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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

LITERARY HEGIRA-Lats San Francisco papers
state that Mrs. Cora Anna Weeks, the newly ar
rived eoitress of the AthenauIn, "a weekly literary
newspaper lately started In the golden city under
ber auspices. took fight with her husband, under
the assumed Dames Of SIR and Mrs. Percival !" Oh
the l4th of April, for Australia, in the bark
Glimpse, taking with her some 81 800 which sue
had pre-collected from subscribers, and leaving
several hundred dollars of debts. The affair has
created no small hatter in literary circles.
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Icy NorIoE.-To THE yorERs IN THE

COUNTY OF CHEsTERFIELD--ln consequence of the
decision of the Attorney General, that Vim Il GILL;
the present Sheriff OF the county of Chesterfield
ineligible to that office for another ter therefore
of the county of Chesterfield aud
promise if elected to devote myself assiduously to
the discharge of the duties of the Office.
May Is, 1855. Imy l9 tde*l ROBERT W. GILL.
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FAILEp ro AppEAR-On Tuesday last

Martha Ann Wright had Thomas X, Dodson ar
rested for assauting aud beating her, but when be
was taken before the Mayor, yesterday morning,
The examination therefore adjourned until
this morning, in order to give the police oppor-
tuDIty OF bringing her to sight.
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gssyr Now or NKvrR-Tbe bost bo-

A<E -foN tH NhhtR.-tle pest bar
enjas. oaare3 at the Auction store Of Henry "
C4srt,S 10 $50 Main street. until SATURDAY kpril
i"ih, s-i'f' worth Of RiGH JkWELKY at auction
arl P''' SIC sale iadirS auction THURSDAY and Fri.
Ga. mornings az 81 ~clock. Genttenleiis auction
efttE n'Eh - a oclock. The above goods ara OF
III ysaa; from the North and nlust be soid urithIr,
Reserve ~ The highest bidder.
apS No i5t MAJ Sra, d.
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In compliance with the desire Of Many Friends"
l respectfully present myself as u candidate fer
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE for the
Third District (or Monroe Wara) of the city OF Rich-
mend deem it unnecessary to make further
pledge than an assurance of the faithful perbtn-
ance OF the duties of the ofce should be the plea
sure of my fellow citizens to elect me.
ap l2-dtds GEO. III TOMPKINB.
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Eg- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO.
FL am still candidate for the Office Of CONSTA-
BILE, and leave it to YOU my fellow-cnizens to say
whether shall be permitted TO serve you n that
capacity or not. GEO. WASH. THOMAS.
nv
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CIRCUIT CoUET. - The civil term of
Judge Meredifh's court is now being held in the
State court house, aud lawyers, judge aud jurors
seem to be laboring earnestly to get the docket
clear Judge NJ. is performing vastly more official
labor tnan ne can possibly staHd great while.
His duties arduous enough for two judges. ami
it would be wise policy in the Legislature to divide
them in some way,
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fEs sTAsrES COLLARS AND BANDS
to!. working; also, Stamped Linen Bands and
sleeves fof sadtes, LADIES BAZAAR.
ar 3u--im No las Broad straet
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FAsr DAWN Edmond. Jeff and

FAST IRWIN .-Edmond, JeH and
John, three drivers in the employ of P. +. White,
were convicted before the Mayor, yesterday, of fast
driving in the street. and but for the fact that
proved good characters and promised never 10 of
lend again, would have received the lash. Their
master fined $l5, which he paid to screen bis
servants.
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hay To THE Vargas or RIoHuoSn

