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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25
u Monroe Wmd

u Monroe Wmd
For Mayor-Wm ,aylor
Commonwealth's sttorney-J. n. 1iIrn.r
serseant-H. w. Qusrles ''
City Assessor-S DAVIS
City Co'leotor-J. Dieees
Rish Constable II p. Tyler
Gauser-Sampsan Jones.
Resister Water Works-M L. Strstton.
Supt Water Works--J L Davis.
supt. Gas Worts-T Il. Wynne.
Grain Measurer,-- B. Gibb
Capt. Night Wstch-Thos White,
Supt. Poor House-John PesIce.
couNCILMEN.
D. J. Saunders, Chss. Dimmock,
L. w. 6iszebrook, D. Denoon,
VIM c. Al en-.
ALDERMEN:
Jas. Bray. j NJ Murray,
Jno w. Beveriags, N. c. Lipscomb,
J. L. Tate.
NH e5-lt
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JOHN n. RICHARDSON.

u City Sergeant..-Jn conformity to the
expressed wishes of many CT my friends I announce
myself a. candidate for the Office of CITY SER
0EANT. and il it should be the pleasure of my fell
low citizens to elect me- pr omss to discharge the
duties to the best of my ability.
fe S-lm GEO W. WILEY.
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BY 4. r.. CeoG 4 Z o, Aucts.
HOUSEHOLD AND X KITCHEN FURNr

IL IUkC AT AUCTiON-On FRIDAY, 9Th
inst at III o'clock, will SELL the residence over
me store OF messrA Hart cambridge, Broad near
YIN street All the Furniture in said bouse consisting
OF superior Sofas Wardrobsf; 8 Bureaus; 8 Bed
,sessG Cnsirs. Tables, Carpets, Looking Glasses,
ALSo-l lsrse Cooking Stove, in complete order
TEhMs-Cash. Z. B. COOK CO..
mn % Auctioneers.
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A. To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
MoND.-I am candidate for the office of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully solicit your SURFACES at
the next April election. SAMPSON JONES
fe did.
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Te the veeers ~ tho city a Wlcs.
moNp. = rssnsetfu!ly announces mysslf - . cssS,.
date for the Office city GRAIN MI arIH 4 ~
solicit your votes At the ensutps cle.ssc "HN' ssa
NH lo-dtdes RICHARD n. KIMn orrou
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a To the Voter OF The CITY of Richmond.
TIE undersgned respectfully announces to the Vo-
ters of he City that he Is candidate for the Office
Of CITY SERGEANT at tbs ensuing Municipal
election, and would be pleased to receive their suf-
frsges.
NH l0-tde* JOHN II. RICHARDSON.
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n City GauEer --siaVtng DISCHARGED
the duties of the office to the satsfaction of ali so
dldste for reelection to the office of CITY GAUG.
Err NH S.-ts RICHARD FOX
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- 20 the Voters of Richmond,--.In re.
ply to tbs call of many of my democratic friends
and urgent solicitations of many warm friends ire.
spectiva of party, to announce myself candidate
for the CITY COLLECTORSHiP in the approach
ing election, have only to say, that men are
born great and sNme achieve greatness, and some
have it thrust upon them Not being very nee in
such m,ttes have sort of H0bs0ns choice be-.
tween the three Ii upon any Of these tides In the
afap Of men'l am now al sat, it is known to the
public that for some years past have been either
going, going, going or gone, and therefore have
but little difficulty in keeping with the progress
Of the Having thus Gle .rly dsced my position,
shall aintain 1t with all the iniexible fImness in.
sprsd BY true devotion to the interests of the
country at large urder the suspices OF the democrat
&c party. After the election my latitude ana lopgi.
tude In the official world may be known by refer.
ence to the polls.
In whatever The cpmbustious movements of the dav
may result accept gentlemen for this aDife station
of your favor the assurance of my highest regard.
Your friend and fellow ci,lzen,
me- 6-tlstA JOHN Ii. DIG9ES.
~ Enquirer and Wing copy.
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IVA Card II MN still a candidate for
the Office of CITY SERGEANT aud mot respect
fully solicit the sutfrages of my fellow citizens
NH I2-a THOMAS y. DUDLEY.
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"TO tho Voiers Of tho City or Mich.
MosD.- Feiiow.Citizeps: ! most resi- ectfully a..
aouncs myself candidate for the Office Of SUPER.
iNfENUENT or WATER WORKS, and solicit
your support at the ensuing election. If You elect
me. will discharge al the duties appertsining TO the
Youn, GEORGE WALKER,
nah lo--dtd@ Asshinist,
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TWO BKl. CIV nii nN = On CANAL
i STREET, BETWEEN SD AND 4Td SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sod, On
WEDNESDAY, thu 2sth Of March, 1857, on the
pre- Eises, commencing at O'Clock, r. M two
brick tenements located as above, each fronting
about so feet the South side of Canal street. run
ming back 1853 feet to alley Each tenement has
4 rooms besides kitchen, and rents for $50 per
mum. They are admirably located for small fami-
lies.
TsRMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4 8, and IL
tie retained till last nets 10 paid The taxes aud in
sursncs for 1857 to be paid by the purchasers.
GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
NH In-2awtH
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~ At the sol o n of numer 0us
friends ann unce myself candidate for the
Office of CITY GAUGERa the approaching cleo
ton. Respectfully.
70 S-2awl5t&dtd ALFRED r. WILLIAMS,
Grocsr ccrnsf of Broad and Sd atl
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DTo Many Voters. grrespective af p...
ryIu answer to your very ,tterns cali Of ve,ssr
day, will simply state that candidate for the
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, ressrvips the contin
seney Of a nomination by the Democrats p.rtg ana
pron.e. II elected, to give nv whole attention to
the faithful dS:hsrse of lie duties
Very respectfully. yours &c..
NH I2-dtd EDWARD q. RAWLINGS
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n To the Tax.Pn,ers and onnreasad e

