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LATER FROM MExrc,.-The New Orleans payer

LATER FROM MExIco.-The New Orleans papers
received by mail, contain adVices from the Rio
Grande to the lst inst. 1t is reported that Duran
90 has pronounced in favor OF Gan. Zuloaeo and
against the Liberals. Gen. Parodi's forces TO a
man, have deserted and Joined those of Zuloago--
At New Leon the forces too weak to accom- plish
anything. Curayoial was TO leave immediately for
fampeco, with but few troops Three Poems at San
Louis have been found guilty of an intention to
assassinate Vidanrri, Cara and Zayas, and were
hung. Information has been received to the ef-
feet that Gen. Eidaurri's forces under Gen Suspa,
bad failed to make any impression at San Louis,
end rstreated The dates from Monterey are to
the 2lst ult. Gen. Vidaurri's army was in fine
condition, and enthusiastically awaiting the
rumored approach of 5000 government troops
Gen. UcnniDgsen arrived at Monterey the 18th.
Col. Lockridge had opened a correspondence with
Gen. Nidanrri, offering his services subsequently
he defended the hecharacter Of Gen Henuingsen and
his offer was rejected by Gen. Nidaurri
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cOMNIss,OsERs.

ss- COMMISSIONER a. THE REVENUE, UP.
PER DISTRICT. HENRICO CUUNTY.-Ia announce
myself candidate for the COMMISSIONS kk6HIP
of the Upper District OF Henrico county, in The
place OF Jacob keesee. resigned. and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election nth May.
If felscted will discharge the duties Of tbs once
faithfully. ap 1-dt2oM - vi LAWTON.
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ANOTHER DETENTION OF AN AMERICAN VEssEt pr
A BRITISH CRUIsER-Capt Bray of the brig Robert
Wing which arrived at Boston Monday morning,
reports of Insgua on the 29th nit, boat from a
British Cruiser came along side, aud eIamIsed
the bri,'s papers. Preyoas to sending the boat,
the Cruiser fired a gun There was a ship and
schooner in company at the time. The schoo-
ner was detained on suspicion of being SLAYER.
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~ TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
hIrHMoND-After advising with my friends, aud
stthe request of some of thern l announce myself
Candidate for the Office of Commissioners or
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, Qnwhich have
resided for twenty yesrsD in the place of Mr.. Humid
icy. who will not be again candidate, ut the cleo
onto be held on the 2th day of May next have
served you police officer tor the last seven years,
and shout be pleased to receive your support for the
above office. a w H TYLER,
-le.N-
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sGs STAnPEp COLLARS AND BANDS
rr workiag: also. Stamped Linen Bands and
ecvcs for iaiies, LADIES' BAZAAR
ap np--lm No las Broad street.
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EsS~ SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER.

