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Coon BoY.--A lad named o. 'Brien, who obtains
a livelihood by pedding apples on the Eiyris
(0hio) cars, found, n few days since, package OF
$500 In bank notes, which had been lost In the
cars by Mr.. Bishop, who had brought tho money
from Cleveland for Mr.. H. u. Mussey, Of Eiyris.-
The lad was so elated at his good fortnoe that he
took the money to bed with him aud sat up nli
night watching It. Next day IL was given TO Mr..
Mussey, when the lad was rewarded with suit OF
clothes and a deed cf 160 acres Of land. VIC un-
derstand that Mr.. Mussey also offered TO give the
boy thorough business education, but the father
with him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

TRANSPORTATION OF TKoofs, &c-The II. Louis
Republican learns that the Ohio and Mississippi
RAILROAD Company will transport the entire num-
ber Of troops destined to Utah, numbering seve-
raj thousand dollars, from Cincinnati TO 1T. Louis.
In addition TO the troops, the company is bringing
the stores and supplies for the expedition. For
more than week past, from six to ten Cars daily
havo arrived over the road with freight for the
expedtion-inclnding wagons, harness, saddles
and the endless variety Of miscellaneous army sup
plies and stores.
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,S'''' ,s S'' f''P'' '"''' IEsSEF % KEEsEE

fas- To THE VoTEBs OF RICHMOND -
offer myself as - candidate for the office of SUPER
lNTENpENT or THE GAS WORKS
nah i2-tie> ERASMUS POWELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

E@BATusi Baths Baths! Hot,
old aud shower baths can be had daily from
ciock, A. ii. to hnlf past z. NJ, at the hair cut
ing shaving ard shampooing room under the Amer
can Hotel Enlrsnce on llth street Single bath
Is cents, or fye tickets Tor 81. ,~,
no NJ " uOOpON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

Mrs Julia Dean Hayue, has an engagement for
the 'Gaiety" Theatre, In Nashville.
German girl living in service In Cleveland,
Chic, last week gave birth to four children al
once. Two were boys and two we're girls. Que Of
each sex was stil-born, but the other two are
alive. This 10 piling IL on rather fast for girl
that has not yet found husband, aud we doubt IL
any man can be found ready TO take her TO wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

FUNERAL PsocsssIos.--The Montgom-
cry Gnsrd. Cart. Moore, attended By Smiths Ar
uiory Band. paraded yesterday afternoon, and -.
eorted TO Its last resting place the remains o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ray DANIEL 0'RouRKs Peas, extra
early. aid to be two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea A small invoice just received and
for sale AZ 20 cents quart by
wARiNG q PEARCE. Druggists,
fe i6--ts Corner lth and broad sts.
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HoUsr BnEaKISo.--A free negro known
INnocEEr.-ElIick. a servant in 1

lNHocERT.-Ellick, servant In the
employ Of @. N. Young appeared before the Mayor
last Saturday TO answer the charge Of having .
gold watch supposed to have been stolen. Hs
proved that he came by the time piece honestly,
and was thereupon discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

gKss" FELLOW -CITIZgNs am a oandi
date for the office If CONSTABLE in the 4th Di.
ict in the County Of Henrico and respectfully So
NH 9-tde VIM |. DABNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

ssy~ CLsRKsHiP OF THE CIRCUIT CoUR1
OF HENRIco co,--At the request If many of my friends
saan0unce myself candidate for the Office
CLERK nF TAX CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRIC0
S-dtdes JOHNSON BANDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

HIpIso Thomas Lucas, free negro,
found concealed 10 Or. y. w. hsncoeks Ios .ess
yrid.y night, was srrsigned before tbe MAYOR last
saturday, when he satisfied his honor that he Vas
there for no improper purpose, snd WAS shsfssess
discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

