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BoARnIsa AMERICAN yxssILs.--The Toronto Cana
aal Colouist of the Goth instant has calm and
sensible article on the subjoct Of the recent ag
sressious npon American vessels BY British cruz
sers In which it says:
The oyer.zeaiousness of the British cruisers 10
The Gulf of Mexico in their efforts to cnt off the slave
trade has evidently occasioned great deal Of an
ery feeling at Washington, and We cannot feisn
snrprise at the result. The boarding of vessels
which ON any reasonable ground may be supposed
to be slavers may be polite enough; but the
conrse recently pursued by British commanders
in tbs gulfimpliesa much wider pretention, and,
10 our opinion, does not admit oil pallistion or
defence. If il imply anything, II amounts to .
practical assertion OF the old doctrin ofthe right
Of search, TO which the American government
and psople will never submit
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in the course OF human events. Ladies and Gentle
men lore one OF their greatest natural attractions
ue he ad of hair--it becomes matter OF eerious I'M
no, tapce and the auesiion il, whst shall we 40 70
stop the hair from allipa sf ana resfore ifs visor
aud beauty. In reply 70 ihir query We beg 90 eay,
few applications will ston the hair falling or break.
ing remove daDdruff keep the scalp ctean ana
white and inpart freshness and vigor 70 the hair.
and although you may have been bald twenty years.
the continued use of Il two months will insure yon
luxuriant head Of hair Call and get bottle. and
IL not Satisfied sfter the second application return
ID and get the price pail.
< ASK for DR. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold in Richmond. by
Cor Main and l2tii. and Main and Wall sts
Ia. RIM
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~ Couens. CoLps. HoA.s.suss. &c

The prevalence of the above complaints at thi,
season has has the effect Of bringing out host
professedly neS specifics and while some few may
be ssod many are ussle-s and some even dangerous
To prevent the best course to pursue
to consult your family ply scian.or othrrwse use
eyed. to be safe ssd eficacious. ~ this class i.
LaR' COMPOUND SYRgP OF GUN ARABIC Original
IL the favorite prescription of eminent ph yscian
IL soon became popular family medicine and with
cut advertising, has continued to enjoy arowins
reputation for the last twenty Jears In all recent
bronchitis, Hooping-Doush. Group, Asthma, &c.. i,
used with unparalleled success, as most families
sil testify
sold by RIsHsa 4 WINSTON. MBApl 4 BAKE, A
BoDEKgR. &C., At q cents per bottle and in an eie
.ant and pleasant Lozengs form. l2H apd q cents
IT box called TYLRRs "GUN ARABIC CouGH CANDY
cops fe yT-5.at
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For sale by all Druggist, and % aroosrs Nhi M; ~ q


- IT would hardly do for any one
eow-adays to have tbs temArity to question the ex
ssl.epcs @ = q Or ! H0SrkrTER's CELEBRATED
ach In cases Of Dyspepsia, Bodily Weaknsss Coz
aseness. Nv pyssntsry, and general derangsmont of
.hs oiXsetiss organs. their many virtues have long
from the sysssn the morbid hunors which fesard
.hss LsiaiA iunetions and which bring paleuess to
.ns chesk. ana suhsrin8 70 the brow. They Danish
,noss cieks upon pleasure. restore the system TO
nIxh health and necessarily prove . valuable ad-
lunct 70 the digestive organs trial is all that is
skeptic.
sYr sale By Druggists aud Dealers generally. eve
tyNneIe. my Aim
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DuII. TIuss-Nov

Dull TIAss Now that the spring
trade is about over, the city looks duller an we
remember ever having seen it before. Even the
retail dry goods men, who are usually kept busy
in pulling down and putting up goods for the &C.
eommodation Of the ladies, have leisure moments
occasionally, while other trades not at all
crowded with orders
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8. MICH. DAVIS.
rsy- To rHR VorsRs OF HESE,,

Ioq1ts.--I take this method OF announcing myself
q oAus Ate for the Sheriialty Of Henrico county a,
as election in May next aud If elected pronisa /.
devote ali Of my time % the Office and to DISCHARGE
It's duties AZ the Law directs. ! viii try aud see tb
voters Of the county before the day of election AMI
tain my fitness for the office TO my Ieighbors anf
70 Jo6n VI, Gregory. Esq, John B. Young, Esq anc
+ The Justices Of HeDrico county.
Ia a-alAe 7. ]. CARTER
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pn- CLERKsHIP OF TuE CIRCUIT COURT
oP ,isSsIco AT the request of many Of my friends
snssa9Ser eS y. fsp9aI.e ,sf ror ~ ths eSe g
mh s-dtdes JOHNSON sANDs
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THn KxIGHrs TsmpLAR are to leav

