds its fanatical contemporary that for hum
dred and fifty years, all the Courts, Federal and
State In the Northern commercial States, have re-
cognised slaves to be property. There is not a
manufacturer in Connecticut or Massachusetts,,
who sells his products South, that does not know,
slaves are often levied on as property there, and
sold as property to collect Yankee debts, If sued
in the South. The treaty of 1853 with Great Bri-
tain demanded payment for abducted negroes as
property. The treaty of 1916 (of Ghent ditto,
ditto. John Quincy Adams is on the record, re-
cognisiHg slaves, over and over again, to be pros
Derty,
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CoLD-BLooDED MURDER.-Uur citlzsns were agsin
startled about eleven O'Clock yesterday morning By
the announcement that another cold blooded murder
hsd been added to this long catalogue of crime in this
city The victim of this tragc sffair Mr. r. NJ.
Hosley, respectful. citiz.n Fhs perpetrator of
the deed ia youth of the name of Charles Wells q
nephew Of the deceased and who was engaged at
work in mill. 1t appears. from what we could
learn, that Mr. Hosley msds remark to young
Wells about the time of day, AID in the act Of
tuning away, when the latter pulled out pistol,
aud deliberately shot the former the contents taking
effect in the left side of Mr. . head nlietipg ter
ribls wound. The woundsd man cried for help, but
before any aid reached him, Wells drew a bowie.
knife end stabbed his victim fatal blew, near the
regisn OF the heart. MIR. Hosey walked few ste ps
fell to the ground, and expired without uttering
word
After committing the deed. yourg Wells flsd, ths
weapons still in his hands, and pursued by
raj persons, anon whom a son of the dece ssed
He ran far as Exchange Building, where, meeting
with police officer he surrendered himself ststing
that he had shot and stabbed his uncle coroner's
inquest held upon the body and, from the state.
ment of the witnesses it does not appear that angry
words had passed between the two. nor do we lears
of any previous quarrel or threats between them
Wells committed to prison. Thu deceased
leaves wife and three children.
MeHDhis bulletin 10Th
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Kansas.


Bishop Pierce, of Georgia, one Of the most emi-
nsnt of the Bishops Of the Methodist church, has
been lately travelling in the West, and communi.
GATES to the Charleston Christian Advocate Notes
Of Q Western Tour" In the last number Of that
Journal there Ia an account of his observations in
views Of gentleman of such intelligence and Inn
partially, and 50 far removed from the influence
Of political bias and passion cannot but have much
weight with all candid minds. Whilst Bishop
Psres expresses the opinion that the policy of the
North and the South, In sending armed bands to
uusstionAbly wrong, in its inception and its oh.
tscts and DISASTROUS in its results, he pronounces
It beyond ali controversy that the North, in ills
biind zeal 10 make Kansas q free State, provoked
al the troubles that followed, by picking up and
for v Arding population to serve their purposes
and that the aDoiiti0nis.s were the aggressors BY
their violence and rebellion and lswless intrusion
upon tho rights OF Others. Still, the South, he
th,aks, erred, 10 initiating a bad example. She
ought have sent citizens, not soldiers and left
the abolitionists TO the law and tbs troops of the
general government, which plan he thinks would
have saved Kansas " the South, and . quiet bona
fde emigraton might do 1t yet. Not thar he thinks
the climate, soil and productions favorable to
aAvery, but 1t might be recognised In her consti.
sutton, when the time for her admission as a State
shall come, and there would be slaves enough,
along with this, to identity Kansas with the
southern States, in the councils Of the country
NJ hysical law bars the institution IL is there
and there il might remain. Nevertheless, he thinks
the south WIN lose it, by her fault, rather than
by the eontrvsnce Of her enemies.
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q To Merchants, Mechanics and Others
A it is now aboat til. time wh,n Merchants ar q
others wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARE g.
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POSTERS
&c. printed, respectfully call their attention to
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 Bust
ness and Whiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
cesd.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice ana at the low
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing, is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFIC C." corner of Main and
18th streets, where can bs seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing executed in this country
JNO D HAMMERSLY CO.
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Theatre.
~

The personation of Elinor Mowbray, in Secs
ond Love-" by Miss MIGRANT, on Tuesday night,
was most admirable. She established her claim
to position in the dramatic profession. She is
remarkable for . clear snunciaton, decided ener>
gy and animation, tempered by an excellent dis
erection, which, while it never allows her to fal,
below her part, prevents her from over-acting 1t.
She Is, In Short . lady of decided talents and q
very accomplished actress. She ELECTED the most
earnest applause from the audience-an applause
which wss involuntary and enthusiastic.
To.night she appears - Lady Gay Spanker in
the play OF London Assurance" and as Kale
D Brisn Ia Perfection"
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MAXINE INTELLIGENUK.