This Water, fresh from the Spring can be obtained
d, NessTs PURCELL, ADD Co.'S, No l22 Main street
Isl hmnnf Va. by the gross OF simple box Also, tor
sale 1t all the principal Drug Stores in the city. For
analysis directions for use and certificates OF emil
IT hysiciaGs, see circular which can be obtained
81 'ht. u, ~ Stores.
orders mag be addressed tn the Proprietors. G. W.
WESTON s Co. Saratoga Springs or at their De
PIT s Barclay street, New York. ap l6-3m
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CptnIy.r MATTERS i'm Charlottesville, Va, Mrs
Miller convicted of arson and larceny, has beon
sentenced to one year In the penitentiary In Mel
con CO., Va, Mr.. Ball. overseer for Col j, Shelton,
uas sentenced to the penitentisry for five years,
for the murder Of one of his employers slaves.
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MURDER OF A WIrE-0n Tuesday last, Mt Ale
ghany city, Pa, Louisa Evans young married wo-
man, was found lying dead with her throat
eut in her osn hOuse. Her iDhnt was lying dead
near her and her husband pacing to aud fro
in the room. Her clothing was fire and the
body badly burned. bloody razor was found In
her husbands room. He was arrested.
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The Raleigh IN CT Standard notices the ship
ment OF printing paper manufactured there TO New
York.
The St Louis Democrat learns of 10000 Texas
cattle now moving northward, that will be In ILL
nois, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas, in the fall.
Typhoid fever prevails in central Alabama, at
present, In a u epidemic form.
Miss Avonia Jones, will visit Baltimore this
week, to perform a. the benefit Of Miss Mary DeT-
Lin.
There were $50 deaths in Philadelphia last week,
80 consumption.
Hon. Asa Child, late Lieutenant Governor OF h.ss
sachusetts, died suddenly on Tuesday, at Aorwich,
Conn.
The working day In Switzerland are from four
teen 70 nineteen hours. Wages for children i've
cents day; women, from sixteen TO thirty; men
from forty 10 fifty.
Mayor Tieman, OF New York. hasbeen presented
with chaise aud harness by some merchants OF
Boston.
Orders were received At the Norfolk Navy Yard,
Friday, 10 detain the Colorado 10 Hampton hoaaa,
but they eaaie too late.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

THE GRASD JURY of the Hastings
Court met on Saturday last and made present
Eients against the following persons
Albert II. GotF, for uniawfuily, falsely and cor
ruptly procuring q register for Ieaac, slave to
Albeit Aiken, by swearing that be free ne
gro, born Of free mother, aud that his name was
Isaac Jefferson.
v william II. Jones, for selling goods. wares and
merchandise, without having obtained a license
50 TO do Two cases.
Martha Drew for violcntiy assaultiug and beat
ing Mary Dwyer, on the 18th OF January.
Edward Bullmiller, two cases, for permitting
unlawful assemblies of negroes in his house.
MARX Kahn. for practicing medicine without
having obtained license to d. so.
The Grand Jury then adj )urnei sine die.
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ns- 10 rnE YorERs oF HENRIoo CouN.

TY FELLOW CITIZENS: l am candilate for the Of.
fee of CUMMI SSlONER OF IHE REV ENUE OF
the Lower District Of said county and solicit your
votes the 27th of the present month, (Aay.) and
al huugh " hewer Of wood and u drawer OF water,
profess understand the duties Of the Office hav-
ing acted rs deputy two years in said district; and
ii it should ba your pleasure to GleCt me- the duties
shall be done according to law.
Respectfully, JOHN A EACHO.
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siRoIsIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL So.
Ioa the 10Th OF this month, Al will he .sao
p, ~ notice ia another eoiann the Exscptive
nj. oI 'ee Virginia Central Agricultural Society
.,ss. Ia this city to organise, and elect s
sri,s,1a Hne Areasufer. We have no doubt that
sha, 90 man Tor the place will be selected, aud
s,hs.,,s,N e WI go to work by correspondence and
WISE 70 ensnTe handsome fair pext fan
i,, hne people oi kchmoud, Hsurico and the adion.
~. nave u IN their power TO make the
in Virginia; and il they do this, the fair next fail
cannot fail of success Wv "a" AeA1 iAii
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ua-woR1H Rs4plSo.-why is it that

many suffer al repine aud drag out a miserable
.&7i"nce EIbttel tor rhe edJoy yments, end even or
l'IhrF pursuits O life, when relief may DO obtained
ana heat'n aud yiG.r restored. by treatment at
'lIe nY"nirnt aud safe as we'll pernano in Its
lAsr4Cgrr9
L. tnpe" who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tAttlnt ~ loss ~ appetite, YigJr, &C, the uudoF-
7!th"4 tenders has professional services, assuring
A -uh rrrs, IN cAndvr ami sincerity. pleasant, con
''h' 'in proper perceptions, thoronxh cure
es' <'Nhi bpiy and mind, withOut unpleasant re-
'ul.ii ne OF hndlancc ir rm ordinary busIncss pItr
All fi"'ts"s a private pature, from whatsoever
NS rilhrr recent chronic stn lures, an IrTita-
'' blti4'F- ~, also. scrJtula asthma, Rheuma-
"1h, f'7, d., sktliiuiiy and successfully treated.
~ htfRi1 can t9 consulted daily, at his rooiits
,',i ~ Nam street above Jith, and opposite the
ii'h ii"t'i. y . ~, 80 floor. Entrance on Main,
f'G door above tn street
''"N th.F date until the LIST If June. Pr. HARRIS
i'i De ~ his o1ce WetGc csiays, Thursf .ys and
'','' u' tday eveHing, he may be consulted from
'y Ito NJ and to = PM app 2g-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

