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wM L MONTAGUE.
gsy In RESPONSE Il tho call of ..afanu '

Voters" through the columns of the Dispatch, an
nounce my SELF It candidate ;1T the ofiiCo Of HIGH
CtAStsBLE tor the city Richmond of the ap-
preaching election Should it be the pleasure of nav
'eiiow-eiz+ns 10 elect ne to the Oiee, niiu Of IT'S
responsibilities, pledge yse'f to their faithful 1is.
charge NH z2-dtde# JDUS n DJ(,(1FS
Rs South, enquirer and Wing please copy
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CALLED CoURT.-A court of Justices
will be beld tomorrow for the exam ination of
John S. Martin, charged with stabbiug Laeisn
Bass ON the 18th inst.
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skS5- To THE voTEss OF THE CoUsTY on
HEggIeo-I am candidate fot the Office Of CON-
MISSIONER tSf Ills RkFEkuk Tor the Up
per District of tha couty. and respectfnsiy solicit
your ysie. M y Mas nsxf. : coRprS puprox .
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN WAsHISGroN.-An outrage
ons attempt at assassination was made in Washing
ton last Saturday night. The States says:
AS Reeve Lewis, master arrn0rer at the United
States arsenal and Isaac Entwisie euIpioyed 4. n
engineer IN the Capitol extension were quietly
waking on the pavement near the Capi.o, sonsre
corner OF street north and 1st street west they
struck Mr.. Lewis, knocking him down. and tbe,
iired several pistol shots at him and his compan
ion One ball took effect in Mr. LIS hip. makino
wound about four inches Deep from which the
baii has not yet been extracted. He suffers much
pain, but no immediate danger is appreheuded -
Mr Entwisie received two balls in the hip neither
OF which have been extracted, and one in The side
Just over the heart, which fortunately stfnck the
IIo sha glanced on, making an ugly and painful.
suffers great pain. Their cries for help brought
tue police from the Capitol and others to their a.
sistanCe. 'A '''
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f6- lam A CAsDipATs ron THE Or
Flcg OF COMMISSIONER on THK REvEhUk lor
the Upper District u the county Of Hsnrco, = the
'ndsIs mh is-taa -SasIs ' DANIEL n aARpNER.a
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MISSOURI DUEL.--A letter to the s. Ioris
AeEMlilcan dated Iairn MI. o., .

A MISSOURI DuEL.-A letter to the ST. Louis
"eFa0aean' dated Cairo. Ill March 23d, says:
n, sehtlehian from Char lesion, Mississippi Co
place a lew miles above that place yesterday. be-
,"eeh TWO meH Lsmed - Lance and Alien Haze
Ihey had an old grudge, aud agreed to meet and
settle 1t by lighting with double barreied shot
Guns al ten PAGES, which they did aceordingly.-
al the hrst giving OF the word both guns missed
hre ut the next attempt Hale's gun missed fire,
and Lanes went of, pouring load Of buck-shot
into haie's bsdy- Hale fell aud Lane went up 20
h'nl anu beat him on the head with his gun,
breaking his gun Lane had not been arrested
this morning, the people appearing to regard il
a fair fight
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lSoEsDIAEIsa.--A daring attempt was
made last Monday night to burn the grocery store
OF hr. George Baukenship. by pouring burning
hred under the door and setting IL FIRE. hut the
hames were discovered ani extinguished before
any damage was done.
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FALSE ARM-Some Of the Ere reels
were called out yesterday morning By false
alarm
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EARLY C0RBIN.
CITY ASSESSOR,

EB-I am again candidate for re- cleo
ton 70 the Ctice of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE. mh l9-l7t&f JOHN PEARCE
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Ense To TIE YnrpRs or

