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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May TN
Flour market unchanged. Wheat steady
sales Of white at l5@l '33. Corn; sales Of
white ut COCOA. yellow 62@66. Whisky
steady but dull. Provisions very dull, and
tending downward. Bulk meat 63s4SS1.-
Mess pork is 80. Lard ll@ll1s.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May IN
Flour unchanged, in moderate demand mt
8 65@3 20 Tor supertine. Whisky dull Mt
| 1914, with supply in excess of the demand.
| Provisions nominal, with no demand.
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WASHINGTON, Nav 4-pN
HALIFAX, MAY IN

The ship Ospray, of New Foundland, ar
rived here on Saturday night. On the 10Th
ult., she fell in with the ship Majestic, q
days from Liverpool, for Charleston, on fire.
She took of twenty passengers and the crew.
The flames had burst through the deck of the
Majestic, before the Ospray left her.
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GA superior article of baking pow
der Cor sale at the Drug Store on the
corner of Sesond and Locust streets.
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New YORK. May An
The steamship Ariel, from Southampton
and Have has arrived below. She will be up
about o'clock this afternoon. Her advices
have been anticipated.
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washington Items.
WAsn1SarnS Ma,A-

WAsHINaToS, May IN
The Democratic Senators will hold eau
Gus tomorrow morning in relation to the
course to be pursued to facilitate the transac-
ton of public business. The Cass Yrissari
treaty has been communicated to the Senate
but no action thereon.
WASHINGTON, May 4-rN
The American Medical Association met
this morning at the Smithsonian Institute al
IL o'clock. The delegation was large, in
Guiding members from Paris.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.

lFrom z. @. O'Riley X Co.'S Rsgister.l
MAY and 4.
IL. j. WAri, New Orleans to Louisville;
Lake Erie, Tow Boat, passed down;
Fashion, Louisville to st. Louis;
Indian, Cincinnati 10 Wabash;
Mzrengo. Pirsburg to St. Louis;
Susquehanna, New Orleans TO Cincinnati;
ScioIo, Louisville to Henderson and back.
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NEW YORK, May Az

The bank statement for the past week
shows an increase in loans of $sS5, 900; in
crease in specie $3.50 900; increase in circula-
tien 1921 900; increase in nominal deposits
sS,097 900; increase in undrawn deposits
81 ,sS4,00o.
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ALBANY, n. Y, May An
The Honorable Samuel Dickson member
Of the last Congress from this State, diel il
this city last evening.
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HALIFAX, May IN
The Cunard mail steamship. Europa, has
arrived with Liverpool dates to Saturday the
oath nit.
LIVERPOOL, April 2?.
The cotton market has been very active,
and the sales for the week foot up 5000
bales. with AN advance for the week of X to
u. The market for brcadstuhs closed quiet,
but corn has All advancing tendency. Pro
visions generally steady and bacon closed
buOyant
LONDON, April "a.
Consols closed at 9G2i@96%.
The English Parliamentary proceedings are
OF but little importance, except in the fact
that the British Government has declined
institutng any further proceedings against
Simon Bernard, on account of his com plicity
with the Osini plot.
The clipper ship. James Baines has been
destroyed by fire, while lying in the Liver
pool docks. The slip and cargo were valued
ut el70.000.
The India mail with dispatches from CAL
cutta to the 23d of March has been received.
The British troops continued TO gain sue
cesses over the rebels.
The Governor Generals proclamation call
ing on them to surrender had produced no
effect.
The American whaler, Cortez, has bcch do
stroyed by fire, off Cape Crusade.
The steamer City OF Baltimore had arrived
out on the 22d, and the Persia on the oath.
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The ~ eathcr.

CINCINNATI May IN
Rain at intervals for the last "a hours
River stationary.
LOUISVILLE, May An
River feet inches in the canal and fall
ing. Heavy RAIN last night, and showery
to day.
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Valuable Standard Works.