Port of Richmond, March ls-High Water 103 O'Clock
c<cS~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ARRIVED,
gchr Helen Mar, McKerson, Boston, mdss., d. l.
w. Currie.
schr E. J. Pickup, Pickup Philadelphia COAL 8.
p. Hawes.
gchr. verus Treadwsll, Philsdelphia, coal Harris
l. Fchos.
schr. Four Sisters, -, Eastern Shore, oats.
schr. VIM. James Warren, Eastern Shore, oats.
Schr. VIM. E. Ferguson Clark, Clairmount, lum-
Der.
SAILED,
schr. Henry Read, Ives, Norfolk, via Port Wal
thai, coal.
CLEARED,
Bark John T. Palmer, Turner. for Venice, with
42I hh6s. tobacco, by Edw. VIM de voss Co.
BALTIMORE, March It'd. schrs. Anna Bell.
81 inner, Petersburg; and VIM. Ssvere, Brooks, and
Visitor, Washington, Richmond.
IEwEs, Del, March l6.--sld schr Fairy for Rich
mo ed.
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Cy NEW DAGUERRxoTYPE DEPOT OPENED AT
Is9 MAIN STREET.--Nsw styles OF Pictures, and Il
new plan of taking them 40 Likenesses produced
daily, by Steam Machinery.
TYLER & CO., of Charleston, 8. c.. have fitted up
at 1879 Main street. beautiful suite of rooms where
they are ready to supply the citizens of Richmond
with better Portraits and at lower prices than they
have heretofore obtained.
TYLER co. have two large sky.Lights, employ
large number Of Artists, and sysemise ther bust.
ness in such manner, that vir!tors kept waiting
bat q few moments and charged but 50 cents for
Likenessss, the same they formerly paid 81 for.
Call and see the new Gallery.
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EF For City Sergeant-JRmes ID. El!etr
EMPHATICALLY THE MAN.-lt was with unfei gned
pleasure that mber of read tho card in the
Dispatch of the 18th mat. from "Jeferson Ward"
We cordially 'sspord and will unite with friends
OF the First Ward in his port and pledge cur.
his manners. in every respect Gentleman, and with
qualifications equal to any other gentleman named
for this office, agree with friends, MANY
Voters of jefferson Ward that he will BE- most
ceptable to the Voters generally. We will then
make a puli. long pull, for him. Believing our
united Efforts will elect Mr.. Elicit, subscribe
ourselves, Most respectfully.
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD, Nos.
MARCH 49, l857-2tr
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"a To the Voters of Richmond.--Ip re.

kT 40 tue voters al Richmond. ---Iu
ply to tn, call Of many of my democrats friends,
and urgent solicitations of many friends ire
spective Of narty. to announce myself q candidate
for the CITY COLLEGTORSHIP Ia the approach.
ing election, have only to say, that men ara
born great, and s1me achieve greatness, and some
have it thrust rpon them Not being very nee 10
such matters, have sort of Hobson's choics he.
tween the three. IL upon any of t csc tides Ia ths
sHaF Of men" am now ah sat, it IL known to the
PUBLIC, that for some years past, have been either
going. going going or gone, aud therefore csa bsvs
but little difficulty in keeping p,ce with the progress.
Of the age. Having thus cle.rly defined my position
shall naintain 1t with all thu fsxiba irmnsss l.
spired by true devotion to the best of the
country at large usder the auspices the democrat
&c party. After the election my latitude and long-
tude In the official world may be known by refer
ence to the polls
In whatever the cumbustious movements of ths day
may result accept gentlemen for this manfr station
of your favor. the Of my hi shsst regard.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
me 6-tlstA JOHN II. DIGGES.
e. Enquirer and Wing copy.
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Appolntmc uts BY the Prcsid emf.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Pennsylvania ap.
pointments are not yet settled. The following
appointments have been made for Boston Arthur
w. Austin has been appointed Collector, vice
Peassly; Watson Freeman. Marshal, re-appointed;
Chas. L. Woodbury. appoi1ted II. 8. Attorney.
vice Halletf; Fletcher Webster, Surveyor of the
Port; Bailey, Post Master. and Green, Naval Of
fcer, are retained.
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~ City Gas Works.-The undersigned
srs himself as a candidate for reelection to the
ofics OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
WORKS.
Having erected all the MACH aery az the New Gas
Works, and conducted the whole Of the operations
at both the New and Old Works during the past two
years, In a m.nner which he trusts has been salts
factory his fellow citizens he respectfully socta
their votes at tie election in April.
NH a. tide T. H. WYNNE
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Rev. S. r. Jones, Presbyterian minister, and
a chaplain in the army of 1912. died at Eimira, n
Y, Thursday, at the advanced age of SO years.
VIM. Hawks and VIM. J. Moore are the Dem
ocratic nominees for the Virginia Legislature from
Jefferson county.
Messrs. Tyre Maupin aud Algernon T. Maupin
have succeeded William Evans in the management
of the Berk elev (Va) American.
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~ To the Voters of Richmo nd -.Prexe,,
appesrances Indicating that there will bs NO nsytv
nominations at the approaching Sprius election,
asain present myself candidate for the ohee ~
CITY 6EhtEANT l make this announcement
earlier than intended, in answer to the manv an
2uiries e. to whether intend to bs a candidate.
PETER w. GaURBS
fs2-dtd
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Gov. Geury,s VaIedictory.

