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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-30
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IMPORTER AND EBALEk II EuRElGN AND
DOMESTIC Wi%Hs, LIQUORS AND SfaARS
(su. i29etaT 81. snoyE t3fu, RICHMOND. .YA)
Calls the cntiDn OF the clty and country trade 70
his large and yariTd assortment of WINES, Bhhh-
blht. sbMF, G.ks. WhIsKlES, &c. Always on
hsnd sare.ior lot Of Old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
ana othet WHIskrhs
Country merchants and others solicited to call
before parchs so'ng elsewhers.
n. R.-oods delivered TO al ports Of the city free
81 charge mh lin
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IFARY ELRcTIoN.-At recent
meeting OF the officers of the Jst Regiment Vir.
ginia Volunteers, Robert NJ, Nimmo. Esq, was
elected Major. His appointment to this Office viii
got interfere with his duties and interest as Com
mander of tho Fayette Artillery, but will on the
other hand afford him greater facilities for advanc-
irg its prosperity.
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PiscAToRIAL Sports are now in season,
and if the water in the rivers and creeks was not
80 clear, the followers of sold Sir Isaac would
be in the height of their glory Seine hanleIs
netmen aud trappers are all grumblng that the
fiDny tribe can danger and shun it, but not
withstanding that draw back some OF them are
doing very we'll with their traps and trat lines.
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ESsy"G RBAT lMpRo EMEET IN
EAPRACrING TEETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce 10 those xishing their
teeth ExTkACrED that he now has instruments sape-
Nor 70 any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection If their adaptation Is such as to render
The extraction OF the teeth almost painless 1ecer
51tn9 10 bring the ouh The fTSt trial! never breaking
g. raangling the gums, injuTing the surrounding
parts.
Al other operations. Filling, Cleansing, and Ia
seFtinS Teeth, genty and thoroughly performed.
Of.iee opposite COrinthan Hall, on Nam street
va l3--3ua
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lkcEspIArism--A large frame house
on 10th street, near Franklin, was set on fire last
Saturday night, and would have burned b,t for
the timely discovery Of the torch by lady resi-
ding In the neighhcrhood, who gave the alarm aud
had the fire extinguished with few buckets OF
water. The house we understand, belongs to Mr.
sutherlin and was nnoccGpied az the time.
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DANGEROUS PRAcfIoK.-A g

DANGEROUS PRACfICE.-A gentleman
living on the upper end of Clay street, had enc OF
the rear windows OF his residence literally sprin-
kled with shot on Saturday night, (some of which
went through) projected from IA fowling piece
which neighbor in Marshall street had discharg-
ed at an intrudng canine. Two little children
were sleeping the window at the time, and
might have been killed.
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COMPLETION OF tn. RIr-RArs.--David Bissett, of
Norfolk, and Col Hawkins, of North Carolina, have
obtained the contract to fnrnish all the granite
CURED TO complete the Rip-Raps. The granite
win be taken from quarries on the Danville Rail-
road Abopt FIVE hundred thousand cubic feet
anIred The present portion Of the castle 10 only
tire foundation. When COM mPleted. IL viii have
ionr tiers of gnns, aud on the whole will, it is
said, form tho most strpendous work of the kind
IN tho ITDIfnd Gtatas
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DANDY is dangerous game to be
played in the streets. and onght 10 be prohibited
by law. Yesterday morning an old lady, in cross
ing Grace, at its intersection with Stb received
blow in the face from handy ball that injured
her badly. Shame on such conduct of bows.
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TIE Tgeops FoR UTAH.-The regular troops in
Kansas and on the western frontier will start for
Utah between the 10Th April and 10th of May,
mastering in all about 1000 effective men. Five
regiments OF volunteers, proposed by the bill now
before the Senate, will, II is stated, be accepted
aad organized whenever the bill is passed. No
free less than q complete regiment will be re.
ceived from any State, bnt offers already made
directly or contingently, which cover the whole
f1ree authorized. They will be taken according
t. the date Of application. One regiment is spe.
ca,Iy appropriated for Texas.
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Esy~ wnv suvrrs wlra A Couon, from