n To the Tax.Pa, ers and oppressed c,.
TEENS OF MONROE WARD.-Felow citizens: The
following gentlemen, of tiled ability, wi be sup
ported by the free voters and payers Of Monroe
Ward at the Charter Ilectiors They are men
knowing the peoples interest, and will stain equal
taxation and equal justice to ALL and they will sus-
tain ths credit of Richmond. at all hazards
Many Voters and Tar Payers
Of Monroe Yard.
For Councflmen.
9. D. DENOON, D j. SAUNDERS,
C DIMMOCK. VIM c. ALLEN,
L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
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" To the Voters of the CITY Of Rich
MoND.-l candidate for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully socit your votes at
the april elections.
NH S-dtdet 8. NJ DAVIS,
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- High Consfable-To the Voters Of the
CITY OF hICHMosD-Fe Citizens ~ have had
many pressing applications made In private to
declare myself candidate for the above Office and
have read in the Dispatch Of this morning, public
call made upon me by msny voters to the set
Therefore declare myself candidate aesin for the
office, the duties of which l believe d schsrged
the satsfscton of the public; and PROMISE in the
event of my election, to bring to the performance
my uuies all the skill, energy, and industry of which
am capable, and TO discharge them without fear fa-
vor, affection,
Very respectfully, your follow citizen,
NH ltd JAMES P. TYLER.
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" For Assessor.-.At the sOlfcita tjou of
a number of fI-ndr, l announce myself candidate
for the above Office, pledging myself to my fellow
ctiz- that if elected will d.chsrge the duties of
thu cfics faith fully. ROBERT BRIGGS,
NH 3-6tde|
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= To he Voters Of the City OF Rich.
MoHD.-Ihe numerous personal spplicstions TO me,
BY my citizens, from various parts Of the CITY,
70 present myself a. candidate for he ONCE OF
AAf0k, and the very fattering Manifestations OF
confidence In my ability TO perform the duties OF that
trust = expressed in card signed MANY Voters OF
the three Wards" prompts me TO respond, by re-
turning my sincere scknowl led mspts Tor those sx
prsssions OF that COZ fdence. and by announcing
myself candidate for that office. Should IL be the
me, nothing shall be wanting on my part to insure
faithful discharge Of it duties.
fc 2b-dtds WIN TAYLOR
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r. To the Voters of the City of Rich.
moN'.-I would respectfully announce myself as q
candidate for the ~ PERINT cNUENCY OF TIE
POOR HOUSE AND sHOCKOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solici, your votes
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN
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~" To the Voters of the city of Rich.
MoND II very respectfully announce myself can
didats for re-elestion to the Office of CITY ASSES
SOR. D. nj. MILLER.
NH s. tt
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND i again res peottully announce myself a can.
didste for the office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
mn 5-tde* JOHN PEARCE.
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a A Card...MessTs. Editors see from
the Dispatch that there has been nomina ion made
friends may think tn st So omitted my claims to that
mseting held the Esd nst this 10 to inform them
that did not, nor have l ever attended any meet
spent one cent of money in influencing votes | am
seill candidate for the office of MANAGER OF
THE POOR HOUSE. and if my friends elect me,
shall feel grateful if not. submit to the will Of
the people. Most respectfully.
NH 25-It" JOHN TALMAN
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WATCHES AND JEwELnf.