ST. LOUIS, March Is Gov Geary's valedictory
IL publishe ed to-day. He reviews his whole admin
istration. and compares the past and present cond
ton of Kansas He says the people are conserva-
tive and law abiding The troubles have been oc-
casioned bv persons who never desired peace, Dor
will allow II to continue If possible to prevent 1t.
1t Gov. Woodson ia now acting Governor OF Kan.
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q To he Voters Of the city OF nI O..
MoNp-The numerous personsl spphestiosas.s " Nv
By my fellow citizens, from various parts OF w ~
MAYOR, and the very catering maniiestsuosesss
confidence Ia my ability to perform the daass Al
trust expressed in . card sisnsd MANY :. a.
The three Wards" prompts me to fespoasii -, AZ.
turning my sincere Acknowledgements for Ihs .as
pressions Of that confidence. and by snn'ass ~
anysslf candidate for that office sh.ais - ean
pleAsure Of my fellow citxens 70 confer the
me, nothing shAii b. wanting on my part - iH'N.
tsithfai discharge Of its duties. ,,,,, ~.vIoR
70 a5-dtde WIN. TAAbo
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JOHN Fl RICHARDSON

" City SergeBnt..iu conformity IN IN :.
expressed wishes OF many of my friends I sunopnro
myself 80 candidate for the othoe of CITY sFR.
low citizens to elect me, promise TO dia.b.r.s ~
duties to the best of my ability
fe 20-lm GFo w Iyrrpv
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~ DIR. G.. w. Bris "a has removed to the
office recently occupied by Dr. Fl. Christian, at the
corner Of Governor and Main streets. servant
sleeps at the office, who will convey messst to bis
resistance at night
Office hours daily 10 A. III. to P. H. and to P.
NJ NH l9-lmH
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CANDIDATES rOR oyTIn=

Tc ehs vstcfs Of tho City ar NJ
mosp. ~ respscfoliv snpouacs pnvssrs !. Nicn'
dsts for this flee ofcity GRAIN MEAsrrarees nS'.
solicit your votes 81 tbs ensulnx eisefin, afd
NH 0-dtds$ RICHARDB r.. KfMRsor,cc
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The ExpecfedaSteamer from Europe

The ExpectedsSteamer from Europe.
BOSTON, Morch 1.-THE screw steamship Alps,
with four days later news from Europe, is Dow
thirteen days out from this port. She has not yet
been signalled
The steamer Circassian with q weeks later in
telligence, is now ten days out for Halifax; but rs
she was to touch at st. Johns to land her cargo,
&c. she is not looked for at Halifax before We'd
nesday or Thursday.
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EX SECRETARY DoBBIN arrived at Fayetteville,
N. Co. his home, on the 12.h inst. salute of Is
guns were fired upon his landing from the steam.
er. He was still too unwell to participate in
public reception prepared for him. He was accom-
panied by DIR. Wheelan, Chief of the Medical and
Surgical Bureau Of the Navy.
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~A Card--Orapges.--Th. attention Of
merchs ns rogue ed TO my sale OF rs bbls dweer
Orsnses, THIS MORNING, q: 10 O'clock precisely.
n l9--lt ALEA NOI1.
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Ordered to Sea.
Naval

