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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

Te the vetevs ~ she CITY 81 Rich
sosD:--L rsspsctfnliy ssnosscs mysels q ! esndi.
i AYE. !of ~ once OF city GRAIN MEA8ukER, and
mn e-asdeF RICHARD II. KINBROU0H.
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"TO the Voters of Richmond II arm
still candidate for the Office OF CITY SERGEANT.
l bslieveit is gensray Known to you that If am
elected to this office and will discharge its du
ties faithfully any of my opponents.
therefore earnestly solicit support the LIST dag
of April next
Your most obedient servant,
NH 20-~dtdet JAS. q. ELLETT.
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~ TO she Veters Of the City Of Rlch.
ss ur, Am candidate for the Office Of GRAIN
~ ~. =, ana RESPECTFULLY solicit your SURFACES
f. q dido wIrrtAuu W. w~,
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MAR
' SHALL STREET, BETWEEN IsT AND AD-
ANS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Viii be sold, on MONDAY afternoon, the Soth Of
March, 1857, ON the premises, commencing at St
O'CLOCK, most beautiful Lot. adjoining the late resi-
dsnce Of James Tyler Esq, fronting s. feet, run-
ing back l65 feet TO alley.
TERMs-One-thiidc cash; balance at 4 ard months,
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured BY .
be paid by the purchaser.
NH q GODDfN Il APPEkSON, Aucts
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e The undersigned, mt the solicitation
OF meny frends irrespective of polticsl parties
40 'ctfuiy presents himself candidate for the Of
hce Of CITY SERGEANT, and solicits the citizens
OF Richmond generally to give him their support.
l5-dts ED s. CAV
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+" Sam'l Cary Is a candidate for High
CONSTABLE of the city of Richmond, and respect
fully sosts the Of the citizens at thu ensuing
election. NH i6-tde+
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" American and WING Ticket for MI
nCrI

NIcIPAL OFFICES:
Asyor-Jos.ph Mayo.
City Sergeant-Thomas u. Dudley.
Commonwealth Attorney-R. 7. Daniel.
City Collec.or-J A. Hobson.
City Assessor d. NJ. Miller.
City 0suger-Richsrd Fox.
supt. Gas Wofks-Thos. 81. Wynne.
Supt. Water Wotks-J L. Davis.
Supt. Poor House-John Pearce.
High Constabie-Frederiak Butler.
Grain MeasuIer-E, Dsws.
CAPT Of Night Watch-A. Wilkinson.
supt. Streets M. Bates.
Register Water Works-..M. L. Strstton.
NH % ct
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~ To the Voters Of R!chm0ud -.Preseu,
appearances indicating that there will be no PARTY
nominations at the approaching Spring elections, i
asain present myself candidate for the office OF
CITY SERGEANT. l make this announcement
earlier than intended in answer to the many en-.
quiries as to whether l intend TO be candidate.
PETER w. GRURBS.
fe2-dtd
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O. To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
MoNo.-I would respectfully announce myself a. a
candidate for the sU ERiNT END ENCY OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND SHOCKOE HILL BURY.
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes.
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN (
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= American a.d Wnis Candidate.

