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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26

sT To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND.-i again res pectfully announce myself can
didate for the Office of MANAGER or THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH lido JOHN PEARCE.
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y TO the Voters of the City of Rich
MoNo.-I am ndidate for the office of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully solicit your SURFACES at
the next April election. SAMPSON JONES
fe 4-dtd
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" To the Voters of The CItv of Rich.
moED.-l am candidate for the office of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solicit your votes at
the April elections.
NH 3-dtdek SN DAVIS
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~ TO the Voters of Richnaud .-Preacnl
appearances indicating that there will be no party
nominations ct the approaching Spring elections. /
aPsin present myself a candidate for the office Of
CITY SERGEANT. l make this announcement
earlier than intended, in answer to the many en-
qu!ries As TO whether intend to be candidates.
PETER w. GRURRS
FED
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BY Davenport, Aiica & 60.

by Davenport, Aiica & 90.
BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS AT AUG.
ID TION.-On TUESDAY, 3lst March, we will
sell, at 10 o'clock at auction store, 200 cases
Boots and Shoes, and $50 Hats, consisting of
Wool, silk, fsdal, Canton, Panama, Leghorn,
TERMs-Undsr 100 cash; 800 and over, months
credit, for approved psper.
NH 81 DAVENPORT. ALLEN co. Aucts
CUMMIssiONER,S SALE Of RIAL
~ ESTATE In HENRlCO COMMITTEEMAN
to the provisions of the decree pronounced by the
County Court of Henrico, the 4th day of Februa-
~ 1857 in the suit of Toler against Tolers adminis
traitor and others we shall, on MONDAY, the Oh
day of April, 1857, lthat being court dayl proceed
to execute the said decres, by offering for sale at pub
lie auction the Highest bidder, at the front door Of
the Court House of Henhco County, the piece Of
land mentioned In the proceedings of said suit.
This trac. lies about fifteen miles above the city of
Kichu,ond in the immediate vicinity Of Short Pump
and contains lis acres. The tract 10 In the well
known coal region of Henrco. and 10 believed TO be
valuable coal property and the soil Of the entire
tract il of good quality
The sale will take place at II o'clock NJ.
FaRms-One.third cash; one-third ct twelve mos
snd the other third at eighteen months from the day
Of sslsthe credit instalments TO bear interest from
the day Of sale, the purchaser to give bonds with
rood personal security for tho deferred payments,
and the title be retained till the whole purchase
mo WILLIAMS, }c.,..,o,
THOs j. EVANS. COMMISSIONER
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~ City Sergeant--In conformity in til.
expressed wishes of many of my friends announce
myself as scandidase for the office of CITY SER
SEAn and II 1t should be the pleasure of my fell
ow-citi&ens to elect me- pr omise to dscharse the
duties to the best of my ability.
TO So-Im GEO w WILEY
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TTo tho vaters Of tho City Of Rich
MoRD.- FeiIow-C itlzens; l most respe ;tfully an
aounce myself candidate for the Office of SUPER
INTENDENT or WATER WORKS, and solicit
your support at the ensuing election. IL you elect
ms, wifi discharge all the duties sppertsinlng 70 the
0ffics faithfully aad PROMPTLY
Yours, GEORGE WALKER,
nah l0--dtd4 Asshinist.
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EvTo the Voter, of fhe ,,fx or R1c,,u

q To tho Voters of the City OF Richmond.
respectfully announce myself 4 candidate for re
election to the Office of CITY SERGEANT IA
there are 30 many candidates in the field ,ho want
the office, all that ask 10 fair field open anS
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPsCOEB
q l0-dtdst
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E To the Voters of the City OF Rich.
moEo.-Thenktul for past f,vors ] again offer ny
self q candidate for the Office of CITY COLLkC-
TOR. JULIUS A. HOBSON
NH 7---dtdss
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EF-To the Voters of The City of Richmond.
again respectfully announce myself candidate
for Mayor of Richmond.
NH 2O-..dtde JOSEPH MAYO.
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~> The Ticket.

