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souri,, and 3l2 Broadway, New York.
np-it is also sold by every popular Druggist Ill
this city and country. NH l2-d&cw3n~
1sG. A. Is. CLARKE, Market Place.
Franklin street has constantly on hand variety of
FARMING IMPLEMEN1S,
GARDENING iMFLEMENTs,
BUILDING IMPLEMENTS.
SipE-MAKING IMPLEMENTS
FISHING lNPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS
COOKING UTENSILS
And many other utensils for sale at moderate
prices NH 2Y-l2t*
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BELL RINGING.-William 8. Bruce,
countryman, was arraigned before the Mayor last
saturday night, for being drunk In the street. In
terruptiDg member of the State Guard while dis
charging bis duty, ringing the public bell, and
throwing stones at the bell house. Mr.. b. con-
Tossed the truth Of the allegations against him,
laid all his sins to bad liquor, and promised in fu-
ture to indulge In its use no more He was fined
80 for his conduct and then set at Iiberty
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Cor OFF.-Mrs. Carrigan, helpless,
destitute woman, charged with stealing two um-
brellas from w. III. Morris. appeared before the
Mayor, last saturday, to answer for the offence
she admitted having taken of the lost articles
but declared that she had no intention of keeping
1t. and as some of the circumstances seemed to in
dicate that she was telling the truth, his Honor
gave her kind admonition and then discharged
hor. -
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MANAGER OF POOR HOUSE.

SUPERINTENDENT Poor HoUsE.--At the
solicitation of many friends have been induced TO
offer self candidate for the above Office aud
will be pleased toTeceive the votes of my fellow.cti-
zens, at the approaching municipal election.
HENRY MYERS,
(rhe person VIII attended the sick in Norfolk
when the yellow fever prevailed there)
NH oG-fdt%
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T TILE REonrsr or MANv Fp1rNns

hereby announce myself candidate for the office OF
CITY ASSESSOR, and promise faithful perform
of the duties of said Office being we'll acquaint
I'd with the city, respectfully solicit the votes OF
my fellow-Citizens.
NH 2j-tde* GEO HOLMES.
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re- TO TIE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF RICH.
MoND.-F Fellow +CtiZens-I declare myself a candi-
date for the Office of GRAIN MEASURER.
ap l--6t+ L ATKINSON.
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HG AM a candidate for the CLERK
SHIP of Henrico County Court.
NH 26-lm* JNO Z HARRISON,
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Mechanics Institute. annual

