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virginia Manufacture

A friend of ours-who is a very shrewd fellow,
and an iadomitably practical MANS in the habit,
whenever any thing is said about making us =
manufacturing and direct importing people, of
saying that I'VE never will get along until we
make buckets and brooms." Very well; this hard
condition il about being complied with. We no
ticed some months since some fine brooms from
Danville, that were manufactured near that place.
Now we have present of several from Mr. JAS.
W. SHIELDS, of Chrisiiansburg, that were man
ufactured there. They are for sale by Messrs.
STOKES e. RIvEs, of this city. They are very
we'll made, and the handles are OF black walnut
that tree being 10 great abundance in the beautiful
forests Of Southwestern Virginia. So much for
brooms Ia the way of buckets some of the very
best sold in this market are made by some very
industrious end faithful manufacturers near our
Office. They do not, however, make the abomina
Bile "painssd buckets" which as an article of COM
merce our practical man would make sine qua
non to success May be we shall have them in
time and "direct trade" must follow
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To the Voters of Kicamond. In re-.
ply to the call Of many of my democratic friends.
AID urgent solicitations of many friends ire.
spective Of party, to announce myself q candidate
for the CITY COLLEcTORsHIP in the approach
ing election have only to say, that some ,nen are
born great, and s'me achieve greatness, and some
have 1t thrust upon them Not being very CO in
such matte :, have a sor: of Hobsons choice be.
tween the three III upon any Of 18th csc tides Ia tbs
pobt that for some years past, have been eithsr
going going, going or gon. and thersfore cso bavs
hut little difficulty In keeping pace with the progress,
of the age Having thus Gle .rly defined INV positio,
shall Taintain 1t with all the inf sxible rmness in.
spired BY true devotion to the best interests of the
country at large der the auspices OF the democrat.
&c psrty. After the election my latitude aud lonri
tude In the official world may be known BY refer.
ence to the polls
In whatever he cumbustious movements of tbs dsy
may result accept gentlemen for this ma station
of your favor the assurance Of my highest regard.
Your friend and fellow citizen
me 6-tlnA JOHN III. DIGGES.
r Enquirer and Whie COW
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Te,exraph to stanton.