tNTTLH WIN n NVNVIt. Vfa
a Cod, Iioarseness, or a Ocnsunptve. Cough, when
you obtain immediate Teliei by fsing UARTS-
HgkNEF PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
Eff II Ia combined with other articles suited for all
lung Asthma, CataErh and Bronchial Affections
II Is prepared by Chemist Of reputation and Is pro-
bounced BY those who have gsed IT, az the best Cough
Syrup 10 the wcridi
Bottles y, 20 cents and 81. S0ld by PURCELL
bkDD Co, ead all Druggists In Richmond.
f0--&ta
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DEATH OF JOIN MIsGs--The Canebrake (Ala.) }
Herald announces the death of this gentleman, on
the l+th inst, in the 37th year Of his age. He
was native Of Virginia, and at the time Of his
death, held the Office OF Engineer of the Selma and
Uniontown Railroad. The body was inferred
with Masonic hoaors. On the 10th inst Union
Lodge No. 20, at called communication, passed
resolutions highly complimentary to the life and
character Of the deceased.
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At the solicitation Of many friends,
respectfully announce myself candidate for CITY
Assessor. should II be the pleasure of the citi
zens 10 elect me. promise a faithful discharge of
the duties OF the ONCE. l. FURE.
NH g5-tdaA
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cnMMIssIONERa.

nay or TIE CoCnrY
IissIt,ngR on THE REvBnbE for the upper
Iistrct Of the County. at the epsuin9 elecfSon ~
May next and respectfully solicit Jonr sannfes.
nfh 75--tfs dH0 " CAhIAhs
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FArAL AccIDEyr.-we do no. recollsct the q

FATAL AccIDEST.-We do not recollect the occur
renee of similar accident TO the following:
On Tuesday, the 9th instant, air. Geo Wells, OF
SEWER county, one of the remnants OF the days Of
the Revolution, aged about Oh years. WAS 80 Sc
yerely injured as to cause his death In two hours
His house, built of logs, situated near the foot
of hill 1t will bs recollected that at that time
the ground was severely frozen and covered with
ice. His son went out 70 chop wood, and alter
cutting some near the house, went considerable
distance up the hill and cut down a tree; when it
fell it started slide iu direct line towards the
house, and after sliding some distance nearly
stopped bat started again with accelerated mo-
ton, and was rrecpitated with 50 much violence
against the corner of the house as to knock ont q
short log, which struck Mr. Woils on the temple
and fractured his skull.
Mr. Wells leaves a large family, some Of his chill
dren scarcely grown. If We recoilect rightly, ne
was the father Of children; the eldest OF
whom have passed the meridian of life.-3tary-
uiIie East 7epaexSdR.
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APPoINTED MAJOR Col r. NJ. Nimmo
has been elected Major of the first regiment of
Virginia Volunteers, and accepted the Office. Maj
n. will now devote much of his time TO building
up the Fayette Artillery, and we hope will sue
ceed in making that company strong and eff
cient as in its palmest days.
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wM L MONTAGUE.
fsr I'M RksponsR to the call of MMar

Voters" through the columns of the Dispatch an
nounce myself candidate for the Office of HIGH
proaching election Should it be the pleasure Of my
teilow-caens to elect to the Office mindful of ts
responsibilities, pledge myself to their faithful ais
charge. mh 22-dtdes JOHN H. UIG9ES
EN- South, inquirer and Whig please COPY.
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D6y AT THE REoUEsrs of many Of my
esnassle sF ossD issfSPH:
REVENUE for Monroe Ward, and Will pledge mY-
self to discharge faithfully The duties Of the o1cA
elected. mhl6-im* JOHN n. 6TAd0.
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sHERIfF.
f1s. To YHR Vorrpa aY HunRfc

ousrY.-I taxa this method Of announeiug myssH
eantdiste for the sherinaty Of Henrico county. .as
che election In May next; aud elected promise -
ieyote all of my time to the Office and 70 dfschaRGe
It's duties the law directs Nili try aud tke
voters Of the county before the day VI elecoa and
in the meantime refer all such ~ wish 70 aeoer-
tain my fitness fnr the Office 70 my psishbors, snd
10 john M.aregory. Esq John h. Young, NJ, a1d
3 the Justices of henrico county,
IA 2O-dtde u j. CARTER.
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MONROE WARD.
The fpllowing gentlemen. who have proved Them
selves 10 be equally the fTeHds TO all tho varied in
tarests of the Ward. will be again fully supported
by many voters OF Monroe Ward
l. W Glazebrsok. c Dimmcck,
Vim Alien, ID Denoon,
David Saunders. mh 25-tde%
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BAD NEsr.--Polly Scott and Susan
Hogg, free negresses, charged with keeping house
nf iil.tame, were before tha Mayor yesterday, but
the evidence being insufficient 70 establish the sc-
cusasicn, they we're recessed.
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TER EEaLrH or Mr., BESroS.-Reports from Wash
pgtou represent Col. Benton Ill 10 bed; but u
letter, dated the 10Th, and written In q cheerful
tone and firla hand, has just been received fron
him by his New York publisher. In which he says;
II am working incessantiy, and expect TO flush
my part OF our great work lthe Abridgemenf Of
the Debatest Ia two months"
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kE" To TaR VoTERs or THn CRY or
RIoshoSD.-Rellow citizens: am candidate fh1
pleased to receive Jour votes ut the -approeehtng
charter elections. j II 6AkT.
mt 2.--tdss ~.
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STABLE BURNED.--Mr. Z. ID Bernard q
stable, in Henrico county, near the Western su-
burbs of this city, was fred and burned last Sat-
urday night.
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DEAD BoDY FouSD.--The dead body
of new born white male child found in Car
rington's Graveyard, on Church Hill, yesterday
morning. No traces as TO its parents have as YET
been discovered.
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SUpDRN DEArH-Last Sunday afte

