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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07
81 Couoas, CoLps, HoARsENrss 80

Tho prevalence 81 the above complaints M tb;s
season hss has the effect Of bringing out host N
fs'iessstiy new specifics. and while some few NAV
- FrcFeat tie beat course 10 pursne
i' ronsat your family phs sician on othervise ns,
~ si'ca tsfnectes as long public experience has
T2yet T. oe safe and oifscacOGs OF this class IL
] ftEA COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC Original.
u ms ,sYoTte prescription OF an eminent phys,cian
il s'Hn became popular famiiy medicine and With
sUt Advertising, has continued to ENJOY growing
reputation Tor the last twenty years In ali recent
Bccachtts, RpcfiagConsh. Group Asthma. &c. il
rus,d wsih unparalleled success. as most families
p ~ lss'3fy.
"la by fTSHxR L WINSTON, MEADE & BAKsR A.
D0nGksF, Sc,. al Is cents per bottle and in an ele-
ksut Sai pieaSsnJ L,5zenge form, TAX and - cents
box. called fYLERS GUN ARABIC CouGA CANDY
goPs." fe 27-3ms
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~GREAr ImpnovrmEsr In

gXTRACT1NG ETH.-G. w. JONES'
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
rior TO any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation is such TO render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, nerey
filis1 to tring the tooth the first trial. never breaking
it. mangiing the gums. or nJuring the surrounding
parts. :
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing, and In.
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
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rSr LADIES' BAzAAR. No. l75 BaoAp

Sr., LATE VAL. CoHEy's SroRs-Hayiug taken the
above named store. We have, in addition 20 our Mil
linery and Trimmings. opened . large stock OF DAY
GOODS, TO which invite the attention OF our
toners. We have on hand u fine assortment of
Vaientias Mt 81 per I'd; Lawns at la cts Prints
l21z and 10 cts; dinghams; bleached and unbieGch-
ed Cottons: Briiants; Irish Linen: Linen Birds< ye:
Jaconet Camorics plain aud figured SWISS Musiius;
table Linen; Toweng Hosiery J; Josyen's X i'd dtoyrs
at cts per paIr Haudkerchiefs: Parassls from rs
CTS 70 SiD; Swiss and Cambria Collars from Ga CTS
to S20s SWs and Cambria Bands, kdgings. and In
sertious; Lace Wells, and general assortment OF
staple aud fancy goods, which We will sell at the
lowest cash prices.
N. B-Hoop skirts brass, steel and plated Hoops;
Reed Hoops at 4 cts apiece. ap D-3w Z
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FArsrlrIp RAcrs-THI.p p4rrh.

FAIRFIELD RAcBs-THIRp DAy.-Tbe
track was In better condition yestsrdnv thar ~
the day before, though quite heavy from the con.
tinuous rains OF the week. The field too, was
quite large, showing that the public are ready and
anxious TO support racing, when properly enduct-
ed. notwithstanding the fact that there were
but two entries and but little contest expected
On the outside, where the view Is fair the gather
ing was larger, II anything, than on either OF the
preceding days. and the generals department - far
a. we could perceive, unexceptionabIe.
The Rdce-as our readers aware, was for the
Proprietor's Purse of $500, two mile heats. for
which Teier aud Franklin were TO run. Both
horses locked to be In good order, and each had
friends in the betting circle, though Toer seemed
to have the greatest number, and was therefore
made the favorite.
First Hedt.-An excellent start was effected, To-
Ter taking the lead and holding 1t with apparent
ease, making the first mile In 15ela and winning
the heat by length, in 1858, without ever being
passed by his competitor.
Second Hedt-Toier again led of, Franklin evi.
IDENTIFY bent on forcing the running, making the
time, Toler drew clear of his competitor, and GO
ing at steady lick, well in hand, won the second
heat in 3;5S34, and the purse.
We append a summary:
Thursday Third Day-Proprietor's Purse 5000.
two mile heats. entrance i've per cent:
VIM ii Gibbons h Toler, years old, by Childe
Harold, out of Marchioness, by imported
David Dc cDanies Franklin. wears old bv
Nicholas, dam by Luxborough. 2 2
Tme-3:58-3:5oA
Today, the Jockey Club Purse $780, three mile
heats, is te>b5 run for, and the incomparable Sue
Washington e one of the entries to contend for il.
The time has been, when to win this purse would
have been an easy task, but her complaining legs,
and the heavy campaigns she has gone through,
makes the result far more doubtful Her great
reputation on the turf will no doubt attract num-
bers to see her, even for the wonders she has per-
formed, and gooc field may ther efore be expect.
ed.
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As sunu approaches, the human system becomes
debiiitRted aud ofteu nlnch weakened that life
tsC mos burthcn to its po-sessor. School misses
and boys we'll adults. suffer from relax alton
Vi the nerves. and when nature is uuaidRd. perna-
Isnt diseases the fruits of neglect good ton.
L. IN snch cases. is the grand deSiderdtDp. and
site qualities the free use OF them s all that is BE
eess4ry To stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
tIe appetite. AMI give such tone n the stomach
wilt enable the machinery OF our nature TO perform
It's functions IN healthy manner. In no instance
have they failed to give entire satisfaction when
used aHd we therefore commend them to public ia
yer.
For sac by all the principal druggists IN the city Of
RIChuoud aud elsewhere in Virginia. Az i3
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mE~ HARrsHoRks' HEALrH- REsroR-
b&-PIArs STATEMENTS OF FAors.-

