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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

HEAVY SwfSDLIse.-Mayor Tiemann Is said TO
have informed q Boston gentleman recently that
he had no dsnbt but that the city of New York had
been swindied out of :. S.000,0oo Of dollars within
the past few years by officials and others. Mayor
Isssuccessor win doubtless charge the same thing
ngainst him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

DoN'r NEED THRN-The Rome (GeO.) Southerner
requests its exchanges TO correct the report lately
made by the Courier, that there was great de-
naud for mechanics in Rons, 1t says that the
article was 'ill-timed and indiscreet and that
these mechanics who have gone TO Rome in res
ponse to the cali have been compelled to retrace
their steps.
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p. eIBBs.
~GnEAr InpnovIxEsr /, y

6AT UTI n u u EI n ". so.sas1.
DENTIST, would announce to those Wishing their
teeth RxrRACrED, that he now has instruments supe.
rier to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection Of their adaptation Is such ~ 20 rcnaer
the extraction OF the teeth almost paniess, seseT
kllae 20 bring the tooth kAs rst trial. neyer breaking
t, mangiing the gums, or injuring the sarroanains
parts. - @t ETR
All other operations, Filling. Gfesnsing, and In
serting Teeth gently and thoroughly perfofmed- -
once opposite Corinthi4n Hail. on Main street
apl4--3m Sfe#fFN
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ACCInENr "A cnllisinn tnnk nlana an

AccIDENT.-A collision took place on
Friday night on the canal between two boats, aud
the only damage done was the upsettiug of the
supper table, and all the passengers Mr.. Hill
from Richmond. who was standing on the deck
when the collision took place, was precipitated in
the canal, but escaped with genteel ducking and
The loss of his hat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
aSs- To VIE YuTEps ov ur,,,,o

NTY:-I take this method of announcing nyse,i
candidate for the Sheriffalty of Henrico county AZ
aevote all of my time to the Office and to dscharge
us duties as the law directs will try aud see thf
voters OF the county before the day of election and
IN the meantime refer all such ss wish to ascet.
tain my fitness for the Office to my neighbors and
20 Jonn NJ: dregory. ESQ, John b. Young, Esq. and
IA Hl-dtda I CapmrD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

FoND OF CoSFFCTIoNs A negro boy.
known as Bill, slave to John Lyle. was convicted
before the Mayor yesterday, and punished, for
stealing ginger cakes from Edward Pagan.
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PRICE ONECENT.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
~. Ta rxru Vn~r n, 4.

nichmoSp-fEL ELLew CIrfzESs:--T am before YOU a.
sanaidate for reelection to the Office Of CLERK
~ Nnicn ron were kind enough to place me nearly
~ A ears slnce and the duties Of which have 10
~ oi ny ability. endeayored to per FORM con
2 mh i5-dtd EUsTACE ROBINSON.
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ssn To MY Fellow C1rrzEss OF Hrx.

RICO CousrY.-At the request of many friends. an.
nouuce myself aeandidate for the Office Of CJM-
District at the approaching election. and respcet-
fully solicit your sufrages should 10 be your plc
surs to elect me, promise to cischerge the dates
ap T-tdes HUGH LONGEST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

HhRBoRINa RUNAWAY The Mayor
yesterday decided the cases against lanes Hudson,
free negro charged with enticing free girl,
hired out for jail fees. to run of from her hirer
and then harboring her, by sending him on TO the
next Grand Jury term Of the Hastings Court, to
answer an Indictment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

R6s~I am candidate for reelection to
the Office COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
in the upper district Chesterfield county
ap l5-dGcwtde< w q FLOURNOY
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DEATH OF AN OLo MINIsTER.-Rev. Aaron Hunt
of Dutchess county, New York, died the resi-
depce of his son, in that town, few days since
aged ninety years. He was s member of the New
York Methodist Conference during sixtyseyen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

aa- TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY o
HENkIoo.-I am q candidate for the once Of COM-
MISSIONER OF The RkyENUE for the Up
per District Of the coiity, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next. -
uh i3-dtd E. CORBIN HUTTON.
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THE amnunt of the Snrinn linan

The amount OF the Spring licenses
assessed by the Comm issioners ofthe Revenue
for the city Ia as iolows-Jefferson Ward s16 $40.
81; Madison Ward. .$45, 1895: Monroe Ward 81 e49
80. Total S70.22319 which was paid into the
State Treasury on yesterday, by Mr.. Il K Eliyson
the Sheriff Of the CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

