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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

ANOTHER AMERICAN TELEGIAPH.-There is pro-
ject on foot 1T st. Petersburg for establishing a
strictly overland telegraphic company with North
America. The plan has been presented to the
government by Belgian engineer and, consists in
carrying telegraphic line by Siberia, and to es-
tabiish submarine communication between Capes
East and Prince of Wales, then to join the lines to
those of the United States through the territories
Of Russia, and England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

FATAL Acc1DENT.-John p. Stanley died on the
llth inst. in Roanoke county, Va, from u wound
in the thigh, which he received from a pistol ball
about Christmas. He was crossing "a fence aud
the pistol fell from his pocket, the hammer strik-
ing rock and causing it to explode and drive the
ball through the leg, entering above the knee and
passing oblquely upwards came out near the hip
The wonnd healed and to all appearance the pa
tent Was doing well and walked cut, after which
it iuilamed and mortified aud in this condition he
fingered. suffering most excrutatingly, for over
one hundred days, the flesh during that time fall
ing from the limb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

BiRNUM HIMSELF AGAIN.-phineas T. Barnum is
in luck once more. He is again at the head of the
New York Museum, which has been langushing
for want of his paterna care, and with the assis-
tance of $2T 600 lately received nsuranceis pre-
pairing to rebuild "lranistan, his late residence
ut bridgeport, Conn, ON a magnificent scale.
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sdr no THR YoIERs nr rHE CRY !.

k0~ To THE VoTERs OF THE CIrY or
RIcHnoyD.-I am a candidate for the oilce Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE kEyENUE, for the Sd Dis
trict. (Monroe Ward)
The election will take place on the s7th May next.
anu as am now engaged In the discharge OF the
duties OF the Office, the Assistant Of Mr.. Hundley,
(wh0 declines a reelection hope you will excuse
nae, II donot call ON you all In person.
amnow, and have been for nearly six years re-
sident of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited. ,f p
feX-ts JESSE n. KEESEk.
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THE BIBLE PAxoRAM. may be seen

this afternoon at Metropolitan Hall, aud cannot
fail to prove beneficial we'll as interesting to
those who visit it, All the scenes. more that fifty
in number, commencing with Chaos and continu-
ing down in historical order to the Babylonish
Captivity, are we'll gotten up, and cannot fail to
make a lasting impression upon the youthful
mind Let the little folk see it by all means.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ssg~ II Il is a good picture you want
alS " whf,churst's Gallery, = Main street
-. ~ y,ri viii nui Ice over chMge'i, WATSON taHts
N"'tvlt.t vii lear Inspection. hNamlIie Nis
~ ,,,s I'hoi ,xrarhsl lAmlroty ypcs ,trayon Heads
= i8,,.,,yIss panotypeS. and NieliGoe iPhs ana
st.,t,t..tt.is. ~, Stk az CanhfiC hAhdheiShtt's
,l, sutgF,tts pns copied iroia snis't fis'"''"'
.,f enlarged t0RNF size. ,. M,
..larcs ,al-n tgara 3 s cents ram OF Sh'n' sh''
t.tarhs !eom 3. ..,.,.,.,,,, y,,,y,,,ranf
It,,- COW. aro Hce ready and 'oC safe taii al
s".'' ''' W WATSON s. SONS
%. " ' ap lO-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

SECOND ADyESTIsTs AGAIS-The Newark IN. j.
Advertiser says some of the leading Second Ad
ventists. in that city, have again set period for
the destruction OF the world-professing to have
discovered the errors of their previous cslculs.
tions, and to have hLally ascertained the exact
truth. They regard the recent financial depres'
sion, and the prevailing religious excitement as
signs of the last days. BY the next arrival from
Europe they expect to hear Of the destruction Of
the city of Rome and this will portend the conffa-
grafton of the world next summer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17
So S,st7ooA EMrIKE SPRING WATER.

