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By Westtr7s Line, No. 80 Main street.
The snow in NOrthyyesfprn Virs fnyn

WYTHEvILLE, Va, March 13-6 Z. Mt is
showing heavily here. The ground is already
covered to the depth of four inches
CHRIsTIANsBURG, March lisp M.-The snow
here ia about four inches deep and still falling
CENTRAL DEPOT, March 1873 P M.-Snowing
rapidly here, and about five inches of it already on
the ground.
SALEM, Va, March 1873 P. M-The snow here
is about six inches deep, and 1t Is still falling
cavity.
LYhCHBURG, Va, March 1880 PM.-It is
showing fast here, and the earth is covered to the
depth of two inches.
FARMvILLE, Va, March 1880 P. M-The
snow here is three inches deep and still falling
rapidly.
JUNCTION, March 1880 p. Mt is showing
fast here. The ground is covered to the depth of
four inches
PETERSBURG, Va. March 13-9 P. M.-The
snow here is about inches deep. 1t is fine, but
falling very rapidly.
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Arrest Of an Alleged Murdercr

BLOOMSBURY. Pa, March 12-McKim. the
murderer of Mr.. Norcross at Altoona, was arrested
yesterday by Aaron Wolf, at the Long Pond
North Mountain, Luzerne county He was brone hit
here by his captor and at midnight placed in the
Columbia county Jail Mr. Wolff had a reyolverjn
his hand when he made the arrest, and the prisoner
surrendered without resistance. On the way
hither he acknowledged being the man that tray
eled in company with Mr. Norcross.
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The NGyQI(,nurt

We are happy 10 understand that there is 8 pros
psctthat the Naval Court now 10 session at Wash
ington will probably restore many officers who
are uDjustly treated by the Reform Board, and
will also close the door against the unworthy and
incompetent, who were cast overheard by that
tribunal.
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NEW YORK, March 13-The steamer Emn;re
City, from Havana, has arrived here The Mica
raguan news already published by the arrival of
the Black Warrior was brought to Aspnwall by
officers of the British steamer Trent, who ac-
knowledge that partial successes have been Gained
by Coils Titus and Lockridge over the Costa Ri
can forces stationed at various points along the
San Juan river.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCH.


Port of Richmond, March l3-Hish Water g. o'clock
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvdere, Jones, Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam Watson.
Schr Gallego, Smith, New York, mise., D. l. w.
Curre.
Schr. Charm, starr, VIII mington, powder, E.
Workman Co.,
schr George Bar'oe, Bennett, Baltimore, Pig Iron
H. w. Fry, manufacturer.
SAILED.
schr. Mary AdeGne, Jenkins, down the river
light.
Schr Courier, Marshall, down the river, light.
schr. Minnesota, Baker, Boston, n1dse. w. d
Colquitt Co.
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ADYKNTUREsAEDM MISSIONARY LABoRs IN Sc
vgRAL COUNTRIES IN THE ISTERIoR OF AFRICA,
FROM lS49 TO 1885, BY T. J. BowEN.-This vol
ume is issued by the Southern Baptist Publication
Society; Charleston, s. G.. M. Bowen was q mis-.
sonsry to Central Africa. and In his little book in
. rather hurried a-d cursory manner, adds some
what to the limited knowledge we have of that
little known part Of the globe.
For sale by WORKMAN & CoTTRELL.
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~ Special Hotice.--rhe Mutual Beuehi
r,Tr InsUrANcE COMPANY makes annual divids nds
Of Twenty-Five per cent. and pays them while the
insured Is living thus helping bin to pay over one
third of bi, premiums. -.
the death Of the insured they could we'll aJrd to
nav from 10 to go per cent. es IS Der cent, now
Dividends paid to January LIST, 1857. 1851 8G7 81
Losses bv death l,5fb 25i b0
Capital In reserve 70. future losses 24a4 5i2 ID
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The Niagara and NItssissippi.

