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sa- BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE

"nies quickly aud permanently scRoFuLA, SYPHILIS,
hEuaArtsa. PILES, kIDSEY AFFECTIONS, cosfIvE
ss7, NEsEggAL DsEasEs, AID all chronic affections
"a the SEXUAL OEaASs. The wonderful reputatio :
k|hI'h tls celebrated remedy has acquired III thu
kHshiy Graduating the above diseases, IL unprecs
nte.i IN the annals 0f msdicne. Thousands of the
st iayetsrate eases OF disease have been cured By
Truly great medicine, after having been pre-
keAd beyond all possible cure b. the Inoet emt.
~ physicians Of the country. Finley y. fergu
ii. Mayor Of Norfolk. Va cured Of RheumatisIs;
eg Thomas Hume. Portsmouth, Va, cured of Bron.
hits; daughter Of sign0r George formerly Pro-
ssof OF Mnse II this cry was cured Of terrible
ersoas Affection and thousands Ut others whose
sfaes could be mentioned were IL necessary.
rice 81 per b0tt.e--six bottles for g.
Prepared by J W BugRow 4 Co. Practical Chem
Ets, Rorf5ik, Va
Sold By PURCELL. LADD co. wholesale
aTgg2lats, Richmond. js 28-3m
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Mr.. Patrick Murray, of York. Pa, was run over
by the cars and killed on Tuesday, rear York LA.
ven.
Andrew Brown, of New Salem, Mass has been
fined So aud costs for kissing Thomas j. LobdeH
wife. He has taken appeal.
Nearly thirty thousand copies of the pamphlet
entitled "Napoieon Ill. and Eugland" have been
sold In Paris.
Judge Loring, lately removed from Office at Ios
N Il resigning.
II bought these bvots to wear only when | so
into genteei society" "Then they will be likely TO
last you lie time, and be worth something to
your heirs"
navy surgeon loved to prescribe salt water.
He fell overheard one day Zoagds Bill" said
saiior, there's the doctor tumbled iato his own
medicine chest"
IL may seem strange, but IL is fact, that men
generally are much more afraid of women than
women Of men; and fearing 10 "bresk the iee' is q
fruitful cause ofold bachelorism,
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proprietors Of HEsgYs STIMULATING LiSIMssT de-
sires the public 10 understand that the preparation
which he offers Is not EMBRocAfIoS, but s LISt
sgST according 10 the Il gitimate signIiication OF
the word Having the consistency of an ointment
IL may be applied either a plaster. or be rthb
on the effected part and mas sEyAR FAILsp TO AFFcap
RELIEF. Its efficacy orce trsted, TIE binirnent VII
become "a household medicine"
~ For sale by most OF tho Druggists in this
city. PUrcEIL. LAhD q Co.. wholesale agents.
NH I5-lmt
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MILLS n. GOODWIN.
To Ny FELLOW CIrlzlNs OF rHs CIR


RIeHNoyD-After advising with my friends, and
tthere1tirst of some of them, 1 announce myself Q
.andldate tor tho Office of COMMISSIONERS or
tHE REVENUE In AGnroe Ward, (irfwhich have
eesided for twenty years. in the pace Of Mr. Humid
ey, who Will not be again candidates. st The eiec
on TO he held onthe x5th day Of May next have
and shonl be pleased TO receive yvur support e the
tbuse office. t@sH E4@ q w hTYLkR.
In
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4 NEw AxrIcLs roR smoKsRs -

usyENlEAF's ANTtNEHNOuS CIGA2S.-The
rys1Fiei, f hrso ClGnr- hRs ing devoted muck time
a3 s',4 4y rxpefim. ming uprn tobacco. has at last
s-,.i,f.n proiu IN All article Tar superior 10 any
,f..r.. VT Z rel to thu public.
-..rt have sIr,a y been introduced into the lar
or f..iss with rUtire success; having hecu pro-
r.,rrai hv the Vst-ss ~ be better art Gle than
I'm g. si's u the hupoY;od oues, which opinion
t., been euiPhstjcs!y endorsed by connnosenrs of
% r-rA
I.,. ua1,rsigued having taken the agency for
,as. gFgals v0nlH most respectfully invite a who
, r,isn a1r a Wholesome. fragrant article that Is
a,rrsa:rd ard Wil DE inHph upon trial NOT tn in.
. f. me hrRfth f1 cati aud examine for themselves
r.rs,.a wholesale aua retail by
NJ W COREY ca,
rh .1-lMf No ll2 Broad street.
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f1y~TuR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELFRR1TED FEMALE IpkLS.


