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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
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OH r IFF Ale
My virtue of a Commission and order Of sale to
me directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Cir
cult Court, will offer for sale, as the law directs,
at the Court House Door in Plymouth. on the III tn
day of November A. d. 1858, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock a m and 4 o'clock D. m. ofsaid dav.
Inc ioiiowing described real estate: to-wit: The
south half Of the south east fractional quar-
er, o, section seventeen D. east Of the 1lichi
supposed TO cortainll Is 48lOO acres, more or
les, and laying in tAe County of Marsha n Ind.
Executed as the property of Richard Corbaley at
the suit Of Ebenezor 2. Wells against Richard
Corbaleys when aJudgment was obtaine,. aoninst
the defendant for $l240,s 81, besides Costs and In
terests on which there has been paid $500, 90 and
the remaining still abalsnce due of $3.50 90 and
costs and interests. The above described proper.
will be sold or sc much thereof as will satisfy
be above mentioned bala nee due 80 a., -,
]. F. VANvALKENBURGB, Sheriff N. c.
oet2l -let3s HR.nau ~ 49,.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
CHI ERIFF,s SALE s...s

CHI ERIFF's SALE 1870 l'''5
oBy yirtne of Commission and order of sale,
to me directed, from the Clerk of tue Marshall
Common Please Court, will expose to sale as the
Law directs at the Court House door in Plymouth,
Marshall County Indiana. on Thursday, the 11th
day of November, 1853, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m, of said day, the
following described real estate; to-wit The North
half of the south west quarter dissection thirty one,
in Township thirty two north, of range one east,
estimated TO contain 70 acres, and $4,000 ofof an
acre, in Marshall County Indiana, or so much
thereof shall be necessary to satisfy Judgment
Cor Sl77 81 cents, against Joel Cromly and Amer
ia Crowley and Henry Haley, repleyin bail, and an
favor OF Lonisa Weaver administrator of the es-
tate q Jacob Weaver9scFsei. aaa A.
WI Ill D.FVANFALKENBURGH,
1 Sheriff M. C..
{ = ~ is,aais - D. How, ID. p.
! oct 81 4et3. jeeH ~ So ~ - 49,. =.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

In Pennsylvania, the Legisla-
tnre is strongly opposition on joint
ballot. The. Senate, however, is
still in doubt A late report, not
yet confirmed, makes it stand Il
opposition to rs democrats, but
the figures may very likely be
just the other way -
The Philadelphia Bulletin Cop
position) says the anti-democratic
majority IS probably not less than
25s500, and it may nearly double
that" s -.s
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
1915 sENH 50 IS E4AAa4Hs@a.
LIVES SAWED &
By TEE USE OF g
st. Johns Cough and Consumption
s Y r II p. s
-a.sAx-S -s-s4 - ~