announce myself a candidate for re-
election to the Office of SHERIFF OF the city OF
zens at the election on the 9th of May next
my l9-tde II X ELLYSON
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MOVEMENTS OF BREApsTuFFs.-The rush of bread
stuffs towards tide-water, compared with last
year, is very strong. The receipts Of hour and
wheat at Buffalo. 0swego and Ogdensburg, n. y,
this year are 714l75 barrels in excess OF the
same time last year. This is an excess of honr
exceeding the entire exports of that article from
New York this year nearly 100000 barrels. st
Chicago, whence such large supplies have been
drawn this season, compared with last, the stock
Of wheat on the s,h inst, was nearly double what
Ii was 9th of May, 1851.
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ga~I am candidate for reelection to
the office ofC0MMISSI0NER of OF THE REVENUE,
in the upper district, Chesterfield county.
ap l5-d&cwtdes W G. FEOURNOY
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FOUND GUILrY.-William Thacker was
airaigued before the Mayer yesterday to answer
the charge of assaulting and beating Joseph Co
pella The evidence proved him guilty, and be
was thereupon held to bail for his iuture good be-
hayior.
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SaGs- Gs0aGA u. STEEL, Dentist, Otioe
e. 'oeidence No 81. on Main between Stk end 9th
tresI~. Aichmoud Va. my 3J-ly
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SHERIFF..

ED 10 MY FBLLow-CITrzEs or THE
Eo9Nrf OF HEyRtco.-f am candidate for the SHE.
REALTY of the County of Henrico ana rasna..
iuliy solicit your suffrages the ensuing election
Ap2i-dins NICr nArro
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gss~ DUDLRy Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Pine BRAN.
DIES, Old WHiSkkYo aud CIGARS. No. ~ Main
l.cet. g. a
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n GOODWIN

afJ- To THE vorERs OF THE CRY on
RcHMosD-I respectfully announce myself . can
didate for COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE,
for Monroe Ward the present Incumbent declining
q re. election. JkSSE WHERkY.-
mi
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SUNDAY NIGHT OUTRAGE.--The noIic

are laboriRg .rDesty to discover the persons en-
gagged in breaking fountains, uuhiuging gates
tearing down fences and uprootug ornamental
trees, on Sunday night last, in order to get them
before the Mayor for punishment, and it is not at
all improbable that they will succeed, since pri-
vate citizens have volunteered their aid to ferret
out the perpetrators. So many beautiful yards
have been despeiled of their shrubbery, by this
species of sport aud much unpleasant feeling
has been eDgeudered that are not at all sur
prised to the injured parties bent on prose
cutting the trespasseTs to the extent Of the law
Men do not like to have their private property de-
stroyed to make sport for others-nOr are they
willing to have their front yards turned into gra-
Zing grounds for their neighbors' cows-aud now
that they have commenced action, the guilty par
ties may expect TO sufier the consequences.
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l,LOaGE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New

f,EO8GE, sTARRETT-Belvin New
~ Building Governor Street. between Main and
Franklin (iorrneriy Main street Richmond, We,
Manufacture aud Dealer in stoves Ranges Furnaces,
Farmers Boilers. Portable ovens, Pumps water
Hams, Bath Tuhs, Sinks, Lead and Iron Pipe Zinc,
III AID sheet Iron Ware, Sal Irons, and House
Keeping Goods generally.
Castng. for Repairs always on hand. ans all or
ders Tor Work or Merchandise executed with dis
GOVERNOR STREET STOVE STORE.
t-fa
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xs- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO. .,
HESRICO COUNTY, am Candidate for the Of
hce Of CONSTABLE in the Third DISTRICT should
t be youT pleasure fellow citizens % siect ne. the
duties OF the olcs shall be discharged with prompt
ness and fidelity. Election Fourth THURSDAY In NAY
next. Y
Ap S-dtds WM- y. ffLAh-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sssA- DR. JoHN b. WALTHALL, (HomUo-
rathis Offers his professional services To the oi,i
as Of Richmond and its vicinity ofaoe at hia ne.
sdeuce on Leigh street. two doors from eth
l-I2nN
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s6- To THE vorxRs OF HEslIoo

CoUsTT.-I hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of COMMISSION Ek OF THE kEVENUk
for the upper District at this approaching election.
and respectfully solicit your sufrages. should ft
be your pleasure elect me, promise to discharge
the duties of the office faithfully and pune tuxiiy.
nh H--dtdeE JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
~ FELLOW CITIZENS or THE COUNTY
or "a gNRIoo-I am candidate for thu ONCE Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County, at the ensuing election In
May next and respectfully solicit your snffrsges.
nah 25-tde GEO w CARfnk.
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T. ]. CARTER,
--=----- -------
Hfa SurpIvr.

