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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-17

WNEGANT mANTLES. CEOARs. SHAWIs
- AC-rHos PRICE, CO. hsye Jds opened he Iarrs,,
snd mot complete supply of elegant Velvet Cloth han
Costs t Vii hey have exhibited also rch sssor,l
en o. ouE and square Blankets, Cloth, Obens a.cis ana
Teneh kabJ shawl, 70 which they invite special attention
They bavs opsned large stock q me newest stys ,>s.
trimmings In YsVets, PrnFs Mor Antique Chenille a. me-.
n vso eh'r 81 wholesale retail requested 70 giye Item
otL THOhAsR. PRICE co
-. Wholotais and Retail Deaierf
10 M.f,
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FALL TRADE.
JOHNSTON a HRANSFORD

FALL TRADE.
JOHNSTON a. BRANSFORD.
NO. fe3 NAIs STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
IMPORTERS or HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS AND
Edge TOOLS OF EVERY pKsoRIPTIoN
the attention o. Merchants Of
w North Carolna aud Tennessee select
e stock OF HARDWARE, which Of
1nuiacurss OF engsnd snd this eouurJ copprnG Fools Of
CArptners bmih's, Hason's, Coopsr's and hilsrshfs
AIss, Hatehets Hammer, Saw. Ausers Anger Bits A..
Loeks-hioct, Rim, Psd TIL, Chest, Cupboard, Ae.
Hnvils, Wees, Bellows, rongs, 40.
Tartd and Manila Rope, 81 ai
B1fdsnt and Virginia Hsrse
kodgers Wos'enhous aud Butchers Pochet Cutlery
Ines and RAsys, Of every description, Ae
Afo on band complete 81
Double sod Single Guns, Rihss, Bowie Knives,
And Tor sale ~ ~. ievs marss Wholesale retail
sel6 JOHNSTON BRANaEORD
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6sCtao0L AND CLASSICAL HOOKS--I AN .,n,
- rlth sHrFe and complete assortment Of standard
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL ROOES
WNGRGANT mANTLts. CIOAgs. M

To vheh respectfully ask the attention Of Teacher.
vhoe liberal discount will Be made.
aefg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-17

DuyAL a NOR TON,s "AORsE
IN ToNtc.'-we have been selling 4 Nortonis
Horse Tonic for sons year and although when
duced ve did not m ss. being
stu found the public determined
brings testimonials is efficacy
planta for which recommended; and to
and with full virtuss
All tie druggists In the Nortou Horse Tonic
MsnufActory corner Main and lOth al
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LIFE INSUHANCE.-THE MUTUAL BENZ
~ PIT LIPK INSURANCE. COMPANY m.ies snnu.I
dividend. Of thirty nve cent and Wills
living thus helping him onehrd Of his prvmuus
Were the dividends Of
rsued they could we'll Afford pay per .s
s. cent
Losses by deathto isO62s4
Reserved capital TO pay future losses, 9sssbis Is
.asIsb4 IS
No Company heUaed sates capital ror e amount
Of risk--none affords advantages 10 the nsnred.
D. when the premium policy, Amounts
to $50 The company win insured half on IL a.
Interest h. KSOWIEs As.nt
DR.. A. sAKAD, Medical ExAuiner.
~ once az stAtionsr.' Hail." No. 30 Pearl Ap4
AT HOME AGAIN.-J.A. BELvIs has re-
D moved 10 his BuIiings on oT.rnor strr,t he.
tween Main and Franklin % his Ware Roors
IN splendid style and has them
Ne nov has every Thing nIed hi. tie
paolc. mye
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"To MERcHAsTs AND OTHERS - Aerchan
and others wishing Check DRAFT Books, engraved
in style of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
obtain them at this Office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, Gc. de-, surpass-
ns any thing in use here. should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counting Room
They can have them with such vignsttes and orna.
ments ~ are IN the specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Cbecks,
Draft, Certificates Of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bill Heads -. can BE- filled in the most satisfs story
manner and ct rstes surprisingly low. Merchants
bsnksrs, Corporsadn Ohssrs and Others shosld on.
amino our spessmeps.
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w City Gas Works.-The undersigned
offers himself as candidate for election to the
office OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
WORKS.
Having erected all the maehi sery at the New Gas
WORKS, and conducted the whole of the operations
at both the New and Old Works during the past two
wears, in manner which he trusts nae been sstis-
factory to his fellow citizens he respectfully socits
their votes at the election in April
NH IL tide r. H. WYNNE
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". To the Voters OF Kichmond....Inr re-

