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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

CosrEssIoS.-A sailor died recently in Texas;
and on his death bed confessed that he was one of
the crew who murdered Mrs. Alston, of s. c.. forty
years ago. Mrs. Aston vas the daughter of Aaron
Burr. She sailed from Charleston for New York
in brig, and ON the trip the crew mutinied
and murdered all the officers and passengers Mrs
Aston being the last one to walk the plank. The
sailor remembered her look of despair, aud died
in the greatest agony of mind. s
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cow.,IssJosrRs

+ IaS- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP.
PER DISTKICT, HkhKIC0 COUNTY. Il announce
my self a candidate for the COMMISSION EkSHIP
Of the Upper District Of Hsnrico county. In the
place Of Jacob u keeeee; reegned, and respectfully
solicit your vote at eroing election nth May.
II elected will discharge the dutiss of the once
faithfully. sp 7-at2sA w Z LAWT0N.
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Fatal MJsTlKE.--on Monday evening last, while
Mr.. shiilinglaw, OF Hamilton, Canada was pre-
pairing -eidlita powder, he mistook quantity OF
arsenic for the carbonate of soda, whlch he Ind
for the purpose of making ute drink; he mixed.
the poison, and before he discovered his mistake
drank freely of the fatal drassht Sometime az
terwsr's he felt symptoms Of the poison, and men
toned It. Medical assistance was immediately
called in, bat too late, for he expired IN few
minntes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

TRIAL OF j. Ii. TucKER.-The trial of JOS H.
Tucker, Indicted for fraud and embeZzleruent in
the finances of the Mineral Bank at Cum berland
Md, was brought pIematurely to close Friday
by the prosecuting attorney, who abandoned the
case on the testimony for the commonwealth, and
asked q verdict of acguittal from .he iurv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10
To Mr. FELLOW CIrIzEss or run Crrr

To Mr. FELLOW CIrIzENs OF TIE CITY
i.i kIcHnoNB--After advising with my friends, aud
atthe request of some OF them, announce nysefa q
candidate for the ofice Of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE In Monroe Ward, (inwh hch have
resided for twenty yesrs in the place OF MIR. Hsnd-
ley. who will not be again candidate atthe elte-
on to be held ON ttie Tth day Of May next. have
served you as police officer Tor the last seven years
and shoul bepleased 10 receive yonr support for the
above Office a w HTYIER
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EFFECT OF LIauoR.-At Augusta Ca. on the 9th,
David Davidson, a discharged clerk, blew out his
brains with musket whilst under the influence
of liquor A traveller named S. g. Lane. from
emitting his throat, but was prevented by bystan.
ders. He was also under the inauence OF liqnor.
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Two MES DRowNsp. sp.--Trubert Miller and Henry
Geesuer were drowned, Friday morniug, in Jofdar
creek, near Allentown, Pa, while engaged il
catching floating wood. They were in a boat
which was upset, and being unable to swim, wert
both drowned before assistance could be rendered
Their bodies have not been recovered. Each leaves
a wife and family. 'tN "i 2"
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JAIL DELrvERY.-RascAis are breaking Jail all
over the country. Lately there have been Jail de-
liveres in half dozen Western States. Three
prisoners have jus, escaped from the Charleston
Jail. OF course the jsilor was exonerated In fact
the prisoners left note, saying it not his fault
they had escaped. But for this testimonial, it
might have been imagined that their board was
not satisfactory. ID,
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~PLAIu STATEMENTS or FACTS


