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~ For the Dispatched was pleased to
see In the Dispatch Of yesterday the recon- -nda
ton of DICK FOX, for GAUGER, by large num-
those who believe that politics rhould not enter into
our charter elections; but the is the case
claim for him the support of all good Wings and
Americans against his competitor, whs has, in my
Judgment many years ago, committed the unpardon-
able sin MI Fox has large family and large heart
during tina unparalleled cold spell of the lsst winter,
he might have been seen with q basket his arm,
carrying food the starving poor of city ire
spective of their politics-whls Samson was at home
taking in snuff or 'ashes by the pinch" Dick Fox
will be supported by every good W mig and American
of MONROE WARD.
NH Silt
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~AnentiOn Wings and Democrats.
TO THE POLISH
VOTE EARLY
FOR THE INDEPENDENT
NH 3l-2t~ CITIZENS TICKET.

a. To the Voters Of Richm ond >. HAVING
seen In the columns of the Dispatch. list Of mer
office Of Gsuger, we would respectfully al vbst
Jonesf
the merchants terrifying to his qualifications than M
Fog noo hasf Did he not discharge the duties OF the
once for two yesrs without the least &C plant.
nifty.
QUALIFICATIONS BEING EouAL, WE SHOULD LOOK
AT THE MANNER THAT HE wAs DEFEATED LAST
YEAR MANY CITIZENS.
NH 3l--.2ts
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FOR CoNGREss "A Judson Crane, Esq In res
ply to card. signed by numerous citizens call
Ing upon him to become a candidate for Congress
from this district announces that he occupies
that position, and will stump the district on 'ne
Land Distribution question" he being IN mVor
of distribution.
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Another Railroad Accident.

CLINTON, March % Yesterday afternoon Jos
Anderson, candidate for the Assembly last No.
vember and James Helms were run over and
horribly mutilated by the passenger train of the
Delaware and Lackawana Railroad, at the juno
ton of that road with the Central road. They
were standing on the track counting the coal cars
attached to the train passing on the other road
and did not bear the approach of the passenger
train Neither are expected to recover.
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< Whom shall the Democracy sim,

r. Whom shall the Democracy support
FOR CITY SERGEANT ?-shsll it be the man who has
always been good and consistent Democrat, or the
one who calls upon them only when his own. party
cannot help himl Shall it be he who il willing to
sacrifice his wishes to their good he who cfisous-
iy puts forth claims to which he Is entitled? Shall
it be MI WILEY or Mr.. MICHAELS? Mr. Wiley
has used every method to concentrate the Democra.
tic vote upon the mo.t available candidate, offering
to yield to Mr. Michaels, if the party required it,
while Mr. Michsels has resisted every attempt of the
kind. What risht has Mr.. Mchaels (who is not even
now, if his rosition be rightly understood, Demo
Graf to disturb and split up the party to which Mr.
Wiley has all his life been attached? These conside
ratious are respectfully urged upon all
NH Sl-2t TRUE DEMOCRATS.
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~ Citizens Ticket for Monroe Ward.

n Citizens Ticket for Monroe Ward.
Council
C. Dimmock, d. ]. Saunders,
S D. Dsnoon, w. C. Allen,
l.. w. Glszebrook.
Aldermen:
john L. Tate, P. Fl. Stake,
Jas Bray, J. w. Beverage,
VIM. Gray.
For Mayor-Joseph Mayo.
City sergeant--Ed. 8. Gay.
Common wealth's Attorney--R. T. Daniel.
City Collector j. A. Hobson.
Assessor.-S 8. N. Davis
Gaussr-- Semps IN Jones.
Supt. Gas Worst-. John III. Knowles
Supt. Water Works---J Davis.
Supt Poor House.-John Taman.
High Constable-.-Fred Butler.
Grain Measurer-.-Jas. 3 Glib.
Capt. Night WAtch-.-A. Wilkerson.
Supt. streets---M Bates
REGISTER Water Works M. L. strstton.
NH ST. 2t*
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dARlNE IrTKLLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, MereA 30--HixA Water 9. s,eL
ARRIYEu


ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish Nev Yovt -.
,aaseusers, Ludlan & Watson -
Steamer Geo Peabody. Phsehsst, ssItimors, pd...
Ladsm Watson. -
Bidsford & Co. ''AA's'
sshr. fhos Hiz. Hall, New York, lims, Bria.,ora
sshr. 81 Z. Hsrrinst oa. Harrington, B.I,,m.,.
sehr rlorid., 1slI. Baltimore. su.no, cr.n,s.v
sehr Arv.rsdo, Mitchell, Baltimore, Mesrus.r,.
seh- N. r Clinton, vssl. rhi.d.Iphi., coal. q
sohr TelsE.ph. DAYS. Hampton Ro.d.,iron, Cen.
schr. WIN. Colquits. Phillips, H.mpton Road,
iron; Central s. RsilIosd Go.
sehr. CHARLES Parker, Champion, Boston platter,
Shields somsrvile.
Currie
schr. J. T. Corner, Gibson. York River. corn.
echr Manchester, Chishsstsr, New York, mds.. D.
schr Ambition. wroten, Baltimore. su.no, s.h..r.
Kohier Co
schr R. 8. crooke, Chandler, Phil.d.lphi., coal
sehr 8 = yie.on, Washington Baltimore, luu.
schr oeesn Wave, Frank, Batirnor. su.no, B..
N. Webb q Co.
sshr. Liverpool, Kendrick Halifax, Fab 10 Capt.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond Mitchell Pbiiaae,nb;.
md.. and passengers H. z. futile '
sehr. WIN. Severe, Brooks, via Fort Wsl,h,ll coal
Washington
schr Loui.isp., North, via Port wslthsr coal.
Wa nston 1870
schr. Martha Collins. Cranmer. New Yerk, -four.
PAssEsGERs Pea STEAMSHIP J.MEsrows, LEVI,
Parrish Master, from New York;
w Msson, H Mason, @ LANCE, Mr. Rots A
Clos. Chas A Siege, J Hurd, d Williams @
Wright, Cuthrell. w A Thomas, T Chslmsr, W
Chapman, HJ. Penny, r GhrimaIdi Ed. Moore.
Miss Andrews, Mrs = Benton, r w sesburry
J Benton. Miss Samsnis 8 Lambert M,
Evans and child, w Sheppard. R Copeland p.
Johnston Sawyer, R Lsnier, g w Bellows
Smith, Fl Kendall, Jno Crowley, Miss M Rsm-
hlett. Miss A Cheney, Miss Thompson, Thorn,
es; and 81 in steersge.
Also. from Norfolk:
w Wood, ] Grsmmsl and servant w w Walton
Burruss; A wilkins, Jno Perry, s Mshouey,
K w Msrsnbers. ~
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~ NO tke Voters OF the City of Ricl

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND-h aving seen my name used in the Richmond
Enquirer SIS candidate for the "supsrintendept of
the Gas Works." beg leave to state that am not
candidate for that office, but that q candidate
for the Superintendent of the Brsss Works No. 26
Main street." whore shall be happy to recsive the
patronage of all my friends, irrespective of party
d. HAGERTY, Brass Founder,
NH S0-St No. 256 Main street.
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y To the Polls! 20 the Polls !,-FeI.
Low CITIZENS: On Wednesday you are called upon
to exercise the nestimable right of suffrage the
only occur once year, then let give one day to the
election and place az our representatives in the Hall
and on the Bench, men who are we'll qualified for
their respective positions
In presenting the name Ct Mr.. SAMUEL D. DE.
NUN. az one OF the representatives from Monroe
Ward in the Common Council. it would be an act Of
claims and his qualifications He is too well known
in this community. His strong and discrimin mating
mind, and active business habits alone sufficient
to guarantee that he will make most useful and
practical member of the Common Hall.
Let US than give one day to the interest Of our
city, and 30 to the polls and cast votes for Sam
ID. Denoon az of representatives. In the Com.
mon Council.
SEVERAL PROPERTY HOLDERS
NH Sl-..lt* OF BROAD STREET.
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Miss stanley