This invaluable medicine is unialing in the crreoi
all those painful aud dangerous diseases incident 70
The frma constitution.
II moderaies all excesses AMI removes all ohstrnc-
tons. from whatever cause, and speedy care may
be relied ON.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited IL will IN short time bring
on the monthly period with regnlarity
CAUTION.
Thcss Ius s,oall not be taksn sg iemaLss that are
pregnant, daring the FIRST THREE MONTHS as
they sure ta bring on Miscarriage bat al srsry
ther tame, and ~ ohsT cdSc, they lesecgtg
mE.
In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal ec TONS Pain
in the Back and Limbs ieayinaSs. Fatigre on slight
exertion. Palpitation vf the Heart u wnses OF st-
it's, Mysteries. Flick Headache, hses. and all the
painful di .eases oecasioned By adsofdered system.
these Pills will effect when ali other means
have failed. Sex
Full directions IN the pamphlet around each pack.
age, which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle contsiDisg 30 pills. and epercied with the
Government stamp OF Great Britain. can be seat
post free for 81 aud postage stamps.
N3-PUHCELL LAID Il Co. Wholesale agents fer
Virginia. mh I3--d&ew3nss
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COMMISSIONERS
s0g. To rnE vowRs OF rHn {

E0g" To THE VoHRs OF THE CRY o.
aIcHxoNp,-I am q candidate for the ofhce OF OOM-
MlSSluNEK OF The REVENUE. for the 81 Die
trict, monroe Mard.) snsa s9fo i
The election will take place on the 9TH May next
ana as am now engaged in the dischaygs of the
dntes of the Office. es the Assstantof Mr. handisg.
(wh0 declines re-electioa,) hope you will exsuss
nae, il i do not ca on you all in person, s*s
am now, aud have been for nearly six years ~
ddent of the city. se-fas fitHf 3gissi
Your votes are respectfully solicited. - +
fe27-ts JESsE Y. KEESEB.
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,ysv~ IL or. OR WATER CoLoRs from

sru. tvFEeTTpEs ar DhGcKRREoTyfEs of deceased
Il, --.as uG from hio. are executed at the Photo
,rsrh aui FinH Art Gallery 81 O. ". MINIS, in the
'...-f ~tylc Of the art. at thr shortest nUtioe--
49,. p.atu Ph toSTapUs. AWhTgtypUs. SrheTeo.
f.s -r every sty 4" ut likeness S;4DW desired
s..t stfl,ArijuD gaarautrci 'n the most Iatiiious
r,ay,u heads ui small chiiflrca. executed at
" Galleries have gained the admiration of all who
tsy. ,.n them. Galleries on Main street opposite
fHs u.R tastoun House, Richmond, Va and SyCa-
.farr street. Petcrsisir2. Va. mf Is
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COMMISSIONERS.

To THE YorERs OF HEsRIco. % Dis,
rRier In answor 10 the call OF msny fiends TO be-
come a candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONER
OF THU KkNENUE, beg ta assure nay friends.
that If elected 1 Will servo % the best Of my abh-
hy. hespecu"i.. ...uc
NH 3h-Its y. u. HARDY.
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san A. b. CLARKE, Market Place
Gag NEw SPRING GOoDs


