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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

SEAsoNaBIE PARAGRApH.-The Wilmington Jonr-
nal of tho lat inst, says I've have been fooled
several times to-day. The wind has ratified the
door like somebody might do that wanted to come
in. We have politely reGrested II TO come in and
it has made no answer hut kept on rattliDg Then
we have opened the door and found nobody, from
which we have been led 10 remember that this Is
the rst OF April and that tho wind s In frolic-
some mood"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

N-g " TIT GUTTER WITH A NuUUH, Ir0m
a Gold, Hoarsereas or a Consumptive Cough. when
I {'n can obtain immediate relief by asing HARTS-
ti0tSBS PECf0RAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
IL lis combined with other articles suited for all
!. *, Asthma, CstarTh and Bronchial At1cc tions
A i prepared hy Chemist Of reputation aud pro-
euunce by those who have sed it, as the best Cough
eyruP in the worldi
, Bottles z, 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD Co, and all Druggists In Richmond.
&C iB--hm
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..,q~ IL OH. OR WATER CoLsRs from

go. tNEgs.rsPEs az DAGrgRREoTyrES of deceased
o.. - % trlE ib", are executed st the Photo
.-.fg and Fige Art Gallery 81 q. " SINSIS. in the
/. - >IyIr Il the art AZ the shortest notice
a.. gia-u Ph staGfAphs, Ambrutypcs. Spherro-
.-. ami ,yrrv SSH q likeness Know "a, desired
...t -4tl~.astitn guaranteed 10 the most iAtious
-t ire,. heads 81 ant~lj children ~ executed at
q >sz!jef:s have Sajn,i tn" admiration Of ali who
.r. seen thsm Gall ri's uH Main str et opposite
rr- rfw Ct9toro Home, Richmond, IA and Syra-
be- street Petersburg. Va. Uh Is
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CANDIDATES ron orrTcn
FOR THE err OF RIcyYNoNp. O.
---s---l.---s-s-
Hi0H CONSTABLE.

~ THE oiTizEss OF RICHMOND IL here
BY announce myself as a candidate a., 49,. :.
pse, sie ONCE OF HlGH CONSTABLE, of the rity ai
Weaand"ha Wean and respectfully solicit your votes on
y, 'usnsay, 's aprli fth should it he yeur picsspr.
~ ie, VIII endeavor to discharge the dnties
w IL dlse fhTHfULlY. TmPARTIALLY ami PROMPTLY
mh I9-tdes wnr ,tnnr.,.,,
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CAPTAIN OF NIGHT WATCH
n[1sN7 To TILE Nnrnps nr RIcuMnNn

IA8 10 THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND -
ttt,r due reflection, and being called upon often
hy my friends have come tn the conclusion to run
r the Office Of CAPTAIN OF THE NlnIIT
WATCH, and respectfully solicit the votes of my
friends n each ward-promsing, if elected, to
mo't faithfully. BLANkENSHIP.
mh 21-tdek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

TnE FRENCH Spy SysrEm.-The Moniteur Paris
denies the statement of the London Times that the
snv system in France penetrates into the domes-
tic circle, and that the Emperor never goes out
without an escort of soldiers. 1t asserts that the
French police were never lees inqu!storial than
at the present moment, aud niat the Emperor
drives out daily without en- escort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

q" at the solicitation of many friends,
respectfully announce myself candidate for CITY
Assessor. Shoud it be- the pleasure of the citi
xens to elect me. ] promise faithful discharge of
the duties of the office. l. FORE.
m eH
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HQ-To THE VOTERs fHs CRY OF RICHMOND -
At the solicitation of many friends. respectfully y
announce nay elf candidate for the office of MAN.
AuEk OF THE P0Dk HOUSE, and respt c tfuli y
solicit your votes on the 7th of April.
Yours, &C., A IL LYNEMAN.
NH 2l-tde&
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Fsa A. b. CLARKE. Market Place
Ef:sS~ NEw SPRING GoODs !
I - = -