Fer City sergeant.
h O M As u DU D L Ely.
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BY DAVENPORT, sfien & 20.
BOOTS. SHOES ID HATS AT AUG.
ID TION.-On TUESDAY, Sist March, we will
sell at 10 o'clock, az auction store, 2Uo cases
Boots and shoes, and $50 cases Hats. consisting OF
Wool, Silk, Pedal, Canton, Panama, Leshorn,
Straw, &c- ..
TEAMS Under 0 100 cash; 800 and over, months
NH 81 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO, Aucts.
CUNiNlsSIONkNs' SALE or LAND
~ IN HENkICO BY virtue OF Q decree OF the
County Court of Henneo county, pronounced on
the 5lh day of March, 1857, In the case OF Thomas
Howard ct ais. w. Eliza Howar1, guardian ad isfem
app 3inted Commissioners for the purpose, will sell
at public auction. on MONDAY. tho 9Th day Of
APRIL 1887 at IL NJ, In front Of the County Court
House Of Hsnrico If tho day fair, tract OF Land,
containing eighty acres being the Same upon which
ths late William Howard rssided 1t the time of his
demise.
This tract of land IL distant nine miles from Rich.
mond and 10 bounded BY the Estates OF Dr. Petereld
Trent L. 8. Courtnsy and Fendall 9rifin. 1t Id
TO be very excellent farm. and contains about eaus
quantities Of open and wood iaed. the latter beins
covered for the most part with pine and oak Of orr
gnal grewth. THERE'S on the farm email dwelilnl
house, with kitchen. smoke house, stable, &e There
IL also very 6ns orchard. sad sprnes of sxesllen
wateF near the dwsns house. The farm ID re asrdst
of the moot desirable Of liz xs In that portior
Of tbs county IN which Il 10 situated.
TEahs-One.third # the purchase money cash
balance In two equal instalments payable ono sat
two years from tbs day Of the sale; the deferred
psymsn1 to Dc sseursd b. bonds with approved g
curity, and also by decd upon the land 20 bs
executed BY the purchaser TO the undsrsisasd ..
Commissioners {8 5 EYgeT7s
fa Is o;sAHHL 4. aEs,sDrr. cean,.''s..",
Sale BY ions 4. HurcHEssn. oh .Ases
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g. l. A..

DUkSUANa 10 the provisions of q Decree
l. of the Circuit Court of denrlcc, made on the I'd
day OF March, 1857 In the suit of Engelkine's exc
cutrix vs.. Engelkipg, the undersigned who 10 there
by appointed Com missioner for the purpose, will
proceed on the 18th of March 1857 on the pre- mi,es
at o'clock P. M to sell Eight Acre. of the Land O
" hch the late Henry Engslking died seized, lying
on the Brook Plank Road, about ee-quarte 70 OF
mile from Bse On Quarter Branch, being the North.
portion Of the said Enge kings fronting on
said Plank Road and running back In parallel lines
the de pth Of said tract.
Terms The purchaser will have the right at his
own option, to retsin $500 Of the purchase money
until February, 1860; to pay the same upon the
terms on which the balance is to be paid Wig one
interest from the day Of ssle giving negotiable
for the deferred payment. III. (.
w. w CRUMP, Com'r
In consequence of the inclemency of the weather,
the above was postponed to SATURDAY, April
1857, at Al O'Clock, P Id. =
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoH. Auc-
toneefs. NH 81
IMMEDIATELY after the above sale, will be
sold, the small Farm wv soceupied by Mr. Tbomas
NJ. Granger, the Brooke Plank road, about q
miles above Richmond, adjoining the farm Of MT.
Ino A. Parker. containing IL acres well enclosed,
h.. ing on it an excellent new framed Dwelling
with 4 rooms we'll of good water in the yard. The
neghborhood IL good and the place is remarkably
hesahy.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and ~
months for gotiable notes, interest added proper
ty secured. The pure iser TO pay taxes for 1857.
mhs6 GUDDIN AfPERSON, Aucts.
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lUhN. S.UsI Ath AND NAIL meet On
~ the street
KAkL-FieeAhls.
GUsTavE-Tres bien.
Jcs--f quite well By the way, spent
quito pleasant evening the other night at pom
GETS EAGLEsALOON, Governor street, between
Main and franklin. Ali seemed to enjoy the mselves
French, Germans and own countrymen- and
md what they wanted. He has politesse pour les
Franc.is-s frank ness that peases me-sGd the best
READING LAGER BEER that can be found in the
city NH l8..lrtt
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" To the Tax.Pa, ers and oppressed CT.
ITEMS OF MONROE WARD.-fellow citizens: The
following gentleman, of tiled ability, viii be sup
ported 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
taxstion and equal justice to all and they will sus-
tain the credit of Richmond. at all hezards.
Many Voters and Tar Payers
of Monroe Ward.
For Councilman:
8. D. DENOON, d ). SAUNDERS,
C DIMMOCK, VINO ALLEN
L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
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~ For City Sergeant.--T subscribe
repeatedly announces himself Candidate for the
office cf CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election
and will be thankful for the support OF the voters OF
the eity. HENRY w. QUARLEE.
ia
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n City Gas Wsrhs.-The undersigned
office OF SUPERINTENDENT or THE GAS
WORKS.
Having erected all the MACH uery at the New Gas
Works, and conducted tbs whole Of the operations
at both the New and Old Works during the past two
years, in IN amor which he trusts has been satis
factory his fellow citizens he respectfully solcits
their votes at the election in April
NH H. tide r. H. WINNIE.
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~ Notice ITO the Voters of the City of
Ricpmond.-I resp sctfu'ly announce myself can
didae for re election TO the office of 3UPERINTEN
DENT OF THE CITY WATER WORKS
NH 20-dtde* JAMES L. DAVIS.
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By Il. h Cock q %.