Ne respectfully invite attention To our new stock
ot SPRING GOODS now opening, and assure the
l. id"- in particular that those goods are offered al
lower Tates than the could now be bought for,
having be n early ia the market; aud our FINANCIAL
POSITION is such that We have advantages IN the
-rt enabling TO purchase at tile lowest CASH
PRICES. All we AK of you is TO
Can, txaHue ComPareil! Judge!Nt
Respectfully j MILLuIeE EK q BRO,
!nh lin l9i Broad stre4t.
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kG GCoMMIssfoNBR OF THR hRvBNuE.-
In con paucs with the desire Of MANY Friepdss
respectfully present myself as candidate fr
or TIL kEvkNuE for the Third
district Tor Monroe Ward) OF the CITY Of Richmond.
deem 1t unnecessary TO make further pledge
than assnranee OF the faithful performances Of The
iaties Of the office should it be the pleasure cf g
'elow-ci izens 10 elect mo.
NH Al lrIlk- II TQAPKIMl
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Destructive FIRE At HARaIsBURG On Tuesday
night fire broke out at Harrisburg Pa. in a sta
bie belonging to McGowan's Hotel, corner of Sc
coud and Chesnut streets, which, before it could
be snbdued, consumed three frame buildings Gu
Chesnnt street, belonging to Messrs. sause aud
Myers. from these a number Of back buildings
canght, ana soon the Presbyterian church was
wrapped in flames and entirely consumed The
Herald snys that for while tho destruction of the
entire sqnare gee med certain. The fire is the
largest that has occurred ia Harrisburg for ten
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IRIsHMEs AT THE sourH.--.John Mitchell, in re-
cent letter from New Orleans, published in the
Southern Citizen says:
hope there is no disloyaity to America in the
pleasure which derive from finding Irishmen in
some OF the most prominent positions all over the
sonth. Louisiana has many large planters of our
nation; and none seem more highly respected
They are all extremely Southern, too-which is
satisfactory.
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say- WY SUFFER- WITH A CouaH, from

~ Cold, Hoarseress, or Consumptive Cough, when
;ou eau Obtain imtnediate relief by using HARrS
BY II s combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma Catarrh aud Bronchial Affections
il is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and Is Pro-
byrup 10 the wJrIdl
Bottles q, 80 cents and ~. Sold By PURCELL,
LhDD a 90, and all Druggists In Richmond.
Ts n Arm
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e. To THE VorERs OF THE CIrT OF RICHMOND -
At ths solicitation Of many friends respectfully
announce my elf candidate for the office of MAN
A1kk VI THE fOOR HOUSE, and rasptc fully
solicit your votes on the 7tn of April
Yours, &C. III LYNFNtN
NH 2f--id..s
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THE CONFESSION OF TIE WIFE MURpERER.-The st
Louis Republican contains the full confession of
George IL. Lamb, who killed his wife by drowning
her in the Mississippi river. 1t appears he pre-
yiousIy made an attempt to poison her by giving
her strychuine, while at a hotel in st. Louis, H.
gave her two doses, but she threw it up after much
suffering lie then, after / er recovery, took her in
skill out to the middle of the river, the pre-
tence of going TO a town on the opposite side and
deliberately seizing her by the neck, held her
h .ad under the water until she was dead, when he
sunk the body. lie gives the names Of two men
who agreed tn assist in the murder; and says he
was induced 10 commit the deed in order to marry
another female, which he did IN Il few days after.
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PLEASANT Domestic INcrDENr.-We cory the fol-
lowing paragraph from the N. o. Delta OF the 18th
ult:-patrick Costello was last light badly cut
with AN axe His wife Nancy Costello, was arrest
ed as having committed the decd. When brought
up before Recorder Stith this morning, sh" stated
that she did use the axe against her iege lord,
but that he had first thrown her into the hre;-
This female vrago was sent to prison to await the
result of the wounds
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The CoUscIL-PEorLE's TioKEr.-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f6y.JUsr received beautiful assort-
uent of STAMPED BANDS and COLLARS for
wor king. Also, some pure French WORKING
r,et n.h 2a--IW
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A HIT EY A Miss.--CoBgreve I

A HIT FY A Miss.--Cougreve rockets were inyen
ted In 1903, by Sir William Congreve. On certain
cccasion when visiting Westminster Abbey, IN com
pany with the ladies' his attention was directed by
one OF the party TO the inscription on the great
composer, Pureelfs monument ale has gone to
that place where only his music can be excelied =
"Thers, Sir William, said the young lady. .subst
tute fireworks for music, and that sp taph viii
auswer tor YOURSELF
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HIGH CONSTABLE.

