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srx,fAL NOTICES.
|" To Edward I

~ To Edward G. Rawlings Esq Be-
lawns that tbr awards ,uments of ofce are
nronsSv dus to honesty and capacity, and feeling a.
mad hat 10 Won both these requisites blended
and beievins til st the public good will be promoted
by the consum N alton Of our wishes in your behalf
seH candid ate for the office of CITY SERGEANT
At the ensuing election Be assured that In submit
ting your claims to be passed son by candid and
unbiased pu bile you will not want this warm and
CORDIAL support of MANY VOTERS.
NH lit" irrespective Of Party.
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adyices from Florence state that Miss Mary Min.
turn, aged so years. sister of Rober, Minturn, ESQ
Of New York, . lady of fortune Of rare inteih
genee and am;sbity Of character, died recently at
Naples. Miss Minturn had travelled extensively
In Europe. She went abroad for the purpose of
accompanying nephew Of Robert MintCrn on an
European tour for the benefit of his health. 1t
viii be remembered that DIR. Kane named q river
the most beautiful In the Arctic regions-after
mias Minturn, and it is q somewhat singular coins
sidencs that while DR.. Kane was dying at Cuba,
Mise Minturn Was breathing her las; at Naples
one was taken down at Florence with influenza
and proceeded TO Naples where she died.
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or White Teeih. Yerfumed Bl

~ White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and
BEAUTIFUL ComPLexIon- can be acquired by ucD 4
the 'Bain Of a 1housand FioWsrs" Whist lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse Of 81 lisa
Ereeable breath when by using the "8AL@soFA
THOUSAND FLOWERS as q dentifriee, would not on
IL render it sweet but leave the teeth white ala.
bssterl Many PERSONS do not know their breath il
bad and tie subject 10 80 delicate their friends will
l.vsr mention il. Beware of counterfeits Be sure
each bottle 10 signed FETRIDGs Co,
For sale by all Druggists. New York
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents
NH ll-eod6m for Richmond
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~MessFs Editors: In Iooking over yeur
valuable counns was rad to yes III, name Of Col
JOHN DlGGEs presented - . eandia.t. far
tbs offce Of CITY COLLECTOR Posssssi.s a,s
h;stions and sentlemsnly manners eqasl 70 snv
emergency the ONCE may call for. together With =
tact of pleasing the people thst very few po.sf 81 he
10 evidently THE man FOR thu times I have no
doubt he will be triumphsnty elected by tbs people.
NH le-St LOCKER ON
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VIM Worthington, . prominent merchant of
Boston, died suddenly On Friday
Hon. John B. Carlisle. of Va, has been nou,iu.,
ted for reelection to Congress
MI J. Romeyn Brodbead, the historian In New
York, has been elected . member of the Societv
OF tie Netherlands Literature at Leyden.
Mr.. Peter Payne, an author of some note. has
ossn appointed 10 succeed Hugh Miller In the edl-
sonai chair Of the Edinburg Witness.
Col. Fremont Is busily engaged In New Yorl.
preparing the reports OF his last three az pediton.
for publication 'Ap'o'''ons
u. Amons the appropriations BY Congress- for puh.
Boston, s""t IN
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q NOffce.--A c OuhtRnt, Agent and Col.
LEcroR.-H D. WOOTTON would respectfully In
form the citizens of Richmond the public gener-
books, make off bills and do writing by the job; will
also pay particular and prompt attention collect
irg hsuse ns negro hires and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptness AMI correct
ness to those who ratroniss him.
His off &c il one door below the corner of Govsr.
nor and Franklin streets, short distsnce above rhs
Exchange hotsl. NH 1l-dlm'
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ANNUAL REPORT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE PETERSBURG AND WELDON IN. C. RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.-This document makes a very
ring the past year. The gross receipts were 1921,
37S Gan increase of S27 504 rs over the pre-
vieus year. Disbursements, $3.50, 495 90, which
include tw half yearly dividends on July l, 1856
and January | 1857. amounting together to $50
769 50-slso $50 949 go of Indebtedness paid off
The Transportation expenses per the Treasures
statement, were $l6l ,3l6 40, from which the Pre-.
sident says certain specified amounts should be de
Quoted that would bring them down TO but little
more than $4,000. In 1855 they were Sl67, 575.
95 The present Indebtedness of the Company
Is stated to be $a4 90l so. two-thirds of which is
funded In bond. pay able from 1863 to 1872, which
may be exiiusuished without embarrassment by
mean. of the sinkipg fund recommended in the last
annual Report. The Assets of the Company
amount to 81 ,l73 2S2 30
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Reception of DIR. Kane's Remains In Bal
tfmOre.