MechanIos' Institute.-The annual
meeting OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute. viii
oe heid this evening at tbree-quartcrs past 4
CLOCK, when nominations will be made for ON.
GERS aud Board of Managers for the ensuing year
ne Institute has now reached that point when
m we "asnest ana strongest friends should be placed
IN positions to push IL ahead and IL il thersfors
hoped that every member who can do so will be
present ti,is evening to ensure the nominations Of
tae pest men. The Board will have no cbild's
.n Mors 20 perform for the next twelve months, IL
tne members then bear In mind tho meeting to.
m.sna ana take such action as will ensnre future
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To THE VoTERs or THE Cry OF RICH
MpNDI am a candidate for reelection to the office
ot CITY GRAIN MEASUREK, and respectfully So
iict your votes at the ensuing charter election.
NH 9s--lfieF JAMES GIRR
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F5~ To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICHMOND
/ respectfully ausounCe myself candidate for the
office of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOH
HOUSE. / will be thankful TO receive your votes
on the day of election.
NH 39-tde EARLY CORRIN
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Ens~ CLERKsHIP OF THE CIRCUIT CoURT
p HENRICo.-At the request of many of my friends
announce myself candidate ior the Office OF
Jerk OF ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENR1GO
NH S-dtde* JOHNSON SANDS
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New CHu2cH.-A new Episcopal
Church, lust erected in New Kent county, at .
cost Of Il 800 under the auspices Of the Episcopal
congregation of ST. Peters Parish. Rev. John r.
Points, Rector will be opened for divine service on
sunday morning next.
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S2F | AM A CANDIDATE FOR rHE OF
rIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward.
mh l7-tde@ JNO VI MURRAY.
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NUMEROUS PRoGENY.--Mr. Samuel Wright, a
farmer, who resides in Washington county, Pa,
has Is children, III grand children, and ia great
grand children. His wife, too, is still living.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY YEsTEKDAY.-Ths public in the
vicinity OF Common and TchoupitOuas street
startled yesterday noon by the report OF pistol,
and learning immediately after that one of the
firm of Messrs. Dudley, Nelson Co. (Mr. Chas. ii.
q. Stone) had been shot ut his desk in the Office
by Mr.. Geo. W. Harley, old citizen of New
Orleans, Upon arriving at the spot, 1t WAS found
that the ball had entered his breast, and he
apparently in dying condition, the physician. we
learn, stating that he could survive but short
time Ii appears that Mr. Stone was sitting at
desk writing when Mr.. Harley entered the door
and called to him; upon bis turning around, Mr..
Harley who had pistol raised, shot him instant
Iy. Dir. Harley, we learned, charged young Stone.
some time since, with seducing his daughter, aud
refusing to acknowledge the offspring; and some
three months ago threatened to take bis life If he
did not marry her within a certain specified time.
That time having expired, and Mr Stone falling
to comply with the request of the parent, lin the
meantime declaring his innocence,) the father
proceeded rs above stated. Mr.. Harley, when ar
rested and taken to the Police station, threw
his pistol upon the desk and exclaimed, That
weapon has done myself and daughter full justice
this day.
| Mr. Harley has been residing in our city for
| number of years, and in his position as teacher
educated many young men who now NIL impor'
taEt positions among us.
We learn that young Stone has stated since ne
| was shot, aud expecting to die, that he was inno-
cent Of the charge.
At the latest accounts his wound was not con
sdered as dangerous as at first supposed, but
there was but little hope OF his recovery. The
ball was extracted, having taken an upward course
to the left There WILL IN all probability, be some
startling developments In the investigation Of this
unhappy atfair.--N o. Deltd, 2stt at
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HuoKsTEBIsG.- Charles, free
negro, was found guilty before the Mayor, last Sat.
urday, OF purchasing eighteen chickens and Offer
ing them for sale Ia violation Of the market ordi.
nance. The chickens were confscated TO the city
and the accused was fined IS.
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R~CITY GAuGER.-To THE
REGISTER OF WATER WORKS.

m TO THE VOTERS OF THE ClTY OF
RICHMoND.-I respectfully announce myself a car
didate for reelection to the Office of REGISTER Oi
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
ap 2-5t* NJ l. STRATTON.
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT
fSSgs To THE VoTERs OF HENHICo Corn

rY.-l respectfully announce myself a candidate
tor reelection to the office of CLERK OF HENRI.
co COUNTY COURT, at the election in May next.
mh ITS WILLIAM FOLkES
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PoREIGS SHIPMENTS. the
month Of March thirteen vessels cleared from the
port Of Richmond for foreign perts. Two OF theso
vessels were ships, four were barks, and seven
were scheoners. The total number OF men en-.
ployed on them was 124. They were keighted
with 2s2Gf barrels Of four, 542 hoxsheads OF to-
bseco loo slaves and 206 bags of barks.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIEE.-Tbe saw-mill of MeCombs &
Co, near Clarksyile, Tenn was totally consumed
by fire, with it's contents, on the 25th uit. Loss
about xl2 000-no insurance
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MINISTERIAL CALL.-The Presby church in
Frankfort, KY, has invited the Rev. h. T. Lacy, Of
Salem, Va, to become the pastor Of that church.
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ALADDIN.--"Are you going to see Alad-
DIM" ia a question We hear ffty times day. IL
will be produced tonight Rt the Theatre, in style
Of unsurpassed splendor. MILE CHRISTINE will
appear In two beautiful dances. Her graceful Der.
formances on Saturday night were enth Enthusiastically
applauded
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RICHMOND. July 9th. l~57,
EN- ngAR SIR--lt is with willing plea

