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Wer-spsctfully invite attention ta our new stock
d SpkfkH GOODS now opening, and assure the
lies in particular that those goods offered at
scr iRtes than the same couia now be bought for,
having be early in the market; and our FINANCIAL
usripS is such thai we have advantages ia the mar
krt enabling To purchase at the lowest CASH
VEI -. Ill We ask Of yoa u tO
CalI. EXalninei! CumPRTe!!l 1udge!li
Respectfully, MlLllilr kh BkO,
nan Him 1913 Broad street.
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N"Ei. Hoart"ness, or RConsGnptve Cough, "hon
Z ~ taH abta" im;u'sjRte relief by usiug ItAR1s-
HpkNEr fECTUAAL SYRUP OF WILD GIiKR.
IL is combined with other articles suitod tor all
ii.AiE, Asthma, OatarFh aud Bronchial Affections
Is prepared by Chemist of reputation, and is pro
e}IGB l@ the wOtldi
haues q 5h cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
ANOB %, and all Druggists Ia Richmond.
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proprietors of HESgY's SrIsUtArIsa IhsrMssT de-
sires the public to Understand that the preparation
which he offers Is not EMBEocArIos, bnt is LisI
NEWT according 70 the legitimate signiiication of
the word Having the consistency of an ointment
it may be applied either plaster. or be rubbed
on the effected part, and H.sSgyER FAILED TO AFFORD
RELIEF. It's efficacy once tested, the Liniment ~il
become "a household medicine"
rN- For sale by most OF the Druggists in this
city PrRcEft, L1Dp & Co., wholesale agents.
NH I5--imS
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Cry COUNCIL The following ticket
will be most cordially supported by all class of
voters in ",,NRoE WARD for the City Council:
lanes D Browne. George w smith,
Thomas Eppes
The above are we'll tried and faithful men; ;,n
NH ,8-tde fOTER.
av-THE vorEns OF MONROE WARD will bear in
for the Common Council:
Beveridse q Morris
w c Allen Wellington GOddin
Charles DImmock
Come rally to the polls on the day Of election aud
vote for the men that will study the ctizens IN
terest. 1JUNH AMshICA.
nlh 30-5t*
g,y-MoxRoE WARD CITIZENS TIcKgr.-The follow
ing gentlemen of experience and Il led ability, hav-
ing ably and aishfuy served the people OF Monroe
Ward Tor several years in the City Council, viii
again serve if elected: therefore, they will again
receive the cordial support from the voters OF all
sections of Monroe Ward at the charter elections, on
Wednesday, the 9TH day of April next:
FOR CfUSCILNRS. FOR ALDERMEN.
ID DeDoou John L. Tate
DJ Saunders James Bray
& Dimmock U Lipscomo
W C Allen PHI STARK
LW Gl ,Zebr0ok. JW Beyerdge.
NH 30-tde
MONROE WARD.
COUNCIL HUSTINGs COURT.
nava rsa,rhss, san1dsrs, 5sasss 3snSs Si,ett
James A Scott Thomas sampson,
TIC Epps. Y lipscomb,
q Morriss. w Beveridge,
The above Ticket will receive the support OF many
voters of MONROE WARD. NH 2T-tde*
THE CouNcIL-PEoPLE's TICKET
MONROE WARD.
The f,Ilowing gentlemen. who have proved them
selves TO be equally the friends 10 all the varied in
t.rests of the Ward will be again fully supported
by many voters Of Monroe Ward:
l. w Glazebrook. Dimmock,
VIM Allen, ID Denoon
David ] Saunders NH 25-tde*
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Missed FIRE.-The police Yesterday

NII6sbD EIhbs- I ITO FuIiVU y0stEIUay
arrested white man. suspected Of being engaged
in the robbery of Messrs. Mitchell & TyIer's jew
elry store last Sunday, but found nothing on his
person or about his premises TO indicate that he
had been connected with the robbery. The night
before, some gentleman saw white man attempt
inr to sell some iewelry to a negro. and gave such
a description of the person led to the arrest OF
the man who was examined yesterday.
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FrruisIs-rhe attention Of physicians is soliciled
o. the new ami valuable preparations of the HlFt
FuDePHIrES OF Lime, soda, Putassa, Iron ~
AHmouia. ~ sBccessf Illy used by Dir John Franc -
trurchtii, Of Dublin ia the treatment OF con fTB.Cd
Jis and here ttfberciIdr disease was cvelOped,
IS. have the dry s,bs Of these preparations and al
=. the CpMt0U ND SYRUP of the lily PUPHOS-
FHfrES OF Lime soda Potassa and ron IN cOmbi-
nation. presenting most elegant and agreeable
mode OF administration, not offensive 10 the most
d,nrAt..
MEADE 4 BAKER pharmaceutists.
lsG. n. W. corner of Main and l0th sts.,
ull.Iq-uI2fcwit Richmond Va.
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} T HOLMES.
HIGH CONSTABLE.