The extension of the Central Railroad, the in
crease of commerce and travel between this city
and the Valley and trans.Alleghany country,
makes it highly important that the most rapid me-
dunn Of intelligence should be established between
them The public generally, there and here, are
deeply interested in this-the commercial part of
It especially 80. The INSTRUMENTATION, now
very considerable, is every day increasing, and
must become immense, especially when the rail-
road reaches the White Sulphur, which, we trust
will not be postponed longer than two years. The
telegraph should, however, precede it, and if the
proper encouragement is given to the enterprising
gentlemen now endeavoring to build the line to
Staunton, this will be done.
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A SCENE IN The ESGItsH HOUSE OF LORDS
A London correspondent of the Manchester Guar
dian describes the scene in the House of Lords on
Tuesday night, the "a ult and says:
A great speech BY the srl of Derby 10 one of thu
recognized events" If the London fashionable sea-
The noble Earl 10 the favorte orator Of aristo-
cratic society, and coroneted carriages sraced by the
.alest footmen, brought down to the Old Palace
Yard last nisht srrink ing of the de5uaates of the
season. in charge Of their anxious lady mothers.
we'll the fair peeress politicians who miss
cd great debas In the HOUSE CT Lords The VEN
srable locking American minister, Mr. Dallss-
whorthy descendant of tn. pilgrim farthers of the
Repubic-oecupi.d seat in the gallery, and was ac-
companied by Miss Dallas The occasion even
brought some Of the dusty faces fom Dude to the
House. They came down in three or four carriages,
attended by native servants in their national COS
tune; and. while the lower portion Of their faces
ware concealed by fan. their black flashing eyes
did refuse to exchange elauces with the sympa.
thisfns Eng lishmen whom thsy encountered route.
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baskis9 N Tesnessee.
banking II Tennessee has been for years rashe'
q discount IN The commercial world. The bar k.
Assyssen Of that State has sustained smash AFTER
nsse, unta hardly any institution established BY
sns Legislature commando the confidence Of tie
people. Within the year there has been quite
rupture Ct the monetary matters OF tho state, ard
Aiases part Of the paper currency has been dis
c-edlted. The brokers have been quite active 10
sending Il home, and In this way have deue the
public great service by diminishing circulation
which would probably have run to great excess,
sad ultimately involved immense loss.
We go that there has been recently much Z.
ctsment IN Knoxville, because the brokers nave
returned upon the branch Of the Union bank, at
tnat place, an immense amount OF notes onoef
the system Of wrapping notes by which 10 oank
pays out the notes Of another, while its notes II"
uttered 1t very distant point from where 's
iocated-ths notes of the Kaorriue branch w're
Paid out In Memphis. They were very reasonably
a discount, and the brokers bought them up and
carried them home In ninety days S4O0oOo N
notes were returned upon the bank, and COLO
drawn from iss vaults. This greatly tramelled the
hank, and the citizens apprehendng crisis met
" oVoeiueI tuS mStter JhdSe mChionoS
Judge Jones acted as Secretary, Mayor Whiie
explained the object Of the meeting, Parson bro"n
low stated the extent of the hole cut oy the
brokers into the bank; and q committee was APP
pointed TO report upon it. The meeting must nave
been An Interesting one. and broker would have
met either with very cold or very hot recep.
ton, We don't know which, had be appeared In its
midst Nevertheless there Is good sense in Knox.
ville on the subject. The Mercury, in noticing
these proceedings, makes the following very pithy
and opposite comment:
I'VE agree that this matter Of the Union Bank
Losing Q, much coin Is becoming q serious thing,
and II e b not stepped, It must ipjure our whole
commupisy Blu. the only way, gentlemen, that
you can stop the Brokers from draining your coin,
10 to change your kiteing policy. Pay out your
notes. payable at Knoxville, at Knozoiile instead
ofas Memphis and send your jackson notes to
Jackson and Memphis for circulation. Then put
your New York Exchange down to per cent, and
You will soop hear of poor Othelo's memorable
wall. Remember, gentlemen, old time banking 10
these days Ct rapid communication by steam will
not answer. It Is only now about "a hours be-
tween Knoxville and Memphis.
I'VE are anxious to see this thing stopped We
SEQ bat one way to do it-that we have Indicated
For Godsake, Mr.. Broker, please do not shut up
thelast Bank we have
IF We thought il would stop the Brokers from
drawing the gold from the banks and thereby make
money easy, we would be for torn meetings every
night"
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~ The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
The Cash Assets Of this Company amount
to-. 167.S49'b
Secured BY list Mortgages on Real
Estate worth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 854,76 40
Additional security in Fire insurance
Policies, as per Examiners Report. 1702 6s6 s.
Clsims have been raid to the Widows
and Orphans Of the Insured, and to
Creditors (who wisely protected them
Haelves against lois by Insurance on the
lives of those indebted to theml
amour ting 81 30l,5l018
fhe income of the Company. for the
past ear, YVES (ALL IN cAsH)....... 1045, 235.17
Amount added to our fund in cash, du-
ring the past yesr.................... &6I0,4a "a
Dividends added to Policies of over 10 per cent psr
annum.
The above statement shows for itself and does not
r.auire any commetsf ON US. All informaton upon
the subject be obtained, by calling at the Office
OF the Valley Insurance Company, u.der the Z
change Hotel o. r. BRESEE. Agent,
z. L. d. WALFOLD, Asst.
Ds. JAS. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAS TREATY.-The Liv.
s.pool journal Of the 2sth ut referring to the OBJ.
jsctions by our Senators to this treaty, says:
at "a believed that when Mr.. Buchanan enters
the white House which will now be in . week or
two, the objections to the arrangements will be
overcome Indeed II cannot be otherwise, for the
American government have given full powers to
Mr. Dallas to negotiate. and 1t IL, therefore, impos
sible that on the main points there can be repu.
diation. Details may require alteration, and these
will, no doubs, be agreed to, for the purpose Of
overcoming the objections Of Congress
As has been amended by the Senate in some
Of its par.icuIars 10 important to have the ntima
ton above that the British government will not
insist upon the treaty As originally drawn up.
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a. City Gas Works.-The undersigned
offers himself q candidete for election to the
WORKS.
Having erected all the MACH uery at the New Gas
Works. and conducted tho whole Of the operation,
a. both the New and Old Works during the past two
years in a IN inner which he trusts has be en- salts
factory to his fellow citizens be respectfully socits
their votes at the election In April.
NH ID. tide T. II. wYNNE,
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DIED.

