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DE-. HAMPTON, row aged 82 years speaks. Hear him
ARE you siCEl Beware of imitationsi Ask fOI
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
cOunterfeitinR.
A medicine must have merit and great merit too
. stand the test of public opinion. No art of putting
can galveniBe worthless article, as TO keep it
s5 Il good medicine. If it be not really 40.
A good medicine will live, become popular and Ell.
tend ts sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes fr,<m mouth TO mouth with more ra
testiying to the cure d medicine has made fOi
hiIn, ia OF more service than any ncwspaper adver
Using.
In proof of what we say above we refar you t.
uslnpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr. WIN. EidH No. 1875 Sosth Paca street, balti
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Hervous
disease.
Mr. EDWIN NJ. 2pRAyELIR, No. q Register street
Baltimore lost dreadful Cf Scrofula of years
,anbng, lost number Of pieces Of bone. restored t.
Miss MARY scoFr.tD Teacher, No. go Baltimore
ished h9r friends. Let the afflicted call 20 her.
DYSPEPSIA. EERV0us DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore CustOul-House sui
tered from these complaints for Is months with pods
and mind severely affected. He cured By HamI-
toms Vegetable fincture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry Q. Winn bad acough for years-greal
weakness dc,, hsd IN all five or six physicans tried
ALT he remedies, but WAS cured ouiy by
HAMPT0E'S FEGErABLE fINGTURE.
HB- Delicate Ladies and Children will piesss give
it n RIA
Ss!d by PURCELL, LADp & Co, Richmond; b,
DR.. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists IL
Petersburg by MORTIMER q MOWBRAY, Bald
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers eysrywhsre
81 81 per bottle: six bottles for Is. --dAc
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TIE NEW YoPE INDIGNATION MEETING.- The meet
ing called To take place Tuesday, at the Merchants
Exchange to denounce the outrage American
vessels hy British cruisers was n failure not over
800 persons being present. The failure is attribu-
ted TO the fact that no regular notice had been
Issued, and no one appeared prepared to take n
lead in the matter David Ogden. Esq. was re-
duested TO take the chair, but refused the score
that the assembiage was DOT fair representation
Of the public Mr. Joseph Brock, a lawyer, made
speech severely denouncing the conduct of the
British officers after hich it WAS resolved to ad
journ and hold a townmeeting in the Park on
Friday evening.
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SINGULAR SUICIDE.-lleury Porter,a wealthy gem
tleman living at Worten, about six miles from
Ehestertown. Kent county, Md. committed suicide
On Monday evening, 10y cutting his throat with
razor. lie wa. sitting in his 8ining-room, and had
been conversiug with his wife on various subjects
with no appearance ofirratiounlity about him. lie
,eduested his wife go into the kitchen and hurry
he supper, md whilst she was absent IRON the
room he wrote a few words ON slip Of paper 10
{ he effect that lie ready to die, and cut his
throat causing immediate death
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ssI~a REAr lmpRovxnvvr :

sSE~o REAT lMpRo vgMgNT IN
RXTRACTlN TEETH.-a. W. toNEs
DENTIST, would announce TO those pishino thair
teeth GNrs.cTsb, that ne has instramenis snrss
nor O. any others ever used. The simplicity AMI
r"ii'ct2n - thef aiarta8jon is such as 10 render
the exttaciiou ct tire teStb almost naulss ..s,s,
fatf & 5Tssq hs ish ne St TRIAL never brra klnc
It, ussEg irg the gums i1Quriug the sarroandnp
parts.
~ ether operations. Filling, Cleansing. and Ia
seytns Ieefs.s gently and thoroughly pert1rmaI
Oaioe oppof'sc CoTintGsn Hail, on Main street.
snl4--&n - ASSh'
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CRUELTY on BoARp Az AysRIcAy SHiP.-At the
office of che county magistrates at Liverpool May
|, Henry Wilson, the boatswatn OF the American
"a IN be imprisoned for six months, fer assaul,ing
three ssameu on board that vessel, who threw
themselves overheard and swan 10 the shore, ct
the risk of being drowned, TO escape sailing in the
vessel which left the Mersey for Ne" orieaas.
ds,sctira otfieer said that both the crew and the
Messengers complained Of the cruel beaasior OF
ths prisouer and second mate.
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FREAKs OF AN INSANE MAN.-Thore was some ex-
ctemeht last evening, at the Mansion lloure
Block State street, induced hy the cries of murder
from the upper part of the building. Hundreds
gathered about the place to inquire what was the
matter. 1t was soon explained that young man
who had room in the building was insane,ln con-
sequence of illness or oyer-study-he being stn-
deut in the University. The patient was very
noisy, and did considerable mischief. lie locked
the door of his room on the inside, and threatened
to jump out Of the window if those without per
sisted in coming into his room. Ills room was on
the 18th story, and leap from such height was
fearful thing to contemplate. lie appeared to DO
determined to make it, however. He threw his
stove and furniture out of the window, and then
let himself out hanging by his hands: just - the
crowd in the street looked on in breathiess silence
expecting momentary TO zee him fall, he was
seised by the legs from the window below, and
drawn in by persons who had been stationed there
TO intercept him His excitement was at length
somewhat svsrcome and when he became quiet
the crowd disper sed.-- Cincinns.i Commercial
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BrSrrrrs or rns coasr suRvrr.-Among the it

