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COMMISSIONERS.

AS- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, OF.
PEA DISTRICT, HENRiC0 COUNTY II announce
myself candidate for the COMMISSION ERsHIP
OF the Upper District of Henrico county. In ths
place OF Jacob Keesee. resigned. and respectfully
faithfully. up 7--diesM ~ !. w Y LAWTON.
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/ NEW Article roR SMOKERS =

uVTENLEAF'S ANTI NERVOUS CIGARS.-The
sris.g p these Ciays having dcVote cd mucss time
sgl aiuGy experimenting OpOn tobacco. has at last
scg ,iY producing article Isr superior Ia any
tu.pg set offered ~ the public.
TH.} itaNe already been introduced into the lar
Sr ,rur< with eatire success; having been pro
arHHraa by tte press 10 he a better article than
Nru-.-Hts et the imported ones, which opinion
''s h'>n ouphatira'ly endorsed by connnoiscurs oi
On rcu,sf-
Ia Undersigned having taken the agency for
tHes- & ars would most respectfully invite all who
who wl'h for wholesome, frag grant article that Is
Warranted. aud will De found upon trial not To- in.
pare tr helth to call and examine for themselves
For sale Wholesale ani retail by
W COREY & co
uil Sims a IA Rrgsl Stre.t
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DECISION C0NFIRMED-The decision of the col
iector at Baltimore has, on appeal, been confirmed
by the Secretary of the Treasury, in charging a
duty of a per cent. on guitar strings" composed
OF metal and silk. The importers claimed entry
at a duty OF l5 per cent. the rate assessed on
strings for musical instruments composed of whip
uutOr cat
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LOVERS QUARRELs.-Young Newman, who created
so much excitement in ST. Paul's church, Brook
lyn, n. Y, by attempting to stab Miss Bennettone
of the ladies connected with the choir because she
had refused his addresses protests now that it
''all in iun" The lady herself is said TO be inter
ceding for his discharge from custody.
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LIBERIAN AFRICAN ExPLeRATIoN.-The interior of
Western Africa is to be explored by the Rev
George L. Seymour, colored emigrant from Hart
ford, Connecticut, Of twelve years standing, and
now a minister in the Methodist Church. The
exploration will be at the instance of private cit
Zens and the government Of Liberia, by whom
several hundred dollars have been contributed to
aid the enterprise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

IRELAND.-A Belfast paper, which devotes much
attention to agricultural matters with salts
faction that the extent of soil turned by the
plough in the north Of Ireland this exceeds
hy large figure that of any year since the famine
Southwark the reports are equally gratifying; but
there is drawback upon the prospects, serious
fail in the prices Of almost everything which the
farmer supplies.
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No 30 Main street,
One door below l4th street
ap Inns


NESS TAEEN2-At GIBBS. of course where every one
that wants decent picture and not a carricature
ilwGys 20. Besides we have never been deceiy,
at by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out By
scores OF persons We take pleasure in saying that III
addition 10 our inImta5c AMBRDTYPE we are now
both plain and coored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy OF likeness, are equailet bv few and sur.
passed by n0sc Pictures Of ali kinds accurately CO..
g'.s aud warranted 10 please at moderate pricts-
AMSRoTi PES at one dollar and upwards al Ct RBS'
tenpis of ArtCoEiuthan Hall Main street, between
sh and 10th.
L. IL m
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P. e. GIBBS.
I@PLAIN sTArEmEsTs or FAorg

