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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

HeA- To rHE yorERs OF THE CrrY or
sIcHsosD.-The present incumbent Mr. Hundlex
aechppng reelection for this once ofO0MM1e9I6H. Of
ER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward hSks-
oy announce myself candidate for the said once.
nd respectfully solicit your votes and pledge ny.
Ielf to the faithful discharge Of the duties Of The
once. should 1T be your pleasure 70 elect me.
NH Pm PRESTON M UARLuQ
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YouxG Couple DIyoKcED.-In the Supreme Court,
Of New York city, Tuesday, young man named
Edward Ayres, made application for divorce
from his wife. Catharine, young lady, only 10
years Of age. Plaintiff but 20 years of age. The
judge granted the petition. The parties have been
married only three months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

LAND WARRASTs.-The whole number of land
warrants issued dnring the month of April under
the bounty act of March, 1866, is 100000. To
satisfy the total warrants issuei il will require
rs ,2O0, 900 acres OF land
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6ET- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT No o
hkSRIco COUNTY, am q candidate for reelection to
the Income once OF CONSTABLE, aud should it be your
continue faithfully and Respectfully 20 perform tbc
duties of the office. ~ ''i'
nay l2-tde* JOsEpII FIIICTr
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D@- CoMmIssIoSER OF THn REVENUE.

In compliance with the desire of Many Friends,"
| respectfully present myself as candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the
Third District Tor Monroe Wars OF the city Of Rich
msnd deem IL unnecessary TO make Q further
pledge than an assurance of the faithful perfcrm-
ance OF the duties of the office, should be the Plea
sure OF my fellow citizens TO elect me.
ap l2-dtd* 0EO II TOMPKINg.
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sp1S- To THE

n- To THE VoTERs or HRNRIoo
hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of U0MMlSsf0 kk OF THE kkvkNUk
for the upper District at the approaching election,
and respectfully solicit your suffrages. Should IL
be your pleasure 10 elect me, promise " discharzc
the duties Vi the Office faithfully and punetusily.
mh 27-dtdes JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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Rs' TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO.
Al am still candidate for the Office of CONSTA.
Bile, and leave It to you my felow-cpizens. to say
whether shall be permitted to servo you in that
capacity or not. GEO WASH THOMAS
nv t9-tda
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nay To THE

D6s- To THE VorERs or TEE CIrY or
RICHMOND respectfully announce myself 3 can
didate for COMMISSIONER OF THIN REVENUR.
for Monroe Ward. the present incumbent declining
reelection. JESSE WHKRkY.
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Nor CoxeIunEp.-Tbe Hastings Court

snant most Of its session yesterday In the trial of
Iahn ID Perrin, indicted for asssulting Harriet
Biapkenship. At the conclusion OF the evidence,
the Court adjourned until this morning, Nnsh .ns
cansa viii be argued by Mr.. White for the prison
ar and Mr.. John Ii. diimer for the Common
wealth.
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Sc TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST DIS.
fRIcT. hENRIco CouSTY.-I hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE of the lst
district and solicit your suffrages.
mn l2-2awts JOHN w CLARKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

7oenp, two races arc ar nornced. the first OF
which is q dash of two mics, for which there are
TOUR entries, aud all are said TO be pretty good colts
fhe second race is a swcep.take. two mile heats
for which there arc two entries. The late i'm
provements on the Broad Rock Course the fine con
dition ot thu roads, and the delightful weather
would OF themselves we'll repay ride TO the oonrse
apart from the spirited races aunouuceJ IN tats
place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

