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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

An 1NFsRNAL MACHINE--We copy from a Cincfn.
natl paper ofthe Sd inst, the f0loaing particulars
Of an atrocious outrage which was briefly noticed
yesterday:
A diabJiicaI but fortunately futile attempt
vas made, at about eight o'clock yesterday morn
ing, TO murder Pryor =. Lee engineer OF the Gin
clhnail TYPE Foundry, in the engine room Of that
estab sbment, on Centre street, west oil Vino An
nferuai machine consisting Of a piece Of gas pipe
seven eighths Of an inch in diameter ANA nearly
eight inches long, welded with wf0ushtiron plugs
at either end and filled with explosive material.
was the means by which the hideous crime was
sought to bo completed.
AT the hour mentioned, the inmates of the four,-
dTy up stars were started by a detonatieg sound
ia the engine ToOIn, like the discharge of hea-
Eity charged musket. Snpposing tho boiler had
exploded several artisans has ned the be ead o
The stairway leading to the engine room aud met
Mr.. Lse on the topmost step covered with gore
ehFeloped IA names Water WAS thrown upon ls
garments and the ire extinguished. Mr. Lee
then tainted, aud messengers FASTENED for medical
aid. Meantime it discovered that the sufferer
vas wreiehediy INITIATED. bis loft hand being
literally torn TO shTeds his hody. between his
thighs and waist, badly burned, besides been
pahctnred with severe wounds, bath eyes burned
and the flesh about them mnch lacerated, and one
vi bis ears shCcki kingIy Hangled,
Mr.. Lee was removed, has eit hand was ampu.
tsted, and his remaining wounds dressed. Yes
terday afternoon be was able TO converse little.
and informed Mr.. Wells of the type foundry COM
pany, that he was engaged ia cleaning up shaw
iGgs aud other litter about carpeut uter's bench in
the engine room, where no was won't 10 devote his
spare time to the manufacture Of type boxes. and
picked up the inferual machine from the floor,
under the bensh, and laid 1t upon the bench, When
il exploded in his hand. The force OF the expio-
sion was terrific. The thick pipe metal was shat
tered into dozsn pieces. and twisted into odd
shapes. some Of the fragments perforated inch
plank and imbedded themselves into the piasrerins
of the wall. The largest fragment, consisting OF
abOut one third Of the machine, went whizzing
through the engine room, like missile shot from
a acsnnon, into an eighty feet distant, and.
striking astone waii. Tebounded six or eight feot
Fw0-thrds of the fragments OF the pipe were
fonnd, and the fabrication of the machine is con
elusive eyideBre that il was made by some one
ia.aiar with iron manufactures. The explosive
substance was inserted into the machine through
small vent hole near one end. and evidently MAS
50 manufactured that slight disturbance would
eause an explosion. The anthorof this heBdish
attempt is uHk nown, and the supsrindnciuz cause
ID profound mystery.
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u you want o. fint it,
The Depot i at ia Market street, st Louis, Mis-
soar, aud 3g2 Broadway, New York.
o. IL Is also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city aud country. nah l2-d&CW 3m"
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New CUsToM HoUsE.-Mr. Homer, the
contractor for building the new custom house,
has been seriously effected in mind, for several
days, that his friends have deemed IL adv isabls 10
send him to the Medical College in this city, TO DO
treated for his election. The superintendent Of
the building has been authorised 60 let the unAn-
ished portion of the work at once in order to have
il completed without delay. l..A
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Watches lswrlry. IjAtei Ware and Fancy Goods AZ
huctt.. and lTjsatn sale, by II. " .GUARLLs. at No
I.si Ns 81 street. cr'ry day aui evening this week
Ladies safe ~ : o.. clock T.. vi.
tl"sttielssl's sale at 7ie O'Clock.
Tho = hest Hnt most extensive variety ever offer
,l tits market. Tor sale above Merchants are
ItFl.rs, tIly invited 70 cali and examine the goods
tn# purchase either privately on at the evening
Na.a street. NH -
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sssy@G REAT IMPROv vEMENT IN
EXTRACIIN ETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, wuGid announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he has instruments supe-
Tyr t. any others used. The simplicity aud
Perfection of their adaptation is such as to render
the extraction uF the teeth almost painless, aeoeY
f1iag 10 6siI1 he too the GrSt trtdi never breaking
It, managing the gums or inJuring the surrounding
parts,
All other operations, Filling. Cleansing and L.
ser,ng Teeth gently aud thoroughly perfoI med.
Office opposite Corinthlan Hall, on Main street.
Iat IA
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MANAGER OF pOOR nousE-