DE-. HAMPTON, 2ow aged SO years speaks. Hear him.
, are yon sick Beware Of im,tatlons Ask for
Hamptqps Vegetable THGture Tke many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
;ounterteitng
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
stand the test OF public opinion. No art Of putting
ian gaiVanZe worthless article, to Keep il up
~ a good medicine, If il be really So
good medicine will live become popular and ex.
tend its sales year after year, in spite Of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
ot them passes iTeIn mouth to mouth with more
pidtty Imam newspapers can spread il. living WIT
ness testlymg to the cure medicine has made for
him, is OF more service than any newspaper adver.
Using.
In proof of what We say above, We refer you to
Hanpt0n's Vegetable IinctGre ana Its effects
MIR NM. HIGH, No 19J Soath naCl street, Balti.
more, cGrod Of Rheumatism Dyspepsia and Nervous
'isetse.
MG EDWIN NJ spRANKLlN. No. q Register street
baltimore most dreadful case of Serofula OF years
tag ling lost number OF pisces of bone restored TO
Miss MARY soop1Elp Teacher, No. go Baltimore
etreether case, alter years o suffering, has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call % see her.
Mr.. VIM oldham, ot Baltimore Custom House, sui
tfrsd from these complaints t1r Is months with body
tou . Vegetable Tncturo after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION sc
Nr Honry &, WinnA4d acough for years great
weakness, &C. had Ill all i've OF six pIysiciaus tried
dit hf remeSss but t,D %ss SCI Snred s., SnS ., by
Es- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Soii by PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Richmond; b,
Petersburg: by MORTIMER Il M0WBRAY, Ealti.
more and by D ug gsts and Shopkeepers everywhere.
sns-Sl per bottle: six bottles for 81. --d6o
s4- HARTsHoRSG' HEALTH REsToR-
sR, OR SARsAPARILLA CORDIAL The LitesQf the Flesh
iS iR the Bi0Gt.-PRErARED BY CHEASF.-The best
Restorer of Health, aud the best Blood Purifying
Compound in the World 1t does net contain n paI.
tiele of Mercury. The above preparation il suited
tn the impaired and weakened condition of the hui
race; il invig0rates the whole constitution;
moves all pimp-5 and erGptions from the skin; gives
ali atAtl
'ulsrly adapted 10 the weakening complaints Of the
seX.
1t is perfect cordial in taste. and acts like
harm upon the feelings spirits and energies of the
weak and debilitated from aEy cause
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents.
Sold by'all Druggists in Richm1ud,- Norfolk aud
'OrtsmOuth. NH 3l--d&cw3m
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s.,s~ sAxAroaA EMPIRE SPRING Wafer.

This " stcF fresh from the spring, can Ice obtained
ST. MesSrs PURCrlI 'pn Co.'S, No, IN Main street
Richmond, Va hy the gT0Ss or simple box Also for
:, at All Ike piucipal Drag Stores ia the city for
Analysis directions Tor aSe and certificates of emf
,r.f physicians. see crcClar, which can be obtained
aI sac Dag Stores.
Orders may be addressed to tGe proprieiors q. W
ESTttN & Co. Saratoga Springs OF at their nc-
l.st q. Bar lay street New York. ap i6-3u
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Our people have

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Our people have
evidently determined on holding an Agricultural
Fair this fall; and from present Indications il will
prove highly creditable to the city and State -
This movement Is not intended, 81 some have su D.
posed, to be in opposition to the State Fair to be
held In Petersburg. So Gar from it, the Fair hero
will precede that, one week, and by so doing will
give the State Fair the advantage of the labors of
the friends of the Richmond Fair, to be turned To
their own account Not only will they have the
use OF the stock poultry, machinery, etc, brought
together by our Fair, but in addition will bave all
that the friends of the State Society can control
One object in holding Fair here is TO keep up an
intercourse with the people of tho State, aud 10
aid, by liberal premiums, in stimulating agricu-
turalists stock raisers, mechanics and manufactu.
rers to improvements that must be generally be-
neficia
The Mechanics Fair, which will take place at
the same time, will surpass anything of It's kind
ever held in the South, and will therefore prove
additional attraction to strangers to visit Rich
mond. And should not our people labor to ensure
the visits OF their country friends at least once
year? Are We not as dependent on the country
for custom, as it is US for certain supplies p
The people will always go where the greatest in
ducemeDts are offered them TO make their pur.
chases, or to seek for pleasure and we know that
no other city in the State can surpass Richmond
in attractions. Is it not reasonable then TO sup
pose that all who have articles for exhibition, will
first take the chances for premiums here, aud
then, when the fair is closed, call upon the
'Cockaders" and try theIluck with the State Fair
Let us offer liberal premiums to exhibitors, and
they will not only come themselves, but bring
with them their friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

INDIAN DEPREDATI0Ns IN TExAs.-Great eonster-
nation was caused ia Brownsville Texas, an the
night of the lat instant, by the receipt OF inteli
geDce that party of nine Indians had attack ed a
party of herdsmeD that day on Palo Alto prairie
and killed one of them named fiaspar GIaevecke n
citizen of Brownsville. Palo Alto prairie is some
twelve miles frcm that city. The Indians, after
committing the murder, took number Of horses,
mounted, aud crossed over into Mexico. They
were pursued, ovefAtken and hye of them killed
and the stolen horses all recovered. The pursn
ers we're Mexieans from the American side, aided
by the Mexican authorities
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8. MICH. DAVIS.
r0y- To YHn VorEaa oy H,r,,c

