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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06
LOCAL MATTERs.

CHILD BuHsrD TO .DHArH.-Ye.terda
morning negro child. about hvs years old. the
daughter Of Miiiy Crew. q fres woman. was scci.
deBtaily burned 70 death. This mother, who Hives
ON Bacon Quarter Brznch, had locked two of her
children in her house while she stepped out to atr
tend TO some business. In her absence the clothes
OF the child caught fire and burned her person 90
badly that she died in short tune thereafter.
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ss4 esse ~ s9s7- - 0Axx DmUnHnuu4 n
ss ssss ess .asss- h5cr3So1r. 49,, - -.
An afticis appeased 10 youf psper sssces, is
IN ecconnt Of railroad msetiur thss - ~
Shrisiiansyiiis, In MeckIensurT cou.ev - ~
18th 1sbssnsy las6, ehich aNtSjl lSSSxH&1
some dissstisisctien Nfth or delegate and 49,
tor, sn account of their failure 10 ess - spss.-1
aIion OF three fths the part 9. she Sesfc - ~
rshrozd rU1.s fromC1arksvIlIs 10 l3ofksyIYle 49,
nos twenty men II tho ccausy rsally tasds sseS' =
csicoiatien- Her The sake Of oaf fsnr,eeoaativus.
soaid state what know to have hsen IT, rssl
senss OF the meeting It ChrIstiansyls snd Clarhs
.lis. Tor sheer policy and harn1ohy 10 our coae.
W. = arssolntion sas passed. coucurrgn~ vftA -
Is passed at Boydtoa Lass winter, N sTAae
= aa appf. priailon could be had tcths nurhssills
Ion.s. we would prefer that: but. cir. there w.
no. man ~ the eChristisusvffie meeting fron fhas
neignoofhoo1, who had say faith wbssever 10 sSeh
= sa4as. NOT 90 istliuk there ere 1se ussn sooth
~ hoaho1e river who dream Of M sppropriakipa
rom the state TO either route; and althoush they
the people OF fChristisnsviiie,) knew the road ffo
Clarksviiie to Burksvilie would 70 directly by thse
place, they felt no interest In it Whatever Becauo
those men Of .'clear heads end sound hssstss couN
not be drawn Of in such wild goose chase; asd
we're and are the warmest advocates VI aprsetiea-
BILE scheme for railroad that ever convened IL
aecklenburE county. Sir. We had the simon pare
pemocraey there--the color of whose weoi-dyed
princip,es was never before kuowu to change or
fade IN the least, shouting huxxa husxa! for the
Ffaeticanie scheme, viz the road 10 Ksysviile -
les. sir they pattcd nae on the shoulder and said
bold on my boy, to the prsctieabls schsme--ve
are with you heart, hand and money! 4 - L.
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FIRE. About Z o'clock yesterday
morning the roof Of a building near the Male Or.
phan Asylum, took are from the chimney and a.
strong gale of wind blowing at the tin,e. the
alarm bells were rung, sad the iremen started to
the burning house, but before they reached there
the flames were extinguished by the neighbors.-
Loss small
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p. e. GIBBS.
sss~ PHOTOGRAPHS IN Oh CoLoRs

pg0ToGRAPHs IN WATER C0LoRs. AND PHoToGRAPHs
PLAIN made from lite Or copied from small pictures
and enlarged 10 any size as also the most perfect
aud highly finished AMBRoTYPRs OF children and
Adults are at all times to be had at the large Photo
graph and Fire Art Galleries of q. W. MISSIs, III
i:ich ,nond on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House and on Sycamore street, Peter. burg,
- - ' - = = la q
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p%FpEsH LEEcHHs.-I hay

s@ FREsH LRECHEs.-l have just re-
ce;yed by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
p. P.S.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night On 9Th street. French Garden HILL
INV Ats II. y. GODcUN.
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syrrLEp-The fght between Edwar1

Wooden and John r. England, Was adjusted be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, by both parties giving
bail for their future good behavior Eagland denies
biting woodsons nose, aud rays he caa prove that
W. cut il fallen an oyster she'll. IL this osso,
W. would have found himself in an unpleasant
predicament before the Mayor, II the inyestiga-
ton had been gone into, and all the witnesses
heard.
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ssSs-RrrrEa's New Truss AND Sur