THs KNIGHTS TEMpLAR are to leave
here for Boston about the 2lst Jnns 90 as to be ct
Banker Hill on the 24th. Fifty knights are to
join in the trip, and We understand that all Of
them have been invited to stop In Providence, R.
l., and partake of q dinner. We presume the ia.
vitaton will be promptly accepted, and that the
visitors will do all in their power to deserve the
high regard and exalted opinion already enter
tanned of them.
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s@- To TIM yoTxRs O

1G To TIM YoTsRs OF THR CITY Oh
RICHMOND L respectfully announce myself can
tidate TOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REV ENUk
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
a re election. JESSE WHERhY
NH le-ties
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s~ Now OR NEyrR.-Th.

Uy> Now OR NEyFR.-Ine pest Dar-
Raiuseyer offered at the Auction Store OF Henry W.
Quarles No $50 Main street. until Saturday, April
10th $4,000 worth Of RICH JsWELRY at auction
and private sale Ladies auction Thursday and FRI
day mornings at II o'clock. G-ntlensens auction
every aieht at 7N O'clock. The above goods are q
the very finest quality being the stock o. rstaii
reserve to the highest bidder.
J. ans No $50 Main Street.
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P. n. GIBBS.
nN Nnu FAMILY nRua ErnRI

WAKING 4 pEARCE, Lrussists, beg to inform
their friends and the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW sf)hE. on Broad street.
where may be found oonplete assortment Of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MgDICINBs and CIIEMI-
GALS; also. English and French Perfnmery, Lu-
fin's Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, Far cy Ar
ticles, Imported Cigars snd Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco OF the best quality. my7-ts
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
s6Y To rHR VoTERs OF I

~ TO THE FoTERs OF THE CITY OF
RIcHsoND.-FBLLow CIrlzRss:-I am before you ~
candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of CLKRk
Of the Circuit Court Of the CITY OF Richmond. in
six years since aud the duties Of which l have 70
the best of my ability. enieavored to per form,
scientiously aud imparti2ly.
NH I7-dff EUSTACE ROBINSON, t
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ap8

n65- SARATOGA EMPIRE SpHING WATER.
At M.ssrs' PUacsIr. IApp Cos, no l22 Main street
Ri,hmsnd, Va, BY the groes or simple box Ais, fof
sale at oil The principal Drug Stores IN the city Tor
analysis. directions for use and certificates OF emf
nent phy scians circular, which can be obtained
at the Dlns Stores.
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, e. !.
WESTON a CO. Saratoga Springs, or ~ their De-
pot, d Barclay street. New York. si ap le-3n
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on kicHsosp.-I have rot declined, Gas some have
supposei, but ani still candidate and eatnes; iy
aud respectfully solicit you 70 be sure vote on th
70 ! mat. with this on our ticket, ''F02 2U0MM3S-
S.oNkR OF THE REV 30 DISTRICT
my l9-dtd JESSE KEESEEp
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MAnKrxa.-..Old sledee', is ! same %


much admired, and 90 generally understood, that
all ciasses who sport At ALL occasionally indulge
In II, regardless of time or place. Last Monday
two tebooy colored prisoners-B Benjamiu Moss
and Bowler Liily-having no other way Of spsnd-
Ing their holiday, seated thenssves in the jail
yard to play seven up for cent, and while they
were deeply interested in the progress Of the
game. the notorious Bill Ross, with bracelet On
bis leg and heavy bali attached, Joined them -
spectator. Always ready for mischief, Bill had
looked on but short time before he brought
shout dispute between Bowler and himeeIf
which he ended In short order BY throwing Lls
ball against the left side Of Bowlers head cutting
OF piece Of his ear and making long Slit In is.
just such a. farmers put upon their swine. 10
Know them by. Seeing what he had done, Diii In.
stantly declared that the blow was accidental bus
the force with which Il was given told . very die
ferent tale. Yesterday morning the affair vas
brought to the attention Of the Mayor, who will
DO doubt dispose OF It In proper manner. Under
the law the offence may be . penitentiary one, a.
the injured negro 10 certainly dishxured Er lifs
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s6y- To rHp Vorsns or Tup C,rv .

