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sex- HARr.nopsE'. HEALTH REsroR

xK, or sA,-ArssILla CoHpIAL-fhe Litt.qf The Fle9h
Is IN ne Reui.--PRsPAEEp ~ A CHEhsT The 1es
Rostov.r of Health, and the best cdFurtfyins
Compound in tho World II does not contain rcr
tels Of Mercury. The above rrepsrtaionL T. y 81 snitsd
Au Tscs; II urisorates the whole constitution;
moves al rnpl-s and erupions from the shim stve'
bloom md fre.hneF the complexion nd Is part
cuIarly adapted 10 the weaoning conplaints OF the
Itias nerfeet cordial IN taste. and arts lkea
cbsr upon the feelings spirits and energlesoi Inc
weak snd dehilitated from any cause FE-fgs
Quart BEETLES 81; email bottles 20 cents. { !
Ports.ro,th - H'i NH 3i-d&cw3fn
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ROBBERY OF A CHURcH.-Duripg Holy Week, at
Valetri, Italy, town of about 1900 inhabitants
an image of the Virgin, with mantle and gown
Of gold, was stolen out of the cathedral by some
ruffans, who wrote to the bishop that for $500
they would send it back. The mob was indignant, c,
when voice cried ont that " thu Jesuits were the
thieves" on which, by acclamation, an assault was
made on their dwelling, which was Quilted, and
they were roughly handled in the scuffie. Up to
last tidings the palladium had not been recovered
lot of silver and gold ''eZ rotO" formed part of
the plumber.
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> RsopE Ie, .Sr.--The General Treasurer or Rhode
Island rerorts the stste expenditures, for the year
ending April 90 at t2I2 32; and the receipts $780,
2o2 Deficit, 5000.
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% syGoDDARD's LoTIos GoDDARp's
loTION-We haye5ust received another supply Of
this celebrated PAIN Extracting Lotion. These who
have been waiting for it can row be supplied BY
calling at MILL5PAUGH a JOHN STON's
APPS ~ rtg-. Drug Store, "a EasI Main at
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ings were held every evening last week in Dr.
Moore's church. The daily attendance was very
large, the congregations being composed chiefly bf
ladies'. Services were ,impressively conducted by
Rev. Mr.. DUNCAN, rt.,4f
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DEATH OF NOTED CHARACrER.-Every old resi-
dent and almost every passenger in oldeatime
stage coach locomotioD, who passed through Fred
erieksbufg, will remember Jim wilkins, who iop-
rished az eader Of the tensorial art, and pattern
to all lesser lights. Jim was eolored "iudivtd
uai," but known as {" a man OF n1eansn and his
fame spread in all the region round about. On the
accession Of Capt. Tyler to bis Accidental pres-
dentship. he remembered the services and position
of jim wilkins, and accordingly Jim received a
call, and wss installed chief butler ut the White
House. For some years past, Jtn has lived in
Philsdelphia, where, though quite wealthy he
presided over the destines of barber shop, which
seemed TO have q charm for him. We are not sd.
vised as TO the circumstances of his death. but
learn that wilkins died in that city on last Wed
Desday week, aged about 10 -FredericksJurg
Tu.l Herald ... .-...t -
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tached from the U. 5. steam-frigste Susquehsnna ma
and ordered to the q. s. receiving ship Peansylva
MIA Sainsker VIM. NJ. MahOny has been de-
tsched from the U. S. sl0op-ofwar John .4dams,
and ordered to the Pennsylvania. hl1
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!. RowDTIsA IN PHmADuPmA.--0n Friday last the
Moyamensing company, of ,Phi!sdeiphia,a while
running to a fire, were set npen by the Shifier
Hose and driven fram their hose carriage, which
afterwards taken to the river by the Shiffiers
smashed aud thrown In. There were only Is Moys-
mensing men on the rope at the time
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HANOVER PhESBYrEaY.-The ecclesiastical body
in session at Port.nouth, Virginia, has fixed Salem
Church, Hanover county for its next place OF meet
Ing. During the proceedings, Friday, letter from
the Rev. l.. ?. Ledoux was read, resigniug the Of
fcs of stated clerk, aud requesting letter OF dis
mission from this Presbytsry, to join the Presby.
terry of North River. The res signation was accept
ed, and the request granted.
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b THE MULE RACE, at Fairfield, last Eat
urday, was amusing affair, and enjoyed by hun-
dreds of persons who assembled to witness it,
Eight mules we're entered, mile heats, and the
race was won BY r. Bakers entry In two straight
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Ea A MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment of
Ribbons. Flowers, Ruches. Fringes, Dress Trim
mings and Buttons at the > - ~ = = a1f'-1
'...a e' Ladies BAZAAR. IT'S Broad street
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SAP CArssTRopHE-Last Friday night, Jacob
Gregory .of Uniou township, Luzerne county, Pa 4,
while watching for some dogs which had been
worrying his sheep, fired at moving object, which
he mistook for dog 1t proved to be his brother,
Peter Gregory who had left the house for the same
purpose. without the knowledge of Jacob. The
unfortunate Young man died in less than twenty
f0ur hoDre
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CRIME IN New YoRK.-At a recent meeting of the
Magda len Society, of New York. it was shown that
within three miles of the City Hall there we're 400
houses of iIl-atne containing 1000 abandoned wo-
men. Including the street walkers, it Was shown
that there are $4,000 protessedly dissolute women
in the city Of Now York The report of the secre-
tary of the society eIowed that it is not able to
accomplish much in the way of reclsmng these
women, not only for want of funds, but because (
an indi.positiob, on the part of the public, toiden
tfy themselves with it, from motives of false deli
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AxoL1sa-Ricbmoud boasts Of a larye