~ HIT ,EM AGAIN.
III have been on the Square In Richmond Q
Gk6 old town,
Have msds ob.ervstiens. snd noted them down;
Yhe musc I've heard from Smiths Armory band,
And thought like the rest It exceedingly grand
But whenever visit the Square, far or near.
Nv mind il delighted we'll as my ear.
To think of the Thousands in dresses all new.
To hear some pronounce the word /" BAR fHO-LO.
NEW"
Ny watch will not tell the hour or minutes Of day,
Az strulling and struggling they bend forth their
way,
On Main and Eleventh they take slight view
And walk into the store of BAR-THO LO-MEW.
M watch needs Eepsiring no time will it keep
Either walking or riding, while I'm asleep
Yet still I'll not give thee, though old for one new
And III get tnse repaired by BARTHOLOMEW.
Hought Else does be do. but from all asks share,
Coc's, Wsches and Jewery he does but repair;
Teresa happy New Year to my friends and the rest
He out 1ivsls one, bat equals the best
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW
Corner Main and 18th SITS Richmond,
Watch and Clock
js2S Over 20 years in London and America.
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ny Thomas w. keesee,
IOffice corner of Cary and 18th streets

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF 3 TOO II OF
l. CLOTHING, AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold. at
the store Of Mr.. Henry shafer. corner Of Main and
Pearl streets THIS EVENING. CONNIE ncins ct u
o'clock who 10 declining business his entire stock OF
CLOTHING, consistisg of a very LARGE and superior
assortment of GOODS Country merchants ind others
ar. invited to att or he sale
TERMS ALI sums under $50, cash; over $50, Dine-
ty days credit for approved endorsed negotabis pa
per. LEWIS 0INEEh, Tfusteo
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct
I,
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~ To the Voters Of Kichmoud --Prcsen
appearances indicating that there will be party
nominations at the approaching Spring elections, l
asain present myself candidate for the office OF
CITY SERGEANT. l make this announcement
earlier than intended, in to the many en-.
quiries as to whether intend to be candidate.
PETER w. 9RUBBS.
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seIy r6FpoctIuIIy, your iolIoW cHIZ5n,
NH ltd JAMES P. TYLER

~ To the Voters OF the City OF Rich.
mosD II sm candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election.
NH 5-dtde* VIM B. GAINES.
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a For City Scrgea al. The subscribe
respectfully announces hims.lfa Candidate for the
office # CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
aud will be thankful for the support Of the voters Of
the city. HENRY w. QUARLES
la 1-dte
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TO the vesers Of the City Of R,ch-
mo sv W am ssndidss. for reslestoo 10 The otes
ea,,.;, u. un .sI MhGAsUREk, and respectfully
NH S-lm IAGEe 1.eo1,uns.
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AUOraON AAL.s.
FUTURE DAYS.


SALE OF FURNITU NE L.. mn 4
- sAh1EHs ShOP.--By virtue Of dsed q
u1~' rom John B Johnson, Il free man Of color 4
t = io~ell duiy recorded, will be sold on NON.
inc S.tn inse, at 10 o'clock, ell the Furniture
1e, 10 the Barber chop, on 10th street. nov oecu.
pee oy said johnson eonsstins Of Looking 0lsssee
SnsIs .oiiet Fables one WALNUT Table, three Bar.
ed in said deed of trust. s'-'' %
By order OF the Trustee.
NH IS TUOa w vrrarr A.
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u 10 the Voice GAAcanaOuu 81 am
still candidate for the ofiice of CITY StRG EANT
j bslisvsit sgenerally known to you that II an
elected to this office, and will discharge its du
therefor earnestly solicit support the LIST day
of April next.
Your most obedient servant,
NH 29-..dtde" JAS. d. ELLETT.
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q For City Grain N eas ure r. IL am n gain
didate for the above offise, having filled 1t for
four years, trust with Satisfaction those have
had to shall be grateful for the bsstowal of
it on me again at tbs ensuing municipal election
NH S,-otde* L. III. LUCK.
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AZ For HiRh COos. abIe --.ln obe,