BALTIMORE, March l0-Dr. Kane's remains
reached here this morning They were received
by the Mayor, officers Of the city government, SD
Regiment of Infantry, L. S. Light Artillery, lnde-
pendent Gravs, and large number OF citizens
Fhe procession was composed OF the nremen
iudees and members of the bar citizens &C.
Among the pail b, arers were Hon John + KEN
nedy, w Prescott Smith, George T. Kane and
Hon. Thos. Swami.
The procession, preceded by several bands of
music. proceeded up Eutaw Street to Baltimore
street, and thence to the Maryland Institute. The
body was placed in the hall on cenotaph, about
feet high covered With black velvet, and decor
ated with American flags. drapped liz mourning -
be corpse will lie inistate there until to morrow,
when it will be taken to Philadelphia
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" To the Voters Of til. City o, Riehmon d

" To the Voters Of the City OF Richmond d.
1 am candidate for lhe ONCE of CITY SERGEANT.
at the ensuing Spring election subject cali OF
Q nomin ating Convention Of the Democratic party
To those who may not know me, and who wished to
be governed in heir election by qualii cation and fit.
ness for Office, respectfully beg leave to say that
have hsd long experience in ths duties of Sheriff
ana have ever been Democrat.
Respectfully,
NH Il-tde HENRY Il. JONES.
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CANDIDATE FOK ORFICK.

"T0 the v9fefs Of the City NT R,rs.
MoND.-f respsctfultv asBouscs myself n, . osasi
dsts for the office ofcity GRAIN MEAaURER 80
soIicie your votes ct tbs ensuing sIsefton A@
NH 0-dtde@ RICHARD n. KIMBROUgH
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cFMr James p Tyler sir: We beg yOu
to anncuuce yourself as candidate office CT
HIGH CONSTABLE OF the city IF Richmond
without wshn< to question the cause CT your defeat
at the last election do know that you have hosts
Of friends of all parties no will be happy confer
an office upon you that you have fJrnsrly led with
90 much credit 10 yourself AID satisfaction mary
NH I1-2l* VOTERS.
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~ At the sol icitat q n Of numerous
friends, announce myself as a candidate for the
office of CITY GAUGERa the approaching cleo.
ton. Respectfully
fe S-2awl5tadta ALFRED WILLIAMS
Grocer rornsr of Broad and Sd ats
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VIM. Simpson, young and promising native
artist Of st. Louis, died few days ago In thar
city.
Gerrit Smith has contributed $1,000 to the Dud-
ley Observatory At Albany.
Rev. g. X. Warner has resigned the rectorshi lip
of the st. Johns church, Wheeling, Va.
Ex-Secretary Guthrie and family left Washing
ington Monday afternoon for their home as Louis.
willie, Ky.
Queen Victoria entertained Lord Napier at din.
ner on the 18th February, at Buckingham Palace
There were ITO deaths 10 Baltimore last week.
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UT0 the Voters Of the CITY or Rs..-
observation-disclosures: I most r.specsfuliv -
nounos myself Q candidate for the adfse OF sIIP
INfENDENT OF WAFER WORKS. ana soI,si,
your support ct the ensuins slec.i,n ~ Won Ala.
me-. will dsehsrge al tbs duties spps IN 80
Office faithfully and promptly '"'
Yours, GEORGE WALKER.
NH l0-dtds N..hin;..
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Treaty Ratified. The Pennsylvania Sena-
tOrshtp, &c.

WASHINGTON, March 10-The Senate, in execu'
tive session, to-day, ratified the commercial trea'
ties with Persia, Chilli and Venezuela.
The Committee the Judiciary will report to
take testimony in the Fitch case, and in favor OF
the admission of Cameron, of Pennsylvania.
1t is said ths. VIM F Drinkard, of Va, will be
appointed Chief Clerk of the War Department.
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~ To the Tax.Payers and onnre...a a,

TEENS CT MoNRos WARD -Fsliow citizens IN.
following gentlemen, OF tried ability will be sur.
ported by the free voters and tax payers of Moaros
Ward, at the Charter Elections Thew ara u.n.
knowing the peoples intsrest and will sustain eounl
Taxation and equal Justice to sl, and they will su,
tain the credit of Richmond, at all hazards.
Many poters and Tar Payers
Of Monroe Hard
For Counei'men:
s. D DENOON, D SAUNDERS
C. pIMMOCK, VIM C. ALLEN,
L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
In-2tt
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TT To the Voters of the city of Rich
MoHD Il very respectfully announce myself can
didste for re eleetion to the office of CITY AsaEs-
SOR. D NJ. MILLER.
nnh g. Is
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rKLRGRAPnIU NKWs.
RrpoRTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH


NEW YORK, March i0.-Fhe propeller Emeu.
from Havre on the Odd Of February, has arrived
here
The Paris Constitutional explains the secret
treaty between France and Austria FraDce guars
an.eed the latter her Italian provinces on condi-
ton of Austrias active co operation against Rus.
STA, but As she did not draw the sword the treaty
was dead letter:
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.-The Tarboro, N c.,
SoutherDer says that Sandy and Guilford, the ne,
groes charged with killing Mr.. Haddock, oversser
Tor Mr.. Joseph d. Biggs, of Martin, ware tried at
Pitt Superior Court, held last week, and convicted
OF murder
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Ok HHn FkkI INCH BUAADs Oh the
..).UOO Deck, for sa'e low.
100000 BUNCH SBIHGiEB. part No. Eean.
200 feet and 81 Clear White PINE.
80 O60 " seasoned Inch BOARDS, part wide.
20 0CD " susqu eh anna do, wide and bright.
5 90 " 5 and Ga Heart Step PLANK.
10 900 and "a Metchsntable do
20 900 scsutl'ng and Framing Timbeys.
10 coo " JOISTs
Flooring PLANK Garden Rails; Round and squsre
POSTS.
Oak and Pine WOOD.
FOR sale by c. WALTHALL, Canal st.
re- Aiso a good MIJI e.. NH L 1T
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THE ExoOUs.-The Lewisburg Va) Era says,
that along Greenbrier liver, from the commence
ment CT the Anderson bottoms, all the land owners
with few exceptions, seem disposed to sell and
move to the West
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r. City Gauaer Having discharged
the duties of the office to tho satisfaction of sill tso
far SIS know respectfully announce mysAlf can
dldate for election to the cfhce ofCITY 8AUG.
Err NH -ts RICHARD FOX
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RATTLE OF BLADENsBUKG--At

TyAXTLk VF u IAAUENSBCKG.-A
ID kANDOLrH'S Bookstore and Biuderv
VILLAS and Cottages series of Des IN, pre- pared
for execution in the United States. ByC VaoT.
Ar'hitect Illustrst' by SEQ tnsravings 81.
THE HISTORY of Richard l. Cour de- Linn Rx
Jacob Abbott. Csc -
LEARNING about Right and Wrorv Re- I..oh
Abbott. SOC.
DOcHAhfY's Elements of Plain and Fold Geem.
etry, together with the Elements of Plain And
Spherical Tnsonometry 75s
HISTORY of the Invasion sni Capture of Wa.hirs
ton aud of ths events ~ hch preceded add fol.
lowed BY }. VIII isms, Brigade Major and
Inspector 10 the War of lS,2 al
LYONS PATENT PEN hOLDER-sO gross of
Lyons Patent Pen Hoiders
Ie0 gross STEEL PENS of the most approved kinds
o d. Letter and Note ENVELOPES, of variety of
styles.
Which are offered for sale at the lowest prices.
NH lit
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u To the Voters of The City of Rt-h-
MoND-I am a candidate for reelection TO he ca
Of CITY GRAIN MEAsURER. and respectfully
solicit your votes at the ensuing charter elections
NH Sim JAMES B. GLIB
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~ Captain OF the Night Watch.-Fel
low citizens am candidate for re- eleeton 10 tha
off :e of CAPTAIN OF THE MONT WATCH,
and solicit your support
NH 7---6t ARCHIBALD WILKINSON.
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!. N. DAVIS.

~ To the Voters of the Citv Of Rich
MoND.--I am a candidate for the ofiss Of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solcit your votes al
the April elections.
NH 3-6tdet 8. n. DAVIS.
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a To the Voters Of the City OF Rich.
moSD.-Thsnk full for past fsvors. again Offer nv
sslf candidate for the office Of CITY COLLst
TOR JULIUS A. HORaoN
NH 7---dtde$
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u To the Voters of the City Of Rich
Mosn.-I would respectfully announce mysAlf as =
candidate for the sU "ERINTENDENCYO OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND SHOCKOE HILL BURY.
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN
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" To the Voter = Of the t.Hv of Rjchmens
Tho undersigned respectfully Announces TO the Vo
tiers Of the City hat ha 10 candidate for tn. OH.
OF CITY SERGEANT at tbs ensuing Muuieip.I
election, add would be pleased TO receive tnslr al
frsRes.
NH ie-tdes JOHN Fl RICHARDsoN
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SAFE.-Washington's farewell address, In his
own hand writing, has not been stolen from the
government as stated The government never
owned it, and it is in the possession of Jas Lennox
ct New York. who paid $1,000 for it at the auction
of the effects of Ciaypodc, who was government
printer at the time il was prinfed
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~ To the Voters OF the City of Rich
MoND II again pectfulv announce myself can
didste for the off ce of MANAGERO FTHEPOOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tde+ JOHN PEARCE.
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~ To tho 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* VIM. B. GAINES.
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" For AsscssOr..-At the solicitation OF
q mum Der of fri-pds, | annou myself candida
for the above Office, piedgihs myself to my fellow
ctiz- that II elected will discharge the duties of
tho off CO faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH S-dtde]
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FURNITURE FOR THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
&c Congress, ere adjnurning, appropriated &c.,
coo to renew the furniture of the executive man
SION also 900 for the repair Of public grounds
in Washington.
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
Moso - respectfully snnoupe. myself a candidate
tor reelection to the Office OF High Constable and
solicit your support.
NH 2-tde FREDERICK BUTLER.
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WIN. TAYLOR.

