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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-12

RAILROAD RIoT.--A few days since serious
riot took place on the FerrandiDa Railroad, in
Florida Some slight misunderstanding took place
between a countryman and laborer on the road
in relation to horse race The affair ended in a
fight, and the parties were separated. Some hours
afterwards the friends of both parties made ar
raIgements for q conflict a more extended
scale The countrymen, armed with rifles and
guns made an attack on the railroad men, when
a severe battle ensue ed, during which man
was killed and number wounded on both sides,
The railroad men We're defeated and driven FROM
their ground some of whom made their escsps by
secreting Themselves in tbs neighborhood, and
others arrived in this city by yesterdays steamer
The parties engaged in the riot numbered from
forty to fifty On each side, In consequence of this
unfortunate affair, the work on the road had been
temporarily suspended.-SdpdnRaA Ne,cs
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CHURCH NORTH AND SoUTH.-A meeting was
recently held, composed of citizens of Cupeper,
Fauquier and Rappahannock counties, st which
resolutions were adopted declaring the Baltimore
Methodist Conference, to be antislavery in its
views and designs, and requesting the minister of
that body, at Glen Chapel, to discontinue his min.
;stry. similar meeting has been held in Craig
county, Va, at which resolutions for more summa
~ action was taken.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Thsr,say Morning, March 10, 1857.
Lord Napier.


Lord Napier.
Some of the cockney presses OF tee Nof.n are
so,ne IA ecstacies over the live lord, VINO mas
In. landed on our shores. He 10 such demo-
cratic Iordr and Is content to sit At the same h
HE with common republican people. and he gives
every man, introduced to him. hearty shake OF
the hand, and ssys-"I am very happy to see you,
air. And then Lady Napier is winning al hearts;
she IA mo, only amiabie but affabie." Well, this
"a most delightful and celebrating news. That .
Rr,,.b noaleuaan should condescend to reside q,
,bs c.pi.al of this land of soveregns, and should
evan shake hands with the upper ten Of New
York. Ia a social luxury, as well "a political
Blessing, which nobody could have anticipated, and
which miserable democrats and plebeians that VIC
all are, ought to be received With uncovered heads
and our lips In the dust. OF all the Aunkeys and
man worshippers on the face Of the globe, outside
of the little island Of Great Britain, commend us
to the free and equal soadies of New York cock.
neyism. Lord Napier. no doubt a worthy and
estimable gentleman, deserves respect on his own
account, and especial honor as the ambsss ador OF
great and friendly country; but obsequiousness
and servity, such as have been manifested by a
portion of the press Of the Empire City, must in
spire him with any sentiments but those which
we would wish him to entertain for America and
which the manliness, independence and good
sense of the vast majority Of our countrymen IN
doubtedly deserve.
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FOURTEEN MEN DROWNED.-We learn from
Dir James who just arrived from Lou sville that
few nights since, two coal boats sunk in the
Ohio river a short distance above Snithland and
that fourteen men were drowned The crews of
the two boats numbered eighteen and out of that
number only four escaped. Those board en-.
deavored to save themselves by clingipg TO the
of the boats, but the river was so high and q
storm raging at the time. that fourteen of them
persisted. The boats were from Cannelton, at
which point the men shipped. The boats were
bound for New Orleans Memphis appeal.
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TEA AND CASHMERE GoArs-A correspondent,

TEA AND CASHMERE GOATS "A correspondent,
writing from Greenville, South Carolina says:
lam within few miles of the place where the
experiment WIS made OF raising tea. 1t has proved
q failure. The plant will grow well enough bat wa
ess al . toe high in this country. We caunet AFFORD
to pick roll up and DRY any sort of leaves here
for half dollar pound. In China, where man Is
hired for dollar month and boards himself, it
may be done.
ara glad to learn that the Cashmere goat, intro
ducsd by J. e. Davis, does we'll hare: The goat is
hardy, prolific and produces q heavy fleece Of wool,
40 as that the finest Freuch merino is coarse in
comparison, and then it is from six and nine iaehes
His son, Scott Davis, hes cargo ef fresh Augora
Cashmere goats on their way TO Ga!lstin, Tenn ;,
where he intends to establish colony Of these Asia
tics.
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Session of the SENATE