- =. f.s t5.sa from rio spring, can be "hisinod
'.,t |srs r.r.s., ltrn Co's, ~ 2 Man stree,
81 ''.l u 'y tt.u gross ur SlnPta tAnN Also, i5r
hi a..- ,..g.-{psl Drug Stores in the city. For
>, ... lr.,.t.H, Ga Dss and certificates Of enli.
w.. ....3t.- S,s ,t, gat, which can BE uhtaiaed
,. t..; lee .flns-,i 90 the PropIi,taIs, q. "
,,t .r'tt E GO. >srtaEa Springs. OF at ther De-
.. k.s.tsE street. NJ" York ap io-3m
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JUDGE Nor.-To be accused Of crime

JUDGE MOTTO be accused Of crime
IS to be half way convicted-and if the accusation
comes In form apparently reliable, the public
are almost sure to form opinion against the ac
cused, which they afterwards find great difficulty
10 m Investing their minds Of however strong the
oelence may afterwards prove. Even insinuatiens
aealost good character, however contemptible the
mara almost lndeilibly, leaving the injured person
70 pear II without redress Such has been the eff.
Ict OF the evidence taken before the Coroner last
~ hiutsuay' on the characters of the Captain and
MS Two mates now under arrest, charged with the
murder oil William Ennis. a sailor 1t may be.
tat oeiofe court of justice, where the witnesses
VIII nave TO undergo cross examination. that
but the accused parties deny the Statements ont
ana oat, and it is fair and proper that their de.
Ience should be heard before they are condemned
they are guilty of the inhuman crueties charged
upon Inehi' they should be severely punished: but
| il they can show their innocence, let tbdm do so
| and be acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

DOUBLE DosE.--In the Richmond Cir
cult Court yesterday, convict calling himself b.
lusey, alias John Hassey, was rs-seufenced to the
penitentiary for FIVE years, it being proved to the
satisfaction of the court that he had been twice
convicted Of felony and sent to the States prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

IIIGH SALES OF ToBacco.-A few days ago q crop
Of tobacco Of about 25 900 pounds, sold at
ton In Danviie, at sl4 Is per cwt, iugs included.
The tobacco was raised by Capt. A. q. Walters, on
his plantation on Double Creek, in Halifax conn
ty, and was purchased by Mr.. J. X. Niilner. Mr..
John Lewis has sold, privately, his entire crop OF
some 5000 pounds, at Sl7 SOTO John w. Holland,
Esq, Of Danylile.-DaRcils (Ta) Register, April
5M
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HEAVY TAx.-Unless the City Council

reduces the weekly license on the theatre to a
much less figure than at present it will he next to
Impossible for any management to keep that build
lug open after this season. ON travelling shows
whichsare here to-day but gone Tomorrow, the city
is right in making the license heavy one but the
theatre stands on different footing, and should
have more lenency shown it. Apart from the
moral lessons intended to be taught by theatrical
performances, the managers pay the city for gas
and water hundreds of dollars every season. which
will be lost to the treasury il the doors are closed
because of the onerous tax imposed upon the man
agement for the privilege of keeping them open
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17
CONTEMPLATED IMpRovEnENr.-A npm-

CONTEMPLATED IMPRovEMENT.-Anu num-
ber of gentlemen of means have in contemplation
the purchase and pulling down of Metropolitan
Hail. on Franklin street, near 18th, and the cree
ton in its stead ofeight ten handsome business
houses, which they think will pay better per
cent. on the property than the present hall while.
at the same time, they will rid that portion of the
community of an eye sore, caused by the fact that
the hall was at one time Presbyterian Church
We can see no reason why we'll arranged retail es,
Establishments, for dry goods aud groceries, could
not succeed as easily on Franklin street as auy
other. The site now spoken of is central, and
rents could be afforded at less prices than on Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

BUSINESS AT PARKERsBURG, NA.-The shipments
OF freight to the east via Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road from Parkershurg, Va, during March were
quite heavy and included 32.SS7 bbls. -four, "a $50
pieces meat, l, ,G73 bbIs pork, 2t0 hhds tobacco,
l,l6o bbls. whiskey ana other articles making
total 22,33S,0O0 bbis. The Parkersburg News of
Wednesday gays:
The shipment of freight at the railroad depot in
this place still continues to be very heavy. with
no prospect of abatement SO long as the naviga-
ton continues good. As an evidence of the amount
of business done, we note that on Yesterday Tines
day some four or five boats unloading at one
time, who put off over one thousand tons of pro-
ducp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

10T To THE VoTHRs OF THE CIrY or
f;sa, MsSasospCcI ,rssRsctfqlix snnSn.ss mXssf
for Monroe Ward, the present Incumbent dsclininv
a re e-electiOn. JESSE WHEREY
NH fQ-tlAt = 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17
ksss~ Now or NEvrR.-Tho beat bal

toy Now or NEvrR.--Tho beat bar
,.aus.eyer offered al the Auction Store OF Horny W.
unaries No a Main street until Saturday, April
10Th Ssht0l worth OF RICH JkN kLRl 1T auction
aud private sale. aliG auction Thursday and tri-
,iav mornings tat II u'cluck. Urutienlens Wncton
every night AZ q, O'clock. The above goods are ot
the very finest quality. heinl the stock OF retail
tAere ant from the North aud must lie sold without
HENkY. " QUARLES.
snz No lGH Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