~ YOUNG WE'LL BROKE MULRS Az;
~ A9CIlo n, I'M, oe so.a, On SATURDAY,
Railroad Depot at 10 o'clock. 20 young MULES, Of
u size in FIRST rate condition. and warranted to
work in single or dou bic ,rness. e.
ALSO. ss.t +sa
Two large work Horses. well matched and In good
condition. - -
The attention of farmers and teamstersis request.
ed to this sale. the stock being Of superior quality
and will be sold without the least reserve. - 4
TERMS Sixty days. for approved n sotiabIe paper.
NH % B COOK CO. Aucss Is
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u To the Voters OF the City Of Rich.
MoSD II am candidate for thu Office Of HIGH
CONSTABLE and respectfully solicit your votes
NH 5-dtde* WIN GAINEa
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE INPLANS
VOF hELVID&KE, SYDNEY AND OREGON
ADJOINING RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-WiIl be sold on THURsDAY. tbs I'd April,
1857, on the premises, the order advertised, COM
meneing at O'Clock the following Houses and Lots
in the plans aforesaid, viz:
LIST Lot No in Sidney, fronting % feet East of
Laurel street, running back l45 feet to alley,
ly opposite to the resd snce of Mr.. Il. B. Tyler.
I'd. The excellent Framed Dwelling, sdjoi,ine
Hollywood Cemetery, formerly ownsd by Mr.. Ale1'r
Anderson, with the Lot appertaining having front
of 99i feet Laurel street, ard The like front on
Cherry street.
Sd Four excellent Framed Dwellings on the East
side of church street, and North side of the Canal
the plan of Oregon hill, now renting to good te-
nants fair rents. Also. vacant Lot on the Wes
side Of Church street. nearly opposite to The Baptist
Chapel
4-h. Two excellent Brick Tsnements on the West
side Of Church street, opposite the Methodist Cha
pei These tensnents also occupied by good to-
nants, at fair rents
TERMs-One-fourth cash b'lance at s, s ard
months for nego liable notes interest added aud title
retained till last is paid. The taxes for 1857 to
be paid BY the purchaser.
NH "a GODDIN L APPERsON, Aucts.
r. s-After the foregoing sale, will be sold three
excellent Brick Tenemeots, on Oregon hili between
Church and Belvidsre Streets each renting to good
tenants, at fair rents.
Trrns as above. GoDDIN APPERsoN,
NH .2 AuctG.
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- To the Voters of the City OF Rich.
MoNp-I respectfully announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office Of High Constable, and
solicit your support.
NH 2-tde FREDERICK BUTLER
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" To the V6tera of the City of Rich
MosD.-i am candidate for the Office of CITY SER
0EANT, and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
next April election.
ia It's THOMAS w boswell
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|" American and WING Candidate.
Fer City Sergeant,
tn OMA1 u. d UDL LEY.
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y American and Wing Candidate.
For City Sergeant,
MAS u DUDL LEY.
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a To the Voters Of the city of Richmopd -.
respectfully announce myself a candidate for r. /.
cleo ion to the Office of CITY sERGEANr. A.
there are 30 many candidates In the field who want
the offce, all hat can AK 10 fair field open snt
free fight
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPgCohB
el0-dtdeS
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I'OaTCNE TkJ.LiNG ~
l. BY PROFESSOR JACKSON,