On 1nseday 0esstss, Aesssh 17sh. % u 6sloes,
JANIS ALLEN. In tbs 57d rear OF his ase.
Tbs friends snd sequsiptancse Of the faulty are
requested to atend his fusena1 8 st psuPs etureh
ct o'clock, this evening. without further notiss.
March i7th, at the residenes Of bis uncle. 0sorss
2. paee. In Syd.ey, of eoossstivs fever, JOHN W.
STIFF, Of Mddlesex counfy. aged IL years. leaving
father, arsnd mother. brother and many f.iends to
dspiore their early.loss.
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~f h Price has just Opened ae bis
Book and Stationery store. opposite the American
Hotel, variety of goods for ladies, among which
aro-
Email Gold PEN AND PENCIL CASES
PORT MONAIES, with or without chains
BAGS Velvet and Morocco, large and small
WORK BOX ES of leather o. wotd
Rosewood 40 Mahogany Boxes
Ladies' PENS AND PEN HULDEkS
Ladies' Note and Letter PAPERS
Ladies' MEMORANDUM ana WkITINf
BOOKS
Ladies TABLETS and FOLDERS
Visiting CARDS
PORTFOLIOS in great variety
gold WATCH KEYS, with pencil. attach
ed, &C. he. mn lS-.N
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At the sOlfcftattO n Of numeraux
friends | announce mvself as a candidate for ~.
office Of CITY GAUGERa the approaching elso.
ton. Respectfully, ~
fe S-2awl5t&dts ALFRED +, WILLIAMS
Grocer. ~ Broad and IA n,
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JOHN II. RICHARDSON

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND Il am candidate for reelection TO tina ofs.s
solicit your votes at the ensuing charter elections
NH 6-lm JAMES g. 9IBR
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re- To the voters of the city of Rich,
MoND Il very respectfully announce myself a c,..
ditate for re-eleston to the Office of CITY ASSES
sOk D. NJ. MILLER.
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UTo the Voters OF The CIR >~u
nosD.-Feilow.CitzeBs most rsscs ,ts.isn, sn-
sounse mysef candidate for tie offiss Of an 30
tsSEaDkNT OF WAFER WORKS, .sd I'M.
your support at the ensuing election n - 'n a
M. viii discharge al tbs duties - ~
ONCE faithfully and PROMPTLY. ms
:, ~ Youn, GEORGE wALKgk.
Asn i"-osa elaahfntst
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" To the Voters of the City Of Rich
moN'.-I would respectfully announce myself a. 3
candidate for the aU PERINTENDENCY OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND sHOCKOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solic, your votes.
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN
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PREMIUMS AwARDED.-The premium of 5000,
offered in July last. 1856. by an American mer-
chant residing at Glasgow, Scotland, for the best
tract on "The Family Relation as affected by
Slavery" has been awarded to Charles K Whip
pia Raaton
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Respectfully,
HENRY n. JONES
NH I1-tde

= Card II am stIil n cnndn Mat. Ia
the Office of CITY SERGEANT And lno,t rssnss.
fully solicit the SURFACES Of fellow eitiz. n,
NH 12-a THOMAS a. Df1OLEy
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Ohm PEARCE.

u To the Voters of the City Of Rich
MoSD II again res pestfully announce myself can.
didste for the Office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tde* JOHN PEARCE
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q To the Voters OF the CITY ~f X ych-
MoND.-Thankful for past fsvocs again o6er nv.
self candidate for the office Of CITY COLIEE.
TOR JIJLIIIs 4 u0EanHe-
NH 7---dtdet 0"'
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u To the Voters of the city Of Rich.
MosD Il am a candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election.
nh 5-dtde* WIN g. GAINEg
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BOSTON, March, II "A Court Martial Was held
today on Its Crabb and Van Alstine, attached to
the receiving ship Ohio. They both plead guilty
to the charge
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~ City (seuGer Having discharged
the duties of the office to this satisfaction Of all leo
far as tnow,) respectfully announce mvs.f
dldste for election to the effice Of CITY GsUG-
Err NH SITS RICHARD FOX
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" For Assessor..-At the s0Iicitn tior of
a number of friends, annoulce myself candidate
for the above office. pledging mvs-If to my fellow
ctiz that If elected will discharge the duties Of
the Office faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH dat
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IF MeetInG 1t African Chnrch.-.I re.
spectfuly announce that will address the voters OF
Richmond, on THURSDAY evening, the 18th, It
the African Church.
shall be pleased to meet my competitor in a.
cussion. on the following terms: will open the De.
bate in q speech of thirty minutes he to soiiow in
speech OF one hour. and 70 caaciuds IN q speech OF
thirty minutes Discussion to commence se Q
o'clock JOHN h. 0ILNER
NH 1e-Hh
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B. N. DAVIS.