kEs@ To THE VOTERS OF THE CfTY or
didate TOR COMMIS SSl0NER or THE kEyENuE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent deciising
"A re election. JESSE WHERkY
NH 10
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Nor PRoyED.--Alexander Jackson,
charged with threatening Mann S. Gentry,wss ex-
ahiined before the Mayor yesterday and acquitted.
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CONFESSION OF A WIFE MuRDERgR--We learn
from the st. Louis Republican that Geo H. Lamb.
of MENDOZA, H., confessed in the presence of on
Ger VIM. Lee, Captain WIN. Bogus, and Mr. STAT
ford his father iiI-lsw, to having drowned his VIII,
in the Mississippi river, short distance below
that city. The father in-law of Lamb. Mr. s,ae
ford. went to bis cell, and after some conversation
in which Lamb expressed great anxiety to uubur-
then his mind of some terrible secret. he finally
confessed that he took his wife from the Astor
House and put her in yawl boat, wLieh he
paid s., telling his victim he was going 60 a small
town down the river. Himself and two Others
were in the boat with her whoss names he did
not know lie took her down within half mile
OF an island, (he did not say what ohe,) and there
held her heal under wafer until sha strangIed -
tie then tied rope around her neck. attached a
stone to it and sunk her. The rope was about hal
The size of common bed cord. MIR Stafford
asked L.Iab how he fes when his wits was drown
ing. lie said he felt "a though he cnght to have
gone down with her. lie was asked what motive
ha had for The preparation oi the deed--if Sarah
this wife had not always treated him properly
and well! lie replied that she had never done
him wrong, and did not deserve her fate: but said
that he WAS Influenced by other parties the names
of Whom lie and could not would not give. lie
drowned her, lie said, the 18th of December last
After her body had sunk, he with the other two men
went ashore und sent the yawl adi 1T. Toa question
how his wife WAS dressed, he answered, in the
dress she was making at the time he went for her
ut her fathers honse.
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sSCoMMissIoSER or THE REvssus.

In compliance with the desire of Many Friends"
| respectfully present myself candidate fur
OF The REV EkUE for the Third
District (or Monroe Ward vi the City OF Richmond.
deem ID Unnecessary 60 make furthtr pledge
than of the faithful performance Of the
i'ites Of the Office should it be the pleasure of my
ieiiow-cisizeDs To elect me. &ea
mh Aims asset GEO. Fl. TOMPKINk.t
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SHERIFF..
s6y- To THE VorkRs or HExRIco

sk15- 10 THE VOTERS OF nBNRIC0
oUNIY.--I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate for the Sheriifaty Of Henrco county at
the election in May next; and If elected promise -
devote all OF my lime 20 the Office and to discharge
It's duties the law directs- will try aud ths
voters Of the county before the day Of ction and
IA the meantime refer all such as wish 70 uaror-
tain my ftaess tor ths office 70 nay nsishbors, and
TO John NJ. uregory. esq john b. Young, EsQ.. aAd
the Justices of nenrico county. s--~
10 Ht-dtde II. j. CAkTEH.
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AT TuH REoUEsr OF AlANy r

AT THE REQUEST OF MANY FRIENDS, |
hereby announce myself candidate for ihe Office Of
CITY AsSEsSuR, and promise faithful perform
ice OF the duties Of said office being well acquait {.
dwith the city, respectfully solicit the votes Of
my ielow-citizcns
NH 25-tde% GEO HOLMES
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ma To THg yoYEns OF THs CRY or

RloHhoND.-The present incumbent, Mr. Hundlsy
teclming reelcctionfr the office Of COMMIssl0N-
Eh OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward / here
by Announce myself candidate ior the said Office.
nd respectfully solicit our votes. and pledge my
eli TO the faithful discharge Of the Duties of the
NH 2-2m pRhSFON N OUAkfsk8.g
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CITY SERGEANT.

BE- CRY SEaGEAsT.--I respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelection 70 the
oice OF CITY sEkGEANT. f8
nih ltd THOMAS u. DuDLkx,
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CLgRK or CIRCuIT COURr.

kkH 10 THE VOTERS OF THu CITY or
RICHMOND -FKILow CITIzENs:-I am before you a
candietafe for reelection 20 the once Of CLEAk
OF the Circuit Court of the City of hichnuni In
which yeu were Kind enough 10 place me nrssrly
SIX years since, and the duties of which have .
the best OF my ability. endeayored 60 per FORM con-
nh liGdtd N' EUsTACE RogINsoN.
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No PAPEss.--Gsorge Cousins, free
negro from Henrico, was jugged yesterday Tor
want .. papers.
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1885.
To DR.. kahn,


O1hce corner 22d and Main streets.
eea. DEAN SIR: | feel it o duty / owe
10 You 10 state 10 the public the successful removal
y.sr. standing, weighing upwards of SiG pounds
without the use OF KNIFE "r tae loss OF blopd-and
ul which / Ani now We'll. | vas examined by DR..
Warner 1T the Faculty of Richmond, Twelve years
Az. tu1 hc pronounced ~ chances against me pl
cutting It, ~ also did other eminent physicians
JAMES MILLER.
Observation-Disclosures GoochiaBd CO.. Va.
a l1--tf7.uE
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wMR. A. II. LYSsM .s-sir: You

are respectfully requested to announce yourself a
candidate t2r MANAGER OF THE POOR Ii USE
believing that you are fully competent TO discharge
the duties of the above Office and viii be supported
by MANY YOfERS
NH 30 PTS
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hEa. CfTY GAuGsR To THE VoTgRs
or klcaNosp. Feliow-C Citizens IL am q candidate
for the Office Of CITY GAUGER and shall be pleased
10 receive yeur votes in April next.
mn i3-dtlks SAMPSON JONES
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GEO. II. TosIpKINs.