These two vessels, which to be sent cut to
assist 10 laying the Atlantic telegraph are among
the most magnificent steamers in the American
Navy. The first is q propeller, the other a side
wheel They will be assisted by two British yes
sells, probably of the same magnitude. A much
better business this for the war ships Of the two
nations than pouring hot shot into each other.
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CANDIDATES ron OYrIns-

u To fine Voters Of the City or H,.s
MoHD.-I respsc.fui'v ssnouacs rnys.H 4, er
date for tn { file Of city GRAIN MEAsJrzFea
solicit your votes ct the ensuing elsetior a. shd
NH 10-dtdet RICHARD H. KTMEpor-cu
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r. Blank Books and Stationery.

r. Blank Books and Stationery
Opposits American Hotel
The subscriber would respectfully invite the at
tention of merchants aud others, to the varied and
extensive assortment of
LETTER and CAP PAPERS
ENVELOPES. of all sizes and qualities
BLANK BOOKS, of various sizes
COMMERCIAL and other NOTE PAPERS
INKS INKSTANDS, LETTER FILES, &c.
Which he has jlst opened. Persons wanting any
thing in thi, line are invited to call Especial at
tention paid to the Ladies' department.
b. PRICE,
nh Alt Bookseller and Stationer.
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THE FoREIas MAILS, by the steamship Ksnga-
f'o, which arrived at New York Thursday, contain
nsthins important letter from Shanghai,
s.s'ss that the Mandarin Shy, the Governor of
Snsaenai' had died suddenly. The lower classes
.ecassd the Europeans Of his death, and for two
sAys serious disturbances were apprehended, but
owing % the presence Of the French and English
sn'ps sad TIE energy Of the commaudsnt of the
Tsf.ar troops. tranquility was maintained. Ac-
corning % the latest accounts the town VA. tran.
gull.
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MoND.-The numerous personal applications 70 me,
by my fellow citizens from various parts Of the city,
to present myself a candidate for be office o.
MAYOR, and ths very fsttering manifssts''oas OF
confidence in my ability TO perform the duties Of tha
the three Wards" prompts me to pond by re-
turning my sincere Acknowledgements for those ex-
pressons of that confidence. and by snnoencss
myself candidate for thst efhss. sh.sid u 20 ms
pearure of my to confer the oice upon
ma, nothing shall be wanting my part to insure
fe 25-dtds WIN. TAYLOR.
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Action Of the Senate-.Death of Naval
neutrality-suspicious. Confirmations,

&c, &c.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Senate, to-day
adopted the report discharging the Committee on
the Judiciary from the consideration of the petit
tiops adverse to the admission of Senator Games
ron, of Pa.
Mr.. Bepjamin's report in favor of taking testi-
mony ia the case of Fitch, of Massachusetts, and
Bright, Of Indiana, was debated withou. action
After su Executive session, the Senate adjourned
Mr. Philip Clayton has been confirmed Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, and John S. Cunning
ham Purser in the Navy.
Comptroller Whittlesy, of the Treasury Depart
mept has resigned
Capt Smoot, U. S. Navy, ia dead
1t. Conner, Of the Navy, has resigned.
The case of Lit. Brashear ia under examination
before the Naval Court Of Inquiry to-day.
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TeleSraphfc Eeat.