Er The Ticket.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Mayor-Wlliam Taylor
Commemorative Attorney-R. r. Daniel.
sergeant-E. 9. Rawlings
High Constable-J P. Tyler.
City Assessor-D. H. Miller.
City Collector. A. Hobson.
City Guager-B. Jones.
Sup't Streets-M. Bates.
Sup't Water Works-J. l.. Davis
tup't Gas Works -. III. Knowles
Manager Poor House Pearce.
Captain Night Watch-A Wilkinson.
Grain Measurer-Jam 3. Glib
Register Water Works-M. L. Stratton.
COUECILMEN:
r. o. Haskins, J. w. Nickel,
A. Inloei, N.B.Hill,
Jos. Brummel
ALDERMEN:
r. D. ssnxsy Chas. Millspaush,
Gao +. Ssd!er, C. B. Hill,
NH 26-lt Gee A. Pearcn
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MANY yOTERa

To the Voters OF the City of RIrh.
MosD- II am candidate for reelection to the efiae
OF CITY GRAIN MEAsURER. and respectfully
solicit your voter at the ensuing charter elections
mn o-im JAMES B. GIBB
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!" To the Voters of tho city OF Rich.
Mosp - am candidate for the office of GRAIN
at the next April election.
fe S3-dtder WILLIAM WAITE
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Card II am still a candidate for
the office OF CITY SERGEANT. and most respsct-
fully solicit the SURFACES of my fellow citizens
NH l@-u THOMAS u. DUDLEY
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fs2--dtd

ESr The undersigned, at the solicitation
OF many friends irrespect1v. of politics parties re-.
spactfully presents himself candidate for the Of
flee of CITY SERGEANT, and soiicits the ctizens
OF Richmond generally to give him their support
"a l5-da Ed. 3. GAY.
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~ TO the Voters of tie City Of Rich.
MoED.-l am candidate for the office Of CITY SER.
GEANf, and respectfully solicit you SURFACES ths
next April election.
ia It's THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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" Popular Ticket..' Ma Olson Ward. -
Mayor--Wm. Tayl Tor.
Commemorative Attorney---J III. Gilmer.
City Sergeant IT w boswell
High Constable Fred. Butler.
City Coliestor---J. A. Hobson.
City Aassssor--D. N. Miller
Gauger--Richard Fox.
Water Works --George Walker.
Gas Works--T. II. Wynne.
Superintendent Streets-.-M Bates.
Grain Messurer---J. 3. Glib.
Register Water Works---M L. Stratton
Superintendent Poor House Jno Pearce.
Captain Night Watch---A. Wilkinson.
Councilmen:
Jas Cowardin. C Mills,
WIn. q. Paine, H. w FRY
DR.. J. Fl. Conway.
Aidermcn
H. M. Burton, Peyton Johnston,
d. T. Tinsiey, Chxs. Bennett.
A. DuvaI. NH 26-lt
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MA 4
SHALL STREET, BETWEEN 1sr AND AD-
ANS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on MONDAY afternoon, the sGh Of
March, 1857, ON the premises commencing at d
O'clock most beautiful Lot, adjoining the late resi-
dsncs OF James p. Tyler Esq., fronting IS feet, run
lag back l65 feet TO an alley.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months,
for negotiable notes interest ADDED, secured oy
Trust Deed title retained. The taxes for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser.
NH % GODDIN APPEKSON, Ancts.
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AUCTION rALFs
THIS DAY