DR. HAwrro, -ow aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him;
e Are yon sckt Beware of irntatiorel Ask fei
Haaptons Vegetable Tncture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may laduef
ooanterfeting. .as-# s.s-4 ff. sis
A medicine must have morit, and great merit, too
can gaisanlze worthless article, TO keep IL NJ
a. good medicine " IL be not really so,
A good medicine will hive, become popular and or.
tend its Eaes year after year, in spite Of oppostoB
The people readily and out Its virtues and the fame
OF them Rssses from mouth to mouth with moro IA
pisity thar newspapers spread il. A living wit
meas testifying 10 the cure meccfne has made FOR
him. 10 OF more service than any newspaper sdver
Using.
Hsinptoes Vegetable Tincture aud its effects !,
Nh. WV. HIGx No I95 soath Paca street, Bait
nors. cured Of Rheumatisrn. Dyspepsia and Nervoss
Ms. Epwrs M. srxAsKrrs, Mo. n Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case Of scroiuia o. Year,
st&ens, lost number OF pieces OF bone. restored f
Mi.s Macy scorIxtD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streeher ease, alter years of suheripg, has aston
lhed her friends Let the AFFLICTED eal 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DisEASE. &C.
Mr. VIA. 0idharn OF baltimore Crsfcin ouss, SUI
serse from these Complaints ~ y y nonshs with BODY
tons Vegetable Tincture after other things failed.
- 80 CoUGH, CONSUMPTION, Ac.8 fSI
Mr. Henry O. WInn had acough for years-Efeat
weakness. &C. had In oil five OF Bic physctanE trlea
ALT h ssgsss; ssTs sa; a;srrHsfs ss fgrsf resrupH
=. Defeats Ladies and Children VII please give
" soid u b Ir puaCELL, LADD = 90. Richmond; ey
Ps fs1ssafs run s. M6hriat soWnaY Wi bald
more sud 81 Ruggistsand ehopkespers every whore.
ATi per bottle ~ bottles Tor ". -oSo
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DUEL.-A meeting took place on the 1st inst
upon the Metairie Ridge, just below New Orleans
between Messrs. 7. S. McCay and u. C. Edwards-
The weapons used we're doublebarreled guns,
loaded with ball the distance forty PAGES Four
shots were exchanged. Mr.. McCay, on the fourth
FIRE, received the Dail Of his adversary in the left
leg below the knee. The parties then left the
field Mr.. MeCay's wound is slight The parties
had been hedto bail the day before in heavy bonds
to keep the peace. +'.. -'|' E.. ".
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ssV Ssr YOUR HousEHoLD In ORpsR.-

As su11tuer approaches, the human system becomes
desiitated, aud often 60 much weakened that life
becomes bnrthen 10 it's possessoT. School misses
aud boys. As we'll adults, suffer from Ielax alton
nent dseases are tn. fruits Of seglect A good ton
ic in inch case, IS the grand d<sderdtuHs and as
site Qusties the free of them ell that is ne
esSsary 30 stimulate the dgestve organs, sharper
the appetite and give such tone to the stomach as
will enable the machinery of our nature to perform
Its functions in a healthy manner. In no instance
have they failed TO give entire satisfactio when
used aRd We therefore commend them TO public IN
yer. 1871 $500 sts t - I
For sale by al the principal druggists in the city Of
Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. ap l3 .
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. That interestiur Ioe.litv kuowu soc

Rockets, was disturbed yesterday by a domestic,
tempest in the family Of VIM Sullivan. officer
Seal, being in the neighborhood, was extracted to
the scene by the shrieks of females and finding
the door Of the house locked, went ia through the
window, and arrested Sullivan, who was induig-
ing in the popular pastime Of pupisbng his wits
or course Mrs Sullivan tried to rescue her husband
from the officer, and TO prevent his going to the
watch honse, but her efforts were unavsiIiug-
Cause of the row-WhiskY l"N nsrn- .Ir aIF-si.
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eainseTer eEsered At the Auction Store of HENRY w
QaaTles, No, iN Main street, until saturday knr,
i'th, s@t0 wQIth Q. RICH JkwELRY At suction
day sno1n5ags at II s'clock. aeutleasms sue t;an
every nighs AZ "a clock The absve goods are nI
she very huss! quality, being the stock e( a rata,
uaerchaot from the North. and npst he so,d
reserve to the Highest bidder. :" y 's's"'
HENRY. W, QUARLFs
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. esss- TO rHs v0rr.s or HEsrico