BENEFITs or rng CoAsT SuRvEr.-Among the i'm
portaut discoveries constantly being made ty the
coast survey the Office in Washington, 1t is stated,
has Just received intelligence OF a ne" channoi
l4aainr into ST. Georges Sound aud Alphabetical
Bay. IN Florida, with fJur feet more water on tho
bar than at the entrance commonly used. This
new ehaunel is close under the eastern end OF Dog
Island. This discovery is worth perhaps mlillons
of dollars 20 the people of that section, and is but
one Of a similar character frequently following the
labors Of the coast survey.
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~ To MY Eel

aF- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HEN
RICO LoUyTY.-At the request of many friends. an
nounce myself candidate for the office Of OoM-
MISSIONER OF THE REFENUE for the Upper
District, At the approaching election, and respect.
cure to elect me- promise to discharge the duties
of ths Office faithfully. Respectfully,
26-tdaS HUGH LONGEST.
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v,,opv avn UsyRY C1LLEaE-The Rev. g. ". Carr
tar ~ Lynchburg will preach the BsccalAureate
sermon at this institution on Sunday, June the
s,h The contest for the Robinson Prize Medal
viii come otf on the following Tuesday; and the
ssSr..s will be delivered before the Hermesian
sosiesy on Tuesday evening. June the Sth, by the
Rev. Il. i. Reid, OF North Carolina and Que on
wadnssdsy evening, the 9sh, before the csliiopean
saeiety. by Prof Buchanan, OF Emory.
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INnErENDENcg DAr.-At the last meet.

o
ing of the Eoupg Guard Light Battalion, au inv-
tation wls accepted from the Monticello Guard TO
spend the ith of July in Charlottesville, and
committee appointed to make the necessary ar
engagements for tho trip. We understand that the
Young Guard expect 10 take NJ at least eighty
members on this trip, and We feel pretty we'll
sared that they will meet with a cordial reception
from their Chnrlottesyille hIethrcn.
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Will SET AsIDE-The heirs OF the late james
Uurd, of Maiden, Mass, have succeeded before the
sunreme Court at Lowell in having his will set
aside on the ground of insanity. Mr.: Hurd
teft $4,000 each to the States of Massachusetts,
Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, ordering
the income Of it to be expended in experiments TO
produce sugar in those States.
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The Depot is at IA Market street ST Louis 1is
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EH-I tis also sold by every popular Druggist Ia
this city and country. nh i2-d6cwSius
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DEATH ORA CrxrENARrAN.-An old ne

gro woman known rs Nancy, for many years en-
gagged as a sales woman 10 the first market house,
died a few days since, at the advanced age of l07
years. Up TO within short time Of her demise
her intellectual faculties bright ever,
and nothing seemed TO afford her so much pleasure
as to recount the incidents of the revolution aud
the expulsion of the red coats from Yorktown.
Like all old negroes. she had seen aud known mas
ter George Washington we'll, aud could give fair
description of the atrocities of the traitor Arnold
when he attempted to overrun aud subdne the pa
trots of this section of the country.
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COMMISSIONERS.