LHURNITURE,D DRY GOOpa AVN
Il 0ROCERIES.--Will bs sold, at saslion. ri -,
store corner Main and 15th streets, tnis fYHUaG
DAY. morning, large lot Of nsw and seeos1- hsn1
Furniture. Bale 10 commence ct 10 o'elosk.
DRY GOODg.ACl0the Csnimeres; Cassinete.
READY hADE CLOTHING 50 Cloth Costs; 81
paif CsAdmsrs Pants; 20 vsstE Boots. ohoea. Hat.
beunets, ke. 4 s3
GkOCERIE0 Whishey; Gin; Brssdy; visesss;
Dsgsr; e Nee; Soap CsadlsE he; 80 dozen Drooms;
40. 900 Ciesn.
ADDIfIoNAL~-Ah large lot Of Wood Ware. sold
without reserve. ALEX. MOTH,
NH % Anctfoooer.
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VVVCIB
City or Accommodation Citizens: have had
many pressing applications made to me- In private to
declare yself candidate for the above Office and
have read in the Dispatch of this morning, public
Gail made upon by many voters to tbs same efect
Therefore declare myself candidate again for the
office the duties of which believe / discharged.
the satisfaction of the public and PROMISE in the
event of my election, 10 bring to the performance,
my auties all the skill energy, and industry of which
am capabe and to discharge them without fear, "a
vor affection,
Very respectfully, your fellow citizsn,
NH ltd JAMES T. TYLER.
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VALUABLE DAIRY ANO MARK ET
GLADDEN. EARN. ADJOINING x.inU

y "A Anu WlAhA HT
GAHDEN FARM, ADJOINING THE CRY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCfION-
Mr. }. n. Cook, ths owner of the above Farm hsv.
ing entered into her business has authorized US 70
sell The same 1t 10 situated near MitchelPs Spring
soout three four'hs of mile from tbs corporation
hne, and contains about 10 acres of land, we'll en-.
closed and highly improved a market garden
There IL upon the place excellent brick dwell.
ing, containing six rooms besides stable barn. kitch.
en-, &C., ell In good repair
The place isremsrkably healthy and 10 near enough
to enable person residing thereon to transact bust
mes. in Richmond Ii desired, all the personal estate
on tho place, and the negroes hired for the
year, will be disposed Of to whonlsomever NAV pur.
chase the place. Az the owner is snxou. to sell a
bargain will be given. Apply at once to Mr. Cook or
to GODDIN & APPEESON, Aucts
The above farm will be sold at auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the Slst March, s57, at Al
O'Clock, PM =
TEEMs-One-fourth cash. balance at 6 70 and ls
onths, for negotiabe notes. interest sdded secured
by trust deed The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the
purchaser.
NH 81
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To the t0Iers OF Alcnm0nd II am
still candidate for the Office of CITY SERGEANT.
/ believsit 10 generally known to you that II am
elected to this Office and will discharge its du
ties az faithfully as any one of my opponents. l
therefore earnestly solicit support the LIST day
of April next
Your mos. obedent servant,
NH 20--dtdoF JAS. ID. ELLEfT.
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~ no the Voters of the City of Rich
MoNo.-I would respectfully announce myself ss a
candidate for the sUPERlNTENOENCY OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND SHOCkOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes.
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN.
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U To the Voters OF the City Of Rich.
@osD Il am candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. and respectfully solicit your votes
IDh 5-dtdex VIM r. GAMER
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by Il. IL. Cook q Co.

STORE AND BAkxHOUSE FIXTURES
- AT AUCTION. = On MONDAY. 3Oth inst, at
10 O'Clock we will sell, at the "Virglnia Bakery on
18th, between Main and Cary streets all tho store
and Sakehouse Fixtures and Utensils, comprising the
usual variety OF utensils aid apparatus, used Ia
first class Bakery.
NH Is Il COOK H. IN ar.t.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

the VOTERS Of the City Of Rich.
soNp.-i resp.csfaiiv anrnnncs rnvse,s asa canal
asae ,or .he office ofei,y GRAIN MEAsURER, ana
sohcis your votes at the ensuing election -
mn le-dtde' RICHARD II. KIMBRouoH
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JOHN Fl. KNOWLES.