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-Mr. Benjamin, from
the Committee on the Judiciary, made 4 report
asking to be discharged from the further consid
Grafton of the proceedings and petition of the
Pennsylvania Legislature against the admission of
Mr. Cameron to a seat in the Senate from that
State.
Mr.. Pugh made minority report.
No action was had in the case.
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lished in Florence, Italy states that manuscripts
have been found within the walls Of the fortress of
Pianeral, where the Man CT the Ircn Mask was
for IL years prisoner, which will solve the prob.
lem of his identity.
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x 40 tke Voter. ot Richmond. ..In re-


ply 90 ths call of many of my democratic fieuds
audlurgent solicitations of many warm friends ire
spectlvs of party, to announce myself candidate
for the CITY COLLECTORSHfP in the approach
iug election, have only to say, that a-e
horu great, and some achieve greatness, and some
have it thrust upon Them Not being very nice In
such mstte's l have sort of Ho5s0R's choice bs
tween the three. /. upon any ef ese tides In th
affairs of men" am now sat, it is known to "a,
public, that for some years past have been either
going going going or gnns, and therefore can baye
but little difficulty in keeping pace with the progress
of the age. Having thus clearly defined my position
shall maintain it with all the in1exible ifmnsss in
spred by true devotion to the best interests of the
country at large uuder the auspices OF ths democrat
ic party. After the election my latitude ana lOrg.
tude in the official world may be known by refer.
ence to the polls
In whatever he cambustious movements of the day
may result accept gentlemen for this mantle station
of your favor. the ASSURANCE of my highest regard.
Your friend and fellow citizen.
me 6-tlstA JOHN III. DlGGE8.
gY- Enquirer and Whig copy.
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Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRS Postmaster General
Brown ordered the following appointments:
Felix Trainer postmaster at CburchyiDe. An
gusta county, Va, vice T. N Lindsey, resigned
Francis J. Eavit postmaster at DoehilI, Highland
county, Va, vice A. Armstrong, resigned Change
the name Of Oaks Shop, Pittsylvaaia county, Va,
to Museville.
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WITHDRAWAL OF PUBLIC LANDs..I accordance
with the provisions of the act approved March Sd
1857, granting lands to various railroads in the Ter
ritory of Minnesota, the Commissioner of the Gen.
era Land Office has Withdrawn from sale and Iocs
tion until further notice. all the lands now :u mar
ket west, together with strip about thirty miles
broad east, of the Mississippi river, with the ex-
ception of several townships north of the haf>breed
Sioux Indian tract
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TIE Southern Planter for March Is most vs!u
able and interesting number. We know of no
periodical which shows more indsputable evil
dences OF energy, judgment, and go aheaditive.
ness. The vim as well as the talent of the wide
awake editor Is visible every page Success to
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BURIAL.-The remains Of VIM It. Sherrard,
late sheriff OF Douglass county, Kansas, who was
killed in the ARRAY at Lecompton arrived at Win.
chester, Virginia, on the Oh instant, and " ere
buried that evening. They were followed to the
grave by large eoncourse of friends and relations
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Mr.. KaLLoCH.-Previous 10 toe commence.
ment of the services at the fremont Temple yes.
terday, Rev l. S. Kalloch stated, that having been
requested by number of members Of the church
to resume his ministerial duties, be thought fit to
state that at present he could not aecede to their
request, bat hoped in week or two to meet them
SIS he had been accustomed to DO
P0Stnu Roe 9th
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CANDrDArKn FOH uFErCr

~TO the Voters Or the Cify or ssf,I
Morp-I resp.ctfuity asnouncs uysssf A. 49,,
date for the office of city GRAIN MEAgUaER =.
SOLICIT YOUR votes at tbs snsuing sfsstiop ia
mh i0-dtdss RICHARD n. KIMBgor6u
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COMPLIMENTARY VISTA number of citizens
FROM North Carolina, called on ex President
Pierce, on Tuesday morning, headed by Senator
Reid, from that State. A speech, made by Mr..
Reid, was replied TO by Mr.. Pierce, and very COM
plimentary illusions made TO Mr.. Dobbin, ex,Sec-
rotary Of the Navy. After brief period spent in
conversation, the company retired.
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~Ta the Yntera af thn GIG

wTo the Voters Of the City of G,.,,
observation-disclosures; I most rsspectfulIv -" US
nounce myself q candidate for tbs Office Of siIprp
InYENDENf or WAFER works and ~.
your support at the ensuing election II van a..
s. will discharge all the duties IN -
ofics faithfully and promptly. '~'
Yours, GEORGE WALKER
NH 10-dtdf M..k;..
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Death of Col. CsrrinEfan.