E1T To rue VoTERs OF THE CfrY or
eIcHaesp.- ara a candidate for the once Of CON.
Missioner OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
y ard, and must respectfully ask the support OF my
eliow-ctizens. Should it be your pleasure 70 esect
me TO that position, shah endeavor TO show, BY q
faithful discharge Of my duties. that your confidence
has not been misplaced. s..
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saS DUDLEY " Co, Importers and
Wholossla Dealers in Choice WINES Fine BRAN
DIES Old WIi6hAYS and CIGARS, No. Y Main
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INCEYDIARIsM.- Last Monday night o
small frame building sth street, near the ba-
sin. owned by Vim. o. George, was set on fre in
two places, bu; the torches Were discovered and
extinguished before doing serious injury.
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REvIyAL-We are informed that q Sc
ries OF meetings is now progressing at Wesley
Chapel, with promise of favorable result. Rev.
DR.. Doggett will preach there tonight.
revival has been going on for week past at
Leigh street Baptist Church.
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HIGH CONSTABLE Il respectfully Gil
nou4ce myself as caRdiatA for reelection 10 the
Office 0i HIGH CON STABLE
NH lS-tie F. BUTLER
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To THE VoTERs OF HEsRIco 20 Dis
rRIcr in answer to the call ofmany friends TO be-
come candidate FIR the ofaee Of COMMISSIONER
UE THE KEFESUE, 4 beg 10 assure my frends.
that ii elected, will to the best of my abil-
ity. Respectfully,
Iah 3l--7i$ -. 81. j. q. HAH04.
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cOUyTY or HENRIc0.

CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
s1r To THE VorERs OF REsHIco CoUs-
rY.-l respectfully announce myself q candidate
tor reelscton to the Office of CLERK on HkNRI-
60 COUNTY COURT. at the election In May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM fOLkE6.
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MAIL RoRREEY---On Friday evening las. some ore
discovered at Port Jergfs, N Y. mail bag, which
had been cut open and robbed. The bag mus.
nave ieft New York by the night express train on
Thursday evening. az the papers found In il we're
the second and third editions of that day, but all
the letters were gone.
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LET OFF.-John Crenshaw, charged
with beating his wife, was reprimanded by the
MiVor aud acauitted.
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Ls@1-- DR. john u. WALTHALL, (Hom9o-
sthis offers bis professional services 10 the oiti
e - ot Richmond and its vicinity. Oiiice at his
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from sth.
i--ie
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At@ HB unutTf1SHtU IS CaHUIuatt
FOR reelection 10 the office of sUPERINTEN DENT
OF TIL CITY GAS WORKS. and respectfully so
iici.s the ties of his fellow citizens.
NH l9-tde THUS III YYNNE
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80 To rup yoryps ~ Hx

Cou.Yy II hereby announce myself candidate for
rhe Office OF CON hIssiO. Ek OF fHk hEvkNUB
the upper District at the approaching election,
and respectfully solicit your suirages. Should tf
the duties Of the Office faithfully and pneetraily.
NH Z7-dtde& JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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n6yTo THE VoTKKs or Hsxllco CoUN2
once of the COMMISSIONER OF yHE kkvIHUk.
FOr the lower dstrct 1T the arproAehlpg election,
respectfully soiicit ycur suffrage. mould - yeux
pleastI . 10 eject me. promise "a c4schArm - -
tee oi the once faithfully and pnnctualY. ~ he
best Of my ability. JOHN \. hAOhO
NH k-fm ~ ft3ssf
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SPECIAL MOTTO ss.
r,s WAsHtSo--oN--''FiRST IN WA