" To the Voters of Richmond.-.inr re-
aud urgen. solicitations of many warm friend. iTS.
spectivs OF party, to announce myself = candidate
for the CITY COLLECTORSHIP in the approach.
ing election, have only to say, that some men ara
born great, and sNme achieve grestuess and some
have 1t thrust upon them Not being very nice in
such matters, have a sort of HobsoR's choice Ia.
tween the three. II upon any of 'these tides in tn.
affairs Of men" | now afi,at it ia known 10 the
pubic, that for some years past have bean either
gong going going or gone, aud thsrefora ca. have
but little difficulty in keeping pace with the progress,
OF the age: Having thus cle,ry defined my DC stion,
shall maintain !. with all the inAexibls -mness n.
splre" by trus devotion to The hest Interests of the
country at large der the auspices OF the democrat
&c party. After the election my latitude aud lorri-
tude in the official world may be known BY refsr.
ence to the polls
In whatever he c1mbustous movemen ts Of the day
may result accept gentlemen, for this manifestation
OF your favor, the assurance of my hishest regard
Your friend and fellow ciizan
ms 6-tlstA JOHN Ii. DIGGEs
~ Enquirer and Whir copy
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Scarips ,he ssJes,ie CircIc..v

The editor Of the New York Express. referring
to the Tribune's iuhuman attempts to scare the
old abolition women of the North upon the bred
Scott Judgment, says that in the last campaign.
he saw tears rolling in big drops dosc the cheeks Of
scomsn, under the information of the abolition ora
tors, that, II Fillmore or Buchanan were elected,
they and their children were certain to be taken
to South Carolina, or Kentucky, and be sold into
slaveryi
IL this specimen of the superior intelligence of
the NORTH Where are your free schoolsa Is the
schoolmaster abroad and, If he is, when does he
expect 10 returp2
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TsAACs & TAYLOR
EXGH .NGE Ann 8 ANKINa OFFICE

j EXCH ANGIE AND b ANhtNd OFFicE-
OPPOSITE THE BANKS. MAIN STREET. RICHMOND.
The nndsrsi "a ed have as ocistod Themselves for
the purpos, of conducting Gensral Exshapee ana
Bsntins Business, under the style and hrm OF
IsaACS 4 TAYLOR.
They will nesotiste Losns, Commercial Paper,
mission; purchase uncurrsnE Bank Notes Drafts,
Checks Coin &c; receive Deposites In current or
uncurrsnt money and pay Checks on same in IKE
cnrrency collect all accessible points and attend
to sll transactions incident TO n General Banking
jos. BRUMMEL,
WIN. B. IsAACS,
March I'd, 1857. WIN. r. TAYLOR.
The Presidents and Cashie, Of the sereral Ranks and
Merchants generally, of Richmond.
D. Sprigg ESQ Cashier Merchants Bank, Baitime.
P. Gibson. Esq Cashier Bank OF Baltimore, :.
MesHs Rice Chase L Co., :.
g. M. Lewis Esq. Cash'r Farmers and Mechanics
Bank. Philadelphia,
J. Hockey. Esq Cash'r Bank Of N. Amer, Phi!a,
Messrs. Willing. Coffia i Co., "
J. fuunett Esq. Ca.h'r Bank of N Amer, N. York.
r. H. Lowry, Esq. Cash'r Bank of Republic, :.
Il. IL. Arthur, Esq Cssh'r Union Bank, "
Messrs. Wheeler q Lacey, ,
3. 4. Flsnnaean. Esq. Cashier Monticello BANK
Charlottesville, Va $50
D. j. Hartsook, Esd, Cashier Bank of Howardsville,
4 w Lawson. ESD Law,onvilla. N C. NH 49, SIN
DIEHMOND u Ell. T. Al ID BIN -
Ii FOUNDRY, FANCY CRATE AND SENOER
MANUFACTURER-N No. 225 Main street, between
9Th end 9th, west side-The subscriber has for SAFE
500 Crates, Fepders and Summer Pieces, embracing
100 off aren't kinds and daily manufacturing Crates
to order, wholesale and retail, at Norhe prices
Crates Bells, &c, neatly packed and forwarded 10
any part of the STATE Also Rsls and Brass Castings
de to order and s kinds of repairing done at Inc
nh Ism sAM,L d. DEN0ON.
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The snow Storm