W. respectfully invite attention to our stock
t CFhlAG GtUDo now opening. aud assure the
lgca ia particular that those goods are offered at
Iales than the could TOW ho bought for
,nIuE b. raiiy ia the nIal ket, aud our FINANCIAL
NITUN is such that We have ats antages ip the
s~t, sualling us To purchase at the lowest CAsH
.HlyLS. All We ask Oi you IA 70
Ca,l! kXamiue!! Compare! :! judge ~
Respectfully, j MlLLHlShR HRp,
uh I'm lgi broad street.
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Hg-ro THE YorERs OF DISTRICT No. 3, IENKico
CoUsrY-A report being In circulation that have
withdrawn from the canvas for Constable of this
District take this mode OF saying to the voters
that am still candidate, and shall be until snH-
set on the day OF election, and viii be thankful TO
receive the Votes of my fellow citizens pledging my
self TO discharge the duties of the Office. If elected
faithfully, and without favor or affection
Henrico connty. Msreh 81. 1885 api-as
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Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Use Prof Woods Iisir Restorative
T. gug are Bald.
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
II goa have Nervous Headachc,
Use PROT Woods Hair Restorative
Il y1a haly DardyUo,
Uae Prof Woods Hair Restorative
ii }"u have Erupuons.
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire Glossy Hair,
U-cProi Woods Hair Restorative
Il guUd-sre b. pre,eGve the Color.
U-e Pref Nuot's Hair Restorative.
II Enu desire uui t. lose the Color,
f,c Prof Wool Hair Restorative.
II ia want Cheap Aiii,Ia,
us, Prot Nnol's Hair Restorative.
10 's1 admire the Beautiful Loeb,
.U-r Prof Wool Hair Restorative.
n r.U admire the Beautiful kingigts,
Is" Prof Nu'i Hair Restorative.
il '.u wish a Beautiful Complexion.
t~e rrri Is opd : Hair Restorative.
II ''u Wl-h Fac" ttec from pinplr-,
u" Prot Wood r Hair !. stuTatiyc.
j. rU', with o. appear Young,
IL, Prof IS ODDS Hair Restorative
t' 81 want Testimony ugrTW hrlmiHE,
Eat the Circular of Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
II oH want Ia tut it,
IN" n,potj' At iH Market street. st Louis, Mis-
p ID. B., and 5I2 Broad way. New York.
- It is also sold 10y every popular Druggist in
ih'S cIgf aud country. mh l2-d&c"3mF
EaB, A. B. CLARKE, Market Place
fIauAin street has constantly CA hand variety OF
FEMIHG IMPLEMENTS
tAkpENGNG lNPLENENTs,
BUILDING INPIANESTS.
EHOE-N4kINg IMPLEMENTS,
ElsHNa INVLEMESIs.
HpusEHuL3 UTENSILS,
tuohiNG UTENSILS,
Aud many other utensils fer sale at moderate
TJ.e-. nh E-I2t"
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To THE VOTERS OF HENRICo 2D DIS
TRIcT i answer to the call efmany friends TO be
come candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE, / beg to assure my friends.
III At If elect d, will serve the best of my abs
ity. Respectfully,
NH 9l-7t# !. c. HARDY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

MaNRovIAss AND THE EFRssCH.-Ey-president Ro-
berts writes from Alonrova. that the settlers were
likely to I've drawn into trouble with the natives,
owing to the French ~ stem ofcoiecting emigrants
on the coast for their West India colonies The
chiefs had commenced kidnapping anil waging
war Oh each other, in order TO obtain supply of
hands for expert.
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MANAGER OF POOR HOUSE.

II HIsrs H-VUENI I VUH IIUUSE.-ht Int
solicitation Of many friends have been induced tc
orr nys self as candidate for the above Office and
VIII De p ased toreceiye the votea of my fellow citi
zens, at The approaching municipal election.
HENRY MYEKS
(fhe person who attended the sick in Norfolk
when the yellow fever prevailed there)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

wHAr 10 rHE WegLDs-A dream within dream
.--as we grow older, each step has aa awakening
The youth awskes, as he thinks. fsom childhood;
the fallgrown nTaa despises the pursuits of youth
as visionary; the old man looks on manhood as a
feyerish dream Is death the last sieep!-Se, IL is
the last final awakening Sir Halter Scot.
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tides Wm l. MONTAGUE.

H0s In OBEDIENCE To the wishes of a
number Of my personal friends, I announce mvselr
I" Gang da'e for the office OF HftiH CONSTABLE
Respectfully, WI MAN
mh 2I--tIie "'i Dna''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

kICBAoyD.--I "A candidate for the office of COM
htSSluNEk OF THE REV ENUB, for the Sd Dis
ttICt, Monroe NaTd.)
Th~ election will take place the 9th May mex l.
as | an engaged in the dischaIge Of the
duties of the office, the Assistant of Mr. Hundley,
t"ho declines re-electios,) hope you will excuse
m, n do not cal on you all III per son.
tamnow. aud have been for nearly six years a re-
aid-ul OF the city.
Your votes respectfully solicited.
te27-ts JESSE T. KEESEE.
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as,s- To THE VorrRs or HEN,