IN the U. s. Court on Saturday, Dis
trict Attorney Gregory opened tho argument in
the case Of the United States rs. Thomas T. Moore
and was followed by Mr. Crenshaw on behalf Of
the prisoner At 4 o'clock r. NJ owing to the
sickness of juror and the imprehsbiiity Of the
termination of the trial that day, the Judge or
derei an Adjournment until this morning, when
Mr.. Crump viii commence his plea for the de-
fence
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kcS INTERESTING TO LADIES. - When
=" Wy course of human eVeuts. Laoies and Gentle
tH ios ore ii their Rrtatest natural attractions
40 ~ halr--lt becomes matter OF serious in-
@ice, &pd ils question u.s. What shall we do 20
a. '4e latf from falling eil and restore It's sigor
fiy h m a4ty In reply TO tis qaery, We beg 70 say
f. = DE. DE. iAsAie' HAIR PROMOTER and IMPEoyER. a
g.. @pphcatioDs Will stop the hair falling or break
VI remove oaDdruff, keep the scalp clean and
5 r. ana lmpaft freshness and yigor 20 the hair
H. @ltnoHgb yoH may have been bald twenty yeafs
y I s2lthurd nss Ut II two months VIII insure you
i ufiant head of hair Call and get bottle and
!, ~ tAiished, eter the second application. retnrn
" ~ ~ Set the price paid.
g. 80 ~ t9r Dir. Harris Hair Promoter aud Jmproyer
''1 ID Richmond. by
w PETERSON. Druggist.
4y ig-sa
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THE FATHER OF RaCHEL's CHnDRrN.-It appears
from an advertisement for the sale OF the late Mad
ame Rachel's mansion, in the Rue Truden posted
on all the walls of Paris, on the 9th, that Count
Nalewski, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, has in
the forms admitted by French law, ack wledged
himself to be the father of one of her children,
who, with his exceIlency's sanction. bears the
name Of Alexander Antonipa Walewski.
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PRICE CENT.

a fErirIoy to the Common Council is
,a,S,sa " pe circulated among the clerks Of Rich
their salaries being already heavily tax e
ey the State, and beyond the eanaeitv az ,his -
pressed class to sustain. - iS 0f-
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e9~ To THE VOTERS OF THE CIrY OF
RICHMOND Il respectfully announce myself can.
dldate Tor COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
a are,eection. JESSE WHERkY.
NH p = 7.
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rns~ DupLgY & Co, Importers and
q holrSsle Dealers in Choics WINES, Fine BRAN
lI M. Old WuiSSkYs and CIGARS, No. 70 Main
o..
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DErAeINo pRorsRTY.-some three or