number OF the disciples of Isaak Walton, and the
present season hs. boon productive Of fine sport.
Any afternoon, the patient anglers may be seen
along the banks Of the river, Offering tempting
bribes for q bite, aud they generally come home
hate rains, however, have swolen and riied our
wratby river, and materially interfered with the
pursuits of fishermen. ts -. .,5..,,. st.t Erk
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FACTORY GfRLs' srRIkE-At the Chieopee Mills
Down their wages from 20 10 rs per cent. = ~ /
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-. UNLIcEEsED VEH1cLEs-Own of
drays and wagons, who have not procured the ne
cessary license, will find notice from the Mayor
relating thereto, in another column ~ L.9!l 80
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fsA- BATHs. BATHS, BATHS Hot.
Gold and Shower Baths can, be had daily at ali
hours, at the American Hair Cutting. shaving. and
Shampeoing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on llth street. +'.,l.i5, M ts d, q sr. 4
Single Baths 25 cents. .or tickets for 81 apI0
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s~n-Ty Yarn H.1p ~ HARsH.

# ~ d. Bse Prof Woods lair Restorative
II your Hair is Gray, - .g .ff-.
1-~1.- Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If yoar Hair is Thin, 80
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
= Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
~ - ~ Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Dandruf, ..-
~ 80 Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yea have EruptiODe. .Is n ..-...s II D. l.. I
Use Pros Woods Hair Restorative
/; ven desire to pre5eTye tho Color, r..l 70 ~ :
" - Use Prof wood's Hair Restorative
II you desire not to lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want Cheap Article
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II ron ADMIRE the beautiful Lock, -..L..
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful hlnyisls.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you wish Beautiful Com mpleTion,
: W. Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II Top wish Face free from pInIpfes, t-s1
4 -tffTI I' Use Prof Wood Hair Restorative
II yos wish 10 anpear Young. e-e rs tf. rf g
" - - =, - Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want testimony overwhe 'minE,
Road the Circular Of Prot Woo'ts Hair RESTORATIVE
If you want to fnd IL,
The Depot is at lli Market street. 81 Louis, MS
souri, and'GF2 Broadway, New York. f- y.
mi. rifv md cnrrrtry NH i2--d&cW3r1f;
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WYxAN commences tonight at Metre
polltan Hall. His popularity, as 10 professor
the a,stie. art, viii ensure hip 4 supceAssea
tail houses, .s..t "a, aasss ssss.l~ INA. r
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so,nrrss Ear UrAH.--ThGrsday morning over SIX
hnndred soldiers from Governors Island len Jer-
sey City on the New York and Erie cars for utan'
Wis s.Ea ss4a Z
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~ To THE YoTERs or THs CoUsTY or
aIssIDNER uf TfiE REVENUE Tor tho Up
per District Of ths coansy. ard respectfully tolieit
yotsr votes N siay nart - - =. /, ,,a,,r>x,
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ESy- CLBRKsHIP or THE CIHcuIT CouSr
OF iEssIoo AT the request of many Of my friends,
/ annonDcs myself a candidate for the. ofhce of
NH 5-dtde* JOHNSON kANDB.
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! sPECIAL NOTICES.


