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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

DIEhLlNd 0hoEo. "A hS SAo wv AAo"A&
as Henry Walker, was captured and Gagged last
Sunday for having pair of shoes in his posses-
sion supposed to have been stolen. Yesterday
morning when arragned before the Mayor, a ne
gro woman usmed Betsy, hired to James NJ. Con
way, confessed that she stole the shoes from ber
master and gave them to Henry to dispose Of
This statement caused her to be arrested, and the
two were then ordered to be punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
Ea BARNS BATBs. BATHS -

Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily at ali
hours at the American Hair Cattiug Shaving and
SneGp pooiug Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on Eth street.
Single Baths 25 cents. or tickets for 81 apIIO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

BURGLARY --George, slave to Peter
Stainbeck Of Petersburg, was arraigned before the
Mayor, yesterday, for burgle~iously entering the
residence of DR.. David H. Tucker, in the night
time, on two occasions, and stealing valuables-
On Sunday night week gold locket, containing
the miniature ofa distinguished gentleman, was
carried OF, and on Tuesday night the gold watch
and chaiR of Mr.. Henry l.. Brook, was taken from
the chamber occupied by him. The prisoner was
cold by rr. Tucker in December last, and since
then has heen runaway. When arrested, the
gold chain and miniature recovered, but the
watch is N )sing. The examination was adjourned
until Friday next, to euable the Commonwealth to
secure the attendance of witnesses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

FIFTY YEARS IN PRIsoN.--A rare event has oc-
Cured in Saxony-the release of a convict after
not fewer than fifty years detention. This man
was condemned to imprisonment for life for having
formed part of notorious band of brigands, and
was sent to the prison of Waidheiu. He remain
ed there until few days ago, when he obtained a
pardon. Notwithstanding his long confinement,
he is in good health and he has returned TO his ma
tive village of Loutersdorf with sum OF zoo thai
ers the product of his labor 10 the gaoi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
sMu To THE VoTERs OF THr C,rv

RIcHNoNp.-The present incumbent, Mr. Hundley
deellnlng reelection fer the office Of ofCOMMlSSIOH-
ER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, 1 here
nd respectfully solicit your votes and pledge my
self to the faithful discharge of the duties Of the
NH 2--2m PRESTON Nj OLA RIEa
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HOUSE, BnrAKINo-On Sunday night

last the house of Mr. LoGsR, on Brooke Avenue,
was forciby entered by window, in his absence,
and his trunk and carpet bag removed to bis gar
den, where they were broken open and searched,
but the thief finding no money, left the clothing
scattered about and deeamped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

To rHE VoTEss or lar DrsrRIcr 81
HKsaico coesTr. AT the . ilcItasion OF many
BILE of the lot District, and respectfully soiicis
your snffsges. Should 10 be yoar pleasure 20 eieet
Il prom 20 discharge the duties of the once "
mh iT-tds JOHN N poa0Rrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

sG~ DUDLEY Il Co., Importers ant
Wholesale Dealers ia Choice WINES Fine BRAN
Dl Us, Old WHIskkYo and CIGARS, No. 70 Mai
treet fe .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

ACCOMMODATING DUELLIsr.-At Fort Adams, MISS,
on the I'D ult i. c. Aubert, editor OF the mae
pendent Vigilant aud f. Supervielle, editor of the
Drapean de fAscensiou, fought duel, in when
the former was shot in the hip. His adversary
then very kindly offered to edit his paper tor hin
nuti he should recover. Both parties were fron
DonaldsYile. La.
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.Ssr- To THE VnrrRs OF HxsR1

COUErY.-I hereby announce myself q candidate for
the Office of C0Mhl5SIO = Ek OF rHEkEVENUk
ter the upper District, at the approaching election
and respectfully solicit yOnr sufrages. should ir
be your pleasure TO elect me, promise 10 discharge
the duties Of the Office iatht " and punctusy.
NH z7--dtde* JA* Us ID VAUGHAN.
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HARBoRrsa RuNAwAY.-A negro

HARBoRIsG A RUNAwAY.-A negro man
named James. slaye to Mr. Hundiey, was partially
examined before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with harboriDg Peggy, hired TO John W. Pollard.
As two important witnesses were absent, the In
vestigaton was adjourned until next Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

Soy am candidate for reelection to
the office COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
IN the upper district, Chesterfield county.
ap t3-d&cwtde* q FLOURNOY
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csy~ To THE VOTERS or THE COUNTY OF
HySRIoo.--I am Candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Up
per District of the comfy, and respectfully solicit
your votes In May next. -
NH i3-d.d CORBId BURTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