SUPERINTENDENT Poor HousE.-At the
solicitation OF MANY friends have been induced 70
o1er myself as candidate for the above Office and
Will be p ased toreceive the votes of my fellow
Zens, at the approaching municipal election
,r, UENEY MYERS
(The person who attended the sick in Norfolk
when the yellow fever prevailed there)
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sesEa ~ rnE VoTTRs on THE CIrY Q

ssSs" To THE VoTTRs OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND i am candidate for the office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the Sd Dis
tIict, (Monroe Ward)
The election will take place on the 9th May next,
anu as | am now engaged in the discharge OF the
tutes of the office, the Assistant of Mi. Hundley,
(wh0 declines re-electoR,) hope you Will excuse
aie, If do not ca ] on you all in person.
| am now, aud have been for nearly six years a re-
sident OF the city.
Your votes respectfully solicited. ,
feN-ts JESSE +. KEESEE.
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sea- CITY SERGEANT.--I respectfully
announce myself n candidate for reelaction to the
office of CITY SERGEANT.
NH I6--td THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
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rs To THE VOTERS or THE CRY OF RICHMOND -
1T the solicitation of many friends. respectfuIly
announce .elf candidate for the office Of MAN
AGkh OF THE POOR HOUSE, aud Respectfully
solicit your votes on the 7th of April.
Yours, &c., A III LYNEMAN.
NH cI--Eda#
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
ZOE 7YIE 80 az nIcrr,,a, n,-Il,:li,--l - Z

norna. M 'ne request Of many friends, | an.
MI bpESi is.,i,99s 9s THE GAS WORKS. 'ofNNiS'
n uAnpnrr
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OUTRAGs-As the cars on the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad were leaving the Depot. OF
sunday afternoon, with the members of the Frank
lin Fire Company of Washington, several pistols
discharged by persons within froa the win
dows. hall from one of which took effect in the
mouth OF coOred girl, who standing near
the place. The ball entered her upper lip, knock
Ing out two of her front teeth, passing down
through her tongue, and lodging in the floor OF
her mouth, causing very severe and it may
prove dangerous wound. The ball was extract
ed by Dr. NJ NJ Lewis. who rendered all necessary
surgical aid. several balls struck the Jail and
neighboring houses and one passed within a few
INCHES of u gentleman's head Several attempts
were made by the persons engaged in this shame
tu firing to get Up fights during their stay in this
place, but they were most properly treated with
the coolest contempt, and their threats utterly
disregardeG G-AieJ Ga.
The company mentioned above We're just leaving
the spot to which they had gone to attend the fl
neral Of a comrude.
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ress" In Or. OR WATER CoLoRs from

small ANaEoTYFEs or DAGUEREEJTlPys ct deceased
l'f>..r.~ eg from llt" are executed az the Photo.
IH AMI FIa@ Art Gallery Of q. ". NINNIS, in the
E.-H,-t style Il the ntt. at the shortest notice
As,. tI4tu III tuSr3pns. Amhratypcs, Sphpren.
t,prS a.. every style ~ likeness known or desired
~.! satisfaction guaranteed Gn the most fAtiiiQus
tAe irayva heads Jf small Ciliirra as executed at
NJ = Galleries have gained the admiration Of all who
Isvs ,.els th,u Gs'!svies on Main street opposite
ile new EU.tog House. Richmond, Va and SyCa-
more street pcivr~huTg. Va. NH is
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se3s New SPRING GooDs


We rcspcr fully invite attention to our stock
81 SP8lNG GOODS now opening, and assure the
Ladie. particular that those goods offered at
lower TaFes than the Cuuld De bought for,
having br II early in the naI ktt; aud our FINANCIAL
Position such that We have advantages in the mar
ket. enabling us purchase at the lowest CASH
pEtCEs. Al ,ge ask Of you is to
Can! Exaniinei! CumpareiH Judge!!!!
Rrspectfully J 5lILLHIsEK & BRO,
1uh lin 1873 Broad street.
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CAPTAIN OF NIGHT WATCH.