ka- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP-
PEk DISTRICT, HENRlCO COUNTY.--I announce
MI yself candidate for the COMMISsl0NkR6H1P
of the Upper District of Henrico county, In Ne
place of Jacob keesee, resigned, and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election on 18th Nay.
ifelected | will discharge the duties of the once
faithfully ap 7-df2SM w LAWT0H.
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DISTRESSING AFFAIR Mr.. Perkins, of the firm
smith Perkins 4 Co., of Rochester, New York, was
among the killed by this rotten bridge accident on
.he New York Central Railroad. Mr.. Smith, the
senior partner OF the firm, was so severely shocked
han tod of the fate of his old friend and partner.
AS 10 become dangerously i'll. Sad to say, his SICK
uess has terminated in insanity, and he was on
sunday conveyed to the Utica Asylum, a maniac.
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8. MICH. DAVIS.
xNy. To Tun VoTpps

COUNTY, take this method of announcing myself
scauddate for the Sheritfalty of Henrico csupty st
the election in May next and if elected promise te
devote all Of my time to the Office and to discharge
its dnties as the law directs Will try aud see the
voters of the county before the day Of election and
in the meantime refer all such as wish to ascer.
tain my fitness for the office to my nsighbors and
to John NJ. Gregory. Esq, John b. Young, ESQ and
the Justices of Henrico county.
Ia 20-dtde T. j. CARTER
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r1g- To rur VorRRs or rur CRY ov

E0g- To THE VorRRs OF THE CIfY or
RIcHaoND.-I am a candidaAsfEy ths ONCE a COM.
MISSIONER or The - " log Monroe wsrd.
l have been resident u th8 city for many ycars.
and more particularly of said ward. and most 10
spectuy solicit your votes At the election on nth
last. This being the FIRST time / have preeentsd
myself before you for any ONCE. ard should II bs
your pleasure to confer t upon nae me duties there
ray --itd& InH kN 1n ~
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Miss Harriet Martineau has appeared by attor-
ney before the petty sessions ut Ambleside 10 show
cause against the legality OF a church rate.
The Dame of Yuma is proposed for a new
territory TO be formed from the western division
of Utah.
Rev. H. Il. Hosington, for many years mis-.
sionary in India, died suddenly at Centre Brooke,
CT, on Sunday.
Isaac Wood is to be hung on the 25th Of June,
At Gennessee, N. T., for the murder OF his broth
srs wife,
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rF NoT1cR.-To The yorERs IN THE

COUNTY OF CHEsrERFTELD.-In consequence OF the
decision Of the At. orney General, that Wm Gill
the present sheriff Of the county CT Chesterfield il
ineligible to that office for anyther teru therefore
SHEkI FFALrY Of the comfy of Chesterfield and
promise il elected to devote mysef assidu9asly 10
the discha-ge Of the duties of the Office.
Way Is. ls5a. Inv - tde*l KOREAT ". GILL.
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sess~BcRuLEs AScoII NJ D How

ssss~ AcBuLES AScoLI, N D., Homo.
pat'lst {tsie lr11a New Yofk and formerly an AlIo
pstHic n1aliil'0ner.} AZ present heated At No -
sPo;'t'l5 Soiiehs the patronage Of the ctizens Of
my IZ-N% '''''s'
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NN- TO MY FELLOW CITIzENso OF THE CITY
t.ICHNoND-Affer advising with my friends, and
atthe request of some OF them, announce myself Q
candidate for the office Of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (inwhich have
resided tor twenty yoars in the place Of Mr. Humid
ley who will not be again Candidate, at the cleo
on TO be held on the 9th day of May next. have
served you police officer Tor the last years,
and shou be pleased to receive your support for the
above ofics. @ w II TYLkR.
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HARVEST PROSPECTS IN RUsSfa.-A letter rom
Moscow, of tie 18th ult states that the accounts
which bad been received of the state OF the crops
in the provinces not so favorable as could be
desired IL was feared that considerable portion
of the wheat would rot in the ground.
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MILLS D. GOODWIN.

