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AUDITOR AND CHAMBsRLAIs.- The or

:, '~h1 H+sD CHAMbEhLAIN.- he or
dinancs passed by the Council, on the 25th inst.
prosidlng For the appointment of Chamberlain
OF the city and Auditor states that their terms Of
once shall commence LIST Of May In each year,
and continue till their successors shall be appoint.
cd. Each shall give bond In the sum of 30,oO0.-
Ihey are to take the oath In the presence OF the
Council. within l5 days after appointment, or the
same viii be annuiied. They may be removed by
the Council The Chamberlain may nominate one
person 10 act as clerk In his ONCE, and the Auditor
may nominate two clerks, who are to qualify be.
i'rA a Justice OF the Peace, and they may be re-
moyed BY their principals. The salary of the An
aisor shall be $1,000, aud that OF the Cbamberlain
per year, the salary Of the LIST clerk in each
once $lDo per year, aud the salary Of the second
e'sfk IN the Auditors Office Is TO be $500 per year.
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DIED.

On the morning of the 10Th inst !, in the 5th year
OF her age, C0RNELlA. daughter Of John and
Corn,lia Bacon. - - sEsss
The frfcnds and acauaintances of the family are
requested attend her funeral from the Monument
al church today. Saturday. at IL o'clock.
On the 2sih init At bis residence in Henrco conn
~, After a shurt and painful illness, VIM DANIEL
JENNINGS, in the 3ssh year of his age. He leaves
wife and large family 10 mourn their lose. Mr.
jennings was highly esteemed as a citizen of the
county Of Isnrico. and his loss will be deeply felt by
all who kueW him,
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II IST Up LETTk IS kemsInins Ia ~
A1zCnM0ND FosT 01zICs. onths 80 ~ g
March, 1855.
- persons applying for Letters. In this List. VIM
Pics say they are ADthRTf8GD.
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HE Books a~p>PREsENrs-tliFf BOOK STORE, No.
ia. uPPosIrE AMERICAN norEL If you feel that a
Gold Watch, fine Locket, nice Pm or other hand
some ornament, would be desirable; and also. that
You would Ike to read the late publications. AMI
the best stan ard authors but are unwilling to dr.
vert money for the purchase of both go 10 the GIrr
BOOK STORE. This is channel through which each
desire may be aratifed NH 2s--2t
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n. Families should not fail to obtain the excel
lent Iikenesses taken hy the Artists, TYLER Co as
their quality IL without exception end the pr es
them more song. Their work has received eight
Gold Medals at different exhibitions and no better
proof can be offered Of it, excellence. They make
nae Ambrotypes at prices from 25c to s23. Depot
s3a Main street
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ssg- Way sUrrER WITH RHEuMArIsM,

Neuralgia Head Ache Ear or Tooth Ache. or pain
when you can he cured instantly with HARTS-
HORNE'S CURE-ALLf 1t Is a fine tonic fer weas
ytomachs and bowels giving them tone and strength
TO digest food, thus curing Indigestion and DyspeP
STA. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD CO., or other Druggistsin Richmond. Bot
ties rs and 50 cents. &C io-5m
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Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON March 26.-The Senate was not in
session to-day.
Hone--The House agreed to take vote ON the
bill for the admission of Kansas next Thursday,
and to close the debate on the Deficiency bill on
Friday.
Private bills were considered.
Several speeches were made on the Lecompton
question. Proceedings generally unimportant.
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Another yIcrM.-Miss Isora Reese, aged about
Us, was burned to death near Gallatn, Tenn last
Monday week, by the ignition of her clothing.
she wore hoops. and it was found impossible to
eAtinguish Sac fames. In her fright che ran from
rom 10 room, uttering the most piercing shrieks.
She died the next NOR ming, In great agony.
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METROP0LITAN HALL.