ALEXANDRIA, yA-The expenditures ofthe Corpo.
ration Of Alexandria arc estimated by the Auditor
at slO6,333 and the receipts from resources other
than taxation, slI 035 leaving s95 29s to be proy
ded for by taxation. s ga ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

Tar DAMAGE By rHE LATE STORM The Rural
sonthsrner says that the damage by the late
stJrm In Howard county, Md, will exceed S5o-
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MILLS B. GOODWIN.
fn9- 10 rHE YorERs or rHn CRY

Ey To THE VoTERs OF THR CIrY or
RIcHaoND.--I am a candidate for the ofice Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE. for the ID Dir
uict, (Monroe Ward.) ~ e1zf 81 8aE ssE
The election will take place on the nth May next.
ana as am now engaged in the discharge Of the
duties OF the Office as the Assistant of Mr. Hundley.
(who declines re-electioR,) hope ron will excuse
me, II do not call on you all In person.
am now, and have been for nearly SIX years re.
sident Of the city. vs. ss-.s d s5 -1 sa-
Your votes are respectfully solicited. -
eN-ts JESSE =. KEnSEI.
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FATAL AccIDENT--A negro, belonging to Georgs
NJ. Morrison, employed at MIR. j. p. Hale's furnace
in Kauawha CO, Va, was scalded last week and
died from the effects on last Tuesday night.
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u vain street, Market Bridge. Residence, Rich.
mo nj House. opposite tae GOveFnor's Mansion.-
calls lot at either place AT any hour of the Gay or
night. viii meet with prompt attention.
80 lS-lm
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THE Pace OF THE Co,nNe Wool CLIp.--The Ohio
Cultivator for May l. thus speaks of the prices Of
the coming wool clip: .-@
"The wool buyers approach their work very
cautiously, and presume prices will open eight
or ten cents lower than the ruling rates Of last
year. Many of the manufacturers need to buy on
time, on account Of the difficulty of negotiating
their paper in banks for cash. as formerly"
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Mills BURNT The saw and girls tInills Of Temple
f. Cooper, near Athens, Ala, were destroyed by
fire on the lst inst. Loss 5000. The confagrs-
tion was caused by some fishermen building fire
on the ,oooden floor Of the mills. - E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

PARposEp.--H. II. Brady, convicted In unilford
county, North Carolina. OF the murder of 10 a
Knowles who hai destroyed the peace OF his fan.
Iy, has been pardoEed by the Governor of North
Carolina. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

CONVICTION AT Rutherford Superior Court. n
c., Judge Person presiding, man Damed Lakey
was convicted OF the murder Of another named Fin
lev and sentenced to be hanged on the 4th of Jane
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

RELIGIOUS REvIvALs are steadily pro
crossing in most of the churche1 in this city, aud
large number of persons of all ages and sexes,
have professed religion. ..st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

Hoy SrAsrEs COLLARS Asp BANDS
for working: also, Stamped Linen Bands ana
Sleeves for ladies. LADIES' BAZAAR
ap Al-fEl No. l7s Broad street.
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T. j. CARTER

fA- SHERIFFALFY OF HEERIco.-I am
Of Henrico. JNO A HIrTCHEStsG
de lQ-dtda = ~A''
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THE FRENCH NAvY.--It Is es.ima ated that the
French navy will, by next year, possess $50 fast
sailing screw steamers, comprising all classes OF
war vessels, besides a large number Of side-wheei
steamers and sailing vessels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
GALLEp CouRT.-Henry Richter, charged

with forging sehapp Co.'S names, ia three IN
stances, was examined before called court Of
justices and remanded for final trial, for felony, at
tae next term Of the Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

E6r To THE VorERs or THE CIrY OF
RICHMOND Il respectfully announce myself . CO..
didate tor COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
a re election. JESSE WHERkf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