SfA. SBERIFFALTY OF HENRIoo.-I am
candidate for reelection to tie Office of SHERIFP
OF Henrico. JNO A HUTCHEs2SN
de lQ-dtde T~~~'
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RIcaNoSD.-I am candidate for the ofice Of OOM-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of ny
me TO that position. l shall endeavor TO show by Q
faithful discharge Of my duties. that yeur condsnss
has not been misplaced.
NH 2-tde MILLS D. GOODWIN
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LADIES FAIR.--Don't fail to visit the
Ladies' Fair, on South Main street, between 14th
aud 18th, this evening. They have on sale a large
number of useful as we'll ornamental articles,
and as their efforts in good cause, you should
patroniZe them.
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sN- AT rHs RroUssr Of many Of my

fellowcitizens, ! respectfully announce myself
candidate for the office Of COMMISSION kR or
TIE REVENUE Tor Monroe Ward ana will pledns
my self TO discharge faithfully the duties OF the o.
fee. il elected. JOHN r. Stage
NV
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SALE or PEws.-The sale Of the pews of tho new
Methodist church at the corner Of Fourth avenue
and Twenty-second street In New York, took place
Monday night and Was we'll attended About l50
we're sold, and premium was realized of nearly
AZ 00U This Is the first instance record in this
country Of the pews Of q Methodist church being
sold at auction.
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COMO TO AsHLANp-A large number


of our citizens will visit Ashland, On Sunday next,
to hear the sermon there TO be preached by Rev.
Dr. Burrows. The first regiment OF Virginia Vol
unteers will be in encampment about that time,
aud the sermon, doubt, will be particularly di-
rected to them.
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s1co CouSTY.-At the request Of many friends, "a.
nouncs myself candidate for the ofice Of CUM-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE Tor the Upper
District at the approaching election. and respect
fully solicit your suffrages should 10 be your plea
to elect me, promise 70 discharge the duties
ap A-tdes HUGH LONGEST.
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nSs~ To THE VoTEas or kIcHnox

Cry IL am candidate for re election to the ofRes
of COM MISSIONER OF THE REV ENUE for Jd-
ferson Ward list District) aud resgectfully solicit
your support. so JN0 NJ fRANClBO0.
m. Election day. 9TH May. Three Comm ission-
ers to be roted for throughout The etty.
an l6--IW tfbNtde tst+ -5f FL 3,5 este sl.lg (
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CoMMIssONERa

81 COMMISSIONER 0F THE REVENUE UP.
Pen DISTRICT, HENRlOo COUNTY.-I announce
ID yself a candidate for the eC0MMlSSI0hEkHHIP
OF the Upper District Of Henrico county. In the
place of Jacob Ii keesee resigned and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election 9th May.
felected will discharge the duties Of the once
faithfully. ap T-dt2sM WP LAYTON.
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No PAPERs.-John Roots, free ne
gro, arrested for want of register, was committed
TO prison yesterday by order of the Mayor.
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THROWING STONES John Smith.
free negro, convicted before the Mayor, yester-
day, OF throwing stone at Jim Jones, another ne
gro, on 10Th street. and ordered to receive striped
Jacket
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pI- To THE VorERs OF TIE 4rH DIS.
rRIcr HEsRIco CoUsTY.-I respectfully offer my
wees 10 my fellow citizens, candidate for ths 0
hce Of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the 9Th District. and
will discharge the duties earnestly aud faithfully
IL II should be your pleasure to elect ne.
ap 2g-tds BENJAMIN R. READ.
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G0S- AM A CANDIDATE YoR rHn Or
TICE OF COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward. 4s
NH l7-tdeS JNO II MURRAY,
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RT AM CANDIDATE FOR TIE Or
Prcs 0F CON MISSIONER Uf THE kEvENUE or
the Upper District Vi the county Of Henrico. as the
NH is-tde DANIEL GARDINER.
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fkSy- To THE VorRRs or rHr CrrY 3