sure IN addition to many others | add my testimo-
M % the efficacy ot BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TERS in giving permanent reliet in Dysentery aud
Summer Complaints with my children Also, my
yrfs hayipx suffered several years from debiation
nd other Diseases peculiar to their sex has found
a re-turer in these valuable Bitters. Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my family
Your oU't servant,
J. D THOMAS.
T. Mr.. Z. BAEER. Proprietor, Richmond. Va.
For sse by al the prominent Druggists in the city
If Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia Also, OF
CsARLg7 SCOTIA Co. Washington City, ID e. and
X STABLER X TO. Baltimore. NH 5-if IA
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sR-To THE VorERs OF HRNRICo CoUH-

6>To THE VOTERS OF HENRICo CoUs-
rY-I hereby announce my self as candidate for Ne
Office of the COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for the lower district at the approaching election.
respectfully solicit your suffrage. Should IL be your
pleasure to elect me. promise TO discharge the dn
ties OF the Office faithfully and pnpctually. to the
best . imy ability. JOHN A. EACHo.
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kA- DR. JOHN d. WALTHALL, (Hom@o-
pathist offers his professional services 70 the citi
~ OF Richmond end its vicinity. Office at his
siaence ON Leigh street. two doors from 9th.
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GRAIN MEASURER.

GRAIN MEAsURER i am q candidate
for the above Office and respectfully solicit the votes
of my fellow citizens. RICHARD III RIDDICK.
an 2-tdeF
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CANDIDATES PoR orrICn
FOR THE C7TY or RICHMOND.
HIGH CONSTABLE.

~ announce myself as q candidate for election to
.he office OF HIGH CONSTABLE, of the city of
fnicnmonos and respectfully solicit your votes on
wednesday. April 1th. Should it be your pleasure
70 eject me, will endesvor discharge the duties
% the office FAITHFULLY IAPARTIAfLr and PROMPTLY
to the best OF my ability >
mh la--tdes WM I, MONTAGTE
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JOHN N D0GGErT.

fYr FELLow-CITIzgEs---I am q oandi-
date for the office Of CONSTABLE in the 4th Dis-
tret ip the County of Henrce, and respectfully so
nah side WIN. l. DABNEY.
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FIRE.-Last Saturday night, about 8
o'clock, the cooper shop ia Manchester, near Dun
Top. MoDcure Co.'S mill, was set on fire and com
pletcIy destroyed. Loss said to be about Al 900
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g6s- To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
most respectfully offer myself can
idate for reelection of CAPTAIN OF THENIGHT
POLICE. NH 20-dtde# A. WILKINSON.
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CHYoEp. Jan. Il, 1853.


To DR. KsHs,
ut1ce corner 22d and Main streets.
frR. DEAR SIR: / feel it duty | owe
o. y0n tp state 10 the public the successful removal
q IUfnpr from the side OF my neck, of SspcRteea
years standing, weighing upwards Of S'r pounds.
without th" Of knife or the loss of bood--and
tl which ! am now We'll. | examined by Dr..
Wsrn"r. - .ho Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago, and he pronounced a9 chances against me Dy
cutting 1t, as also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours. SC,
JAMES MILLER.
Residenee-perkinsvlie Gooehlaod CO. vs..
"A l5-d3ms Cwlt
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DIED or HIS 1sJuRIss. .--Yhe negro
man Charles. who was 50 seriously ia,Eed . lsw
days since by falling from rear window of me
Exchange bank while opening the shutters, has
since died Of his injuries.
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CITY ASSESSOR.