DE-. HAMPTON, COW aged - years, speaks. Hear him;
ere y0G gtckl Beware OF ifnitationsl Ask for
Uavptobs Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
Hl.do by this pleasant and Eafe remedy may induce
Couu terfeitIng.
+ medicine must have merit sad great merit, too
u stand the test Of public opinion. No art Of putting
een gslVanize worthless article, to keep il up
es . good medicine, If it be not really
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year In spite Of opposition
OF them passes frem mouth TO mouth with more
eidiiy iiaD newspapers can spread it. living wit
LESS tes!fying TO the cure medicine has made for
him. 10 of naore service than any newspaper adyer
tisigg.
n preof Of what We say above, we refer you to
Ha,api9n's Vegetable Tinctnre and its effects.
AA Hs. HIGB, No. lS3 SOsth Paca street, Balti
mofA. cured of Rheaomatism, Dyspepsia ard Nervous
Diseass.
Me. EowR ~. sPRAsgrIy, No. n Register street
Baltimore, nl0st dreadful Of Scrofula Of years
s&p spg sosi number Of pieces Of bone restored TO
Aiase MAaY scortaLD Teacher, No go Baltimore
sttoet~her ease, sftar years Of suffering has aston
shsd eI !rfeuds Let the afflicted cal! 10 her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
hr- H3l Oldham OF Baltimore Custom House suf-
ier.s roia thee complaints for is months with body
and mud severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
Ton vegetable Tlneture, after other things failed
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &C.
@f Henry q, VIM bad acough for yoars--great
%sAkAfts, ac had in all five six physicians; tried
siis Ee remedies but wes cured Only by
EAApT0H'e .EGETABLE TINcTURE.
. ~ oslieate Ladies and Children viii please give
:, so!a :, PURCELL, LADD 90, Richmond; By
sa.ss "a 81 a6aTfSf Nj RRfarYsss ss L
FnoIss by Dfpggists and Shopkecpsrs eserywhere.
ASsi per bottle; six bottles for ". -das
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4f- A CoxPARIsoN INvITEH All who

con sSm plate hsViug likeness taken Of themselves
Tienis should not fail to call the Photograph
A3d Pino Ar, Galleries Of q. W. MINNIS and ex.
a,I.G- the lsTg. Gnd warned collection of specimens
tich stpCu hts Gallery. aud compare their truth,
t1nss eni tiuish with pictures taken elsewhere.
lie isiieTy = truly Gallery OF fine Art, and no
hAeness IS niow cd T. leave his rooms unless entirely
sats-cf2ry, and finished up in the best style TO IN.
ssTe peTmsuence. Prices as low As any Gallery in
TIE StAtS. for n Kind Of work. Galleries al
WAYS open and free 81 visitors. in Petersburg over
bEri'. AbrNhams 4 Lyons store, and Gu Main street.
Opposite Ihe new CuAGom House. Richmond, Va.
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M. SUFFERING RELIRyED. Durine

the past six months the proprietor of iENRYs Sim
ULATIsd LISIMEST, has had the satisfaction of re-
ceiying the grateful Acknowledgements of many Vi
his fetOi1- of Richmond who had successful
ly used the Liniment for the cure aileyation Of
complaints, requiring an external remedy. The
cheapness of the Linment should iadieate to the
public that il is not offered TO them from mer
cenary motives The Liniment is put up in boxes
of two szss. Price Is cents and 50 cents, aud may
be obtained at most OF the Druggists in the city.
PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
an 23-lms Are the Wholesale Aeeuts
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commyssyoNrRs

