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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

MR.. PEABODY AND THE SUBMARINE TELE-
GRAPH We learned from Mr. Peabody during
Wis. to him at the Mills House. willie he was in
this city, that the English terminus of the great
submarine telegraph which is to flash intelligence
from Europe to America and rice in the
twinkIiug of an eye, is at bis private residence In
London Charleston Cur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

CANADIAN BANKS AND CURREHCY-TheC Cana.
dian government is making efforts to abolish the
free banking system, and also pounds, shillings
and pence, and substituting dollars and cents
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JOHN n KNOWLES.

" To the Voters of the City OF Ri IT.
MohD Il respectfully announce mvssif candidate
for reelection TO the office OF High Constable, and
solicit your support.
NH 2-tde FREDERICK BUTLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

~ro the Voters or fhe CRY Of Fiji.
MosD.-Fellow-Citizens: 1 most rsspsctsrlTy -. =.
nouncs myself candidate for the Office Of siIPrp
INrESOENT or WAFER WORKS, and soI;.t,
your support ct the ensuing election II Won eI.s
me- will discharge ell the duties appsrtainfnr 10 bs
Office faithfully and promptly.
Yours, GEORGE WALKER.
NH 10-dtdt N..h;.s..
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w NJ. TAYLOR.

r. To the Voters Of the CITY Of htcnss
Mosp-I am Q candidate for the offc7 OF 1nAlN
MEAsURER, and respectfully solicit your sanf's''
at the next April election. rrs
fe H-dtde> WlLLfAMA WAITE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

~ To the Voters of the City of Rtrh-
MoND Il am candidate for reelection to tn. off GO
of CITY GRAIN nEAsURER. and respectfully
solicit your votes at the ensuing charter elections
NH Sim JAMES B. GIBB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

GALL AccErrED.'-Ths Rev. L. G. Haley, at
present student Of the University of Virginia,
has accepted an Invitation to become the pastor Of
Ek'Cresk Baptist Church, ia Louisa county.
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CANDIDATKs TOR 0TFfCr.

~T0 the Waters ~ she Ctty sf R1es
MorD.-t resrsctful,y assonrcs mvsesf - esns,
date for the once ofc'sy GRAIN MEAsURER snf
NH f0-dtde* kICHAHDH KIMRRouau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

- To the voters OF kichmo ad .-fresess
appearances indicating that there will be 90 PSF,
nominations at the approachins sprne elsesions J
ayein present myself a. candidate for the oneeo
CITY SERGEANT l make this aasonnesass'
earlier than intended. in answer TO the n,aay %
oriries A. to whether inte nd 10 Se candidate.
PETER w. 6kusbs'
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Gas Works" in 'his city for nearly four years,
large number Of tiz .ps have called upon me 70
offer myself a candidate for the Office OF SUPER
INTENDENT, which now do, aad respectfully ss<
the voters to sustain me.
NH Side JOHN III KNOWLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

IT To the Voters of the city of Rich.
MoND Il very respectfully announce myself can
didats for election to the oice of CITY ASSES
SOR. ID. NJ MILLER
NH q.
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~To Many yeeers. gvre~n..,.,

~T0 MsBy yeters. Irrespective er p..
ry-Iu answer 70 your very ,tseyins cali 81 ys.,
day, will smply state hat am esudiss,s "a ~
office Of CITY sERGgANT, ressryins the en.,;.,
sensy Of nomination by ths Democrat: psrt, ~
prountse " eIscted. TO give nv whole sstsnt,o. -
the faithful dischsrss Of Its duties ~" ~
Very respsetfuIlv. youts ke-
NH 12-dtd EDWARD O. RAWLINGS
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THE WHEAr.-A gentleman of much observa.
ton. residing in Caroline county, informs us tha.
all the guanoed and fallowed wheat looks WELL bat
that wheat sown on corn land has Jared badly pre-
sentipg scared leaf, without root in the ground
and much of il killed.-Frrdericksbnr1 Nans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

~. For Assessor.--At The solicita tion of
a number Of friends, announce myself q candidate
for the above Office pledging myself to my fellow
citz that If elected will discharge the duties Of
the office faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH S-dtde'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

LAND SALE IN CuLPEPER John Taylor ESQ.
late OF Hardwood" Caroline county, has pur.
chased . ins farm from Jeremiah Morton, ESQ
lying within some Ave or six miles of Brandy Sta.
Zion, Cnlpeper county. Va The farm contains
goo serss and was sold At $40 an acre or s2s 900 for
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LOST.

