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gro. n. TOsfpKYNn.

t6r To THE VorxRs OF TIKI ClrY a.
aIoaMosp.-I am candidate for the oeies q CON-
MISSIONER OF Tflk kEvENUk, for tho % b.
uict. Monroe Ward)
The election win take place on the nth May pssS
anu as am now engaged ip the d1schaege q H.
an,ies of the once, ss te Assistant Of Mr. HundisT
me, do not ca j ON you all In person. 7. 4
sidsnt Of the city.
Yonr votes are respectfully solicited. 5
eT-ts JkS2E y. KuHQyR
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DROP. WOODS HAIR RESfuRER.-,
II Mrs Aliens do do aud zytehaysAmufn received
and fdr saishy MiLtspAu0H . JoHN sTeN.
mn prngelsts.
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neA. To THE Worms or HsxnToo OouH-
rY-l respectfully announce my self aCAndidAts tcr
the office Of Clerk OF Henrico County Court e the
lection In May next. TEMPLE kLL1IT.
fa - 10
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FaoM LlnEMA.-Letters from Monrovia. fror

ihe ex-Presideut, state:
With respect TO public affairs, everything seems
10 be progressing satisfactorily; peace and har.
niony prevail throughout our borders; though it
feared shall be drawn into difficulty before
long with the natives, in consequence of the pres
ent French system of collecting emigrants on
this coast for their West India colonies.
The native chiefs In the neigbborhood of Cape
Mount have commenced their old practice Of kid.
nspping, aud making predatory wars on each
other, for the purpose of procuring free emigrants
> send abroad.
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a letter from China estimates the loss OF lives
BY the bombardmant of Canton ~ from o,0oc to
10000. Ths bombardmens lasted abont thirty
hours.
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nas-GRRAr IMpRovEMEnr IN

GRoRaE D. STEEL, Dentist, Office
AMI residence No. 2al on Main, between stt and sth
Etreezs Richmond Va. nay 30-IY
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FIRING SALrfEs.-lhe n. o. picayune condemns
he practice of firing sautes by ships and steam
boats when leaving port. On the 10th inst a yes-
eel about starting for Havana fired a gun and a
poor who was standing near was struck by
he wadding, with such force as to effect a com
,ound fracture Of his left arm and tear out his
eft eve.
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l6FCITY GAuasR.-

or RICHMOND Grateful Ter yous Kindness heretofore
4 respectfully Announce myself a candidate flr re.
election TO the office OF CITY dAuGER
NH 2a-tdef RICHARD FOX
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ssA- EoTIoK. BY the solicitation Of
my numerous flisnds and felow-cifiS~ns, j declees
my self candidate tor tho Office Of GRAIN MIA
suREh. Should IL be yor pleasure to elact uA
the duties Of the said sics shall bs faithfully pss
formed.
Inh lj-imf b. y. LIRHCOMb.
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gG5- GRAIN MEAsURsR.-To The voters
Of tlie city Of Richmond: respectfully announcs
sny self candidate ter the above Office
min l3---ldeS EDWIN UEWG.
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IA. To THE VorEns OF rHr C1rr or

BSA, 10 THE VOTERS OF TN CIfY OF
RIcHAoND.-The present incumbent, Mr. HundleY
declining reelect tion fn the Office ofCOMMlBSl0n-
Ek OF THE RkVKNuk for Monroe " srd, I hsrs-
nd respectfully solicit your votes and pledge NY
elf to the faithful discharge Of the duties Of tie
Office. should it be your pleasure TO elect ma.
NH 2-2m HREETtlN N OLA M. n
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4. J. CARrIR.