noon free negress known ) Mahelah SGewart,re
siding in smoky row on 18th street, was STRICKEN
down with henorrhagc and died in short time
thereafter. Yesterday morning Coroner Peachy
held inquest over her remains, aud the jury
rendered verdict that she came 10 her death by
disease.
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CITY ASSESSOR.

s6-I am again a candidate for re- cleo
tion to the efice Of MANAGER OF TUE POOR
HOUSE. NH l9-7tsI JOHN PEARCE.
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MANAGER OF POOR HOUSE.
GupERIN rrNnRrn p0ap Hnusn a

solicitation of many friends, have been Induced TO
offer self CANDIDATE for the above Office and
will be pie ased to receive the votes OF y fellow cti-
zens, at the approaching municipal election.
HENRY MYERS,
(The person who attended the sick in Norfolk
when the yellow fever prevailed there)
r1h1
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PIrcHrNa CENrs.--Remmes, slave TO 8.
p 6emple: John. slave to ". B. stanari; Barney,
slave to Edwin Clarke, and Jaiaes, slave 10 X. b.
Heath, were all well punished yesierda, morning
fm pitching cents in an alley ia rear OF Linden
Row, on Sunday last
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uIGH CONsrABLE.

To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND Il here
by announce myself as candidate for election to
Richmond, and respectfully solicit your votes on
Wednesday. April eth. Should II be your pleasure
10 elect me, will endeavor TO sch arge the dufes
OF the Office FAITHFULLY. iMPART1ALIV and PROMPTLY
20 the best of nay ability.
NH l9-tdoS WM l. MONTAGUE
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NOMINATIONS CoSrIRNED.--The Senate has con
master at Staunton, Va; of w. Wertenbaker. post
master at the University of Virginia, and Of J. c.
Stephenson. postmaster at Newbern, Ne: also o.
NJ. II. Morris, parser in the navy. J, b. Miller a.
consul lat Hamburg, aud jos. Holt as comnissioni
er Of patents
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HELD TO BAtL.-Mary Adams and Mar
tina Houston, were held to bail in $3.50 each on
conviction of keeping an i'll governed house on
CIRx street
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Green Martin, convicted at the late term OF
Washington (ia-) Superior Court, Of whipping q
little negro boy to death, has been sentenced to
be hung on the Tth day OF May next.
The widow Of the Hon. Hugh A. Haralson died
ia Lagrange, Ga. last week.
Andrew j. Wade 10 In jail 1T Charleston, 2. c..
saarged with killing Alfred Dounard. On board
the schooner Shepard A. Mount, IN that port, on
the 10th inst.
Tie United States revenue steam cutter Harriet
Lane has been accepted by The government, ald
went in couimissien on Thursday
! The Newark NJ u ConfsTence meets at Morris
town. ~ j., neat Wednesday, Bishep James TO pre-
side.
Col. Z. v. Sumner left water.own. n. T., on
Tuesday morning TO Join bis regiment, LIST cassi-
~, at Fort LeayeDwoEth
Rev. Mr.. Kallech has arrived In Kansas, snd en-
tsred into q law partnership With john I. Pende-
~, formerly Of Cincinnati.
Miss Coey, a youug lady In Csrolins connty, ~.
dipd iast week franl taking landanuni, wnether
by accident or ds.ign Il 4 not known.
Ia Il rurnerea that Sir y. .. Iytton Ana t1e
Han Mrs. Nortos. both intend 10 avail shemslves
of the enactment fthe dirorre act i
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mr. Ian A CAxrIpArE ron THp Or
r,rr or COMMISSIONER or THH NEvEkUK pr
the Urper District ~ the county Of Hsnrircs ~ 6fs
cpsnlhs NH is-Esas -ssl's e's''a DANIEL . sAKpHHR
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lsy~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
DIES, OIe WHIsKkYs aud CIGARS, No. II Main
traet 70 Z
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~~FHDsH LxpcHns.---I have Just re-
LEECHES, which VIII Be srpited apon snest reason
abs terms.
n e-euppinz and Isechinx promptly aftended
Drensin9 Room under the AmeTieAa Hotsls and ~
nixht "a sth street. french Garden y,
my E-t& n. ~ Hut9ttN
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GRAIN MEAsURHg.