DEATH OF VETERAy-Capt. John T. Trow
bridge, died at Racine, Wisconsin, on the Sd inst
in the 18th year of his age. He was a sailor by
profession, and had passed through a most event
ful life As master of the ship Thomas he was
captured off the Isle of France by British SQUAD
ron, which put prize crew on board, after taking
all the AMerlcans off except Capt. T. Chas. Peter.
son and Ben Apple White. and ordered her to Cape
Good Hope. On the passage, Captain Trowbridge
and Dir. Peterson planned her se-capture, and sue
ceeding in their design, proceeded to Madagascar
where they put the prize Crew Of English on shore
having induced some Lascars comprising portion
recapture Of the ship. Here the shipwas captured
again, by French frigate, under the Berlin and
Milan" DEGREES, and sent to the Isle of France. The
French governor restored the ship and part Of her
cargo to Captain Trowbridge While living there
the island was taken by the British. CAPTAIN
TroHbridge succeeded in selling the ship and car
20. to avoid CoBfSca'ion. and made his escape To
Batavia. After an eyentful period of year or two
there, and most daring enterprise The coast OF
New Holland, where he recovered by divers up-
wards Of $250000 in specie from sunken wreck,
he Was again captured, with all his specie by his
old enemies, the British being taken by frgate
and carried to Java, and afterwards to Calcutta,
where he was imprisoned in the famous Black
Hole of that city. Finally he was taken to Eng
land, as a prisoner of war, aud confined in Dart
moor prison, where he was at the time of the mas
sacre of 9th April, 1915 On the of peace
Captain T. was released, on the 10th of April, and
arrived in New York June 5, 1915, having been alb
sent five years and six months Fond of ofenterprise.
he removed to the West and settled at Rochester
in 1915, where he was for many years at the head
of the commercial house of John T. Trowbridge &
CO.--Net0 Hdpen Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

FIRE IN BosroS-Tho Midland Railroad depot, at
the foot of Summer street, Boston, was destroyed
by FIRE Tuesday. There was not much freight in
the depot, and the loss is only about 5000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

ASorpsR GoLnsS WEDDING.-The Rev. DR.. Bene-
dict, of pnwtucket r. l., celebrated his golden wed
ding on Wednesday Among the numerous guests
were the only surviving couple married by DIR.
Benedict IN tho year Of his own marriage, so years
ago.
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ne To MY FELLow CrrJzRss or Hay.

$40 MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HsN-
RICO CouNTr.-At the request of many friends an
n0unce myself candidate for she ONCE Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
fully solicit your suffrsges. should it be your plea
to elect me, promise to discharge the duties
OF tn; Office faithfully. Respectfully,
ap 26-tdes HUGH LONGEST.
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The AMERICAN HORSE TsMER-hr. Rare, the
American horse tanner, 10 said TO be realislng a
splendid fortune In Great Britain After most
successful course Of tuition in Liverpool he Is now
10 Dublin, where large number of subscribers are
taking lessons at $50 and SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

AIA- To THE VorERs OF HRNRIoo Coux-
rT.-l respectfully announce myself Candidate for
the Office of Clerk of Henrico County Court at the
lection in May next. TEMPLE ELLETT.
a. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

G65-I am candidate for re-election to
the Office ofCOMMISSIONER OF THE REyENUE
IN the upper district, Chesterfield county
ap Io-d&cWtdeT g FLOURNOY
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ELOPEMErT. Tho Petersburg (Ya) Exprefs.
notices the elopement Of Mr.. VIM. Bailey, mar
ried man of that city, with Miss Harriet Shepherd
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THE GRAsp JuRY OF the Hastings
Court will meet st IL o'clock to-day, 10 complete
ths business prepared for them to act upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

1V To TIE VorERs or THE CIrY or
RICHMOND. Il am candidate for the once Of CON-
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support ef ny
Should it be your pleasure TO elect
me TO that position. shall endeavor to show by
faithful discharge of my duties that yeur eonndsncs
has not been misplaced. -
NH 2-tde MIILg n GOODWIN
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E9s- CLERKsHIP or THE CrRcUIT Counf
OF HESRIco.-At the request Of many Of my friends,
announce myself a candidate for the once of
ULEKK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRIC0.
NH S--dtde* JOHNSON eANDS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

s Dr.. JonS F. JACKsoN-Office No.
II Aaiu street, Market Bridge. Residence. Rich
m0ai HNnse. opposite the Governors Mansion
Nsls ieft al either place at any hour Of the day or
night. will meet with prompt attention.
Ap l9-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

10- / AM A CANDIDATE FoR rHB Or
FICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fog
Monroe Ward.
NH T7-tde+ JNO M MURRAY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

DuA- DR. HOWARD has removed from
the Medical College. TO the Richmond House, on
Governor 0PFIcE--wIth DR.. Peticoias
tnsF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

ska5@ To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF
RICHMOND Il am candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REyENUE for Monroe
Ward. and respectfully solicit your support
GEO WEED
Election 9th May. Three Commissioners are
voted for throughout the city NV I3-tda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

DAMAGES FOR REJECTING yorE-John Chapman
has received $3.50 damages from John b. Hines, a
commissioner of election 10 Washington City, for
illegally rejecting his vote.
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NOTICE.
ENCAMpMENr AT ASHLAND.
RARE CHANCE.-Now Is THE