DscofAH TsaRIroRY -- Minnesota papers state
thar this territory 10 receiving tair share ofimnt
grafton. Numbers are pouring IN Dy way OF the
Nilsson i, bound for The valley Of the Big Sioux
River.
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ferow-citizens, 1 respectfully announce myself .
candidate for the sfiiee OF COMMISSIONERS or
TIL Il REVENUE for Monroe Ward, and win pledge
myself TO discharge faithfully the duties OF the %
fee, if elected .sfT .ssstrc JOHN p. 6TA00.
nv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Dx, JoHx B. wAIruAIr fHomno

rathist offers his professional services to the eti.
ssaeuee on Leigh street. two doors from 9TH.
le i-lme
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He Bo.pp or TR.ns will hold their

THE Board OF TRADE will hold their
annual meeting at the Office of Isaacs Taylor,
tomorrow afternoon, when members invited
to be present to participate in its deliberations
The Board have not been idle, as many suppose,
but are steadily at work for the interests of Yir
triIn : :. :
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TO MARRIED LADIES
ra~ SUFFERING RELIEVED. - During

the past six months the proprietor Of 1ENRY STIM
uLATISG basIMEST, has had the satisfaction OF re
celviBg the grateful acknowledgements OF many Of
his f,i{qO-,,Cizgns OF Richmond who had successful
ly used the Imminent for the cure or aeviation Of
comp aints requiring an external remedy. The
cheapness Of the Linlment should Indicate to the
public that il is offered to them from mere mer-
cenary motives The LiEiment is put up in boxes
Uf two sizes Price 25 cents and 30 Gents, aud may
be obtained at most OF the Druggists III the city.
PURCELL LADD 4 co,
ap Gins Are the Wholesale Agents.
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sszs~ tn rae Vorrps or ruv Cr~v

HE~ To THE VorERs OF THD CIrY eY
~ uIGaMoS9Ti am canaidste for tne once q OOM.
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support d NY
fellOwitizens Should il be your pleasure to eIset
me 20 that position. shall endeavor TO show, ~
faithful discharge Of my duties. that yeur cansdsnss
has not been misplaced.
NH 2-tde MILLS b. GOODWIN.
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Chinese maxim says: We require four things
for voman--that virtue dwell In her heart, TINT
modesty play on her brow, that sweetness how frt
her lfps. and industry occupy her hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

nN. Dir. HowAED--has removed from
the Medical College 10 the Richmond Houye, on
Governor OFFICE-with DR.. Peticolas.
An o4--ImS
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CURRENCY IN CHisA-A letter from the Purser OF
the sloop-ofwar Portsmouth, states that Mexican
dollars have become current coin in China, aud VIII
henceforth be more used than any foreign money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

Eay- CLERKsHIP OF THE CIRcuIr CoUlr
gF HENRIoo. the request of many Of my friends,
announce myself candidate for the of1ce &
Aph 6-dtde* JOHNSON HAHpb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

E9 lam A CANDIDATE FOR rHn Or
FIcE or COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fsr
Monroe Ward. aH#
NH 7-tdes JNO M MURRAY.
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"A N1o'-Dy III eTuIuduce pdSSeu DY the
Clty Council, at its last meeting, the following
taxes will be imposed the present year On real
estate 81 for every Sl00 in value. On personal
property 81 for every 800 in value. On each free
person over Il years ofage, So On each slave over
- years OF age s3 On all money, 81 every
Sloo. on all bonds or certificates of debt of any
State or Corporation Except the State of Virginia
and City of Richn ond) and on all other debts as
certained and evidenced by writing 81 on every
800 On all capital not invested in business for
which o incense Is required by this or some other
ordinance, 81 on every $l00.
The following persons are required to obtain frem
the Collector a license to carry on their business
and shall pay, as tax thereon the sums affixed to
such license:
The keeper Of an ordinary or house of enter
tainment if in the first class, 800; second class
$780, third class, $780, fourth class, S50 The keep
er of first class boarding house or private enter
tainment, $50; second class, $50; third Glass; 500
fourth class 80
Every broker, dealing exclusively in stocks first
Glass; $50; second class, $40, which gives him the
right to sell stocks by auction otherwise Every
other broker is to pay one per cent upon the cap
ital invested in his business.
Every merchant is to pay one per cent on the
capital invested in his business but no license tax
is to be less than $10.
Every merchant, manufacturer or trader who
has given in no capital shall pay, if of the first
class, $500; second class, $3.50; third Glass; 500;
fourth class, $780, fifth class, $50; sixth GLASS; $50
seventh class, SO.
An auctioneer of the first class, pays $1,000
second class, $3.50; third class, $780, fourth class
$3.50; fifth class, $l00
The keeper of q livery stable is required to pay
50 cents on each stall.
The ordinance makes it the duty Of the Finance
Committee, to place the above described persons
in the class to which they belong. The taxes on
licenses then go into the hands of the CITY ColIec.
tor TO be collected by him and be is authorized to
make the same deduction for prompt pay, as is
made on taxes on property. If the Committee on
Finance are unable to classify all persons and busi-
ness, they are required to refer the matter to the
Assessor, whs is TO make the classification and
enter it on his books, when the Collector will
charge the taxes accordingly.
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re- THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkES
f~EF TED IL MI 4 PLY @

