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JOHN W GARLICK,
mh5 Sole Proprietor.

nea, ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 20 DAYS ---
Staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods, Fringes and
Mn lin Swiss and Dimity Bands, Head Dresses,
Seq rfs Iaces Crapes Hosiery Gloves Hoop Skirts,
for picture hangngs. &C. &c with numerous other
articles selling At reduction of 20 per cent. J. IS
than former price, to make room for Snring pur-
chases LADIES BAZAAR,
No 2O6 Broad street, between 4th and 9Th.
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CIrr CouNoIL.-An adjourned meeting

CITY CoUNoIL.-An adjourned meeting
of the Council was held yesterday afternoon at 1
O'CLOCK, Messrs. Saunders, Allen, Denoou, DiIumock
Giazebrook, Grattan, Robinson, Gretter, Roddey
stokes and Greanor being present.--Absent.
Messrs Whitfield liil, Haskins and Richardson.
Ctdims.-Nr. Gretter, from the Committee on
Claims, reporteda number of bills, and the report
adopted.
IIice.-Capt. Dmmock, from the Committee on
Police, reported adverse to the petition OF Isaac
a. Godlin to have a fine remitted for street OBJ
struciion-adverse II the petition of 4. Wilkin-
son, Capt Of the Night Watch, to be allowed to re.
side In his own house in the county-advcrse to
the petition of watchmen asking to be furnished
with iron lamp steps adverse to the petition of
certain free negroes, through John H. Gilmer their
counsel. On motion, the report was adopted, ex-
cent as to "free negroes" which was laid on the
table.
Gds.-An ordinance concerning the Gas Works,
was reported laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed for the use of members. lrhe ordinance
will be taken up on Tuesday next.
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s.5s. To THE VorERs OF HENRIcc

orNTY-I take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the shcrialty of Henric0ce1nty, at
th- h-,lection in May next; and if elected promise to
devote all of my time to the Office and to discharge
IT. duties a. the law directs. will try aud see the
voters of the county before the day of election and
In the meantim, refer all huch wish TO ascer-
tsip my fitness fur the Office 70 my nsighbGrs, and
o John VI Gregory. Esq john B. Young, ksq., and
I tn Justices of tienrioo county.
IA al-dtde T. j. CARTER.
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THE TURKISH VIEJToRs.-The arrival of the Turk
ish Rear Admiral, Mohammed Pacha and his suite,
at New York, gives occasion to the usual descrip-
tions of personal appearance, &C., in the columns
of the newspapers. The following is from the Her
aid:
TIE Admiral IS a u,an of about i've feet ten
inches In height rather stoutiy made, with broad
shoulders and an intelligent countenaDce. lie has
smooth, pleasing face, peculiarly Oriental large
dark eyes and round yisage. His cheeks have
tendency to redaess aud his face is plump. His
nose is long and soU,es hat of the Roman form.--
Ills mouth Is small and iirs thin. On his upper
lip IL q monstaehc, which appears to have been
trirnmod with much care. His forehead IS high,
broad and without wrinkle. His hair, moustschr.
eyebrows. &c. are brown or auburn, and he does
not wear his hair longer than IL Is usually worn
by Americans. His dress Is in no way remarka-
cloth frcck coat inside OF which is a brown velvet
vest and colored shirt. His pants were Of black
CLOTH and his boots rather heavy In material,
of the kind commonly known as short boots
Around his neck was a mufier OF gray wolien
CLOTH and around his head, in Turkish fashion,
was a red and blue turban. All Of his apparel was
of q very fine material and were it net for the tur-
ban, nothing extraordinary would be about his ap-
pearance.
SuIiman &C. L } Captain Theesan, Ottoman navy,
and Lieut.. Sadick, also naval officer, are si well
looking men.
The Pacba is very graceful in his manner, and
while very dignified yet very affabie. He was at
the grand attack on sebastopoi OF the lIth Of oc
tober 1855, when the batteries of the allies first
opened on that celebrated fortress. He was In
command of division Of the Turkish feet all
through the time the Crimean war lasted. and hts
name often appeared In connection with the events
in which the allied fleets participated az that time
He Is only about 81 years old, and none Of the Of
fcers composing his suite are over ~, II We could
Judge by their appearance.
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s@ JOHN s, BRADY