COUsFV-I hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office OF COMMISSION Ek OF THE REVENUE
tor the upper Distrct. 80 approaching election.
and respectfully solicit yonr SUR ages shond iI
be your pleasure 70 elect me, PROMISE 70 discharge
the dnfes Of the Office fathfnily and netualy.
3 nh gz--dtdess ta#} JAMES d. sEAUaHAk.
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~, To MY FsLLow -CIrIzExs OF HEN

RICO CoESIY.--Atths request of many friends, Iaa-
nounce myself candidate for the Office of COM
M1es10NER OF THE REVENUE fer the Upper
District, At the approaching election. and respect
fully solicit yopr sufraaes, should il be your plea
sure to electins, promise to dschafRe the duties
ofthe o1fce faithfully. Res spectfufly, ,Es.s1s g
! an 1--Idetsl - -. . .HLGA LON4EST.
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- CoMnIssIornR OF THr Rrvrsur -

In compliapse, with the desire Of Many Friends"
l respectfully present myself VS. atAanddate for
CoSnlssioHkR40f OF THE REVENUE for the
Third district (or Monroe WaTd of the city Of Rich
nsnd. deem IL unnecessary to make d further
pledge than an assurance Of the faithful psrbrm-
sce OF the duties of the Office, should be the plea
sure of my fellow citizens 10 elect NE,
ap I2-&td$ GEO. II TONPKINe,
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HSs- sARaroqA FnpInx spsINe W.yrRa

a. AessTs. PlRcELL LApD Cos. No, l23 Main street
hichmonf. VS.. by the gross simple box Also Tor
ssIs az sD lhe principal Drug Stores in the city Yer
analysis. drectons flr use. aud certificates of eml
aeat physicians, circular, which can be obtsi
NJ the Dfug Stores . '.'s sr.,3&ls3 y Y ]
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors G. " .
W BeT1N 4 CO., Saratoga Springs, or at their De
pot, IS BARCLAY street, New York ap Ie-5m
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pposIfAulK EsaAassErT.--Among the passen'
GER. IN the Moses Tsyior, from New York, Friday
Was the ceiebastcd negro minstrel, George Cbristy
he goes 10 san Francisco on three years engage
lnent. Rumor says he was offered $4,000 year
or A third of the profits, and chose the iatter.
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YICTIa TO NkPER.-In Charlottesville, New York
last week. Mrs. Ford, being drunk, badly choked
one of her children. Her husband coming home.
threw her bottle of iquor out of the window, when
out of revenge she took some rat poison and died
before aid could arrive. .it'l f@s .'fti f1sf 81
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SPECIAL Nor1cae.