DEFAeING PROPERTY. Some three or
four white boys are to be examined before the
Mayor pext Wednesday, for wilifuIy defscing a
new house now being built by Mcssrs Green Al
len. This house Is situatedin the Valley, aad the
workmanship on il is of good style, but the lads
alluded 10. from sheer Yiciousness, have effected
an entrance into it and chopped and defaced the
plastering in shameful manner. If the Mayor
had the power 10 do so, 1t would be wise policy in
him TO give them large doses of hickory oil every
morning for a week, and thus improve their mo
rails by administering such antidotes to vicious
ness as their parents seem TO have neglected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN MARYLASD-A very
destructive and fearful tornado passed over
portion Of Howard, Baltimore and Hartford Coun-
ties on Tuesday last. The damage done to the
country residences farm buiidinos, fruit orchards
| shade and forest trees hardly be estimated in
dollars, but wss Of such character as to require
many thousands to replace the building Improve
ments, TO say nothing of the irreparable injury in
other respects.
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eSF- To rEE yorEHs or THB 4rH BIZ
TstcT HEsxfco I'll respectfully ofser my ser
70 n ielowsitEens, candidate for the a.
fee Of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the tth piztTict, apd
will disc harge tho duties earnestly and athfuiiys
II IL should be your pleasure 20 elect ms. Aass
sp1-fds BENJAMIN r. RkAD.
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CANDIDATES FOR oFFIcH.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

k9y~ To THE FoTEEs OF THE CRY OF
CITIZESs:-I am before you as
a candidate for reelection 70 the Office of CLERK
of the Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond, in
winch yon were KIND enough TO place nle nearly
six years SINCE aud the duties Of which have 10
the best of my ability endeay ored 10 per FORM CON
scieLtiOusly aud inpgrJialiy.
mh I7-dtd EUsTACE ROBINSON.
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A CARD.-We, the undersigned, bot

4 CARD.-We, the undersigned, bot
tiers Of Mineral Waters, Porter Ale Cider aud La
ger Beer in the city OF Richmoud from reckless
manner in which our bottles have bee USED by many
oi our customers, have reluctantly been Obliged 20
frame the following resoluton which We are deter
mined n enforce from this date:
We snall charge each aad all of cur customers
and drivers Jointly AMI seysrsily with the bottles
delivered at the rate Of % cts DOZEN the driver
keep strict bottle account aud faithfully return
the name of aay party found dellnaaeht And
would further appoint certain day, say the hrsI
Thursday OF each month, for the enstos1es and the
driver 10 have settlement Of the botife &C .ount
when the customer will be required To pay the driver
at tbs alb I'VE rates OF 80 cts per dOzea every empty
bottle missing. unless u corresponding number OF
full bottles m stock can be produced to satisfy the
drivers demand. And shouid We nnd any OF our
drivers neglectng or refusing 10 return s the name
Of any party when bottles are missing he 1.-THE
driven will be obliged to pay the above sum OF
~ cts per Dozen under pain ofiRstsnt dismissal.
We. the undersigned, grateful tor the very liberal
patronage bestowed on as By the citizens OF Rich
mond. would farther take the presest opportunity
20 fetnrn our sincere thanks to ho1e customers who
have In times pastcagrtally saved and rsturned
hotties TO those who naye not been quits care
rni We would say make mp for past dellnqusneies
p2e-,m signed mMsS3is1ASh' mss9N j IN
NJ MCCORMACK and q. MASON CO would
caution the public against purchasing trading
ior aay OF their battles either broken or ether se
. they are de.ermined to enforce the Law.
GTRAWBERRIES. .--0n aud afier Mon
fne fresh STRAWBERRIES.
Persons Wishing koTneihing very nice for prtsefs.
ing, can be supplied With any ansntity by leaving
their orders with ne day OF tso before rand
BR0okE pLEAsAATs.
far a.
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KEATING A Wn-