DEATH OF A VETERAN ENGLISH EDIToR.-The last
English mail brought intelligence of the death Of
Robert Stephen RintOul, with whose editorial la
bOrs American readers have long been familiar-
For thirty years he was editor of the London Spec
tator. MIR Rintoui was one Of the oldest and most
able of London editors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
nSs- Ar rnr RyoUrsr OF many Of nv

fellow-citizens, | respectfully announcs myself Q
candidate for the oftice of COMMISSIONERS or
THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, and will pledge
yself to discharge faithfully the duties of the Of
flee, if elected. John y STAGE
ms fAa
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gg~ COMMISSIONERS OF TnE REVENUE

In compliance with the desire Of MANY Friends"
| respectfully present myself as a andidate for
COMhlSSIONER OF TGE REVENUE for the
Third District (or Monroe War of the city Of Rich
mend. deem IL unnecessary TO make q further
pledge than an assurance Of the faithful perform-
ance OF the duties of the Office, should DO the plea
sure Of my fellow citizens to elect me.
ap I2-dtd+ GEO. H. TOMPKINS,
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STABBING.-IIenry Thacker, free negro, was
tried before the Hastings Court Yesterday, for
stabblng Charles johnson. slave, on the Ist oi
May, found guilty, and sentenced to the penten,
tiary for three years.
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nsr. To THE VorpDs 81 uu, o.

ff-f Elbow CITIZENS: am candidate for the Of
nee OF CUMMl MlsSi0NER OF THE REV ENUE Of
votes on the 9Th Of the present month (Nay i and
although a newer OF wood and e drawer OF water y
profess TO understand the duties Of the Office hav-
ig ae'ed as deputy two years in said district and
" shouId be your pleasure to Glect me- the duties
snail be done according 10 law.
Respectfully, JOHN A EACH0.
S-ffo -
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RIcBNosD.-I am a candidate for the ONCE Of COM.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
eilowcitizens Should it 90 your pleasure TO elect
me TO that position, shall endeayor TO show By .
aithu discharge Of my duties. that your confidence
NH 2-tde MILLS r. GOODWIN
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OF HEgRIco.-I am a candidate for the Office Of CON-
MISSIONER or TIE REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County. st the ensuing election In
May next, and respeet fully solicit your suhrsges.
NH 2S-tde GEO W CAkFEh.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E@- DA. JoBa B. WALrHALL, tHomeo-
pathst offers his professional services TO the cit
of Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re-
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
Ie l-l2ms
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kry QoDDARD's LoTIoY &c

Ek UoDDARDs LOTION GoDDARD's
loTIoN-Ws have just received another supply of
this celebrated Pah Extracting Lotion. Those who
have been waiting for il can now be supplied 10y
calling at MlLLSPAUGI JOH SSfON'S,
APPS Drug store, Y East Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

HEAVY Btasr.-A Sandusky paper, called the
7I,aptpet Blasf thus walks into a contemporary
The editor ofthe spy, like asanguinary wolf creops
cut behind us with bloody sword rceBing with
sapguinary gore of other victims, and raising his
bludgeon, attempts to stab to the heart, with his
steel pen, dipped IN poisoned Arnoid's hnid our
little parer. We smile grin.Iy aud are ready.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
CARELESS DRIv1NG.-Louis Botto was

summoned before the Mayor yesterday to answer
for the careiessness of his driver, John Dixon,
who, on Friday last ran his team over a negro
boy, in Main street, iniuring him severely Botto
was not with his wagon at the time and knew
nothing of the circumstance, but being the owner,
was fined IS for the earelessness of his agent.
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DRIDGFORp Il co.

pRIDGFORD u co.
~ Have in store and for sale In lots to suit pur.
chasers James river hydraulic CEMENT Rosenadc
CEMENT. Kocktand LIME, calcined PLASTER,
tironnd PLASTER. Plasteriag HAIR, Sawed
TATHS Northern HAY, Lump PLASTER, No 1
and 2 HERRINGs, ALEWIFES, MACKEREL..
Prime BUTTER and Mercer POTATOES. las
COTTAGE BEpSTEAD.-3O0 Cottage
" Re.,steads Just received aud for sale at small
advance on manufacturers prices by
ao2I ALEX MOTT, Auct.
SILK AND GINGhAM UMBRELLAS.
- of sizas and qualities direct ffoEa the ma naac
turer az TuPMAN 4 uULL's,
my6 Successors 10 Groshenz. Tupmsn h Co.
NAILS-1U00 kegs Old Dominion Nails,
mys EDWIN WORKMAN i co.
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SU STAMPED COLLARS AND BANDS
for workings; also, Stamped Linen Bands and
Sleeves for ladies. LADIES' BAZAAR,
Ni-lm No ITS Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