+ OST OR MISLAID.-A CHECK ON the
IL Rank OF Virsinia, dated 18th Mareh 1857, drawn
by Elem Harvie, Guardisa. in favor o. James
Brown for six thousand and FIVE dollars Payment
hiss been stopped at The Bank. The fnd,r will
PLEASE leave the check At nv Office.
JAMES BROWN. r.,
NH 19-t, Stock Broker.
T OST-On the evening Of the tlta inst,
i betw. en- the corner of Main and 7th. and Frank
lin and 4th streets, q bundle of COAL ACCOUNTS
and TICKETS be onsing to the subscriber The
fuder will confer favor by returning the same to
this office at the Coal Yard, near Petersburg De-
pot. NH 1885, c. mACMUkDo. u.
I OsT between the Banks and 4tb &C.,
IL package of papers directed to me under seal
They can be of no value to any one but myself The
fader will be literally rewarded on delivering them
to me.
NH l2- ST. JOHN q. WtLLIANs
T OsT-.A Certificate of Five shares Of
IL Farmers' Bank Stock, No l0,7Si February 10,
le47 beon eiug to the estate Of the late VIM doui'
din for the ressuing of which there will be an ap
plication made to the President and Directors OF
said Bank at the end Of thirty days
R. g. BROADDUS. Administrator,
fe1s-lm By VIM & Phillips, his Agent.
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II ST. James Church The Rev. Rich.
ARD Fl. WILM.R will preaoh in NJ. james Church.
SATURDAY evening the l4th inst Service to
commence at quarter before G. hit o'clock.
NIB 1876"
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|" Auction Notice eel ask attention TO
my sale of Furniture, This DAY. at 20 O'clock
This assortment il large, and compr eveiys article
for honsekeep.rs. r.. CAUTHUhN,
NH i3-lt Auctloneer
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~ The undersigned, at the sehcI .'s. -.
sp .etfuliy presents himself a. candidate fof tns ~
fee Of CITY SERGEANT, AID solic.s the ea.'A'A'
OF Richmond generally 60 give him their saPp49isy
N l5-dts Ed. .. va p
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~The Following Ticket will he Sup.
ported in Jefferson Ward by MANY VOTERS.

e The Following Ticket will he Sup.
ported in Jefferson Ward by MANY VOTERS.
For Mayor-Wm T'ylor.
Commonwealth Attorney-R I. Daniels Z
Clerk Hustipgs Court Chas Howard.
High Constable--Fr-d. Butler.
City Sergeant -Thos w boswell.
City Colector-J A. Hotsou.
City Assessor-D Miller.
City Surveyor r Ladd.
City Guager--Rish'd Fox
Supt. Streets--N. Bates.
Sup. Wa.er Work. Jas L. Davis.
supt Gas Works. Ihos II Wynoe.
Manager Poor House---John Pesree
Register Water Works.--M L stratton.
Grain Measurer Jas B. Glib.
Capt Night Watch--A Wiikinson.
Members of City Council Members Of Hustfng. Court
Richard o Haskins, Richard o. sanxsy,
John w. Nickel, Geo. A Pearce,
Thos. Hardgrove, Chas Mispaush,
Andrew u. Elicit, Geo r. sadler,
N. q. Hill Jas. oyster.
NH 1875
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.


Port of Richmond, March 12-High Water 0ct0eS'
ARRIVED,
schr w Roach, -, New York, hay, Edmond
Davenport Co.
Steamer Shen elder, Sherfelder. Ca bin Point
luu Der.
SAILED,
Bark Am Z Grant, Nelson, Rio -four, Crersaaw
Fisher.
schr f. Miller Goodrich. Clarement. hsht.
schr Five Boys, Haines Clarsmont, lisbt
Schr Lake, Sou /, Boston mdzs, Rankin.
Sch- Edwin, Creighton, Hampton RoadI hours
Warwick 4 Barksdale.
scbr Richmond, Blizzard, New York. mdzs D
w CurTie
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdzs and
passengers, H E futile.
NEW YORK March 10th Cleared, bark Rebscca
storer and sebr A r. Wetmore. Boeert, for Rich.
mond: schr Rebecca, Woglam. City Point.
BuENos AYsEs, Jan. 2-Arrived, bark Cora Rich
mond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

a Special Notice.--Chas II. Workman
Co ask The attention Of the trade their sale Of
sugar and Molassss TdIS MORNING, at IL O'Clock,
ON the Deck NH lS-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

q High Comsfabie-Tot the Voters of the
CITY OF RICHMOND Felloto Citizens have had
many pressing applications made to me in private to
declare myselfa candidate for the above Office, aud
have read in the Dispatch of this morning, public
Gail made upon by many voters to the f. set
Therefore declare myself . candidate sgsin for the
the sati.fsction of the public; and PROMISE ina the
of nv election bring to the performance of
my du,es all tbs SKILL energy, and industry of which
am capable and to discharge them without fear, IA
vor, or affection,
Very respectfully your fellow citizen,
NH 12-td JAMES P. TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