ESE TO THE FUTkKb UE THM OIfY OF
KIcHM0ND.-I am a candidate for the once a CON-
MISSIONER URTHE REvENU O II Tor Monroe ward
have been q resident Of this city for naany years.
and more particularly OF said ward. aud most re-
pectiuly solicit your votes at the election on nth
inst This being the frst time have presented
my self before you for any ONCE. and should IL be
your pleasure to confer 1t upon me- the duties there
of will be faithfully aud impartially discharged. 81
my 7-dtds LORENZO GRADY
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sr TO THE VOTERS or THE FOURTH
DIsTaIcf OF HESKico CoUHTY.-At the solicitation Of
many friends. L announce myself candidate for
CONSTABLE Of 4th District, and most respectfully
solicit your votes on the 9Th day Of May next.
my H-dtds WM L. DUNAMAfs
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~-PLAIs STATEMENTS or FAors. =

DR.. HAMPTON, GoW aged 80 years, speaks. Hear him.
Are you sickf Beware of imitationsl Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfelting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, zoo
stand the test of public opinion. No art Of puhine
galvanze worthless article so as to keep it up
4s a good medicine. if IL be not really
good medicine will liye become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra
uess testfying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adver
tising.
In prsof of what say above, we refer you tc
Halnpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MR. WIN. HIaA No. 1876 Sosth Paca street. Balti
Disease.
Mr. EDWIN Nj. SPRANKLIN, No. 81 Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful case Of Scrofua OF years
stan ling lost number OF pieces of bone restored to
health.
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. WIN. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, sui.
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
aud mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
toms Vegetable Tncture, after other things failed
MIR Henry g. Winn lad acough fer yoars-greai
weakness, &C. had in all five or six physicians tried
aiIs he remedies, but WAS cured only by
HAMPToN's JEG ETABLE TINCTURE.
eS- Delicate Ladies aud Children viii please give
Sid by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; By
DR.. CoOkE Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists In
Petersburg. by MORTIMER 4 MoWBRAY, Balti
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere.
HA-$I per bottle ak bottles for 81. -d4c
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gszS- DR.. HowAKD--has removed from
the Medical College. to the Richmond House, on
Governor Street. ORPICE--with DR.. petIcoas.
23-imF
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nH- CLERKsHIP OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
1P hKNRICo.-At the request Of many Of my friends,
announce self q candidate for the ofios od
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT on HENKICO.
mh 5-dtde$ JOHNSON BANDS.
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E65- AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP of Henrico County Court.
NH 26-2ms JNO HARRIeON
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.
CLERK or COUNTY COURT

1V- To THE VoTERs or HEsKIco CouN-
I'll respectfully announce myself candidate
Tor reelection TO the Office Of CLERK OF HENKf.
co COUNTY COURT. at the election in May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM RULkEH'
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ssz- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO. 2,
HIsHEco CousrY-I am candidate for re-clsctisn 10
the Ofice Of CONSTABLE. and shoald II be Jour
continue faithfully and respectfully 70 perform the
duties OF the othce. .,,. 57
my I2-tdes JUskPh hLLAV1I.
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"a TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY o
HEsRIco.--i am a candidate for the ofice Of CON.
MISSIONER of THE REVENUE for the Up
per District of the county. and respectfully solicit
your votes In Nay next. =
NH l3-dtd C0RBIN BURTON.
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t6y-To THY VoTERs or HENRIco CoUx-
rY-I am q eandiaate for reelection 10 the once Of
OF THE REVENUE FOR THE
Low Err DISTRICT. JAMES H. 0UNN.
NH z2-tdes
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nEA- To THE VOTERS OF HEsRIco CouS.
I'll respectfully announce yself Candidate for
the Office OF Clerk of Henrico County Court ct the
lection in May next. TEMPLE kLLETT.
fe l3-tde
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16T To THE vorrps or THE Cry oy

k0 TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
MlSHhoSD-l III a n am candidate for the Office ofCLzRK
or ia ,nh o!HSUlf COURT Of the City of Richmond
NH l9-ts fsMs2 TT rvTvr
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gEsys lHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
=