" To the Voters of the city OF kica,
MosD Il am a candidate tor the Office OF oahtn
MEASURER, and respectfully SOLICIT your SURFACES
at the next April election,
Re 2S-9tder WILLIAMM WATTS
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TLewis Webb returns his grafef II &C
knowledgmsnts to the firemen and his many friends
for their prompt and energetic assistance during the
tre at his house on sunday night. NH lit
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The Natchez Courier announces the death Of
Gen. Felix Houston, at Washington, Miss. The
deceased WAS Brig adler General of the Army Of
Texas during the struggle of that State for inde~
Dpndenca
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DUEL "A duel took place Monday, near WASH
ington, between Thomas J. munday, . member OF
the New York Senate. and Dr. Bradford of the same
State, in which two stois were exchanged and
neither party hurt An "amicabls adjustment
followed
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~ Cnrd.--HavinS been Inspector of the
Gas Works" in th,' city for n.arly four years a
large number OF dzsps have called upon 10
6fer myself Candidate for the office Of SUPER.
INTENDENT. which now DO, and respectfully SAX
the voter, to sustain me.
nh Side JOHN Fl. KNOWLES.
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II The undersigned, at the seitcita''o.
Of many friends. irrespective Of political Pafuss
50 'ctfaily presents himself candidate fof .se
See Of CITY SERGEANT, and soheits the slA'A'
Of Richmond gensraily to give him ths,r saPPSs.y
IL l5-dts Ed. .. oAi'
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DIVORCE SUIT.-Tbs Greenbrier (Va Era says
that Mrs. Jane HAZE wife of Prof. +. l.. Hale, To,
lecturer on Electro Biology, and daughter of Col
Stockton, of Fayette county, Va, is suing for
divorce from her husband
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|" CITY SefRennt sci CONFORMITY 10 INC
expressed wishes of many of my friends snnounes
myself az candidate for the Office of CITY SER
GIANT, aud if il should BIS the pleasure Of my fsl
low citizens elect me, promise to discharge the
fs 2s-Im 9FO w. WILEY.
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SPRING ~HDE~
ss6$f82 FOR GENTLEMEN
RECEIVED THIS Morn
ING by Adams Co.'s Express, the following very
handsome and superior Shoes for gsntsmen:
Geuts. Pat Lee. Opera Congress Caters, pump
bottoms.
bottoms
Gen g Pat. Lea Stitched Oxford Ties.
Gents Pet. Lea. stitcbed Broad Strap Shoes.
Gentlemen will find these goods veil worthy their
attention. ard are invited to call and examine Them
at No. IS Main street.
NH II JNO. C. PAGE ia
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. UNITED .TATNe MAIL