- To he Voters Of the City Of kich.
MoFp.-The numerous personal applications TO me,
by my fellow citizens from various parts OF the city,
MAYOR, and the very fatterng manifestations OF
confidence In ability to perform the duties Of that
trust pressed in card signed MANY Voters OF
the three Wards" prompts me TO respond. by re-
turniug my sincere acknowledgements for those
pressi0ns Of that confidence. and by announcing
myself candidate for shat Office Should il be the
Of my felIowcitzens to confer the Office upon
me, nothing shall be wanting my part to insure
faithful disehsrse Of its duties. -
70 26-dtde WIN. TAYLOR.
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MAsUN's CliAl.lkNGk BLAChinGs
lNl 100 gross assorted sizas In store for sale by
gwss g.JoHNsToN 4 saor Dpyssts
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g To the Tax.Pas ers and oppressed CT
TEENS MONROE WARD.-Fellow citizens: The
following gentlemen, Of tried ability will be sup
porte by the free voters and tax payers Of Monroe
Ward at the Charter Elections They are men
knowing the peoples interest," and will sustain equal
taxstio On and equal justice to ALL and they will sus-
tain the credit Of Richmond, at all hazards
Many Toters and Tar Payers
of Monroe Ward
For Counciimen.
9. D. DENOON, ID. J. SAUNDERS
C. DIMMOCK, VIM. C. ALLEN,
L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
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by Davenport Allen d 90. -
GROCERIES. 90. Al AUCTlON..On
" THURSDAY, e6th OF March, we will sell. at 10
O'clock at our auction looms, an assortment of Groce
ries viz
800 bags Laeusyra and Java Coffee =
$50 bbls. Coffee and Crushed Sugars s54
100 do. Molasses
100 do. N. e. Rum
200 do Rectified and Old Rye Whisky
200 boxes Soap and Candles
1000 reams Wrapping and Letter Paper
100 packages Green and Black Teas
100 M Cigars. ID 6l4 Isl
200 boxes Tobacco.
TERMs-Under y 100 cash. 100 and over n,onfbs
credit for approved paper
NH q DAVENPORT ALLEN co Aucs
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ny Thomas w. X eesee,
IOffice corner of Cary and 10Th streets