HS- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP
PER DISTRICT, HENRIC0 CuUNTY.--I ANNOUNCE
M yself candidate for the COMMISs1ONEKSHfP
of the Upper District Of Henrco county, In ths
place of Jacob keesee, resigned and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election 9th May.
II elected, will discharge the duties Of the once
faithfully. Ap 7-dt2sM as w LAWTON.s
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OISl UhblNG SONahEGATION.-Ja ameS
Howle was srraigned before the Mayor YESTERDAY
TO answer the charge of disturbing the congrega-
tion worshippiug at Clay Street Chapel last Wed
nesday night. Jim is an orderly, behaved
man when sober, and industrious withal, but the
frequent crooking of his elbow has such mad
deniug influence upon his brain, that he is sure to
get into some difficulty, only to be adjusted by a
sol ourn in the Jail. Knowing his doom, he offer
ed no defence when arrested, and on finding him
self sentenced to close confinement, exhibited no
surprise at the decision of the Court.
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ExpLos1oN--Yesterday afternoon

soda fountain in the basement of Messrs Warning
Pearce's Drug establishment, exploded with a
terrific report, while being charged with gas but
luckily did no serious damage. young man,
who was near the fountain at the time was knock
ed down and received a confusion on the hand and
another on the forehead, but the wounds are not
believed to be at all serious 1t is probable that
the fountain had flaw in it, which caused it to
burst.
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PARTICULAR Norrcx ..,o

Watches, Jewclry, Plated Ware and Fancy S;oossa,
suotisn aud private sale. by II. ". .QuARigS, at No
I5s Ma:a street, every day and esenino III & vs.h
Lsdies' sale AT o'clock + NJ
asatieEeGs sale a. ~ O'clock
Ihs richest and most extensive variety ever ofar.
ei ia this market for sale as above Merchaa - Sr
particularly invited TO call and examine the soa.is
sud purchase either privately or AZ the evanfnc,
Main street. ~ %
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eM-DR. JOHN F, JAcKsoS--ofiice No.
Il Main street Market Bridge. Residence. Rich.
aond Hoase, oppoaite the Governors Manslon
Calls left at either place At any hour of the cav q,
sight, viii meet with prompt attention
sp is--lm
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DREADFUL AooIDEsr.-Last Wednesday

evening man named WILLIAM WEIGHT an en-
pioyee in Coles barrel factory the south side of
the Dock, met with fearful accident by being
caught In the machinery. In attempting to re-
move belt from pulley while in notion his left
arm was caught by it, and the machinery going
rapidly at the time, was wound around the pulley
and crushed in q shocking manner His side
and other parts OF his person were also severely
bruised, and but for the timely discovery of his
situation by some of his shopmates, who stopped
the engine, he would have been torn into pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

D CLERKsHIP or THE CIRcUIr CoURf
OF HENNco. the request Of many Of my friends,
announce myself candidate for the ofhcs a
NH S-dtdes JOHNSON eANDB8
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The U. s. GRAND JUaY yesterday
found a true bill against Thomas j. White, second
mate Of the bark 0ctavia, charged with the mur-
der of William Ennis but failing to find true
bill against David X. Morey, he was discharged
from prosecution, but retained a witness.
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INTEMPRRArE.-Elizabeth Jones. Q
white Jail bird, was before the Mayor yesterday
for getting drunk and taking lodgings in an old
burnt building at the corner OF 18th and Cary
streets. As she could mud no one to bail her
for her good behavior, she Was remanded to the
lookup,
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WonAN's ToseUE-A. d. Young, Of Flat Rock
Precinct, Ky, sued IAbea Letton for $4,000 dam-
ages on account of the wife OF the latter charging
Young's wife with intidelity TO her husband. The
case occup led several days of the court and the
Jury brought in verdict OF $1,000 damages.
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sSy~ Now OR Nsyrg,--The hos, ,a~

R1inseNeT of.o!eG at the Auction Store of Henry "a
Saarlcs, No i5a Main street, until Saturday knT,i
ian. sa"n worth oi RICH JsWELRY at auction
ana private sale, Ladies' auction Tllgrsiay anS ~,
caT mornings at u o'clock, 4entIensns auetian
etHcy night al - O'Clock. The above goods arc nf
nsyerg nnsst qasty. being the stock of a retail
merchant irem the North. aud must be sold withant
r-ssTvs 10 the highest bidder .'"'
HENRY. W. QUARLRS
Ens No "a NJ. So.
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AocIDENr.-An omnibus filed with
passengers, capsized near Fairfield Race Course
yesterday, on its way to the city, and the horses
broke loose and run off, knocking down a saddle
horse, from which the rider had just dismounted 3D.
in their flght bat injured no person.
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s~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES. Fine BRAN.
DIES, Old WHISKEYS and CIGARS, No. " Main
treet. "a .
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- To MY FrLLow CIrIzxNs or H.u