HES y TIT VUTkhs VI THE CITY OF
HIcHMoNp.-l ain a candidate for the office of COM
MISSIONER oRTH ERESES c Tor Monros Ward
I have been resident Of this city for many years
and more particularly Of said ward, and most re-
pectilily solicit your Votes At the election on 9Th
iast. This being the first time have presented
my sef before you tor any office. and should 1t bs
of will be faithfully and impartiaity discharged
my lids lOKkNZO GRADY
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MnRE CoMpLAIars Some nf the {

MORE COMPLAINTS Some of the farm
ers Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and GoochIand, are
grumbiiug terribly at the ravages of the joint
worm and fly on their wheat, and declare thai they
will not MAKE half crop. Farmers are 30 accus-
toned to complaining Of short crops, that many
Of them imagine themselves worse OF than they
really are. In other sections OF the state, the
wheat is said to look remarkably we'll.
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CHEAr RIDlEG.-The omnibuses have
been driving brisk trade In the carrying
rsy" for several days past, because of the fact
that the weather has been . little TOO warm for
long walks. For . ftp apsrson can ride At least
mile and a half and that too without the fear Of
the horses running away, or the coaches getting %
the track,
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EaR- NO ruE YorERa az rHn CIr

EH- To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry cI
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support of my
te!ow-citRens. Should it be your pleasure to elect
me TO th& position, shall endeayor to show, by
hthful discharge Of my duties that ysur confidence
Aas not been misplaced.
NH tide MILLS B GOODWIN
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To TIE VCTERs OF 1sr DIsTRIoT OF
HESkioa COUNTY. AT the solicitation oil many
friends. announce myself candidate for C0NSfA.
BILE. Of the list District, and respectfully solicit
your sunrsses. Should il be your pleasure to elect
me promise to discharge the duties OF the office to
the best Of my ability.
mh I7--tie JOHN n DOGGETF
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PIc-NIcs are oil the rage now, and
where good springs, shady groves and pleasant
companions can be found. We know Of no mors
there were not less than ten parties lsft the city
pic-nicing, and to-day others are to follow their
example. Blakey's pond, fagler's spring, Ricss
creek, Ritchie's farm, Youngs pond, are all favo-
rite resorts for the young folk who can And time
to visit them.
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RRxcriNAIpnk Coal

BRxcxisAIDas Coal CoMpasY--The whole estate
of the celebrated Breckinridee Coal Company,
near Closerport, Ky, is to be cold at anction on
the 2Sth Of June 20 pay Q mortgage OF $500, 1000
This, the Memphis Bulletin remarks, 10 an un-
fortunate close Of the aairs of the company whoss
stock and property WAS valued fvw years ago at
a. ODO 600 or &b 0il0 COO ~ p
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~ WonfH RsAp1ra.-Why is it that


80 many suffer an epne aud drag out . miserable
existence untitled for the snjo{ menn, and even or
dinarY pursuits Of life, hen relief may be obtained
and health aud yixor restored, by treatment 81
oncs convenient and safe, we'll as permanent In Its
c.,arsessrf
10 those who have suffered long with disease, u-
tmating in loss Of appetite. vtgor. Ac, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers in cand0r and sincerity, pleasant con
venent aud proper prs.criptons, a thorough cure
aud sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strctions or hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases of a private nature, from Whatsoever
aus either recent or chronic, structures, rrits
bio bladder, Ac.; also, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheuma
tsm Piles Sc. skillfully asd successfully trsatsd
DR.. HARMS can be consulted daily at his roulns
over 1924 Main street. above iith and opDosite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main
ith door above ith street.
Prom this date until the lst Of june, DR.. HARRIS
will not be at his otce Nednesdays Thursd sys and
Fridays OF each week, but from Saturday morning
uUti Tuesday svesipg, he may be consulted from
10 a II to 2 2 NJ, and to5fA. ap 2y-3m
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UNION PRAYER MssrIHos. daily