TRUSTEES sALE or STOCK OF
Il CLOTHING, AT AUCTIUN.-Wili be SOLD at
the stors OF MI Henry shafer, corner Of Main and
o'clock who is declining business, his entire stock OF
CLOTHING, consisting of very large and superior
assortment of goods. Country ershants and others
are invited to after the sale.
TERMs-Al sums under $50, cash; over ESQ, nine
y days credit for approved endorsed negotiable pa.
per. LEWIS GINTER, Trustees,
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct
mi, 2d.--ta
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" The following Ticket Is rec0Dme d d.
ed to the meeting of Thursday night Councilman
MoNRoE WARD:
David Saunders jas. A. Ssott,
DR.. VIM. Z. Anderson, Richard G. Morris,
Thos. C. Epps.
NH 25-2ts AMERICANS
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a. For City Grain na eus urer..- II am again
had to shall be grateful for the bestowai of
1t ON ms again at the ensuing municipal election
NH 3.-dtdsE L. H LUCK
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~ To the Voters of the City of Ktch.
MoND Il respe stfuliy announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office OF High Constable AND
solicit your support
NH 2-:do FREDERICK BUTLER.
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80 NJ Go0M19 q AppeFDoA
ALL aoT.s aH6 "a sHL ~ ~ .o x.gA
ON UNION HILL, NEAR RICHMOND.--As
Commi.ionsr. sppointsd By : decree Of tAs Circuit
Of aarch, 1857, in the sass Of .iIunt sssi,x Wi.
O the premises, g sATTiDXY. sss 'siss ~ q
Portable framed assllins on Hosiy :trsst, nssr the
residence Of DR.. o. A. Strecker frontinr aSout 81
fess running back the depth Of the lot to alley.
the expenses Of sale. balances It snd mons sna
for sotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed and title
retained ,l the .st note psid The taxes for 1857
T ~ H4soo Z; CANNON. }conr.. !.
PosfPoNEMEk1~Ths above sr IA On. ,,.,,,s
bly, postponed to THURSDAY next the 18th ina, q
the Same hour.
NH . eoDDIN APPERsoN.
r. g. After the above sale will DO sold the house
and lot occupied by Mr. w. @. rocks, fronting on
Adams street q; feet, running back $50 feet to Is
Il alley. The b use has three good rooms, bssides
an ADDITION used as grocery store. Terms st SALE
sA,,., III. sor.,o,,, ..,. 9. a, 4; A.s, ,s
house and lot on the eastern side Of 18Th .sres. Be-.
tween and q streets. adjoining the lands of Mr.
Joseph McCalisser fronting SO feet running back l32
.ses 70 an alley will be divided into two lots Of
TEaMs--One-third cash; balance at and months,
ior nsso.aole notes. interest added, and title retain
NH 3 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
&TEAM SAW MI IL, Mules .Wa1one &c.
18th, on the premises, at Rough Neck. on the main
road leading from Richmond to Hanover Court
House, about 10 miles from the city, superior
rate running order, with saws ac., ali eomplste.-
Also, 6 or 8 line work Mules; Horses Wagons ana
Harness; Stables, Mill, Houses, Lumber 10. All OF
or reserve, the day above named uuless it shoud
prove unfair IN that case It will take place the nsxt
The terms will bs-for all sums of 500 and nm
wards months credit, for approved endorsed notes
payable in bank; under that sum, cash Sale to COM
mence at IL o'clock.
NH l6-dtd no n O. MELTON
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F-NOtice. ITO the voters of the City of
Ricbmond.-I respectfully snuoaucs myself can
didate for reelection the office of SUPERINTEN-
DENT OF THE CITY WATER WORKS
NH 2O-dtde* JAMES L. DAVIS.
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uyCnrd--HavinS been Inspector of The
Gas Works" in tina city for nearly four years, a
large number of ei1srs have called upon me to
lNTENDENT. which now do, and respectfully ash
the voters to sustain me-
NH Side JOHN I'll. KNOWLES.
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u For High Constable. lin obedience
to this wishes OF large number of my personal
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
of HIGH CONSTABLE, pledgins myself, in the
form the duties of the Office to The satisfaction OF the
public. therefore ask fair consideration of my
claims to ssid office. Respectfully,
NH 2I-.-dtdes WIN. DEAN.
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~ Card Tho meeting of tee AmeEi-
and Wing ysrtias, at the African Church. on thu
night of the sd nstau having animated me their
candidate for GRAIN MEASURER, l now grateful
ly return my thanks to the meeting, and announce
my scce ptance. No exertion my part will be
spsred to give satisfaction il should De elected
NH 25-tde L. DEWS.
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MEAT REsIDkNUE ON FIRsT, B

~ TWEEN CANAL AND CARY STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTfON..-At the request OF the
owner, (ygho coBtemplates removing TO Kansas we
will sell at public suction the premises, on FRI.
DAY, the 9th March, 1857, at ii o'clock, the very
neat and newly erected Tenement, located a. bove
adioiniuR the residence of Mrs. Mary Ladd, and now
In the occupancy of N. c. Claiborne, Esq The house
has rooms besides Kitchen, 80. The lot fronts "A
feet, runs back $50 feet.
TsaMs-.-One fourth cash; balance at 4 esnd IL
months for negotiable notes. interest aided and title
retained till last paid. The taxes for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser:
GODDIN & APPERsON, Aucta
PS Al the owner 10 anxious to remove without
deiay we ere authorized to dispose Of the Houae IN
the time at pirate sale together with all the
Furniture therein, assisting of excellent parcel
handsome city made articles.
Terms accommodating u. A.
NH IA
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by Taylor e. williams,