Formerly OF the NOrtU
Professor begs leave to off.r his services to the
citizens OF this p'ac- that be just arrived and
feels conhd Mt that he give entire satisfaction to
all these who wish to enquire into their past
and future life
be feels confident In saying that be will tell eny
married couple which CT the will die first If en-
disturbances will arise between them to them
TO part, and what thsll be thu cause thereof.
De can slso tell any lady gentleman whether
they will be married bsfore they die; il So,
whether they will be happy not; and also tell any
lady or gentleman whether they are ior each other
P.of JACKSON begs leave to state that be will
De unable TO remain sny great length of time and it
will be best for those wish consult him. TO
40 oBca
Off ;e houn from in ths morning until in the
evening.
LIST PRICES:
Dy tainlNfy. ca
on Gus.
u once on Main street. ID door from 9Th street.
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II Popular Ticket for Monroe Ward. 81.
COUNCIL:
Richard G. Norris J. Ssunders
Alex. Rutherford, Jas A. Scott.
Chas. Dimmock.
ALDERMEN:
VIM Rutherford, James Bray
N Z. Lipscomb, C.P. Word
John Purcell
The above ticket il presented fer the support OF
ali parties who desire good and true men, mh2S-tlA
~ Independent Candidate for the City
COUNCIL FOR MONROE WARD At the solicitation
of many friends. announce myself a. a candidate
for seat in the mkt City Counsil with the conf
pent expectation of Capturing" ,ome of the n,m,-
nees. DANIEL BURTON PLEASANTS.
NH 28..4t*
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UCard--RavIng been Inspector Of the
Gas Works in this city for nearly four years,
largo number Of sitizens have called upon me to
offer myself AZ candidate for the Office OF SUPER
INTENDENT, which now do, and respectfully al
the voters to sustain
NH Side JOHN n KNOWLES.
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FI1U ,FH 4 CITY And COUNTRY TRADE

Il just received a superior assortment of House.
hold Furniture, embracing In part Mshogsny and
Rosewood W srdtobes Ladies' Cab nets; Marble Top
Wasts.ap6s and Centre Tables; Paror Spring Sc at
and age seat Chsirs, Sofas, Tets a-Tetes. Diyans
Lounges; Rocking and Nurse irs Mahogany,
French and High Post Becsteads; Hair and khuck
Mattresses; Gators, Wsters, Fire Irons, Table
Cutlery do &c which we disposed to sell at
extraordinary low prices. LARuS SHINE,
NH 5.-Iu ID Main
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II American ard WING Candidate,
For City serseant
T HO las U. ~ D LEY.
NH 99-1t$
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1uTUn -


- 0sdals = a ss~s--'
Hsh MHIfSsS5sT 9 /! s. szEs o. -, =,
MANCHC HESTER "a CO.. - An MAJ
Court Of Chesterfield, b. s sssoes g the .Cifssie
Noy.%Ssi Isss 81: ss e s.s s,ss.e.a::s
o 4 81 sss,
smsd % i =. Is: ~ sss ass..s
thereon. now oesapisd b. Mr. b. Xtsip.ooss' 'ai, g
81 acres of land adjoining Afssr which vii x -
about TIVE acres Of land withs small house ths,ss
adj dining tho toll gate Of the Coal PIT TarnriIs
Ths foregoing Real Estate will be divided sceors.
ing to plat and survey to be exhibited at she hour
of sale- ss4t mEN * .
TrnMs--One third cash; balance 1t aud month,
fer notes bearing interest,", and tbs title retained till
the whole purchase, money Is paid. The taxes fol
the 70 asSs IaadY ri fsa.s CONT
- Sale conducted by GoDDIS l. APPERsoE. AUG
tionees mills
VERY vALgABLk TnMEMENT On
ron ssoAp sTREnT nEAk TIE 1890 e =.
heirs Of fhe late Samuel Daniels deceased, We shsj
sell ct public auction, on the premises on MONDAY
the so b day OF March, 1851. commencing at a H.
the large three story brick Tenement GATED the
Manhall House, now and for many years Fast oeeu
pied by Mr.. W. II. Davidson, Ii Is now under rent
Of $50 per snnum. After which, will be sold, the
three story brick Tenement ION the opposite side OF
The strestD adjoining the grosery store Of Messrs
Dabney and Cooke on the west and the Depot Of the
Richmond and Frederiekshutg Rsirosd on the east,
and now ander rent of 500 per arnum.
The above tenemen.s are 30 located a. 10 command
excellent tenants at fair remit.
TERMs-One-ffh cssh; balance at g. II, 1s and "A
months for negotiable nosss interest added secured
by trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1857 to
bs PAID by the purchaser.
NH ID GODOIN APpERsoN, Aueta
TRUSTEES cALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT IN sYDNEY.-As Trustee in deed Of
trust from Johnson Adams and wife, dated 9Th ApriL
1855, duly recorded in Henrico County Court shall
proceed to sell, at public suction, on the premises.
on FRIDAY, the Sd day Of April 1857, at "A O'clock
?. ~, the House and lot located as above near the
former residence Of Mr. Richard Reins, fronting on
the old scufis town road. The horse In nearly new
contains rooms, besides the usual out. buildings
The lot contains about one aore. 1t 10 new, or was
recently in the occupancy of Mrs. Mary Carter.
The deed req uires cash; but it il probable an
rsnsenent may be made at the time of sals, BY
which q reasonable credit will be given
The title is believed to be good, but the under
sisped will convey With the usual special warranty
Ths taxes for 1857, to be paid by the purchaser.
N C. LiPsCOMBE, Trustee.
Bal. conducted By COP Dan APPSRsoN, Aucts
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roI City sergeant
II o II AS u. D U DL EY.
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|" Gard - The meeting of the Ameri.
can and Wing PARTIES at the African Church, the
night of the sd instant having a. their
candidate for GRAIN MEASURER, now grateful
ly return my thanks to the meeting, and announce
my acceptance. No exertion my part will be
spared to give salts action if should Be elected
NH 25-tde e. DEWS.
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= American and Whig Candidate.
For City Sergeon.
tn M AS U DUDLEY.
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AUCTION SALES
EiSEY
. AIsxssSsr ~ m TT