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE snow storm con-
tnued here all night-about eight inches fell It
is clear this morning and the is disappearing
rapidly.
The early morning train from Baltimore was de-
tanned two hours by the snow.
PHILADELPHIA, March Il About six inches fell
last night The weather is now clearing
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~ To he Voters of the City OF Rich-
MoND.-The numerous personal applications to me,
by my fellow citizens from various parts OF the city,
MAYOR, and the very fsttering manifestations OF
confidence in my ability perform the Sutss Of that
trust rs expressed in card signed MANY Voters OF
the three Wards" prompts me to respond; BY re-
turning my sincere acknowledgements fer those az
pressions Of that confidence, sud By announcing
myself candidate for that Office. Shsuld u De ns
pleasure my fellow citizens confer the ON upon
me. nothing shall De wanting on nay part to insafes
faithful discharge of its duties.
fe 25-dtde WIN. fAfLOh-
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TOTAL Loss-The schooner Brilliant, Of Balti-
more, Jones, from Richmond, Va, for Charleston,
g. G., laden with iron and railroad spikes, sprung
aleak, aud finding her pumps would not keep her
free, the captain run her ashore on Tuesday, the
10th instant, about three miles south of Little
River N. G. A lighter has been sent to her assist
ance by the agents In Wilmington, Messrs. Russell
4 Brother. to endeavor to save the cargo. Vessel
supposed to be total loss.
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Receptton of Hon. James Cutbr,e.

LOUISVILLE, March 12-Ex-Secresary Guthrie
arrived at Louisville, Kentucky, Thursday evening.
His arrival was welcomed by The firing Of cannon
and music, and he was escorted to Mozart Hall,
where Chancellor Pertle made an eloquent speeeh
and Mr.. Guthrie an appropriate reply.
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The Supreme Court,

The ratings of the New York Tribune and other
Black Republican presses against the Supreme
Court of the United States have ELECTED severe
ceusures from the conservative journals of the
North Black Republicanism is fast running into
Red Republication, making war upon law and
order, and prepared to subvert the very founda-
tions Of society.
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LAND WARRANT GRINTED.-The Washington
Union states that land warrant for one hundred
and sixty acres has been issued to George Peabody,
Esq, the London banker, for his services as pri'
vate soldier 10 the war with England in 1912.
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MARINE INTkLLItikNUE.


Port Of Richmond, March l4-Hsh Waso oetocS.
SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere, Jones, Baltimore, mdze, l nd
lam Il Watson
kcbr Ann Caroline, down the river light
ecbr. Chsriooke, Davis. York River, mdse.
Sohr. Hope Hoffman, Hampton Roads, Flour.
NEW YoRK. March lizard schr Lyuchburg, Har
ris Richmond.
BALrIMoRE, March A.---Cpd bark Clara Haxall,
Nels %, Ri Edmond.
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SALE OF COAL LAND.-A tract of Coal land i'm
Kanawha county, Va, consisting of 3 500 acres
was sold, on the Sd instant, to James G. Paxton
of Rockbridge, N. c. Kinney, Of Augusta, and Jas.
A. Jones, of Fauquier, for sl4,0l0 The tract was
that portion of the Steele survey known as lot
"letter BIZ
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RumOred Trouble In sNebrasIka.