oy announce myself as candidate for election to
ne IN once OF Hl1H CONSTABLE, of the city OF
nMicnnond, and respectfully solicit your votes on
Wednesday, April 7th. Should il be your pleasure
10 eject me. will endeavor discharge the duties
oi the Office FAITHFULLY, INVARIABLY and PROMPTLY
to the best OF my ability
NH l9-tde* RM l. MONTAGUE
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-lms GRO, II. TOMPKINa.
ssg- To ran Vorraa op rur C,rx

RAJ To THB VorEBs OF THE CIrY or
RIcAMoNp.-I am candidate for the office Of CON-
MISSIONER oF THE REyENUE for Monros
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of ~
elluw-citizens Should IL bs your pleasure 70 slede
me to that position, shall eudesvor to show BIZ Z
aitul discharge of my duties. that your con6dsncs
has not been misplaced. IL, +
mh tide MILLS h. GOODWIN.
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it is peculiarly suited II will in short time, hI
on the monthly period with regularity.
s6~ SRouRn raE snADow xRE rHs

Substance Fade. II you wish good picture GO TO
wHIrEIURsf'soid tssllery. II Main 81. aua exam.
ins the rpeeimees. Photographs. colorei or plaia.
made from life copied fann small pictured and
enlarged 10 any sizss The pnre Ambrciyps We war
rant not Go fade easily be dsfaeed MAvSoS's un-
piefEres, fakea instantaneous and nEished In three
minutes. Mssinoty pes PaIlniypfe and Ambfetf pee
for tras smiss0p by mail This alisry Contains two
oF the largest skyiiyhts in Virginia an fw beauty
Of dnsh, bis pietufes are sufpa ssea by none-
Pictures taken fran A. M, to3 M.
wNr Photograph Of the WISHING gtnn Menumsnt
with Jef.erson and Patrick Hcnry. Cor sab. Price
a. nh t-dkwim
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gEn. To THx VOTERS OF fHK CIrY or
RIcHM0Np.The present incumbent, Mr. Hundley
iecnng reelection for the Office OF fC0MMIkHION-
kR OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward / here
by announce myself candidate for the said ONCE
nd respectfully solicit your votes, and pledge my
eli to the faithful discharge of the duties of Ne
office. should it be your pleasure to elect me.
m 1--1m bRRSTnN M 0UkRI.W4
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SHERIFF..
SHEKIFF.
fSf- To THE YOTRRs OF HHNRIeN

ouSTY-I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate FOR the sheFfalty OF Henrico county, st
isvote all of nay time the Office aud to dischalgs
duties AS the law directs. | will try aud scc he
voters of the county before the dsy Of election and
tain my fitness for the Office TO my neghbors, and
to John NJ. Gregory. Esq John B. Young. ksq.. aad
"a AZ MAJ " ] GARTER
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gB At the solicitation of many friends,
resPectfully Announce myself candidate for CITY
Assessor. should it be the pleasure of the citf
zens to elect me- l promise faithful discharge of
tae dat rs of the office l. FORF
mll 2.--tde%
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FARrIcrLAR No1IcKs-Ureat sale

FtEFIVI LAX NUFIEk--NTtHI tdIe OF
Wa,.He. Jcvclry. rlstei Ware and Fancy Goods = /
srrr,u ana private -Aie, by II. ". .QuAELEs at No.
.. ~, % street. ever day dad evening this week
IatI.s' sale at O'clock l. NJ.
t,.i.t t.r'u"US ssle At "a OCiUCk.
Tn hest and most .Nteusive variety ever Cfler.
. 20 thu Jllatket hi sale Ms above Merchants are
1Jlti.uiarly invited 10 call and examine The goods
arf IGrrhaso either privately at the evening
-,I.s ~ s,o3s warranted as repre- ssnted No. $50
Man s,rrr;. NH 81
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CITY ASSESSOR.