ErB AFEW
poRrE2s.-Ail who wear trusses should call anu eA-
anime this Truss. The principle is entirely new,
aud supports the rupture in an easy and contorts-
bls manner. 1t can be worn with much less incon-
venence than the ordinary trusses and for Light
ness durability and comfort il is uneaGsled. dnp
me tohs osars nae n these Frsses lol cedr no
cher Also, RtrTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
4 very simple but admirable article. full assort'
mont for sale by -
W. PETERSON, Druggist.
Corner of 18th and Main streets,
IA 9l-7ro Richmond Va.
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ny G. d. WooTToY,
OFFICE ON I2TH STREET

Will attend punctua y to any business entrusted
to him in the city or country. Writing Of any kind,
Copying, Book Keeping, Accounts, Collecting, Buy
krrsrEycEs: Col II CabeH. Roger Pryor.
Esq Col Henry Thweatt. Prof II Christian, Jas
But.r a Co and many others for when he has
I'm. the like business NH 2-l2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

FURL-both wood and coal-can be had
in any quantity at this time Of the dealers Of those
articles. The supply laid In last Fall was uDusu-
ally large, and the winter proving mild one, the
demand was not 30 great 1t was expected to be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

NEGRO Rows-Matilda Finny was be-
fore the Mayor for threatening violence 30 Mary
Jans Smith, and on promlsing better behavior In
future, was dischsrged.-Levin Woodson, Tor
abusing Susan, slave, was held TO bali for hef
good beItayiar
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rSy~ To TIE VorERs OF HESRIco CoUN

~ respectfully announce myself = candidate
a. -. ,.ejs-rtiar to the office Of CLERK OF HENRI
~ COUNTY COUNT. at the election in Nav next.
y,b IFS WILLIAM F0LkES,
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Sullivan Dorr, president Of the Washington in-
surance Company, and one of ths oiasss stisshs
Of Providence, n. l.. b dead.
Col. Alexander smith, well known eitirsn Of
Baltimore, died on Thursday lass.
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X U a IN Q ' z VI z n
ExTgAOFIN TEETH.-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments snpe.
rtor 20 any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation Ia such as to render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless, nereT
ylsn9 70 brs12 The tooth the rst trial. never breaking
II. hanging the gums or inluring the surrounding
parts
Ali other operations, Filling, Cleansing, and Ia
sertlng Teeth, gently apd thoroughly performed.
la i3--3ua
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JOHN WARRocK, Eso.-We regret to
learn that this old an vsieed citizen, whose health
has been extremely delicate for several months,
was. rapidly sinking yesterday, and that there
ware M homes of his recoYerY
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sSs~ Ds. A. h. PRTIcoLas' Office, Rich

mond HEouse corner of Governor and lsoss streets
Residence Carlton House. on 18th between Broad
aud Marehali streets.
The rear rSom on the fret floor over Doggett h
Anderson's, formerly occupied By DIR p. for rent
Possession given Immediately. it is the most com
Portable LODGING room in the city.
fe I2-dlnls
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FATAL RAILROAD AocIDssf.-0n Tuesday fore
noon. a newsboy, named Henry Camerer,
crushed under coal train near the depot at Har-
risburg, Pa, and instantly killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

ANOTHER FIRR.-About 8 O'clock. last
night, an alarm of fire was caused by the furnace
at the Sc. Joseph's Asylum. being out Of order
and setting fire 20 the building. The Ere was
soon subdued by tearing up portion of tho floor
ing. Damage slight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

New York. on Saturday last, an attachment was
Issued against Mr. George Clifford Jordyn, the sc:
tor, to show cause why he should not be punishs
for contempt, in refusing TO pay 81 PER week al.
imouy to Annie Jordan, who recently obtained a
divorce from him. The result OF the proc sdiuga
was, that Mr.. Jorian was held to bail. On Wed
nesday the lady's counsel moved for an order for.
ftirg tho bail bonds Ga 000l aud represented that
the DE- fenaent about to leave, or had left the
city for Boston. The court granted the motion;
but defendants counsel asked to delay the prose-
cution Of the bonds until Thntsday, when he pro-
missed that Mr. Jordan should appear In psrson.
fhe request was granted 5-
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D,srngss IN BUFFALO. N. Y.-Tbere are saii to be
ll72 families in Buffalo, N. T., dependent on the
relief fand for their food and fuel, and 10000 per
sons dependent on charity for support.
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puraock Leaf, applied exter rDally. 10 said to be
an almost infallihls cure for neuralgia.
The Vermont Central Railroad stock has been
sold Ia Boston at one eeHk q SHARE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