BEATING A WoMAN.-Joe Childrey,
free negro, charged with assaulting ard beating
Lefty Gladnan, a notoriously bad character. was
arrested and Gagged yesterday morning by officer
Seal,
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m TO TIE VOTERS OF TH

a. TO THE y0rBRs OF THE COUNTY o
HENKIoo- II am a candidate for the on.ce Of COM
MISSIONER UF TIE REyENUE for the Up
per District Of the cohty, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next. nru-ox,
mn I3--dtd CokBAH buhAONs y
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The French ply sieian. Chome, who died recently
left fortune Of 5000 00of, the produce of his pre-
fession.
Ii is said that great numbers OF the Polish ex'
lies are availing themselves Of the Cars amnesty
aud returning to their unfortunate country.
A hill has been reported in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes. providing for paid fire department in
the District Of Columbia.
Samuel Grove, formerly Of Augusta co., Va, was
found dead at Cambridge, Missouri, on the 25th
nit.
Vile. Tenn, committed suicide by hanging on the
10th inst,
Bethel Mitchell was hnDg at Wilmington, n. q.
On friday for the murder Of sbas. lie confessed
fhs deed.
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E1y yFRLLow-CITIzEHs OF TIE COUNTY
% fiESRIcoI am candidate for the ofiies ef COM
District Of the County, At the ensuing eiecton -
May next and respectfully solicit your sufffsges:
NH A5-tde GEO w CAhTk6.
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INTERESTING FAcr-An exchange paper says:-
at is fact, not, perhaps, generally known, that
Washington drew his last breath in the last hour,
in the last day the last week, in the last month
Of the last year of the eentary. He died on Sun
day night, L. O'Clock, December 81, 1870.
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NOTICE. -ENCAMPMENT AT
q aASHLAND--For the commodation of persons
nj desirous OF visiting the Eacampnient Of the igs
cJmmenciAg on Saturday, 22t instant, an Extra
Train will be run each day. SATURDAY, ed. SUN
DAY I'D, MONDAY. 24Gh, and fUE2DAY, 25tn,
leaving Kichmund at 9 O'Clock, A NJ
returning Will leave Ashland on SATURDAY Mt
81 z 81: on SUNDAY at VI; ON MONDAY At 80
2 NJ, and Oh TU zSDAY, (the night 0t the Ball. at
80 A NJ. For pers ns desTous Of attending the
Ball the Trains run as follows: IS 4 NJ, "a NJ, 4
H. aud Z 81 p NJ.
tickets for tae round trip, ST.
SAME RUTH,
Superin ntendent Transportation.
OFFICE r F& p Il X Co,}
RICHMOND. May II, 1855. my l2-td..
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ss- TO THE VOTERS or DISTRICT NO. 3,
HENRTco O0uNTY.--i am Cspd1dste foF the o.
ice Of C0NsTABL 10 the Third District. shcnh
IL be your pleasure feiow-citzers, 70 elect ne, the
duties Of the Office shalt be discharged with pfvBpe
uess and fldeiry. Election Ecurth Thrrsdsy IN MAv
aext. = -. -.
an g-dtds WM. III. TyLEH.
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a- To THs VorBRs or THE THIRD
pIsTEicT--feliew Citizens respectfully offer n.y.
self as a candidate for CONsrABLk In the above
District. and win be pleased 20 receive yoHr sotes
Tor the the 9Th OF the present meath nayD
nv s. tdes U II HULLENGTttS.
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sea- no MY FELLOW ClrIzExs or HnN-

RICO CouSTV-At the request Of many friends. j an
n0uncs myself ecanddate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE RkYENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election. and respect
fully solicit your sufrsges should IL be your plea
TO elect me, promise to discharge the duties
ap 26-tdes HUGH LONGEST.
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DIsoHARGYp - Marian Francluskii. in
aieted by the Grand Jury FOR stealing gold ring
worth IS, was tried before the Hastings Conrt
last Saturday and acquitted by the jury, who did
not leave their seats before rendering their yer'
diet The proof was too himsy for the conviction
OF any thing.
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Tna cALLEp Couar. ordered for the
examination OF Henry Richter, charged with for.
gerry, will ha held a. the CITY iiaiIto-ssay.
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BuRGLAR1oUs Acr.--0n Saturday night
last, free negro known as Lott Green. was arrest.
ed while in the act of hoisting the window of
Thomas Ferrigan's grocery TO enter it, and COM
mtted TO the cage.
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kaB~ To THE VoTsRs or TH. Crry