rss WAsHiSo--oN--''FisSr IN WAR,
- Pv4cr, .Np FIRST IN rtE HEARTS on ~
~ ,-r,, ,srN AT who visit Richmond on ~" ssd
~ - r..,ary. tr.vitucss the grand speGtacie az the
- ',r.ttfaa - ths Washington statue, sh.u,d n; NJ
80, yt.;l tn, 7avs Photograph and fh'e Att uai'
49, "a = " ssISNls ta wttnrsS tue ~rnI' rio' plo-
- tae photographic Art. IS ConJh'ttd NJ WIS
ees..r sfJ.aSgd establishment. Ana ~ lnoSe VINO VINO
,.ay wt>h 20 ehtaia of taems' Tvs oI 'i'I" soi[ @
tsl a,l 81 a tn secure oGe q the Anlbt1tYpes of
Y f.g5aI,',. made % HINNIs 1nllsF, lie is pre-
=, al,.,7,,,,,iate al who wash hhe pieinrrS;
VA' I ,rt,,,I,i ~ + gAn.s Cases LOO ketS Pins
~. vs,s~u ~ have a. "a placed, Is large and Va
ft-. sailrfy ls ru Main street, opposite the
... '....r..s : al. not fe 20
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a6S- -FELLow-C CITIZEss oY THE COUNTY
% ESRc0 II am candidate sor the Office Of COM
,ilssIaAER 0f fhE REyEsUE far the Upper
District Of the CoantY, a. ths ensuing ELECTION "
May mkt and respectfully solicit your sunrnges.
NH 2s-tde aRO W CAkTkk
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kG | AM A CANDIDATE ron rHs Or
rIcE or COMMISSIONERS OF THE REvENUE for
Monroe Ward. sn3F -
nh l7-tde% JNO NJ MURRAY
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NOVEL ISyESTtoN.-A Senior Gallegos Of Havana
ia reported TO have inventeda carriage which runs
with no other motive power than the weight off
burden on level ground, and upon inclined planes
with very slight muscular exertion on the part OF
the rider.
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SINGULAR DIsAsrER-As the up freight train
y as backing out from the switch, at Quitmau sta
ton, 1t was struck by hurricane from the west
with such violence as TO throw two cars eft the
truck. The three hiudmost cars were in the range
&C the wind: the car or caboose was thrown
thirty feet from the track bottom side up, and the
trucks full ten feet, also inverted, A brskesman
" ho was ia the car, found ia senseiess state
from which he did not recover for Hn hour and
half He is badly bruised, but has sustained no
serious Jury. The next car, partially loaded
with freight for West Point was thrown clear o!
the track upside down aud completely de abolished.
The freight little damaged, most OF it, being
ofa kind not likely TO receive injury and will be
promptly forwarded tonight. The third car was
thrown partly of the track, and the tin covering
ot the roof rolled up like paper. small house on
the west side of the track, was raised from its
foundation, tut not injured: the garden attached
t. the house WAS swept clean The track OF the
hurricane did not exceed eighty yards in width;
at the station hGnse, not more than huHd. ed
yards distant there was not wind enough TO blow
oues hat on The hurricane passed completely
oyer the town of Quitman, and struck the cut
aouses Of c. W. Moody. Esq on the eastern ed &c
of the town, GemOlishng them and scattering
their eontents.--Aobiis Mercury, 25th.
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S~To rnK 70

sTTo rHE yorERa OF HaxRrco Coux.
MI am a candidate for reasection 70 the ores Of
COMM MzsSlaNsk uf TIM kkrnNUk tnk IHn
NH 22~-ttes Il 8 - !. a,ss 60
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THs INDIAN MASSACRE IN YUCATaN.-A correspon-
dent of the n. o. picsyune writes from Belize,
Honduras, under date of March 5th, as follows:
have but moment before the Mary leaves TO
latOrm you that the Indians baye taken the town
OF Bacalar, one OF the chief towns Of Yucatan !;
that they took ii by surprise in the night aud not
single one Of tue inhabitants escaped. Ali are
prisoners, aud We are apprehensive that ali will
he put to death,as tue Indians do not want money
but say the Cross e which they Worship wants
blood.
Capt. Anderson and portion of the 2nd West
India Regiment have been sent up 70 our Northern
boundary To keep the Indians from crossing the
line after the Spanish living in this settlement.
Oar Northern Magistrate, with two others has
been sent up to redeem the prisoners at Bacalar
| refer you to Capt. Steve0s, Of the Mary, who
can give you the various rnmors in town.
The Pieayune adds Capt. Stevens. reports that
ransom for the prisoners not being forthcoming,
they were ai-men, women and children-inassa
cred
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RlcHxoSe.--I am candidate for fhe Office Of CLRRK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City Of Richmond
and respectfully solicit your support
NH l9-ts gs JAMES ELLETT.
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Eseg- GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
AMI residence NO 23l On Main, between Stt and 9Th
ztre.sfs RichuIoul Va. my 3B-ly
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AccrpEsr.-We underst.nd tbat Mr.