Aft, reflection and being called unou so offer
~ my friends have come to the conclusion to rur
ior the Office of CAPTAIN OF THE NIuIII
WATCH. and respectfully solicit the votes of ms
friends VI each wardpI omising ii elected to serve
most faithfully. j K BLANkENSElP,
NH 22-tde*
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To THE VcTERs OF 1sT DISTRICT OF
IIssRlco County. At The solicitation OF many
RIE of the Ist District and RESI- sTectfully solicit
your sufIrages Should il be yonr pleasure to elect
me proase TO discharge the duties of the Office to
the best of my ability. ,I,,..,
nah IT-tda JOHN DD6UEiT.
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nsa To TIE XnrERs OF TIE CIR,

Rs$ap 10 THE OIERS OF THE C1TY OF
NCHMoND.-Fhe present incumbent, Mr. Hundley
!eClluing reelection for the Office of COM MISS ION
GR Of THE REV VENUE for Monroe Ward l here
by announce myself candidate for the said office,
nj respectful@ solicit your votes and pledge my
eli to the faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
)ihce, should 1t be your pleasure to elect me.
NH Pm PRESTON VI QUARLES.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
uZp~ NJ ,,,u Vnut.ps or Tun GITY

RIcHA0sD.-PELLow CITIzgss:-I am before xei as
d candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF CLEhh
OF the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond, IN
which you were kind enough 10 place me nearly
six ears since, and the duties OF which have, 10
the best Of my ability, endeayored to perform, con-
NH i7~dtd EUsTACE ROBINSON.
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Como AHEAD.-There were twelve in
itations on Monday night, In Shockos Hill Divi-
sion, No. "a, Sons Of Temperance, in this city
One of the number IL minister Of the Gospel,
and all are most fespeetabla citizena. -
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CELEBRATING TIE 4fH JULY.---H is said
that the Baltimore City Guard and the Young
Guard Light Battalion Of Richmond, have accept
ed invitations from the Monticello Guard OF Char.
ottesyIlle, to celebrate the 4th Of July with them
Al .MonticeIio" ss.4
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m = HIGH CONSTABLE.

IL ohnmouhce self as candidate for election IN
rich,ee iac once ct HIGH CONSTABLE, Of the city Of
wednesday April It'll. Should ii he v,,r NJ w
~ sae viii endeavor TO discharge the duties
~ -, ss . once FAITHFULLY. IapARTIALLY aud PROMPTLY
NH l9-tdes wM 7 ,foNT.orr
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gs5s- To THE VorERs OF THE CITY OF

RICHMOND.-I am a candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE RENEN u Il for Monroe
y ard and most respectfully ask the support of my
tellowcitZens. Should it be your pleasure To elect
me 10 that position shall endeavor to show, by a
faithful discharge of my duties, that your confidence
has not been misplaced -
mh 2-tde MILLS B. GOODWIN.
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go s~, L REsPsoTFuLLY announce TO nv
e',J@ q t1 e,t'Hens that am candidate fnr raalctIo
y an M Oh, on5e ct SUPERINTENDENT OF STREfrs
" N BaTFq
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fellow citizens, l respectfully announce myself
,andidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF THE
self TO discharge faithfully the duties Of the Office, ii
elected. mhl6-lm* JOHN f. STAGG.
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tbs Sons or TEMPERANCE. about ous

THs SONS OF TEMPERANCE, about one
hundred and seventy-hy strong, paraded through
some of the principal streets yesterday afternoon,
preceded by smiths Armory Band, and attracted
no little attention. They then marched to the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot. where they took
the cars to Join the grand temperance celebration
TO take place ia that city last night.
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The SCIENTIFIC Cow sNrIos, fer the
discussion of scientific subjects, will meet In the
city Of Bs timore ,he 2sth OF this month. Del.
sgates are expected from all parts of the world.
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IAUGER.


BAs City GAUGER To THE VoTERs
OF RICHMoND--F Fellow Citizens - am IA candidate
for the office of CITY GAUGkR, and shall be pleased
to receive your votes in April next.
NH l3-titdt* SAMPSON JONES.
gkb~CITY GAUGER-T0 THE VoTERs
OF KICHM0ND-Gratetulf Ter your kindness heretofore
respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election To the Office oi CITY GAUGEIt.
NH 22-iGef RICHARD FOX
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CITY COLLECTOR.
CITY SERGEANT.