f6y- To MT FELLow-CITfxnHs oR THn
OoUNTY ov HsxRtoo.--T am . candidate for ths BHu-
RIFFAIaY OF the County OF Henftco, and rsGpectr
itliy solrit ycnr nrages st tho ensupg sjecttoa il
May next. b. NICH. DAVE.
{ Richnord. I7th Dec. 1887. nh s--dims
ma. sHssIrrALrY or HsNHTco.--I n
4 candidate for reelection 20 the once Of sHHAUY
OF HenFieo. Jho. A. Hu1unb9ON.
IA lQ--dfda
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A MuEDEEEg KILLS HNsRIt.-W. :. Eeaves, for
merly commission merchant ut Fulton, Ark,
killed himself at Carthage, Texas on thc 18th inst,
by pistol shot. The following letters were found
in his pocket-book:
Dear Father and Mother When you receive
these few lines your William Will be no more. /
will die by my own hand; blame no one with the
cause Of this. Ever siuce the murder Of Dr. Block,
have not seen one moments peace, and have tIied
in vain to kill myself drinking; so Iii blow my
brains out.
W. 8. Reaves, to his Father and Mother, James
and SGsannah ResveB, Washington, Hampstead
county, Arkansas.
Landlord: You will please gather these wander
Jag thoughts together, and write to my parents
how cane to cad. W. 5 RRAvEs.
Beloved Wife: Yen will not receive these few
lines until aTn no more; siIce left yon ! have
done nothing but wander. but have in vain sought
peace. My mind is entirely gone, and lifs burden
TO me, and die the death OF suicide; forgive me
for the manner In which have acted, aud never
let our dear boy know the death of his father
Tour unworthy husband. W. s. REAyss.
w. S. Reaves, Commission Merchant, Falton,
Arkansas, 1850
Landlord: VIII you have me buried; have no
money, but you can take my clothes aud other
things aud pay yourself
Be sure and write To my wife and parents and
tell them that nothing but deranged mind has
caused me to act as have, &c. / hope they will
forgive me, as believe God has and will.
W. 5. REAyEs.
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SrsAL1so.-Jscob. SLAVE 10 Mrs. Mar,

STEALIsG.--Jscob, slave TO Mrs. Mary
L. Price, made his appearance before the Mayer
yesterday, 10 answer for being In possession of a
rest which had been stolen freya simon Levy
Jake assured his honor that he purchased the gar
msnt of another negro aud promising most faith
fully TO prove that fart, was given until this
morning to get his witnesses into court.
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COUNTY OF HENRfco.
CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
fEy~ To THR VorRRs or HIxnICo CcUN.

~ 10 Thb foTEhS VI hhhhAuV NvuA~
fY-I respectfully announce myself eAndtda3e
ior re-elsetIou to the Office Of CLkkk or hEhRL
co COUNTY C0UkT. at the election In Nay p4xt.
MN 2-ts WILLIAM fOLkJ1.
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RICHMOND, Jan. IT, 1888.

10 Dr. KAHN,
0ilice corner 22d and Main streets.
ReA.. DEAR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
b yo to state to the pnlic the successful removal
OF TtInaT trssn the slds OF my neck OF screnteen
years standing weighing upwards Of st1 popads
pithont the usp Of knife or the loss ~ titnd-nnd
Of which | am We'll ! MAS examined by DR.
Wsrper. ~ tho Faculty OF Richmcni, twelve years
ago, "A ho pronounced 90 chances against me ny
cutting r. as also i'd other eminent physiciars
'''' JAMEs MILLER.
Hrsifeurc-Perkinssille. Goochiaad CO.. "a.
IS fs-~fi,Ia% cwft
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THE CITY COUNCIL win hold an adjourn
ed meeting at O'clock this afternoon.

SoUrH CAROLINA CoILbGE.-Ths Columbia South
Carolinian, of the 25th inst, explains the recent
college difficulty there, as follows:
We regret to state that, on yesterday. the Fa-
Guilty found it necessary to suspend ninety seven
students of the South Carolina Co lege until the
lst of October next, and five until the 1st of
May. We understand the ostensibie cause of diff
ficulty was the refusal of the Faculty to allow q
suspension Of college exercises, on Thanksgiving
day under municipal recommendation. re Upon the
professors going TO chapel ani recitation on
Thursday morning the benches were found tarred,
wherenpJn order was given by the professors to
the classes to attend at their private offices to
cite. The Junior and Freshman classes, With few
exceptions obeyed the order--the Seniors and So
phomores mostly declined doing so. When called
before the Faculty, with much unanimity they
declined responding TO questions. The act of dis
cipline which follos sed was necessary to uphold
the essential authority Of the government, in
which the fueulEy was uns nimous.
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Ey~ DR. CHIrECH

skS3~ DR.. CHUECHiLL's REMEDY FoR
PHrai4Is The attention OF physicians il solicited
the aud valuable prsparato of the ny Pti.
PHOepEiTES OF Lime, Snda, PotRsFa, Iron aud
Ammonia. 10 successfully used by DR. John Francis
Churchtll, OF Dublin i the treatment of con fFRe&
T6ihiS aud here tubfrcJldT disease was developed.
We have the arp salts Of these preparations. ANA a.!
30 the C0dfuUsD SYRUP of the HfPo-PHOS-
pHITES of Lime soda, p0tassa aud iron IN ccnbi-
nation. presenting a most elegant and agreeable
mode Of administration, not offensive 70 the most
Ill
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Jewish Passover.-Thls Festival. which