NEW ORLEANS, March 12-The advices by the
steamer Kangaroo, received this morning at New
York. were punctually received here over the Ma
tional Telegraph line the dispatch passing direct
from city to city without any stoppage.
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Tr-!n answer TO your very ii',eerinx csIi on Va,
day, viii smplv state that am q espai1.ss T..
Office Of CITY sERGEANT, rsssrvirs In. IT, ~
seney Of nomination by the Dsmoerst, p,rty we
promise. Ii elected, to give nv whole Atlanta .
the faithful disch,rgs of its duties
Very respectfully. yours TO-
NH lZ-dtd EDWARD u. RAWLINGS
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" TO the Voters of Richmond In re.
ply TO thu cell of many of my demosrstic ffiepd,.
aadiuraent solicitations of many warm friends irra.
spect1ve of marty, to announce myself candidate
for the CITY COLLECTORSHIP in the approach.
ing election, havo only to say, that some men a-a
born great, and s3me achieve greatness, and soma
have it thrust upou them Not being very nee Ia
such matte 8, have a sort of H0bsoas choice be.
tween the three. III upon any of ese tides 10 tbs
affairs Of men, am now aflsat it Ia known to tbs
public, that for some years past have been either
going. going, going or gone, and therefore ca, have
but little difficulty In keeping pace with the progress
of the age. Having thus Gle .rly deicei my position
shall maintain 1t with all the infexible frmness in
spred BY true devotion to the best interests of tho
country at large, uuder the auspices ths democrat
&c party. Afer the election my latitude and lorg.
tude in t6e official world may be known by refar-
to the polls.
In whatever The cvmhustious moveme nts Of tbs Gay
may result, accept gentlemen, for this station
OF your favor the assurance of my highest regard.
Your friend and fellow citizen
me 6-tlstA JOHN Fl. DIGGE5.
kF Enquirer and Whig eopy
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Loss of the ship PenusvIvant, x,c

New ORLEANS, Wednesday, March IL, 1857
The ship Pennsylvania, hence for Havre, With a
lost. The Pennsylvania was a new ship, and was
owned at Freeport, Maine
The steamer Texas sailed to day for San Juan.
with $50 recruits for Walker. Gen. Hornsby was
among her passengers.
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.


60 At n Meeting OF the Couucti OF tho
City of Richmond, held on Monday the 9th day Of
March, 1857, the folio winG persons were appointed
Commissioners and Conductors for the Charter Flee.
tons to be held Wednesday. ths 1st day OF April
Ia ths year and the following places dssis-
mated for holdina said Elections, viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
Commissioneys Joseph Brummell. G. B. Hill. I'D.
A smith. George 4. sndier and Patrick FL. Batter.
Conductor -Reuben T. Seal
Flsce Of holding Ele ctioIs-HsH over the FIRST
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD
Commissioners-8so w. Gillian, w ". Crump,
p. j. smith Gao. w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper
son.
Conductor Csdmus C. johnson.
Place of holding Eleeticns-9ity HAIL
FOR MONROE WARD.
Commissionsys -Thos j. Evans, Lewis Barnes
Daniel Truehesrt, James Thomas, Jr, and Thomas
Barham
Coaduetor-Georse w. FL. Tyler.
Place of holding Elections La,J's shop, corner
of Broad erd Fuushee streets.
NH 10 tas THOs. LAWSON, C. C. r.
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PosTpoSED.-ln consequence of the snow, Miss
WHITES reading is postponed till Monday even.
ny 10Th inst
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e City Gas Works.-The undersigned
offers himself as candidsts for re e.sctiGn 70 tns
of;ce on SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
WORKS.
Having erected all the ma chi aery at the New Gas
Works, and eonduoted tbs W hole OF tbs opsrasit NJ
at both the New and Old Works during the past two
wears in a rn,nner which he trusts has been salts
factory to his fellow citizens he respectfully soiicts
their votes at the election in April
Nh H. tide r. H. WYNNE.
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To the Voters Of tbs CITY os u,,
mosD.-Feilow-C Citizens: / most rsspectfpIJ, ms
nouncs myself candidate for the Office on SIrprs'
IHfENoENT or WATER WORKS, and .oTst
your support At the ensuing election If you 49,
me- will discharge ell the duties q, a.
ofics faithfully and promotly. 'N'
Yours, GEORGE wAyYrp
Inh f0-dtdt snltn,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Protection building Fund Company
An ad Iourued meeting of this Company will take
ulac. this evening, SATURDAY, st7A o'c ock, 81
their room. (Lee Baileys efficet Ills very des1-
rabIe that there should be full representation a.
matters of IMPORT ncs will be acted upon
NH lit P TOWNSEND, Sec.
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THEATRE.-To-night, the beautiful play of
willow Copse" will be brought GU. at the theatre.
Mr. Boniface sustans Luke" one of his very best
characters. The farce of the 'Village Lawyer"
WI conclude the performance, the inimi,able JEFF
tsrson taking the principal part In which he fairly
eonvulsss the audience.
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoNo.-l would respectfully announce myself as 4
candidate for the SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND sHOCKOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes.
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN
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q Gard. Having been Inspector Of the
Gas Works" in this city for nearly four years
large number of citizens have called upon to
offer myself as q caoddate for the Office OF SUPER
INTENDENf. which now do, and respectfully ssk
the voters to sustain Ine.
NH Side JOHN Fl KNOWLES.
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u To the Voters of the City Of Ricb.
MosO.-Thankful for past fsvors | sssin ofFsr n -
TOR JULIJIs A TSpsnnse
NH 7---dtde*
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x espe ctfu'lY,
HENRY r. JONES.
NH Ii-tde