To THE VorRRs oP THB CRY or RIen-
a0Nn-I am candidate for reelection 10 the cGlos
Of CITY GRAIN MEASUREk, and rsspectfuIiy o.
NH 21-dfdae lI LANES a1HM
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UECISIUN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IGW NIUUtUE
since the Hastings Court Of this city saw proper
to remove Mr.. Richard d. Sanxay from the Office
of Seaier OF Weights and Measures, aus appoint in
his stead Mr.. John Talman. Mr.. sanxay. through
his counsel, Col. August, believing that the Hust-
ings Court had no right 10 remove him, took an
appeal to Judge Meredith We understand that
alter carefully examining the law, ] Judge Meredith
has sustained the action Of the Hastings Court,
aud thus ssnctioning the dismissal Of Mr. san-
Kay. The Office Of seaier OF Weights and Measures
is now in the Grand Jury Room OF the City Hall.
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Mother Catharine spalding died at the st. Vim
cent's orphan Asylum, in louisville, on Sunday
morning. Mother Catharine was 10 the sixty tn ird
year Of her age and fortyye years OF her life had
been spent in the faithful performances of those dn
ties pertaining 20 her vocation as a sister Of Char
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WANT OF RAIN is now the cry with
farmers and gardeners, and growing crops are no
doubt suffering for moisture and nourishment-
Yesterday the weather was chilly, and the wind
kicked up general row with every thing within
its reach
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Arm Broken.-A lad about fifteen years
old, named Cosby, while at wrestie with another
boy, on the Dock, yesterday morning. was thrown
and had his lett arm broken. Dr. Jackson was
called on and set the fractured limb.
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TIE Poisonous PsoPgrrrEs OF GrAso.--A scrap
of information in regard 20 shis subject having
accidentally reached rs, through friend We
give IL TO our readers. As the season fs near at
hand when gusno Is handled most it may provo Of
sofnc valne.:
planter In our district, who had used weter-
trough In which to pulverize OF dissolve guaso,
instructed tba. tac trou "a shouii Dc thoroughly
clesnsed before used. IL seems that tho work OF
eieereipg was bat imperfeetly or partially per-
formed, and that number Of his hogs drank
from tt in that condition. Some fiTe or six OF
these died short time afterwards. Their necks
aud throats were very much swollen before death
ensaed. cali, which also drank, died In sim.
liar way. These statements we regard as being
entirely reliable. Great cauieu should, therefore
be employed In the use Of guano.--.Sumfsr (S c.
1dfcltmaR. s.
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VIoIous.-Warner, sslave to james h.
Grant. got drunk last Sunday and assaulted vii.
liam Whitloek, Tor which the Mayor ordered him
yesterday morning to be we'll striped.
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ny CLERKsHIP or THE CIRouIr CouR1
~ HEsRIco AT ths request Of many Of my fsisnds.
u xxx IN ia q III u RuuiT JIM cuuRf of MgNEfc0.
NH 8--dtdss JOHNeUN SANDS.
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CAPTAIN OF alGHr WATCH.

TO EHE VOTERS OF RICHMOND -
After sue reflection and being called upon so often
by my friends, have come to the concnsion to run
for the office Of CAPTAIN Or THE NIGHT
WATCH and respectfully solicit the votes of my
friends oi each ward-prumising, If elected to serve
most faithfully. BLASKESSHIP.
NH 22-tdes
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e~- To rur vor.Rs on TIT