JoUNIY.-I take this method OF announcing myvelf
candidate TOR the Sherifaty Of Hcnrico ceunty at
devote all OF my time to the ofce and to discharge
ts duties as the law directs. will Try and see tie
in the meantime refer all such as wish 70 ascer-
tain my fitness for the office To my nsighbors and
to John NJ Gregory. Esq, John b. Young Rso and
b the Justices Of henrico county. fr'T
A., IN aD--ttde -5g "a r. j OARTUp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


EsSs~ " ii is a coed picture You want.
g. a. Old Whitehursts Gallery, - Main street
where yea sili not be over charged. WATSON tab es
pi. lure, Which viii bear inspection. EXauiine his
specimens Ph0t graphs kBbrotype pee Crayon Heads
M,aneots pcs. PAaotypes, aud NielleogFaphs aud
pha!osras,ais ou siik or Caabric ksndkerchiefs
tHd uaeue4 reotypcS copied tro,a sEaall pictures
AMI enlarged tuany Nl1c.
Pictures taken IN. m g q cents rain shine. Pho
fngtaphS ftom s..
kI<6 Phu;.tg raphs oi the Washington Monument
first class copy, To..y and tor sale. Call at
WATSON a SONS
IA youGg Inan wanted, 20 loara the busi
nCss. az lu-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

ssS 4HpN bh NbN II --- Ht DSsl DdT-
gtiuA.eytr offered at the Auction Store ot Henry W
Qusrics. No. Iid Main street until Saturday April
utiI. S?'s1 worth OF RICH Jaw ELtl al auction
aud private sale. aIvs auCtion Thurs lay and Fri
day mornings at ~ O'Clock. GentitnIcns auction
every ut,shF at O'Clock The above goods are o
IL. very finest quality. being the stock of retaii
m,Jrh8nt from the North, aud must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W QUARLES
apS NoIrn Main Street
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ARREST oE AN ALLEGED FoRGER--H. ID. Stone,
who was arrested in Springfield Saturday for
forgeries, in Worcester, Mass, held to bail in
the sum of 81 900. He was also arrested for debts
amounting t" 900, and in default of bail to the
amount of & 1000 was committed to iail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

CH,NGE.-The list of members of the Con-
gress, (thirty years ago. as published in Niles
Register, of December, 1925, contains the full
names of every member of the House of Repre-
sentatives but one There was a new member
be found out by the compiler, and so he put him
down thus: - Polk. Twenty years afterwards,
this obscure gentleman, of whose identity there
was so much question in '25 was elected President
of the United STATES.
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IMPORTANT DEcisIoN.--In the District Court OF
Alieghany county, Pa, held at Pittsburg, on writ
OF hd6edS corpus, Mrs MaTgaretta Hamilton sought
TO recover the guardianship of three of her chill.
dren, aged, respectively, IL, IL and years. who
by their fathers will, had been taken from her
protection and confded to relatives of the father
10 be brought up In the Protestant faith. The
Court decided that the father had right 10 ''de-
wise the custody of any minor child during his or
her minority" to any person whatsoever, aud AS it
was not shown that the children were many way
restrained OF their liberty, the mothers applica-
tion was not allowed, but the children were re.
manded to the custody of their uncle.
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NAVAL INTELLIGESeE.-Lieut.A A J. Hays, United
States Mariue Corps, has been ordered to the com.
maud of the marine guard of the United States
sieop-otwar Macedonian. ready for sea at
Boston, and soon TO go in commission.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,

