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Iowa ENLoPRMENr.-The Burlington Gazette says
that Mr. Rankin, who formerly kept the Union
hotel. in that city, mySteriousy eioped, a few
night since, with his wife's sister, while the un-
suspectins wife was absent, and 1ujoying herself
ata hall
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IMPORTED srocK.-There NAV now :

IMPORTED STocK.-There may now be
seen at RuskelPs stable, on Wall street, two beau
tiIul Arabian Mares, one a grey and the other q
bay, imported direct by Mr.. WILLIAM MCDONALD. OF
Baltimore, gentleman fiarge means and very
liberal withal who has the handsomest steed OF
trotters in the Union. In the same st bile and be-
longing TO the same gentleman, pair of beau
tiful bay mares, that can go in double harness in
less than three minutes; and the famous trotter
Buzz" whose performances are we'll known to
all readers of sporting papers. If any of our
"horse men" think they can take him down they
have oaly to say SO, and trot is made up.
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@~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers ia Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old W HISKkY5 and CIGARS, No. ~ Main
treet, fa
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APPoINTMsNT.-P. Fl. Aylett, Esq, of
this city, has been appointed by the President one
of the fifteen visitors at the West Point Military
Academy for the present year.
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FIRH.-Last Thursday night. between
the hours OF Ii and IL O'Clock, an old frame build
ing on the North Western suburbs of the city,
belonging 10 Mr.. Samuel Meredith, was set on IRE
aud partially destroyed. The building was unoc-
cupied at the time Loss small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-08

A GREAT HUNT.-The great buffalo hunting par
ty in Minnesota will leave St. Cloud about the
middle of July. mohammed Pa,ha, with q bevy
of Congressmen are to take part in it. The head
quarters of the expedition will be- at breckenridge,
on the Red river of the North. MIR. Geo. H. Boot,
Of Minnesota offers to convey all editors of the
press throughout the Union, who desire to ACCOM-
pany the expedition, from st. Cloud to the hunt
ing grounds, aud back to st. Cloud, free Of ex-
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CLERK or COUNTY COURT.
y OtAh1ish UF OVUNHH OVUhf' =. y
EfSS@ To THE VOTERS OF HENHICo Cor

EtE 10 THE VOTERS OF HENKIC0 CoUN-
fY.-I respectfully announce myself q candidate
Tor reelection to the Office of CLERK OF HEHKI-
co COUNTY COURT. at the election in May next. 5.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM ROLkES.
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I~ To rHE VorERs OF THE C,

RIcRMoSD.-I am candidate for the ONCE of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of my
citizens Should it be your pleasure to elect
me TO that position, shall endeavor to show, BY
faithful discharge Of my duties, that your eondsnoe
has not been misplaced. ~ ss.s IA =
NH 2-tde MILLS Il. GOODWIN.
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MAY DAY-The lrst Of May was celebrated at
Boston by series of festivities Public exercises
We're held on the Ccnmcu; the Sunday school chill
dren went by thousands upon short excursions,
al enter' .inment was given in the Music Hall, at
which some thousands of persons were present.
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PASTORAL CaAFGE.-Rev. +. NJ. Baker, OF Gooch
land connty, Virginia, has been unanimously cali
ed to the pastora:e Of the Franklin square Baptist
church, in Baltimore. The call has baen accepted
though the reverend gentleman will not enter upon
his duties for several mOnths yet.
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Rds- lam A CANDIDATE FOR rHr Or
rIcE or COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward. .ts ~ "a tr4&a
NH I7-tdet JNO NJ MURRAY.
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8. NIGH. DAvIB.
kSs~ To THE VorERs or HRxRIra

JoUNTY.-I take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the sherifalty of Henrico county ae
the election in May next; and if elected promise to
devote al of my time to the Office and to discharge
Its duties the law directs. will try and see the
voters of the county before the day of elec ton and
in the meantime refer all such as wish TO ascer-
tain my fitness for the office 70 my neigbbors and
to John NJ. Gregory, Esq, John b. Young. Esq, and
d the Justices Of Henrico county. .sa..a.s. :
Ia 20--dtde 7. j. CARTER
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FOUND GUfLrY.-Frank Gwynn. q free
negro. was convicted before the Henrico Circuit
Court, yesterday of sssaultng with intent to kill,
a white man named Charles Nelson, on the I'D OF
October last, and sentenced to ten years coniine-
ment in the peniieBtiary.
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WYMAN, the Magician, will commence
a saries of entertainments at Metropolitan Hall,
on Monday night next.
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SENT ON-Tbos Richardson cb,