" To the Voters Of the City Of Richmcnd
| am candidate for The Office of CITY SERGEANT,
at the ensuing eprins election to tine call Of
nomip ating Convention of the Democratic party
To those who may not know me, and who wished to
be govern.d in their election by qua cation and fit
for Office, respectfully bes leave to say. that
have had long experience in the duties Of Sheriff !;
ana have ever been q Democrat.
Respectfully,
nh Il-tde HENRY r. JONES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

q To the Voters of the City oil n n,,Ty
MoNo.--I an 9 sasdidsts for the ofhse OF eii :. /.
aAUG ER. lad respectfully solieit your sunfafss
toe next April elsction. fAMrsoH JoNH0'
Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

TTO the Voters of the city Of Kiehmen
1 respectfully announce mysen csndiasts TOT a
elec ion to tho office of CITY SERGEANT.
there are 90 many candidates In the arid ~no wsp
the oce, all that can ask 10 fair field, open ~
free fight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

q AT A MEETING of the Local Board Of Dreo-
tors for the New York Life Insurance Company, at
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, Wednesday,
March 18th 1857, this following was unani nously
adopted:
The undersigned President and Directors of tt Q
Company have examined the report and exhibits of
the New York Life Insurance Company, for the year
ending the first OF January 1857 and being satisfed
with its prosperous condition, cordially recommend
Il to the encouragement: and support of the commu.
nifty.
Its capital hes attained the sum of 200 900
invested in State Stocks and Bonds and MORTGAGE,
on Heal Estate. We think it most profitable and
safe mode of investing money. The profits inure to
the benefit of the insured, and have averaged not
eH than thirty per cent. per snnum on the pre-.
NUNS paid Besides these Invest msnts in stocs
&c the law Of New York requires a. addition, se.
curity that 100000 shall be deposited with the
State Comptroller, to meet any lawful demands
which the Company may fail to pay.
We invite attention to the nature, obje and id.
vantsges CT Life Insurance as set forth By this In.
stitution.
GEO. WYTHE MUNFORD, President.
Directors.
aEo A. GLE EFt. GHAs T. I. REAP
v WM' e. = r Aqsssr' JOHN BAasY'
1t will be seen BY the above statement, that this
Company Is In 10 urishiag condition Those desi-
ring information In regard to LIFE INSURANCE,
would do well to apply to Mr.. Chas Worthsm, Lo
osl Agent, se3 Main street, or to Chss T. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia, on to T.
w. frotter, General Agent Or for refersacs, apply
to either member Of the Local Board. We also siy
the names Of their Medical Exami ners, who are
nons the first Physicians in our city, viz Drs
= WORKMAN, RoBT. z. COLEMAN srd JAS.
n. CONWAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

a Cargo of Molasses at Auction..We
ASK the attention of deslere to the above sals
meneins at 10 O'Clock, this morning, at the lower
sheds on the Deck.
NH IS 1t DUNLOP, MoNCURE L co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

DEAD.-S T. Smith, Postmaster at Lewisburg,
Va, died suddenly on Saturday last.
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~ Fer City sergeant. Thc susses y, sss
ssspoerI ss2sD y J. ~ !. - ..sains ssstias,
once % ClIi 1E1uEAnI. = .ns "a IA yos,r d
the .isy; HxhAx y. soAAA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

- To the Editors Of the Dispatch '..
GENTLEMEN: As tbs time 10 Deu at hand for the
election of City Sersesnt and other officers, We
(many voter, OF the First Ward have d.ternined
to express our preference for JAMES u: ELLETT
for that OF City .erssaut His qualifications no Que
Gan question, whist his courteous and gentiemaDy
manners, together with q large shar. of popularity,
render him peculiarly fitted for he place. From
our asquaiatanse with the voters vs. believe he will
be acoe ptsbls to majority Attic request OF many
friends ans voters. Mr.. Elicit was prssentsd a. q
candidate previous to the last election His con
duct then, IN retiring from tbs field, won the appro
kation of any. some Of whom were then opposed
to him, all OF whom determined to seaport him at
the approaching election, for Sergeant, and it was
then generally understood that he would be q can
didste He was also the first in the field for this
election. With due Difference to all OF the gentle
men whose pames have been sented nope have
more claims qualifications than James D. Elicit.
These few re marks are presented by many voters
# the First Ward who are determined to support
Mr. Ellett AID they respectfully recon- mend him to
all. MANY VOTERS
NH Is --1t& OF FIRST WARD.
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~ Madison Ward

CITIZENS TICKET FOR CITY CoUNCILMEN:
DR.. Conway. J. A. Cowardn,
VIM. G. Paine, G gorge Whitfield,
Thomss Price.
The above ticket will be supported by thu ner-
chants and working men of Madison Ward for the
City Council
TAX PAYERS AND REFORMERs.
NH I2-3t*
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UANnIpATEs ron OYFiCK.