(Late of PAiddelphin)
IMPOETER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
t,OM nSTIC WINES. LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
(N0 l30C4Ry ST., ABovs 18TH. RICHMOND, VA
Calls the attention OF the city and country trade to
his Iargc and varied assortment nf WINES, BRAN
DIas, RUMs, q. Ms. WHIskiEs, &C. Always on
hand a superior lot of old Rye Mountain. Bourbon
ana other WHISTLES.
Country merchants and others are solicited 10 call
bef re purchs sing elsewhere.
n B.-Goods delivered TO all parts of the city free
of charge NH lin
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EPEcIAL NOTICES.

EsaynSEAsoSABLE REaARKs.-We copy
the following paragraph from the Richmond Whfg:
AZ TINS il the season of the year when neuralgia.
rheumatism, coughs. and various kindred COM
plants are prevalent we conceive We are doing the
public service iu inviting their attention to the
advertisement Of HE>RY'S LlNIMENT, in te-day's
paper. From personal knowledge and observation
We can say that this iiniment is eficacia in allie
WAITING paps produced by colds and may bo adyan-
tageously used for ailments arising from other
causes NH 6-Gt*
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Tus CAmpBE1L MIssrRxLs. now hold

THE CAMPBELL MIHsTRgLs, now hold
ing forth at Metropolitan Hall, with the celebrated
Mat Peli at their head, are drawing fashionable
audiences TO hear their rare music, spicy Jokes
and rich connBdrums. The Campbell Minstrel IL
stand second to no travelling troupe in the Union
for their rare music and original plays, while
some Of the members equal the genuine African
In their presentations Of the true negro character
Go and zee them by all means.
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sss- WY sUyrna With A Couou from

Cold Hoarseness, or Censumptive Cough, when
you can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
HORNEs PECT0RAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RT II ia combined th other articles suited for ell
Lang, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
II Is prepared by Chemist of reputation, and Is pro-
naunced by those who have used as the best Congh
Syrup in the world!
Bottles 25, 90 cents and ST. Sold by PURCELL
LADD CO., and all Druggists in Richmond.
nr IA--Srn
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rsss~ No FAMILY can afford to be with

ESs" No FAMILY can afford to be with
ont NJ nsraso LIsImgsT In their house The many
accidents we are liable 10. may render It necessary
any moment, and nothing is capable Of performing
from the hre, it caught and soalded my hands and
person very seversly-one hand almost TO CRISP.
fbe tortore was nnbearable. 1t was an awful sight
The Mustang Liniulent appeared 70 ex-
tract the pain almost Immediately. Ii healed "a
p;dy and left no scar Of account CHAs FOSTER 81
article. 1t will cure any case OF swelling, Is rms
stir Joints, Eruptions, or Rheumatism For Horses.
worth OF Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse It cures lialds, Sprains, Ringbone, Spawn,
and Founders. BEWARE OF DMITAfrosS. Sold IN all
parts of the hahitsble globe.
BARNES PARK, PropIiefnrs,
fe u-d&cwim New York.
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ssE- Why sUrrrs WITH RuEuMAr1sm.

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain
In any part OF the limbs bod stomach bowels
when you cen be cured instantly with HARTS-
HORNEs CURE-ALLf 1t is fine tonic for weak
stomachs and bowels, giving them tobe and strength
10 digest fcod thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
sis. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD d CO., or other Druggistsin Richmond. Bot
ties IS and 50 csnts. &C l0-6m
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MILLS II. GOODWIN.
a. M EELLow ClrIzaNs oF TM1 CITY