Miss SALLIR Sr. CLAiR, the brilliant
and fascinsfing coincidence. will appear st ths
Richmend theatre next Monday night. Miss -
G.. is very highly spoken u by the Northern pa
pers, and will no doubt draw crowded houses da-
ring her engagement here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

PERJuRER SENTENCED -0n Saturday last, james
Coop. convicted Of snbordination of PERJURY was
sentsuced at Pittsburg Pa, to twelve months i'm
prisonment in the county Jail.
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paa DR.. Joas B. WALrHALL, (Homeo

s.thst offers his professional services to the cit
,sH of Richmond and its vicinity Office az his rer
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from sth.
lr i-lZWH
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ren 10 rns VorERs or rnE C1rY on

aea- To THE VOTERS or THE CITY OF
r,-,rHevo The present incumbent, Mr. Huadley,
t,ltr3nx ye-elrFtun for the utilce Of COMMISSION
I'm or THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, here
~ sn9aance myself a candidate for the said Office
al respectf fully solicit your votes, and pledge my
..,f - the faithful Discharge Of the duties OF the
,.i,o should II De your pleasure % elect nae.
NH 2~pm PRESTON VI QUAaLE3.
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SUICIDE OF A CLsRGYNAs.-The Rev. Simon Din
fee, who had been deraDged for some time ,cummi;.
ted suicide In Tiberton, X. /, ON last Tuesday.
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sS-BaTHs! 5ArHs!! Baths! !!-Hc

E> BATHS BATHS ! I BATHS! HOT,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from {
o'clock. A. NJ. to half past F. NJ, at the hair cut
ting shaving and shampooing room under the amer
ica1 Hotel Entrance on lltk street. Single bath
y cents, or Ave tickets Tor 81 - ,xoreo1,
& u. Y.
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Fatal RAILROAD CoLLlsIoS.-A collision Ia re-
ported 10 have occurred Wednesday on the Central
Ohio Railroad, near Zanesville, by which one Of
that company's men was killed, and another se-
riously injured No passengers were injured, nor
has any interruption of the trains occurred fsx
as heard frOIn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

FIRE on UNION HILL.--The roof of Mr..
William Cullingworths residence on venable
street. Union Hill, took fire. yesterday morning,
IRON sparks from the chimney, and at one time II
was feared the building would be DESTROYED, but BY
we'll directed efforts the flames were extnguished
before doing serious injury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

RG95" DR. u. GAyIEZEL, oftlce North
EAST corner of 10th aud Broad streets, opposite Dr.
siunre's Church
tT- All orders Fg LEFT AT his Office, or at NJ
Central Hotel, 10 meet with prompt attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

Ar LARGE. Nelson. slave 70 D. a.
lawson, was committed 70 Jail. yesterday, by 70
Mayor. TO answer before the Husstngs Court iof
going at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

TIVE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-The Mississippi on the
oud instant. according to dispatch from New Or.
leans, was feet Ia ches below high water mark.
At the period last year IL was IL feet inches
below ss
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CosPRyED.-The Senate has confirmed the nom.
iuation of Col b r. Washington, to be collector OF
the enstems at San Francisco.
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o. II. ToMPKINs.
sfn 10 NY FELLow-ClrIzENs OF HEN.

,,1 fygr At the request Of many friends, an
S,,l,Ne p,yself candidate for the Office Of COM
MIssIHNkB nF THE REl ENuE for the Upper
Iis.rir =. the approaching election. and respect
fy solicit ycur suHrages. shcnldii be yenr pleas.
,r h. rIt.-t mr. promise to discharge the duties OF
"a, hi, ~, t@I~s HUGa LONGEST.
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John Horsely Palmer, one of England's most
eminent merchants and bankers, died at his coun'
try residence at Birmingham, (uear London) on
the 9TH ult, at the age of rs years. lie was for
many years Governor Of the Bank Of England, and
held also high positions in other Institutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

WoOD UP-Quarles Terrell, wood
hauler was fined SIS BY the Mayor for leaving his
mule team in 9th street, Ia violation OF city
ordinance. Wood hsnlers have become such nuiss
ances ia the neis shborhood Of the second market,
that the police are after them With sharp stick.
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AN Isoursr was held Yesterday by NJ,