k3 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY or
hIeHMoND-fELLow CIrIzgss:-I am before you a
a acandidats for reelection 10 the ofice Of CLERE
OF the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond In
which you were kind enough to place me peerly
six years since, and the duties Of which have 10
the best Of my ability. endeavored to rform. con-
NH Ibid p EUsTAcE RoBINsoN.
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SMu6GLING.--A custom house officer in Boston
stepped gentleman with carpet bag, f" who was
leaving the steamship America and on inspecting
the contents of tue bag, found $1,000 OF jewelry
which he wished to pass without paying the
duties. The gentleman pretended that the jewel
nv was of American manufacture aud he had TAX en-
ID aboard, but that dodge would not do, and il Is
likely that il will be forfeited.
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DAr's WHAT sfIssus MAKES HRaRN 0B.-The Hen
dersou {Ky.l Cdmmsrcial tells the story Of a fash.
ionable .iady of Color who WAS promenading tue
streets on Sunday last, when all at once, newspa-
pers commenced falling. and her dimens ions con-
tracing until about fifty papers were strewn upon
the street. nor was she of the iosa until lit
tie darkey Just behind exclaimed at the top Of bis
voice, "Lor msssy. rs do believe DAT niger 10
made Of newspapers This raised tie 'siady's"
ire, when she retorted by exciaiming, fYou fool
boy, dat's what missna makes hearn OBJ"
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n~ 1 AM A CANDIDATE FOE fus Or
sIeEoF CON WHATSOEVER or TIE kKvENUn Zoe
the Upper District Of the county of Henrico, at the
NH i5-tds DANIEL y aARDNIR
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Ia CLERKsHIP or THE CIRcUIr CoURr
OF HEsRIco. AT the request Of many of my kisads,
/ ANNOUNCE myself candidate for ths once u
NH 8--dtdes tss JOUNSOH 6AH6a
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The Ericsson EXCURSION TO THE MEDITERRANEAN
This excursion seems to have been abandoned, not
more than half dozen berths having been taken
up to the 14th The Ericsson to have sailed
ou the lst of May. She is new up for Bremen
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MULES FOR THE ARMY.-Under the contract for
furnishing muies for the army the stock raisers
OF sangamon county, Illinois. hsys furnished and
forwarded TO Sc. Louis two hundred and seventeen
mules The total amount for which they sold is
$4,000, very snug little sum.
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ABUsIvE.-Samuel Gennett was before

the Mayor yesterday for using indecent, threaten
ing and abusive language to James Roach. Sam
had been partaking of fire water freely that he
had no control of his tongue, and therefore hoped
that the court would pardon him: bnt the fact
that he had drawn a pistol and threatened to
shoot. convinced his Honor that he should under
90 some punishment He was therefore fined 81
for being tipsey, and then held to bail for bis fn-
ture good behavior in the sum of 800.
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SPscIAL NoTIcs.
SELLING OFF BELOW COST


The undersigned respectfully announce 10 the
public that they have concluded to close their tsi
ness. ami will now offer their entire stock Of
RE1DIAADE CLOTHING,
AZ y per cent hess than the original cost Country
Merchants viii do well 10 call upon us and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, very neatly made up assortment of Chill
drens and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO HEXTER & BRO,
No 20 Main street
an l. Int O..nA H.. H.. .r..l
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1N DUDLEY Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINES r;na nRAN-
oiks, Old WHiskEYs aud CIGARS, No. " Main
In
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DEATH.-0ffieial information has been received
at the Navy Department of the death fCapt. Ben
Jamia Page, at New York on the 10th inst Capt
Page was on the retired list He had seen eighteen
years active service, and was last at sea In 1885,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

REslasED Mr., James III. Williams, for twenty
years United States consul at Sydney, Australia
having resigned bis office. has been succeeded by
Mr. Robert d. Merreil of the firm OF Merrell 4
Leayitt.
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AN ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY rnor Bashford
OF ofWsconsin, states that he offered $3.50 900 to
approve of the first bill reported for dis strbuting
roads Of that State
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Hu6H MmLER's CAmsET.--A nobleman has Offer
cd 81 900 for Hugh Miller's geological museum,
aud an offer of 900 gnineas has como from Ameri
ea Government offers f5Oo, and it Is proposed
TO raise Coco more by subscription.
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SHIPMENT OF Coos SKfss.--A shipment of Is, COO
eoob skins was made in single lot from Chicago
on the 10th inst, for London, by way of New
York. The average value of the skins 10 about
City cents each. They were made up into bales
of three hundred skins each.
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,elved, ny Adains Express, a fresh lot of Swedish
LEhCliES which will be applied upon most reason
iels terms, 'H
Z. s.-Cuppins aud LeechiEg promptly attended
TO- Can bs found at all hours of the day at the Hair
ureesing Room under the American Hotel and AT
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill
my S'-S X. 9. H0BSON
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sg- TO THE VOTERS on DISTRICT NO. 8,
HENRIC0 COUNTY, am Candidate for the Of
fice Of CONSTABLE IN the Third District. ehoald
ite your psa=nre. fellow citizens 10 elect me, the
duties OF the Office shall be discharged with prompt
ne-s and fidelity. Election Fourth Thursday In May
aext. ts SEE II - =
ap 3-dtds ss sl1Qsessa WM. II. TYLk8.
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M- no rHR YorrRs nr Hrxan