CLOSING ENTERTAINMENTS OF rHg s
PIE AK f. a MILY.
This (FRiDAY) and SATuRDAY AFTERNOON
and EVENINGS.
81 Doors open at I, com hence at q. o'clock.
PRICE OF ADMISSION:
Reserved Seats on thu lower cents
Unreserved seats and GALLERY. ..............
1 TAKE NOTICE
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT
On SATURDAY, commenessr at o'clock.
Children admitted for ONE DIME
Adults, Is cents, to all parts Of the house.
On this occasion the entire
PEAK FAMILY.
OF EIGHT MEMBERS.
WILL APPEAR
As FOCALLSTS
ORIGINAL LANCAshiRE
BELL RINGERS,
Consisting Of the following members. viz;
VIM PEAK. eR.,
w. ii. PEAK, JR,
MRS. WM PEAK,
Mas w II. PEAK,
Mis-. JULIAs: PEAK,
MRs FANNIE A. PFAK,
MASTER EDDIE $. f nfaIs Lpsrrrr NJ. PEAK,
Introducing the Original
LANCASHIRE BELLS,
sixty.Six I'm Number.
Assisted by the celebrated American HARPIsrs
Mr. W II PEAK and Miss JULIA A PEAK.
With Miss FANNIE. and her Beautiful Chime Of
TWENTTSI4f SILVER BELLS
Played by herself alone. with great dexterity aud
artistic skill.
With Master EDDIE, Is years of age aud
the charming young BALLAD SINGERS, whose
wonderful power of vocalizaton (Ior ones 10
young) have astoDished the most able chi cs
and received the highest eneomi1ms q the press
and public generally
60 All appearing each evening, as above, In .
new programme, Of great variety and intrinsic mo-
rit
~ TAKE NOTlCE-Diagrans cf the Hall may
be found at the Music stores Of james Wo0fhonss
4 Co. and j w Randolph. NH .s-N
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MR. SAVE Your HoRsEs.-.sWe take

83R
great pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus
tang IinimeHt as valuable and indispensable arti
Gle for Sprains S.rts Scratches or Calls on Horses
Our have used it for severe Burns Bruises Sores
Stf Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say it acts
like magic We use other Liniment:
j. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American Hsrnden's and
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express"
Gentlemen :-"I had negro man worth 81 900
who took cold from had hurt, and was useless for
over one year; / had used everything could hear
of without benefit, until / tried the Mustang Lini
ment II has perfectly cured him, and can now
JAMES TORRANCE
Every Planter Teamster and Family ,H4hd have
this invalu .ble article. Sold by all respectable
dealers everywhere.
mhls-d&cwIm New York.
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SPECIAL HoTICHs.

ALADDIa ALADDIN!l ALADDIN !. -
The Ladies' engaged fT ths grand spscseen y.
Drama, Of Aladdin, afe requested 20 me ~
Thcaifs, on M0NDAK morning. 81 i0ociofR.s
NH T-N M
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RICHMOND. July Gath, 1851.

: RICHMoND. July 24th, IS57.
sag DEAR SIR--It is with willing plea
sure in addition TO many others. add my testimo
ny 10 the efficacy of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT,
TIERS, in giving permanent relief IN u, sentery ana
wife having suffered several years from debtation
and other Diseases peculiar TO their sex, has found
n restorer in these valuable Bitrers. Hoping they
NAV prove successful with others with my family
Your ont servant,
j. d THOMAS.
To Mr. e BAKER. Proprietor, Richmon :. Va
For sale by all the prominent Drugg Is in the city
of Richmond and elsewhere in NirGinia Also. Of
CHARLES SToTT & Co.. Washington City, DC, ana
III STABLER * Co. Baltimore. NH oil rs
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BRooKs euUp cH-NoTICE. There will
he preaching Mt o'clock Tomorrow. at the Brooke
eitfier preaching or eneral Christian prayer
,,aat;,r NH 27-lts
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Fn1rNns, MEErING -JoHN B. CREs-

SHAW minister of the society ,f Friends, has ap-
pointed meeting at the Sd Presbyterian Church.
Church Hill, on to morrow (SABRATll) afterno. n.
at O'Clock. The public generally is respectfully
inv tied to attend. NH Zi-lt
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nazBY HENRY W. QUARLEs.-Ladies
Aucti n sale of JEWELRY at No. 2i7 Main street.
EVERY MORNING THIS WEEK, commencing at
4 o'clock. HENRY W. QuAhLES,
NIL oo-Iw Auct.
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ARREST IN NoRFoLE.-Capt. Leckie and l.. J.
Sampson. mate, eff the brig Newstoy, of Boston,
now in Norfolk, we're arrested on Thursday, on a
charge of cruel treatment of two sesmen belong
ing TO the vessel They were held in the sum of
$500 to answer
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fHe RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Gapifnl, lst JIM, 1S1S,. 81 ,4O2,900 20.