~ A Card II am sfili n candidate ,.,
the Office of CITY SERGEANT aud mo I rs,ns.,
fully s,icit tie sulffasss nf nv fellow citizen,
NH Its THOMAS u. DUDLEY
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~ To the Voters OF Kichmen I'D --fresen.
appearances indicating that there will pe no par,
nominations at the aporoschips Spring elections,
AGAIN present my self a. caneias'e for the ehee ~
CITY SERGEANT l make this snsouneeass go
earlier than l intended, in answer 70 the many eA
quires as to whether intend TO be esnaiaas.s,,s
PETER w. GRUSBs'
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" For Assessor...At The EoIicita ton OF
number of friends, snnoulc myself a esndids,s
for the above Office pledg;ng myself to my fellow
citz'ps that if elected will dschsree the duties of
thu otiice faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH 2-dtAaw
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IF City Gauger.--HavirR discharged
the duties of the office to the satisfaction of all so
far as know respectfully announce mvs-if can
dldste for re election to the Office ofCfTY GAu0.
Err NH SITS RICHARD FOX.
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WIN. TAYLOR

II To the Voters of the City OF kicns.
mosD-I am q candidate tor the Office .of ohAin
MEAsURER, and respectfully solicit your safrAs''
at the next April election. rs
fe 3 -dtdeS WILLIAM WATTS.
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kY To the Voters of the CIV of HI bmo,J
The undersigned respectfully announces TO the W.
tiers ofths City. that he is candidate for the OFF,
OF CRY SERGEANT ct the ensuing Municipal
elscion, and would be pleased TO rsceiys thar .nf
fsges.
ul I0-tdek JOHN II RICuannS0y
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" To tho Voters of the City Of Richmon
l respectfully announce myself candidate for 70
election to the Office Of CITY SERGEANT. =
there are 50 many candidates ia the feld who wsDi
the Office all that can ask 10 fair field, open an'
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LlPsCokS
tO-df3As
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MAR RIKD.

In Norfolk, on the 4.h Of Fsbrusry. by this Rsv.
Mr.. Jordan Mr.. CORNELIUS CHERRY. Of Nor
folk to Miss MARTHA J. 8RUBBs, Of Richmond
In this citv. on the 18th inst, by Rev. Il 2. LIE.
doux, Mr. FRANCIS PETIT and Miss ANNE MA
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~ At the sOlicitatioa of rumerou.
friends. | announce mysslf as candidate for m.
office Of CITY GAUGERa the approaching cleo.
ton. Respectfully ~
fe S-2awl5s&dtd ALFRED WILLIAMS
Grocer. cnrnsT Of Broad and Sd ats
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MosD Il am a candidate for the ofics of HIGH
CONSTABLE. and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election.
NH 5-dtds* WIN. B. GAINES
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Very respectfully, your fellow ci.iz.,
Mn i<-to JAMES p TYLER