il annually observed by the Israelitish nation
throughout the world, in commsmoratiou OF their
signal deliverance from Egyptian bondage, COM
menced last evening, (Monday,) and continues for
light days. during which time unleavened bread
is eaten. No manner of leayen is TO be found
within the habitation of an Israelite. Though u
period of upwards Of 5000 years has elapsed since
their departure from Egypt, this feast is kept with
universal solemnity. Service is held at the Syna-
gogues on this day and tomorrow, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. M s7,'s.a
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FELtow CIrrxsns ~ afu eAnotGo1o
r the osKce a. C0NsTAbEB n ths pistgie4 Ne. n
II thu county a. ffforic9. ass1 neplconEy G1coo 4
our votes st the coming election ia Mpy - v
nah ~ re 1h0N !. 1UaD.
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nT~Tc rHn vorsss OF uKsrIco Cors.
y . SsSds,s @ % T RI EssyIHs y ss RI m Tis =
LrWER DISTRICT. JAnBs =. 0U&r.
NH 22--taas aa ~ - 81 ~s x
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little sen of Mr.. D. J. Sampisv, living in
Iowndes county, Ala, was killed on the llth inst,
by kick from mule.
Hon. q. w Stone of The Supreme Court of Ala
lama, has lately met with a sad bereavement IN
the death of two sons, from scarlet fever
On the 9th inst, In Manatee county, near Fort
Myers. Florida, an affray occurred between CAPT,
IL Booley Of the Boat-sersiee, and John York,
private Of his Company, which resulted IN the
death of the latter Capt. d. is In custody.
The post Office at Tampa. Fla, was broken open
on the 20th, and robbed of all the letters on hand
As yet 90 discovery, having a tendency to bring
TO light tine perpetrators, has been made
4 woman named Maria Nell committed suicide
in Philadelphia on Saturday last by swallowing
landanum
Daniel 1. wilkins, n lad, was run ever and killed
by FIRE engine In Philsdelphia, last Friday.
The total number OF deaths in New York last
week ~as 47s--an increase Of l2as compared with
the previous week.
Mr. Jacob Horn. an old and respected citizen OF
Baltimore, died last Saturday.
negro named cssar, supposed 10 have been
Vt least 120 years old, was drowned lately near
haton Rouge, La.
There were only Ss interments in Mobile during
the month OF February.
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tar AN Q candidate for the CLERK.
SHIP Of Henrico County Court. .
NH 26-lms JH0 HAkRIbON.
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BAD CosPANr-Nfary Alexander.

BED COMPANY MARY AIeXanuer,
white woman, arrested for associating and living
with negroes, was released by the Mayor on prom
ising to sojourn with people of lighter color in
frfp
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nGrTo rHs Worms cv HHxnTcc OorS-
L 8; ysH ssrtksi
for the lover dssrict % tAe arprosxhtDf ssqticnL
respectfully soltcif yous nftFsGe. A0nlA h1( ye9r
pleasure 10 eset me. ! promise % diechnrno - 4M
stas Of the once fithfnliy And. ppqetual{. W ~
best sf my ability JOHN =. uAQ80
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PRICE ONE CENT.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
MAYOR
GAUGER..

- AN again candidate for re-elsc-
fion TO the eifce Of MAYOR Of this citr..
asH io-toe JOSEPH MAYO
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Crop PRospEcrs IN TEx4s.-Fine Spring rains
aud tatteriBg prospects encourage the planters of
Western Texas. In the neighborhood of San An
tonic, most of them have up several inches
with a foe stand. The expectation Of fine crops
almost universal in that section of the State =
The fine raius have placed the wheat crops in al
most all parts Of the country out of dancer.
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Esas- To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF
RIcHaosD-T meet respt ctfuily offer myself can
dleate for reelection Of CAPTAIN uF TliB NIGHT
POLICE. NH lt--dtdes A. WILKINSON.
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CITY COLLECTOR,

NAAA eoLLEAIOS.
4V / AN candidate for re election to
the office Of CITY COLLECTOR
NH is-td julius A. HoBsoS.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.

SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.
HsA- THs undersigned is candidate
for reelection to the Office Of SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE CITY Gas WORKS, and respectfully 30
licits the .tes of his felow-cti1ens.
NH l9-tde 1hO5 II WYNNE.
At the request Of many friends, an
nounce myself candidate for the sUPRRIN-
TENDEST or THE GAS WORKS.
NH Is-dtd~ ID. HAGERTT.
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MEADE = BAKER, Pharnaccntists,
lS5 y. w. corner of Main and 10th sta,
nh IL dl2tcw4t Richmond, Va.
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eGr. GRAIN MEAsuRER.-To rHn 4

TK7s OF THE CRY OF RIcHMosp-I respectfully A.
nouGce myself q candidate for the above ufit ..
NH 25-Ide* WILLIAM WAIT1.
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The venerable William Swift, formerly distin-
gplshed merchant Of Charleston, s. c., died OF
eestion of the lungs In Brooklyn last Saturday
The deceased, who was in the 77th yesr of bis age.
leaves large circle OF relatives and friends to
mourn his less particularly in the Southern States
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DARrso Rpsnsnr.--on Sunday after- I

DARING hoBBkhY.--On Sunday after-
npon last, the large jewelry estabiisLmens sf
Messrs. Mitchell & Tyler, North Main, between
18th and 14.h streets. was forcibiy entered and
robbed Of 81 800 or S2eo0 worth Of jeweiry. The
rogue effected au entrance by ascending q ladder
in rear of the store, where improvement was
being made. scaling a parspet wall, and then de-
scending into the lot Of Messfs. III. T.
Once in the yard. the thief vas entirely hid from
view He then had only to set - work with the
iron bars around him, force up the sliding iron
shutters aud enter the back window After get.
ting into the store the thief bolted the front door,
and then helped himself to sixty seal rings. worth
$500. three or four dozen plain gold rings of fine
quality, two carved band bracelets, worth $50 per
pair, five or six plain band bracelets, one gold
watch, and perhaps other valuable goods, not yet
missed.
About six o'clock that afternoon Mr. John Tyler
went 10 the store, but unable TO open the front
door with the key. He has very little doubt that
the thief was then in the store helping himself.
and was frightened of.
The police have been notified of the robbery,
and are on the look out for him. Jewellers IN this
and other cities will be the alert for :. fence
men, and their agents, aud take in charge any
strollibg trader Offering stock at reduced prices.
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Irrrnnsnu Mum
MONROE WAhn.

MONROE WARD.
coCSGL HrSTIHGs COURT.
David ! Saunders, James Bfay,
tiso * Crutf hied Charles kliett.
james A sc0tf, Thoafas Sampzen,
TG Epps, q Lipsconb,
K0 Morrlss. J w Beyeridgs.
The above Ticket will receive the support u many
voters of MONROE WAND. NH tides
ssJ- To The VoTERs or HESRIoo
CoVSTx-I hereby announce myself candidate fer
the Office of C0HMfsSIUs ER OF FHK REVENUE
the upper District, at the approaching election,
and resp, ctfuy solicit your suftrages. Shouid
Ire your pleasure to sect me. promise to discharge
the duties Of the office faithfully and unctnaly.
NH Z7--dtie@ JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
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nay AN A CANplDAT. ron rHR Or.
YIcE OF COMMISSIONERS or THE REvnNun ar
Monroe Ward. - =,
NH iT-tdes JyO M MURRAY
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Tns NORFOLK FUND The Mayor OF Norfolk has
written : letter 10 the pitssburg board Of iiade
suggesting that the funds collected in Pittsburg
IA 1880 for the relief OF the Norfolk sufferers
amounting TO about $1,000, which has not been
used for the purpose iutendep, and is still in the
hands Of VIM IL. Brune, Esq, treasurer Of the
Norfolk fund in Baltimore, he donated to the sup
port of the fiftyeight orphan children now in
charge OF the Howard Association of Norfolk
the board, in compliance with the request, re
.olTed that it should be so donated
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bCoMAlssIoNER or THE RBvnuuu.-
In compliance with the desire Of many FrssoAav
l., rasEssssnity present myself q candIdate q
District {or Monroe war) Of the CITY oi RioS1oS1.
aeem u unns cessary % MAKE fnrther pledNo
than an assurance OF the fshful perfurmanes q tke
teliow-ci.izens to elect me -
NH 2-ims GRO. H. TOMpKYya
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Saddle, Hafness and Tunk Manufacturers,
"a aNolal3l, aRdfaF St. Corner Qf 0IsfOms9I
4TAgR hots hand and e6trpiste ass6rtnisnt o.
III all articles In heT Tfonsstng OF Ladies' and Geu
saddles; hneand Frae and
Mood TfuhEsj ahtl VHilces, satehels Upper
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Saddles OF every description ahd quality the lbEeSt
style OF Engfish s1aftoe. iitt 2 -
iiIrSn frame ana Vftesi avery article
and assed for and Durability.
single and double Harness of the best stye Stage,
Wagon Cart Harhess sofsthe
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large assortment Of Carpet Bags and every
variety ii1H t.f so @ 1-.
n klWorR ordered VIII be FurnfShe and
fort VIII be' spared TO merit eontiaaes % publ IA
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