The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been In
force twelve months prior TO January LIST, 1883 and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
v,dends that have not been paid. Those holding
thecerticates will please call and COLLEGE the intt-
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Life
Insurance will please call on the Agent 203 Main
street, or for refer ence. apply TO either member OF
the Local Boari-all of whom are insured in this
Company
GEo WYrHg MUNroRD, President.
..t r Directors:
Thos p August ESQ., Jas Thomas, Jr. ESQ.,
Roger A Pryor. Esq, Rev Chas II Read.
Thes Ellis Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
Vim Paine, Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro T Coleman ND A G. Workman, NJ D,
Jas III Conway, NJ d.
CHAS T.. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lots us Main street.
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R6g. In OIL, OR WATER CoLoRs. from

Hag- In OIL, Or WATER CoLoRs. from
small AMRRorYPEs DAeuERREoTYPEs Of deceased
persons OF from BITE. are executed at tae Phot"
xranh aud Fine Art G. tery of @. W MINIS, in the
highest style of the art, at the shortest notice.
Also plain photographs, Ambrotypes, sphereo'
types and every sty 10 of likeness known. or desired
The Crayon heads of small children. as executed at
Is Galleries have gained the admiration OF all who
have seen them. Galleries on Main street. opposite
the new Gu tom House. Richmond, Va and syta-
n, ora straat Petersburg Va NH Is
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NOT TnR MAS.-The Robert Briggs sent
% JAIL Thnrsdsy last, BY the MAYOR, for getting
afnnk and abusing Dabpsy Phillips, Is not the Ro
srfgs living a. r X. Whites, Main street.
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M PKAE FAMILY BELL RIrGERs this afternoon,
at 3 o'clock. expressly for children and families.
when all the little folks" will b, admitted for
q dime. Everybody should 90
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ssarH IS TaorpLg.--An individual named Smith
presented a forged note of $1,000 for discount at
the Commercial Bank, Columbia, s. c., on We'd
nesday. The forgery was detected and Smith i'm
prisoned. In bic pocket book were found memo
randuns Of similar character, in notes TO the
amount Of $4,000. Smith may safely work A
forge. but not at forgery.
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TRIBurR OF RRsPEcr.--The shipping
10 port Yesterday had their colors at half mast as
tribute OF respect 10 Capt RoBr. NILSSON, Of tbs
Dark Clara haxall, who died recently at Rio.
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DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS. AT IL O'CLOCK

DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS AT II O'CLOCK
- fafrcnsc Of Jtterest.-These meetings, at the
Hall OF The Christian Association, have increased
IN interest steadily, and in numbers 20 the capaci-
~ OF the iiall comfortablnio accommodate the at
tendaats. The proprietor of Goddin's Hall, on the
Hour above, having kiadly consented, that room
was open yesterday, and will be in future for the
meetings. The fact that an assemblage OF gentle.
nlen rom all the walks of business, aud of ladies'
meet dey at IL O'Clock, to sing, pray and exbort
one another for an hour. upon theme so unpopu
iar IN ihis wicked worli, is one worthy of record
ana harbinger, We trust of a better dsy coming
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TuEArRs The engagement of Mr.. Charles
Mathews terminates to night. lie will appear In
three Of his best pieces and We invoke the attend
apce OF all who Wish 10 enjoy dramatic treat OF
anioubted excellence; treat such as they may
never have the opportunity of enjoying again
Hs psrsonation Of Cupt. Pater alone. to say moth
,ne OF the other characters, lie enough to compen-
safe any one for the expense of visit to the thea
ire. We hope tie house will be thronged tonight
fnlIy assured, as We are, that all who 50 will be
delighted.
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CAPE FEAR RIVER.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Secretary of War
has appointed board of commissioners. with
Professor Bache as chairman, for the purpose OF
examining the condition of Cape Fear River, the
object being to ascertain what works required
at the entrance to facilitate and preserve nayiga
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ACCIDENT TO A SUSPENSION BRIDGE
ST. joan, N. B. March 25.--Last night one third
of the flooring of the suspension bridge across the
falls, together with the stringers, gave way. The
suspending rods are hanging loose from the cable,
and the service of wire on the cable over the pill
lars seem to be cbafed.
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John 8. Martha, the lad charged with
INJECTING slabs on cnmrade named Lucien Bass'
was to have been examined before The Mayor yes
terdsy but the wounded lad was stu unaDie 10 De
present, and the case was put of again.
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WESTERN EMIGRATION.