COUNTY, hereby announce myself Q candidate for
the office OF COMMISSION EH OF THE kkVENUn
,orthe upper pistrct. At the appIoachins elsctDn.
lie your pleasure elect me- promise to discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and punctuAily
NH H-dtdes JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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A fellow out West gets on the following dehni-
tion of q widow "0ne who knows what's what,
and Is desirous Of further information on the same
subject
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLafURE "A bill to legisiate
Judge wiimot out of Office has passed the Peuu-
sylvauis Senate. The bill to erect monument In
honor to the Peunsy lvania volunteers who fsIl iu
the war with Mexico, has passed both branches.
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single Baths 70 cents. or . tickets for 81 ap 10
hH- The THIRTY-FItTu annual meet

ing oi the Medical Society Of Virginia vii, be held
in ne city o. Richmond, the fourth TUESDAY
LIN o. APRIL next Delegates viii be chosen 10 re-
ieSsnt the state Society in the American Medical
ASSN IatioD, which viii meet in Washinato,, the
ensuing week WN " pInRSp' ''e
NH i7-2aw6w apIG-ifd s..,rasa 80
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COMMERCIAL CoSvENTIos.--0 read
ers are requested 10 attend at the City Hall this
afternoon. 20 appoint delegates to the Southe TO
Commercial Convention, which will meet In Mont
goGiery, Ala, next month.
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PArAL fus.-Some mischiesous boy stretched .
rope across Circus street. New Orleans, on the
night of the ilth inst, by which James Lawrsy
tripped up, and 80 injured, that be died tn -
hours E9M
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TAG MISSISSIPPI RIvsR.-The depth OF water In
the Mississippi ut New Orleans, on the 18th inst,
was six inches below high water mark,
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SERIoUsLY IsJuRED.--A servant girl
was run over, while crossing the street, by horse
and buggy, asd 50 seriously injured that her life
10 believed to be In danger.
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THE EXAMINATION Of the late Captain
andMates Of the bark oetasio, for the murder OF
William Ennis, will take place before Judge Hal
lyburton today.
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oP HKsRIco-I am a candidate for the once of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
district of the County. at the ensuing election in
NH 2s--tdo Ono w CARTRn.
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n9~ BATHs BARNS, BATHS Hot,
Sold ana shower Baths can b. had daily at ali
ssYars, at the American lair Cutting, Shaving and
SSaainnooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Enlfance on nth street.
single Baths n cpnta ar q ffCk,fs al IA
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SERIOUS CHARaE.-A physician in Harrisburg,
Pa. has been committed 20 Jail on the charge OF
causing the death Of Ann Ellen Mccoy, aged q,
by abortion.
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A MAIN OF Cocks will be fought to-
day on yauxhall Island. Virginia against North
Carolina. There were twenty-one chickens shown
and twenty matches.
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~. To rup Vorzpa ar

HESRIOa-I am a candidate for the Office Of CON.
MISSIONER uF THE REVENUE for the Up
District Of the county. and respectfully soicit
'Inf NH iS.ed iS0dtd q "A' n' ] ooRsIN BURTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N. Dn. Jonx b. w.1ru.rx n

Ss DR.. GIBSON has removed Ia FranIisn
street, one door west of 7th street An s-Ioys
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PosT OFFICE AFPAIRs-Fi FirDinta -4ppoiatmeats-
Geo. NJ. Wnn, postmaster at Cady's Tunnel, Bath
comfy, Va, vice Leonard C. Watson, resigned -
j. b. Burts, postmaster at Persmmon Creek, Che
rokee county, Va, vice K. M. Craigs, resigned
Jordan r. Mcmillan, postmaster at Fort Ridge
Marshall county, Va, vice John Ii. Robinson, re-
signed. George Quisenberry, postmaster at State
Mills, Rappahannock county, Va, Vice Thomas IL
Johnson, resigned William F. Baker, postmaster
at Annsyille, RappahannOck county, Va, vice Ro
q. Lateam, resigned. Henry A. Morrison, postmas-
ter at Estilville, Scott county, Va, vice Henry c.
Wood, resigned.