CouNTT.-l hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of COMMlSStD~ Err OF THE REVENUE
tor the upper District, at the approaching election,
the duties of the office faithfully and pune tuaIly.
NH 2I-dtde* JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

SURE in aljit nu tu many others add my testlmo-
aJ g. the efhcaCy al kAkEE'S PREMIUM BIZ
lEk> !r giving permanent relief in yseut' ry and
sumner Complaints with my children Also, my
wife having sEff red ses' gl years from debillthton
and ,rer diseases peculiar 10 their sex, has found
g r-,joTrr ia these valuable BitttTs. Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my family
Your oh't servant,
J. THOMAS.
Z. "r. n btKsR Proprietor RichmanH. Va.
tar -se by all the prominent DTuGgists in the city
ai Richmond ami elsewhere in NirAiuia Also, Of
t7'rtyS -T5rr Co. Washington City. ID c. and +
II rTtELER + 60, Baltimore, mh 5-if Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

EATRACTIN EETH.-G. W. JONES
pENTISr would announce to those wishing their
.c,fh EXTRACTED that he now has instruments sure
nGr t. any others used Til" simplicity and
Perfection Of their adaptation ia such Ia render
t1n extraction OF the teeth almost painless, ,freT
fI}l5 10 hiring the tot the hr1 Iti, never breaking
Ii, mauging the gums, OF liuuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing. ana IN
serunC Teeth, gently aud thoroughly performed.
one opposite Curinthian Hall, on Main street.
i2-aTu
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sea. To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF

klCHNoNp.-Ihe preS~Lt incumbent, Mr. Buujiey
ItclnIBg reelection fr the office of CON mission.
Eit bF IifE kkFENUE for Monroe Ward hare
b! announce myself candidate ior the said office
Gd respectfully solIcit your votes and pledge my
ct 10 the faithful discharge q the duties of the
oiiiCe. should II lee your pleasure to elect ma.
Inh I'm PRhSlNN VI RUAkLES.
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cIrY sERGEANT.

ne5. CRY SERGEANT. --I respectfully
announce myself y candidate for reelection 10 the
Office OF CITY SERGEANT.
nh iG-td THOMAS u, DUDLEY.
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EsSs~ To THE VOTERS OF THE City O

REE 10 THE f0TERS OF THE tlTY Oh
ticHG0ND.-I am a candidate for the office Of CON
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
W ard, and most respectfully ask the support of Hy
teiiUSCtIzens. Should II be your pleasure to elect
ine to thaG position shall endeavor to show, by
faithful discharge OF my duties, that your conf iencs
has not been misplaced.
iulI tide MILLS Il. GOODWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

STEALING UNBaELLas.-A white wo-
man who gave her nsme A. Mrs. cerr!gsn, was ar
Tested yesterday after by efhcer ferfin ssd
Gagged. charged with stealing twp nmbreilss fscss
W A. Morris 49,
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hereby announce myself candidate for the Office of
CITY ASSESSOR, and promise faithful perform
iuce OF the duties of said Office: being well acquant-
dwlth the city, respectfully solicit the votes OF
my feilow-citizens
NH 2j-tde$ GEO UOL>IES.
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EICRNoNB, Jan. II, 1858.


. EICHNoNh, Jan. Y, IN5N.
To Ig. KAHs
Office corner 22d and Main streets.
seza- DEAR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
70 You ~ eatrto the public the successful removal
J lHm"r trnnl the siJe cf my neck, of s.rcR'eea
! !ca'~ standing, weighing upwards OF str pounds,
without III" use pf a knife or the loss of blood-and
:. which ! ana now We'll I was examined hy DIR.
trnrr, NJ me Faculty Of Richmond, twelve years
As' d'd he pronounced ~ chances against me ny
cutting It, ~ also did other eminent physicians
throughout the county. Yours &c
JAMES MILLER.
Residence -Pcrkinsyille, Goochlnnd co, Va.
IA t5-d2pis cwlt
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COMMISSIONER

ilENRIco AT the request of many of my friends,
announce myself n candidate for the office ei
CLERK OF TdE CIRCUIT COURT OF HEN RICO
NH S-dt9e% JOHNSON SANDS
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LYNCH LAW AT PARIS, Kr.-Robert j. Griffin, who
was arrested at Paris KY, a few days ago. aud
confined in the Bourbon county Jail. TO await trial
on a charge of having been engaged in setting hre
to barns ia that vicinity, taken out of jail At
o'clock Monday morning by mob, aud hung hy
the neck until he was dead. II is alleged that
Griffin is one of gang who have lately devastated
portions Of Kentucky by burning barns, stables, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

Coon FRIDAY was observed in the
usual way yesterday by the Episcopal and Catholic
denominations, aud some Of the churches were
veil attended notwithstanding the inciemency Of
the weather. 8#
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OF WATER WOI

EJ= To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF RICnMoND.-I
respectfully announce myself candidate for re.
election tn the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
ap2-jt* JAMES L DAVIS.
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GAUGER.