H6~I am again candidate for re- elec-
ton TO the Office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE. NH l9l7t*I JOHN PEARCE.
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PARDoNED. The Governor has pardon-

IARDoSED.-The Governor has pardon
ed Mrs Drummond, who has been in the peniten-
tiary since last September, for killing constable
named Hutchinson, in Shenanf, III conpty. and
she left Richmond ON Saturday r,oluing she bad
with her an infant, about eighteen months old.
whlch was born in jail and has been the companion
of its mother during her imprisonment.
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TmRrArEsix0.-0ff officer johnson arrest
ed Peter Dady, on warrant, yesterday, m threae-
eniag 70 assault, beat and stab Owen Sullivan. ~
VIII have hearing fhfs meruing. 49,
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gay~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesaa Dealers in Choice WINES Fine BRAN
DIES, oil WuISKEYs ana CIGARS, No. ~ Man
tF"r'. tP z
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FI0arIxG.- Peter Lawson, Wu. AMee
and Thonss Amos, charged with nkhttng laee -.
uriay afternoon. were held 20 bail - ens0er -
charge before the Mayor this uorninG- Il -
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SuIcIDg.--Mr. John Antrey committed suicide in
Greeuvilv district, s. c., on the27th nit by shoot
ing himself through the head with rifle. In.
temperance is the cause assigned
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HEsRIco CoUNTY.-At the solicitation of many
friends. I announce m yself candidate for C0NSfA
BILE, of the LIST District, and respectfully solicit
your sufrages shonl5 il be yonr pleasure to eleci
the best of my ability. " 4
NH I1-tdA JnHN UOGtiETT.
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T EVY'S STORE win be closed on Mon
- day and Tuesday. the 5ih and 9th of April, and
viii reopen on Wednesday, the 7th inst ap3
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SENTENCE or BLAoKwooD.--G. C. Blaokwood,
convicted of the murder of c. w. A. Wright. has
been sentenced to hard labor for life in the
State penitentiary.
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Funeral Progression - The Knights TEN
p,As. Masoas, and yisxinis Ridss turned sss -
tsrday afternoon, and escorted 70 - eEANs -
remains Of their lsss brother, Dr. xAcHsiseoS'
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THE GALE AT MADEIR4.--Ietters have reached
Washington from on board q. ;. frigate Cumber
land. dated at Funchal, Madeira, stating that SO
severe a gale had never before before been known
there as the one spoken Of IN the foreign news
Yesterday. OF three vessels driven upon shore two
we're dashed to pieces within five minutes time, and
the other was thrown up high and dry, complete
wreck. Four guns were thrown overheard from
the Cumberland, aud some damage was done to
the spars and rigging but no lives were lost. Tive
men were washed overheard but were recovered
number Of lives were lost from merchant vessels
in the harbor,
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sD~ GRAIN MEAsURER.-TO THE Vo.
TIERS OF THE CRY or RIcHMoSp-I respectfully an.
nounce myself candidate for the above office.
NH 25--tdet WILLIAM WATTS,
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sAn To TILE Voters OF

RIcBMoxp Felluw-citizens: am a candidate for
the office of GRAIN MEASURER. and will be
pleased 10 receive your votes at the approaching
charter elections II GARY.
t,ah - fiaf
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March last there were I37 persons locked up In
the two station houses OF fhis city for various Of
fences. OF this number 80 were white, ! 1 slaves
aud IS free negroes 10 the frat station house
there were "a whites, 81 slaves and 70 fFse ~
groes. In the second station house there we're ~
whites, 40 slaves and Is free Legroes. -.
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aGg~ 10 THE worms or rnE C1rY oE

RICHMOND I respectfully announce myself can
didate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
re election JESSE WHERhY.
NH Iq-tdea
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SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS.

Rsy-To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RIChMoND.-l
respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
an 2--5tx JAMES L DAVIS.
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EUSTACE ROBINSON.

1as. To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RIcaMosD.-I am candidate for the Office of CLERK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City of Richmond
and respectfully solicit your support
NH lq--fa LANES EII.ETT
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l6- In RESPONSE to the call Of "Many
otcrs, through the columns of the Dispatch / an
nounce myself candidate for the office OF HIGH
CONSTABLE for the city Of Richmond at the ap-
preaching election Should il be the pleasure of Ily
fellow-eitizens 10 elect to the Office mindful Of It's
responsibilities, pledge myself TO their faithful is-
charge. NH 22--dtde* JOHN II. DIGGES
ES~ South Ennuirpr and Whiu pieasa conv
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MISTAKEN CoNvERsIoNs.-A correspondent fur
nishes the following instances of mistaken conver-