CASE OF HYDRoPHoBlA.-A gentleman by the
county, was last Wednesday attacked with hydro
phobia. 1t appears that last year, In the month
Of October, Mr.. Wise was In Buffalo. and was at
tackled, together with two ether gentlemen, who
have since died, by mad dog. which bit him just
above the knee. He had partially forgot the oc-
eurrence, until the fore part Of last week when be
was very seriously attacked with the symptoms
of hydrophobia, and on Wednesday was q raying
madman. All hopes OF his recovery have been
given up. Mr.. w. has large circle Of aequaint-
aDces. who greatly grieve at this sad occurrence.
Addison NJ ~ advertiser, 10Th.
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p6. DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS, No 70 Main
treet fe 2
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ma -BURRow's RELIABLE MgpTcINE-

lures quickly and permanently SGRoFULA, SYPHILIS,
Rheumatism. PILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, CosTIyE-
SBss VsNEsEAL DISEASES, and all chronic affections
II the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputation
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in th.
oughly eradicating the above diseases, is unprec
tented in the annals of medicine. Thousands of the
most invetrate OF disease have been cured By
this truly great medicine, after having been pro-
aounced beyond ali possible cure by the most emf
nent ply sicians of the country. Finley 4. Fergu
-on. Mayor of Norfolk. Va cured of rheumatism;
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth, Va, cured OF Bron-
;hitis; a daughter Of signer George (ormerly Pro
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
tames could be mentioned were it necessary.
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for S..
Prepared by J W BURRow Il Co, Practical Chem
sts, Norfolk, Va
Sold by PURCELL. LADD CO.. Wholesale
Druggists Richmond. ia 26-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

THE NIAaAnA---with its mammoth
.nri,hIinr pot--is very much needed on Lain
street Just nov 70 siiay the clouds Of dust wnsss
Il John stIsh and his big tesmt Csunos ns .
pressed into service at opcef Every body y iocsr
iDg for him just now.
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FoarusATn.-we understand that Mr..
James N. Winston OF Hanover, whose house ed
furniture we're destroyed By hrc soEe ~ ntehse
since, had an Insurance OF 800 In tho hsrcnsn~
fusursnre Office OF this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

IxpxPrSprScs MoNuMEsr.-Ihe Legislature q
MARYLAND, q the recent sessjcn, paassd em g
aid Ia the srectioa Of monumsnt y IeeePeees
SQUARE. rhilsdelphls. in honcr Of ~ stgnsrs -
the Declaration of Independence
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nY PRINCIPE CIGARS PRINCIPE

IARsl EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.--Just received
ne case Of these really fine CIGARS, TO which W.
all the attention of those who prefer first rate old
ashton Principe.
de 3I-ts corner 4th and Broad sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

TIE NErMEN are very much needed 70
re,,eve the city OF the thousands Of stray dogs
that nov rsmble about the streets to the snsey-
an ce of our citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

rag" To THE NoTERs OF THE COUNTY OF
HENRiCn.-I am candidate for the office of com
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for The (3i) Up
per District of The county. and respectfully soic
your votes in May next.
NH i3-dtd nRBiN BURTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

A SPAT.-Martha Jones and Ann Re-
becca Ford, charged with using threatening Ian
gusge TO Cathnrinc Antoine, appeared before the
Mayor yesterday, and after receivings reprfmand,
We g discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

Thos August, Esa, Jas Thomas, Jr Es1,'
Roger A Pryor. Esq, Rev Chas III Read,
Thos III Ellis Esq, Rev jas b Taylor.
VIM g Paine, Esq.
Medical Beard:
Ro 7 ColemaR, NJ ID. A Worthan, NJ ID,
Jas III Conway, NJ d.
CHAS E. N0RTIIAM,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
NH lots 203 Main street.
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TREsPAssINa.--Ry Ryland Fortune, free
negro was convicted before Justice Sadler yestef-
day Of trespassiug on Isaac Lomax, and ssntsnced
10 receive twenty stripes.
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FOR SALD. &C.

Bas~ | AM A CANDIDATE for C0NSTA-
BILE Of Third District Of Henrico county.
NH lH-Iw$ s. A. MoLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

EXCITING Tkof FoR 81 900 on THE IcE--A trot
for $500 side came of last Saturday afternoon
the Ice, near TivoIi. N. T., between . horse from
Hudson and another from Poughkeepsie. Up
wards Of 600 persons were present to witness the
trottiug powers Of the fastest horses in pough-
keepsie and Hudson. The Hudson horse appears
TO be quite "fass horse,r rs Il won the first three
heats In regular Flora Temple style. and is per-
haps little Of the most remarkable trotting ever
Witnessed on the ice Ia tho Hudson river. The
following 10 the time mafs by the iudson
horse; First heat, 2.3a; second heat, 20; third
heat, 2N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