BOSTON, March 1S-The U. 8. razse Cumber.
land at Charlestown, Mass Is ordered to be fitted
out for sea.
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DANvILLE, March II, 1857.
The Democrats nominated on yesterday, s. Fl.
Lester and Walter Coles, Jr, for the House of De-
legates.
MIR. John Fountain, Of Henry county, in this
State, was elected on Saturday last Clerk of the
Farmers Bank Of this place. r. Hopkins having
resigned, and intending moving this Spring TO some
of the Northwestern STATES.
Our trade has very much improved here since
the completion of our road. NED, OF DAN.
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WlLLIAMA Watts.


| ITO Mary Voters. Irrespee.;v.
rY-In answer 70 your very a ,tterins ali - rat
osv, viii Simply state hat sm csrdidsss ~ :.
office OF CITY sEaG EANT, r.ssrviu. Ii. . -, :
anci OF domination By tbs Democrats p,rty. ana
the faithful dischuss Of It's dusi., "''n 70
| Very respectfully. yours 1e.
| mi 12-dtd EDWARn n S.uyY,x,
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wM. TAYLOR

rYo the Voter. Of the City q ke..
MoHp.--F elIow-Cit,ssrs most .sspsc.iss,rss n
nouncs mysslf candidate for the once OF ~,
INxENDENT or WAFER WOkkh ana 1 .lsSt
your support d the ensulss election. y yoa 4
-. will dischA.es sli the tuties appsstaihihs
otacs faithfally aad promptly; ,.,vsR
mh Io.-dsd. Asshipls'
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Factory burnt.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-The steam frigate
Merrmac at Norfolk, has been ordered to Bos'
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1<Groceries Liquors. &c.--AtteBtiOn -
requested to my sale Of H w. TYLER, Sen Co.'S
stock of Groceries and Liquors Ths sale will COM
mence at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING. The store
will be rented at the same time see adsertlss
ment. THOs. w. kEESEE,
ma le--It Auctioneer.
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" To the Voters OF tho city Of his siI
MosD II am a candidate for the ofhcs OF hlo Mo-.
CONSTABLE, and respectfully solicit your 'o'''
at the April election. yrs
NH 5-dtdes WIN. h. GAiNES'
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~ To the Voters of the citv of Rich.
MoND Il very respectfully announce myself
didate for reelestion to the Office of CITY ASSES
SOR. d. NJ. MILLER.
nah g. tn
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II To the Vote, $ of the t'ttv af Yf.hu
Toe undersigned respectfully annnnncss To ~ 10
tiers OF the City 'hst hs is candidate for tha
Of CITY SERGEANT ct the ensuing Muot.in.I
fsages. 'H'H SUI
NH IO-tde* JOHN pJcu.cnn..
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2--dtd

~ The Undersigned, at the solicitation
OF many friends irrespective Of political partia. re-
up ctfully presents himself candidate for the or
fee OF CITY SERGEANT. and solicits the citizen.
OF Richmond generally to give bin their support
"a Io-ds ED s. GAY
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~ Farm o. the Breove Plank Road at
Auctjon.-ws invite particular attention. to our
sale THIS DAY, commencipg upon the premises. o.
on the Brook Plank Road about three quarters Of
mile from the city, Tho farm contains shout ls
acres, highly improved ard now IN good order for
cultivation For further description refer to the auc-
on column of tn paper.
NH lg.-lt TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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EV To the Voters Of the City Of Rieb'
MoND II again res peetfully announce myself q can
didste for the Office of MANAGER OF THE rum
HOUSE.
NH 5-tdet JOHN PEARCE.
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~ For Assessor..-At The s0Iicita tion of
| q number of friends, announce mysslfa csndifate
for the above office pledg:ng myself to my fellow
citz,ps that If elected viii discharge the duties of
| the offics faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
4
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r. City Gauger.--tIaviDg discharged
the duties Of the office to the satisfaction of all lao
far as know,) respectfully announ 9 mvssf can
dldate for re election to The office ofCITY GtlG.
Err mn SITS RICHARD FOX.
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~ To thu Voters of the City OF kieh.
Mosa.-l would respectfully 81 1ounes myself ?, .
candidate for the SUPERINTENDENT OF TH'
POOR house AND sHOCKOE HILL bukf'
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly soliei, your ve,ss
NH 4-dtds JOHN TALMAN.
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~ To t. o Voters Of the CITY o, R,.nu