RIco CoUSTY.-At the request Of many friends I an
nounce myself candidate for the ONCE OF CUM
District, at tine approaching election. and respect
fully solicit your snrages. should IL be your plea
sure TO elect mo, promise to discharge the dutf6s
ap H-tdes s-sa as HUGH LONGEST,
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-This body
is now holding its quarterly term, most of its time
being spent ON the civil docket.
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16- STAMPED COLLARS AND Basps
Tor working; also, Stamped Linen Bands and
sleeves for ladies. Ladies' BAZAAR.
ap 20-lm No I75 Broad sfreet
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~ GRoRGB B. STEEL, Dentigt, Office
and residence No 23l on Main, between StE and 9tb
trsets. Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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sssT~ II il is a good picture you want

~ n 10 70 q SVVU pAVtttIV you WHIT,
50 - old NCitahurst's Gallery, - Main street
where you Sll not be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures Which vii bear Inspection. Examine hs
sIeciMcEs PhotGsr phs. hmbroty pes Crayon Heads.
sielSaaotyprs, PaEutypes, aud SielleOgrsphs and
RhOiJgr grarhs on silE or Cambric hsndk erchiets
Old bagLcIraoty pes copied from small pictures,
and enlarged 70 any size.
Iclures TAX m from s. a cents rain or shine Pho
tDstsphs from 81.
Also, photlgraphs Of the Washington Monument,
srst class copy. ready and for sale Call az
WATSON h sons
B-A young man wanted, - learn the bust
lf-Im
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So SAxAroaA EMPIRE SPRING WATER.

- NNE7FI UNa I1ldt ItF3 DF hiNG " A TEX.
shla sier fresh from the Spring, tan be obtained
az Aessrs PURCELL, IApD Cos. No. l22 Main street
Hchmonf, Va by the gross or simple box. Also, for
sale 81 all tbs principal Drug Stores in the city. For
ausiTsis dIrections far Use, and certificates OF emf
neat pE rscisns, sec circular. which be obtained
a. the DruR Stores.
orders nay he addressed to the Proprietors @. W
WESTON %, Saratoga Springs, or at their De-
p9', - fsTcisy street, New York. ap l6-3m
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ACQUITTED. Martha Logan, . free
woman, charged with stealing gold chain from
Rebecca Davenport, has been acquitted by tho
Mayor. ...|r
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ap 26-2w

@ A MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment of
Ribbons, Flowers. Ruches, Fringes, Dress Trim
mings and Buttons, at the --''-.a
LADIES BAZAAR. us Broad street
an 26-2w
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nj GoppARp,s

1S- -GoDDARD's LOTION GoDDARp's
lorIoN,-We have just received another supply of
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion. Those who
have been waiting for 1t can now bs supplied by
calling at MILLSPAUGH HSSTON'S,
APPS Drug store, "a East Main st
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~ CoaMIssIoNERorF OF r

&y yCoAAssIoNER or TIE R1vINu1.--,
In compliance with the desire Of MANY Frienss,"
l respectfylly present myself a. eandidsss f0r
Third District Cor Monroe Ward) Of the city Of Rch-s
msna deem Il unnecessary 10 make q further
pledge than assurance OF the fxithful perfDrm.s
ance Of the duties Of the Office shoud bs the pisAr
sure OF my fellow citizens 10 elect me. ~ - :
ap I2-dtd~ GkO III TOMpKTNS 'a4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

m DE-. JOHN B. WALrHAIL, (Hom0o-
Dathist offers bis professional services 10 the c,t,
as OF Richmond and its vicinity Once st his re-
uoence On Leigh street. two doors from SIN. s
l--l2ma - =. ~
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E@. Dr.. HowARD--has removed from
the Medical College. to the Richmond House on
Governor 0fFloR-with DR.. peticolas.
Ina
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CONVICTED slave was convict
ed before tina Mayor yesterday OF stealing $40 in
money from Mrs. Burke, and ordered 10 be pun
ished. "a
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ACoUITTED.-Pet slave to Robert
Beverly, charged with being drunk and disorderly
| in the street, was reprimanded by the Mayor and
diseharuaf
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n@- To THE VoTKRs or HsNRIco CouH-
fY.-I respectfully announce myself Candidate for
the Office Of Clerk of Henric0 County Court at the
lection in May next TEMPLE ELLkTTs
fe l3-tde s4a ass s-ss EsEF 49, sfaF TVEf
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b0- To THE VoFsRs or rup CRY op
RIcHMoNp-I am q candidate for the once Of Ooa6-s
trict, (Mouroe Ward1 = -rst
The election win take place on the s7tA MAG psxss
anu ss am now engaged In the discharRe of thes
duties or the Office, the Assistant Of Mr. Hundley
twho declines reelection hope you vill eYcusS
me II do not call on Jeu all I'm person asss 81ia
sident OF the city. = l7St
Your votes are respectfully solicited. 90 ): So
feH-f8 x5%afss'-ssA - ii Eaa II - KWEouus
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-. no rHR YorKRs or HrxrIco