Houss BEsAKrxo.--Lewis, slave TO I'd.
mopd steam, YES locked up yesterday ~ cfacsrs
sa.I ana BAPTIST, to answer the charge of break
,as into Maria suIlivan's house and stealing the
daguerreotype OF Sarah Evans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

eosTExs - All who wear trusses should call and ex.
anime this Truss. The principle Ia entirely new,
and IL supports the rupture In an easy and comorta'
ble manner. It can be worn with much less incon-
venicnce than the ordinary trusses; and for light.
aess. durability and comfort IL Is unequaled. Any
me tcto acoars one Of heSe frmsscs o Dedr no
siher. Also, RIrTERS UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
very simpts but admirable article A full assort-
nept for sale by
W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner Of 18th aud Main streets,
la n-2u Richmond Va.
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T. J. CARTER.
s,SF" To MY FELLow CITIZENS OF TIL

CoUsrY OF HENRIc0.-I am a candidate for the SHE
RIPfALTY Of the County of HenricO, and respect
fully solicit your suirages at the ensuing election IL
May next. b. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond. l7th Dec. 1857. NH 9--dlm*
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THEAraE.-Miss Sallie a.. Clair

AhsAAhb.-hicb o8lle OF. Cl8lr. the
accomplished actress, who has delighted our eli.
zens with her correct Representations durine The
past week, appears tonight In some Of her most
captivating characters. The bill embodies IA Dsy
IN Paris The Fairy STAR" and "The Demon of
piscord, all OF which, We are assured will b. nat
upon the stage In frst-rate style. The pansomIms.
which concludes the entertainment, IL said 10 b. 8
capital thing, and some laugbabls fsats win be
performed by Mons. Henri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

Hannah ). Lewis, aged years, daughter OF Mr..
r. n. Lewis, of LumbeTton. N. g., was crushed un-
der wagon wheel and killed, on the I'd inst.
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n@y- GOVERNOR STREET srovn STORE.

HE| GOVERNOR STREET STOVE bToRE'
Fall campaign for 1857 now opened, with larger
md still desirable assortment than in any for
year. consisting in part OF one entire cargo IRON
ldges OF good work are particularly invited to ex
mine. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, O;
Furnaces of this make, obtain repairing pieces
uapplication. at factory prices
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GEo. II. ToMPKINs.
my To TBE vorERs OF THE CRY {

sng- To TIE NorERs OF rHE CRY OF
p,r~~cxp Il am a candidate for the ofice Of com.
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE for Monroe
Wsfd and most respectfully ask the support Of my
fellaw-ciuseBs, Should t he Your pressure TO eiec,
sitfiI discharge Of my duties. that your confidence
hat n,It heon misplaced, .
tnh -tde Mills Is. uODNtN.
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Trxsrssxx--Ths Tsnnsasse ilcsss - hsees
,.sives hes passed bfl. by : vsts q = -
mlssisg 10 shs people ~ psesrlssy q ses ~ 9
couysnfaou 10 asnenA ~ cnseea.see 49,.
ssass. Iss pssssss by tAs ssasss = osss
predicted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

DsuxK.-Ann Jones and Hm. Dsok.
white p~rsons, were Gagged By ofncers Chslkisy esA
Seal yesterday afternoon icr being drusk snd dia-
orderly In the streets.
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nfA. To rue VoTERs OF HENRICo Cf

By AN q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court
f. l9-lms JNU uARkISON.
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f6sa RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL system.
rapitni, lst JAM, lS5S,..St. a 02 .af,0 25,

The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that hare been In
force twelve months prior TO January Ist 1885, and
SIX PER CENT lNTEREsT IN CASH on NIL d.
vtdends that have not been paid. Those holding
thecerticates will please call and collect the iute
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject Of Life
Insurance, will please call on the Agent 2ns Main
street, or for reeIe Ience. apply to either namber of
Company:
GEO. WYTHE MusFoRp, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

LEoTURE.-0ur readers will bear In
mind the lecture to be delivered at Trinity church
next Thursday night, by Rev. John x. Edwards,
for the benefit Of the Methodist chapel In the val
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xSy~To THE VorERs OF HEYRICo

xSy"To THE VoTERs OF HENRICo CoUN
III hereby announce my self as candidate for th
offiee of the 60 I'M MISSIONER OF THE RbNENpE
for the lower district at the approaching election.
respectfully solicit your suffrage Should il be yOn
pleasure to eject me- promise TO discharge the du
ties OF the Office faithfully and pnnctually. 10 th'
hes; -f my ability. JOHN A. EACHO.
nah f--im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