Thi. very talented lady continues her perform
.r..s a, Metropolitan Hall, and elicits the most
rnou.lItied praises OF oil who witness them. The
changes of her presentations and costumes, excite
tho special wonder Of the spectator. Long study
and practice must have been requisite to enable
one even with her talent, and initiative powers
70 achieve what she does.
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The Illinois Banks.

ST.. LOUIS, March % The Springfield Qll)
Journal states that nearly million Of the circu-
ation of the stock banks of Illinois have been re
turned to the Auditor OF that State cancelled since
the last report to the Legislature. This reduces
the circulation of the banks of the States to about
Ave and halt millions, issued on stock basis of
upWards of six and halt millions.
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a. A Gard ITO the Voters of JeflersOn
WARD-My private engagements are such-requi'
ring my constant personal attention to preclude
the possibility of my serving you In the City Coun'
ell should be elected thereto.
therefore embrace the earliest opportunity to re-
spectfullY decline the nomination conferred upon
me by my fellow citizens of Je erson Ward at their
meeting on SATURDAY night last.
Under other circumsts noes, 1t would afford me
great pleasure to serve the citizens of a Ward to
whom / am already 50 largely indebted.
NH Silt VIM r. BUTLER.
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- Ser9easroy--Thas % the question-
who y 70 Be your future SERGEANT7 II not
MARTIN MEREDITH LlPSCOMB the peoples
candidate He may have faults -ail men are likely
70 err His errors are those Of the head and not Of
the heart. Confdiss in his nature. generous i'm.
pulses involved him In some difficulties. Let by.
cones be by-gones and let all who have any sort OF
CHARITY or who would be the fdepd Of the mechanic
and the poor msn comp 10 the of the present
incumbent Of the Sergesntcy. Hurrsh for Martin
NH Silt OkEOON.
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y April LIST, 1857

THOs z. PRICE 1 10. are adding BY every ar.
rival their commanding stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, to which they ca the attention OF their
friends and the public In every description of hea
Wy goods for servants art cles such
Linen and Cotton sheetinss, Table Dsmasks, Nap.
kins. Irish Linen. Huekabaofs, ToSe lines, Bed
Quilts Pillow Linens, dap srs, &C. &c, their stock
10 at all times complete.
In their BAZAAR" or Show Room, up stairs,
will be found endless variety of his newest styles
Msntlss from the lowest price to he finest import
ed; also. Stella Shawls Grape ShAwls; Lace Points
Hermann Shawls and scsrfs; Muslin and Lace Cur.
tains; Curtain Dama,k; Brocatelles; CorDiee; Tas.
sells; Loops; Bands. &c. They are nov receiving and
will continue to get every week throughout the sea
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VOLO.

~ To the Voters of Jefferson Ward.-.
We bring before your notice the name OF Mr.. ma
THANIEL THOMPSON, suitable candidate for
Alderman of Jefferson Ward. A. he may not be
known to mapy we recommend him 10 be q gentle
man of firm judgment, and capable of dischareins
any duty appertaning to the said efice-beside: he
is an industrious man. and can be relied pom II scI-
ed. MANY NOfGho'
NH SJ-1t*
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e. To the lnde pendent Voters of Rich
MoND.-To be or net to be-thst's ths question!
Whether 'tis noberto an Independent candid.
ate for Clay ASSESSOR, or Ibs be tied down to
1873 party nominations
3. N. DAVIS, the Peoples man, gave the present
incumbent tight race the last election. and on
WEDNESDAY next, with our assistance, will give
him his last stab
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
NH
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~Freemeu. 70 the escue !-On We snes