5aU D0BELLt& CONJUNCTION
a RE SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for Wander
,h,lrgG county foE Ali THE SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS
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Dictionary of Machines Mechanics an
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The newest and most improved edition, in 25c. Nos
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DOBELL & CONYINGTON beg to call attention to
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Dobell X Conyngton have samples and specimens OF
the various bindings in which these works can be pro-
cured from paper TO the fines; Morocco. mrl7
FAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD
ii Casks assorted from = inch to inches;
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BcOks.-
! V Psalms amt Hymns;
Parish PStlmody;
Church PsIlmist
William T.. Beeil on Carpentry Made Easy;
City Of the Gre1 King. by Dr.. Bell;
Scenes in Clerical Life taken from BlackwOod;
New York Ledger, 18th April;
Flag of our Union, do do;
BaliOu's Pictorial, DO do;
lIarpers' Weekly, 10Th do;
just received at J. ITEALY'S.
aplO
I FAD PIPE
IL good assortment received and for sale by
jan II SAML ORR.
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xxvOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
w 30 doz. ass. Market Baskets;
10 nests assorted Clothes Baskets;
10 dtz. Well Buckets, assorted;
3 do Cotton MOps,
10 do ass. Pine and Cedar ChurRs;
20 nests Wash Tubs, in.'
10 do do do SIM;
Il doz assorted Wash Tubs;
q de do Buckets;
no do Cedar do;
100 nest ass. Wooden Bowls;
just received by Il. III. COOK l. son.
apl0
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THE OLDEN PRIZ


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The articles to be distributed are comprised IN the
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80 Silver II intng cised Watches. 30 each
5O.ilyer atchcs. 10 To - each
lfGA tiold Guard Vest and Fob CHAINS 10 To ~ each
Pins. Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs
Watch Keys, told and Silver ThmhleS, and n variety
Of other articles, worth ~ cents to sl5 esch.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription money
scription book opposite number, and the gift cor
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In week, to the subscriber by mail express, post
paid.
81 All communications should he addressed to
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'a.specmen copies sent free. Agents wanted.
mar2 lmwly dsmiy
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FIFE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

1t is a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases
with which horses are AZ.
iiict, d, curing the most
alarmingcases of Bruises,
Sprains, 5 trim G. alt,
W ounds s, Scratc he 5,
Sweeney, SPAWN, Ring.
hone, BiG-head, Poll evil,
&C. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any per
son owning valuab ] {
10 X : T. :, should I've
without this valuable re-
me,ly.
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MILLINERY NOTICE.

EyRS Il. j. TURNER would inform the ladies'
lSH of Evansville and its vicinity, that she will
carry the Millinery business at the Sec
ond street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Donaldson,
nearly opposite the Rev. Mr.. McCarer's church. she
will bleach and repair bOnnets at the lowest prices,
and i'm the best possible style, as she uses nc
acids, without doing them any injury She viii have
goods expressed every week from Cincinnati i.
and will Keep on hand ready trimmed bonnets for
transient customers. The patronage Of ladies who
wish BoNSETs, or desire to have old ones re-
paired TO look well is respectfully solicited
Evansville, April 5th, ls5s-f
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GIVE learn that the Rev. Mr. Bar
row Pastor of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church of this city, will be absent
for few weeks, attending the General
Assembly Of his church. During his
absence his pulpit will be supplied as fol-
lows:
Second, Sabbath Rev. III. ID. Onyett OF
Petersburg.
Third, Sabbath Union service with
Rev. Mr.. McCarer's congregation, preach.
ing at the Cumberland Church in the az
ternOOn.
Fourth, Sabboth Rev. John Lewis of
Boonville.
Fifth, Sabbath Rev. A. S. Burrows Of
Eincennes.
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Wholesale Flour Depot.
NNTE are in constant receipt of-and have in store
w for sale, at all times-a large ock OF the hest
brands Of Flour, both Extra and Superhne to which
We invite the trade. -
BROWN g. ALTMAN,
mr22 corner Main street and Canal.
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FAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD
II Casks assorted from : inch to inches;
20 Pigs Lead.
Received and for sale by SAMUEL ORB.
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SOAP AND CANDLES
- 80 boxes ass. Star Candles;
ID do Tallow do;
20 do ass. Soap;
Received by Y. II. COCK SON.
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GROCERIES, &c
" 15 bags prime Coffee;
81 hhds. prime Sugar;
Is bbls. Molasses:
% bbls. Sugar House Molasses;
p bbls. Tar;
10 tierces Rice:
80 kegs Bi-Carb. SodaJ
cans Sardines;
30 boxes assorted Tobacco,
In store and for sale by T.. z. RABCOGK
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ILLUSTRATED!
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES sENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE. ,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship Europa,

HALIFAX, May An
steamship. Europa, has
Dol dates to Saturday the
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NUTS.-2s Bbi. Brazil Nuts, Almonds, fiberts,
~ and English walnuts, in store and on the way,
for sale low by GILBERT x B0WLES.
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SAILM AKER.