y TO the Voters Of the City OF Rfrbuors
am csndf date for ihe office CT CITY SseGFHWr
at the ensuing Spring election sahi.e, 10 N. On
snouipatinf Convention of the Dslnocr.ti, n,,, -
To those who may not know me- and who v;.h.JI .
be aovsrn.d in their el.etion by qusis ,ston
ness for ofics, respectfully b.x leave 10 s.y 10
have hsd long experience In tbs duties ~ ssa;al
and have ever been Democrat shn'
kespestfu'ty
NH If-tde HgNsyr ro>,u.
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u To the Voters of the City OF Rich.
MoND.-Thsnkful for past favors aeain cTer nv.
self q candidate for the Office OF CITY COLLEC-
TOR. JULIUS A. HOBSON
NH T.--dt1at
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" For City sergennt..-The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for thu
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
and will be thankful for the support o. tina voter, of
the city. HENRY W. OUARLEs
In i-dte
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Raising Sunken Vessels at SebastopOt.
An interesting account is given by Northern
journal Of the apparatus low in process Of con-
struction In this county, to be used in raising
sunksn vessels In the ~SebAstopol harbor. The
work. Il ID said, viii be done from immense wooden
floats supporting eight engines of forty horse
power, each Of which drives double action pump,
connecting with enormous hydraulic rams, weigh
Ing 81, 900 lbs apiece, and have lifting power OF
500 tons. Gear work may also be attached to the
engines 20 ~ TO derive from each an additional
lifting power of 500 tons, thus enabling four ems
Rines aud the same number of rams operating to-
gether TO supply an aggregate power of 1000 tons,
which IL more than 10 required to raise the largest
ship Ia the harbor. The chains now being forged
ct Postsville, Pa, are 100 yards in length, weigh
800 lbs. to tns link, and are capable of sustaining
which the cha'us will pass will weigh each &c tons.
Ths sub.marine operations, II Is added, will be
performed by the aid of Go~an's diving bell, a
contrivance lever yet exhibited in this country,
and his armor, which was used with success in the
KISSING Of the United States steamer Missouri, in
the recant extrication of safe from the sunken
boat Atlantic, In Lake Erie, and on several other
occasions. Mr.. Gowan expects TO get up at least
forty OF the vessels whole. The rest he will blow
farnish the powder.
Toe greatest depth of water is sixty feet. Mr..
Gowan will receive for his pay one.half of the
value Of all the ships raised, the larger of which
cost some 81, LOG, 900 each, and were only year
old when sunk. The expense of the outtit Is esti-
mated ut about S250000. The first vessel Of the
expedition will sail early in May.
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~ To the Voters of the Citv of Rich
MoND.-i am candidate for the Office Of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solics your votes at
the April elections.
NH 5-dtdeA 4. NJ DAVIS.
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- At the o iciIa o OF numerous
friends. ann uncs myself candidate for the
Office OF CITY GAU6ERa the approaching cleo
ton. Respectfully
fe 3-2awl5t&dts ALFRED r. WILLIAMS
Grnnan cnrnnr of Rroai and Sd g.g.
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u To the Voters of the CITY OF Rich.
MoND.-I am car didste for he office Of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully solicit your surfaces at
the next April election. SAMPSON JONES.
fe 4-did.
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TSam'l Cary 10 a candidate for High
CONSTABLE of tn. city of Richmond, and respect
fully ,licts the of the citizens at the ensuing
election. NH l6-tds*
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
lTuE AnAAG Fly pR = y Z

~. uM cHE1zaE1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
& uTHE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, 1874 MAN ST.
Having renewed their Express, on ths Raleis Is and
CASTOR Railroad, are now prepared to forward, with
dipateh and at reasonable rates. every kind Of Err
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
RY, 80, &C., BANK NOTES AND SPECIE. in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
Raleigh and Castor Railroad, viz:
0ASTON, HENDERSON,
FRANKLINTON, RALEIGH,
and int med!ste points.
Merchants and others entrusting Goods TO the
adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
the line, thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge.
j. II. TAYLOR, Sept
], L. MACDONOUGH. Agent. % l-ts
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q To the Voters of the City OF hSn.
MosD II respectfully announce myself cspeiassSS
for reelsction to the tfies Of High Constable sa'
solicit your support. .re
mh2-tde FREDERICK BUTLER