10 THE tiTIZENS OF RICHMOND II here
By announce myself as n candidate for election to
the office of HIGH CONSTABLE, of the city of
Richmond, and respectfully solicit your votes on
Wednesday. April 7th Should it be your pleasure
TO elect me, will endeavor to discharge the duties
OF the office FAITHFULLY, INPARrIALLY and PROMPTLY,
10 the best Of my ability.
NH ly-tdeF WM l. MONTAGUE
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sT JoHH s, GRApY--

fla'e oC JGrGdclpAin)
'n'NRTfR AND eEALEK IN FOREIGN AND
HHi nSItL WINES, LIQUORS AND SEbARS,
,. ~ Lhr'Et 81, AHuf r l}fH, EItJi"ONn, TA
avn he atsruiJn pt the city and c"Hntrv trade a.
l1tR" enJ fnFjrd assortment of WINES, BRAN
t'hr. RUNE, CAMS. WHI>k1ES. SC Always ON
'tn3 "nnpngr lot of oll Rye, Mountain Bourbon
rnt c'het Nitf-kikS
''Fn'ry ;nerehAuts Gnd others pre- solicited 10 call
'h''- pnIcba ng elscHheTr.
- f--ti'ais delivered TO all parts Of the city free
'btfgr. nah - ia
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RICHMOND. Jan. u. lsas
70 DR hAHN,
tli!ice corner 22d and Main streets.
sE4 DEAR SsR: ] feel il a duty | owe

t. you o state 10 the public the successful removal
Ola Tar1Yr from the st, oi my neck of sereptee,,
yrsr, s'auAing. weighing upwards vf SIR pounds
without the use of Il knife 81 the loss ot b'u1d-aut
of which [ am nJW Ncil. | was examined by Dr.
Nagnrr. 0f tl" Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
az ard be rFrnnuGcyd ~ chances against me ny
t9f'fnc -, ~ also did other eminent physiciaps
t''Hush"'t tho county. You're. &C,
JAMES MILLER.
R'siieucc = erLinsyille. Ocochiand CO, Va.
II ~
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cONNIssInyERs

To THE VoTERs or HESRIco. 20 DIS
yRcr IN answer to the call OF many friends 70 be-
come a candidate ~ the Office Of gUNMfssfUkkh
OF THE hEyESUE, beg 10 assure my friends,
that IL elected will sery~ 20 the beat Of my abi-
ity. Hesprcuuify.
NH aa~Its j. q. HARDY. e
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EUsTAcE RoBrNsoN.

D6r To THE Worms OF THE CrrY on
RIeHaoND.-I am a candidate for the Office Of CLERK
OF THE CfhCUIr COURT of the City Of Richmond
and respectfully solicit your support.
NH l9-ts JAMES ELLETT.
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THE ngIocRArIc CAUcus.--The Washington Union.
Of yesterday, says;
The Democratic cane1s met last night tn the
ball Of the House ef Representatives according 20
adjournment. There aas a large attendance
The egening was consumed in the discussion OF
the beneficial results TO the country of the sd.
mission Of Kansas in contrast With the evils that
would attend its rejection We learn there MAS
entire absence Of personality on the part Of all,
and that no proposition was submitted, there
seeming TO be tacit understanding that none
should be offered. Before the close Of the pro-
reediugs. several of the anti Lecomptonites with
drew; after which resolution was unanimously
adopted, 10 the effect that the democratic party
wonld stand by the Kansas bill as it came from
the Senate. Some of the remaining anti tLecomp-
tonites declared that they would not be bound By it
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Nor GuILrf.--The cohn family at Elizabeth City,
n C. as we have already stated, were arrested on
the morning Of the great fire, upon suspicion of
burning their own premises, where, we believe
the Gre originated.
Up 10 the present moment, says the Sentinel,
there is no ev idence going 10 show that Mr.. Coln
or any one under his direction did the deed But
circumstances have tTapspirsd aimee his arrest,
that 20 70 show that he did not do 1t,
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rag AT THE REQUEST of many Of m

fellow citizens, respectfully announce myself .
candidate for the Office OF COM MISSIONER UF The
REV VENUE for Monroe Ward and will pledge my
self TO dscharge faithfully the duties OF the ofce.
elected. mhl6-lme JOHN =. STAd6.
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WANT OF RAIN is row the universal
cry with farmers aud gardeners, some of whom de-
clare that their green patches are turning yellow
for the want of moistering beverage. The streets
and roads very dusty at this time, and rain is
neeied evprywhere.
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wM l. MONTAGUE.