E9s" am again candidate for re cleo
ION TO the Office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
4oUSE. NH l9-l7t*l JOHN PEARCE.
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DEATH FROM HYDRopHoBIt.-Thc Lancaster (Ps.)
Express announces the death of Henry Webb,
aged twenty-seyen years, under the following cir
cumstances:
About four or five weeks ago Mr.. Webb was in
Mr.. Sheirenbrand's grocery store, where there
was large deg quietly standing, which he patted
on the head: the dog turned suriuusIy around and
bit him on the back of the right hand the dog,
although NOT eyDcing the least symptoms of
madness at that time, killed on the following
day The wound was superficial, and healing up
in few days, nothing more WAS thought of it un-
til early on Saturday morning last, when Webb
complained of a violent Illness great pain in his
right side and arm. DR.. John l.. Atlee, Jr., was
called in aud feund him laborng under hydropho-
bia symptoms. Webb could bear the sight of wa
ter, and the pouring of water from one vessel into
another had no visible effect on him nor had the
waiting of cool air towards him; but an attempt
to drink, or the net of merely taking the vessel
containing the liquid iHto his hand. caused vio-
lent spasmodic contraction of the muscles with
All inability 10 swallow. He was totally beyond
the reach of medical aid, aud died in great agony
on SUNDAY morning. Mr.. Webb was a married
mRu, aud leaves one or two small children.
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A Destructive CoNFL.GRATroN occurred at Clear
field, Pa on the 25th inst. stnble upon the lot
of ". A Wallace. Esq occupied by the Tyron and
Clesrfeld Stage Company was discovered to be or
fire. and from it the flames spread to and consumed
the extensive stabliug connec ed with the Mansion
House and Cleartield Hotel, and also seven build
ings occupied for stores, offices and shops: the
building of W. A Wallace, ESQ. aud u. Spack'pan.
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- IN rna VorRks on HEKalc

CouSry-I hereby announce myself q candidate for
the Office Of CoMhisSI0s ER OF fns hEvBSUk
for the upper District nj ths approaehng eleetcn,
and respr ctfully solicit y0Hr snffsgee. should 4.
he y,r pleasure 20 elect me- pr mise 10 Discharge
the duties % the Office faithfully and pupttusny:
mh Y-dtsIes yAMks ID. VAUGHAN. g
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Rs To THE EoTERs OF TIRE CRY OF RIcHN0xp.--
respectfully ,sounce myselfa candidate for the
9ifce OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOH
lloQsE. | will be thankful To receive your votes
on the cay of eIes ton.
mh 31-tde EARLY CORRTN
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r6s- In RESPONSE to the call Of "Msnv

AksE3 4N hEoEOHSE VI Tic C6ll OI ''mRnV
VOTERS. through the columns Of the Dispatch I an.
nounce myself a candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE for the city Of Richmond at the ap-
preaching election Should il be the pleasure of my
fcow-clzens to elect me TO the office mindful Of It's
responsibilities, pledge pyseIf their faithful lis.
CHARGE. NH 22-dtde* JOHN III. DiGG IS.
Rfy- South, Enquirer and Wing please copy.
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H~IAM CAspiDATb FOR THr Or
yresoT COMMISSIONER or TgE REvKAUH Pr
the Upper District of the eosnfy OF hsnfieu ~ fns
NH fs-tie pANlhL ohhpNhS-
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r.as. Cornns CoLns. HoAasRxEss &c

The prevalence Of the above complaints at this
set-u has las tBc eff-Ct Of bringing out host Of
pT1i,--s'ily new specifics, and while few may
h. Rgni, many u-eiU = and some even dangerous
T. prevent -app9mtmeni,t the best course 10 pursue
J. T. '"H'nt !"5F 1alh! hYHlcHnof "th' rNlee ust
p r'y't. hr safe and eihcacious. Of this class ~
I YER C0NP7CyR STRUP OF GUM ARAEIC. Original
IS The fsyGrt- prescription Of eminent ph sician
It st-1n became popular family medicine, and with
our Advertising. has continued to 6niuY growing
reputation Scr hc hast twenty years: In all recent
Bronchitis, Il H3opinS1)nu<h. Group, Asthma. &c. it
u1.vI wirh unparalleled success, most families
~ testify.
sold by FISHER & WINSTON, MEADE & B4KFR. A.
K0bFEER &c. Mt y c-uts per bottle and in eie-
CANT uad pleasant LoIsngt form, l2t, ana q cents
Vel trN, called TYLER'o ''tiUM ARABIC CoUGH CASDY
! Ynrs.' fe 2I-3n~
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MANAGER OF POOR HOUSE.
SUPERINTENDENT Pooh HoUss.-at III