JESSE WHITE was thrown from horse, on sunday
last, between this city and Fairfield. and had his
right leg fractured severely In two places
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SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS

RICHMOND NEST resp, ctfully offer myself can
diGate for reelection Of CAPTAIN OF ThENIaHT
POLICE. NH 2g--dtdes A WILKINSON.
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1ay> CITY GAraRa-Tn rnR ",

SSsg Cfh THE FUfEHc
OF kicBhoSB Grateful fer Your kindness heretofore
res tiGil! announce myself candidate fsr re
eiectlcn 10 tie Office of CRY aAUGER.
NH 22--tder RICHARD FOX
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iIo, FOR NIcARAGUA.-The steamship Empire City,
sailing for New Orleans from New York on Friday
next there is good reason to believe, will take
ont company OF seEenty.fiye to join Col, Lock
ridges expedition to Mexico. The enrolment ot
these persons has been quietly going on during
the few days past.
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AT the request of many friends, an
nnunce myself a candidate for tie SUPERIS.
ZEN DENT o. TuE GAS WORKS.
. NH l5-dtds D. HAGERTY.
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BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN FRANcE-A dispatch
from New York to the Baltimore Sun SAYS:
Private letters from France represent CONNER
ciai affairs as lily growing worse. Failures
were Increasing, manufactures suffering severely
and prices of silks still declining. Ooe failure
had taken place at Lyons, with American cOnnec-
tous,tor between two and three millions Of francs
and the Liabilities largely exceed the assets
The Havre CO respondent Of the Commercial
writes that the political horizon is again gloomy
and decrease OF the consumption of manufac-
tured goods inevitable. All speculative feeling
had subsiGeG, and the internal condition of the
country was becoming daily more threatening.
The Paris correspondent of the Commercial says
it is generally supposed that the cousprators will
be executed Oh the morning of the 18th. Many
believed that the punishment would be remitted
to perpetual labor, but such hope is not well
tounded. Nevertheless, the de!ence of 0rsni and
his letter had made deep impression in France
and italy.
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feliow-citizens, respectfully announce myself
candidate for The Office OF COMMISSION ER t,f THE
kEYENuE for Monroe Ward, and will pledge my
self to discharge faithfully the duties Of the ohjce
elected. mhi6-ims JOHN ". sTA09.i
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FIRE AT PATTERSON. n. 1.-The stable attached to
Graham's Farmers Hotel, in Patterson n j.. was
destroyed by fire Saturday morning. Four horses
were burnt to death. The fire was the work OF au
incenGiary.
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gag AM q candidate for the CLERK
SHlP z vi Henrico County Court. sah55
HIh 2G--lm~ JNO p HARRISON.
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CITY CoLLECToR
MANAGER nP POOR HOUSE

sa An a candidate for re election to
the office of CITY COLLECTOR
NH It'd JULES A. UORs0y
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-dtde T. J. CARTER.

kGS@ To MY FELLow-CITIzENs on THI
fully solicit your surages at the ensuing olection In
May next. b. NILH. DAVIS.
Richmond. nth Dec, 1857. NH S-dIms
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HeA,, To THE VoTEKs OF HESRIco CouN-
iY--I respectfully annoance my self Candidate fbr
tue Office OF Clerk of Henrico County Court ai the
lection i'll MaysRsxt. TEMPLE ELLETT.
fe l3--tdo 50 #. @&H
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STABBED We learn, says the Ringgoid Express,
that some weeks ago youth by the name Of
Paine. going 20 school in Lafayette Ga stabb-
Ell In the abdomen by school-mate by the name
oi Hunt. and badly Injured. 1t is thought that
Paine will receiver. Report says that Hunt was
wholly to blame in the affair
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PRICE ONECENT.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
MAYOR.
GAUffER,

tVI AM again candidate for re -elee-
tian TO the effics Of MAYOR Of this city.
inh ls-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

ARMY INTELLIGENCE Ten. Scott has issued or
iers constituting new military district in Ne
hraska TO be called the District of the Platte. The
headquarters fort Iarame( are TO be occupied
Immediately by ten companies of artillery, and
two of dragons. from Kansas Two companies
Of artillery ordered from Kansas to Fort Riley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31
NNIS-tt,IFrs

sEA. SRERiRFALFY or HENRIco.--Isam
candidate for reeleeti 70 the once Of SHEHlfY
CT Henrico. JN0. A. HUTCHINSON.
do ls-dtde 49, esMs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-31

RG CLERKsHIP or THE CIRCUIT couET
vE HENEiCo At the request Of many Of my friends,
[ announce myself candidate for the rffics OF
CLERK uF TnE CIRCUIT CvURT OF HENAICO.
NH 3--dtdes JOHNSON SANDS.