This Invaluable medlClue Enailing IN the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident &
the female constitution.
II mOderates eli excuses and removes all obstruc.
ti0ns, from whatever cause, aud speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited. Ii will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION,
These fs should MT be taken By fenates thdt are
pregnant during TIE FIRST THREE MONTHS, a.
ptsy sure 70 bring AScaTrtdge Bat at ererg
ohsr tiHs and eUtgy other case, they are peTtecy
s1fs.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
In the Back aud Limbs Heayiness, Fatigue on slight
exerOn Paipitation Of the Heart II wness of spir-
its Mysteries Sick Headache, Whites and ali the
painful diseases occasioned 10y a disordered system,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved
bottle containing 20 pills, and encircled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 sud postage stamps.
SB-PURCELL LAID & CO. wholesale agents for
Virginia. nah l2-d&cw3m*
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s@~ To rHs vorERs or HsxnIc

the office of MMT5sl0A ER OF THE kkyKkUE
for the upper District, AZ the approaching election.
and respectfully solicit your suffrages. should fS
be your pleasure elect me- promise 10 dschAFgS
the duies Of the office faithfully and puns stuaily
nah 27--dtdeS JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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TREAsuRr NorES.-The Secretary of tho Treas
ury gives notice that he will receive proposals
until the 18th OF June, for the issue of 100000
in Treasury notes in exchange for gold at a rate
exceeding sixth per cent interest.
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COUNTY OF HKNRIcO.
CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.

1Br To THE VoTERs or HENRIco Coux-
TIL respectfully announce myself Q candidate
for reelection 10 the office Of CLERK or HENRI
co COUNTY COURT, at the election in May next.
NH Pts . . WILLIAM R0LkE6,
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E<A- To THE VoTERs OF HsNRICo CoUN-
fY-I respectfully announce rnys self Candidate for
the Office of Clerk OF Henrico County Court g the
lection in May next. TEMPLE kLLkTT.
ia
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nea- To THE VorrRs or rHu Crrr

nsA. 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CTfY OF
RIcHNoSD.-The present incumbent, MIR HundltY
declining reelection for the Office Of ofCOMMIS9I0N.
ER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, I hoe
elf to the faithful discharge Of the duties Of t6s
office, should it be your pleasure to elect me.
mh 2-2m PRESTt)N M OukRLD0.
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ee1- To THE VorBRs or rHn THIHD
DIsFRtcT.-Fellov Citizens respectfully oner NY
self as a candidate for CONSTABLE In the above
District end will be pleased 10 receive your sotss
Tor the o. the2 IN OF tire present mouth lMnyD
ny 3-tdee BuLLlSafUS.
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sSg- g-FELLow-C,r or rHD CoUnrx

on HExRIeo.-I am . candidate for the ofice Of CON-
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County, NJ the ensuing election h
May next, and respectfully solicit your sndragss.
NH 25-tde sa,s, g.'s,,f GEO w CAkTkk.
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Hdy- To THE VorERs or TIE FoUHTn
DRrficr or HrNRico couSrYs-At the solicitation q
many frienas. 4 announces myssif q cand1dste iar
CONSTABLE OF tth district. snd most respeettuuJ
solicit your votes on the 9Th day Of May next
my l7-dtds WM r. DUNAWAf,
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SHERIFF.