NEW YORK March ia letter in the Evening
Post from Omaha, Nebraska Territory says tn Il
committee of vigilance has been formed for the
protection CT squatter sovereignty against the
Jnmpers-that the streets are filled with armed
citizens and adjacent towns had sent delegatiors
offering assistance. Several Jumpers had already
been tried and forced TO withdraw their claims,
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THEATRE.-Saturday night the play of Willow
Copse was produced in very excellent style at the
Theatre. 1t is nothing more than due to him 20
say that Mr.. BorIFACE played Luke Fielding sd-
mirably. To night Miss MIGRANT, lady Of tall
emit and reputation, makes her first appearance
here In the Love Chase" and Perfection"
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CANDIDATES FOR OfrICE.

To tho V1sess Of ske City ar No.
NoND.-1 resnsetfulv snpouses ryssH :. Nses-
dsas ior the Office ofe'sy GRAIN 1EAsUxER .sS
NH 10-dtde RICHARD r. KIMaaotrc,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nv The Annual Commencement of the
MeDlCA. COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA. will be held this
(MONDAi) evening, at aqu.rter before O'Clock in
the Chemical Hail of the College Building. The
address will be delivered by Pref JoYNEs The
Medical Profession and the public are respectfully
invited to attend.
By order of ihs Dean, NH I6-lt
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EY To the Voters of the City Of Rich
moNH.-l would respectfully announce myself ss n
candidate for the SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND sHOCKOE BILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes.
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


~ At n Meeting OF the C0unclt Of the
City OF eichmond. held ON Monday the 9Th day o.
March. 1857, this following PERSONS were appointed
Commissioners and Conductors for the Charter Eiec.
tious to be hsd on Wednesday tbs LIST day Of April
la tins pre- snt year and the following places dssis
nated for hoidins said Elections, viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
Commissioneys Joseph Efummell, c. B. Hill. Ed.
A. smith 0sorse L. sadlsr and Patrick Il. Butler.
Conductor -Reaben T. Seal
Piece Of holding Elections-Hsl1 over the First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
Commissioner Gao. w. Gillian, w w. Crump,
r. j. smith, Geo w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper
SON.
Conductor Cadnus C. Johnson.
Place of holding FIecticDs-City Hall
FOR MONROE WARD.
Com mi:sioners -Thos J. Evans, Lewis L. Barnes,
Daniel Truehsart, James Thomas, Jr., and Thomas
Barhsm
Conductor-Gsorse w. FL. Tyler.
Place of holding Electi,ns-La,y's ship, corner
of Broad and Foushee streets.
Teste:
NH IS tide THOs LAWSON, C. C. r.
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ETTrustee's Sale of Furniture and Fix
TUREs OF REsTAURANT.--Attent is rogue sted
to my sale THIS MORNING. commencing at 10
o'clock Of all the Furniture, Bar Fixtures Cooking
Utensils, Table Ware, &C.. at the restaurant of Mr..
Thompson Tyler, Main street, two doors above
the Farmers Bank. 3 y order Of the Trustee
NH l6 1t fHOS w. KEESEE Auct
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~ Card.---Havins been inspector of the
Gas Works" in this city for nearly four years
large number Of stizsrs have called upon to
INTENDENT, which | now do, and respectfully ask
the voters to sustain me.
NH Side JOHN III. KNOWLES.
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~ High Coussabie-To m. y,,.,.