n To the Voters Of the Civ of Rich
MoND.-i am a candidate for the Office OF CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solicit your votes al
the April elections.
NH S-dtdek g. N. DAVIS.
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GTo Masy Voters. Dvrespeet1v.
ry-In esswss TO yeur very f,tseffns es,i a. NJ
DAY, Will simply state ihst am esndlSsss II.
ONCE ofCiTY sEkGEANT, rssssvins tbs $500 -, 20
sersy ofa n9minstirn BY the Democrats. ss,s
promiss. II slectsd, to svs nv whois stssssgys 40
the faithful disehrye Of tt dsties 70
Ven respectfully you,s Ia,
NH l2-dtd EDWARD @. kAWLrsos
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"Snml Cary IL n candidate for HfRh
CONSTABLE of tn. city of Richmond. and respect.
fully socits the of the c;izens the ensuing
election NH i6 -tde+
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~ To the Taxpayers md oppressed CT.
THEN CT MONROE WARD Fellov-citizeps: The
following gentlemen, OF tried ability, viii be sup
Ward at the Chatter Elections They are men
knowing the paope's interest," and will sustain equal
taxation and equal justice to ALL AID thsy WA tus
tsin the credit of Richmond. at all hazards.
Many Tote,s and Tar Payers
Of Monroe Ward
For Coancitmen:
Sd. DENOON, d. J. SAUNDERS,
C. DIMMOCK, WIN C ALLENI
L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
NH l6-Stt
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a Card Having been Inspector OF the
Gss Works" in this city for nearly four yesB
large number of citizens have called upon me to
INTENDENr, which | now do, and respectfully ssh
the voters to sustain me.
NH Side JOHN HI KNOWLES.
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- To the Voters Of the City of RichwouS
The undermined respectfully an1ounees 10 Inc W.
ters OF the City that he 10 candidate for the oe.
election, aud would be pleased to receive their .p
frages. W.T.
mhlo-tds* JOHN Fl. RIcHARDs0N
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Illness Of Sc natOr Hale

BOSTON. March Ex-senator Hale and daughter
are i'll. Both OF them boarded at the National
Hotel while in Washington
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DAMAGES AT the late term CT tie Orange
county (Virginia) court DR.. VIM H. M. Howard,
Of Bradford was mulcted In the sum of 81 400
damages in malpractice, in no; setting fractured
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" City sergeant..fn Conformity TO the
expressed wishes Of msnv of my friends snnounes
my self a. Q candidate for the office Of CITY SER
low c,izsns 70 slsst ms orom;.s 70 di,,hars, tho
duties to the best OF my ability
fe 26-lm gro. w. WILEY.
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y Hish Cousfa bie-ro the yes.,.

- Ht4h Consfabie-ToS the veeer. .f -.
SiTf OF RICHMOND -FdLotc Citiseas. h.v. 80
mary preasna sppliestions made to me in pr;vst. ;,
asciars mysef candidate for the shove ofscs 80 70
hsve read IN the Dispatch Of this nnor-ins r.ss
esi msde upon me by many voters 70 III. ssms n ~.
'snsrefore declare mysefa caadisss sssia ea ~ ~.
NEE, the duties Of which believe discbsr,.s ~ =.
tne ssti.fsction OF the pubhe and promise il 10
event OF my election. TO bring to the persorm.n. :,
my suies a the ski energy ard inda.try 81 ss o.
Tor, or Affection, isaf, "a
Very respectfully, your sellovv .,.,
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CANDIDATxs FDR WVrlCx.