~Freemeu 10 the escuo !-0n WeSnes-
day. let of April fellow citz you are required BY
law to elect the municipal officers OF your city for
the ne xt year. What IL the interest and night to Do
the duty of every free citizen who has oher stake
in the matter but good government? His interest j.
TO have virtuous enlightened. capable and faithful
men elecaed end his plain duty - 20 to exercise his
right Of suffrage to effect that object without fear,
favor or sfe elton Can he do So If under any pre-
vious bond conflicting with freedom ofchoice Sure.
y not. His his hest duty, then H. to make his vote
tell 30 a. to break down all npt at his
city by cligues of affilisted c1uncs-subordfnate,
grand or combined, materially affecting this freedom
of CHI oice and without any regard to pro.
posed by such ciques, to vote sgsnst them. A fair
field and open sky to worth snd merit.
We complain of Mr. Seward, of New York, for
sustaining and defending his abolition docrines by
obedience to what he calls "higher law" Whist ID
an humble and slavish obedience to the registered
edicts of councils subordinate, grand or combined,
bound ether by grips signs, sum Uonses and ttos
outside and absve and against the Constitution bet
tor than Mr.. Stewards 'highsr lawT'
of the rights OF freeman to the higher Law doctrines
of councils, subordinate, grand or combined; de-
stroys the individual freedom of the ctizsn and staba
freeigovernment to the heart Rjss up. fellow.cti-
zeus in the power and sissty of freedom and scout
all such tom foolery" from your city. Place your
city government in the hands of men who will be
governed alone BY considerations of public interest,"
and who know no higher law"
Let federal party politics have nothing to do in
the matter of choice, but select capable men, who
are known to be opposed to the governing of towns
COUNTIES cities or country BY secret politics aud tn.
'tom-fooleries of Know.Nothiu gisn." God knows
we have had enoush OF Know Not hingism Let us
stop it snd have Know SOMETHING in future
government. NH 3l-tI SENEX.
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q No Humbug--POwers, One Dollar
AMHaoryris AsE No HuMBuG.-They are Of the
hrst class Amerotypes, which Will stand In any ell
ter They do noe fsds like the old Dasusry sotyps
and san ba sssn In any lisht They are neilEer To-
are taken BY the aid Of : good light pure eAemieais
and thorough knowedgs Of the business. Please
call and see them Ut Isl Main Ut. mh 2o-.Sts
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Theatre.

MI. M.aatE MITCHELL 70 appeared on our
,o.ra. last night. She has played to the h'cn'
mond audience before, and mas mH.s -
here. She takes the same roun' o. Su- ..S" m.,,"
Mis- Agnes Robinson. add that eneoan.lns n'.'e
60. Mr. Howard. She plays and sings with
.rs,, .pIr,. and point, and the advantage Of very
.rsno... ..,ps personal appearance. Tonight she
-. p.,l IN the drama of the Wandering Boys,
ru,. =, N. farce entitled The Maid with the Milk
-. p.u and Katy 10 the comedy Of Katy O'Sheil.
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~ Tbomas u. Dudley, kso-.Denr ST,

a. Thomas U. Dudley. ksq..--Denr Sir:
believe you voted. for the ia.t two years for
MARTIN M. LIPSCOMB for SERGEANT! II
that be So land don't pose there be a doubt
about it, let me aek, What has Lipscom, done az
Sergeant of the city that you will not for him
again this year? Indeed what has Lip,comb done,
that your party friends refuse to for him? Lilo
scomb Is true blue to-day ever
NH Sl.-it* IND DEPENDENT.
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- ELRcrIon TIcKRrs.-The DIspArcB Jos
orvIcR 10 prepared to print ELECTION TICKETS
for the various candidates, cheap. II not cheaper
than they can Be had elsewhere In the city. They
Be printed at the rate Of 600 per hosr. Orders
should be cent in at once
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spxUTAL NUYIUes.