oUPERINrENDsNf POOR HouSE.-At the
Of many friends have been induced TO
Ofer my self candidate for the above Office and
will be pleased toreceive ths votes of my fellow cisi
zens, at the approaching municipal election.
= HENRY MYERS,
tfhe person who attended tho sick in Norfolk
when the yellow fever prevailed thera)
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STEALING MoNRY. - William Wilson
alias Page, free negro, was before the Mayor yes
terday, suspicion of stealing $40 in money from
Fleming Adams, in New Kent, last Tuesday night
As the lost property was not found upon the pri
soner, the Mayor had no Jurisdiction the pri
soner, other than TO Issue warrant to send Eim
back to the county where the theft was committed
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CLERK OF CIRCIllT COURT.

R25 10 TIE VOTERS or THE CITY ~
RicnMoSp--FEIIow CrrizEss:--I am before ron q
canddats Tor reelection TO the ofdce of Cbnnk
ot the Circuit Court ct the city OF kichmond. II
whieh you were kind enough 70 place mo neariy
the best Of my ability eneavcred TO per FORM sor
scienti9usly aud impair tally. ee5 3 IA 4
NH l7-dtd EUsTACE RORINAQN
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H6S- To THE VoTERs OF THE CIrY -
RIcHNsND i respectfully announce myself oep.
ddate tor COMMISSIONER OF THE kEvEHUH.
for Monroe Ward, the present INCUMBENT declining
q re election. JESSE WHHRkY.
4. N s.lx
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aES- AT THE RxouKsT Of many OF my
feliow.citiLens, I respectfully aunounccVmysslf :
HEYENUE for Monroe Ward, and will pledge my
SELF to discharge faithfully the duties Of the ofQcs,
elected. mhi6--lms1 ~ John II. STAGE.
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The 1rArrtN AssAssIS.-It Is positively stated
that OrsiDfs hair was ict black when he was ar
rested, that at the time of his trial it turned very
grey, and that subsequently it became almost
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PROFITABLE BusrNEss.-Tbe receipts of the thea
tres and other places of amusement IN New York
city last week, amounted to Se.537; pretty good
business for Lent and the revival season.
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KEEP OUT or THE BRIARs.-The Gaceta, of Havana.

hEEP our OF TIE BRiARs-The Gaceta, Of Havana.
Tonches for the following:
Some fourteen years ago woman, supposed to
have died In tit, being taken to the grave Tor in
ernent, wi the beai ers stumble aud Gropped u
corpse. On picking IL up aud removing the briars
which stuck to it, she recovered from the trance
she was in. ''She finally died, in truth" aud when
about TO be removed second time TO the place of
intermeut, her husband exclaimed: "For God's
sake, my friends, do not carry the corpse of my
wife where there are briars."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

nay -FELLow- CIrizgEs OF rHs County
OF Hrsptro--I am tsndidate for tbs once OF COM
MISSIONER ~ THE REVENUE fsr the uprer
District Of the County, at the enenins elecfen IN
May next, end respectfully solicit yorr srnrNges
RIB 2s-tda 0kU CAETkh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

mr. To rHH YoTxRs OF the Cousfr %
BrsrtGa.-I arn a csnoiiate f,f the ofnce q CON-
MISSIONER or TfiE RkvENuE tor the VI.
per District Of tis county, and respectfully scuus
yonr votes IN May next. .,
ulh i3--dtd COkBln bDkiUss 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
CITY sERGEANT.

IS Ha- CITY SsReBAsT.---I respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelection 10 ne
NH ltd THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

A MuRpsRBR's BopY DiscovERED. The body ofslfred
Stoubs, who murdered his wife and two children
in Westheld, Mass, in December last, Was found
in mill pond nerr that place on Tuesday last.