Es In OBEDIENCE to the wishes of a
oumber of my personal friends announce m self
cand date for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE.
Respectfully, WM DEAN.
,,ob o ~.
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CITY ASSESSOR.

B6nI am again a candidate for re- elec-
ton to the office of MANAGER OF THE PuOR
HUUSE. NH 49, l7t&I JOHN PEARCE
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At the solicitation of many friends,
| respectfully announce myself candidate for CITY
ASSESSOR. should it be the pleasure of the citi.
IONS 70 elect me. promise faithful discharge of
the dut IS OF the office. FUkE.
NH 27-fde&
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SHERIFF..
Ef5Y- To THE VOTERS OF HKNnT.

M15 TO THE VOTERS OF dHNHf00
oU.rY-I take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the shsrifalty Of Hsnrico csunty, sf
the election in May next and If elected promise 70
devote all of my time TO the office, aud to discharge
ts duties rs the law dreets. l will try snds the
voters Of the county before the day of election and
IN the meantime refer all huch as wish 70 ascer-
tain my fitness for the Office 10 my nsighbors, and
to John NJ. aregory. Esq, John B. Young, NO. and
Z the Justices Of Henrico county.
IA aD--dtde 4. j. CARTER.
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MONROE WARD.
THE Cousc1L-PgopLE's Ticket
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sapJusr received beautiful assort-
ment Of STAMPED BANDS aud COLLARS for
woik king. Also, some pure French wORkfNa
COTTON, at the LADIES' BAZAAR, No as Broad
stY,et NH zg-iw
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TEMPERANCE VIeIT.-We understand
that the Sons of Temperance of Petersburg in
tend having grand cold water celebration next
Tuesday evening, and have invited the Order Of
this city to be present on the occasion. Besides
good supper interesting speeches are promised.
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&s~ To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF RICHMOND
respectfully a. Rounce myself candidate for the
Office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR
HOUSE. Iiwill be thankful to receive your votes
on the day of election.
NH 30-tde EARLY CORBIy
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gdrCoMMIssIoNRR or THE REVENUE. =

In compliance with the desire of Many Friends.s
l respectfully present myself as candidate ybr
or THE REV EN- UE for the Third
district (or Monroe Ward) of the City of Richmond
deem it unnecessary TO make n further pledge
than of the faithful performance Of the
duties of the Office, should 1t be the pleasure Of my
ielluw-ci izeus 10 elect me-
mh Aims GEO H. TOMPKIN2
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tfy- y-FEILow-CIriZEss oP THE COUNTY
or Hrvrfec II am candidate for the Office ~ COM.
OB TIN REVENUE fer the Upper
District Of the County ~ the ensuing election In
May next md respectfully solicit yorr snhrsges.
uh 25-tds 0EO " CAHfkk. =
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At the request of many friends, an
nounce myself candidate for the sUPERIN-
FENDENT OF The GAS WORKS.
NH Is-dtd% ID. UAGERTY.
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neA- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY or
RIcHsoND.-Tbe present incumbent Mr. Hundley
declining reelection fr the office ofCOMMISSfON- Of
ER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward L here
by announce myself a candidate for the said Office
nd respectfully solicit our votes and pledge my
'elf to the faithful discharge of the duties Of ths
office, should it be your pleasure to elect me.
NH Pm PRESTON QUARLEs
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hereby announce myself candidate for the Office of
CITY Assessor, and promise a faithful perform
ance Of the duties of said Office being we'll acquant.
ed with the city, respectfully solicit the of
my feiOw-ciiizons.
NH 25-tdes GEO UOL,IES
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f6Y~ no rHE YorERs or rHr CIrY

kS9 ~ THE NOThhS VI THE CITH OF
PIcHMoSD.-I am candidate for the Office Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THB REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of ny
tellowctiZens. Should II lie your pleasure to elect
me TO that position shall endeavor to show, by q
faithful discharge Of my duties that your confidence
has not been misplaced.
NH 2-tda MIIIa QODWTN
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sd- To THE yorEBs or HEHRr,