TWO Bottles of Syrup cured Mrs. E d. Fife Bascom
OHIO 81 cough and pain In her side Of three years
One bottle cured the wife Of a znqer@an Esq
Six bottles cured Mrs. John Honck, wocreek town.
chip ola cough with severe pain in her side and breast
-Four bottles cured Mrs v: zeslsr. Fort Seneca,
ersl debility. Of four years standing she had been ur-
der The care Of Aye PHYSICIANS all Of whom pronounced
Two bottles cured Mrs. Small. of Fort Ball. Ohio Of
c r. saaRS a e sss sIek it when
Five bottles cured young lady in the family OF Mr.
and pspiaiion q the heart Of about s years s,andns
She was apparently upon the verge of the Her
she vas al one time supposed to be dead '0'A anu
Three bottles cured Mrs Ely beth Campbell. an old
sS q 3as cough
snSns witch feared wSa
one bottle earea Member of Congress
from Ohio He wrote from washington CITY e his fam,
ss sfSe e ssfe wans ds
my very severe cold. and also cursd0niAd." -.
One large bottle restored to exec Dh daush.
VIZ. very esass and pain IN he ssfa
Pour large bottles cured Mr. j. shafrer. near Green.
castle. Pa Of disease OF three years standing. which
him for SeIE hand s1ef pR for
tinn. without afording any relief. :. n -.
colds.
eases have under observation, ia which the
patient. apparently sinking under consumption has
been rss.esss to health sy s wehAve used with
Six bottles cured DR.. sofer, respectable old school
:isa Him nd
could not recover.
Counec .lcut MIR. Edward H. Kaylor New. Haven.
Connestsat; wrote Dec p isys Having travelled
came acquainted with your popular Cough and Con-
sSnRton syrup WINCH Is 50 very extensively used in
City saDs please inform me
r myself and agent "s and srs yss
foagn' and colds you have no agency il New,York.
e what win be The expense Of three dozen small bot.
tea delivered in New York City Ny business is rail:
.hnk yoSI syrup de Ariel IN the .ori for
lie and want to & n
out it 10 the housen ''.17--' y 70 = : -.
Iowa-Mr- z. ". Brooks a wellknewp wealthy cit-
4bls agency ID ourpace for the sale Of your syrup
uod FER "a. similar .IS pa has ssTsa
far gone with consumption sto be cons.ered beyond
The reach o medicine you dant establish an agency
self and several OF my friends You must not send iess
than gra': OfIhe large bottles Icould sell that guam
Illinois .Messr,. Williams &IAdams. Of Eun,ly. u..
wrote. April 1853: Send supply Of your Csueh
:e syls ss s
NJ. John Iadand Edsn fovnssip. seneca Co. O.. WAS
cured OF cough of ten years standing By the Of st.
Johns Cough and Consumption Syrup.
.ss ssS val Z. y s.
above my breath. made of several small bottles
OF l. L. 81 Johns Cough and OOnsump,on syrup. ana
own ssd q s. sas sssl
OF thiSedcne take pleasure in recommen dng il ss
an article OF great GaIue. rfoJ = Il. AYRES. N
zf6 Pearl street. N. Y.
Sold BIZ all Medicine Dealers VINO viii furnish st.
Johns AlmaDscs gratis. L. st. John a Co.. Tifhn
cfy. u General Agents for the Western States.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

DlED-At the residence of Henry Cook IN
Plymouth, October 18th 1858, of Typhoid Fever,
w lillian Cook, aged 81 years, month, IL days.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
Republican majority

Republican majority 8
The above estimate includes four Dem
ocrats elected as independent candidates.
This viii give the opposition majority of
eight on joint ballot, if they all act togethr
cr--State Sentinel.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Two men were recently arrest
e. Virginia for Swapping, off
ihelr wives. -ss-3 - 60 ..ss.a
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
MILEEM e z Y .


MRS. HUPP $50
XNTo GUILD respectfully announce to the Ladies
w of Plymouth and vicinity, that she has
opened MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
on Center street, nearly opposite the Methodist
Church, where she would be pleased to receive a
all from any wishing to purchase Bonnets, Rib
bons, Flowers, &C. Bleaching and Trimming
done to order, ON the most reasonable terms. La
dies will find it to their advantage to give her a
allbefore purchasing elsewhere. 47t3*
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

The people of Tennessee, by a
popular vote. have refused to TIM
ker with their constitution.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
M,ASONICi.
The Result inlndiana-DcmO-
cratic State ticket Election.

The following is the general result Of
the recent election in this State SO far as
the returns, Official and reported. indicate
up to yesterday: 1gs.r rof
-. The STATE TICKET. -i7s =.
Dem aaajoritsss. - Repu5 mojorities
First District 4145 Fifth District $40
Second District 1850 Sixth District 3e4
Third Distaict 96O. Eighth District 7o5
Fourth District 1910 Ninth District 1910
Seventh District 489 Tenth District sol
.ga - Eleventh District 1877
:, 1874 "a szet- -
~ fs'~fsr- 1887 $50 ea 1887
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

A Good Mari Lime Bed, covering large tract
of land, situated six miles west of Plymouth, in
thckly settled neghborhood. Terms reasonable.
Apply to EUGENE HUTCHINSON,
JUL -32tf Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

OHIo.-The opposition majority
on the State ticket is about ff-
teen thousand .
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