Extravaganza In dress, at the French Court, Is
said to exceed anything Of the kind ever known
there. An income of 10000 year scarcely suf
ces TO dress equal to the requirement Of the court
An American lady. whose husband was rich, de
termined to oatshine the Empress at one Of the re-
ceptions. She nearly ruined her husband. but she
accomplished her object, and was called the best
dressed woman of the party.
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INTERESTING MRsrrsos-Au intsre,

INTERESTING MkErINas AN interest
Ing series Of meetings Is now In progress at tbs
Baptist Church in Staunton. The pastor, Rev.
George b. Taylor has been assisted BY Rev. John
A.: Broadus, OF Charlottesville, who has been
preaching with great acceptance to crowded con
gregations. We learn that Rev. C. Tyree, Of Pow.
hatan, will 20 up on Tuesday morning, 10 preach
stthe Baptist Church. Several have professed con-
version, and others are enquiring the way Of iiie
HoUsE BREAKISG.--A freenegro known
as Robert Scott, has been arrested and Gagged for
breaking into G. y. Luck's ofice and stealing 80
in money. Mr.. Lnck's Office has been entered sn6
robbed several times, and II Bob has been tbs
burglar, and the crime can be proved against him.
he will be turned over to Col Morgan, for the
benefit Of the State
YESTERDAY the weather was quito plea
SAINT IL we except the occasional gales Of wind that
fiied the streets with clouds Of dust aud dersnged
the SILKS and sstius Of fair damsels and staid
irons, on their way to church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

BobSD OvER.-Issbella Rix. charged
with threatening to kill Ann Loriog, was 70.
auIred 10 give bail to keep the peace and b cf
good bshasior. The accused denied hsvipg Eivsn
any ceuse for the complaint, but being nnaess 20
prove what she said her statement wss OF no sssu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

FIaHTrN0. Two lads-Henry wells
and Charles Mundin--were before the Mayor Lass
saturday for fighting in the street. Both Of them
were guilty Of the offence, but owing to thsir sx-
treme youth, were reprimanded and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

The Topeka Constitution seems likely to die a
natural death. An address Of joint committee
of the Topeka Legislature says, for want OF qAo-
rum, the Legislature has adjourned, and the mem.
bers refer back to the people the question whether
the Constitution 10 dead The decision will pro-
Ia hIv ha--yery dead
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HuoKsrsRrNo in tho msrkets would \.

HUCKsTERING IN tho markets would be
less objectionable all restrictions were removed,
than under the present ordinance. II every man
were allowed to buy In the city and sell agaia,
competition would be greater, and the price OF
marketing would not be 90 easily effected a. when
the entire trade Is kept In the hands Of few. All
restrictions should be removed, or others than
producers should be required TO pay moderate
tax
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FROZEN TO DEArH.--A man named Elijah Hub,
bard, residing in the town Of Conesville, Greene
county, NJ Y, while on bis way from Conesville to
Potter's Hollow. sat down by the roadside in the
snow, ana when fonnd on Sunday last was frozen
to death. He was missed on the sth Of February.
aud had therefore, 1t is supposed been dead about
three weeks.
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John Nichsis has been sentenced 10 he hung. In
Rrantford. N. Y. on the sth of September, for the
murder Of Edmund Buins.
Samuel Matthews. aged 76 years, committed sa-
icide In Philadelphia on Wednesday, by blowing
his brains out with gun.
Daniel Deney, one Of the gang recently tried for
the murder of an old tlsrman, named Msisman, iu
Pittsburg, Pa, Was convicted Of mansiaughter,
and sentenced TO SIX years. imprisonment In the
Western peniteptiary.
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say~ To THE VoTsRs OF HENRIco, q
DIsTRICr--In answer to the call of many friends, I
become u cADdidate for the office OF COMMISSION
ER OF TUE REVENUE, 1 beg TO assure my
friends that if elected ! will TO the best
my ability. Respectfully,
NH I @ Ill ARDX
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The CAMpBELL MIssrRsIs had a larrc

The CAMPBRLL MINsrRELs had laree
and fashionable audience to greet them at Metro
politan Hall last Saturday night, at their farewell
with their rare songs, rich burleques and well
timed wittcisms. The CampheIls are now the
most popular travelling troupe In the country, ,sad
with the mirih.provoking Mat Peel at their ksad,
will meet with crowded houses wherever they sp-
DEAR
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STRIKING WHITE MAM.-Anthony
Roberts, free negro, was convicted before the
Mayor last Saturday, Of sssauting and beating
James J. Vaughan on the 9th Of septembsr, and
sentenced to be punished by stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