EIg~ AM candidate for re election tC
the Office OF CITY COLLECTOR.
NH l6--td JULIUS A. HOBSON.
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saA- notice. by Tue soIicltatlnn OF
my numerous friends and fellow-citizens DECLARE
myself candidate tor the office OF dkAlN MEA-
SUREK. Should il be yonr pleasure 70 elect me-
the duties of the said Office shall be faithfully per
NH I5-lm& b. LIPSC0MB.
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Ra" | AN A CANDIDATE FOR rHE Or
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward.
NH lT-tde* JNO NJ MURRAY
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MILIrARY ENnAaIpMRNr Nr--Tha q,

MILITARY ENcAMPMgNr The Colonel
Of the First Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers, as
understand, has selected the new race course
st Ashland, for the grand eueampment to take
place on the 2Sth OF May. The location is a beau.
,ifui one and # the weather proves favorable the
assemblage OF citizen soldiefy will be large and
impOsipg .s1 aessesa
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srpERINTENnENr Ia u MArER Mnn

IL To THE VOTERS or THE CIIY OF RICHMoND.-l
respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election To- the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
ap 2--5t* JAMES l. DAVIS.
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To THE VoTEss or THE City OF RICH
M0SD-T AM "A candidate for reelection to the Office
of CITY GRAIN MEASukEH, and respectfully so
icit your votes at the ensuing charter election.
NH 23-ltde* JAMES B GIBB.
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WM L MONTAGUE.

sSS In OBEDIENCE TO the wishes of a
hntnoer o. my PERSONAL friends. announce uvsaIf
=" ''hd,dale !, iaI ior the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE
NH ~ SIeSreec'iuiiy' NM DEAN.
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TAIaL roR Assos. -Dianah. q slave.
was for trial before ths County Coart Of
Henrico, yesterday, charged with letting nre 10
bly, be concluded to day. se@a
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The City Council transacted no busi-
ness yesterday afternoon, there being only seven
members present.
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REGISTER OF WATER WORKS.

ay~ To TIE VOTERS or THE CITY OF
RICHMOND respectfully announce myself can
ddate iYr ree!gction 70 the office OF REGISTER OF
TIE CITY WATER WORKS.
ap 2-jtk NJ l. STRATT0N.
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GETTING THRoUon.--Engineer Gill 10
making rapid progress with tue water works
aequedact, and expects 10 have u anishsd Ia the
course OF few months. = @@4
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B6- TO THE VOTERS OF THIS CiTY OF RICHN3Np-
respectfully a1nOunce myseiI Il candidate for the
9iiice Of SUPER IATENDENT OF THE POOR
HOurE. / will be thankful to receive your votes
on the uay Of ele ton
NH 3O-tde EARLY CORRIy
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Os the SiDEwALKs,--Albert Acree, y
member Of No. firs company, was nnsd IS By the
Mayor for running hose reel 90 the sidewalk of
Main street, on the mig ht OF the "a inss.s
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E1g~ DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISKEY- aud CIGARS, No. - Main
tIeet te
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.

Es2s@ To THE VOTERS OF HENRICo CoUN-
TY.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of CLERK OF HENRI
20 COUNTY COURT. at the election III May next,
mh 2-ts WILLIAM FOLKES,
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Ls- TO TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH,
al0Np-Feiiow-C Citi2ens-I declare myself candi-
date for the Office of GRAIN MEASURER.
nm fits Il ATKINSON.
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rga no rHE NorERs on HENRICo c

sS~ AM d candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court.
mh 26-lm# JNO u HARRISON.
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TnE CIRCUIT CouRr--Judge Meredith
presding-wili commence It's spring session 10
morrow. The number Of criminal cases IL very
large. M .ss9r
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asy- To THE NorERs OF THE Cry @

RICHMOND I respectfully announce myself Il can.
idate tor COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
ia re election. JESSE NHERhi.
NH Iq-tde%
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Asa5- IN RESPONSE to the call of 'Many
nonnce myself candidate for the ofilce of man
MSoNS M ABLE for the city If Richmond at the ar-
I9achlng election Should il be the pleasure Of nv
10 elect NE to the Office mindful of its
pohslbilities pledge myself 10 their faithful lis
Cpar2e. NH 22-dtde% John H. uIGGES
Es south, Enquirer and Whig nleaqe cnny
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Rsy~To TIE VOTERS OF HENRIco Cous-
TY-I am candidate for reelection TO the Office OF
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fok THE
Low En- DISTRICT. JAN ES Vi. 0uNN.
NH 12--tdax
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ssrFELL0w-CtrIzENs OF THE CouN