Hsap Cry GAuGER To THE VOTERS
lF Citizens Il am a candidate
for the office of CITY GAUGER, and shall be pleased
to receive yonr votes in April next.
NH l3-dtdt@ SAMPSON JONES
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
ss9s" To THE VOTERS or HENRICo c,

keE q THE UIbKS OF IiENhIGU OUUN'
rY,-I respectfully announce myself candIdaLk
or reelection 10 the Office of CLERK OF HENRI
- COUNTY COURT at the election in May next.
NH It's WILLIAM F0hkES,
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DIED IN Prison. Anderson Brooks
aiias Foster, a Penitentiary convict, aud man Of
Dotoriousy bad character died ia the city Jail yes.
trrday, Of disease of the lungs, About the middle
Of January last Foster committed TO Jail for
petty larceny, and remained there until about the
10Th Of February, when he induced two prisoners
to attempt escape and then .blowedr upon
them, by which means he effected his own liberia
ton. On the 2sth February he walked into Thos.
Dods.n's boUse and finding no one Ia The front
room, stole acloek fromthe mantelpiece and walk
ell OF. bot was discovered, arrested, examined be-
fore the Mayor and re-committe,l to prison, where
he soon after sickene nd died yesterday morning.
Verify, the way Of the transgressor Is barc.
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E9s" To TIE VorERs OF THE Cry et
'lriate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REV ENUE
i"F Monroe Ward the present incumbent declining
4 "a election. JESSE WHEkhT.
NH Iq-tlck
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Two CHILnREs KiLLEp.--an tho 18th nit, three
little daughters OF Mr.. Smith Sinker. who resides
near Murfreesboro', Tenn, were playing In
wster-trough, which suddenly upset, killing ene
of them immediately aad injuriDg Another so that
she died the next marning. The third was injured
but not fatally
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JAIL BIRDS. - Lawrence Spain and
Robert Wallace, old Jail hirds were recommitted
To prison yesterday morning, for being drunk In
the streets the night before.
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ny HENRIc0-I am candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fer the Upper
District of the County, at the ensuing election in
May next, and respectfully solicit your srfraees.
NH 25--tde GEO CARTER.
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my To THE VOTERS or THE Cou

HENMoo.--I am a candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER Of THE REvENUE Tor the Up
per District of the couuty and respectfully eocn
your votes in May next.
NH i3-dtd j CORBIN BURTON.
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nss~GRAIN MEAsuREa.-To the votes

pkSS" GRAIN MBAsURER,-To the voters
of the city af Richmond: | respectfully announce
ny yself candidate for the above Office
Ilh IS-tdeS EDWIN DENs.
f@- NoTIcE. by the solicitation of
nv numerous friends and fellow-citizens decIHe
srRER Should it BE- 'y0nr pleasure to elect ne,
The duties of the sld eice shall he faithfully per
formed
mh i5--lms u. y. LlPSCUMB.
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GSaS" To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
{ICHMONp.--I NEST respt Ctfully offer myself a can
ildatr for reelection of CAPTAIN OF THENIGHI
TOLIUE. NH 20-dtde* A. WILKINSON.
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S9- DR. john Is. WALTnALL, (Homeo-
shhist ensrs his professional services to the citi
- OF Richmond aud its vicinity. ONCE st his re
'lence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
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N8- AM CANDIDATE FOR TIE Or
RIcEOP COMMISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE for
the Upper District of the county OF Henfico, at the
ensHing pring election.
NH I3-tde DANIEL T. GARDNER.
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T. j. CARTER.
gssy~ To MY FELLow-ClTIzEN OF rHL

jouNTY OF IIENRlCo.-I am a candidate for the SHE
HfFAL1 of the County of Henrico, and respect
uiy solicit your surages at the ensuing election in
lay next 5. MICH. DAVIS.
RlChmnnl 18th Dec. lAiT n-IInlk
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THE sTaBBisG CASE AT DEIawasE CoLLEGE-An
inquest was held on "Wednesday on the body Of ~
Edward Roche, of Somerset comfy, Md, who was
fatally stabbed by some of his fellow students
on Tuesday last. The verdict OF the jury implI
Gated J. IL Weaver, Samuel u. Harrington aud 7
b. Giles, who were committed To New Castle jail
10 answer at the next session Of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