~ 10 MI rELL0w-JITIZEg OF THE
RiFALTY of the County OF Henrico. and rasnast
IN May next WV "oN
ap2l-dIrnS .--s.st a NIQIr n.uxS
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Asr 10 THE VOTERS on DISTRICT NO. y
HENRICo COUNTY, am capA1daee os The ~
il be your pleasure fellow citizens, 70 elect -, the
duties OF the once shall be dseharGed with pfo1pe
ness and fidelity. Election foarth Ihursday - 1W
pext. 81
up s-dtds wMs y 1fLk1-
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asE-I respectfully ofsr myseh = 2
., "a foy ths once az CoNsTAnLE,i IL sheStA
~ usay,rs ee,unty and viii be pltased - ~
eeiss the votes II my fsnds for the sAid cees. -
,ls s1ie ,a,ty. aay sf Ne, next RosxRr salra.
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S| GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Offict
and residence, No 23l on Main between Stt and 9tI
trSsts. Richmond Va. my S0-ly
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Rev Tho's J. Gardner, DIED on the ath instant, at
Brunswick, Ga.
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CITY II am candidate for re election to the c1les
ferson Ward, list DissrctJ and respectfully splieis
your support. JNO NJ fRANClSCO-
M. Election day, 27th May Three CommissiOn-
ers % be roted for throughout 1se city.
i6--fw f6Mtfle
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nR- To rnH Worms OF pIsrniof No.
uryRioo Couxrr II an candidate for pe-eleetten
"a me once OF CONSTABLE. and shsrid = - yeer
san1nue faihinlly and respectfully 70 psFfosn the
Duties Of the once. e-.xca - sS<>ss~ nvx~s
an 2-dtd8< fft11 - &VSA8N01-
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FATAL AocIDENr.-The telegraph yesterday sta
ted the sinking of the steamer city of Huntsville at
Palmyra, Tenn on the Cumberland River on We'd
nesday night last The Nashville Gazette says:
The cause Ofthe accident is attributed to a log
which had driAted near the shSre. She struck the
log with great for }, a er which her stern came
tgaiust the bank, and eau ed her to sink immedi
ately. The gre It It excitemen, prevailed. Nearly
everybody on board had retired 20 their state
rooms and when the a'arm wc] given there was
general rush for the gang ways. The women
-cre- med, the men shouted, and everything was
con lsion. lady 3 enSer, we understand
threw her child over the guards, and one of the
hremen caught it, and took it on shore. young
lady who had taken plank, rescued by her
father, who wa floating in the water at the time
Hopkins, the engineer, saved his / fs by hanging
N to small pair of s,epJ. lie flo ted down the
river some three miles before he was able to reach
the shore. Sloan, the clerk, and passenger by the
name ofBell got on plank, and floated down
about the same distance. Considering the hour at
which the accident occurred, and the number of
passengers on board, it is very fortunate that no
more lives were lost.
Those drowned were Emmett Wallace, assistant
engineer ofsmithland. Ky, eight white deck hands,
all natives Of Ireland, and free colored boy
The boat was valued at $4,000.
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H6F no THR Vorrns o- ru. O. !.

THE FUEEkS GK THE CITY OF
AZ = n ! & am candidate Tor the Office of CLERK
ana respectfully solicit your support.
mn is-s JANIS EITETT
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As summer approaches, the human system becomes
iebilitatsd, aud ofyea SO much weakened that life
becomes burtheu to its pO7sess0r. School misses
and boys as well as adults, suffer from reaxati
Of the nerves aud when nature Is gnaided. perma-
asnt diseases the fruits Of Regleet A good ton
IT, i'll such cases is the grand deSleTdtuRl, and as
BAKERS PREMIUM BfTfERo possess the requi
site qualities, the free of them IL all that Is ne
cessary 20 stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
the appetite and give snch tone 70 the stomach as
glil enable tho machinery Of nature to perform
its functions in a healthy manner. In no instanee
have they tailed to give entire satisfaction, when
gnr.
Ror SAFE by all the principal druggists in the city o.
Richmond and elae where in Nirginia. apI3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

sS5-To THr VorERs OF HEsEIco cour-
rY-I am a caatso.t for reelection 70 the olce of
COMM MISSIONER on THE REVENUE ION InB
LybM Err DISTRICT. JAMES u. dunA'-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

s~ IAN A CANDIDATE ron TIE Or
YIoE on COMMISSIONER or Tue REyENUK for
the Upper District OF the county Of Henrco, ~ The
ensuing spring election.
nah I2-tde DANIEL 0AkUS1h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

E / Ah candidate for tno N:LEkk'
SHIP Of Henrico County Court
NH 26-zms r.s4 JS0 HAERI6ON..