coTYTY-I hereby announce myself . candidate for
the Office Of CON Nj ssIO- ER Uf fHk kEtkNUE
TOR the upper District st the approaching election,
ne yonr pleasure to eject me- promise 90 discharge
The duties Of the Office faithfully ard pune etnally
NH X-dfdes JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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named Kohler. In philadephia. from hydrophohia,
has been noticed. Il appears that the father OF
the deceased. and alsa brother and sister, were
bitten by the same dog, The sister,, . chi'd ten
wears OF age, is now suffering from evident symp-
tom, Of the disease. The family are Psanssa ~
th deepest distress 10 consequence.
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Voters" through the columns of the Dispatch, | an
nouncc myself candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE for the city ct Richmond at the ap-
preaching election Should it be the pleasure of my
felowciuzens to eject noe to the Office, mindful of its
responsibilities pledge myself to their faithful lis
charge. NH 22-dtde* JOHN III. DIGGES,
GE- South, Enquirer and Wing please copy.
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a6yI LAW CAxprpArs ron THE Or
ucr or COMMISSIONER or THH REVENUE lpr
the Upper District of the county Of Hsnfico, at TIE
snasps nh is1tae stds's ~ DANIEL y GARDNER.
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- ~ 800 - GEORGE srARRETT.


r.t SAT- shower baths be had daily from
arIsa 4. Nj. 70 half past =. Nj, at the hair cut
ti-z shaving aGi shampnuing room under the Amer
atan HatI, EnttAuCe lltt street. Single bath
- rcnts " fivs tickets for 81.
10 6 X. Z. H0BS0N.
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SUPPOSED SuIcIpE.-White Wsldon, a respectable
mechanic of Washington, Pa. who arrived a:
pittsburS on Friday last, has since disappeared,
aud is supposed 10 have drowned himself - he
isft an affecting letter. address ID TO his wife and
children, stating his intention to commit suicide.
Canse--iaiiure 10 get employment.
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ALE Fools DAY has arrived and the

boys are doubtless having a nice time playing
pranks on those who have not thought of the First
of April. Tough yarns will be spun this morning,
in order to secure "sell," and the telegraph may
be employed to perpetrate hoax, but those who
see this notice will not be apt TO bite at the bats
prepared for them.
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An IapEMsITY The Massachusetts, Legisls lnre
has followed mp the removal Of Judge Loring by
voting the sum Of $500 to William Fly,
rs an indemnity fJr injuries suffered by charge
upon him by PARTON Of the Boston brigade, at
the time OF the rendition Of Anthony Burns,
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The annual meeting of The Pible So

The annual meeting OF Inc fl0le So
ciety of Virginia takes place next Tuesday eve
ning. The reading of the annual report together
with the addresses which il is in contemplation To
have from gentlemen we'll qualified TO entertain
aud instruct on such theme, will make the occa-
sion one of interest. Notice of place OF meeting,
de, will be given in day oc two.
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CITY SERGEANT.

neAY Cry SERGEAST.--I respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelectlon 10 the
Office OF CITY SERGEANT. ~ b
Inh l6-td THOMAS u. DUpLkY.
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fey- To TBE VoTERs og TIE Cry ar

RICHMOND Il respectfully announce myself eau.
cidatc tor COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUB,
FOR Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
a re election. JESSE WHEkhT.
p.hI 40
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nTTo THE Vorgss OF HsxRrco CouH-
TY.-I am a candidate Cor reeiecson 20 the e9ee -
COMMISSIONERS or TIE REfkkuk Ynk Iun
Lew Err Dl RICT. JAMES ~ GUAM.
nh g9--ftl.4A sa%t+# fst fsHssai ahs
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
nj. To THE YnrrRa m rur fsIry An

RICHMOND -PELIcw GIrIzESs.-I am before ron q
acandidats for reelection TO the Office Of CLnkk
OF the Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond, IN
six years since. and the duties Of which have =
the best of my ability. endeayored perform con-
NH i7-dtd EUsTACE RoBrNsoN.
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ImpoRrANT INSURANCE DEcisIos.--The Court Of
Appeals of the State of New York have decided in
the suit growing out of the Harpers' hre, that
when an insurance company insures on work
shop they take the risk Of all the articles ordina
rly and necessarily used in the trade carried aud
that the fact of camphen being on the premises
does not violate the Insurance, because IL was
necessarily used in the business.
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AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN CHINA According
to London correspondent of the Fags, letters
have been Received from China, dated January
i4th, containing elrcn details relative 20
the projects of the allied division which left Can
ton for the neighborhood of Yellow Sea. 1t Is
proposed 70 send dispatches 90 the Emperor of
China, and if within reasonable time sststac-
tory answer should rot be received, the town Of
TienSinr, on tho left bank of the Pey-iIo, or
White river, will ho strictly blcckaded By this
operation il is calculated that Pekin must assur-
edly be reduced TO state Of famine within a very
81 ert space of time, the Chinese Government never
hayiug a reserve of more than three months pro-
yision in the capital Of the celestial empire, and
Ten-Sing DE- ing the principal market for supray-
ing the metropolis with food.
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AUDITOR AND CHAnngRL.Ia.--Th