TIE REMAINS OF MR. BENToN.-rhe remains Of
Mr.. Benton arrived at st. Louis at O'Clock Tues
day afternoon and escorted to the resdeace
of Col. Brant by the military and large con-
course of citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

RS-T0 MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI.
co C0UNTY.--Attke request OF many friends, an.
uounce myself candidate for the Office OF COM
MissIONER or THE REVENUE for the Upper
fully solicit ysur sufrages. should it be your plea
to elect me- promise TO dscharge the duties OF
the Office faithfully. Respectfully
ap 6-2w* HUGH LONdEST.
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ASHLAND RACE Course will be So

ASHLAND RACE Course will be SO far
completed by the middle of May, that two
races will probably be run over it this spring
The location is certainly of the most attrae-
tive to be met with any where, and if the friends
of the turf in old Hanover will to the scratch
as they know how to do. aud form strong Club,
there is very little doubt that they can make it
the first course in the Old Dominion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

RIcHhoND--After advising with my friends. aod
atthe reqssst Of some Of them announce mxsslf .
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, {irfwhich have
resided for twenty years,) in the place Of Mr. Hsnd
ley who will not be again Candidate at the elec-
on to be held on the 9TH day OF May noxt. I have
served you police officer for the last seven years
and shou be pleased to receive your support for the
above Office. CIV HTYLER.
q. D.- Ik.Ix
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COMMISSIONERS.

To THE VOTERS OF HRNRICo, ID Dis
TRICr.-In answer 10 the call OF many friends, %
become candidate for the Office Of ofC0MMlSslON-
ER OF THE REVENUE. beg TO assure my friends.
that II elected, will serve TO the best Of my abi
ty. Respectfully, . - 80
ap 14-T* ssss1s y. Y. HAhDf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

ExPLosIoN.-SgVERAL LIVES LosT.-The steam
boat FaIsCity exploded her boiler just as she was
leaving the city of New Orleans Tuesday afternoon.
Seyen eight persons we're killed and o number
of others wounded. The explosion also damaged
somewhat the steamer John Simonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

AcaUITTED.-Then negro man owned by
Mr. Amber, who was charged with burning his
overseer's house, was tried Tor the offence and &c
quilted. Col August appeared As counsel ior sn0
servant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

AN AMERICAN CITIZEN MURDERED-The Panama
correspondent of the New York Times, writing
under date Of April lth that ON the lst instant
an American uamed Frederick NJ. Mcfarland, late
of New York. was attacked in q scurriIous commu
nication in an illierate paper, edited by Jamaica
negro, named A. H. Judah, and established as the
organ of the Government party for the election of
Senior Marcelino Iurtado for Governor of the State
Dir. NJ. having threatened to cane the author of
the article, was set upon by the negro editor and
stnhbed to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

Ma To THE VoTERs or TEE CrrY or
RIcnxoSD.-The present incumbent, Mr. Hundlsy
Eh Of THE REVENUE, for Monroe Ward, here
py announce myself q candidate for the aid once,
self to the faithful discharge Of the duties os tks
once, should 1t DO your pleasure 70 elect me. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

AccIDENT.-Rev. Dudley A. Tying, OF Philadelp phia.
met with Serious accident on Tuesday, at his
place at BroOkheld, Montgomery county. The
Reverend gentleman, while engaged about thresh-
ing machine. which was In operation, had his right
arm caught In the machinery and very badly lac
Grated. Portions of the flesh and muscles wsrs
torn from the arm, and very serious wound was
inflicted. His attending physician is fearful that
he will lose the use OF the limb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

CAuoHr AGAlN.-Lewis Scott, free
negro, charged with stealing roll OF oil cloth,
bsIongipg to Mr. Gugenheimer, of fincastle, was
hefore the Mayor yesterday, aud by him remands
ed for trial at the next term OF the Hustinss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

HARD TO PLgAsE-Farmers and gar
seners are now complaining of too much rain
few weeks ago. and "rain, ram, was a., .ne
nv man could make a supply TO suit himseif'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

PACKETS. March New York pack
ets ii baltimore packets; aud Boston packets ar
rived In the port OF Richmond.
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AcQufrTAL.--Dr. Wm. y. Peach. Of Prince
Georges county, Md, charged with killing u
seadlen. has been acquitted on the ground Of self
defense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