IE1~ To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND Il respectfully announce myself o can.
didate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
tor Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
are-election. JESSE WHERhY
NH Ig-tdes
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fkss- To rHs VorERs OF TIE ARA DIss

rRIcr HENaIco CoUSrY.-I respectfully ofsr my ser-
vices 10 nv fellow w-eitiZens candidate for the Of
nee OF HIdH CONSTABLE Of the sth District. snd
will discharge the duties earnestly aud faithfully,
ii il should be your pleasure to elect me.
ap 29-tds BENJAMIN r. READ.
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT

EE5n To THE VoTnRs OF HENaIco CoUN-
ry.-I respectfully announce myself n candidate
for re-elsctlon to the Office of CLERK OF HENRI
co COUNTY COURT at the election in May next.
nab Pts WILLIAM FOLkES.
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fsSy~ To THE VorERs OF RIoHxoNu

Cry i am candidate for re election 10 the once
Of com MISSIONER OF THE REV ENUE Tor ycf.
ferson Ward, (lst District) and respectfully solicit
your support. JNO NJ FRANCISCO.
-. Election day. 27th May. Three Comm ission-
ers 10 Be rotef for throughout tae elty.
I6-lNr ffHAfda 7 |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

HOUSE BREAKING.-The store of Messrs William
Palmer SEN, Co., was forcibly entered last sun
day night and robbed of SIS in money. aud two or
three coats. The thief entered the store by a side
window, and after robbing the tiII searching the
drawers and attempting to orce the iron safe left
by the back door, leaving it open.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

TIE PRussIAN ExraADITIoN CASE AT PADUoAH,
KY-It seems that although Distiing was dis
charged by Judge Williams at Paducan, his trou-
bles are not eDded The st. Louis Repr olican say
that the y. 5. District Attorney for the State OF
Kentucky has been instructed by the Depart
ment OF State to take hold of the matter. If ne
cessary, the living witnesses will be brought from
Prussia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
COUNTY OF HENRICO.
SHERIFF..


B To MY FELLow-CITIzEN OF THE
CorNTY OF HENRico- am a candidate for the sHE-
RIFALTY of the County of Henrico, and respect
fully solicit your sufages at the ensuing election
ia May next.
ap2l--dlm* g. MICH DAVIS
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LovING.-Wiliam Sullivan, arrested on
Sunday for being drunk and disorderly and beat.
ing his wife. was held TO bail by the Mayor for his
good behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

REDUCTION OF TAxEs.-Ihe city council, by au
ordinance lately adopted, have fixed the tax on
slaves over twelve years of age, at s. per head in
stead Of So, as on last year.
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u-I respectfully offer myself as
candidate for the once Of cONsTAHLE. In the sth
eeive the votes q my friends for the said once, On
the 9TH day OF May next
SD I2-t.las ROBERT eMiTa
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4 Punuc EEvEFAcToR.-An entcrprising citizen
If Canastota is "rnamenting that village by setting
out uaple trees along the streets fc has also set
apart three acres of his farm for village park -
Such a man Is q putlc beuafsctor well as iu-
dicious mptover OF the value Of bis own property.
-.Nbdnv ,Iorrn"l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

LYNCH LAW IN ULNOIs.-ln the bottoms of put-
nam county, Ill, few miles north of Granville.
man named Hill was lately arrested for stealing
meat ard various other articles from the citizens
OF that place. Upon hearing of the case before
a magistrate, the evidence of his guilt was concIu.
sive, but the justice bound him over in only ffty
dollars bail, and decided that as considerable of
the stolen property was not recognised Hill was
entitled to it. person named Smith was also
taken as bail, who was generally believed to he an
acc0mplice, and not worth a cent. The SEQUEL is
thus told by the Hennepiu Tribune:
The citizens becoming indignant at this mode
Of administering justice, took upon themselves the
responsibility of Tidding the neghborhood of
these rascals, and forthwith proceeded and arrest
ed Smith, took him to convenient place. tied him
to tree, and commenced fogsing him. eudeayor-
ing to make him confess his guilt. After repeated
applications Of the cat, without eliciting any in
formation in regard to the thefts, they procured
rope and strung him up to young saplin. Still
Smith persisted in asserting his innocence. Again
they hauled him up, but with the sahe effect, and
the third time with like suit. The fourth
time they strung him up, and the rope catch
ing in notch, he hing until he was nearly
dead before he could be taken down. After revi-
wing, fearing his lite was in danger, he confessed to
have stolen couple of plews aud harrow. The
citizens then let him go, with the Injunction that
he aud Hill leave the county forthwith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