In the death OF Col GEO. M. CARRIHGToN.
which was announced in yesterdays Dispatch,
another Of the links is sundered which bound the
present generation to the olden times Of Virginia
Col Darlington was gentleman of the old school,
pubuc-sprited citizen. man of strong sense,
and energetic business habits. He filed at one
time the Office Of magistrate with much usefulness
and efficiency.
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THE MAMMOTH STEAMER-The Great Eas-
tern" steamship is expected to be launche in Aus
gust next but several months must elapse after
that before she can be made ready for sea. The
amount expended on her up to the present time ia
about So COG, 600; an additional sum of IS ,OOO-
will probably be required to complete her.
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Houors To Dr.tKape's Remains.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE remains OF DR..
Kane were escorted TO day by large procession
from the Baltimore depot to Independence Hal,
which was draped In mourning
The flags throughout the city are at half mast.
There were immense crowds from all points, to
view the procession and the remains.
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THE GuAEO IsLASDs.-The Navy Department
has issued an order to Commodore Mervine to dig
patch vessel TO Jarvis Island with q view to
making soundinga. asceriaining Its locality, and
the quantity and quality of the guano said to exist
upon II. Also, to visit the island to which Com.
modore Boutwell, was dispatched in the Indepapd.
tpce. but was unable to explore on account of the
peculiar season of the year.
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II To he Hotera

~ To he Voters of the City OF Hicn-
MoSD.-The numerous personal applications to ms
by my fellow citizens from various parts OF the city
MAYOR. and the very fiattering manifestations OF
confidence in my ability to perform the duties OF mar
trust, expressed in card signed MANY Voters Of
the three Wards" prompts me TO respond, by re-
turning my sincere Acknowledgements for those ex
pressions of that confidence. and by announcing
myself candidate for that office. Should It DO ina
pleasure of my fellow citizens to confer the oce upoa
me, nothing shall be wanting my part u insure
faithful discharge of its duties.
fc 25-dtds WIN. TAYLOR.
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ROYAL ExTRAvAGAEcE AT the last court ball
IN Paris the Jewels of the Empress Eugrnie were
estimated at four millions of francs and the fioun,
ces of Alencons lace which covered the lilac satin
robe of her Majesty cost six hundred thousand
the dress aud jewels thus amounting 70 almosts
minn of dollars
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REELECTION IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Returns O,
the election in New Hampshire. Tuesday, indicate
the election Of William Halle, Rep.) Governor
and the reelection of n. w. Tappan and A. H,
Craign, Republcans) TO Congress. The Legisla-
ture Is very close
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, n. H., March 1l.-Returns from 1l3
towns. give VIM Halle, Rep, for Governor, near
ly 81 00O and john S. Wells, Dem, $4,000 The
State Council and the Senate all Republican.
In the House, TIE Republicans have l25 members
to 81 Democrats. James Pike. Mason w. Tap
pan, and Aaron A. C-agn all Republicans, have
baen reelected to Congress.
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OFFICIAL JsTERvIEw.-on Monday last, at two
o'clock tbs officers CT the navy and marine corps at
upon the new Secretary of the Navy his Office 49,
They were introduced to Mr.. Toucey by Commodore
Toucey received them with every marx of courtesy
endspciteness After they hsd paid their respects to
hi IN the Sans delegation proceeded the War D.
psrtnent and rendered their congratulations to Gov
arnor FLOYD the new Secretary OF War.
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THE LARGEST YET.-The Sydney (Australia)
Morning Herald states that nugget of gold was
found st Louisa Greek, the value of which
is estimated 1t $50 Its said to be the largest
ever found, and weighs five cwts.
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VOTERS IN MAssAchusETTs.-T Is q bill
before the Massachusetts, Legislature relative 70
the right of suffrage. Ii is proposed to exclude ali
from voting who cannot read and write ana also tn
still further limit the exercise of the elective frs
chise In the Of foreign born citixens
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FROM THE PLAINs-SEyERE WEATHER The
Independence correspondent of the st Louis Lea
der saws under date of the Sd, that the Salt Lake
mail had arrived, having been three months on the
way 1t is reported as having been the most per
ilous trip across the plains, owing to the intense
cold Many Indiana on the route had frozen or
starved to death and were eating tkeir children
being unable to find game on account of the heavy
snOwS
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YMessr.. Eaftors: In IaoLine ax.~