NKEl LIME
mrln u. FOSTER Il co.
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I II L DISPATCH.
VIRGINIA NEWS.
" kDs kspAY MORNING. ..,.,.., MARCH 81. l.ss

TsSPERANcE.-A Division Of the sons Of r.r,na.
rance was instituted at Lynchburg College satur.
day night under favorable auspices The member.
ship was good, and abundant zeal manifested. 7,
IS favorable sigu TO see the stadeats taking hold
Of So good cause.
DIscnAEc Sp.--John pobson arrested for shooting
Michael Haleu, In Prince 0eorge county. was re-
lcascd on Monday, on the groani that tho shoot.
lug was the result of accident.
na,ru eF dcon CirIzES.-Nr Hugh woodram
an estiuHble and useful man, died at his residence
in rearisburg, Giles connty, on the 23d of March
lie was, at the time of his deoease, clerk of the
county court and director of tho Bank of the
OLA Dominion.
RELlSIoUs.-0uF exchange papers report gsn-
oral awakening on the suujset of religion through
out the State.
GREESGRIm F,k--The next annual Fair Of the
Gfeenbrier Agricultural Society, will be held on
the 18th, 10th and tn Of September.
SUDDEN Dgtru.-Nrs Eveliue Lashorn was found
lying dead on the ioor, in her house, in Martins
burg, last Thursday morning She died of
bemorrhage of the lupgs
DEATH CT PReT. FIsHBuES.--we are panied to
hear that Prof Fishbura, of Washington College,
'VAiA'StN ~ HAth last, Va IL -
reported that about twenty cadets at the Institute
are suffering with the same disease
Noun NtRNoN.--The Alexandria Gazette believes
that arrangements for the sale and transfer OF
Mount Vernon to the Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso-
citation are Nov in progress if not completed.
PosF uFFT& AFP4IRs--Route No. 5.c44 Sweedlin
.flii to Mcdowell is re-eXtended from Sweedlin
UIi 10 brakes Ran. Route 5,0l5, Brock s Gap to
Luney's Creek is TO eXtesded, to commence at New
Market and run Icy TimteTy,e, Bowman's Mills
CUotes Store, &c. to Luneys Greek. Route .Sl3,
Fredericksburg (" Beaver Dam Depot. The Office
at Andtw. spottsS lvana county, Va, is to he sup
piIrd twice "a week. in connection with Harri. &
lewis store. Route 5.3U7, SpottsyIvania c. H. to
Glover Green, is ordered to contract with Lanceot
nAItl.M for lMIce 81 week scrNlce.
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sss~ SECURE THE SHADOW ERE Tbs

substance Fade If you wish good picture go to
HICEHuRsPS old tiallery. z Nam 81. aud exam
niia from lie OF copied rem small pictnres aud
enlarged TO any size. The pare Ambrotype We war
rant not To fade or easily be deiaced MA.soSs an
rjyeiIed NleliOa rapls NV s yle Of Phoiograph
cictures taken instantaneous aud finished IN three
minutes. Malanotyp pes Panptypee and Ablbrttype-
fr Transmission b. mail This. aiiery contains 1--WE
Of the largest skyights in srgiDia and fof bealty
of finish mis- pictares are surpa.ssi oy none
PICTURES taken from A. " to 5 Z. VI.
with Jefierson and Patrick Henry. for sale. Price
=, rnh 6-dAalm
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Jonathan Smith was killed by Fielus II. Bogy,
near New tiascony. Ark, on the 9th instant- The
latter gave himself up and was held 20 bail In tha
sum OF $4,000.
ii. b. Weathersbee, of Barnwei District. 5. C.s
has discovered gold mine upon his plantation
The propriety of the State of New York selling
out all its interest in the canals, IL being dis
cussed
The new synagogue Of the Hebrew congrera-
tion. Beth Zeplah, ia New York, was consecrated
last Sunday, with imposing ceremonies.
Hon M.iard Fillmore and Mrs. Fillmore arrived
at Philadelphia ON Friday last.
IL Is estimated that Ave hundred barrels Of fonr
have been used lin the manufacture OF passover
bread for the Jews In New York, within the past
few days. There are more than 81, 200, Jews ID
the city and suburbs.
Alexander Duncan, Esq. has declined the Dem-
ocratie nomination for Governor of Rhode island.
Hon. Il. Il. Potter has been nomiaatsd Ia his
place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RR. A WoRD OF EXPLANATioN.-The
uroprietors of HRNRY's STIMULATING LSIaRsT de-
slres the public TO understand that the preparation
which he offers is not an EMBaocATioN but Is I'M.
NEWT according TO the l. 9itinlate signhGation OF
rh,, word Having the consistency of An ointment
it may be applied either as plaster or be rnhb'
on the effected part and NEyE9 FAILED TO AFFORD
agLIsF Its efficacy once tested the Liniment v III
become IA household medicine"
e. For sale by most ofthe Druggists IN this
city PURCELL LADD Co, wholesale agents.
NH l5--lmS
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ssEs- BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE

,,nres quickly aud permanently SoRosULA, SYPHILIS.
hhkuaHis&. PILES. kiDsgY AFFECTIONS. CoaTiyE-
MSS. fENEgEtL DIsEAsEs aud ali chronic affections
oi the SEHukL DEGlSs. The wonderful reputation
"hleh tins celebrated remedy has acquired in th,.
lpnshiy etadicating the abbYs diseases is unprcca
aeHtsd ID ite annals of medicine Thousands OF the
u4si ihntrrate Cases o disease have been cured h~
tnls tfhly great medicine, after having been pro
houEced beyond ali possible by the emit.
heht physicians of the country. Finley H. ferzu
1on n aayof u Norfolk, Va cured Of Rheumatism |;
nss Ihonias ~ npie, Portsmouth, Va cured of BroB-
ehitio; daughter 0t Sguor George Formerly PRO
1Sssot VI hnsic Ia this city cured of terrible
, @ot fouh aH9etl0n ANA t0cusanis Vi others whose
hainss could be ineutipne! were il necessary
rfics vi per ootfle--sx bottles for s..
iss, Norfolk, Va "NN'A
, sold by PURCELL, LADD Il Co. Wholesale
~SS'sS' hdshAoha. ga 26-5m
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COMMISSIONERS.
HsoT To THE VoTERs OF THE G.

I0 To THE VoTERs OF THE CIrY or
RIcRAoyp,-I an candidate for the once Of CON-
MlSsIUNEk UE THE REVENUE, for the "a Dn-
triot, Monroe Ward.) ss...s - - -
Th- election will take place on the nth May ners,
anu as am now engaged IN the discharge Of tie
duties OF the Office, the Assistant OF MIR. Hudiey
who declines "a rs-electioRl hope you will EXCUSE
me, IL do not ca on you all in person.
am now and have been for nearly six years re-
sidrni OF the city. .s - ~ 80 - 80
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
f25-ts JESSE ~ KEESEu
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sCoid, hoai ssness, or Consamrtye Cough, when
you can obtaiV immediate reirf by using HAk1S-
HOhAEs PICTORIAL SYRUP c)F WILD CHER
EIt It is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Aathnla, Cstarrh and Bronchial Affections.
X Is prepared Dy Chemist of reputation and Is pro
bounced by thUe who hsYe ssed the best Cou gh
eyrqp III the world
botfl5s p, a oents ard 81. sold by PURCELL,
LNDp & u, aad all Druggists ia Richmond.
ill--Snt
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ks2S- JeBN :. BRADY-

i-dtH u (IttltLct ftttu,}
IMPORTER AND gEALkH IL FUREIGN AND
DON AsTtC WINES, LIQUORS AND sk6Aks,
tNp iDrARy 81, ABUvE i3Eit, RICHMOND, VA
O<ils the az eatuu Of the city aud country trade 70
IT, large and varied assortment Il WINES, baAN-
tI.S. KUhS, GINS. WHISTLES, &c. Always Oh
hand sape.gr Tot ot old Rye, Mountain Bourbon
a0d other iiiSKiES
Country merchants aui others are solicited 10 call
bri re purchasing elsewhere.
n b. ioo'o delivered to all parts Of the city free
OF charge. mh lin
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E3"G GEEAT lMPRoV EMaET IN
EXTkACTIN TEETH.-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST would Announce to those Wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
Il II to any others ever used. The simplicity aui
p.rfeC dion Of their adaptation is such 10 render
tHe extraction at the teeth almost painless 2'erey
falling t. bring the tJUt ne fFS tytdt, never break ING
IT, uIlng,iug the gums. inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling Cleansiu :, and Ia
sertiug Teeth. gently and Thoroughly pofioThed
ONCE opposite Coynthian Hall, on Nam street.
IN
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" MILLS IL goDwTNs
To My FELLOW ClrIzsNs OF rHE Cry