Elcuxoxp-Arer advising with my friends, and
,,;be request Of sone oI thsin announce myself =
g;iS REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (nwhich have
49,, iel fl ,wen years in tc place of Mr. Humid
er Who will noi he again candifate, at ths eicc-
- yon As a police 9er ior the last seven wears,
- sh5ni le pleased 30 receive your support for the
~ 80 si,-r q W Ii TYLER.
IL
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,sn To 7Hy Worms OF THE Cry or

p,-ey1xa The present incumbent. Mr. Huadley,
I-I,riay re-cl.ct ton for the Office Of COMMISSION
gs ~ THE RRYENuE for Monroe Ward / here
he annann~e myself candidate FOR the said Office
- respectfully solicit your Votes. and pledge my
~ ;, the faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
n 70 shoui IL he yuur pleasure TO elect me.
nh Pm PRESTON vi QUAsLES.
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Eay- BRAaG's GREAT IMpRovEMENT.-
THE ARCTIC LJNIMENT -

ThE AhtTit LlNINESI - ..x,..-,r.-r-. -
DEFYES ALL COMPETITION.
Thousands who have used II, affirm that il IL
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. RRAGG'S OTHER LINEMENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMAi ISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
6pRAiNs BRUISES,
STIFF JuIETS OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALDS MQULDS,
TUM0RS C0RNS.
For HORSES and Mules, externally. nothing ex.
oees.s the ARCTIC LlNlMEST,
In curing
sPRAINS SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RlN9BONE,
or anY SorsC- Swelling, or Enlargement: of Bone OF
Price Is ,ts. - cents and 81. for small medium
and lapye 81 ii bottles
For sale by all Druggists.
PU8CRII., LADD co,
ial3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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s9 G. D. WoorToY,

BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
Will attend punctualy to any business entrusted
to him in the city or country. Writing of any kind
Copying Book Keeping, Accounts, Collecting, Buy
ing and Selling, etc.
kxFEsENCEs Col II Cabell. Roger Pryor.
EsI. Col Henry Thweatt. Prof Ii Christian JAS 7
Butler Il Co. and many others for when he has
done the like busiaess NH 2-lx
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sau uBuRRow's Reliable MEDICINE

EC- BURROWS Reliable MEDICINE
}nros quickly and permanently sGRoPuLA, SYPHILIS,
RHEUA ArISa Piles, KIDSET AFFEGrIoNS, CosJlyE-
rEss YEsEsEAL DISEASES. aud all chronic affections
OF tbs SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful repntatlos
which this celebrated remedy has acquired Ia th'
,oughly eradisating the above diseases, is nnprec
dsntod in the annals Of medicine. Thousands oi the
most inYetera.e cases OF disease have been cur6d ~
this truly great medicine, after having been PFC
nonncea beyond all possible cure BY the nost euit-
nsnt pin Ssicians OF the country. Finley Y. Fergu
son Mayor of Norfolk, Va, cured Of kheumatisr;
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth, Va, cured Of Bron-
ehIsis a daughter of signor George formerly Pro-
isssor OF 1slc in this city, cured of terrible
Nervous Affection; and Thousands OF others whose
nalnes could be mentioned were II necessary.
Price 81 per bottIe--six bottles for S..
Prepared By j w BURRow Co, Prsetcsi Chem
.sts, SorfolE Va
Sold by PURCELL. LADD CO., Wholesale
DTaxgists, Richmond. ia 26-3m
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s@g~ PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL Co

khsy" PHOTOGRAPHs IN OIL COLoRs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoLoRs. AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN, made from lite. copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size, also the most perfect
and highly finished AMRRoTYPEs of children and
adults at all times to be had at the large Photo
graph and Fine Art Galleries of q. W. MISNIs, IN
Richmond, on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, and on Sycamore street. Peter burg
Va in rs
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RUN AND MuRpER.-The Milford Del.) News G
Saturday says:

Intelligence has reached us of the commission of
a most diabolical murder, on Saturday night last
at place near the "Poplar Woods' in Sussex Co.
by drunken vagabond named Clement Hurley.
on the person of his wife. Two reports are In cir
his horrid purpose. One says her skull had been
crushed in, as if from the stroke of an axe. But
gentleman just from the scene of murder SAYS that
ley, as usual. lad been drunk, and while under
the influence OF liquor committed the crime The
murderer observed to him that, "the old woman is
out of the way now, and he was glad Of It," On
an examination of her person he expressed the be
lief that she came to her death by stranRuIation
Numerous bruises were observed on her breast and
throat as we'll as other evidence of the most q end
ish treatment. We learn that the prisoner is safe
ly lodgedin Georgetown Jail.
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Mrs. Mary IT, Doaus, the mother Of the Dishep
OF New Jersey, died on sunday, n bsr1isGtoss--
She was In the eishty-fourth year Of her aess s
phi,adeiphis, died Suddenly on Saturday last.
young man named Rsreivai Families. rsst.
dent OF MoresfeId, Hamilton eoxs -. Ohio, vos
killed By sn accident On the naltiDeee an1 Oete
Railroad, near Eilcosts Mills, last saturday night.
Jehn Rogers. the yoath sentenced Ii No. Ysek
triak
The variable residence Of Q. W.. Bsos1ict -.
OF New York city, stustsd n koesviIies elafsn
Island. was accidentally dsstroyed " ere taepS'
day afternoon. II VS. erected ID 1850.
There we're &s4 deaths In Nov Yerk sley hee
week.
DR.. Enoch George, prsnin>nt elsissa - ensse
Aune's county, Nd, disa laet wsst.
pr. VIM. I. D. Cock, sss - - e61tsls q -
Phnadslphta sssdsy Asrsarys - -
last.
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Nor apu,Trrp-Dur;pg the sitt;n o

Nor ADMITTED. the sitting Of
the Hastings Court yesterday tree negro known
~ George Mercer, made appi Ration 10 be registered
In this city an,i the Court therenpon made the
proper inquiry TO ascertain who the applicant was.
it appears by the record that on the "a of March,
ISiS Mercer was sentenced to ihe Penitentiary
for ten years on conviction cf house breaking and
larceny and that his time OF serYtude expired on
the 2i inst. Some years since he was emancipaied
by Utzekiah Wright, Of Powhatan. The court
not only refused him the register, bat ordered him
10 leave the Commonwealth at once, or be sold In
To elayerr.
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P. &. GIBBS.

RICHMOND, July 9Th, ls5E.
gsy~ DEAN SIn-It is with willing plea
surr IN addition to many ntherg add my testimo-
nv TO the efficacy of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS i'm giving permanent relief in Dysent.ry and
summer Comp with my children Also, my
wife having suffered several years from debtatien
aud other diseases. peculiar 10 their sex, has found
a restorer in these valuable Bitters. Hoping they
nav pTye successful with others with my family
Yonr obt servant,
]. d THOMAS.
To Mr. r. H,Tgr. Proprietor, Rchmoni. Va.
Fer sale by all the prominent Druggists in the city
of Richpapd and elsewhere in Virginia. Also, Of
CtARLgs sforT& Co.: Washington City, Z, ana
n SrABLKg 4 &C, Baltimore nh 5--ifis
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sS7> To THE VoTRRs OF THE CIry OF

El5" 10 THE FUTEKs UF TIE NIIf UF
Riruynxp Il am lndidate fer the office Of COM
Missioner uF THE REVENUE, for the Sd Die
trirt lMGnros Ward.)
The election will take place on the 9th May next,
anu as | am now engaged in the discharge OF the
6tes of the office the Assistant of Mr.. Hundley.
v bo declines q reelection hope you will excuse
NE il do not CAL on you all in person.
iamnow. and have been for nearly SIX years re-
sid-nl Of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited;
fag7-,s JESSE &. KEESEE.
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RgrURsEp PROM Euxers.--I3ishop simpson, Of the
Methodist Episcopal chrrch, 10 among tho passsn-
gers who arrived at New York In the Europa. Ths
Bishop visited Epyiard and ireland early last ssm-
rler as delegate to the Wesleyan confsrescee IN
toso countries. Subsequently, he passed through
France. Germany and Norway, observing the con-
dIton OF the Methodist missions, and In Soptsm-
Dor was present at tho Evangelical Alliance Ia Ber.
Hn Daring tho winter he extended his travels TO
Turkey, Palestine, Egypt and Greece, His
health while In the East was considerably ina-
palred, but IS bow improving
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r0yIaPoRrArT
TO
LADIES AND GHNTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