~ At Nleesine of the Ceasctt 0fahe
City Of Rtehmond. held on Monday the 9th day Of
March, 1857, the folio wing psfsons were appointed
Commissioners and Conducfors for the Charter Flee,
TONS to BE- held on Wednesday. tbs lst day OF PM
In the present. year; and the following pisess de"s
nstsd for holding said Elections. viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
Commissioners Joseph Brummei. c. B. Hill. I'd
A. smith GEORGE e. Ssdfef snd Patrick n. Butler.
Conducfor-Reaben T. Seal
Pace OF holding Elections-Hall over the First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
CommissioBers-Geo- w. Gillian, w Crump,
r. J. smith, Geo. w. Randolph and Elisha shsPper-
son.
Conductor Cadmus C. johnson.
Place of hodins Elections City Hall
FOR MONROE WARD
Commissioneys -Thos j. Evaas, Lewis Barnes,
Daniel rrushsart, James Thomas, IT., and Thomas
Barham
Conductor -Georss W. n Tyler.
Place of holding Elections Lssys shop, corner
of Broad and Feushee streets.
Tess:
NH IS tide THos. LAWSON, C. c. r.
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[sECOND DISPATCH
ENGLAND.

The arrangement of the Persian difficulty was
proceeding satisfactorily, but the treaty was yet
unsigned The proposed Convention specifies
that England shall enjoy commercial privileges
equal to the most favored nations. Persia forbids
the residence of English Consus on the Caspian,
which treatie, with Russia forbid
In Parliament, the debate on Lord Derby's mos
tioa of censure with regard 20 the Chinese war
resulted in division, and the motion was rejected
by Sc majority.
Mr. Cobdsn brought forward similar motion
in the House of Commons
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL NEWS.
In the Liverpool market the decline in Cotton
was on fair and lilo on lower qualities.
Breadsiuffs. Flour nominal Ohio Bis OPS.
Cd; Canal 29s 03ls. Wheat declined I'd and Corn
81 Market easier
American stocks inactive and unchanged, ex-
cept Illinois Central. which was slightly easier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

SPEClAL NOTICE Tho MUTUAL
- BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
makes annual div depds of IS per cent, and pays
them lille the insurea 10 living thus helping to
pay over onetfrd of his premiums
Were the Company to retain the eividsnds until
pay from 10 to 80 per cent ~ IS per cent now
no COMPANY in the United states has more
capital for the amount at risk.
B. w. KNOWLES. Agent.
Office, "Statirnsr HslLn
NH 10 St No q Pear, street.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA!

HALIFAX, March 12-The steamship America
with dates from Liverpool to the 18th of February
has arrived
Later advices from China state that the Ave ports
in the Empire into which European vessels were
admitted are in state of siege.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb % Cotton declined 1-16-
Sales for the week of "A GOO bales. The market
closed steady Breadsiutfs dull Consols for money
quoted at 93i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP far
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Sc, the greatest rene.
dy the world ever possessed for the above CON.
plants. For sale by
DUVAL NORTON Druggists.
NH IS 10th and Main straat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

HAVANA CIGARS; CigurTilos; Nicer.
IL schsum Pipes aud Cigar Tubes; Cigar III shtrTs;
Cigar Cases, and Turkey and Tirginia Smoking To-
bdcco For sale at COST, st
RICHARDSON'S Cigar stere,
American Hotel Richmond Va
ALSO for sale, two beautiful show Eases, made
of French Plate Glan-Garman silver Frames.
NH IS
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a FIFTY DOLLARS K K w A II ID
a Ran away, on the night of the llih inst, a
.NA negr girl named NANCY, about 20 years of
AAVase, dark brown comp exion and sp all szs.
10 Fifty dollars will be paid IL taken out of
the State. and twenty five dollars II taken in the
State, il delivered to me.
NH IS rs WIN. BEERS-
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TO - KssKs. RIO Eat LOGAN 4 60