T. sChildrey Of Henrico, at the house Of u Shrltz
over the body Of EuxaBErH CoIuABus, Q negro
gri, Who cs1ae to her death by her clothes taking
burning.
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EXAMINATION OF MIpsHipSES.-The beard to ex-
anime the senior class of midshipmen. 70 convene
tsins Adams Harwood and Rlnggoid, aud Commaa-
ders Tilton and Lee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

a0~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers IA Choice WINES, Fins BRAN
DIE. Old wHIsKEYs and CIGARS. No. ~ Main
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SPECIAL NoTTCEs
nH~ Dr.. john KNOX, late Of Ora

nH~ DR. john KNOX, late Of Orange
county. office Metropolitan Hall. residence corner
OF 18th and Clay streets.
Refers 10 Rev h. J. Willis J. N. Conrad and Pew
ton Johnston Richmond; d. J. Harbour and James
b Newman, Orange; Hons. Judge X. H. Field,
shelton T. ieake, Thomas N. weich, Senator from
Orange, Madison, &C, aud John H. Lee. Delegate Of
orange and t;reene. 10 5-dim
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years old. by Red Eye, has arrived at Capt. Bsleh
er's stables, near Fairfield, where be fs now ib
training TO run a match race with Mr. Doswelis
colt, In May next. He Is q large, hneIy formed
shesput, aad frorn appearances will make a race
horse Those who wish 10 see pretty specimen
Of a horse, should call and see Passover"
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.rsg-C -CoMMIssIoNER or TmE KEvRNuE.-

In com,lsnoe with the desire OF Many Friends,
i,5vgTSsIUSFRo oE THE REV ENr + tor the Third
SE.tr}e, or Mcprce Nsrd) of the City of Richmond,
Scs,a Il unntfrsSssy to make a farther pledge
n an assurance of the faithful performance OF the
,;s Of the office should il be the pleasure Of my
tsiloy citizens 70 elect me. - - D.>.-
NH 2-nns Ght. II. iOMfhLNs.
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TIE CouNrY CouRr or hrnnico was
Yesterday in the trial Of misdsmeanors
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MURDER--A correspondent of the Wilmington
Journal, writes from Whiteville, N c., that the
body of j. Il. Shaw, waggoner, who had been
missing for several daya, was found in island
in large bay near Bythel Mitchell's house, about
one f5ct under the surface. Mitchell aud others
are under arrest e
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segs- PRINCIPE CIGARS. PRINOIPE CT

gkRsI EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
one case of these really fine CIGARS, 30 which We
al the attention of those who prefer 6rstrate old
fashion Principe. -
WARING PEARCE, Druggists,
do Sits corner 4th anu broai sts
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n@Gsosan B. 6TsxL. Dentist, Office
and residence, No. 49, On Main. bstween sth and sth
streets. Richmond, We. myO-y
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l.eAA0Np. Jan. II. 1858.


To De. kAss,
Office corner 23d aud Main streets.
ssa, DEAN SIR: / feel it duty owe
10 yoa TO state TO the public the successful removal
OF = fum0r from the side Of my nrck, Of seegnteen
years standing, weighing upwards Of sis pottads,
without the nss OF knife the loss of blood
" which | am now we'll. | was examined by Dr.
warner, af the Faculty Of Richmond twelve years
ago. aud rs pronounced 80 chances against me Dy
cutting IL, as also did other eminent hyslcians
JAMES MILLER.
Residence --perkiasyiile. Goochland CO.. Va.
10 l6-st3ias ewlt
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FIGHT IN THE PRNITEsTIARY.-0n Mon
day last noticed ight that had taken place at
the Penteptiary between q white convict aud e
black one, during thesprogress lof which CGifee
of second best, receiving severe cut on the
side of his head and another one Of his arms,
neither OF which, however, were mortal. Since
then the white man has received the lash for his
share Of the affair. and the negro, who began the
fight will get his dose soon be is able to bear
n
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SECOND SIcHr-There 10 now roo;a;n,