PaAygR MEETINGS. are beisg held ev-
cry afternoon ut O'Clock at Trisity Church, sud
are largely attended by persons Of 10th sexes.
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s9r AM candidate for the CLERK
SNIP If Henrico County { ourt.
NH 26-lms JSO r HARRISON,
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fE~ TO THE VorERs TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
respectfully announce my self a candidate for the
ettce OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR
HousE. / will be thankful to receive your votes
90 the day of ele ton.
NH 30-tde EARLY C0RRIN
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R~To THE VorERs OF HKNaIco CouN-

ry.-I hereby announce myself n candidate for me
Office Of the COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for the lower district at the approaching election
respectfully solicit yonr suffrage Should il be ysuf
pleasure 10 elect me. promise TO discharge the dn
ties of the Office faithfully and puuctualy. TO the
best my ability. JOHN A. EACHO.
NH 6-lm
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REGISTER OF WATER WORKS

B2s~ 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY o.
RiCVM0ND.-I re. pectfully announce myself can
lr:ate for reelection to the office of REGISTER Ul
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
up 2-jt* VI l. STRATTON.
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g@. SHERlFFALTY OF HENRIco.-I All
candidate for reelection to tie Office Of SHERIFF.
: Henrico JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
de l9-dtde
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VrosG NAVE The little boy that
broke his arm on sth street, by falling, While run
ming from school, was named Thomas Chandler,
son of Robert Chandler.
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JOHN N DOGGEN.
f~ FgLLov-CIrIzE,

rag -FgLLow-CIrIzESs--I am q oan6.
date for the oAice of CONSTABLE in the 4th Dis
triet In the County Of Henrco, and respectfully So
mh side WIN /. DABNEY.
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CLERK or CIRCUIT COURT.

RICHsoNp.--PEmow CITIZENS II am before You IS
candidate for reelection TO the office OF CLEkh
oi the Circuit Court of the City OF kiohmond. II
six ears since. and the duties OF which ! have, 70
the best OF my ability. endeayored to per form. cen
scienti0usly aud impartially.
NH l7-dtd EUSTACE ROBINSON. 4
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RsSy~ To TIE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF
fclow-citizens: / sn candidate fCE
the office of GRAIN MEASUkER. and will be
pleased to receive your votes at the approaching
charter elections. IL GARY.
NH 2t--tde%
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EARLY CORBIN.
CITY ASSESSOR.

ssy~I am again candidate for re cleo
ion to the ofice of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE. NH lg-l7t*1 JOHN PEARCE.
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ks CITY GAUGEE.-To TnE VOTERS
OF RICHMOND Grateful fer your kindness heretofore
respectfully announce my self candidate for re-
electUn to the office of CITY GAUGER.
NH 22-fdes RICHARD FOX
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AT the request of many friends, an
neunee myself a candidate for the SUPERIN-
or THE GAS WORKS.
NH lS-ltds ID. HAGERTY.
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Y.-l respectfully announce mysel! Candidate fol
the offCe of Clerk OF Henrico County Court al the
lection in May next. TEMPLE kLLETT.
fp l3-tdp
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To rHs VorERs OF lsr DIsrrrsr OF

HENsIco CousTT. AT the solicitation Of mRng
friends. announce myself candidate for CoNsfA.
BLE of the LIST District, and respectfully soiick
your satragaG Should 1t be your pleasure TO elect
me- promise to discharge the duties of the Office to
the best of my ability.
NH l7--tde ,kliiN n DOGGEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
sgss- AT TIRE REQUEST OF many of my

fellow citizens, ] respectfully aunounce myself q
candidate tor the office of COMMISSIONER UF THk
hIiN EMU r for Monroe Ward. and will pledge my
srlt t. discharge faithfully the duties of the offics
elected. NH l6-IuiE JOHN T. SrAUA,
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knTo THE VoTERs OF HENRIco CouN-
rY-I am candidate for reelection 10 tho Office Of
COMMI SSI0NER OF THE REVENUE FOR THE
LOWER DISTRICT. JAMES M GUAM.
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kD~ To THE VoTERs or THE CRY R
RlcHMosp.-I am a candidate for the Office OF CLERK
oF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City of Richmond,
and respectfully solicit your support.
NH l9-ls LANES ELLETT.
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