"A scheme is on, foot, to, intro
duce bees from Prussia into this
country s1y9F .r-FesfsSs
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

This calculation is made upon tie votes
cast for the candidates for security of State.
McCLURE and PEELLE, and from the official
result in about forty counties. The vote
varies for the different candidates upon the
ticket, and IT is probably that TIE nsjorities
for portion of the candidates will exceed
thatgiven for Mcclure. We think the
entire State ticket elected by majorilies
ranging from 500 to 2.0O.
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE
,ssasfss - s Democratic OppositioR
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

IowA-'Iiie result on the STATE
ticket, or on Congressman, is not
yet known In seven counties the
opposition have gained sos on the
vote of 1857. 1,-t - eszstrsss s..F
From Minnesota, which elected
Legislature, no decisive returns
have been received, ,1f.fai
South Carolina has elected six
Democrats to Congress. @
KANsAs.-The returns SO far as
heard from this Territory indicate
the election of an opposition ma
jority in the Legislature. 49,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

In estimating this vote it must be taken
into consideration thai HovEY, CARR in
the Third. and DAVIS ran as independent
Democrat candidates.
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ssSsTHE GREar ENGLISH RrAEDY.
sTRJAMRS CT LARRE's
(srF ERp fFD REH4TF PTLLX


This Invaluable medieifie is Inf@in2 ia the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases Incident -
the female constitution,
Ii u1oderafes all exeesses and removes all ohstruc-
tions. from whatever cause aud speedy cure may
be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
ii il peculiarly suited 1t will IN short time bring
on the monthly period With regularity.
CAUTION.
TTess Fslls S1oeii not Il taifa bsfsnaieS that err
pregaaat. during The FIRST TTfREE MONTHS as
thes are sure 70 bring Miscarriage bsf at sreYv
asr time, and IN ~ sti<r e1se, ttsy perfectly
sgts.
In all cases ef Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in lhs Back and Limbs HsaEiness Fatigue on ii ght
exertion Pal gltation Of the healt u mness of spr-
It's, Mysteries, Sitk Headache, Nhtea and all The
painful diseases oceasioned by dsordered system
these Pills will effect eu1e when all other msans
have failed.
Full direetieas in the pam phet around each pack
age. which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills. and eneirtied wifh the
Goyerpment stamp Of srtas Braialn. can be sent
post free for 81 aud postage stamps
fT-PURCELL. LADD Co. wholesale agents r
Virginia. nah i2--dKcw5fn*
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substance Fade. II you wish good picture 20 90
WHlTEHURSTSo old Gallery. II Main 81. auf exam
Inc the specimens, Photographs. colored or piais,
made from life or copied fIou einaf pictures and
enlarged 10 any rGzs. The pure Aubrotype We war
rant not 10 fade or easily b. defseed. " AAfsoss TN
riVelied NieiioefaFh or new style Of Photograph
njctuTes takea instantaneous aud finished 10 three
minutes. halainetY pes panotypes and Ambfots pes
r traz sfnission hy mail This aliry contains two
nf the las gest kyights in Virginia and for beanty
of fnish his pic tnrrs are surpassed by none.
Pictures taken from A. n, to 5 P. NJ.
SPhotoeraph u the Washington Monument.
witt. Je;Irs.1b and Patrick Henry for eAla. Price
s, nh6-d&wim
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

n@a. A WoRD or EXPLANATION --Th
proprietors Of HENRY's STIMULATING LfsrHEET de-
sires the public 10 understand that the preparation
which he offers is NOT an ENBHocATIpN, but is I'M
tne word. Having the consistency of al oIltBient
il may be Applied either AS plaster or De rubbed
on the effected part and HAS SNEyER FAILED TO AFFORD
RELIEF, It's efficacy once tested, the Linmant viii
become "a household medicine"
sas For sale by most Of tue Druggists In this
city. PURCELL, LADD Il Co., wholesale agents.
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ssg~ NEW Spring Goops
I = 8 & Z