ITO NJ kSSRS. RO 0EhT LUGAN 81 90,
i AND JOHN DICK. SONS CO.. non-res,.
dents Of the State Of Virsinia:
Take notice, that on Thursday the 18th day #
NJ, ct the counting room of fitchsl b Pott in the
city Of New York, shall take the depts lions OF
dspce for %, in suit now pending 10 the Circuit
Court Of the City OF Richmond, Va wherein we are
paintids ard you aud others Or. defendants Ard
msncsd and completed that day, the taking there.
Of will be adjourned from time to time at the same
place, and between the same heurs until, completed
MITCHELL 4 POTT,
By B. r. Howison, their Attorney.
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THE STEAMSHIP hUA.
<Eas2e NOKE leaves CITY POINT, SAT-
ELfltEN URDAY morning for NEW YORK,
via NORFOLK
Pss.sngsrs going by her. must leave h ,re at 81
O'Clock by the Petersburg Cars. Saturday morning,
and s-cure their Tickets to-day, ofiee South
sd. of Basin. LUDLAM WATSON
Il, IF
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Attest: NJ SEAYERs, sec'y.
a. Washington papers please copy.
NH l5-It
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q BARTWklt lis bread street., is
-. nov IN receipt of hts stook Of sprns and Sum.
Dress Goods Of every description; also, com lets
assortment OF Hoasek sepinx Goods TO which be in
vffes : call hsm all in want Of such, assuring th.m
bargains. mh 10
Also Agricultural Salt for sale In lots 10 suit
purshsssrs CAENeHAW 4 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

WET BOUK.,a at
w GEO NJ. VESTS, 18th ST.
BOOKS, wet bu salt water on the steamer Virsi-
mia, from Phiiadelp hia, will be sold In front OF my
store, at 81 cents each. Mot Of them are worth
81 and 81 IS, when in sood order.
Also, large lot Of SCHOOL BOOKS. damaged,
aud will be sold low such smth'a snd Bullion's
English 0ramma-, Carneips and MitcheiPs 3eosrs.
ply and Atlas Scholars Companion, &c. &c.
NH lS-1t
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EOR HikF.---A Nurse without tucum.
l. be- ance, and Boy sb nut IS accustomed to driv
ing Carriage; and Man servant Of good character
Apply to JOHN L. " DARRACOTT,
Office on Bank street, opposite
NH I2-3t Php,ix Engine Company
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.gIS EAKTH WAKE, CHINA AND
S8H GLASS
nfM SPRING, 1857.

EY- Special pains taken to pack all goods securely
and orders promptly filled NH lS-.-im
= 60 - sTEAMEk BHLyiDhhE
ceived to-day, tFsIDAy.l and Up to
the hour Of 2 O'Clock r. M SATURDAY, the 18th
inst
TO-DAY.
Shippers are requested to send in the name, Of
their cousignees Saturday afternoon thsir ship.
ments Will be consigned to order -
NH IS 2t LUDLAM WATSNN
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NH IS-It
CAlLDhEN,s SHOES OF every
- szs. Just received by the steamer City Of
Richmond trunks of the above Goods -
We would just say TO those that have called that
hevs them fiom NO to l0-very nice article Also,
by the same steamer, . lot of Misses Boofees
C. 3. MAURICE,
NH Is Metropolitan Store. ISL Main Ut
SEED OATS.-.SDO bushels nice sKkD
~ OATS, for sale ar Virginia Central Railroad, by
RI. TYLER
NH l2-ltH Office opposite the Depot.
I LIQUORS., GENERALLY SEA full stocs Of
II all grades constantly ON hand, at lowest market
rates; for ssle by
70 2i-Im WINSTON L POWERS
DURE RYE ahaf fay0ritc odd Wn11
= key. now nine to ton years old. can still be
had Of ua II too we'll known to cay any far.
ther than We warrant IL TO piease or tahe II back
Tor sale BY WINSTON POWERA
Mx-im Corner Cary saa Pearl sis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-05

TUESDAY. MAY 5, 1857.



The Convention, composed OF delegates
from the several districts of the County and
Wards of the City, appointed to nominate
candidates for the Legislature, met in this
city yesterday. The result Of their labors
was the nomination of Maj. A. f. Corr
for the Senate, and NJ VAUGHN and JOSEPH
l.. Ewing, Esqrs., for the House of Rep
resentatiYes. 1t is needless for us to say
anything in commentator of these gen
tlemen. They are citizens, whose high
character is known and appreciated in
every portion Of the county. 1t win give
us, and, we doubt not, every true hearted
opponent of sham-democracy, the greatest.
pleasure to support them. We according
ly place their names, together with those of
the candidates for Governor, Congressman
and Joint Representative, at the head Of
the preceding column, there to remain till
the first Thursday in August next.