vslnabie columns | was CAD TO see tn pane Of CoI
JOHN ii DIGGES presented 40 = candidate fnr
the office Of CITY COLLECTOR Po.ssssia, oa.'
iostions and gentlsmanly manners equal To an
emersency the office may call for. together with
tact of pleasing the psople that very few posses h.
10 evidently THE man for thu times have NO
doubt no will be trump hsntly elected by ti osopis
NH I0-3t LOOREp az
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NOMINATION FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS -
The Democratic Convention, at Martinsburg Va,
closed its session on the 7th inst, by unanimous
nomination Of Hon. 4. Kidwel, for member Of the
Board Of Public Works, of Virginia
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NKw ORLEANS, March 1.-Tampico dates to the
2lst uls. are received. Gen. Moreau. the new Go.
vernon, arrived on the 19:h. Garcia had been de.
serted by his followers. and the revolution had
ended without bioodshed. All was quiet at Pueb-
Ia. President Comonfort had granted an amnesty
to all political offenders except the leaders of the
revolutionary movement whose pardon was to be
conditional.
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cvTo the Whig and American Parties
or RfcHNorp Ny name having besn mentioned
80 candidate for the effcs Of CITY SERGEANT
feel it ncumbeut upon me, in the present state Of
sf airs to declare my entire willips ness to subuis
my claims to the disposal Of the Wing ssd Amer-
can parties. It must be apparent to every observ.
irg msn, that should there be no nominations for
ity officers the Democrats bound to carry the
city at the approaching election For one, Whig
and an American, deprscate this result and think
IL the duty Of every TRUE man to uss his influence,
howaver limited TO avert 80 great dissster Let
BY all means have convention and shout that
vsnton prefer any other gentleman to myself. for
the office OF City Sergeant shall most cheerfuily
bow to the will of my fellow-s:iz,ns. and endeavor
to secure the election of that gentleman.
Respectfully,
NH I9...2tt JOHN RI RICHARDXON.
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tho Independence Beige saws that one Hnn,a u !.
member Of the sect of American spirit rappers has
been allowed within tbs last few DAYS To- dlsnlsv
MS SKIN before their Maesties at the TuiIlsriss -
Very curious results are spoken off
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IL VIRGINIA,-Gen. Pierce, accompanied by
Mir. Sidney Webster, left Washington, Tuesday, TO
visit his old friend in Virginia, Hen Mr.. Taylor of
Caroline. He returns to Washington on Thurs.
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EI ed.