4 preparation from the receipt Of woli known
aud popular nh sIcan will atop the hair from fall
lug restore II to ts natural color, keeps the scalp
clean and white aud eanses the hair 70 grow iusn-
rant wheu the scalp hrs been bald for years-
Putting ia this instance IL useess. Call and pnr.
chase bottle and try it fairly. and If not sstisied
with the result the money win be returned.
Sod ia Richmond hy W. PETERSON,
Wholesale and Retail DrHeg egist,
Corner leth and Main sts.
Ash Tor DR.. nARRIs' HAIR PROMOTER AND
kMpp0VER.
All cash order. from persons ut distance, should
be addressed ~ W. PETERSON, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist, Richmond, Va.
Price for ono bottle 81. de i9-d3m
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,,.y- To ruE vorxas OF rHR CRY OF

p.T,.oxn -. am csrdi'ate tor the ufdce oi ';OM-
St.,IG<gR oe THE kENENUk for Monroe
1n1 sri most respectfully ask the support OF nay
Ss ems should u I've your pleasure to elect
n =, rhat position. shall endeayor TO show. by
gfpl Is. hsrgc OF my duties, that your confidence
hN' t'. 80 MILLS II. GOODWIN.
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ssn To NY FELLow-C1rIzExs OF HEN

yfJfu I vi
rr~5 CovNrY-Atthe request Of many friends, an
II n,u-r myself candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER or TIE REVENUE for the Upper
District n the approaching election, and respect
}ly solicit yyur suieagas. Shouldit il he ycur pieas
mr. 10 elect inr promise TO discharge the duties Of
the ,,fice faithfully. Respectfully,
nh iNiws Hu0H LONGEST.
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roryrT or HEvslco--I am a candidate for the SHE
RfVFAITY Of the County Of Ilcnrico, and respect
Nav ncxt 3. MICH. DAVIS.
p,chmnnd l7th Doc. 1857. NH q--dim~
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tag bR. g. GAyINzsL, Office North
east corner of 10th and Broad Streets opposite Dr.
Moorc's church.
fA- All orders MUST LEFT at his office, or at No
5Central Hotel, to meet with prompt attention.
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say~RIrrsR's NEw Tnrss Ann srr-

P0RrERs.--All who wear trusses should call and ex
anime this Truss. The principle Ia entirely new.
aad 1; supports the rupture In easy and coforta
hle manner. IL can be worn with much less incon.
venience than the ordinary trtsses; and for light
ness. durability and comfort II Ia uneqralcd. Anv
ofr To tcfrs one Q these Trtsses C7lee tc trsdr no
aher. Also, RiTfER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS,
very simple but admirable article. full assort.
raeut for sale by
W. PETERSON, Druggist
Corner OF 18th aud Main streets
ja 2i-2m Richmond Va
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Tan Crrr HAxD,--aided by n. shasr

VI hANUs-oiuea " tuo oo8s8
gsng-should be employed this mornipg IN eisar.
toi square, and In cleaning the public eroou1nss.
70 70 a. 70 make them passibis. The fsres alIuSe1
70 can De employed In no better way thar y ~
suggested. and ~ the superintendens o. esrests
n-s .ne enire control Of II. viii hs not sivs the
II the walks around the city property q rs~IssssS'
private citizens are not apt 70 disrseard ~ n.
ample set them.
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~ FELL0w-CIT

Es3s- LLnw-CITIZSss--l am candi-
4s.- 1,- .he Office cf CONSTABLE in the 4th Dis
,it In the County of Henrico. and respectfully
ii- yaur votes at the coming election in May next.
nh eide WIN. l. DABNEY.
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NEW KENT County, Feb. 10Th, 1858.