EsS@ A MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment OF
Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches, Fringes Dress Trim
miDgs and Buttons, at the
LADIES' BAZAAR. lis Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

rxA- De-. HowARD-has removed from
the Medical College, to the Richmond House. on
Governor OFFICE-with DR.. PetiColas
AN Imk
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ceived, by Adams Express, "a fresh lot of Swedish
LaECHES which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P. .S.-Cupping and Leechng promptly attended
TO. Can be found at all hours the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. G. YOBSON
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fsxa To TIL

1910 THE VoTERs OF THE SECOND
DIsTRIcF.-J G HARDY begs to state that he de-
GlIneS e. running for the office or COMMISSIONER
Of AhE hEfBNu uE. my l0-3t<
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t6- 10 ZEE Vorrss on rnE CrrY 3

kicHMoSD--Iam candidate for the Office Of CON-
MlSSloNER OF The kEREN UE Tor Monroe Ward.
have been resident OF this city for many years,
ana more particularly Of said ward, and most re-
speetfuliy solicit your votes the election on 9Th
inst. IDS being the first time have presented
sell before you for any Office, and should IL be
OF viii be faithfully aud impartially discharged.
my 7-dtds LORENZO QKADY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS will be held every
afternoon this week, at halEpast five o'clock, and
be conducted by various ministers in turn
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"Do yon think that YOU are 1T TO die?" asked
mother Of her neglected child. II don't know
said tho little girl, taking hold Oh her dirty areas
with her dirty hugers aad inspec ting il, " ] guess
% il / amt too dirty"
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News FROM ABEoAD.-Mr. Henry Drummond, a
member of the British Parliament, recently stated
in a speech that "the Americans now bu.id
ing ships as large as the Leyiathan,. not for their
own use, but to sell. and not TO the English -
looking at this fearful portent, Mr.. Drummond
asked with alarm, what was to be done with the
coast daienseg Of Englaud.
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k- AN A CASDIDATg FOR THE Or
rIcE OF COMMISSIONER or TdE REVENUE for
the Upper District Of tho county Of Hsnrico at the
NH Edo DANIEL y GARDNER.
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h1" AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Cf Henrico County Court.
nh 26-ZmE JNO HARRISON.
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sses~ Now OR NnvrR.-The hest ba

sss~ Now OR NEvFR.-The best bar
ssas.eveT 3isrtd At the Auction Store of HtGry W.
IlAries. No. it3 Main street until Saturday. April
.Nta, smsFf worth Of RICH J EW WELRY at auction
t4d private saiH tad,eS anctiop THURSDAY and Fri.
cay mornings ~ II o'clock. Gcnttsns auction
every i;sht "a = O'Clock. The above goods are os
tar veTy &aest quality, being the stock Of retail
IA 3aut from the North and must be sold without
reserve 10 the highest bidder.
HENRY. ". QUARLES
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UENRICO COUNTY, am = Candidate for the Of
dce OF CONSTABLE in the Third District Should
il be- your pleasure feiew citizens 10 elect ne. ths
duties OF the ofee shall DO discharges with prompt
ness and fidelity. kleciion Fourth Thursday In Nay
ncxt.
an s-dtds WM. u. IILkk.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.,


III DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS. DYES, WIN
A"G DOW GLA~S, &C,
No ;22 Main street corner of 18th Governor SITS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
With largely Increased accommodation rnd facil-
tieC for the transaction of business, offer
iarCe and well -ortef stock very low for CASH.
to fUNCTUAL dealers orly on the usual credit
1000 lbs prime Nadder - casks Sal Soda for
$500 lbs best Indigo washing
5eu kegs Sup Car Soda 1909 kegs Lewis White
1900 lbs Ref d BoraI Lead
hb!s CaraphOr 500 lbs Ext I,ogwcod
300 bxs end baskets Olive 5tFo gals Liuscod oil
Oil 1900 T" Lamp OH
50 bags Pepper loco " Machine OIL
% beg Alispice 500 " Lard oil
2J cases Chrome Green, leo boxes Grourd Spicos
IN Oii 700 ounces Quinino
80 cases asserted Colors 20tF0 ths Hincstore
inOh 1903 Nntmcys
a1 mats Cassia sro Mace
50 gross Backing
l51,000 HAVANA CIGARS Of yarirrs grades
with an assortment OF popular Patent Medicines,
Painters Colors and Brushes
NB-Au orders carefully packed and promptly
forwarded.
PURCELL, LADD + co, Druggists.
No l22 Main street, cor 18TH
mh Is One square above their old stand
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kr To THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT No.
Al am still candidate for the Office of CONSTA-
bLb and leave 1T to you. my fellcwcI izens TO say
whether shall be permitted TO serve you in that
capacity or not GEO WASH TtII6MAS
my 6-6L$
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SEnrAGiaT fyToLFn4EcE-A correspondent OF the
row Hampshire Patriot discusses tn" action OF a
council the Wcare Quarterly Meeting Of Baptists:
IN refusing to Ordain Minister of tho Gospel, be-
oause he agreed rnf voted with the Democratic
part7. The report Of the Church Committee was
to tie effect that I'VE doubt whether he is with rs
',.pon the questions of Srnery and temperance"
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PRICE ONECENT.
CANDIDATES FOR crFIcE,
CLERK on CIRCUIT COURT.

a&asaasosp.-EELLow ~ CIrIzENs:-I sm before ron AZ
~ .h Tor reelection TO the Office of CLERK
whSt Ss circuit Court OF the City Of Richmond, In
iha hs ea,s snce and the duties of which have 10
usse Q, my ability. endeavored to per form con-
Se.eaauonsiy ~ aad impartiaIly.
NH i7-dtd EUsTACE ROBINSON,
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THEATaIcAL.-J Z Shewell, fayorite young actor
in Richmond some time since, played Hamlet for
his benefit, in Philadelphia, Thursday night--and
we'll too. Geo. c. Bouiface took a benefit at the
same establishment the next night.
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ia, SnERIYFALTY or HEHRICo.-I am
8 candidate for reelection TO the Office of SHERIFY
OF uenrico. JNO. A. HUTCHEsON
do lq--dEdA
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CO; ao7Dla'e having likeness taken of themselves
ri. ads. sh aid not fail TO call At the Photograph
and rtue Al galleries Of q. W, MINNIS, ard ex-
mlue the iey and varied collection Of specimens
T. IN aipTu h1s Gallery, and compare their truth
raues ANA flush with pictures taken elsewhere
l,is gallery l. trnly GalleTy OF fine Art, and no
E"ies~ - lowed = leave hs rooms unless entirely
sstSactary, and finished MP in the best style to in.
sft |a'rm Au'-lSe, Prices as low any Gallery in
'v state, Tor the same Kind of work. Galleries al
N..ys a.-a ana free 70 visitors in Petersburg over
ii.Nl', Abraham Lyons store aud on Main street
rpr' slte the uew Custom House. kichmond, Va.
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DfsYpIcT.-PelIow Citizens respectfully offer ny.
self a candidate for CONSTABLE In the above
District, and will be pleased 70 receive Your votes
for the same o. tho 2th Of the present mouth lMay
my s-tdes CHI BULLINGf0N.
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~, To THE VOTERS OF HEaRICo Cous-
FT.-I respectfully announce myself Candidate for
tho Office OF Clerk OF Henrco County Court st the
lection In May next. TEMPLE ELLETT.
fs la-tda
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SHOOTING AFsRAY.-F. Charles, manager OF the
German theatre at Memphis, Tenn. was fined So
las, week for shooting l.. Wolfe, who had assault
cd bis wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
sey- CLsRKsHIp OF THE CIRcuIr CouR

~ O"NN hoI1tr VE IHE OIHVUHh NVUNH
0F HENRToO AT the request of many Of my friends,
[ announce myself q candidate for the Office Of
CLERK OF ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRIC0.
mh 5-dtde$ JOHNSON kANDb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

For April the Revenue collected at Bos'on by
the Unied states shows falling on II 500, was
c compared with the same month last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

SZS l AM CANDIDATE FOR rHE Or
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward.
NH I7-tde+ JNO NJ MURRAY