A RARE CHANCE.-NOW Is THE
y TIME SHILLING OFF AT COST AT l92
BROAD STREEf.-fhe subscriber feeling himself
unable to attend TO his business on account Of his
feeble health has determined 10 sell out his entire
stock at cost, tor cash. The goods have been re-
Gently purchased in New York At the lowest cash
prices. at v hieh am now Offering my goods which
consist of the usual variety Of DRY GOODS. Also,
an assortment of BOUTS. SH0Es aud HATS. i
wontd call especial attention my sfo~k Of BONES
TICS. which IL very lsrge anS which can be sold at
80 pvr cent less than they be purchased else
where Country merchants, families and others In
want Of anything 10 my line will find ]. greatly 10
their interest 10 call before purchasing else
where, as am determined 20 sell at prime cost
tll the lat OF JULY when viii close out the balance
at auction. Do net miss the place.
JOSEPH MYERS. 2Q2 Broad street.
All persons indebted 20 uie viii call aud set.
tie, as wish toclose my accounts soon poss
ble and all persons whom owe will please present
their bills. ap2s-dfm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

STRUCK By L,GHTNISG.--A violent thunder storm
passed over Columbus, Ohio, on Monday evening.
The extensive tub aud pail factory OF Crary.
Hughes Beebe struck by lightning and with
its contents, entirely consumed.
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n.y.. L An A (

nlay- AN CANDIDATE YoR THE Or
rrcs OF COMMISSIONER or THE REvBNUk lbr
the Uprer District Of the county Of Henrico, ~ the
ensuDg spring election.
mh Eide DANIEL 9AkDNxk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

Az AEEcDofE or Col. BENToN.-"Sir r." said Col
Benton, not many DAYS before he died-|Sir r.
there are three disreputable resorts in which be
it remembered, Ihaye never set foot, and name
them in the order OF their iuamy--the worst
last. / alude to a house Of ill-fame, a gambling.
hell, and national convention Yes, Sir, am fl ee
pf thoseo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

SPAIN AND The UNITED STATES--The late rumors u
Madrid of war with the United States though oriyi
mating Ia certain warlike passages in the Washing
tJn corrresp 1ndence of the New York newspapers
and afterwards satisfactorily explained in the Span
sh C0rtes nevertheless served an opportunity foi
LEspaHa, the government journal there, to publish
the following piece of bombsst, after having re
covered from its panic:
1T would be forming very erroneous idea of
the condition ofthe American people, and ascribing
to 1t strength which it is far from possessing to
admit the poss lity of gigantic astruggle a. that
the United States would undertake on the day
when they would discharge shotted gun against
an European vessel. The social organization OF
the United States makes them an asyl lum for ad.
venturers-not the fatherland of citizens; the,
have not that strength which results from unity
Ii would be impossible for than to launch into
martins or continental war, O The United
States are more ofa phantom than giant; they will
make great noise, but not come to blows. Ifa
rupture were to take place, we should see how
many good admirais aud sailors they can count
upon, aud We shall be edited as to the number
the vaior and skill of their sailors aud soldiers
1t Is perfectly easy to understand the wishes and
the impatence Of few hundred filibustuers eager
TO rush upon Cuba, as rich prey. But, apart
from the fact that there is no to apprehend
a landing on or coast, we are convinced that the
United States government will think twice abou.
1t before involving itself ia war with Spaiu."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

@~GEoRGE &. STEEL, Dentist, Office
sa3 residence. No 81 on Main. between stt and et
tTsets. Richmond Va. my S0-ly
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THE KsIeHrs TEMpLAR paraded tbrouub

the streets yesterday afternoon. preceded by the
Armory Band, and made handsome appearance.
Lhey are now drilling regularly, preparatory to
their Boston visit - -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nean Or. john B. wALrusLL. fHoao

rstastl offers his professional services 10 the eits
OF Richmond and its vicinity. Office al his re-
sdence on Leigh street. two doors from 9TH.
Ie i-i2Tn"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

FfRg.--Messrs. Branban & jones had their
iumber-kin, near Rentiyogiio, Aibemarle county.
Va. destroyed by fire on snnday last. Loss about
500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