UNITED TIES MAIL
%SSASS LINE, BETWEEN NEW YORK
Tx4LR AND NORFOLK, PETERSBURG
EESfTSs2S1W - AND RfCHNOaD.-The JAM Is
so . ~, captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every
tuesday afternoon CITY Point, ssnn Evening: and
Norfolk, next morning, "Wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE Capt Skinner, leavss City Point
every Saturday mornns, and Norfolk every satur-
day Evening, for New York.
Returning, the jamestown leaves New York. from
Pier Is, north River. every Saturday sftsn' on,
with passengers for Norfolk. Petersbnrg, and Rich
mons without detention at Norfolk, merely stopping
ere land passenger She takes freight only fox
Richmond.
The Roasoka leaves New York from same Pier,
every Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Nor
FIX, Petersburg and hishmond, but takes freight
" for Norfolk North Carolina. ana PETERSBURG.
Passage and fare, 6tateroom included, between
Norfolk and New York, SO; Stesrage psssase, "a.
Passage and fare, Stateroom included between
Richmond Petersburg, and New York, Sl0; Steer.
age passage, IS.
NH II LUDLAM WATSON
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r. sPHI>a SHOES For BADihS.
- -Just received ny Adams Express, ladies'
Heeled Cater Boots
Ladies' sl.5O Caters a very superior article
Heeled Nor Boots
/" 81 slippers
I" Very fine French Kid slippers
Nor
Morocco Walking shoes
All these are of the laLast styles snd very superior
goods. Ladies' respectfully invited to call and
supply themselves, at No Is Main street.
NH II JNp. C.. PAGE, Ia
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-The fol.
lowing appointments of the President have been
confirmed by the Senate:
Samuel Treat to be Judge Of the United States
Court for the Eastern new District of Missouri;
M M Parsons to be United States Attorney for the
Western District of Missouri Thomas ii Duval
TO be Judge Of the United States Court for the
Western District of Texas; Richard B Hubbard
to bs United States Attorney for the same Dis
trist; James l. Jones, of Missouri to be Marshal
of the United States for the Western District of
Missouri
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~ To the Voters sf The City of Richmon
respectfully announce myself candidate tor re
election to the office Of CITY SERGEANT.
there are 80 many candidates in the nsid who wsos
tho cfice, all that ask 10 fair field open Az
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LlrscoxS
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WOODLAND CkKAsl. prepared ~ r"
w tstdse Co New York, end for safe ~ 4,
JN0. w. POLLARD. pnnns
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e For City Seraca pt..-The suose. ~, ~,
rescessfnllv snnouusss himself q Candidate tor INV
oifics Of CITY SERGEANT, ct tbs ensuing sissn I
and will be thsakfui for aha support Of me s1's'
tho city. HENRY w. ouA@H
10 I--dts d.
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|" To the Voters Of the City of hieHH,
MoSo.-I am candidate for The ofiiss OF CHI
UAUGER, and respectfully solicit yoar soafasss
the next April election. BAMPsoN josho'
fe 4-dld.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE m LYscBBURG. SUM-
day morning last about IL O'Clock, fire occurred
10 Lynchburg. Virginia. destroying property to the
amount Of $4,000. /, commenced In the lumber
house of Maurice Moore, on 4th Alley, be'"ee"
Main and Church streets. which was soon ae'
stroyed. The virginian of yesterday says: .
1.-THE flames next attscked the adjoining stao'e
Oglesby Il Crumpecker. which, in Ike manaeIL -,
very soon Consumed. They next spread 70 'ne .h ~
bscco fsctory of Mr.. Moore, which conialneo n,nn,
time about 5000 worth tf tobacco and arg 80 81.
of futures &c all of Which, exoept por.toa ~,
tobacco, soon shared the same fa.e as th. o.. 800
houses Mr. Moore's dive ling ard smoke hou,e ~.,
then saized upon by the dsvouTine elem ny, a
quickly fsIl victims to IL ruthless ravsec, Ing e
ai,ure in he former ard the meat IN IN
mostly saved Mr. ma loss 10 about soooo. inc
ire now crossed the alley and attacked tne toDseco
f,c,ory Of Messre. Moormsn Lefswieh, IN whie
Sas about A2400 worth of tobacco. In shor. oloe!
the estae,hment was laid Ia ashes but Eorton OF
he ,obacco a. saved in damaged state The house
va, fhs property CT Mr.. Hare"
Anew brick dw yelling. owned by Henry Lewis
WAS damaged to the extent of $1,000, and the
Planters Warehouse was slightly damaged This
was the fourth fire which had occurred 10 Lynch
burg in forty eight hours.
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~ To the Voters of kichmoad --fresrn.
appearances indicating that thefe will DO no Pai'
nominations at the approaching spslnG elections .
ain present myself candidate for the once ..
CITY SERGEANT | make this aDroancs"eA'
earlier than intended, in answer 10 the many sh
qairtes a. 20 whether intead to be 9 card tds!e
PErER w. 6RUBBs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

nis~OLUTIDN.-Tk Co partnership of
~ WILSON Il SMlThERs was 4 SOLVED by
mutual consent, on the first day Of January last
All penons indebted TO she late firm, Will please
come forward snd settle their accounts; and tho
having claims sgsinst the concern, will pisase pre-
sent them for payment The flushed work, stock,
sssinss TASKS will be sold at public auction on
THURSDAY, the 19.h March
TERms--All sums under ten dollars cash al
over ten dollars four mouths credit, by negotiable
notes, with approved endorssr.
JOHN J. WILSON
NH tt-4tf IT, Fl d. SMIrHFRS