sa~ Dr.. JOHN W. GARLICK, Rich
MoHp-DHAR SIR:-I take pleasure in adding my
testimony to that of many others to the superior
esceIIerce of "Semple's lnfallihle Baking Powd der
noq prepared ny yourself ] have been using them
ia my family for year or more, and hesitate not tn
SAY regard them rs THE TRULY ExCELLENT article Of
III. kind, for making speedily light, sweet and
wholesome bread and pastry of all kinds.
Very respectfully,
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FUNERAL The funeral of the late
JoHN WARRoCK. Esq, took place yesterday after
noon, from st. Paufs church. 1t was attended by
tho typographical Society, Mssons, and many
members of the State Senate, of which body he
was official printer.
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sLsIaHIsa.-Every body that could
command shorss and harness aud sleigh or jump
er, were out sieigh riding yesterday, and a. the
weather had moderated greatly, the sport seemed
20 be heartily enjoyed. 4 young gentleman and
two ladies were smptied into Main street, near
6ih, by an awkward turn OF the corner, but -
neither Of them were injured, the capsixed vehicle
was readily righted, and the pleasure party we're
soon on for another adventure.
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rssE- IA rHE NorERs OF HENRIco CoUN


~ rasppctfnlly announce myself a candidate
E,r rr-eJaCtiel 10 the office of CLERK OF HENRI
t4J COUNTY COURT at the election in Nav next.
MN It's WILLIAM F0LKES,
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HoRRIrIE SUTcIDE.-Joci Mohler, at ono time o
respectable druggist, committed snicide at j. j.
DuDlevys gold leaf manafactory, Pittsburg, Pa,
on Friday last. lie boarded at Harris Hotel, and
roornod, when the suicide took place, in a frost
room on thesccond story. 1t 10 supposed that this
act was committed while nnder the influence of
iquor. or partial arrangement. lie was discov-
cred in his soon affer the deed was done, ly-
ing on the bed with his clothes on, but life was
qnite, if not entirely extinct. The fatal deed was
committed With razor which was found covered
with blood on the floor near him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sa~ DANIEL 0RoURgx Peas, extra
early sa,d 70 be two weeks earlier than any other
for sale At 10 cents per quart By '
WAhiNa a PEARCE. Druggssts.
10 Io-H Corner 9Th and Bread sts
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!" Ssof HeI ftt HuH bfufl ets.

eks~ Dr.. A. Il. pKrIcoLAs' Office, Rich
msond House, corner of Governor and Ross streets
and Marshall streets. ss ss''',S
The rear recm on the first foor over Dogaett 4
nhaefsons. torneriy occupied by Dr P. for rent
Possession given Immediately. Ii ia the most com
foftahlc lodsing room In the city.
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Egg PRINCIPE CIaARsi PRINCIPE CT

G.Rs!i-EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
one case OF these really fine CIGARS, 20 which we
call the attention of those who prefer first rate old
fashion Principe.
WARING & PEARCE, Druggists,
de 3I-ts corner 4th and broad SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10

arsrrs or FnEsss on BosTos. cownos. .-Effefts
nro making In Bosson 70 collect $i0,ooo. 10 BE-
awarded partly in premiums OF s2.o0o. 81 500 and
l.00o, TO the FIRE companies throwing the hrst.
second and third stfeams Of water, through
400 fec. Of hose, and 81 600 and $500 " tbs two
hose companies doing the same. The trial = TO
take place In August and September next, on Boz
ton Common, aud 70 be open 20 all the hre coor
panies In the United states.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
T. ]. CARTER.

sa- To THE VorEEs OF HEaRIco CoUS-
rY.-T respectfully announce myself Candidate for
the Office Of Clark Of Heniico County Court at tue
lection in May next. TEMPLE ELLEIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10

eB- SPECIAL NoTIcE lit being impor-
se we earnestly request all indebted TO TO call
at our old stand. No a3 Main street, and make I'M
mediate settlement.