AsorHER WIFE MURDER.-The wife of David s.
Evans, a carpenter, was found murdered in her
house on Tuesday morning, in Allegheny city,
Pa Tier throat was cut from ear to ear, aud when
discovered her clothing was on fire. Her husband
has been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

t0F To THE VoTERs OF THE CrTY on
MhIcHMoSD-I NJ am candidate for the Office of CLERK
or or IdE ClkGUlT COURT of the City OF Richmond
mh l9-ts fAMt.s Fr prv7r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

FIRx-An unoccupied building on Sc. Mathews
street, Petersburg, was destroyed by fire Wednes-
day night. 1t was owned by A. Eichberg, and IN
sured ia Baltimore for $500.
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~FELLow-CIrIzsss on rns Coux1

OF gsRIco II am candidate fer the efhce Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County at the ensuing election in
May next and respectfully solicit your snffrages.
mh 25-tie GEO w CAkTAk.
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D~ Ar THIS REouEsr Of many Of my
felowcitizens, I respectfully announce myself {
candidate for the office Of COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE for M0nroe Ward, aud will pledga
myself TO discharge faithfully the duties Of the of
ice, II elected JOHN r. STAGE
my 4-titde = -.
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Rev wm wyise, D. D.. died al Wheeling, Va.
on saturday, aged SO years,
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DsArn or fREsToN BGcK.-Arrivals st ST. Louis
from santa Fe bring intelligence of the death Of
hr Preston Beck, who was wounded in an affray
with young man named Gordon Gordon had
previously died from the wound Inflicted by Beck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-14

10 To TIE FoTERs OF RICHMOND
CITY Il am candidate for 70 election to the o6nce
OF COMMISSIONERS on THE REvkNuk for !sE
ferson Ward, Qst District and respectfully oolit
your support. JNO M fRANUfSCO. ,
N. Election day. 9th Mar. Three Commisaion-
ers 70 BE- rotcd for throughout The CITY,
te--iw fffMfda ss5.
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.

e6S- To THE VoTERs OF HENHIoo Coux~
fY.-I respectfully announce myself Q candidate
tor reelection TO the Office of CLERK OF HENRI.
20 COUNTY COURT, at the election In May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM F0LkEs.
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COUNTY OF RENRICO.
sHERIFF.
EaE 10 MY FRLLnW-CITIzRH m
Q. NiOH. DAVIS.

80 10 MY rELLOW-CITIxkN OF THn
CotN1Y OF HgSRtco.-I am a candidate for the SHE.
RtFALTY of the County Of Heurco, and respect
fnliy solicit your susges at the ensuing election
in May next.
ap2i-dlmE a NIGH nAVIa
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GEORGIA Episcopal CoSVENTIoN,-The annual
Episcopal Convention of Georgia assembled in Sa-
vannah on the 9th inst. The Bishops repor. refers
to the project for building Southern Episcopal
College under the patronage ofthe church, which
g designed rival thing in this country iu its
capacity and usefulness. The location selected is
Sevauee, Tenn, and no work is to be commenced
until 100000 is collected, only the interest OF
Which is TO be expended, the principal Is to be re-
tained by the treasurer of each State.
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New, YORK DoDGE.-The Glens Falls On " pa
per tells of gentleman 'of standing" in that
village who had an incovenient quantity of his
own autographs in circulation and who played
crazy about the streets for few days, and then
mysleriousy disappeared. His creditors said
"poor fellow" and glad to sell his notes for
25 cents on the dollar. In few days the 'poor
fellow" suddenly appeared again, aud received
heap of cancelled paper from his agent, who had
1ought it up. Something handsome was made by
the operation, and his standing" is just as good
as
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a6S- AM q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court.
NH 26-2mS JNO HARRISON.
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ssa WoRrp RE.pIso.-Whv is it that

90 rnany suffer an repne and drag out nisera bic
existence untitled Tor the cnJo!ments. and even
dinaIy pur~uit- vi life, when relief may be obtained,
aud health aud vigvr restored By 4 treatment NJ
once r)nvcunut aua safe, as we'll permanent ia It's
character7
To those Who have suffered long with disease, III
tlmaing iH loss of appetite. Figor, &c, tire under
signed tenders his Professional services, assuring
tne neauf'arer= In candCr ant sincerity, pleasant, con
venient and proper prescriptions thorough cnrc
and s,nas bOiy and mind, without unpleasant re-
stfictyns Or hipdranCe from ordinary business pur
suits
All dirclsc- Of ia private nature, from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic, str ;tures, an rrta-
bic bladder, &c: also, Ecrvinla, Asthma, Rhenma-
tism Piles &C.. skiilillIy ani successfully treated.
Dr. HsRRIs can be consulted daily. at his rooms,
over 1921 Main street above llth, aud opposite the
American Hgtcl, No -, 81 iocr, Entrance on MAN,
fth door above 18th street.
From thts date until the LIST Of June. Dr. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays Thursdays and
Fridays Of each.weck but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A NJ 10 p NJ, and 5to P NJ. up zY-3m
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sSs- To THE VorwRs or