AUDITORS CLERKS The City Council
have elected Mr.. Thomas b. Harrison, clerk TO the
Auditor, and Mr. d. W. Saunders assistant.
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COUNTY OF HRNRICO.
sHERIFF.


E8r To MY CITIZEN or THE
CooNTY OF HKHR:co.-I am a candidate for the sHE-
RIFALTY of the County of Henrico. and respect-
fully solicit your sufIages at the ensuing election
in May next.
IA -dl ms q NINH !.
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PREFERS DsAra.--Loefuer. the Cincinnati muir
derer, whose sentence has been eomniuted 10 ia-
prisonmeDt for life, is greatly dissatisfied because
he Is not 70 be hung.
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Loss OF ScHooNER.--Tbe schooner Albion, Capt.
Hall, sailed from Wilmington, N. c., lat week for
Tar Landing, 0nsiow county, N, c., laden with
merchandise TO the value of about $4,000 for
Stern & Bro, RiGhlands, and was lost off New
River Bar.
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PUNISHED. ED.-Alexander Jackson, q free
negro, was ordered TO be punished yesterday, for
assaulting BENJAMIN Clarke Of Hanover. Alex
has undergone more punishment than any darhey
in the land, and yet his morals get 40 better very
Fat
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THE WHITE ELEaENT.--A correspondent writes
that while travelling at the South he attented
negro meeting, where the sable preached oHered
an earnest PRAYER for "de white element in our
population"
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MAYORS ELEcrEp.--Dr. Il. i. Blackburn has been
sslected Mayor of Charleston, Va and Isaac Fouks
mayor of Harper's Ferry II. r. Booth, the Aneri-
can candidate, was elected mayor of Westminster,
Md, last Monday, with American councilmen.
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. FREE TRAyEL.--All the bridges connecting the
city of Boston with its suburbs have at length been
made free toll, aud public attention Is turned
to the project Of rendering the steam ferries also
free
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E65~ CLERKsHIP OF THE CIRCUIT CouRr
lY HssRTco.-At the request OF many of my friends,
announce myself candidate for the ONCE Of
CLERK OF Tax CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO.
NH S--dtdeF JOHNSON SANDS.
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ARMY 0RDERs.-General Scott was telegrapned 70
by the President, Wednesday. to proceed forthwith
TO Washington Oh impor tant business, connected
with Utah. The General left, accompanied by his
aid de camp Colonel lay for that city on the same
evening. -.
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PERsoyAL.--Hon. John Dane of Maine, died last
week. lie nephew Of Nathan Dane, and
had served in Congress and was graduate of
Harvard.
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eSH. Dr.. HowARD-has removed from
the Medical College TO the Richmond House on
Governor OFFIcE-with Dr. Peticolas.
2t-im$
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~ STAaPEb COLLARS AND BANDS
for working; also, Stamped Linen Bands and
Sleeves for ladies'. LADIES BAZAAR,
ap @-lm No. us Broad street.
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rGF-I AN A Car

E2g- AM A CAEDIDATE FOE TILE O7-
YIcE or COMMISSIONER or TaE REvENUK fox Z.
the Upper District Of the county OF Henrico. the
nh side ets PANEL NJ GARDNER !.
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PARTICULAR NorrcR.-Great sale of