~ AZ = n ooe1ng 81 IT, Csasets q the
City Of Hfehmo-- i o. % - ne 8h Gay g
March, 1851, the following pe, ons wsr. app tntsd
Commissioners and Cord ns1o-s the Oh irtsr Eiee,
tions 70 be held on wednesday: thu 81 ~ OF Apni
u tbs pres4nt year and Tire following places dssg
nsted for holding slia Elections viz:
w. FOR JErrERsOE WARD.
Coamissions,s JOSEPH Brummell. G. Hill, q.
A. smith, George e. Ssdier and Patrick h. DoSisl'
Conductor -Reubeu r. Seal.
Place OF holding E.ections-Hsn over the Hnst
Market
FOR MADISON WARD.
Com missionsrs-0eo. w. Gillian, ~ :ChmP,
r. J. smith, Geo w. Randolph aad Elisha ooePpef-
SON.
Conductor Csdmus C. johnson.
Place Of hoidins FIscficns-f1ty HAIL
FOR MONROE WARD
ossmissioners -Thos J. vans, Lewis L: Bsfnes.
Daniel rrueheart, James Thomaa il, and Thomss
Berhsm
Conductor 0eorss w. II. Tyler.
Place of holding ElsctiJns--Lssy's shop, corner
Of Broad and Foushee streets.
NH 10 Ida THOs. LAWSON, c. G. 4.
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~ To the Voters OF the City Of Rich.
MokD IL respect ful announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office OF High Constable and
mh2-tde FREDERICK BUTLER.
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- New TrlmmiDgs.---l am now opening
and dsly receiving fresh supplies of the newest
of Dress and Mantilia TriLmines, to which invite
,hs attention CT purchasers wholesale and retail.
P. HORTON KEACd,
nh I8-St 81 Main street.
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~A Public Meeting will he Eefd ut
GRILL's corner of First and Broad streets, this
"WEDNESDAY evening" at u O'clock All the
candidates are invited to attend. NH lS-lt"
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Very respectfully, your fellow si,ir.,.
"h LTD JAMES P. TYLrR

q To the Voters Of the City OF Rich,n.,s
et the .nsuins Spring election subject to the al,
nominating Convention Of the Democratic n.,,w VI
TO those who may not know me. and who wi,hss ~
ness for otics, respectfully beg save to saw th.s
nave had long experience In the dotie, OF shs,;s
and have ever been Democrat '"'
NH I1-tde HENRYR IoNr.
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~ Powers zone Dollar Ambr0type"--
From the crowd that daily throng Powers' Gallery,
we are ready to believe that his ONE DOLLAR
COLORED AMBROTYPES are creating quite
sensation among Richmond people and proves, at
opce, that they are the best AMBROTYrES taken
in he city. You get the Same size picture at
Powers' Gallery that others charge you 81 for Call
and sea his specimens, at NO. Isl Main street.
nh l8---St"
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! ~Te TIE vesefs - ne s.Ny N -
MOnD. u uspsetfuly sesohscs ,nvsesf ~. - -
dsts for tbs NEE ofcity GRAIN NE4sUKrs. =.
Solicit your otes - tbs eusatvs elsssf0r s1s
NH 0-dtdes RICHARD r. KIMeRounu
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- Monroe Ward.
For Msyor-Wm. Taylor.
Commonwealsf's Attorney-J d. 0ilmer.
eergeant-H w Quailes.
Asssssor-S N Davis.
CoIiector-J H. Disgs.
High Constsble-Jss r. Tyler.
Gsugar-Samppn Jones.
Sup. Water Works-y. l.. Davts
Supt. Gas Works-J. II. Knowles.
auot. Streets- M Bates
G,aia Messurer-Wm. Watts.
Regis'er Water Works-M. l. Strstto
Manager Poor House-John Pesrce.
Capt Night Wasch-A. Wilkesson.
CoUNcILMEN:
D. J. Ssunden R. q. Morris,
D. D. Denoon, T. C. Lips,
w. C. Allen.
ALDERMEE:
Jas Bray, N. C. Lipscomb.
L. w. Glazebrook, John w. Beveridse,
J. M. Murray. -
NH I8-2t+ YELLOW JACKETS.
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llrent Weafern Kali

HAMILTON, G. W., March 16.-Al trains pass
over the new bridge over The canal on The Great
Western Railway today.
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~ For City Sergeant-Jnmes D. E1lett
EMpHArIcALLY THE MAN.-lt was with unfeigned
pleasure that . umber of us read the card In the
Dispatch of the 18th inst, from, "Jeferson Ward
reeomme ending Mr.. ELLIE TT. and urgoe his claims
We cordially ,espord, and will unite with friends
of the First Wari in his support. and pledge our
his msupers in every respect gentleman, and with
qualifications equal to any other gentle men named
for the office. we sgres with cur friends, MANY
ceptable to the Voters generally. We will then
make rull long pull, for him. Believing our
united efforts will elect Mr.. Elicit We subscribe
ourselves, Most respectfully.
MANY VOTERS or MONROE WARD, Nos.
MARCH Is, 1S57.-2t~
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nm not q candidate FOR the ell1ce 81
CITY 0AU6ER ! find thst 10 10 proper tcst
make this announcement, the imprsssioa seems
TO be general that an N.
D. ALPRED WILLIAM.
OF Williams Z Brother. Cary street.
nh le-lt -i9ssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-18

Later accounts say Walker had not captured
Castillo and 1t still remained in the hands of the
Costa Ricans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-18

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