III take this earliest opportunity 20
say to my friends and he rnblic 1eusisfly, thst am
still candidate for the ofhcs Of CITY sER2EANT,
and have not withdnvn from the contest, ~ hss
besn enormously stated TO my injury, on the
streets.
hope my friends viii sustain me n.bly: g doubt
not they Will. oEO. w. WILEY.
NH Sl-2ts
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~ A Card.-T0 the Voters of the City OF
Richmond Having received an appointment as
Mail Agent I therefore withdraw my name az q can.
WATCH, and return my thanks for the very hstter-
ing encouragement have received from you during
The CANVASS, which l shall ever rems Der with feel
ings of the highest regard, and cheerfully recon-
mend to your kind confederation a gentleman we'll
known and long connected with the Police Depart.
ment of this city, proper person to receive your
SURFACES for said off Tho gentleman aliude to il
Mr.. JOHN R. BLANKINsHIP.
Very respectfully
NH S0--.St* THOS. B. WHITE.
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SwINDLING PRIECE-Prince Michel Hilkof,
attached to the Russian Court, was inveigled by
emigrant runners in New York Saturday, and
purchased bogus tickets for Washington, whittier
he was going He afterwards complained to the
police, and the sharper being arrested, the Prince
recovered his money.
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T Grand Mass Meeting

q Grand Mass Meeting
AFRICAN CHI URCH,
On TUESDAY EVENING, 3Isf,
OF THE
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES AND THEIR
FRIENDS.
~ Addresses may be expected from the Candi-
dates. NH Silt
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~ Special NOtice.--Albert Fl. Micha els
IL the Independent candidate for CITY SERGEANT,
than Spanish Inquisition.s MT Michasls il we'll qua
lifted for any office, and man OF sterling integrity
Every Democrat ought to con: entrate on him to q
man. PLAIN TRUTH.
NH Si--lts
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r. Card.e.I see this morning, that
some kind fife nd friends propose running me for
the Council. With all dus respect for them, must
decline this of my name, as could not serve II
elected. JAMES TdOMAS, 1R.
NH Slit
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T To the Voters of the City Of Rich
MoND.-l respecr fully withdraw my name as q CO
didats for the office Of City Sergeant. To those who
intended to support for this ofice beg leave to
tender my heartfelt Acknowledgements for their
kindness shown towards me, which will ever cher
ish with feelings of the warm est Eratitude.
NH ST. 1T JAMES ID. CLLETT.
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TRUE DEMOCRATS.

~ In response to the caN of many vrs
TEES l announce myself Candidate for the office
of REGISTER OF CITY WATER WORKS, and
respectfully solicit the suffrage, of my follow cit.
zens at this April election.
NH SI-2t* WIN. H. MARTIN.
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~ Card II feel thankful for the conf
dence expressed at the "Citzens' meeting of Msdi-
son Ward" on Saturday evening, for nominating ms
for Alderman As cannot serve, if elected mo t
respectfully decline.
NH Sl---lt* g. s. COTTREJI
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~ We arc Grnttfled to learn that ear
present High Constable. Mr.. BUTLER, hAs given
satsfaetion to cxsns generally In the discharge
of the duties of his Office and that very little II any
effort will be made TO dsplsce him He ID faithful
competsnt ofhcer, and should be AE-ELEcTEO By q
large majority.
NH 70 -4ts MANY CITlZEN9,
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ssrtou. kaiiroaa accident.

CHICAGO March GA Crawl train, with a
load of laborers for Lasae, going southwark on
Thursday, after crossing the bridge, was precipi
tsted tw twenty-five feet below, in consequence of
the embankment giving way which had been
undermined by the late heavy rains. Four of the
lsborers were killed and seriously wounded.
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MuNIFIcENT DoNATIoN-David Hunt OF hod'
ney, Miss, has donated to the American co'onizS-
ton Society Sos 900 About year ago the same
gentleman rave to the same cause S50oo
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NIcaragua to be AbsOIved In the Central
American states.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Private intelligence
received here states that conference of Com.
mission representing the States of Costa RIGA,
Nicaragua, Guatemala and Honduras is now beir g
held ct San Miguel negotiating partition and
annexation of Nicaragua among the above named
States. The proposition for this arrangement
comas from Nicaragua.
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A LOOKER-ON.