a. 4 - ~
,EURNlTURk DRY Go0pU Ann 0gO.s
- ed e aussioa, & ny Gore
co1er neA - 18th streets, o. eATukOAY
aykHlN0 ne1t eemmsAeino e 10 ofol0ok ! fsfng
!otSseoua hsad bufsitufs hsa fsuily asslsuIse -
1RY 90oDs-.-Ciciha Cassmsrss, Cassiaass.
hs.l,ns Caieo ard rone.tses elE 9 FE9E sFss 81
- A1EADY.MADE CLOfalNa - IS Dv.u Csstss Is u
ssfeosss; Sorais casEiusre fsats; 50 Yssss Bocts
~uxSsa 3 ~ nn1 H0unets. Tsfsss'
e AoCE RIEs Nv hisk.y. Gin, Brsasy, visssur.
1sa - CsGss 1eH sosp. Caadiss. he. s7s-esr.f,,
"A aepipIrioNAL. : Several fas Cola ana silver
1919 % Pay advsnees. @1F a98ss sze
nnN ALEX MOTT Anet.
AMAGkO HAKDN 4 q n..Wul be sold
soslens THIS MORNING. Il 10 o'clock on
80 o. n !nsufsncs Com osny leo sets Kpivss
Ks;.s". lot 1aiois sh.As and seissors; Pocket
TERMs-Csah .YwY vc~~s 4 =
3a& -. Aust.
i 1S HORSES. BUGGY, 0c-Wu be ],
lAATIfnp - ans Ion, &C the Horse Lot oa "a !
| ,.,o.k MOA1 I, Mssch 2ath, eomuenciss Ct 10
saoeA, sevs1i nne Saddle and Hsrnsss HsRSrn :
AVG S1e Dodsf and HARNESS. nssry new = :.
ALEX. MOTT. Asst.- -
NJ tsichard CaafnSra -
HORSES On SATURDAY. !, 10 arm. 3
IL ct the Large lot near the vrginis Central Essis
road De pot. viii sell at auction vork Hc.s. .
Mules. Cart, Furniture Wagon and i vyoos W..
gon. B. CkUfHDRN. = =
auct-
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n At Meeting OF the Council of the
City of Richmond. held on Monday the 9Th day of
March. 1857, the following persons were sppointed
Commissioners and Conductors for the Oh arter Flee
tons to be held on Wednesday ths LIST day of April
In the pres snt year and the following places desig.
mated for holding ssa Elections viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
Commissioners-Joseph 8rummeil. C. B. Hill, Ed
A. smith. George e. Sad.er and Patrick FL. Butler.
Conductor T. Seal.
Place of holding EIe ctions-Hail over the First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
Cornsissioners-G w. Gillian, w w. Crump,
F. J. Smith, Gso w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper.
son.
Conductor Cadmus C. johnson.
Place of holding Elections-City Hall.
FOR MONROE WARD.
Commissioner -Thos ]. Evans, Lewis L. Barnes,
Daniel rrueheart, James Thomas, IT,, and Thomas
Barbam
conductor-George w. Il. Tyler
Place of holding Elections--.Laey's shop, corr or
of Broad and Foushee streets.
Teste:
NH IS tide TaOs. LAWSON, C. c. r.
~ Fer High Coustabie.----In obedience
to the wishes OF c large number of my personal
friends, announce myself candidate for the s{6ce
of HI3H CONSTABLE, pledging myself, in the
event of my et cticn, to my best efforts to per-
form the duties Of the Office to the satisfaction of the
public therefore ask q fair confederation of nv
NH 2i-.dtdss VIM DEAN.
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1--WE DOLI.ARS REWARD .ARNll.
Il sTEAD NEAL, who was bound to me a. an
apprentice the 26th day Of February. 1852. hes,
without good cause LEFT my service For his restitu-
ton to me viii pay five dollars. Ali persons arc
hereby cautioned against eoncealins. h&borins or
employing said Neal.
NH g. d6fclt JOHN D. QUARLE6.
OK BAeKkre SWEAT OF l., Of gril1e
family use, just received and for sale BY
w. PETERSON,
Corner 18th and Main SITS, next to St. Charles
NH H-St HotaI
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VIyO COUNTRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ar,