e~thiss oners has professional services 70 tbs eit
as Of Richmond and its vicinity O,sce AT IN 70
ndence sn Leigh street. two doors from sth ia
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eFIAMx CAxpIpArE yoR 1Hs Or
rfcs cr COMMISSIONER OF TaE kEyEkUE for
the Upper District Of the county Of Heprso, &C the
NH i3-tasG - pAsIM n GARDNER.
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PARTICULAR sNogueE.--Great sale O

wstehes, geweiTy, Plated Ware and Fancy arsoasa,
snr,tcu and private sste, ts H. " lQUAstss Al No
10 Main street every day aud evening this xeeL
ladies' ssie sts o'clnek A. NC q 49, AZ
tisntlenl5f't sale ct ~ O'clock. N+f&a a AhA
TIE richest ard sfos extensive yafiets exar n.sn
Ell in this market. for sale above Merchs ats -
psrticulsriv invited % call and examine he eoe5s
sri parrhase either privately or at the evenins
sales. All goods warranted as represented M N
Natn street. - -, ~. n"
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Krlaxp OK rHE IsAcK.--Last Wednesday niorn-
ing, the mail train, coming east from wheeling,
Va :, ran over man named Biandley, near Piea.
mont killing hifninNfantly. r Il }tffW F#EHa
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AcoUIrrsD. .--Silss, q slave, the prop
erty OF Mrs. Page Aylett, arraigned before the
Mayor on Saturday, on charge Of stealing tent,
valued at $50 belonging to Austin Seay; but there
being no proof Of his guilt. he was acquitted.
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Isd a14r BEG TO IEHoRM THE LADIES of
RcbmGnd and vicinity that am nov in receipt OF
my iul assortment of LADIES' DREso TRIMMIaaS
which always will be kept complete by weekly sun
pics. Tang my best an ieaV0rs 70 keep up the al.
ready established reputation Of having the most
tasty and beautiful assortment invite your exam
nation and kind patronage. rFH a'A esGaY. /
Respectfully, Hfi q B0ETTCHER; 80
e m 5..-rs III Erass, ssraat
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xGA- To THE VoTgRs or HEHRIoo CoUs-
III respectfully announce myself aCandidats Jor
be Office Of Clerk Of Henrico County Court At the
lection in May next ia t,HTEMPLk kLLETT.
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Letter from North CaroIiaa. !
tooaassPosDzsca OF rHs HIoHsosD p.uy p,s,.,c,