- Charter Electfon.-The Commission.
ers have determined that the polls shall be or ed
for Monroe Ward at O'Clock, Wednesday morning
G. w. II. TYLER,
NH SO-St Condnctor-
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~ special Notice THE sale of the stock
OF the firm OF ELLIS 4 PEERS viii be resumed to-
day, oommensing at II O'Clock, at their Farm one
mile below the eity There yet remains much valua-
BILE property to be sold
See the Advertisement
NH 81 TAYLOR L. WILLIAM Auet.
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IT, Extensive sale Of Dry Goods, at Auc.
TtoN.-Auention 10 asked to my sale of Mr.. Daniel
H. London's stock of Dry Goods, shis morning, com
mencing 1t 10 O'clock.
NH Silt THOS w. KEE6EE Auct
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" PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
WILLIAM. TAYLOR
WILLIAM TAYLOR
WILLIAM TAYLOR
WILLIAM TAYLOR
WILLIAM TAYLOR
INFLAMMATION
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Election, Wednesday,, LIST April.
Election, Wednes day, LIST April.
Election, Wednesday, LIST April.
Election, Wednesday, LIST April.
Election, Wednesday, LIST April.
Election, Wednesday, LIST April.
Election, Wednesday, LIST April.
VOTE EARLY! VOTE EARLY!
VOTE EARLY. VOTE EARLY!
VOTE EARLY. VOTE EARLY!
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DIkD,

On Saturday. the 2sth inst .. the Fsms,s Urpnsn
Asylum in this city, Mrs ELIZA sTAhbooh, Il"
the 10th year Of her age.
Or Sunday morning. the 10Th inst ssA qa. ~ %
fore o. clock Mrs CLARA HAXALL, aned - yes''
and relice Of the late Philip HsxaiL t,v,,.a
The reiatives And friends of her family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, on "a
~ between 4.h and 5th streets TINS s"efnooo' ~
"S n, 49, soth MARY CONWAY. ssed s years
and months: and.on the soth. ROBERT COLE,
NAN. ased 20 months-children OF Luther n ana
~. tispd. of the family requested to attend
H. Tn.rsi from the ist Baptist Church, this m orn.
or
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JOHN R. BLANKINSHIP.

a. RemovaI.---Saml. p. Halves has re.
moved his off Sc from the Basin to the South side
the Dock. 18Th street. All orders for ANTHRACITE
and BITUMINOUS COAL and WOOD, sent to th'
off se. will receive prompt attention.
NH l7-TuS Eimif
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There were AS deaths in New York last week
s. being of consumption, and So of scarlet fever.
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~T0 the Voters ofthe City of X ichm ond
Finding that my friend, Mr.. rHOo B. WHITE, ha.
withdrawn from the canvass | announce myself
candid for tn office of CAPTAIN Of the NIGHT
WATCH. and respectfully solicit your votes OF
Wednesday next
NH 80. 3.* JOHN r. BLANKINSHIP.
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tced in the Dispatch of tins morning. at hat meet.
ing of the citizens of Jef5non Ward l was honored
with nomination of the Council of said
Ward. deem it due to my friends in that meeting,
to say, that cannot serve if elected, my busnes
requiring my undivided attention.
NH Sl-2t JEO. c. PAGE, JR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

Hon. John H. Wheeler. U. s. Minister to Mi
caragua, has resigned, aud returned to North Car.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31
n Crershnw. QuarIt s q Co.

THURSDAY, APRIL I'd.
With entire new and elegant stock Of
SPRIN G. D RY GOOD S ,
To which they invite tho attention of their friends
and the public. 229 BROAD STREET.
NH 31-2t