Union Prayer Meetings, at 12 o'clock, are cont.
nned at the Rooms OF the Young Mems Christiau
Association, at Goddin's Hall The sfternoon
meetings are held during the present week at the
Second Presbyterian Church, (Rsv. Mr.. Hoge's,)
At 81 p. NJ. The interest in both Of these meet
Jugs, and the large attendance at the last named,
which has heretofore distinguished them There
is also an evening prayer meeting at the rooms Of
the Association, at A. n. daily, for the young
nlsmbers of our churches and other youths, which
is well attended.
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The General congregational Association Of Mich.
gan, In session at Adrian. has protested against
the recent action of the Tract Society At New York
Only two negative votes were cast.
On the 5sb Of May the Empress Of France enter
ed her thirfy-secead year. Her Majesty wears
brssely.
The United States cotton crop, the present SEA.
son, prssnIsss yisla ct least Of 100000 bAies
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EaaSr To THs CiTizENs OF hIoHaoEp.-,
rsp ctfully announce myself . candidate for
C0M MISSIONER OP THE kKVENUE sur aouroe
Ward the present incumbent deciipiug a re-eIec.
ton Your most ob't sery't
my sides WM BoOTWRIGHT. sen,r
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ARMY INrELLIsEycs.-The Secretary of War has
issued orders, By which the following arrange
ments are made The companies of the lst artil-
lery, serving IN Florida, will take post as fol-
love-: Company g at Barrancss Barracks COM
panv D at Key West Barracks; companies L and u
at Fort Moultris. On the arrival OF companies
aud III, 1st artillery. at Fort Moultrie. companies
A and Of that regiment will Immediately join
the "Artillery Schooln at Fort Monroe. Fort sLel
iiug will be evacuated with the least delay prac
ticAble, and companies Of the second artillery com
posing It's present garrison, will take post com
pany @. At Fort Msckinac, and company y, tam
porarily, at Fort Ripley. s ~
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BY NoTIoB.-To TIE VOTERS IN THE
CorXTT OF CHssTERrITbD In consequence Of the
oeci@ioH Of the Al orpey 6eneral, that Nn. ell,
the present Sheriff OF the county Of Chesterfield II
eligible" /" that Office for another tern therefore
r~pectfnliy sngounce myself candidate for the
sdEhIfEAlfY Of the county Of Che ster1eld. and
promise If elected TO devote yself assduously TO
the dischgrge Of the duties OF the Office.
May =. l5ls. Lmy % tdesl ROBEkr w. 0ILL. :
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gathic practitioner) at pressnt ioc.sadS = ~ Aio
Two doors from Sc Paus Church re
Richmond. reso VI 1ne citizsns
nv 5vnsis,ences is of the highest respectabiity.
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DOUBLING. HG.-Philip and Jacob kale.
we're before the Mayor yesterday, FOR committing
most eowardlv aseanlt and battery upon John b.
Page, cripple At the conclusion Of the ssidsoe..
they were each held TO baltic answer ~ inaict-
ment by the next Grand Jury.
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CaAxnINa FRoNra -AIrnst exeru I

CaANGISG FRONTS Almost every day
We see some business house on Main street chang.
ing its old fashioned brick front for new one Of
granite or iron, 90 as 10 keep pace with the i'm
provement OF the times At this time there are
three or four being altered and remodeed, aud
there are yet few others that need it. East OF
l7th street very few improvements have taken
place within the last two years, In business
houses, bot vest of that line, landlords are
Identifying their tenaments almost every day.
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fss5g.. To THE VoTERs OF HENRIco CoUN.

e. TO TIE VOTERS OF HENHIC0 COUN'
rr-FELIov. CITIZENS: / am candidate for the of
tice of CORNERSTONE HR OF TIE REV ENUE OF
the Lower District OF said county, and solicit your
votes On the 9th Of the present month"; (May,) and
although "hewer OF wood and drawer OF water. "
profess to understand the duties of the office, bav
ing scfei deputy two years IN eaid district and
if il shoGId be your pleasure to slect me- the duties
shall he done according to law.
Respectfully, JOHN EACHO.
TIT Side
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SroLEN Goops-John Crenshall

SToLIN GooDs.-John Crenshall and
bis devoted wife, Caroline, were before tho Mayor
yesterday. to answer the charge of receiving f25
worth of stolen apparel, knowing the same to have
been stolen. On the 22d of February last, DR..
John G.. Wayt's premises we're burg glariously enter
ed and the clothing alluded to stolen from one of
HE servants. The Crenshslrs keep small groce.
ry on I'd street, near jackson, and as the wife 10
boss of the snanty," John being only an sppen-
daRe thereto, she is doubtless tho receiver. She
states that the clothing was brought to her by q
wbite man called Frank, who stated that bis wife
bad died and that be wanted to dispose of them so
as to raise means to 60 to New York. Ashe Of.
Tered them cheap, she bought them 10 the alb
seuce of her husband. This Frank, whose sir
name is probably Bridgewater, 10 no doubt the
robber and if the officers can get their hands upon
him, will no doubt bring him TO sight As Cren-
shall seemed to be Innocent of all crime, the
Mayor discharged him, but held the wife in custo-
dy for another hearing next Monday.
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r1. To THR VoTERs OF DISTRICT No.
HgNgicO County, I am a candidate ssr reelection
10 the office Of CONSTABLE and should il be your
pleasure to elect me, my constant aim shall be to
continue faithfully and respectfully 10 perform the
duties cs the office
ap la-lidek TUOS. III. MONTAGUE.
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A No. / PERUVIAN GUANO. ATRE,