WATCHES, Jewelry, FIated Ware aud Fancy Uoods at
auction aud private sale, by II. W .QuARIEs at No,
$50 Main street, every day aud evening this week
Ladies sale at O'Clock 7. NJ,
Genticren's sale at "a o'clock.
The richest and most extensive variety over offer
ed in tats market FOR sale above. Merchants are
particularly invited to call and examine the goods
and purchase either privately or at the eYening
sales. All goods warranted As represented. No 10
Main street, hnh %
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MONUMENTS AT CHARLEsToN.0u Wednesday, the
corner stone of a monument, to be erected In hon
or Of Col Wm. Washington, the heroic comman-
der of the Legion Cavalry, OF South Carolina, dn'
ring the revolutionary war, was laid In Magnolia
Cemetery at Charleston, with imposing cerema-
nles. The Hon Wm. p. Miles was the orator. On
the 18th of June, the cornerstone OF the monument
in honor of Mr. Calhoun, 10 be erected by the
Ladies' Association. will be laid in Citadel Square,
at Charleston, Hon. l.. M. keitt will be the
ISIS
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IMMIGRATION AT New YoRK.-The arrivals OF emf
grants at New York for the present year, up 10
Wednesday, were 12.f4s7, against 35,4gl which ar
rived for the same period last year. AT this rase
the emigration for the present year Will be less
than 81, GEO.
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foT To THE VoT

ssS3- To THE VoTERs or THE CoUHrY or
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Up
per District of the coanty. and respectfully solicit
your votes ia May next 8
NH i3--dtd - cORb1N BUXTON
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kNY~ To THE VnTrpa a

RICHMOND II respectfully announce myself can.
ddate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
re election. JESSE WHERkY.T
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Letter from North Carolina.
coRREsPoSpEscE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

k
WELDON, N G., May 9th, 1858.
Mr.. McRae is an independent candidate for Gov
ernor in opposition to Judge Ellis contrary to the
general expectation, aud the canvass will open in
d few days and be conducted throughout with
spirit and interest. Tt is useless speculate upon
the result, though believe il is very generally
conceded that Judge Ellis win be elected by
large majority. But let time show how that will
be- for am not ambitious to be considered po-
litcal prophet.
You already aware that Hon. Asa Biggs he's
been appointed land confirmed by the Senate
Judge of the Federal Court vice Judge Potter, de-
ceased This will necessarily create a vacancy ia
the United States Senate, and Hon. Thomas L
Clingman will no doubt be appointed TO fill, the
vacancy
his council in few days to fiji this vacancy as
well that occasioned by the resignation of Judge
Ellis. | will endeayor TO give you the earliest in
formation of the action of the council. Candidates
are being nominated in the different counties for
seats in the Legislature, and from all indications
there will be strong Assembly.
The Ladies' Fair at this place, on the 24th and
25th instant, will be attended by one or more Of
the military companies of Petersburg. and proba-
bly, one from Raleigh. Can't Richmond send one
alsos There will be a tournament on the occa-
sion, and lecture the second day by Hon. M
w. Ransom.
| notice some persons going South to the "South-
ern Commercial Conventions" but not many. The
fact is, the people have become so well convinced
that these Conventions ''all talk and cider
! that they becoming tired of them, aud unless
| this one does something more than has ever been
done by one heretofore, sincerely hope it may
be ''the last of the Mohicans."-
Yesterday and last night more rainy and blus-
| terry, and this morning is uncomfortably cool.
Iu short time, however, old Sol will begin to
warm us up, aud then away will dash every fellow
who raise the wherewith to go, to some of the
| delightful resorts of the Virginia mountains.
| ESTRANGERn
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kB-To rHr VoTERs OF HEsRIco Coux-
TT u am CANDIDATE for reelection % the offcc of
or TIE RHyBNUE ron TIE !
Low Ek DISTRICT. JAMES NJ utnh.sss
nh s.9ss
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Pam FIRE DEPARTMENE-l

n IAIU Inn DEIA m NJ - P~0HN<V]1
has been presented to the City Council. signed by
ninetyfye property holders, asking the establish.
ment of Paid Fire Department The petition
was referred TO the Committee on the Fire Depart
u,epk
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gPECIAL NOTICES.
~. GrampRA

psthst offers his professional services TO the citi
ss of Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re
siaence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
10 l--IZnS
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I. ]. CARTER.