tT-DK. JonS +. JAcKsos--office No.
II Main street, Market Rridse. Residence. Rich.
,send House, oprrs,te the Severnors Mansion.--
nixht, will s'eet vita psouant attention. ~ ~
1--lpa
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ESCAPE OF SLAyEss-on Sunday night last seyen
slaves belonging to A. Hogmire, and one to d. H
schDebly, of Washington county, Nd, ran away,
but were captured near Shippensburg, Pa, aud re-
turned by their csptors, who were paid $500 for
ther trouble. Two slaves belonging to John t.
WorthDgton, and one to the Hampton estate, in
Baltimore county. were arrested few nights ago.
while making tracks for Pennsylvania.
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ELoPEaEr.-Mr. R. Boughton, Of Conesvlie
SchohaFie. county, New York and young lady
named Rennie, from Greene county. recently elop-
ed. Mr.. Boughtonis is a man Of about sixty years
of age merchant, and a class teacher, and has
left Il wife and family in sore trouble. szq5g !
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SERVED MN RiuHT.--A few days since, man.
residing near Galens, Illinois, took Load of pota
toes to that town SELL but not being able to get
a higher offer than ten cents per bushel, he de-
clined selling rnd threw the load into Fever river
lie was arrested, thereupon, taken before the ap-
thorites and f1ned $l4 for obstruciiug fhe nsFiga
ss1Y
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L,
In Bath county, Va. q
The venerable John Van Zandt of Albany, N
Y, universally known as "Cashier Van Handt,
died in that city on Wednesday. He was ninety
one years old. sa
Negro John, convicted of the murder of Mr.
Jones, was hung in Greensboro, Ala, on Friday
last. -EtssgsE
Napoleon Ill, has completed his 6oth year, hav
ing been born at the Tuilleres on the 10th April
lS0S .7f'7"
1T is reported in Washington that old and ex
tnct Mexican gubernatorial. seals have been used
to forge private land deods in California.
Daniel Z. Colby, of Lowell, Mass, about 40 years
old, and very respectable man, became insane
last week under strong religious excitement.
The annual Episcopal Convention for the dio'
cese of Massachusetts assembled in Boston on
Wednesday, Bishop Eastburn presiding f
The English Government has authorised pew
degree Of electorate OF science" which will be
conferred by the London. University 80 sai
Col. Morgan, u S. consnl at Marseiies il is said,
will be Minister to Portugal, vice Osallivan, re-
called.
/, The ears on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad were
lately thrown frem the track, and ID, Hughes, the
conductor, killed. as~t -..f gj .ttsi ~ s.sats
Rob't Moore, a respectable citizen Of Aiamance
county, n. c., committed suicide on the S0th ult,
by hanging himself i.ass,.ses s.--.i
The dwelling house of Rev. John Crsw ford, near
Cassyiile Ca was destroyed by hre On Tuesday
morniag last. - u = ttAtl Is3a3Id ~
3 1t is said that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has increased the wages OF its employees five
per cent. .t s .# -,
Letters from the North of Europe speak unfa-
yorsbly Of the prospects Of the grain crop. 58sf
1t Is said the North Carolina banks will resume
specie pay ments on the 25th inst. "a -. a,1.
The Des Jardiness Bridge disaster has already
cost the Western railway over $l6i 600. 8a
sAiexsAdsr shoemaker was killed by q fall from
his horse in Hampshire co, Va, on the 18th uit.
Thereiwere SO deaths In Wheeling, Va, during
tfleinenth ofAprii. 8 sa ~ tft4 stA
An effort is making at Norfolk, Va, for theor-
ganizatiop of q Free Episcopal Church. ssE.s..
Bx.president Comnlonfort, of Mexico, is lon his
way to Europe.
The Mayor Of New York Is lstrpngly urgiag the
establishment OF a ineunted police iofee, W
i. Hem A.Atkinson has bean elected Mayor Of
snsithtieId, Va kaa - 5eaisG4 e'il 80 3
The annual session of the Connecticut ,Legis.
ialprs, commenced at Ses Haven on Wednesday,
Assgf5s s,ss faay4f sk,@f
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DEATH CEREMONIES s--The remains Of Thomas
Borke a fireman, who was murdered in Norfolk
Va, by two sailors, we're inferred Friday Five
FIRE companies of Norfolk, and Portsmouth Joined
ia the procession. Several bands OF music were
in attendance; the engine bells were all toied and
the flags Of the engine houses were placed at hall
mast ..~f t-s+f 81 x r.i lF - s,I t't
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BANK RoBFxRY-The City Bank at Hudson Owls
was robbed the night of the 9th ult, Of go
The moon was shining brightly, and the noise OF
blowing open the safe was heard by dozen per
soma, bnt the burglars got of safely with their
plunder.
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MILLS, D. GopwIH.
RSs- TO THE Vorxas or rHs CrrY Q