IT.. HsLpos, N. O., May 7th. 1858.
Inc weather Is gloomy, rainy and cold and ,o
carol,na nIus saa am trying the effect ofa North
up little don't know how 1t Ia il, the l,,I Do.
nihion, ous 10 this region the sarmsrs are hegin.
aias 10 oe gloomy too All the corn trat has hsa !,
p,.ssed on ght land IL drowned, AMI the process
OF pioughing II up and repIa utine will amn,s,,c
ss soon ss tue state of the earth will admit AZ i.
oh sim land IL fares better, Though IN the wet
meatner continues much lenger it Will be srovned
mere my asso The wheat foc ks badly. On some of
tie best lands In Roanoke the end. of the hIadas
are beginning to look yellow and dead This Il
a1t.ioesed BY some 10 the continued wet weather.
ana Dy others tothe chinch bug. am inclined to
shink ~ the nrst opinion Ia more nearly correct
sa,msrs are eager to plant their Gotten, but, as
mAtter OF course, they eInnot do till the earth
oeeomes dry enough FOR ploughing. Fr I
III the season s favorable for it, there will be at
least oDe-thrd more of cotton made in North Ca
foiina this year than ever heretofore Many Of
our largest aud most wealthy Roauoke farmers
who have heretofore confined their operatiops
mostly to wheat and corn, will go into it exten-
sivelyR aH} p; oof,-'.sf - -
The Messrs- Burgwyn and Col Nicholas M Long.
WHO have never made altogether, reckon, fifty
bales of cotton, will make probably from six hun
dred TO n thousand thsyear, and many Others in
the same proportion. Il mean, of course. II the
season is favorable, for they will plant exten-
sively) |. .'
This is always the case when any one article
goes up. All then rush into it, glut the market,
and down it goes again. ~. - ~. 80 : -
AS my letter of the 4th might hsve led yen
to anticipate, Hon. A. W yenable declared hirr-
self, this week, at Granville Court candidate for
the House of Commons. a@f u ~yf sHsftf
The railroad companies have raised the through
fare, so that ticket from this place to New York
is fourteen dollars and sixty cents instead of
twelve, as formerly. This action is very much
condemned, and good deal of blame is saddled
on the Richmond and Petersburg road. "a
The Wilmington aud Weldon Company have re-
fused to come into tue arrangement, reduced their
local fare frora IS so to S. and declined to sell any
through tickets at Wilmington. Hs#i =
Yoar contemporary of 1.-The South" Mr. Pryor.
passed through this place yesterday-on his way
20 Montgomery, learned TO attend the Southern
Commercial Convention. saw no one else from
Rich mold that knew. ESTRASGERo.
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GoRDeS's VIRGINIA CoLoNY.-Another company
Of Philadlphians left on Wednesday morning in
the steamship Virginia for Richmond, en- route for
Mr.. Gordon's Lands, near the Bath Alum Springs,
In Bath county. Va. .tF+ p tft"r ik. p
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hrl am candidate for reelection to
the office COMMISSIONER OF THE REvENur
IN the upper district, Chesterfield county. 1"Hie
sp .l5-d&ewtdes zaU WsG PLOURNOY.
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EnT AM "A CAHDIDATA FoR rHx Or
FIcE OF C0MMIsSI0N Err OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward.
NH l7-tdes iH-t @-f JNO M MURRAY.
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p The Light Infantry Blues, Capt. Fry,
will to-day celebrate their 65th anniversary. by
parade ana tue usual festivities The OCCASION win
be rendered more than ordinarily pleasant, by the
presentation of the beautiful flag, which we have
heretofore alluded to, at 10 o'clock, A. u.
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.H HE Fresh LEEoEKs.--I have just re-
ceiyed, by AdaII5' Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEkOHBS. which will be applied upon most reason.
ABLE terms --.. 81. - -. : - = {
P.s.-Lupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO. Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the Aaerican Hotel, and al
night on eth street, French Garden Hill. 1aF I
my 0-1 t'lfit' 80 81 ieEf r. @. HOBSONl
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AGs- To Yhs VorIRs or r