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Western emigration ha.
fairly set in. The number of emigrants passing
through the city is very large, and daily increases
The Pacific Railroad takes up over a hundred O
day, and the Missouri River steamers are crowded
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NORFOLK, March 26-Arriyed, schr. Elizabeth
Ann, from Turks Islands.
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oWV Atehmend. March 2s--HlsA Eatsy . ,.tl
ARRIVED,
passeDReis. tudlam wason ,.s ana
steamer Belyidere. keene, Baltimore. rnd.e Lad
lam Watson "'s'' LUZ
al ssi,sh s.hr Martha, Wilson, Halifax g. ash q,
sci. sesr Winter shrub, Harrington. pe,er.burx
SAILED,
W Currie. NJ ""s''D
schr hingrold, Perry, down the risst HIN,
sehr Ly nDhaven, -, down the r,rer lisht
schrs Champion, Mitchell. James ssse,a p.a..
and Mclianahan. Mitchell for Richmond ~
tinlsre 2s.h inst. . e"as"a al BAL
Bark Sally Magee. Clements for Riehmona ..,,,a
rum Rio JANE iro about Feb 18TH H
sehrs f.y nchburg, Harris. for Richmond ana N,
carr. Racket, for City Point clear, NJ New va
arrived at do same day. "''''
sehr Scott, Birdsall. for Richmond. cleared a,
Phiiadelphia 18th inst.
Cleared at City Point, March Path. British shin
Tfley. Savannah. in ballast.
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Hezekiah Scott, free negro, caught
without COPY of his register, by the watch. was
committed to jail yesterday morning, by order Of
the Mayor.
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PuBtIc MEETIsG.-A meeting VIII De
ha,5 az the We,tham House. on the Plank Road. on
SATURDAY evening 9TH instant a. es: 20
~ cnnntv ~ Henrico and the public are invited to
attend. K number of the candidate will address
the meeting. ah w -
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CaxprroRs or LAWRENCE, STONE 6Co.--The second
: meeting Of the creditors Of Lawrence, Stone Co.
wee held In Boston on the 18th inst, and upwards
II eighty claims were proved, amounting to about
100000: This sum, with the claims proved az the
previous meeting, makes the aggregate Claims
asaipst them a. 100000.
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ras BELL RlSaxsss--The Peak Family give their
last concertas Metropolitan Hall, to night. Their
success during their scjourn 10 ample evidence Of
the merit Of the company, and we hope they will
prove equally popular wherever they 80.
performance will be given this afternoon, to
afford the ladies and children, who cannot attend
al night. an opportunity of hearing the charming
music Of the bells and Master EddIe's pretty bal
tsds.
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fE SAMPSON JONES. ESQ Dear sir:
T, heing generally understood that you are dem.
.srat viii ven submit yonr claims tas does MT:
" Ellsworth to . democratic nominating mestinsi
An early reply Is requested. rr,,ocn.cv
NH 26-2ts DEMUChAOi.
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4 TIE DARLINGTON Is. C TaAeEpr-"e Published,
come weeks ago, an account OF the proceedings OF
vigilance committee, near Darlington Court
House, c.. 1t will be remembered that an at
tempt was made TO drive some obnoxious charao'
tiers from the neiQhborhood, when desperate fight
took place, and blood was shed on both 81 es. on
"wednesday. Of last week, afty-four persons, men,
bers Of the Darlington vigilance committee, were
srraigncd together on the charge OF murder, aud
an Saturday evening the jury returned q verdict
of ,.S guilty The jury was composed of the most
,n.eieent and respectable citizens of the district.
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BsurAL 0urRAGE.--A man named Henry Mona
CHAN, public officer, committed a brutal assault
3 us,on an unofending English gentleman in Phia-
aslphia, on Wednesday last, with club, infiie'ing
dangerous and perhaps fatal injuries. Monaghan
vns arrested and committed to prison.
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AGENCY IN NoRr0I.K.
rhe L,eutenant Governorshsp.

The gentleman who now occupies the position OF
! fsc.,ss.nt fosernor Of yirginia, has published a
ery,f address to the people Of the State, annonne
tnr himself candidate for re election, subject to
,hs decision Of the Democratic party should con
vs..,on be deemed necessary. The S'sts and the
t,ny.esy both speak In highly complmentar,
,.rrs o. The competency and fidelity OF Mr.. JACK
sox. and zee no occasion for aconvsntion Of the
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THE KANSAS BILL.-In the course of the debate in
the House of Representatives. on Thursday, it WIS
announced, as the result of conference between
Messrs. Stephens, Of Georgia. Campbell of Ohio,
Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, and others, that
.he Senate bill for the admission of Kansas
shall be taken up on Thursday next at O'Clock,
With view Ia coming to a vote upon It,
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/. LET 0rr.--Four negroes, arrested on
Thursday night for riding in a hack owned BY y.
n. Grafton, without the consent Of their owners.
were let off by the Mayor yesterday morning. u
appearing that two of the party had been TO Rev.
Mr. Ryiand's to get married, and we're rstnrning
home IN anticipation ofa great deal moro ease and
comfort than they obtained.
sfJane BackburH, white, was lodged in the cage
for getting intoxicated and lying In the streets,
hut got her discharge by promising to mend her
ways
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BEDFORD sESTissL.--Mr. VIM. d. Robertson has
dissolved his connection with the Bedford (Va9
eecsinel, aud the paper Is now under Che control
of Messrs VIM. Davis White and Jacob Echols.
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3HrBQnAPH1C HHWn
a1fonrxD ron THE DAILY DfsrATCH
AHRlvA AL OF TEE NIAGARA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
FRANCE AND ENGEAND REccNrTLED.
Decline In cotton, &c, sc.