OF HENRfco-I am a candidate for the office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District of the County at the ensuing election III
Nav next and respectfully solicit your sntirages.
NH 25-tde GEO w CAhIEH.
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FISED.--charles Desini was fined 81
by the Mayor for depositIpg retton spples In .
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x@~ FELLOW -ClrIzEss-I am oandi-
date for the Office Of CONSTABLE In the 4th Dis-
icit your votes al the coming election in Nay next
NJ 49, o1,aa WM l. DABNEY.
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sGPGRAIN MeAsURER.-To The voters
of the city of Richmond l respectfully announce
myself a candidate for the above office
inh I5-tde% EDWIN DENS.
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ssg~ GRAIN MEAsURER.-To THE Vo
atsgs To TIE VoTERs OF THE

TIERS OF THE CITY OF RIcHMoSD.-I respectfully an
uonnce myself candidate for the above Office.
NH 2j-tde% WILLIAM WATTS.
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EESy@ CLERKsHIp OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HENRICo AT the request Of many of my friends,
| aunouuce myself ii candidate for the office OF
CLERK OF TaE CIRCUIT COURT OF HkNKIC0
NH S-dtde* JOHNSON BANDS.
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s8S At the solicitation of many friends
| respectfully announce myself candidate for CITY
ASSESSOR. should it be the pleasure of the citkl
z?ns TO elect me, promise faithful discharge Of
the duties oi The Office. FORE.
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rY-I respectfully announce my self Candidate for
the Office of Clerk of Henrco County Court at the
lection in May next. TEMPLE ELLEIT.
ia I3-rde
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EESA AM CANDIDATE FOR THE UF-
pgcr OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
the Upper District Of the county OF Henrco, at the
ensuing apriDg election. ,,ro,,,n
nh l3-tde DANIEL Fl uAhDNEh'
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GRAIN MEASURER.

GRAIN MRAsURER i am IA candidate
r the abOy4 office and respectfully solicit the votes
of my fellow. citizens RICHARD III RlDDlCk.
2-tdes
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hicT, HESRIco COUNTY, ltereb, an,,,,,.,Sa
Tor the Office of CONSrAB az .hs ,st
's.hhies nh and solicit your suffrages Vi ''ie i''
@a"ts JOHN W CLARKE.
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saa- Da. JOHN D. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
psthlstl offers his professional services 10 the oti.
s o Richmond aud lis vicinity. Once ~ his
Ie i--lZIGs
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EARLY CORBIN.
CITY ASSESSOR.

EsS"I am again q candidate for re- elec-
ron 10 the office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE. NH ly-lTt*I JOHN PEARCE.
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1855.
TO DR. KAHl
UIice corner ed and Main streets.

To DR KAHN,
Ufice corner 22d and Main streets.
8Ga. DEAR Sic: | feel 1t duty | owe
- YOU the public the successful removal
II Iumor from the side Of my neck, oi SSrthte,H
years. standing. weighing upwards oi str pgHRdS,
Without the Use uf kulie OF the soSs vi btonu-anu
q; which ( am nov we'll | was examined by DR..
atuvr Of the Faculty OF Richmond, twelve years
agi aud he pronounced ~ chances against tne Dy
cutting il, AZ also dad other eminent physicians
thTuas; hJut the country. Yours. &c,
LANES MILLER.
Re-iJeHce-PeIkinsYille, Goochland CO.. Va.
ia Ia--i3ms cwIt
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RIcga0xD-Fel citizens: ] am candidate for
tho Office of GRAIN MEASUREk, and Will DO
pleased to receiSe your votes at the approaching
charter elections. J Fl GARY.
h - e1sE
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r LIQUORS. $50 bbls. whisky, Brandy.
IL Gin. Rum. Cordial. Port and Malaga Wines go
bbis pure Old Mountain Whiskey; % naii anu quar-
'ea M p.'s' WM WALLACE SONS.