AZ For High CO1s bic Tn obedience
to The wishes OF large pumber Of my personal
frenos, announce myself candidate for the effios
of HI3H CONSTABLE, pledsng myself, in tho
event of my ele con to use my best Efforts to Per.
form the duties of ;hs Office to the satisfaction Of
public l therefore ask . fair consideration of my
claims to said office. Respectfully,
mh 2l-.-dtde~ VIM. DEAN.
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n To the Voters of The City of Rich.
MoKD II respectfully announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office Of High Constable and
solicit your support.
NH 2-tie FREDERICK BUTLER,
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~ To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
MoND.-Thsnkful for past favors. again offer NY.
self q candidate for the Office of CITY COLLhC-
TOR JULIUS A. HOBSON.
NH 7---dtde*
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~ Card--HavInx been Inspector Of the
Gas Works" in this city for nearly four years, q
large pumber of citizens have called upon me to
onsr myself q candidate for the otice OF SUFFER
iNTENDENT, which now do, and respectfully ash
ths voters to sustain me-
mh Side JOHN Fl KNOWLES.
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" To the Voters Of the CITY n R,.s
Mosp-i am candidate for the ofice Of gSSiN
MEAsoMEM, snd respsssfally solicit your suifrsses
fs Is -dtdee WILLIAM w mn.
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10y tx. NOit.
Hay AT AUCAivN will be sold Mt
l. auction on WEDNESDAY, March % n. COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock. at the United States Hotel
STAKES. 50 Bales Of Hay.
TERMS each, Imh BAL ALEX MOTT, Aust.
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DALE BkANDY...x quarter caA NJ Pale
i Bra4 d, very old and hyperion, for a. . BY
NH 2.-lw DUNLOP, AoNCURE Eco,
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TNotice ITO the Voters Of the City Of
Ricnmond.-I rep sclfuily announces myself 9 cam
didate for reelection the off of sUPERINTEN.
DENT OF THE CITY WAFER WORKS
NH 20-dtde* JAMES L. DAVIS.
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az. w. Beveridge will he supported {
the April ele ston for Alderman of the Third Ward,
ny Many Voters, of all parties. Mr.. Beveridge re-
sides in part of the ward where he can, and will no
doubt mako himself very useful
NH "a SIS MANY VOTERG-
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= Popular Ticket. JefTerseu Ward
Masor..Wm. Taylor
Cs,a !. weatt's Attorney--J n. oilmer.
Wy nereesut IT. w. DosvelI
f nisn Constable Fred Butler.
Sity u liestor..-J. A. Hobson
Cny Asseesor--D. ~. Miller
Saueer-. Richard Fox
watsr Works- George Walker
gas Works-..T. H Wynue.
superint .ndent Streets M Rate.
am heAsurer.--J. q Glib
register Water Works--M L, st,.tt,.
snperintendent Poor House Inc p..
ceptain Mint Watch A. wilkinson
CoUNCILMEN:
A inlo.. W MeKiel,
a. hn'oes' NIB. Hill,
JOS. Brummel
ALDERMEN:
a. = sa a.s,.- Chm Mlllspaush,
NH 25-lt Geo A Pssrc.
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" To the V0iers Oi he Ity Of Rtchm0nd.
again respectfully announce myself candidaie
for Mayor of Richmond.
NH l0--.dtds JOSEPH MAYO.
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u The undersigned, at the solicitation
Of many friends irrespective Of political parties
up ctfully presents himself candidate for the Of
6ce Of CITY SERG EAkT. and solicts the citizens
OF Richmond generally to give him their support.
ia l5-dn ED. s. GAY
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NEh1 VALUABLE TneEMENT Ol
hEoAD stREET, NEAR The THEATRE