EGP To TIE VoTERs OF THE CIrx OF
RICHMOND Il respectfully announce myself . csn-
didate for COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
a RI election. JksSE WHkRkY.
~ IN
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H9- CLERKsHIP OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT
oF hESRICo.-At the reQuest of many Of my friends,
announce myself candidate for the ofhoe q
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICo.
NH 5--dtde* JOHNSON eANDb.
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This new and desirable invention combines the
tolinsing Important uses:
FIRST Il is an Ice llIsh. constructed as 10 pre-
s"rY- the ice, ny eScIudiug the atmosphere anc
dtslu1E he water from out il
SEroNn. u y Tapid aud pert. ct cooler, cooling
butter with he ice Wh ch is put into il Tor 0thpl
purpus-s, and wiki which il does come ia con.
tact thus numsigE in the Of ice and at tht
sam time cooling on the on y proper aud scientific
prinCi y"-that OF placing the ice above the artiCI
10 be cooled. To- get the full benefit Of the cold
or Cond "nset air which, frvm its specific gravity
always sinks. or falls
THED. II :, a compact. portable refrigerator, ful
Co0tug meats r dishes If an, kind on he liable ui
sldyb ard; thus giving the advantage OF cooling del
iCate dishes separately. without rendering ii Ee@es
sHy - place Them in the iaJE refrigerator. wheTt
they requeaty partEc of the sEEeli peculiar to il
u disitta contained III II.
u ics Dish, for keeping broken ice the table
80 constructed As to exclude the atmosphere anc
drain fhe water from about it-thus tending to PIE
serve it-aud one that UUllEe The china bowl, vii
stAah the F,uGhest urIEe, aud last for years.
which At the same time answers the purpose uf q
Cnsrr. 7 keeping flies and dust from ihe butter
and ling il without separate ice for the purpose
mast bs Su Impo tabt desitcr4tum.
The aoaGratu' * xCrtGlBSlP FImpie, easily kept
Clcau and tot liable t. get ont of oTier, ard rs
Crpthle Of .gh ameUt. 1t IS male of v8rioE
materials lyrr. silver pl3 ate bri,ana a0d tin and
al trety uf ptices thus ad daptng it to the means
and table of all. frOu4 the humblest to the most
wealthy. For sale 10y
A RULkLEY, I37 Vain street
STEBBINS h PULLEN. Broad and 9Th SITS
GEO } SUMNER. Pearl rect.
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AN 0rFER-The repeated outreges On our vessels,
bv british cruizers, has induced Lieut. W. d. For
ter. late of the u. s. navy, TO suggest to the New
York merchants to employ piiot-boat, armed
with long niue-inch she'll gun, to convoy their
vessels from the coast of Cuba. lie volunteers ms
service and pledges himself to return 'he hre Oh
the British steamer Styx
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sas- CnMMIssIoNkR on rnr RryrNun :

In compliance with the desire of MANY Friends"
| respectfully present myself candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the
Third district Tor Monroe WARD of the city Of Rich
mend. deem il unnecessary 10 make o further
pledge than an assurance of the faithful perform
Of the duties Of the Office should be the pe~-
sure of my fellow citizens to elect me
ap l2-dtds GEO. ii TOAPKlHB.
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WATcH-STEALING John Lipscomb, a
white lad, was before the Mayer yesterday to an
swer the charge of stealing watch from Mrs
Tucker. Owing to the absence of witnesses, the
investigation was postponed until this morning.
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FROM REv. PutIip ANDERSON.
View, -