M
CifF OF RICHMOND Feieu Citizens I have ~
mary pressing applications msds to ms in priv.s
dsciars myself aaudidats for the abov. a. 70
hsys read in the Dispatch Of this mor.ins e,s sna
cs made upon me by msny voters TO thu ,sm. -.
thereore declare myself candidate syain r.. s s'.
nice. tbs duties Of which believe dis,bs.,ns
the sati.facton OF the public; and prorns. in ~, 20
event OF my eleston to bring to the performase.'
an capable, and to discharge them witbon, sn'sh
vor, affection, roar Ia
NH l2-td IamE1p rX,t
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ShiDwreck.

NEW YORK, March l5-The schooner Johanna
Ward, Capt Adair, bound from North Carolina TO
LIVERPOOL was abandoned on the 9th ult. Her
crew has arrived safely at New Orleans In the ship
Tempest Of New Orleans.
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appointment Declired.

CINCINNATI March IA A dispatch to the Com
mercial states that Hon. James B Clay has de-
cined the mission to Berlin, rendered by President
Buchanan
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ITO the Voters Of tbs City Of Ri.,-
mosD.-Fellow- Citizens: l most rssoeetfr,,.t ch-
nounes myself candidate for the Office OF sIrprs'
INfENDENr or WAFER WORKS go , ~.
your support at the ensuns election II Won &c,
M. will discharge all the dutiss oissS
ofhcs faithfully and promptly. 70 ths
Yours, GEORGE wArprp
NH l0-dtd< 800
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II At the solicitation of numerou.
friends | ennsunce myssf a. a candidate for he
Office of CITY GAU3ER a the approaching sIsc,
ton. Respectfully.
. fe 3-2awl5t&dto ALFRED WILLIAMS
Grocer cornar of Broad and "a a..
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Another Supposed Case of Wife Pois onip z
in Massachusetts.

BOSTON, March l3.-The body of Mrs Lavina
Briggs, who died In Stoushton on the 9th ult.,
has been exhumed and an analysis of the stom-
ach elbows that she was poisoned with arcnic-
Her husband. Hosea Briggs. and young woman
named Adaline Drake, hoarder in the family have
been arrested on suspicion, to await the investisa
tion of the Coroner. The affair causes much ex-
citement In Stoughton, where the parties have liv
ed manv wears
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Departure of she America from Halifax
The Niagara Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, March 13-The steamship America
left here shortly after midnight for Boston, where
she will be due about noon on Saturday Her mails
will probably reach NewYork in season for ds.r.
button on Sunday morning.
The Niagara arrived here from Boston at five
o'clock this morning, and sailed again at eight for
Liverpool, with strong northwest wind and clouny
weather.
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BALLOON AsCENsIoN.-At Washington, Friday
afternoon, A. L. Carrier, of Richmond, took the
place of Professor Elliott, who was detained by
sickness, and made an ascension. Mr.. c. ascended
1000 feet, encounsering severe snow storm in
his journey. He descended about O'Clock In the
evening" near Washington.
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~ Civ Gan,

~ City Gauger.-Hsying discharged
the duties OF the Office to the satisfaction of all ESQ
far as know respectfully announee myself can
dldate for re- election to the office ofClTY GAUG.
Err. mhS--t RICHARD FOX. b.
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~ To the otter of the Cfly of RI.i,r,,,
The underslgned respectfully announces 10 ths W.
tiers OF The City that hs is candidate for thu osa
OF CITY sEkGEANT at the ensuing Municipal
election, aud would be pleased to receive thsiT 70
frages.
NH i0-tdek JOHN II RICH.RnsoN
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Death of an Ex- VI ember OF Congress.
WARRINGTON, March II Hon. ID. T. Disney.
formerlya member Of Congress from Ohio, died
here this morning of Pneumonia His remains will
be taken home f. interment
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WTo NianY Yoters. lrre.n.a,I-.