We respectfully invite attention to our new stock
OF SPRING GOODS now opening, and assure the
Ladies' in particular that those goods are oDered nj
lower aiss than the sae could now be bought for
having be n early in the market; and onT FINANCIAL
POSITION such that We have advantages III the Rf
ket, enabling us 90 purchase at the lowest Cash
PRICES. All ask of you Is 20 ssta
CALI Ezanne!! ColnparelI Jndge!sll
Respectfully, J MlLLllIsE ER BIO,
NH lT-lm I4s Broad stre4 T.
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t. BURROWS kELIABLE MEDICINE

yarea qaicaly aud permanently SeaoYuLA SYPHILIS,
rHtVAATfaa. PILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS CosrlyE-
hs5s, fEskhz.L DISEASES, aud ali chronic affections
" uie- SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputation
WINCH tins celebrated remedy has acquired in tbs
I0s2hty eradicAsiBg the above diseases is Gnpreca
asl.fd ~ tils aRias Of medicine Thousands of the
na hseCrrate cases OF disease have be- cured by
hgaaesd beyond ala possible cure by the most esisE
hspt hysseians of the country. Finley Y. Fergn
~, aay1r u Norfolk, Va, cured OF RheumatisT,
rev Thomas iiame, Portsmouth. Va, cured of Bron.
shltis daughter Of eignor GEORGE formerly Pro
,ssSf " Ansie Ia this city, cured Of terrible
nsitoas Affection; and thousands oi others whose
hAi'ies could be mentioned were ID necessary.
pfleh ~ per b9ttls--six bottles fer Is.
=, repaired By ! HgEEow Co, Practical Chem
isss, Norfolk, vs.
a. sud by ,puscni.L. LADD 4 CO.. Wholesale
p'aSAists, Alehmoad, ja 26-3m
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IA. ATTRACTIVE SALE FoR 20 DAYS :

Staple Fancy and Millinery Geods. fringes and
Dress Trimmings, EmbroideFies. Ladies' Dress caps
Scarfs, Iaces Grapes Hosiery, Goses, Hoop Skirts
Brass Ste.l and Plated Hoops. Cords and Tasseis
for picture hangings, &C. &c with numerous other
articles selling At reduction OF % per cent. Il
than former price, 10 make r0eu Tor spr,ag pur-
chAses. LADIES' BAZAAR,
Nc 200 Broad street, between 9TH ald 3th.
NH e
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MRcHAsrcs' INsTIrUTE.--The worI

MECHANICS lEsTnUTs.--Tbe work for
this building is progressing rapidly, and judging
from present indiostions- there 10 every prospect
of Its being completed this fall. In time for the
annual exhibition of the Institute. The brick
work of thu foundation and basement is already
far advanced. The bricklayers expect to resume
operations again In a few days. The iroa castings
for the front are all completed, aud also all the
window and door frames The building will be Of
The Corinthiaa order OF architecture, with arehed
windows asd door-heads of iron. and when eou-
peted Will be SO fest in front by $50 feet deep, aud
three stories, with q basement, Ia height. The
first story will have large hall for exhibiting
heavy articles, and machinery in motion; there
will also be two handsome stores on this floor
The second floor will have the main exhibition
aud concert hail, aud two handsome reception
rooms, all appropriately fiuished; and the third
stsky will be arranged tor Lodge rooms. for the ac
coIIiInodation of the Masons Odd Fellows. The
building, when completed. will present quite q
handsome appearance, and prove an ornament to
ha ri
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k5y~G GREAT IMPRoy yEMEHT IN
EXTRACTIN ETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce to those wishing their
teeth ExTRaCTsD, that he now has instruments supe
Nor II any others used. The simplicity and
perfection Of their adaptation is such as 10 render
The extraction of the teeth almost painless, aeUer
;Iiiirg bi1lJ tie toott te first trial never breaking
It, managing the gums. or inJuring the surrounding
parre.
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing, and Ia
sertng Teeth, gently and thoroughly periormeds
Office opposite COrinthlan Hall. ON Nam street.
l3-SIu
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FTaE.--A wooden stable owned by DR..
Vim. II. Gwatbmey. and located ON Council Cham
her Hill, was set on hre Friday night about Ii
o'clock The top was burned of.
A stable located near the fair Grounds. hsyond
the Corporation iimits. was set on fife and burn
cd dowa abont o'clock yesterday morning.
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ke,a- WIZ surFER wITH a CouoH. from