RIoHMcED-Afer advising with my frierds, and
tthe request OF SOME OF them, announce myselfs
candidate TOR the office. OF COMMISSION ER OF
The REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (irfw hieh have
resided for twenty years. in the place OF Mr. Humid
'ey. who will not be again candidate AZ ,hn elec
served you police officer Tor the last seven ears
and shonl be pleased TO receive your support n the
above office. .fs s as u w IA HTYLEk.
Ia 3H--Itha
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E Wv ErRING GoODs
/ = > = :

Ne respectfully invite attention to oar new stock
oi SPKl&G GOODS now opening, and assure ths
,i- il particular that those goods aie offered al
IuarrIafes ~ fha,I the could now te bought IuT
layhS Lc u rs,ry tie Jnuk kct. aud our FINANCIAL
POSITION -ug that Wr have GiEaHta-vs III the liai
Fet. enabling rs Ia purchase at the lowest CASH
PRICES. All - AK ut You - to
tail. EEaGsiue.! q, mpare.! :! Judge II!
R.-}prt!ully J MILLHi~Ek Il HAe,
rlll LI-Itn In2 krOAd sIrelt.
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a. HA us ~aiHAio ~ EAf-DirIos.-The navy Department
are In receipt of ofdespatches from the ttrato ayna
ditlen, dated at Pisisi, February 18th and sd
Lieut. T. A Craven, the commandant. rtk,rts in
tue hrst letter that his movements have been some
@ wa lnteriered with on account of his supply of
Oh nls men were also taken SICK and he was thus
yea 70 return to the Gulf of Daren to get accom-.
mediation for his sick, and to ascertain what had
become OF the provisions lie expected to com
Piete the survey by the 10Th of March In the
latter despatch, he announces the arrival Of tbs
provisions at Pisisi, by which he was relieved of
MS app rehensions, and he intended irnmediate,v
70 resume his labnrs. ElsILiaato.l SIN. :.
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HIGH CONSTABLE.

10 TIE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND i here
by announce myself as n candidate for election Ia
the office of HlGH CONSTABLE. of the city of
Richmond, aud respectfully solicit your votes on
wednesday. April 1th. Should it be your pleasure
10 elect me, will endeavor TO discharge the duties
of the once FAITHFULLY, IMPARTIkLLY and PROMPTLY
to the best OF my ability
mi ly-ttief WM l. H0NTAauE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

FEs~ To THE VeTERs OF THE CRY OF RICHMOND
respectfully announce m yseli candidate for the
ehi:e OF SUPERINTEN DENT OF THE POOR
uoUsE. Iiwill be thankful 20 receive your votes
on the GAY Of election.
NH 31-tde EARLY CORBIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31
CAPTAIN OF NIGHT wArcu.

Is 10 THE NoTEas OF RICHMOND -
Aft, due reflection and toing called upon SO often
by my friends have cone to the Conc'Gso, to ran
fr the office of CAPTAIN or THE NI6IiT
WATCH, and respectfully solicit the votes Of m,
friends u each ward-pfDmisng ii elected, TO serve
most faithfully. } K BLANkENSUtP
NH 22-tde&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

SUPBRINtENDENf POOR H0USE.-At the
solicitation OF many friends have been induced 10
ofer m self candidate for the above Office and
will De pleased toreceive the votes of my fellow eit-
zens, at the approaching municipal election.
HENRY MYERS
(The person whit attended the sick in Norfolk
when the yellow fever prevailed there)
NH 26-tdt$ 3 - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

GS5 At the solicitation of many friends,
respectfully announce myself candidate for CITY
Assessor. should 1t h3 the pleasure of the citi
zens to elect me. promise faithful discharge of
L the duties Of the office. L. EukE.
p nh 21-tde*