SIcHMoSD:-I am candidate for the ONCE of COM
NJ MMlsSIONER OF TUE REVENUE for Monroe
Wafd. ana most respectfully ask the support Of my
me g that position. 1 shall endeavor TO show. Sy
faithful discharge Of my duties, that ysur condolences
NH 2-tde NJIJR QonwTv
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A NoLLE PR1sEQUI was entered in the
IIustngs Court last Saturday, in the case of Timo-
thy Mcnamara, indicted Tor receiving stolen
wheat
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kS- To THR yorKRs or HENRI,

CousfY.-I hereby announce myself candidate for
lhs olice OF COMMISSION ER OF fHE hkVkNUk
Tor the upper District NJ the approaching election,
and respectfully solicit your sufffages. should is
he your pleasure elect mo- promise to discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune netuaily
Enh 17--dfdes JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
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LAyTrs A CORNER SFoNE.-The corner stone of
new Catholic church was laid on the property Of
The Redemptorists at Annapolis, Md on Tuesday.
by Archbishop Neumann. of tho diocese of Phila-
delphia The church will have front OF rs feet
and depth OF l30 feet.
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sl65~ AT THE REQUEST of manv AZ N

IelIowcitizens, respectfully announce myself a
grnnnalaate s y for the office of COMMISSIONER or
III TT REVENUE for Monroe Ward, aud win pledrs
ice, if elected InuN az anaeS' naeS'
my 4-dtde Ns - SAA"Ss.
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AssAULTING.-JackG George, free ne
gro, convicted before the Mayor last Satur-
day of assaulting and beating Mary FiRney, and
sentenced to punishment by stripes.
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Rg- To THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO. .,
HENRIC0 COUNTY, atn 81 candidate for re-electien to
the office Of CONSTABLE, aud should it be your
pleasure to re-ele ct ne, constant aim shall be %
continue faithfully and respectfully t. perform the
duties OF the office.
my I2-tde% JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
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LATER FROM CAMP ScorT--pRoGREss OF THE
TRAINs.-0flicial communications have been re
ceived at the headquarters of the army from
Camp Scott dated late as March l4th -
All we'll. A train FROM Fort Laramie was met near
the South Pass, and was expected TO reach the Big
sandy, tributary of the Green river, on March
lhfh.
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wmsKyy sraTIsrIcs-The total number OF gal
Ions of proof spirits distilled in England, Ireland
aud scotland In the year ending the 3lst OF Decem'
Ter last was 3223l ,455. OF these, S,S5S,l gal
Ions were distilled In England, 10,013,S6o 10 Ire
land and II, ,29e, 400 10 Scotland.
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COMMITTED Mann Thurston, a free
negro, arrested for want of register of his free.
dom, was committed to prison las. Saturday by
order of the Mayor.
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STEALING A CoAT.-Joseph Slater, a
white man. indicted for stealing coat valued at
$40, from Alexander Bowie, was arrsigEed before
the Hustng5 Court for trial, last Saturday, and
plead guilty. The Court thererpon sentenced him
to three m0nths' confinement In the Jail and chain
gang
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my To The yoTr,.c. NJ

gay 10 THE FoTERs or RrcHnoNp
" VI am candidate for re election 70 thu oHos
e-eNJ e. Son rrissiONER OF THE REV ENUE for Jcf.
your support. JNo N kR AMI 49, sUss>as
kA- Eiection day. 9th May. Three Comm ission.
ers 10 Be roted for throughout he city
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

CAPTURED Martha, slave to Mrs. Ro-
bert Mott, was arrested and Gagged last Saturday
for being runaway, and for stealing money. She
will have hearing before the Mayor this morn
ing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

LAID OvER.-The examination of Rich
ard Weston, indicted for receiving stolen tobacco,
knowing the same TO have been stolen, has been
continued until the next term of the Hastings
COurt