Cold, H9arseAess, or a CoasumptiYe Cough, when
ygu can obtain immediate relief by using HART5-
N0hNER PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
ny It il combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, CataITh and Bronchial Affections
i Is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and is pro-
L'Gace by those who have ssed IT, the best Cough
fytup In The w0r.s
Bottles Is, % cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LhDD L Co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
Am
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Rfsg~ Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM,

FES5 " III JUFkhA WITH WI O4AT II 4 4 0A1a
Neuralgia Head Ache Ear or Tooth Ache, OF paiu
in any Part of the limbs or bod = stomach bowels
vheU you cap be cured instantly with HAkTS-
AORNE'S CURE-ALLp Ii i fine tonic fer weas
s0rachs and bowels giving Them tole and strength
Ia igsst food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
gia. Let all vino suffer buy bottle from PURcELL,
tADD Co, or other Druggistsin Richmond. Bot
tl es IS aud - cents. oc l9-om
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apscrAn MOTTO as.

s..,,s Rs.oo's GaRAT IMPRovxaRST.--
THE af|A'e bEPIES All C0AI'EfY7fO4N
"a. xrho baye used It, affirm that it Ia
, iahHs%g hos'';gs INPRov EMENr 9n x,.,.,pSrs
Ia the snTe 81 ISM PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA naTISks
sTiFf JUiNTs. Hbp spTs s0Hhs'
BShsHS MOULDS,
SSXIL1G,I CORNS.
H9t.si ,s 1gyfg as externally, nothing ex.
=" 'V',,s.,A sseAs lie ARCTIC LiNl&kNF,
In caripg swpNEy
SFRsiNs, n.TIc
SCRAEHRs, p9NSnhSw
- ~ sSrss :. sweiia4g, or Infringement ID Baae os
s,ss ~ US. . cents and 81. for small, fsedium
49, large 81 a bottles
f"' S~'' y " PGSCEII, LApD & Co,
Wholesale Agents.
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CAPTAIN OF NIGHT WATCH

s5 To THE VorERs OF RICHMOND -
After due reflection, and heihg called upon often
by nay friends. have 10 the cUaclusOt to rlil
I + the office Of CAPTAIN or THE NIeHT
WATCH, and respectfully solicit the votes Of my
friends u each ward promising If elected tc serve
most faithfully. IL BLANkESSHIP.
NH 22-tde*
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HIGu cnNsrApIr
HIUII NtIN1L LADLH. sll3. =
To TIE CITIZENS or RIcHMaNn IL her

To TIE CITMESs OF RIcHaoSp II here
the office of HIGH CONSTABLE of tine city OF
ltIclnond. anu respectfully solicit your votes on
Wednesday, April 7th. Should 1t be your pleasure
10 elect me, will endeavor TO discharge the duties
OF the Office FAITHFULLY, IaPARTiALLT aud PROMPTLY,
to the besf OF my ability.
& nah i4--tdes sfas Nm l. MONTAGUE
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FAREwrLl SKRMoS.--The Rev. N. j. B. Morgan,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Win.
chester va, during the last conference year, de-
lyersd his vaiedictory sermon last Sunday night.
Mr.. Morgan is stationed this year at the Bsiti.
more city station.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Brokers' Circular quotes the sales of the
week ia the Liverpool Cotton market at only 2l g9
bae9 OF which 2390 were on speculation and 2560 for
export. Owing TO heavy arrivals a decliae of "a
I'D per pound on all qualities had been submitted
TO.
STATE TRADE.
In the Manchester market there was but little
inquiry and prices were weak.
LIVERPOOL BRgADSTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence CO. quote Flour
very dull, and almost unsaieable quotations noBli-
nally as follows Western Canal 20s 6dGs22; shiia-
depha and Baltimore, 22sGg23s; Ohio, 2iln27s-
Wheat dull but steady red 6s(q,6s cd White 7sfd7
Cd Corn quiet but steady mixed and yellow 3is
6d0l35s white 3is(d934s sd.
The Brokers' Circular says that Corn has adyanc-
ed l0G2s on the week.
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CITY ASSESSOR.