SECOND SIGHT.-There is now residing
IN the county of Hanover, lady eighty-hve years
old, who can see to read the smallest print aud do
the finest sewing, without tho aid of glasses.
"hen iotty hye years OF age, her vision partially
failed and she then resorted TO the use
which she continued until seventy-fi ut which
age her sight returned, and Is now as good as
when she was girl. :
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caa- FELLOW CITIZENS: sm candi

sFS-S- RLL0W ClTlEENss hui u CAiul
dat ,5r COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE,
ir Gh~ upper District Of Henrico county. in May
next in place OF J. u. keesee, Esq, who declines
,e--a,tion. Should IL he your pleasure 10 bestow
,h- Office upon me I pledge myself 10 a full and
tIjhfai discharge of tac duties th ,reo:.
- .-ot,u7nVSS sORdE W. CARTER "a
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Things In Petersburr.
or rHE nlcaxosp DAILY nis,Asou ]

tcoRREsPoSDzNcE or THE HIcRxoNp pAiY plspAyuu 4
PErGRsRuRe, March 6th.
fair appreciation Of hyperborean weather mar
he felt without any serious draft upon the hney,
when ths mercury 10 constructed In its range.
between 10 and 10 deg. Fahrenheit Such has been
its range during the best part of the morning, and
though the temperature Is slightly moderated this
evening. IL is by no means improved BY the ripe
blast which 10 now piping through the streets.
The Petersburg Library Associations held their
sixth annual meeting last night, and received .
very fattering report of the condition and pro1r
poets Of their Invaluable institution. There are
now nearly Ave thousand volumes In the Library
among which are the rarest and most valuable
scientific and philosophical works extant. The
Reading Room Is supplied with over any Of the
leading journals and periodicals OF the day. Ths
Conversation Room has q set of costly naps, en-.
bracing the world. and fine collection Of ehenf
cal charts. The institation is, In fact one Of the
compietest In the country, and ts truly an ornar
ment TO the city.
One of the fastest goers" Of the turf ssIAdy suf
folkr beautiful grey mare, noted for her trottipg
qualities. and owned by Mr.. J. q. Ryan, vas sold
at auction to-day, for $40s. john Kevsn, Esq, wss
the fortnsats purchaser.
Police matters to day were an utter pullity. and
quite "a much can be said Of outside incidsnts--
Uold weather has a remar kabie influence upon
tnru-tps and ontlawry.
The number OF vagrants one sees In q tour IN The
seedy sections of this burg IL an admirable eom-
meatary npon the necessity OF a work house, asd
am glad that we are soon 10 be benefited with
the establishment of such noble Institution. ft
has become quite general topic, and will no doubt
be productive Of much rejoicing when put faitly In
| operation. BErpo.
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sag- DANIEL O'RouRKs Peas, extra

esrIv said 10 be two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea small invoice just received aud
W. WARiNa a PEkRCE. Druggists.
fe ls--ts Corner ith and Broad SITS.
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DTDATEs FOR OFFICE.

assy~ To TnE VOTERS or THk CITX OF
,,,s's-,xo II Az, A candidate for thu Office Of COM
wwIyssSIrSER OF THE kEvENuE for Monroe
vi AMI naest respectfully ask the support oi my
a,JnarIt1zpas Should Il tc your pleasure TO elect
~ "a hst ye,sitiaa shall endeasoV to show. by a
,tila ii+sharge OF my duties. that your confidence
bxt pot been misplaced. ,,,>,>x,x>,
nh 2-tds Alt,iss D. "Vb"As'
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Essgn IA THE NnrERs oF HkNRIco

CcuNrT.-i take this method Of announcing myseI!
a candidate for the shcraity Of iientico county, st
devote all f i1y tims 10 te Office, aud to discharge
it, luies AZ the law directs. | viii try aud see the
voters Of she county before the day OF election, and
IN the meantime / refer all such as wish IN ascer
Rain my fitness inr the Office To my nsghb0ts, aud
to- john u t'reg0ry, Esq John u. Young Esq, and
u E!e j dztices of RenriCo county. -
nt--ttie y. y. CAIhlEN
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TIE ShA SERPENT CAUGHT.-The captain OF an
English vessel recently saw tie sea serpent of
st. Helena, and he gives graphic account of the
appearance of that sea monster. The captain of
another vessel. instead of indulging his imsgina-
tion. took measures to capture the creature. it
was hauled on board, and its head was covered
with snaky-looking baVnacles. On closer inspec-
ton, it was found to be gigantic seaweed, TWEEN
ty feet long aad four inches in diameter the root
end of which appeared when in the water, like
the head of the animal and the motion given by
the caused it TO seem alive. Both captains
arrived about the same time in England. and
published their different accounts Of the adven- :
turs.
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