-. SHERIFFALTY OF HENRICO. II am
candidate for reelection to the Office Of SHERIFF
OF Henrico. JN0 A. HUTCHESON,
ia IQ--dtda T ..s
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efSg- FELLOW CITIZENS or THE CouHTr
or HEsRrco-I am a candidate for the ofice OF CON-
MISSIONER OF THk REVENUE fpr the Upper
District Of the C0nnty at the ensuing slectien in
May next, and respectfully solicit your sufrages.
NH Z5-tie - eco w CARTEH.
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TIE "CE1yY MouRNER. There is a genius In this

TIE "CEIEr MoURNER." There is genius In this
city, y'clept Hatfield, who has earned reputation
in q novel manner, which will not greatly serve
him in time of need. The detectives save bis da-
guerreotype as well as those of some of his con-
freres. He operates ingeniousy and with marked
success, in q mode of fnanciering which a COM
mon thief would hardly have thought Of 1t is
his won't to attend funerals, and at the customary
exhibition of the corpse 70 press to the side of the
coffin there to ringle his tears with those of the
friends of the deceased. Hence the soubriquet OF
''Chief Mourner," has come 10 be his ordinary ap.
pelati0n in police circles and other associations
where men of his character are known. While
boBoring the deceased, he keeps an eye open for
the living as did the Ephesian widow, and as 9TH
ers come near to take a last view he contriyes to
relieve their pockets of whatever valuabies they
may contain. His operations had become so ex
tensive that il was found necessary, by the be-
reaved, TO keep their attention on the alert, and
the result the detection OF the lugubrieus gem
tleman of whom we have been writing. He is a
shrewod financial man, and has been unusually
successful in his peculiar department Of industry
". I. Post
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rS- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT no. 3,
HENRIc0 C0UNTY.--I am Candidate for the Of
nee of CONsTa BILE in the Third District sAsstd
il be your pleasure, fellow eisizens 70 elect me. thek
dutes OF the Office shall be discharged with prompt
ness and fidelity. Election Fourth fhrrsdayfn Map
Rext. ff s Ha RS -. q -
np S-dtds WA. II. IyLk4-xx =
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nN. To THE vorrRs OF ras Crry or

RicHMoND.-The present incumbent Mr. Huudley
declining reelection for the Office Of ofC0MMl38foN-
kR OF THE REVENUE, for Monroe Ward I here
by announce myself candidate for the said ONCE
nd respectfully solicit your votes and pledge my.
self 10 the faithful discharge of the duties Of the
NH I'm PRESTON NJ QUARLEg
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msS-FarsH LEEoUEs-I hs

oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LkECHES, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
z. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to. Can be fonnd at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing RooIa under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts f. G. HOBSON
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FAIRFIELD RAcEs.-FoUarH DAY.--Tl

FAIRFIELD RACES. FOURTH DAY. The
yesterday was for the Jockey Club purse
Si00, three mile heats, TO which there were three
entries-Lizzie Mcdonald, Mary Eveline and Tar
River. Owing to the fact that Lizzie had been
planning of her underpinungs for several weeks,
and that there was probability of sreaking-the
track being quite hesvy-some few were disposed
to take the other two against her, large odds,
and in that way several small sums were invest
cd; but when the fact was made known that Mary
Eveline had refused her breakfast, was com
planning heavily and wou!d not start, bets could
not be had at any odds.
description of the race, would be waste of
space and tme,and we shall dispose of il therefore
in the most summary manner.
First Redt.--Lzzie being on the inside, at the
tap of the drum good start effected, Tar
River taking the lead, and holding it till reaching
the back stretch, when Lizzie Tapped and passed
him. leading by the stand the first time in 1:57-
the second time in 1:55, and tho third time In 2CJ
making the heat in 5:55, and going with apparent
ease throughout the heat
When the horn sounded for the second heat Liz
Zie came up ready to start and looking as fresh as
a new blown rose, but as Tar River was withdrawn
by his owner, she was declared the winner with.
out being required to gallop around.
We append a summary:
Friday, Fourth DGy.-Jockey Club Purse S40O.
three mile heats, five per cent. entrance:
John Campbelps ch. M. Lizzie Mcdonald, years
oid, by Revenue, dam Sarah Washingt ton I /
D: McDaniePs Dickinson Branch's) br. h Tar
River, years old, by Nicholas, dam by ST.
W. Ii. Gibbons ch M Marv Eveiine, wears -
OLD, by imp. Glencoe, dam k,allie Ward d.. DIR
Time-5:55.
TO-DAY there are two races, one for saddle horses
and the other for mules, and the gates are free.
all can see the fun and pay nothing. So go in.
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een BArus BArss. nArus -Hot

Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
Snampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on 18th street.
Single Baths 25 cents. or tickets for 81 apl0
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EgSH A MOST BsAUTIFUL assortment of
Ribbons, Flowers. Ruches, NFringes, Dress Trim
taings and Buttons, at the
LADIES' BAZAAR. It's Broad street
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sN-I respectfully offer myself a & I
Distrscs Henrico county and wi!l be rleaseA 70 -
csise The votes &c my friend, fsr The sAAd scs. -
the nth day Of Msy next. . .......~s "a.
ap i2-tdes ROBERT bAifh
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GEoRGs B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
ard residence No 23l on Main, between 8th and 9th
treerz, Richmond Va my 1-lY
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fA. To THE vorERs or DIsrRrer Ne.

rs To rnE VOTERS OF DISTRICT Nc.
HESRlco CeUvTy ~ am candidate for reelection
10 the oflcs of con aTABLk. and sb0uid1t b. ycnr
pleasure elect me, nay copsIAt Alhn she1S - -
Continue faithfully aud respectfully % perform As
ds.ss spisadsas. q isi sae' rHos. NJ. MONTAGUE fl
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e&y~ To TIE VorERs or TIE THIRD =
DrsTkICT.-Feiow Citizens: respectfully offer my
self as q candidate for UNSTABLE ip the abovs
District, and will be pleased 70 receive yogr vofss
fo- the same the eth Of the present mouth Mnyl
my tides IL bULLlNutUS.7 p
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NAvAL.-The u. 8. sioop-cEwar Constellation was
at Messine, March 9Th, all well.
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M- Arms a1oUEsr Of many 81 nv

fellow-citizens, I respectfully announce myself
candidate for the offce OF COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, ana viii pledge
myself to discharge faithfully the duiies al The 50
hce If elected JOHN y. STAdd.
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To IN. vcrxns or Ter Disrsrcf ~
Hxxxsco Couxrr --At he sosseftAtica d m.sy
hiends 4 sonoanes myself essdiasss ~ ~ SLs
your sufrages shonid Il be yony pleasure g sI<et
me i proiss 70 discharge the tutise cf Ne e6cs ~
'as @s sSrs mesds Z ~ a'l''s JOHN n poaa4rr s, 1
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swGoppARp's LorIoNg GonpL

loTIoN.-We have just received another supply of
this celebrated Pau Extracting Lotion. Those who
have been waiting for it can now be supplied by
calling at MILLSPAUGH i jon NST0N'5
APPS Drug Store. u East Main st
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LB- Am o candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court. 3 .lssr 4,l
NH 26-2mE JNO HARRISON.
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s4-1 am candidate for reelection to
the Office COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE,
in the upper district, Chesterfield county
ap l5-dGcWtde% w FLUURN0Y.
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COFFEE. &c.--i00 bags primo RiosCof,
~ isS ss y sags r Ere, re k IegsAsss cgd z halas
p''As A EaaIksT0SA 3 rITz0ERALD.
myE-4t No. n Pearl stSsee
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CANDIDATES FOR orFrcE.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
h6F To THE Worms or THE CIrv n

RicHMoSD--FELLow CITrzEss:--I am before you a.
candidate for reelection to the Office OF CLERK
OF the Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond in
which ron were kind enough TO place me nearly
II years since, aud the duties of which have 10
sne pest OF m ability. endsayored 10 per form, con
mhlT-dtd EUsrAcE ROBINSON.
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a6s. To THE worms OF rue 4rH DIs.

TEIcr nESEIco cousTY-I respectfully offer my ser.
10 my feiIoweitizens. csndidate for toe CT
ncs OF HIGH CONSTABLE of the 9Th District. snd 3
will discharge the duties earnestly and fAithlnN s
il il should be your pleasure 10 elect sls-
ap 2g-Zs~ BENJAMIN. R. READ. -