nshes the following instances of mistaken conyer-
sion in New York city:
A Repeatdnt Dry Goods MISUNDERSTANDING the
recent conversions was that of Mr.. -, large
dry goods dealer. After his conversion he went to
neighboring minister, and told him there were so
many tricks in the trade, that he was convinced
that no man could DO honest, and obtain a living
by the sale of dry goods.
''Then," said the Minister, 81 suppose you in
tend to give up your business, and go into some
thing else"
''Uh. no. replied the hopeful convert; 'I shall
attend only to the purchase of goods, and leave all
the selling TO my clerks"
A CiarltaJ1s S'ster,-A young lady, fond Of
the pomp and vanities of this world, had beau
tiful set of jewelry. She became converted" ID
relating her experience, she said, when l had
found the Lord, was convinced that if contin
ued to wear the jewelry, should go to HE'LL and
so | took it all off, and gave 1t to my sister"
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EAsrrR, among the Greeks and Roman

Catholics is the most Joyous festival of the church
aDd Is also observed wifi great solen,nity by tho
English church, the Lutherans and the Europeen
1aVinists. Yesterday being Easter Sunday, the
day was properly observed by the several rs.
nglous denominations of our city. Az a boll-
gay u is one OF great interest to the slave pop
ulation OF virginia, who usually have two days
70 celebrate 10 In their own way, which they de- BY
Already there are hundreds Of them in the CITY To
Visit their aequaintances; and as they have no
wants to provide for and no cares for the morrow.
.h he Idie hours are sure to pass pleasantly with
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nSrTo THE VoTERs OF HENRICo CoUY
rY-I am candidate for reelection to the office OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE FOR THE
L9NER DISTRICT. JAMES M. duNN.
NH 22-tdaE
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T. j. CARTER.

COUNTY OF HENRtCo.-I am a candidate for the SHE.
RIFFALTY of the County of Henrico, and respect
fully solicit your suftrages at the ensuing election in
day next. 3. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond, 18th Dec, 1887. NH 9-dIm%
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xay-GRghr Imr rRoyEmBNT IN

EaS- GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
aud residence. No, 23l, Main between sff and 9Th
streets Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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THE VIRGINIA RIrLss--CsPt. Lybrocf.
are arranging for civic and military bah, Which
promises to be pleasant affair. secure yosf tick~
cts IL you wish 10 spend plsAsant ssensng.
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Miss AvoNIA JoNEs.-Ths accomplished young
actress was the recipient of a complimentary ben
eft at the St. Charles Theatre, New Orleans, re-
Gently, of which she and her friends may well be
proud The Picaynne says:
At the close Miss Jones was called out, and on
appearing before the curtain greatly cheered
and applauded. In one of the stage boxes, beau
tiful little girl stood up and held ont to her gar
land of roses and orange flowers which she placed
upon the aFtiste's head. At the same moment the
Mayor of the city rose and in the name OF several
of her friends in New Orleans, presented her with
superb diamond bracelet. She was then led by
Mr.. Pope to the opposite side of the stage, where
gentleman placed over the garland richly
wrought golden coronet, while another, standing
by his side, handed her a massive bouquet, compo-
sed of large red, ripe straw berries, set in circle
of beautiful flowers.
These many tributes, this applause these cheers,
and the pleasing incidents of the evening, Miss
Jones then acknowledged in a modest, well word
ed and well delivered speech, and retired amidst
the reiterated plaudits of the audience.
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HIeH CONSTABLE. respectfully an /.
nounce myself candidate for reelection to the
office al HIGH CUNsTABLE
NH lS-tde r. BUTLER
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BR- SHERIFFALTY OF HENRICo.--l am
candidate for reelection to the Office of SHERIFF
OF Henric0 JN0. A. HuTCHESUN.
de Iq-dtde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

HR- NoTIcE. BY the solicitation of
my numerous friends and fellow-citizens. declare
myselfa candidate for the Office of GRAIN MEA-
suRER. Should it be your pleasure 10 elect me,
the duties of the said Office shall be faithfully per-
formed.
NH l5-lms Il. u. LIPSCOMB.