At the solicitation Of many friends,
respectfully aeuounce myself candidate for CITY
Assessor. should il be the pirasur- of the citi-
zens 10 elect me, promise "a faithful discharge Of
the duties of the Office v l. kOkE.
NH 27--tde& ka ert ifH1 s.
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FArAL AcupEsf.---0n Monday last, whilst Mr..
Hiram Stottlemyer was cutting wood on the Ca
toctin mountains, in Frederick county, Md he
was instantly killed by the falling Of tree. The
Catoctin Register says he was about Is years of
age. and leaves wife aud ten children, who were
dependent ON his earnings for 0 support.
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ssn~ NoTIoE. by the Eolicitation, Of
nav numerous frieads and f,sllow.citixeps declare
myself candidate Tor the ofiiee OF GRAIN MEA-
formed. gs4 - t.Ass
NH is-ims b r. LIpscoMB.
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s@PrLLow-(,lrIzsns on IN. q

Ear rEELLow-CfTIzEHS on TIM coUNrY
on nKssge0 RI am candidate for the o1ics nf COM
MISSIONER oR THE REFKSUE fsr the Upper
district of the County, IT the ensaifg election In
slay naxt and respectfully soicff yeur seliffaxss
ults 25--tla ss.asss 6ED w GARIRk
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The old Scale of Prices at the Theatre
having been resumed, We suppose everybody viii
take advantage OF the opportunity Of seeing that
excellent comedian, Mr. Mathews He appears to-
aight In three pieces.
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GRATN MEAAuRRH

To THE VOTERS or fHE CIry or RICK
AoSe II am candidate FOR reelection toths ofics
Of CITY GRAIN MEaSU kEa and respee fully so.
iieit Your votes at the enalipg ehartxr election,
nh G,-dIies LANES R aIBR.
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To Ny FELrow CiTfzFvs on rnr CIR,

g RTefmoNn--Afser advising with my friends aud
rtthereaurss OF some OF thea u anaounce myself
candidate Tor the Office OF COMMISSIONERS OF
III y REVENUE Ia Monroe Ward, tiffWhichI have
resided for twenty yeAfs) In the pisccof Mr. Hond-
ley, who will not be again Candidate, At the elec-
sefve you police officer for the last seven yesrs
and shosi be pleased to receive yonr support the
above Office q w HTYLkE.
2,--dfdA ..-.-- 9. 80 -1.sassElt = q
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The steamer nCurtis Peck was sold at

auction at her wharf. in this city, on Friday af
ternoon last, for sl2, 500 She was purchased by
Capt Luther Libby, on behalf Of the james River
Steamboat Company. and will be continued on the
line. in connection with the Glen Cove The sale
was rendered necessary, We understand by the
withdrawal OF some of the stockholders from tue
company.
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In obedience TO the wishes of number
of my personal friends announce myself cssr,li.
datc for the office OF HIGH U0SSFABBf
respectfully, MM DEAN
nah 22-INx
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GnA1s MEAsuKga,

of many friends. annouuee myself . candidate for
the Office of AIN hIEAeCREK. Should 1t be the
pleasure Of my fellow TO elect me- promise
10 discharge the duties faithfully and promptly
NH l6--it& - h1CIfARp IL RipUlcK.
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IMPORTER AAD DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DudEsTiC WINES. LIQUORS AND SEGARs,
(s0, l21cARY ST. ABOVE 18TH, RICHMOND, vA)
ttia the attention of the city and country trade 70
l,a l.fgs and varied assortment OF WINES, BhAN-
rih~, GUAS, GsN Ms. WHISTLES, &c. Always on
haad a -upe for lot Of old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
snd other WHISTLES
CJaniry merchants and others are solicited TO call
before purchasing elsewhere.
y. B.ioods delivered to all parts Of the city free
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