am acanddate for lhe Office of CITY SERGEXNT
az the ensuing Spring election sabsc. 20 the cali ~
NOME et!ns Convention of the Democrats party
De governed In their election by qusli sation and g.
ness Tor office respectfully bsg leave to say tia, I
nave nsd long experience In the dutieI Of Sheriff
and have ever been Denocrst.
Respectfully,
mn li-tde HENRY JOINER
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JOHN Fl. RICHARDSON.

~ To tho Voters OF the City of Rich,
IL an candidate for reelection 10 thu eff
OF CITY GRAIN mEAsURER, and respectfully
NH 6--lm JAMES r GIRP
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IF To the Voters of the City of Rich
MosD i respectfully announce mysslf candidate
for reelection TO the Office Of High Constable, and
solicit your support.
NH lido EREDERlCk BUTLER.
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W TO the Voters of the city of Kfr,.
MoND i very respectfully announce myself cap.
didate for re- elestion to the office of CITY ASSES
sOk. d. NJ. MILLER
NH g. -ts
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W Meeting OF the Alumni OF tho Med.-
cal Cciie9e Of virginia There will be meet
Ing of tbs Alumni of the Medical COLLEGE Of Virei-
mia. on MONDAY next 18th instant at 81 O'Clock, 10
the Chemical Hall of the College building. An ao-
dress and Essays will be read. NH l4-2tH
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u To the Voters of the city OF hi ,av
AoND.-i an ossdidsts fot the ofiss oil elA
6AUG ER, and respectfully solicit your suhfsgss :"
toe mex. April election. SAMPSON JONES.
10 4-isd.
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los Court House Of Bmyth county. Mia. -.
~ssoyee ~ IRE with al the records
a i. synAeosus, 70 COST SIS 900 10 being cree,
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!, N. DAVIS.

II To the Voters of The Citv Of Rich.
moNo.-l am csnddste for the office Of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solicit your votes at
the April elections.
NH S-dtdek g. n DAVIS.
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IL To the Voters OF the City Of Rich.
MoND.-I again res pectfully snuouucs myself can.
dldete for tbs office OF MANAGER OF THEPOOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tde* JOHN PEARCE
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u City Sergeant .-In conformity TO the
expressed wishes of many of my friends. announces
myself as acandidate for the Office Of CITY SEX
6GANT, and If it should bs the plesgurs of my TEL
low citizens to eject me, pr omiso 10 discharge The
duties to the best of my ability.
fe 26-Im 0EO. w. WILEY.
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fe2--dtd

" Tho undersigned, Ht the sosicItat'e ~.
OF many friends irrespective Of political parties, ~
sp 'ctfully presents hinssif candidate Tor sne W
ice OF CITY SERGEANT, and solicits tho suSs"'
a i5-S,s ED. ). GAY.
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70 High Consfabie-Tot the Voters oe ~
CITY OF RICHMOND Fell0p Citizen / b... tne
msny pressing apple ztious m.ds to me In nsi
declare myself candidate for the above offcs 70
hsvsread In the Dispatch Of this mor7ing go, "a
csi made upon me by many voters to til sans ~,
.ffice, .hs duties Of which believe dis,bsry.ss ne
the sati,fsction of the public and promi,. ~ ~
event OF my election. to bring the psrform.ncs
my duties all The sk energy, aud industry of Dhi :,
an capable, and to discharge them without f,sr =.
vor, or affection, 'N' isa1, Ia
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EyNotice. THE candidates for The vari-
GUS municipal off ces exoected to meet at the
Broad Street Hotel on SATURDAY evening, at
o'clock to discuss the prominent topcs of the 6ay.
Plenty of room will be furnished. The public are
invited to attend. NH l4-lt+
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nh 14-lt

r Public Meeting will be held Mt
Blue Bird Hill, in the house formerly owned by d.
mond Anderson, on third street, TONIGHT, at
O'Clock. All the candidates are invited to attend.
NH 14.-ltF
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81 943 SD IS