CoUNTY.-I hereby announce myself candidate for
the office Of C0MMIsSIUkER OF THE REVENUE
for the upper District. at the approaching election,
and respectfully solicit your suffrAges. should f
be your pleasure 20 elect me- promise 10 discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune tnally.
mh N-dtdes saa JAMES ID. VAUGHAN,
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3. MICH. DAvI8.,


JouNTy-I take this method Of announcing myseaf
candidate for the Sheriftaty Of Henrco csunfy, at
the election IN May next; and il elected promise to
devote all of my time TO the Office. aud to dischar0o
its duties the law directs will try and SEQ the
voters of the county before the day of election and
la the meantime refer all such al wish TO ascer.
tain my fitness for the Office to my nsiahbors, and
to John NJ Gregory. Esq, John ID. Young, Esq, and
the Justices Of Henrico county.
IL 4 A N
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will close tomorrow night, leaving only two af
ternoons and night more for citizens TO attend
the exhibition. 1t should be a matter of serious
regret to those who are prevented from seeing
this great American Work of Art before it Is re-
moved from Richmond. Let there be full turn
out during the remaining opportunities lett to
see IL.
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HJ- lam A CANDIDATE ron RE Or
Monroe Ward.
mh l7-tde* oF'sr JNO M MIIRHAY.sts
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a, nH- AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP of Henrico County Court.
NH 26-Zmt JN0 HARRIaON
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UNLICENSED VEHICLES. The police are

now at work reporting owners of unlicensed vehi
cles for running them the streets, and the Mayor
is daily fining them, as directed by the ordinance
Some teamsters take the chances of running their
vehicles through the year without license, expect
ing to get off, If caught and reported by paying the
Chamberlain the city's charge but in this they will
find themselves mistaken, if the ordinance is en-
forced, as we are sure it will be.
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DB To THE Worms or THE CoUxrY or
HENRIco.-I am q candidate for the ONCE Of CON-
MISSIONER Or THE REVENUE for the Up
per District Of the county, and respectfully solicit
your yr votes yS,,a " May next coppru puprrccu
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To Mr FrLIow CIrrsESs Or rur Cr,,

RicHxoND-After advising with my friends, and
attherequest Of come Of them announce myself B
candidate for the once Of COMMISSIONER OF
resided for twenty years. IN the place Of Mr. Hund-
ley. who will not be again candidate. % the slso.i
ON to be held on the 9Th day OF May next. have
served you police officer Tor the last seven ears
and shoni be pleased 10 receive your sEpors for ths
above Office. q w II TYLER =
fe 2S--dtda -
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"a. BATHs. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting. Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents, or tickets for 81 apno
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10r To THE VorRRs OF rHn THIKD
DIsrRIcF.-Feilow Citizens respectfully ofxsf my.
self as . candidate for 00HSTABkks ins sths above
District, aud will De pleased to recsivo yer votes
Tor the same on the 9th Of the present month ay.)
my 3-tdes tes Oh BULLIh0f0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

n~ AM CANDIDATE ROE THE Or
Yrog OF COMMISSIONER on TUE REVENUE for
the Upper District of the county Of Henrico " the
NH I3-tde DANIEL GARDINER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

TIE FIRST NEW WHEaf.-A firm in this city, this
morninv received from Mr.. Boughtoi, Of Essex
county, Va, q bundle of stalks Of wheat, nov
measuring forty.nine inches, in head, aud which
viii be harvested and in market by the iatteI pArt
af tla nresent month. This 10 fully six weeks ear
jer in the season than any wheat ever beofe reach
I'D this market. The stalks were taken ffoaa
Geld which will produce. 10 is supposed, NOT less
than eight hundred bushels, and were pulled in-
discriminateIy from the fsld--BaH fufrsot, nay .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07
~FxLLow-Crr or rHn Couxry

or HESRIco.-I am candidate for the olfce Of COM
MISSIONER or The REVENUE for the Upper
District OF the County. at the ensuing election in
NH Z5-tde rsf aEiD w CA ARTeRg