! NT- 20 THE Vorsas or THE CrrY or
RIcHMoEp.--I am candidate for the ofRcsof CON-
MISSIONER QF THE kESENUE. for the I'd Dis
Hict. Monroe Hard9
The election will take place on the 9th May next,
anu as am now engaged in the discharge OF tbs
duties OF the Office, Is OF MT Hundley,
lwho declines a reeiectoA.l hope yea will exsuss
nae, II do not call on you all in person.
am now, and have been for nearly six years re-
side nj OF the city. - ssr ~ Il i. $50 $3.50
Yeur votes are respectfully solcitsd. -
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s- DUpLEY s Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers ia Choice WINES, Fine IRAN.
pIEs, Old " RISREYs and CIGARS, No. u Vain
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IL CALL AccspfEn.--ReV. Vim. n. Steele, OF Greene
vile, Tenn has received aud accepted call from
the Vestry of st. Thomss Church (protestont
Episeofanin Wytheyille, Va, 70 heeoms Its pas.
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WESTERN PRoDUcE.-There has been received at
Buffalo, since the beginning of the year by the
Central Railroad 34,9Tl beeves, 40, ,942 sheep and
74,007 hogs What must be the resources of a
country that pours forth its productiveness in
such tide? - ,-s.- ~.
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1n- LADIES, BAzAAs, No. 175 Bao.p

ST., LArE VAL. CosKs's SToRR.-Hayiag taken the
above named store We have in addition to our Nil,
linery and Trimmings, opened large stock OF DRY
GU0DS, to which ainsise the attention OF our ets-
toners. We have en hand a fine assortment pf
vsentas at 81 cts per I'd; Lawns AZ l2s cts Prinfs
l24 and 10 cts; Gin yhsuis; bleaehed aud nnhiesch-
ed Cottous Briitiauts; irsh Liner Linen Birds ye
Jaeonet, merics; plain aud fgured swiss Masiiis
table Linen; foweling; Hosiesy Josvens Kid Gloves
az W cts per pair; HandkerchiolE ParassIs from rs
cts 10 Mt; Swiss and CaIibrfc Collars from 81 cfs
10 s2s; swis and Causbrie Bands. Edgines and IN.
seFftoas; Lace Wells. snd general asserinient of
lowest cash pfices ''F''7 !
N. B.-Hoop SKIRTS. brass, stseIand plated Hoops;
Reed Hoops at CTS apiece. ap2 2-9w
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QUEER RBasoNIsG.--The murderer, Ira Stout, has
written a long letter in bis own defence 1t is
curious production. He claims that he might be
put to better nses than hanging, declares that he
had not fair chance in life, and in ence to bis
victim, Littles, holds the doctrine that a man who
was so bad as he had right to live. Stout heaps
abuse on the dead man; lsuds his sister Sarah and
appeals in bis own behalf to the sympa.hies of
public which, be says, has been unduly, prejudced
against him. The letter is interlarded with a Sc
riea of moral reflections. t,--. -
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EaA- Dr.. HowARD-has removed from
the Medical College, TO the Richmend Hous2. on
Governor. 0FRfCE--wi.h DIR. Peticolas - n.
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A LADY GARo1TTp AND RoBBRD.--0n Tuesday
pight, Miss Anu Hill, who resided in Newark, n.
j., was returning home from the house of neigh
Dor, when, near vacant lot, she seized by
the throat from behind and robbed of small SUN
of money, umbrella, and roll of unbleaohed
muslin. She must have lain in5ensible for nearly
an hour, after which she gave alarm, and was
picked up and carried home, her face and head be
ing badly cut and bruised Although seriously in
jured, il is thought she will recover. ,5 -.
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k STAhPEB CoLLARs AND Bayps
for working; also, stamped Linen Band, and
sleeves Tor ladies. LADIES' BAZAAR,
up Hl-fm " fa-ff't.'e No I?5 Broad STRAIT
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( The GRAND aJURY of the Husings
Court meets to-day, There is a large docket, be-
sides several cases OF felony 1t would be we'll for
the GRAND Jury to take eognzance ofthe. fact that
many keepers OF orduaries have thus far failed to
comply with the new law for the regulation of the
sale of liquor. Tho law compels compliance with
the conditions at the April term of the court; re
quires the applicP ut for license to give bond IN
500, with good security, and take an oath in open
court to observe faithfully all laws in regard to
dosiing with slaves end free negroes.
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HARD TAEs.--The Chicago Democrat says that
laborers in that city not likely to get more
than six shillings day during the coming sea
son, and that hundreds there out of en-
pioyment. ..f rt'.H'
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RECALL OF A MISIsTER--Dr. NJ. de Briceno, spe-
cial Minister to the United states from the Repb-
tic of Venezuela to settle to Aves Island claim,
which has been pending for some time, has been
recalled 5y the Provisional Government Of Gen.
Castro. e . " t.. ..t .-.
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pRIDGFoRD' & co. el
~ Have In store gpd.for sale Ia lots to sit pur.
ehasers James river n ydfaule CEN ENr Rosen.Ae
CEsfEkT. Rockland LIME. Caicined tLAsfER,
TATHS, Northern HAY, Lump PLASTER, No !
ead y AEkRfNGe, sALEWIvEs, tfMAcKHliEL.
prims BUTrkk and Mercer Pof fAT0ES..348l il
f's0rTAGE BEDSTEADs---sO0 Cottage
~ Bedsteads. just received and for sale az sn,sdl
advance on nianufActurefs' prices by q Fa
sanzl..- Ii :. Z - 8 ALEx MOTT. Apst.
GILK AND BINGHAM UMBRELLAS,
~ OF sizes aud qualities, direct from the manuEsc-
turer. ct Tis TUpMAN a HULIse,
/ MyE Successors v qEpshosg, TspuAp, Aeo.
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aGr To aThE VoTERs OF THE CITY OF
RIcHhosD--I respectfully announce myself . can.
didate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
are resiection. ;l-e9 ttatass. JESSE WHERkY.
u,h Of
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HTFELIow-C CfrfzENs or rHn CoUHrY