No compsny in the United States has more capital
for the amounts at risk.
BW KNOWLES, Agent,
Cfi.s at "stationers Hall" No. q Pearl 81.
NH ld-5t
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NTKAM IkON WORKS, ass Main Sc,
- near Seventh The subscriber il now pro.
pared with increased facilities, to manufacture all
kinds CT IRON WORK, such as IRON RAILING,
VERANDAH5. STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, CRAVINGS, &C., &c. CRATES and
TENDERS, and ali kind of House Work, and Job.
bisg done on reasonable terms.
EF Particular attention given to the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots Railing. &C., for the country, ~
made as to be easily put up A call solicited.
NH l4---6m GEO 9. L0WNE9
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~ To the Voters Of the City q n ss
MoND.--I am candidate for the ONCE OF ClTt 80 -
0EANT, and respectfully solicit yoa saffssss ~ W
n71ts THOMAS W. BOSWELL
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new YoaK March Ia b. Flour heavy, though soms-
wnat ecliVeSsste eo.oS az IS; Southern 6 60a6 90
49l3; sales yesterday Of $4,000 Va 6's at se2
bALrIMoEr, March lS---.Markets generally nm.
changed. eAJ oa'
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NJ METROPOLITAN HALL.
AThe public il respectfully informed that the great
ACTRESS. VOCALIST AND DELINEATOR,
EMM STANLEY,
will appear ct the above Hall, for LIMITED Pc
HIOD, comm ncing
TUESDAY, MARCH 11TH,
in her wonderful
MONOP OLYLOG CUE,
ENTITLED THE
SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN
POLYMETUS,
Tickets 50 cents.
To be obtained at the principal Hotels and Music
Stores and at the Hall.
Doors open at 7, tn commence at O'clock.
SHERIDAN CORBYN. JR-
NH 4-fa MANI ger.
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1--WE ARSIREWARD.--A youth
Il about 10 years Of age, on Monday last obtsined
q Rifle, worth fifty dollars. upon the order of Mr. P
Az the Rifle within the appointed time was not ro-
turned, 1t was found that the order was forged.
The above named reward will BIS given to any person
10 will help arrest the forger Ire barrel of the
Rifle bears the name of G. E. Grohnwaid Boston, in
silver On the patch box was lion, on tho trigger
guard bear, the lockp!ate alligator, engraved
G. L. GROHNWALD,
Oh NJ ood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14
c. The following Tic ket will be support
ed at the April election, 10 Monroe Ward

kV The f0IIOWsOR tItKeC VIII uC sUUpVHt-
al AZ the April election, in Monroe Ward
oa o" A0 REFORM.
Fer Mayor-William Taylor.
Commonwsslth's At.orney-Jno. Il. Gilmsr.
High Constsble-Jsmes P. Tyler.
City Sergeant-M N. Lipscomb.
CITY Collsctor-John 81. Diego.
CITY Assessors. Davis.
CITY Gauger-Ssupson Jones.
supt Of Strsets-M. Bates.
supt Water Works-James L. Davis.
eupt Gas Works TIL d. Wynne.
Manager Poor House John Pearcs.
Register Water " orks--M. l.. 6tratton.
Grain Mess arer--Jss. B. Glib.
Cautain Night Wstch---A. Wilkinson.
Members Of Council. Members Of Hastings Court.
d J. Saunders. James Bray.
Thos. G Eppes. Chcs. c. Elicit.
Samuel d. Denoon. ~ C. Lipscomb.
Chss Dmmock. John NJ Murray
John Tate. C.P Word
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