+ ARGE BALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
- PERTY, To CLOSE A CONCERN.-With the
yiew of settling the affairs of the frmsof ELLIS
PEERS, the subscriber, as the surviving psrtnar,
will sell she whole stock and personal property of
the firm, to wit: on MONDAY, SOth March, at 10
O'Clock, at their Stable, on the Dock between 18th
and 10Th Streets GO to 20 valus BILE Mules and Horses
the most of them young and sound. and some very
fine animals; about Is street Wagons, and Harness
for same Is Negro Men for the balance of the year
mostly drivers; eco TO 700 bushels Corn Feed. Hay
Straw, Cutting Box, &s the large new stable
with lease Of the lot which 1t stands for years.
f-om January ist 1887, at rent of $3.50 per annum
a large open Canal Boat, Railway and two Cars the
valuable steam Plaster MILL the south side of the
Dock, the machinery and buildings being nearly new
and in good order, with the lease of the ground;
about $50 tons Lump and Ground Plaster; the Office
of the fir en- 12sh street, next to NJ Blair, &c. for
the balance e., Of the year 4e.,ae
NJ, at the farm of Ellis 4 Peers, on the Will ANS.
burg road half mile from the city, will be sold all
the asrishable property thereon, consisting OF
ments of every kind 80
w-ALsO..--A lot of Wheat Straw, shueks, &c, &c
TERMs---sums under 800, cash; over that amount
and under $500, months credit, sums over $500, 6
months credit, for approved negotiable notes with
Surviving partner OF the firm of Ellis & Peers.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auots NH 10 ids
CHENIFF sALE.--WiII be sold, to the
ohighes bidder for cash, on the S0th day of March,
1857, at the Tredegar Iron Works, ons Chsir Ma
chine satisfy attachment in favor of And
''''''' y w. " PHILIP P. WINSTON,
Sheriff City Richmond.
wssle to take place at II o'clock. mh l9
MILL BE SOLD, mt the late residence
w Of Mrs. Ann I. jude, on the Meadow Bridge
Household and Kitchen Furniture also, Mule and
Terms OF BALI: All sums OF $50 and under, cash;
over that amount months credit with approved en-.
NH 24-4t* Administrator OF Ann L. Jude. deed.
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ExSam'l Cary Is u candidate for High
CONSTABLE of the city of Richmond. and respect
fully soieits the of the citizens at the ensuing
eIection NH lG-tdea
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~ Mouroe War,
Tor Msyor-Wm TAYLOR
Commonwealths attornsy-J. H. Gilmer.
Serseant-H. w. Quarles.
City Assessor-S. Davis.
City Collector. II Disses.
High Constable--J P. Tyler.
Gauser-Ssmpson Jones'
ReRister Water Works-M L. Strattou.
Supt- Water Works-J l. Davis
aupt Gas Works-T H. wynns,
Grain Measurer--T. B. Glib
Capt. Night Wstch-1hos B White
Supt Poor House-johu Pealce.
couNCILMeN:
D. J: Saunders. Chas Dimmock,
L. w. Giszebrook, 8 d. Depoop
VIM. c. Alien.
ALDERMEN:
jas. Bray. j NJ Murray
Jno. w. Bsveri5gs, N. c. Lipscomb,
J. L. Tate.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26
OFFICE OF THE RICO. /

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csiyed for fre sht or passenger fare On
this road JNO. N. PARKER,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26


~ At n Meeting OF the Council of the
City of Richmond, held Monday the 9Th day of
March, 1857 the following persons were appointed
Commissioners and Conductors for the Oh arssr Eiec
tions, to be held Wednesday, the LIST day of April
in this present year and the following places dssg
mated for holding said Elections, viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
ommissiOners-Joseph Brummell, C. B. Hill, Ed.
A. smith, George e. Ssder and Patrick Il. Butler.
Conductor-Reuben T. Seal
Place Of holding Elections-Hail over the First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
COamissiOhers-Ge w. Gillian w w. Crump,
r. J. Smith, Geo. w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper
son.
Conductor Cadmus C. johnson.
Place Of holding Eecticns-City Hall.
FOR MONROE WARD.
Commissioners -Thos j. Evans, Lewis L. Barnes
Daniel Trueheart, James Thomas, IT,, and Thomas
Barhsm.
Conductor-George w. Fl. Tyler.
Place of holding Elections--.Lasy's shop, corner
Of Broad and Foushee streets.
Teste:
NH IS tide THOs. LAWSON, C. C. r.
vJ. w. Beveridge will be supported ut
the April ele'ti for Alderman Of the Third Ward.
oy Many Voters, of all parties. Mr. Beverage re-
sides in part of the ward where he can and will
doubt make himself very useful
NH 24-Se* MANY VOTERS.