DIED,
At his residence in Hanover county, on the 10th of
March, THOMAS g. CLARKE, in the list year of
his age.
His friends are requested to attend his funeral, frcm
his late residence this (THURSDAY) morning, at 10
O'Clock.
Yestsrdsy afternoon, Mr.. WILLIAM WELLCNS,
In the 35th year OF his ase.
Tbs friends aud arquaintsnces respectfully re-
quested to attend his funeral from the ist Rsptis
Church in Manchester this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
CFUNERAL NoTIcE.-The funeral OF the late
Col GEO. M. CARRINGTON will take place from
st. Johns Church, Thursday evening, the 18th
inst at o'clock. The friends Ct the family
specially invited to attend
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C.norrINa IN ST.. PETERsEuRa.-A letter
from ST. Petersburg, on the Goth, In the Consiisu
tional says:
9TH. police hiss Just arrested fftsen individuals,
ch arr.d with attacks and robbery OF isvotchiks
drivers OF .edses Inc pan ao;p' go Dy me-,
two of them took thsir seats In sedgs, and order
ed tbs driver to proceed to some distant part OF the
citv or to the extremity of some faubourg. where
At ths, hour. the street. were completely deserted
sts given moment, one OF the robbers threw over
the head of the driver net WIN cord having
running knot to come tightly round his nscs 20 that
In der 10 avoid straneuation he gave to his ases
ants all the monsy he had received throughout the
day During the last tort upwnos OF i0o arr
yers have been vctimizsd by tnfstr1ek
aTbs,. ia NJ w in the prison of 81 Petersburg
skfu rogue who has directed HIS attention 70
| game. Having heard thai the Arenosaop OF o.
ersburg had left his pastoral cross at jewsers 20
undsrso rapairs he snt to the snop and sns Il
| acme from Mgr The Archbishop, who requests that
you will inne dately give me the cross "hc e'
vitn Won TO repair He has been sent Tor TO the pal
Ace ana he cannot present himself before the Emps
rcr " ithout the insignia Of his dignity
trua replied the eweller, but IS have nos tHs
honor of knowing you, and a. nothing more rese M
hles an hon eat m I'll rogue, we VIII 80 tosesns
and deliver to Moussisnsur 'he e:os' ne ns
and II YOU will allow me, will givs you seat In
nv carriage in order the sooner 10 Iesch the paace
| of his emine nee. whe must Do Win VIC Eapsioi H
I've minutes after the jsweller and his companion
arrived at the archbshops and entered the waiting
room which il open to every one .Ho heHestsi
rsoue,ted them to wait moment, and he would IN
torn his Gmipence of his arrival In about two or
three mirutes he returned, with his head uncovered
and without his cloak ard said M ar the sIchoisnoP
ia at this moment engaged with the Archbishop or
KisH and therefore cannot come to you, and pegs
you to deliver to me the cross The jeweller find
In husef in the palace and with, as he believed,
of IN. servants no longer hestaed, but gave the
el loss and returned to his shop About week sitter
the archbishop came himself for the cross The po-
lie. being thsn informed of the trick. set to work,
succeed ed in erresting the thief He remains Ia
the hands of justice, but where the valuable artlcis
which he took is, remains mystery"
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gS" To the Voters of the city of Rfra.
MoND Il very respectfully announce myself can
dioate for re-eleston to the offcs of CITY ASSES
sOR. D. NJ. MILLER
NH g.
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Appointment.

wAsHINaros. March 1.-THE Senate was Sc
veral.hours in Executive session o'day, and con-
firmed the appointment of j. c. Dennis, Of Ill as
Marshal of Kansas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~Husbnud,s Calcined NIague.

u Husbands CaiciBed Maguesia is free
from unpleasant taste and three times the streng tn
of thu common Calcinsd Magnesa. A WoRi 5
FAIR MEDAL and FOUR FIRsT PREMIUM SILvFE
MEDALS have been awarded it being the best in
the market.
For sale by the Druggists and country storekeepers
and by the manufacturer.
THOMAS ]. HUSBAND,
NH l2-d3rl* Philadelphia.
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II To the Voters OF the City of girh.
MoND Il am candidate for reelection to the off,.
of CITY GRAIN MEAsURER. spd respectfully
solicit your votes at the ensuing charter election.
NH 6-lm JAMES B. GIBS
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Loss OF GOVERNMENT SToREs-The steamer
General Clnch, from Charleston, S. C, loaded
with Government stores, went ashore at Fort Ca.
prom, Fla, on the night Of the Goth ult., in q
gale The cargo is total loss, and the steamer
Il was thought, would also prove so.
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to snuounc. yourssf ~ . candidate 70, the on.
HIGH CONSTABLE Of tbs city Of Rjehmons
Without wshins TO question the cause of gou~ a..
st the last election, We do know that you h.vs ~.
of friends of al pafties no will bs happy 4, -,
an Office upon you that you hsve frm.ry ,iIlsa ~
80 much creditto yourself and satisf.ct;oa to r.ay
NH 1f-2r yOTcEs
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~ For a asy

" For Assessor.-.At the aOiicita tisn of
for the above office, pledging myself to my fellow
ctiz.ns that If elected will discharge the duties OF
the office Faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
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q To the Voters OF the City OF R,ca.
MoSD.-Thankful for past fsvors, again offer nv.
self candidate for the Office OF CITY COLLYC
TON. JULIUS A. HOBSON.
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MISS MARGARET JUNKIN, the intellectual and
accomplished daughter of DR.. Junkin, of Wash.
inRton College, Va, is the reputed authorizes CT
"SiIyerwood" a book of memories, recently is
suad from the Richmond press.
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NdspeCIluiIyy -
NH I2--.2t* JOHN II. RICHARDSON.

" A Card II sm still n candidate for
the Office of CITY SERGEANT. aud most respect.
fully solicit the suffagss Of nv fellow citizens
NH f2-ts THOMAS U. DUOLE 7.