ITO COUNTRY WERCHANTS.--We are
i row receiving our spring supply Of Clocks,
Watches ard Jeweiry, Fancy Goods, &c; in fact,
almost every article in your Iine in which yen
make aey. All we ask Is for you to examine our
Stock and judge for yourselves, which will be sold
TO punctua customers terms please.
Call at Store, II Main street above the St.
Chsrles Hotel LARUS l. SHINE.
NH 25-.Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

are au h o r ised to announce
JAMES LYONS, ESQ as q candidate for the Office
of ATTORNEY GENERAL of Virginia. H. how.
ever, the Democratic party should hold a Conven-
tion and nominate any other gentleman, Mr.. Lyons
will promp ly give way to him. nh 17-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

uMadison Ward Ticket
For msyor--Wm Taylor.
Commonwesith'e Attorney--R. Z. Daniel.
City Sergeant .Thos w. boswell
City Collector q. A Hohson
City Assessor--B N Davis
euf. Gas Wofks-- Tbos H. Wyppe
City Gauser---Riehard Fox
supt. Water Works -.Jemes L. Davis
Supt Poor House-Jss Pearce
High Constabe--Fred. Butler.
Grain Measurer-.-Sohn d. Gibb
Capt Night Watch--A. Wilkfpeon
supt. of Streets. M. Bates
REGISTER OF Water Works M L. Stratton.
ror Common CouHcf. For Hustings Court.
VIM u. Paine, r NJ Burton,
I'd Robinson, B. T TinsIey,
Thos w McCapce, DR. Geo. A. Wilson
hugh w. Fry, Sr, Geo w Gillian.
DIR James II. Conway. Peyton Johnston
NH 28..-4t*
~ CttiZens' . fckeL Tor Jefferson Ward
The following ticket, compos d of men of known
worth and ability, will be cordially supported at the
ensuing charter election by MANY VOTERS, with.
out distinction Ct party.
yOR COUNCIL:
Andrew E. Elicit, R. o. Haskins.
Alfred lnloes, NIB. Hill
John C. Page, Jr.
FOR ALDERMEN:
Cbas M. Pleasants john G!anor
Jpo. w. Nickel, Geo. Z. sad err
B. Hill. NH 28-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

i. SUU Central Depot, BY
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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-03-05

TUESDAY, Marcn 80, 1897
Mr. EDroR:-H Having occasion to travel
from Squancum to Freehold, to-day. ! meas
ured the depth of snow in several places in the
woods, where it could not drift, and found its
average depth to be at least seven inches. =
There is considerably more snow in the neigh