u 70 MHuy vOIeFs. IFfeApectfve of %. .
Ty-Io answer to your vary STEERING call ~ y
day, will .imply .ss.e thst sm esudfs..s w. :,
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, ressrvins II. . .or y :
seney Of nomination BY tbs Democrats ,.v e,nn
promise elecfsd. 20 give nv whole stts,.;, =, q
the faithful sehsrss Of It's duties ion 70
Very spsstfnIlv. yours &c,
NH 12-dtd EDWARD O. RAWLrNc,
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" A Card IL nm sill n crndId,..
fhe office OF CITY SERGEANT and mot rs.,sa,
fully SOLICIT the SURFACES of nv fellow citizens
mh l2-ts THOMAS U, DUDLEY
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v Public Meeting Will be held mt the
Ssabrook Horse, Opposite Seabrook warehouse. on
Nth sireet) on TONIGHT, at O'Clock. All the
c.ndidate are invited to call NH 16-lts
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~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
MoND Il again respectfully announce myself q can
dldste for ths office of MANAGER OFTHEPOOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tde* JOHN PEARCE
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JOHN Fl. RICHARDSON

u To the Voters of tho City of Ricb,
MoND i am candidate for rec lection TO N. on
of CITY GRAIN MEAsURER and re,nsctfaII
solicit your votes at the ensuing charter elections
NH o-lm JAMES g. GIBB
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MosD i am candidate for the office Of HIGH
CONSTABLE and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election.
NH s. dtdet WIN. B. GAINEB
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" Snml Cary is n candidate for High
CONSTABLE of tbs city of Richmond. and respect.
fully spicits the Of the citizens at the ensuing
election. NH I6-tde*
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~ For Assessor--At lhe so'icifa ticu of
number of friends, announce myself candidate
for the above Office, pledsing myself to my fellow
ctz that if elected will discharge the duties Of
the ofics faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
UIh S-dtdes
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8. N. DAVIS.

~ To the Voters of the Civ OF Rich
MosD.-l am candidate for the Office Of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solici; your votes q!
the April elections.
NH S-dtdek g. NJ DAVIS,
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" To the Voters OF the city of Rich.
MoND i very respectfully announce myself a can
didate for re election to the office of CITY ASSES.
sok- NJ. MILLER
NH Cts
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e. To the Tax Payers and oppressed CT.
THEN CT MONROE Neutrality-suspicious.: The
following gentlemen, of tried ability, viii be sup
ported by the free voters snd PAYERS of Monroe
Ward at the Charter Elections. They are men
know ing the peoples interest," and will sustain equal
taxation and equal justice to all, AID thay will
tain the credit of Riehmond. at all hazards
Many Tote,s and Tar Payers
IF Monroe Ward.
For C0uacilmen:
sd. DENOON, d. SAUNDERS,
G. DIMMOCK, WIN C ALIENS
L. w. GLAZEBROOK
NH IE-Sf*
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" To the voters OF the City of Rich.
MoSD.-Thankful for past fsvors, again offsr r. -
TOR. Julius A uGRsnsI-
NH 7---dtdes
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NoMINATIoN.-The Americans of the llth Con-
gressional district of Virginia, have nominated
Hon. John s. Carlisle IS a candidate for Congress.
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u To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND i respectfully announce myself candidats
for reelection to the Office OF High C0nstable and
solicit your support.
NH tide FREDERICK BUTLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-16
~ To the Voters Of the Cir,

NTfy OF RIfHmond
AN acandioate for Lbs Office of CITY SERGEINT
at the en'uins Spring election subj set to ,bs an =,
nominating Convention of tbs Democratic party
To those who may not know me, and WHO yv;.bss >,
be governed in their election by qualif cation sns g.,
ness for offics respectfully bss leave to saw tb,,
nay, mad long experience In the du.ies OF sheriff:
and have ever been a Democrat -'''n
Respectfully
NH II-tde HENRyR rnSrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-16

THE U. s. SENATE adjourned sine die on Satur.
day, after passing vote of thanks to Vice Pres-
dent Breckinridge The Sandwich Islands treaty
WAS not ratified