Haye LANDRETH's
NEW CROP
ALI VARIETIES,
For sale by JN0 " GARLlCK, Druggist,
mh IL Market Place, Franklin ST.
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FIRE IN WAsaiSSroN--A fire broke out last
Thursday night, In Washington, and destroyed q
considerable amount of property. The star says
The first building destroyed was a small frame,
near y etreet, owned by Geo. 7. Stuart, Esq, and
occupied by German shoemaker, named Anton
Belchert. This building, tcgether with an adjoin-
ing stable aud outhouse, was entirely CONSUMED.
The fire then spread into the adjoining bouses ON
the North; the first two owned by Lewis johnson,
Esq, and occupied by Police Magistrate =. s. My.
ers, Esq, and Alfred Lindsay. These we're rapid
ly consumed, and the efforts TO extinguish the
flames on the part Of the fremen being fruitless
account Of the great scarcity of water, the Are
continued TO spread, 1uaiiy reaching the two ad-
joining houses, which were owned by Lambert
Tree, Esq, and occupied by Messsrs. Lewis Schnei.
der, and X. b. Fowler. In a short time these we're
also destroy ed entirely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

EUR sALE-A quantity of SLATI
4 that has been taken from a roof. Apply at th
office. ia ztl-ts
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aes, SHERIFFALTY or HENRICo.-I au
candidate for reelection TO the Office of SHERIFF
a Henrico JN0 A. HUTCHES0N
de I9-dtde
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~A a...t.h .a..,nsr Ocean niSd, iron HasenAs
.r,svsd a New Yorh o. saturday, ior rsDene
rhsse ws. 20 asaths II PAtlA6AlpaiA - vssks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

MOVEMENTS or ARnT OFFcgRs.--Capt Van yiiet
left WasbiDgton On Thursday fr Fort Leayenworth
10 take charge ofthe quartermasters department at
that post Col. CrossInan Captains Tufnley. Page
ard Hancock, Of the gusrt~rmaster's department
are ordered to the army for Utah. Col TompkiDs is
ordered 10 Fort Leasenworth. Majors N. W. Brown
and Henry Prince, pay department assigned 10 duty
with the troops serving Ia Utah. and will accompany
the reInforceents under orers for the departme MT
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RCH & FLEMING
CTRAw GOODS. BLEACHED AMI
GAS FOR THE COUNTRY are

g erecting the works Of the Maryland Poriabl.
nas Company, in'many sections OF Virginia and n
sarolina. sud they have given entire satisfaction
meg are perfectly simple, the Gas Is superior 10 our
IVY gas. and the cost not onethird that Of lamps on
81, We refer TO the following gentlemen, who have
Maj Edwin Robinson. far Jno h Haryie and = stGsnn
ooke, Of Powhatan co. "'"oo
any further Information can he had by addressing
.u sTEBBINE 4 PULLEN,
S@ I6l Broad at
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H6- LADIES THIN AND THICK SoLE
'oNGREss CATERS AT 81 80 AND So PER PAIR.-The
subscrib,r has Just received lot of Ladies' thin
and thick sole Congress CATERS, which he isseliing
If a the very low price Of 81 30 for thin and s2 for
chick s0les ALEX HILL.
NH IL IL Main street
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Hg1y" AM A CANDIDATE FOR THE Or
FIcg OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE e.
the Upper District Of the county of IenTico, at thu
ensuing spring election.
NH I3-tda DANIEL GARDNER.
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SHERIFF sHoT.-Mr. Evens, deputy sheriff of
Baltimore county, Md, was shot and dangerously
wounded on Friday last, by a man whom no was
endeavoriug to arrest on a charge of abusing his
wife. The desperate was afterwards captured and
iockad
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Ray To rHE VorERs OF THE COUNT,

Ex3y FUTFNS
or HgsRIcO-T hereby announce myself a candidat
fer the office of CONNIE sSlON Err UF THE REV.
NUE.. for the upper District, at the approaching
election, and respectfully solicit your suflrages.-
Should il he your pleasure TO elect me, promise +
discharge the duties of the Office faithfully and pune
tualiy fel3-dI3t* JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

I'll respectfully announce my self Candidate 70,
the 1fice of Clerk of Henrico County Court at tn
lection in May next. TEMPLE ELLETT
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