1ouNyr take this method OF announcing myself
candidate for the sheriselty of HenIico csunty,at
devote all of my time TO the ofte aud to discharge
its duties as the law arscts VIII try aud the
voters Of the county before the day Of election and
in the meantime refer all such a. wish 20 ascer-
tain my fitness for the onice 90 my nsighbors, and
TO John n Gregory Esq John II. Young. Esq., and
ia sso-dtds = : - " ]. CAkTgs.
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+ FIRs.i- The roof Of No. Is Engine
House, Church Hin, caught Gre last Friday night
but the fiaines were cxtinguished without much
damage sssss - ,sssss " tetR So Ffes
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nRT~ To THR iVorrpa or Tur C,rx a,

ng To TIE VoTERs or THE CIrY or
MISSIONER OF THE REvENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of my
feIowcitizens should il be your pleasure to elect
me to that position, shall endeayor to show, bya
faithful discharge OF my duties, that your confidence
has not been raisplaced. as ut3sn f'ts 80 ~ est
2 NH a-tda s.fs- MfJIl "A. GOODWIN
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B6 I AN . candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Heprico County Court. v,....
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Er To rHr VoTBRs % HsNrIco CoUM-
Ty-T am randsn.te Ter rs~elsesfcn - tho ofscs Of
or TIE REVENUE FOR THE
Low BR DISTRICT. JAMES d. QUINN.
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I0- To THE VorERs or rHn CIrY or
KioHAoSD.-The present incumbent, Mr. Hundiey
declining reelection for the Office ofe0MMlaSfOE-
Eh OF TIM REVENUE for Monroe Ward. here
oy announce myself candidate for the said Office,
nd respectfully solicit your votes and pledge ny-
self to the faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
ONCE, should u be your pleasure 20 elect me. 80
nah 2--2m a. PRESTON NJ OUARLEa
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COUNTY or HENRIoo.
H,..' et'+..'e SHERIFF.. b,
ersp IT, xxz E4 H.

eS~ To MY FELLow-CIrIznN or TEE
Co MY OF HEsRIoo. Il am candidate for the SHE
fully solicit your suflages at the ensuing election
apd-difns ta~a5 lb ii q. MICH, DAVIS.
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- NAvAI.--The Colorado, now fitting out at NOT.
folk as nsgship for the Home Squadron. WI
touch at st. Domingo for the purpose OF inaua
ing into the condition OF our Affairs IN thss
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: N6r To TINE VeTkRe lof the THIRD
DfsfRtogs- -Felew Citizers: Irespectfnify Offer Hy-
self es 6 uddeteifor CoHsFABLk la the. zeovs
aud Will DO plcassd 10 Teceive yo,;r votes
for the ssms % the 9Th Of the present mouth yay)
my 3-tdss .fTs o. BuLLlNdToa.
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g nfH- To TEE yorsRs or Dfsrxfcr No.
4 HEsRlco eoesfr II am candidate for feelecsicn
10 the once OF eo0NSfAhLE. and Should 4 ~ your
s sssniiSas sssSfay aid IsspsetfSiy 6 psricssa he
) apsarraldss' - sssq tTiIos- n MONTAGUE.
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sl CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
- To THE VoTERs oy HEsRIoo n