neH- To rnI VoTBRs on TN. OouHTY o.
MISSIONER or TfIE RKvENbE fr tho Up
PER district Of thNcouaty, md respectfully soiris
your vots. y May next. .,~, .,,r.r,,
rah li-~dm C0RBIN BUkT0Ns !
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I0- To THR VorsRs OF rHn CIrY OF
RIcHMoxp-I am candidate for the olI,ce of CON-
Ward, and most respectfully ASK the suppors 81 NY
eilo shogid IL be your pleasure % e1sse
faithful discharge of my duties. that your conndsocs
has not been misplaced Al ~
NH 2-tde MILLS GOODWIN
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Use Prof ood Hair Restorative
III your Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair Is Thin.
Use Prof " ood'o Hair Restorative
Use rrof Woods Hair Restorative
Use Prof " Gods Hair Restorative
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire Glossy Hair.
Use Pro- Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire to preserve the Color,
Urs prlf Woods Hair Restorative
II ycu desire not 20 lose the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair aest0ratiye
II ron wanf Cheap Article,
Use Prof woods Hair Restorative
II yOu admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof y cod's Hair Restorative.
II you admire the Beautiful KiuElets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
I. yOu wish Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof " oGds Hair Restorative.
ii y0u wish Face fret from pimples,
Use Prof W uJds Hair Restorative.
II you wish to appear Young,
II vuu want testimony 0gerwbrlHiuG,
fead the Circular ef Prof Woods lIar Restorative
II You w3ni 10 iiud 1t,
Tile Depot ia at ia Market street, st Louie, Mis-
EoTri, and 5i2 broadway, New York.
Gn-it is siao sold by every popular Druggist in
this city aud country. lnh lZ--d6e~5m*
Eea- A. B. CLARKE, Market Place.
Franklin street, has constantly hand variety Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
GARDENING IWpLEMEETE,
blILpiSG iaPLEMESTE,
sHUE-NAKINd iMFLENlSIS,
FIsHiSG IspLEMISFs,
HOUSEHOLD UTRSsILS.
COOKING tTEN1LS,
And mauy other utensils fer sale al moderate
prices. Inh 2J-l2tS
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0RAIs MBAsuRER.--At the solicitation
Of many friends, I announce myself candidate for
the Office ofdRAIN MsASUREk. Should II be the
eleasare of my feowci izens to elect ma, promise
e. djschsrg go the duties faithfully and promptly.
NH G-4ls RICHARD III HRlDDlCK.
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HIGH CoysTABLE.--I respectfully an
nouuca myself as candidate for reelection to the
Office af HIGH UUN STABLE.
NH l8-tde r. BUrLER
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sMA- DR. john b. WALrHALL, (Homeo-
psthistl offers h!s professional services 10 the eitt
s''s0i Richmond and its vicinity. OIfee AZ his re
slaence On Leigh street. two doors from Ssh.
10 i--i2lnS
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CITY sKRaEANT.

HeA. CRY SEaaEAsT.---I respectfully
announce my self canddate for reelection V Ne
S mS 4; It'd I'd THOMAS U. pUDLxr.
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G6S- To THE VorsRs OF THE CITY q
RcHMeyD II respectfully announce yself . co.
didate for COMMISSIONER on THE kEvKNUn
for Monroe Ward. the present ine1mbept decliptug
a re election. JEsSE XHkRkY. :
NH io-tdeS
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~ CRY GAuGsR To THE Worms
OF RIcH1osD Pellow-Citizeps III am a CA ni.lssa
Tor the Office ofsITf GAUaKR and shali DO pieass3
10 receive your votes in April next.
NH l3-dtdte sANpSOs If,SEa
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,slsts


sSs~ Cor8ss, Cons, HoARsENEss, &c.
n : rrsv,Ionte Of the above complaints at this
,os.n las has the eitect Of bringing out host OF
nf0ftssr5iiy neS specifics sud while SOME few may
r rr,,rn1 d.sSppontuont the bsst course to pursue
- consult ycur tasaiiy ply sician. or oth rwfe use
Ia sU-h rflaesiies 40 long public experience has
% -Iy4 IN he safe aud cficacous. OF this class is
+ - 81 CoggoCNZ SFRCP OF GUa ARABIC. Original
he fssog,ie prescription Of eminent ph ysician
I,t ,1verttriag has coninnei 70 ENJOY growing
rerg,son f5r the last tgenty years, In sil recent
I...s e scts like charm and IN Chronic Cases,
Ron -hitrs HaopinS<,oush h, Group, Asthma &c. il
,u..i 9Th unparalleled success, as most families
"a q testify.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-30
AT THE REouEsT uF hiANY FRIRxl

4 4
hereby announce my self candidate for the Office OF
CITY ASSESSOR, and prosIise u faithful perform
ance of the duties of said ofce being well aeqlaint
fdwith the city. respectfully solicit the votss Of
my feiIowcitizcns.
NH 25-tde* GEO H0LMEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-30
MILLS 3. GOODWIN.
To Mr. FsLLow CirIssNs or rnn

RIcHMoSD-After advising with my friepda. apd
1.-THE request Of some Of then, announce mysslf =
resided for twenty years) In the place Of Mr. Hund-
'ey who VIII not be again candidate ct The e1~o-
an to be held on the 9th day Of May next. have
served you as police officer Tor the last seven ysax
above office. GW I'd TYLEK
IN Of dtda ------