VEaKa1 vAlHAB n.sGMKNT ON
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request of the
neirs OF me late Samuel Daniels deceased we shall
sell az pubic suction, on tbs premises on MONDAY
the sosh day of March, 1884, CONNIE ncing at a P NJ
the large three-story brick Tenement called the
Marshaii House, now and for many years past oceu
pied oy Mr. w. d. Davidson, 1t is now under a rent
OF $500 per annum. After which, will be sold the
three story brick Tenement ION the opposite ii lie OF
the street, adjoining the grocery store of Messrs.
Dsbney and Cooke on the west and the Depot of the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad on the esst.
and now under q rent OF 800 per annum.
The above tenements are 90 located a to command
excellent tenants at fair rents.
TERMs-One-ffth cash; balance at 6, H. Is and "a
months for negotiable notes interest added
by trust deed. The and insurance for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser.
TRUSTEES eALn OF HOUSE AMI
L LOT IN SYDNEY.-.As Trustee in q deed of
tru't from johnson Adams and wife. dated 9Th April
1855, duly recorded in Henrico County Court shall
proceed to sell, at public auction, on the premises
on FRIDAY, the Sd day of April 1857. at a O'clock
T. NJ, the House and Lot located as above near the
former residence of Mr. Richard Reins fronting on
the old Scufiietown read. The ho1ss 10 nearly new
contains rooms, besides the usual out. buildings
The lot contsins about one asre. lie 10 newsor was
recently in the occupancy of Mrs Mary Carter.
The deed requires cssh; but it 10 probable an ar.
rangement may be msde at the time of sale, by
while h q reasonable credit will be given
The title is believed to be good, but the under.
signed will convey with the usual special warranty
Thu taxes for 1857, to be paid by the purchaser
N. C. LIPSCOMBE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDiN ApPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 10
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u To the Voters of the City of Richmond.
respectfully announce myself a candidate for re
election to the office of CITY SERGEANT. Al
there so many candidates in the field who want
the ics all that can ask 10 fair field open anS
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPsCOkB
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~ At Meeting of the Council of the
City OF Richmond held on Monday the 9th day OF
March, 1857. the folio wing persons wee appointed
Commissioners and Conductors for this Oh EIeo
tons, to be held Wednesday, ths LIST day of April
in this present year and the following places desg
mated for holding said Elections, viz
FOR JEFFERSON WARD
Commissioners-Joseph Brummell, C. B. Hill Ed
A. smith George e. Sad.er and Patrick 81. Butler
Conductor Reuben T. Seal.
Place OF holding Ele ctioIs-Hsll over the First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
Comnissioners-Geo. w. Gillian, w w. Crump,
+. }. smith Geo. w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper
Conductor Cadmus c. johnson.
Place of holding Eclectic ns-City Hall.
FOR MONROE WARD.
Commissioner -Thos J. Evans, Lewis L. Barnes
Daniel crueheart, James Thomas, IT,, and Thomas
Bsrham
Conduetor-Georse w. II. Tyler.
Place of holding ElectiJns-.Lasy's shop, corner
Of Broad and Foushes streets.
Teste:
NH IS tide THOs. LAWSON, C. C. r.
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BY Larus 81 shine.

by L0rus a. Shines
an "WEDNESDAY March the 25th Inst,
" commencing at IL O'Clock, we will seil at the
horse lot, uesr the Central Depot, splendid Young
Cows and Calves, fresh TO the pail; and will be
hibited at our store at 10 O'Clock that msrnlng.
NH "a LARUS SHINE, Aucts
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g ALr.- -AoO sacks Sait IL sseres asd isr
~ sale ~ ,,,v. , ,,-.p ~
NH 2i-IW LIVE n. WGDp y W.
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~ City Sergeaucy Noticing In your
columns, among the many candidates for the said
otfae, the name of Mr.. GEORGE w. WHEY, we
this friendly feel called upon bear testimony
in his favor knowing him to bs capable and worthy
that position. He has always proven himself true
man, faith u to every .u't reposed in him,
ing and jealous In he dsc5a Of his duties ci.
zen. meohans az pc itician, while all who know
his business, qualifications unhesitstiugly affirm that
he il able to fill the { tise of Sergeant in manner
unsurpassed by any of his predecessors and has
the subj rot of remark by all his that
his good of heart sauvitv of manners mild yet
firm determination in the discharge of what 10 right
peculiarly fit him for said otice. His business has
been such as to keep him from seeing many of his
friends and soliciting tn sir surases in person. yet
they will support him. nevertheless In tie event
OF his election, and We have good to believe
on that day, he will receive the largest vote cast
he will brug into the service of the city abilities
united with desi to please. not always possessed
bV candidates for offise. With these views, truth
fully expressed earnestly ask the operation of
our citizens, voters Of this city, to his
election in April next.
Very respectfully.
NH q st SEVERAL VOTERS
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~Sam'l Cary IL n candidate for High
CONSTABLE Of the sity OF Richmond. and respsct-
fully solis the votes OF the citizens ct the ensuing
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