DR. BtKgR Dear Sir-My wife has ba. n 5rs1s n
tGi!g affected With Dyspepsia. aud otherwise. inr
Ur.rl! six years. She has lately mad a trial ~
yoag Premium Bjtters with great snScess AM, a sat-
lNSr3oT! coaFt No1 Of their superior and ina.t}m,
Ole vatUH - pauens Of this most distressing dis
e~s"- would like. for the sake of cur common I'M
lOaoitr, !Hs ynn 10 send me package Of these pr
trls As AN iuity prepared - recommend them con
h8cnh5 from an ample experiment Of .hcir efficacy
la my family. Please send soon and cb}ike enc
who's" pr9ndletS against ',Ya.ont Medicines" have
yieid-& "nge Ia the force Of fair and fnlt trial
fo9g', truly. PuiLlg ANDERSON
Price ~ cents ner bottle. To be had of ali the
Vrlctpti Druggists in the city uf Richmond ami
'.se" AeLe m ~ ma. also IN North Carolina aud
- tEAHLSs ST II Co, sshingt n. d. C.; f. II
STsF.ra 4 20, Baltimore Orders aIled by address
'nc +. BAkKk Proprietor
my - Richmond, Va
Ea~ BRAGG'S GREAT IMPROVEMENTS -
THE ARCTIC LiNINENT
DEFIkS An COMPETITION
A GEEAr IMPROVEMENT on
nR. RRAGG's OTHER LINIMESTs,
RUEUNAllSN. PARALYSIS
NEURALGIA, PlLES
SfkAiSS, BRUISES
STIFF JOINTS, Old SOEEs
BthHS, WARTS,
StAtDS NDULpS.
TUNF4K$ CAgNS
FOR HORSES and ATEES exterual!y nothing e1
oeeis the ARCTIC LINIMENT,
In cnriue
.PEAINs. SWENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RfNGBONP
or any SorN' Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle
Price 25 ITS, ~ cents aud 81. for small. Iaediuu
AMI large i J bottles.
For sais ty al Druggists.
PURCELL LADD Il Co,
- l2-tS Wholesale Agents
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N.po,xos's DEATH CnsMBER-Rev Henry Wood,
ehaplajp la the U. s. Navy, writing from St. He
lena. saws that in the room where Napoleon died,
here IL now a threshing machine in operation,
aud stalls for the horses that move t, III MS bed
chamber.
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MAY Festival AT SF. JosEPH's ACADE-
NV.-The ceremony of crowniBg the Queen OF May
or rather, the Qleens, one having been elected by
the Senior aud one by the Junior class, took place
At st. Josephs Academy yesterday afternoon.
in presence of Bishop McGll aud several Of the
clergy, and considerable number of ladies and
gentlemen. The festivity was celebrated in a
manner novel to some ofthe spectators but striking
ly picturesque and poeticai procession Of young
ladies, arrayed in white, ami hearing beautiful bo-
quets first entered, singing the ljtany of the Yir.
gin Mary, alter which one of their number pro-
ceeded to crown her shrine, and mt a subsequent
period, each Of the young lades present came up
and laid floral offering at the foot Of her who in
their church. is supposed to preside peculiarly
over May and its flowers. The religious ceremony
completed, the crowning of the Queen selected by
The Junior class, and of the Queen selected by the
senior class, succeeded, accompanied by the
poetical addresses and ceremonies customary on
such occasions. and by music, both vocal aud in
7trumental, of very superior character.
At the conclusion of the CorOnation one of the
young ladies presented magnificent bouq act to
the Bishop, taking him quite by surprise, but he
rose and made his acknowledgements in highly
appropriate and handsome manner. The whole
Scene-the large number OF young ladies in their
attire of spotless white: the shrine Of the iadOn-
na, = perfect bank of flowers in blaze of light ;
the delightful music; the glowing faces of the
deeply interested spectators; the touching coun-
tenaBces of the little orphans in the background,
and the benevolent and intelligent facrs Of those
ministering angels the Sisters of Charity -
formed pictare of beauty, purity and brightness
rarely surpassed.
A brief glance afterwards at the apartments OF
the spacious building, enables us to say that We
have Uever seen more admirable arrangements for
the comfort aud health of pupils. Large, airy,
we'll ventilated apartments, and each miracle OF
neatness speaks volumes for the housewitsry Ia
lent taste and energy that presides over this dc.
partment. The Ipfirmary for sick children is SO
exceedingly neat aud pleasant, that it must be al
most pleasure TO be an invalid to be placed In
such Quarters.
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WIN. n. TYLER.

Rs- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO. 2,
ussKIco teUsrY-I am candidate fcf reelection 10
The Offiee OF CONSTABLE, and should 10 be Jour
nirasur. 10 rteect me- my constant aim shall be TO
Continue faithfully snd respectfully 30 periorm tho
duties OF the Office.
nay i2-ides JOskfH 6hhiofI-
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rTO THE VOTERS

50 To THE VOTERS OF THE .F0URTH.
DIsTKiCT oF HEsRrco CoUETYSAt the solicitation OF
many friends, I announce myteif q candidate for
CONSTABLE OF 9Th District. ana most respectfully
solicit yong votes on the 9Th day of May next.
my l7-dtd$ NN II. DUNAWAI.
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STEALING ToBAcCO.-David Green,
free negro, was convicted before the Mayor yester-
day of stealing tobacco from Messrs. Barrett
Seay, and sentenced to the lash.
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CANDIDATES FOR oFrIcH.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

hIcHnoyD-FztLow CIrrzFss:-I am before ycsi ~
o aeandidate for reelection to the Office of CLERK
OF the Circuit Court ef the City OF Rchmend In
which yeu we're Kind snough to plsce me o. ariy
sx Years since. and the duties of which i have 10
the best OF my ability, endeavored to per FORM con
scientiously aad inpartialy.
mh I7--dtd EUsTACE ROBINSON.
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fellowcitizens, | respectfully announce myself
candidate for the effice Of COMMISSIONER or
THE REvENUE for Monroe Ward, and win pledge
myself 70 discharge faithfully te duties Of the o.
hca, If elected JOHN r. eTAG9.
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