ANOTHER MAssAcRE-Great alarm prevailed in
Honduras at the latest dates from that eonntry In
consequence Cfthe capture IL the city Of Beccsior
by the Yucatan Indians, who had massaered sea- .
of the inhabitants.
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The undersigned rosprc tfaliy anuoonee TO the
public that they have concluded 10 close their busI-
ness aui " III now offer their entire stock Of
REtDTNADE CLOTHING.
At - per cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants Will ao well TO call upon MS ahd examine
uur stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, a very neatly made np assortment OF Chh-
arsn's aud Boy 5 Clothing on hand
GEO HENIER Il BRO.
No - Main street.
I.l. I 81
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PRICE ONE CENT.

GRAsD JuRY.-The Grand Jury of the
Circuit Court met yesterday. and found sstrua
bills against the following persons: 500
!ehn McAiey, penitentiary convict, for an e.
cape. - -
1857 :, w. o'A 'A - ""o'
:. VIM. Jones and VIM. J. Brown, assauItine Miles
mcMahau, on 18th November. 1857. -
Charles Brown, stealing barrel Of molasses and
boat in June last. s7sES - 1~F3-''.. 80"
Joseph EIam stabbinv Rubepetta Dansrt5..
30th March, 1857
Tbs Grand Jury then adfourned 8
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sPnCIAL NOTICES.
r&~ DR. JonN b. WALrnaLI.

N9. DR.. GIRSoN has removed 60 rraaIIi0
street. one door west of ,th street an lou,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

HG- AM A CANDIDATE YoR rus Or
FIcE or COMMISSIONERS OF TuE kEykNUR for
the Upper District Of the county Of Henrco ct the
ensuing spring election.
NH l3-tde DANIEL 0ARDdkk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

PRIsoxToS CoLLzGE.--The catalogue of Princeton
College for the present aeademcal year shows IL to
contsnI2 students, Of whom rs are seniors, 6i
juniors, IS sophomores, and 30 freshmen.
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sss- SCR YOUR HousEnoLp IN ORDER

Esay~ SET YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER
hssnnmet approaches, tie human y stem becomes
dvb'iltatcd. and Cflen much weakened that life
bee ms burtheu 10 10 potsrssor. School misses
ttl boys as we'll aialts sutfsr feofn relax alton
0i the nerves, and when nature IL unaidcd, pelma
heat diseases gfe tbs fruits vi Reglret A good ton
J., ~ snci caats, Il the grand dssiterdtunt. and
bAhEh's pKEMiUM BfTEEks possess the requi
Ste quaiities, the free 81 them Is all that IL
tssaFy 20 stimulate the digestive organs, sharpen
HE appetite and give such tone 10 the stomach
hiil enabls the machinery of nature 10 perform
Us functions Ia q healthy manner. In no instance
hSES ihey failed 10 give Hntire satisfaction, when
sssd, and We therefore commend them 10 public ia
VbF.
fr sale by all the principal druggists ia tIe city Of
hiehHI0sd aud elsewhere ia Virginia. apl3
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.
SHERIFF.
s1r- To rHp VorxRs ar Hu,

10~ To THE VOTERS or HBNRrco
CJUNTY.-I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate for the Sherfslty Of Henrico county ut
the election in May next and II elected promise to
devote al:of my time TO the once and 70 discharge
voters of the county before the day Of eec ton and
in the meantime refer all such wish TO Rscer-
70 John NJ. Gregory. ESQ, John b. Young, ESQ., and
b the Justices OF Henrico county: -.
IA oo-dfda n VTMH
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Es- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO. 9,
HENRICo COUNTY, am . Candidate for the q
fce Of CONSTABLE In the Third District. should
il be your pleasure, fellow 20 elect mo- tho
duties OF the oee shall be discharged with pr0nps
and fidelity. kiection Fourth Thursday In NAy
Rext. -
ap S-dtds WIN. II. TYLHE. 5
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ExrRAyAoAacE OF "PIcfURE BooEs."-The New
York Tribune states that, for lithographng aud
printing in colors single OK, for the Pateat Office
report the sum of sl0,576 was paid TO Wagner
Mcliuigan-for a similar service for Que bull, the
sum OF sl0576; for a COW, the sum of 5! 800; and
for one horse, the sum of $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

DEATH OF AN OLD CoUPLE.-In Woodstock, Shenane-
doah CO., Va, last week. ''Father and Mother
Wierman' old residents of that place died within
few days of each other. They had been married
for 40 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