pDCfD PRrCEs.--The Agcnts:cf the Peruvian
Government having rednced their prices for Guano,
We are POW having shipped, and will soon be In re-
ceipt u eut Spring supply from Baltimore, II the
stamp A. and ia prime order. We are now Pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, al
redneed prices, and on the most favorable tarms
We have also on hand, about 10 tons Of Patagonia
Snano OF The Cargo received last Fall, and A Mex
Ioen 4aAno, OF the best quality, and at the lowest
p''ces' CRESSHAW & CO.,
North side OF The Basin, Richmond. Va.
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VIcIous.-Bridget McDonough beat
Catherise Gavin, for which she wa called before
the Mayor yesterday, but on promising to bs
guilty no more of such naughty conduct was dis
charged.
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BopY Fourp.-The dead body of a new

DUDf TUUND.-III nc UCdu UUuy OF B HtW
born babe was fished out of James river, about
three miles below Richmond, yesterday morning,
by two young mon, who discovered II in q small
pile of drift. near the Chesterfield side. 1t was In
an advanced stage Of decomposition, and so much
dishgured that they could not tell whether II was
white or black. messenger was dispatched for
= Justice, aud We presume inquest was held
over the corpse Yesterday afternoon.
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fGa- To THg VOTERS OF HESRIco CouH.
sr.-i respectfully announce myself Candidate 70,
the Office cf Clerk Of Aenrioo County Court at tht
lection in May next. TEMPLE kLLETT
&.
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fes> Ar rHx Rkonasr nf many nf

Gellowcitizens. ! respectfully announce myself
csnoidate for the sifice of COMMISSIONER OF
rAE REVENUE for Monroe Ward ana will pledge
myself discharge faithfully the duties of the Of
Ace If elected. JOHN ~ stage
my4-dtde
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WOULD NOT PRosEoUrx. Jacob Tilman
appeared before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge Of sssaulting and beating Sarah Ellis,
but as Miss Sarah failed to appear against him,
was discharged. efA
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Tur MONSTER NueGEr FROM AUSTRALIA. A.- The
monster nugget, the discovery OF which In Ars-
traiia and its subsequent history and shipment 70
England. has been before announced. has arrived
In London, and is on exhibition at the official
rooms OF the Crystal Palace II was sound At the
This superb mass OF gold 10 two feet four inches In
length. and ten inches 1t its greatest width; it
weirbs II T43 ounces, or aeariy LAG pounds, and,
strange to say II Ia estnsted BY gold brokers that
II contains but six ounces OF dfcss the residue Do
ing gold Of the purest Kind.
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The Yousa LADIES Of the Female COL
legiate Institute, with Q number of friends, had
picnic at 'Gienwood," Mr.. A. g. Stubbs', on Mon
day last, aud gentleman who was in attendance,
says the day was most pleasantly spent.
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SOLDIERS vs.. THE PoLIcE.-During the return Of
the German Lafayette Rifles, Phiiadelphis. from
celebration on Lemon Hill Monday evening, po-
lice officer struck by soldier with his sword.
The police attempted to arrest the offender, but
they were resisted by the rest OF the soldiers Tho
mob sided with the police, and several shots were
fred on both sides. Frank Wendell, and Charles
Brenner, privates, were wounded, IL Is supposed
fatally.
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snKfYR,


s@~ To MY FgLLow CITIZEN or THn
%. SrY or AESRco II am a candidate for the SIE
RtfAbTr of The County Of Hcnreo. aud respect
fuv solicit yosr sulfIagss st the ensuing election
in Mas next
si--itssss Y. NIGH nAEIS
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- On. JoHH B. WALrHAII, Hom0o.
stnst oilers his professional services y sh ~.
ne Oh Richmond and is vicinity. 0f,ee st ~ ~
Ioe Ie,ssns on Leigh street. two doors from sth.
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NJ. H. TYLER.
an a-dtdt

RF- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT No. 2,
HExkIco CoUNTr-I a candidate for reelection to
the office Of CONSTABLE, and should II be your
pleasure re-elect me- my constant aim shall be TO
continue faithfully aad respectfully to perform the
duties of the Office
my l1-tde* JOSEPH ELLIOTT.