or HysRrco.-I am candidate Tor ths ofice of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE kEvEAuE tors the Upper
District 0f the Connty At the ensuing election In
Mh 21--tdea -l-L --.La - SakO ~ GAA1Ek.
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rss- II it is a good picture you vant

&? 10 old Whitchurst's Gallery, - Main street
where yOa will not De over chsrged W WArSON tai q,
TietnSe. which wild bear inspection Examine his
specimens l'hotogT apis. .AmbToty pes Crayon Aeads
M-lsneutypes, Pznotypes ard Niaileographs and
Photographs on siik or cambria hAudk erch.efs.
ule bagueTreotypes copied from small pictures
ana enlarged toany size. IIa s--,. = e.-t
ficture. taken from 37s oents, rain or shine; Pho
tngTaphs from s.
Aisr, Photographic Of theeWss fington Monument
nTSt class copy. arc now realty and for sale Call al
a.s-... -.. .., ~ NATSO& 4 SONS
y B.-A young man wanted t. learn the busi
ness. .f-'F 1872 IS Rp lo-lm
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FISED.-A fine of two dollars Was on
Saturday imposed upon John Z. Fergusop, PRO
Gessor of the tonsorial arr il having been proved
that his son Arthur violated an ordinances by
throwing stones In the street. s3 fs ssts 81
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asN- A CoNrAsIsox INvIr.s.-Allmho

contemplate having a likeness taken of themselves
or friends should not fail 20 call the Photograph
and Fine Art Galleries of q. W. MISSIs and *
AN inc the large Sni varied collection of specimens
" hich sdnTa hts Gallery, and compare their tTprb
tH'ness ana finish with pictures taken e!scyheTe
HIS GALLERY is truly Gallery Of Fine Art. and no
likeness - Allowed to lesye his less entirely
sure perm.nrnce. Prices as low any Gfllery in
the 0fat7, Tor tue same kud of work. Galleries al
WAYS open and free to yisiters in Petersburg over
Davis, A5Fah ans Lyon sstore and on Main street
opposite Tie new Cn.tom House, Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

pnusKSs sTrrpssrs.--A number of students In
the State University Of Michigan ipdnised Ia =
og ht debe uch last week, when one of them, named
George W Brasie, died from the effects OF excessive