Captaia of the barque "Octavia," and David X. Mo-
rey and Thomas j. White, first and second mates,
we're before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge Of causing the death of William Ennis, a
sailor, on the high seas, bnt owing to the absence
of Judge iiaiyburtOn and u. 5. Attorney Gregory
the inyestig CATION was postponed until Wednesday
next and the parties remauded to jail. The wit
nesses, all being sailors, we're locked up, because
of their inability to give security for their appear
Auce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

MILL ALLEY is now being paved by Mr..
Rex with pebble stones, and will soon be in good
order for travel. The granite paving on Union
and Fifteenth streets, seems to wear weii costs
iass than any other kind that can be used.
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SuRGIcAL.-A surgical operation was performed
recently on Mr. Tho. III. Simmerman, OfWythe, by
DR.. Gibson, of Richmond City, by which RIB was
taken from Mr. s,
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Col. BssroS'S pROrERrY-Tho Washington cor

Col. BgNToN's pRoPERTY.-The Washington cor.
respondent of tue Philadelphia Inquirer says:
/ learn that, although Col. went through the
usual formalities of making n will, he neyerthe-
less died very poor. The creditors of his estate
not likely, however, to press their claims un-
pleasantly, aud, if project ON foot in reference
TO certain disposition of his latest literary labors
Is carried out, his debts will probably be paid In
full. Every one who had business dealings with
him speaks in the strongest terms of bis Spartan
sense of honor and faithfulness TO his engage
ments and secret OF his late indefstigable la
bors lies in the fact of his extreme anxiety 10
cancel every pecuniary obligation before his do
cease.
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ACCIDENT TO CARL FoRNEs--A serious accident
occurred to the great. .basso, Carl Formes, on Mon
day last, at Salem, Mass. While he and Mr.. Gosche
were taking ride together their horse took fright
at some object in the road aud dashed away frlri-
ously, upsettng the carriage and throwing both
the gentlemen with much severity upon the
ground Besides other injuries, Mr.. Formes had
his leg abont the knoe badly hurt, which may re-
suit in the loss Of a leg.
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sx- To Tgr VoT.ps or Tuv C,rv a

TO THE HoTnRs or THE CrrY OF
RIcHHoNp.-I am candidate for the effice Of COM.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of my
fellowcitzens should it be your pleasure TO e1sCt
me 10 that position, shall endeavor 10 show, By Q
faithful discharge Of my duties. that your confidence
has not been misplaced.
2 NH 2-tda MILLS n GODWIN.
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ny To THE VoTsRs or rHs CounrY o.
HENRIco.--I am a candidate Ger ths once Of CON-
MISSIONER OF TTIk REVENUE for The Up
per District of the county. and respectfully solicit
NH nh isNdtd "' "" ooRBIN BURTON.
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r6F AT THE RRouHsr of many

fellow.citizens, respectfully announce myself .
candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONER Of THB
REVENUE for Monros Ward and win pledge NY
self to discharge faithfully the duties Of the once
elected. mhi6-lms JOHN r. 6TA00.
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gas- Dudley & Co.. Importers and
Wholesale Dealers ia Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WuIShEYs > and CIa aARS. No. ~ Man
tr,,a. ie2
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EH. or SAGSkPARILIA CORDItL- Tie Lit:lf the Flesh
t. IL III, Bi9ot--PkEP AG.D BY CHEMsT.-Ihe best
Hcs,oIcr Of Health, gnd the best Blood-Puritying
Compound in tho World! 1t does not contain par.
I,cio of Mercury. The above preparation Is sIted
tu the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
in race: tinvigorates the whole constitutions; re-
moves ali pmpes and eruptions from the skin; gives
bloom and freshness To the complexion and is puti-
cularly adapted to tbs weakening complaints Of the
sex.
1t is a perfect cordial in taste, and acts like
charm upon the feelings spirits, and energies OF the
weak an1 dtbiiitated from aRy cause.
Quart bottles ST. sIuali bottles 10 cents
Sold by'ai Drug gists in Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. mn 3i-dScw3n
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@- To TIE yorxns OF HEsarot

80 40 The toTkhs VI hkNhieV
CouSTf.-I hereby announce myself Q candidate ng
the Office OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE kEvENUk
or the upper District, at the approaching e1ectton,
and respectfully solicit your suhrsges. Should is
DO your pleasure 20 elect me, promise 20 chArge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune tuaIly.
nah T-dtdes JAMES D. VAUGHAN. p