1hl= INV $iNRbte ltcilCfiIe GNiing III the cure
all chose painful abb GsuSe diseases incident to
the teIIa' 'g constitution.
IL ~ rlgTates all exCeSsvs and removes all obstTuc-
ti9ns. from whatever cause aud speedy may
be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited Ii will, II short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These ftils should not BE- tGisH ty females that arr
pregnant. t3tr5yig the FIRST THREE MONTHS. Us
ttSy sure u bTtRg or Eiscarriags; bd Ut eeerV
0fsr ttms and m ere5y 0ts5 case, teV are perfectly
SIts.
in all cases Of Nerv and Spinal Affections PaiI,
in the Back aud Limbs Heavinoss, Fatigue Eight
exertiou Pal pitation ut the Heart, L. of spr-
it, Mysteries. Sick Headache y hites. and all the
painful diseases oCca-ioned by dIsOrdered SYSTEM
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Fui' directions in the pamphlat around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
bottle containing 50 pills, and eGcircleG with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free iAr = AMI postage stamps.
HK-PURCELL. LADD Il CO., wholesale agents for
Virginia. NH l2-d6cw3m"
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DIsfRIcr. Fellow Citizens: rcspect fully offer my-
self as . candidate for c0NsTABLE 10 the above
District, and will be pleased 70 receive yunr votes
m 3--tdee TaH5 d IA BULLiN4xON. 4
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TOPEKA BRIDGE fIsIsHED.-The great crossing OF
ths kansas river Ia now completed. On saturday,
the lst day of May, 1858, the Topeka bridge, the
first and only bridge across the kaw river, was
finished and is now being crossed hourly by trains
and fnama of all dissertations.
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ffSF- To rae CrTIzrys or IN

k6 To THE CITIZENS or RICHMOND. -
n spl etfully announce myself q candidate f,r
COM MISSIONER OF THE REyENUE for Monroe
Ward the present incumbent declining re-elvo-
my s-siss % '"''' WM BoorwRIaHT, ssn,r.
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f0~GREAr lMpRov EMENr

ETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has Instruments supe-
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation is such as To render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, rerr
tfiig to briJ the tooth The first trial never breaking
parts. .
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing. and In
,erting Teeth, gently and thoronghly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street
nj 4-2T m
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J. q. Stanley, for so years clerk of Craven co.,
N. O., court, died on the LIST inst.
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am candidate for reelection 10 the efes OF CON-
Ward. cd Distrct,) aud respectfully soIlcit your
support. EDWIN BURr0fN
ers % be eoted Tor MrouQhoaa de oifn. my iT.-tda
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TRIAL FOR MURDER In the q. 3. Cir
cult Court, Judge Halyburton presiding, at 10
o'clock yesterday, THOMAS WHITE, late second mate
Of the bark OcIavia, indicted for the murder of
William Ennis. a seaman on said bark appeared
for trial, and on motion of bis counsel was per.
n!itted TO withdraw the plea of not g,litty hereto.
fore made When this VIZ granted. a general de.
murrer was filed to the whole Indictment and the
veniremen were than discharged The demurrer
will be argued at length today, and if sustained
II new Grand Jury will probably be summoned to
iudict the accused If overruled, new veniremep
viii! be summoned, aud the trial proceeded with
unless for good cause the is continued until
the next term of the court Most fthe witnesses
are Low in prison, where they are supported aud
allowed 81 per day EACH 10y the Federal Govern
ment. The Marshal allows them to be walked out
by bis deputies every day, 20 preserve their
general health and render themselves as com ia.
ble as circumstances will permit.
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The wisconsin Legislature is about to restore
the death penalty.
The Troy IN. " whig says that the small pox 10
quite prevalent In that city.
Richard willing, an old citizen OF Phiiadeiphis,
aud son of the former President VI the United
sta.es Bank, died on the lTth inst.
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o6- To THE Worms or rHn CIrY or
RICHMOND Il am candidate Tor the once Of CON-
MIsSt0NkR OF THE KEvEsUk for Monroe
Ward. and respectfully solicit your support.
dEU WEED
Election Zsth May, Three Corlnissloners ars
voted for throughout the city. my I3-tds
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