rY.-f respectfully snnounce myself q candidate
fer reelection to the office OF CLERK uF EEERI-
co COUNTY COURT. at the slectisnin May nsxt.
, NH 2-ts "a -ast fs. 4ss WILLIAM, f0LkEa.
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THE SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK res
cetves deposits on which interest ID paid at the
rate Of pcF cent per aunnm, u reniaintus on de.
post six months. and per cent for shortnr pertods
0FFicERs joel B. Watkins l9l Price 4 watk.n4lPf
sident p. b. Price, Treasurer. w. A. Jenkins sscseT
Z ms xoroxs Ro A. Paine, fof Kent, Paine / cs !,
Geo. L. Herring p r. Moore. \, o. Howe, John y i
sRagnAult, RI b. Price. W. A. nkius. Wm. Ira
'oaiea II n b. pricvs BOOK sears opposjts Aneif
can Hotsi. st -. ".
h if'sOFFEE, 90. ~ leo bags prime Kio vofs
~ fec Is hzgs Green Laguayrz ocffee. 10 bales
PRIME ''0ena M 9soLssroN IL ~ 4 4rIrzaEBALn
n1yTS-(t - No. IL Pear B<fsek.
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ltB-f respectfully oar myself e 9
Dissxiet HenEieo county. and e1ll b. psHre ~ re-
ceive the votes g my friends for the sjd pk1e,
sPisysiss : - 'ss Wa ROBERT sAl~a.
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TRIcr. HEsRIcp coUsTr7-I respectfully ener myser-
vices 70 lny fellow a. candidate Tor tho OF.
nee OF HfGH CONSTABLE Of the 9Th DistTict and
will discharge tne duties earnestly and fxithfslys
IL it should Dc your pleasure 70 elect ne
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Ree-. SBERIIYALTY OF HENRIoo.--I an
candidate for reelection 30 the ONCE of sHERIfH
OF He.irico. H'EA sAa JEO. A. HUTOHEs0N.
de I9--dtde t.- e 81 anstf EsIfsE-D1-.ls II
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% aWATcH-HeUsEi CAsEe.---Several ne
groes were found, at late hour Saturday night,
in an uniawful assembly at Mary Ann SCOTS
house, and conducted TO the watch house. whence
they were discharged at sunrise after, an inpres-
sivs warning A white man was arrested on Sat
urdsy for drunkenness aud disorderiy conduct in
nation; aud negro arrested for petty larceny.
was put through In the usual way and discharged,
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%~GxoRGK B. SrxsL, Dentist, Office
and residence No 23l on Main, between stb and sth
treets. Richmond Va. s4 nay s0--fy
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g RICHMOND ENaINEs, N0.--We saw yes
terday, on board the schooner Peter NOVEL;, in
the Dock, sseeraf stationary steam engines, from
the foundries ef Tabott a Bro. and Philip Rahm,
shipped for New Orleans; aud q vast quauti.y of
railroad spikes, shipped by Morris & TANNER Of
the Tredegar Works, for the Menp phis and Ohio
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D6s- AT rHs Rle0ssr Of many Of my

fellow.citizens, 4 respectfnliy apn2upce myseIf .
TIRE REVENUE for Monroe Wari. and viii pledge
myself 20 discharge faithfully the dutiss q The of
nee, If elected. JOHN n, stage.
m 4-dtda 'tfH Sc
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pryrrssrr1aY IrHMs Tyler recentIy

: PINIfEHTlAN1 TKHs.-IyIer, recently
sent to the peiiitentiary from Hanover cor,nty
was pardoned and released on Saturday: and Bur,
CESS, convicted Of felony in Richmond, and in
prisoaed twelve years ago, was lately set at lber
ty,f The Govsrnor has hired ont ffteen negro CON
victs under the new Law, to labor on the public
Puiien, the custom house robber, 10 silIl In the
hospitals falling gradually aud It Is believed that
he with not long survive. Somersile. his associste
10 At work in ths shoe shep, learning an honest
trade, which may enable, hin to earn his bread by
an occupation more honorable than safe-bIoBing,
after the expiration ofhs term. =. u -
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Col. John Preston has been appointed prolesfs,Yf
in the law school in the University OF Lonisslie
Kentucky. - $50 gag ass1saa
Charles @. Bnoeks,os Baltimore, was killed at
Chicago, on. Thursday. BY being run oserby a
train ul cars.< - 3ssl III Z saa .sstsi q.
The nopulatiof Of call the world" Is estimated
at ST., ,0eo 600 y 8 i etfEt ste8A4 alE95L4al
! Ne ltlntar belonging 10 q Typographical Union
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p - ~ IaE NoTEkS W AdCHMoHD
CIrr-I am candidate for re election ts the sfncs
OF COMMISSIONER OF TIE BEEENuE for Jsf-
ssssoa ward dst District ASd {ssgss:faily sslisit
y9Sr sdPpcfIE F.ciI.r a.v y,s ysV ny rkASClsCy
era to Be eofsd fsr throughout fAs city. In
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