HALIFAX March 26.-The steamship Niagara.
from Liverpool March 18th, arrived here THIS
morning. go
The british Heusa OF Commons assembled ON
the 18th. when Mr. .Disraeli announced thu fecssp'
al n yery satisfactory note from the French gov.
eminent aud termination OF the mIsunderstand
In between the two countries
The appeal Of 0rsini and his accompices bas
beeu refused. and their execution will take place
in accordance with the sentence OF the COURT
Arrests continue throughout France.
There are rumors OF unsatisfactory news from
India. but the dispatches had not reached Liver
pool when the Niagara sailed.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lirt91,oo March l3,-Cotton has declined - to
I'D, owing to heavy imports. Sales u the week
Il 900 bales
Rreadstuffs and Provisions dull.
Consols 965sae62.
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TIE PRIcE OF IcE--Tbe different ice companies
of Philadelphia have agreed upon the following
scale Of prices for the of 1853 Quarter peck
per day, 80 cents per week. half peck per dar, IS
cents per week; one peckper day, 81 per week; one
.busbei. 90 cents: half bushel, 20 cents.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN BALTIMoRE.-A fire occurred
In South Frederick street. Baltimore, and the adja
cent neighborhood, early Thursday morning,
which destroyed property TO the amount OF $780,
g 600. The principal sufferers are Cook Johuson
Joshua NIbblet, Vim. McCapn,Dr. Augustine Huet
the German Arbeiter Association, DIR. John NJ.
,ohaston, and Henry White. The property was
nearly all insured
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Lost.

ObT--MY FREE PAPERS. some.
~ where about Rockets wharyee. rhsx 80 !.
no boz liberal reward win be paid Tor thsr ~ ~
hw m,u g ne HENRY WILLIAMS.
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MECHANICS BALL.
N d II &c X

~ NOTICE.
THE JOURNETNEN c0RDWaINERS,
OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND,
Beg leave to inform thu citizens and public at large
that they ere about 10 give a
Grand Fancy Ball,
On Thursday Might, April sth,
To which they cordial invite their friends and the
public generally 10 participate in the entertainment
given on that occasion. Having obtained the
HALL0yER THE FIRST MARKET,
without price, they determined to bring forward
entertainment not inferior to anything OF tho
like that has been given tbi His Exeellency.
the Governor of this State, and many other erntle
men, are invited. together with the Mayor Of the
city. They dc sincerely hope that the Blight Honor
able Gentlemen will favor them with their presence
on that occasion.
sS- Mr. SMITHS SPLENDID BAND is engaged
for that occasion.
IT, TICKETS 81. for q Gentleman and two La
dies BALL 10 comm nee at O'Clock. GRAND
ENTRY at halfpasts
~ For particulars consult the underslgnsdc com
mittae. PHILIP REILLY.
THQsAS FDWYER,
WILLIAM SHIELDS,
FRANCIS j BRENT
NH 36-2w* WILLIAM AULD.
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NosRos WARD.

To rRs VoTERs OF HEYRIco
SSusrs.-I hs,eey announce m ysen = candidate for
ne gmce Of CQMMIs3I0A ER OF TIE KEyENIIE
wr se upper District. nj the Approaching election
M ssssssstully solicit ycur. sufrages should /
n.seasre % elect me, promise 10 disc barge
I'D A-otdes JAMES D. Vaughan
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SHooKog WAREHOUSE was stated
m this cpinmn yvstefdsy, that there we're 1908
hhds. Of tobacco stored ct this places which, when
cold, would bring q large sum-, &c. y u true
that the number Il about right stated but there
are only 800 hhda, II 20 many, for sale; the ftss
are stored BY purchasers aud called for when
warted or, rather aftsr being bsught. are not re-
moved tili wanted by the owners. There y no
halter market for tobacco In the word than Rich-
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Ciry GAuaER.--I beg my friends and
date for tho above Office. BUSINESS epuaaements
have prevented me fr.,m canvassing as YET. but /
+ hepe frw evenings hence TO meet my Opponents
before The people: when shall endeayor 10 show
am at lea.t better eutitied 10 the support of the
Democracy than either Of my Opponents
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