E& TO THE VOTERS OF HnNnIc0
COUNTY, take this method of announcing myssif
candidate tor the Sheriffalty of Henrco county As
the election in May next; and II elected promise to
devote all of my time to the Office and to discharge
its duties the law directs will try and SEQ the
voters Of the county before the day Of election and
in the meantime refer all such as wish 70 ascer-
60 John Nj. Gregory, Esq, John b. Young. Esq, and
ia 2o-dtde r. j. CARTER.
MA. SHERIFFALTY OF HsHRIco.-I Am
. candidate for reelection to the office Of sHERIHy
OF Henrico. JN0. A. HUTCHE60H.
de l9-dtde 49,
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FIVE Towns DESTROYED BY BRITIsH TRooPs.-Tbe
Salem Register has late advices from the west
coast OF Africa. From Sierra Leone it is related
that Com. Wise had sent force of British sailors
aud marines up the Searches River. which attac ed
and burned five OF the towns occupied by the 500
soos, and returned with only two officers and five
men wounded His Highness Quacoe Attah, king
Of Cape Coast, the most civilized and intelligent
native prince on the Gold Coast, died on the 10Th
of February.
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ks7- / REG no INFORM THE LADIES of
Richmond and vicinity that am now In receipt Of
my flll assortment Of Ladies' DRESs TRIMMINGS.
which always will be kept coInplete by weekly sup
plies. Utlng my best en5cayors to keep mp the al.
ready established reputation Of having the most
tasty aud beautiful assortment. invite your exam
ina!ioH and Kind patronage. -
Respectfully, BOETTCuER,
nv 4-2YE III Broad street.
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TIE THREE New REGINEErS.-The estimates fer
the three regiments authorized by Congress, to
consist Of $500 men, and over 500 other persons,
For quartermasters supplies, 81 t77 200; su6
sstence, S3ii000; pay, sl,07T,G00 arms and appro-
Pirate requirements, exclusive Of horse equip
nents, sl50,770 total, st28o, ,6iI. These estimates
are for one year
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sE~To Tur YorERs OF HBsnIco CouN.
Ty-I am c.ndtoate for reelection to the once %
or THE EkykNuK FOR TIL
LON Eli DisfRICT. JAMES ~. GUAM.
NH 19-ffes
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UbY Ed. EvERErT-At his lecture at the Univer-
aty of Va, DR.. 5. Maupin Chairman of the Facul-
ty, introduced Mr.. Everett to the audience There
were, perhaps, 900 persons present aud the amount
Of money received was 1924 50. The students had
made preparations to serenade Mr.. Everett, at the
residence of Dr. Schee de We're, (whose guest he
wasJ but violent rain storm, prevented the band
Trn aff
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WoS'T IIuRRY III,sELF.--The Court OF Appeals
have considered the cnse of John " Sherman, who
WAS sentenced to six years cOUtinementin the Peni
,entiary at the last Crlpeper county, Va, Circuit
Court, but afterwards broke jail, aud decided to
give him till the first of May next to appear for
rev trial. r. by that time, he does not make his
appearance, the will be dropped, and the sem
ttnce rema!n in forCe
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K. II. UIcklnt0n's ?. b. Tar River, years 0.d,
by Nicholas, dana by simon..,......~........ 2 /
John Campbeli's ch IN. Lizzie mcDonsld s
years old, by Revenue, dam Sarah Wash
in stcn dis
Thos. d. Watson's b. h. MOhegan, years
old, BY Garrison's Iinganee, dam Virginia
Rose, pd. fl
W. II. Gibbons ch. IN. Mary kveline. years
Old by imp Glencoe dam sally, ard, pd. fl
John Campb.lrs b. q. Mat SpaDgler years
Old. ny Tclly-Ho dam Seven up.............. pd. fl
old, by Camden, dam by Boston............... I'd fl