AUDITOR AND CHAhBERLAIN.--Th
new ordinance concerning an Auditor and Cham
berlain, is taken from the State LAW, aud promises
to work well. The Auditor will have good clerk
in his department to assist him in his various du-
tent assistant for $500 yer annum. thereby saving
a few hundred dollars to the city. Many good
clerks, who work from morning until night, get
less than $500, and there is no reason why the
City should pay more for labor than individuals
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s1~ DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers iE Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIE, Old WilISKEYo aud CIGARS, No. 70 Main
tg,rt. f.
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PeLIo. Items were scarce yesterday,
none coming 10 orr knowiedge worthy Of notice.
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TIE REvcLurIos IN yEyEzuEIA-A le

lHE hENpLUTioN IN SESEElELA- "A Iciter dated
Puerto Cshe!lo, March 14th, says:
On the 4th instant, whispered revolution broke
ont in the interior, and now general turn out has
taken place. Puerto CabeIlo taken by the
reyoluionsts on the 9th inst, and on the Tth inst
a body of 10000 men marched for Caracas, and de-
manded resignation from President Monagas
with the surrender of all governmental power =
President Monagas peremptory refused the con-
dtiOns aud proclaimed the capital in state of
siege. No business doing aud confidence complete
ly paralJ Zed.
4 DeciSire Battle Eypecfed.-The bark Thomas
BALLET, at Philadelphia, brings dates from Iaguay
m to the 18th inst. She confirms the advices re-
ceived by the Northern Light, that a revolutionary
movement under the auspices of General paez,
had been set afoot, aud had achieved considerable
success.
On the 1lth intelligence reached Lsguayra that
Gen Castro, of Barquismeto, had approached the
town of La Victoria, p miles from Caracas ith
force Of 1000 men, we'll armed and equipped. The
Monagas party had only 1900 men, and were IN
10 condition to attempt a vigorous resistance. The
two armies had been in sight of each other for a
week All the available forces of Monagas, at Ca
racas and Laguayra, had been sent by the govern
ment party, and not a soldier to be seen at
either place. President Monagas had sent off two
OF his sons secretly, at midnight, to Barcelona for
succor. The country was thrown into confusion
and general alarm peryaded all quarters.
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CAPTAIN OF NIGHT WATCH.
n-1ssfr To THE NnrrRs or IL RIcu nf,avD

After uue reflection and heing called upon often
by my friends have come TO the conclusion to run
for the office Of CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT
WATCH. and respectfully solicit the votes of my
friends ii each wsrd-prunising ii elected, 10
most faithfully X BLANkENSHIP.
NH g9-tda$
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MG-To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY or RICHMOND
At the solicitation of many friends respectfully
announce my elf candidate for the Office of MAN.
AGER OF THE P01k HOUSE, and respt ctfully
solicit your votes ON the 5th of April.
Yours, &c. A ii LYNEMAN.
NH
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Hon CONSTABLE Il respectfully an
nounce myself as candlats for reelection to the
Office Of LiiGU CON STABLE.
NH IS-tde z. BUTLER.
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MECHANICS Ixsr11urE.-Next Monday

night the fifth annual meeting of this organization
will be held, at which time nominations will be
made for officers, and Board of Managers. The
ensuing year will he the most important .one for
the Institute, and the members should therefore
be in attendance, and thus ensure the election OF
the most competent men fnr every post. Let Me-
chauics and others bear the evening in mind, and
with the deter Imnation to push forward to compile
ton that which has already been commenced, be
in place. If any of our readers, not now members
wish TO become SUCH they do so by calling on
the Secretary and procuring certificates.
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f@ | AM A CAsDiDaTs FOR rHR Or
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REvENUH for
Monroe Ward.
NH l7--tde* JNO NJ MURRAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

JF HENRIeo AT the request of many Of my friends,
announce my self n candidate for the effos II
CLERK OF TAX CiRCUj I COURT or HENkICO.
NH o--drdes JOHNSON SANDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01
SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.
AsSa TILE nnharSirnnh is a candida

for reelection to the Office of fSUPERINTENDE
0F THE CITY GAS WORKS. and respectfully so
lici.s the ties OF his fellow citizens.
NH Ig-tde THOS u WYNNE
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SGH0AGG 2. STEEL, DENTIST, Otce
sat vesidence no. 23l Main, between SIT and stb
street., Richmond Va. my 3-ly