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VfF
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that they have concluded to close their busi
ness, anu will now offer their entire stock Of
READEM1DE CLOTHING ft
At 25 per cent less than the original COST Country
Merchants will do well TO call upen and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Also, very neatly made up assortment of Chill
dren's and Boys Clothing on hand .Ess ~
GEO HEXTER 4 BRO,
No 30 Maiu street,
nuaH Hoar haIa t4fh atr
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DANGRRoUs.-The practice of distribut-
ing poisoned meats TO dogs is again being resorted
to 10y persons on Shockoe Hill and nuHiber Of
valuable animals have thus been destroyed within
a few days past. Distributing poison is not only
dangerous, but all offence against the laws and il
those who take that course to rid themselves oi
canine annoyaDces are discovered, they will be
made to suffer seyerely for their conduct.
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ON STRIKE 1T is said that the en-
ployees connected with the Richmond and Danvills
Railroad, have all struck for higher wages III this
be so, the Directors will probably let them cOntin
ne their strike for some time, and il their places
with others who are out Of work and would be
glad to get employment at any price. when wa
ges are too low, employees have right to quit.
families to give up even half loaf for no bread.
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sptslAL EoSiE as.


stss~ II il is a good picture you want,
e. g., old Nhitehrrst's Gallery. II Main street
y phrve you will net he over charged. WATSON takes
p4,tere wnIch NJ bear inspection Examine his
spe1'iascns itot graphs Ambroty res Ctaycn Heads
A~ianeotyps, PanctypeS, aud Nietteogrsphs and
photographs on silk or cambric handkerchief,
cid t,agucrreoty pcs copied front small pictures
and enlarged tosny size
Pictures takOa from 8 cents, rain or shine; Pho
f"grs pfsisfoms 81. i1 NJ, e
hIs class COPY arc new rcaJy and Sr safe, Sa.i at
IA young man wanted, t, learn the husi
ap l0-lm
Eos- SARATOGA ENrlRE SPRING WATER.
This Water, fresh from the Spring, can he obtained
81 MeSsrs. pURcstI, App Cos No IN Main street
h, hmoHd VA by the ErCSs OF simple box Also, tor
sale ST all ise principal Drug Stacs in the city. For
analysis, directions for use, and certificates oi emf
neat rh ysjcans zee circular which be ohtsined
si the u Ug Stores
Orders u,sy ee addressed e tho Proprietor. c. W
WESTON 4 CO. Saratoga Springs or at their De
p5t. - Barclay street. New York. ar l6-Sm
i NEW ARTICLE FOR SMOKERS
GREENLEAF's ANTf.NERVOUs CI0AaS.-The
proprietor - these CisaTs having devoted muck time
Sui study experimenting Upon tobacco hSs at last
s-rca"iciu predicting article far superior to any
t}ilt yet offered 81 tire public.
THEY NFVc alrrsiy ceeU introduced into the lar
eav t'tjcs VI h cptire success haSinf been pro
rGHocyd by the press TO he a better article than
.tycu-+, gits cf the imported ones. which opinion
hes been eolPhatcal!y endorsed by conRuoseurs OF
IT, rccS
4 80 CsaFs woTila most respectfully in.iIe AL who
wh wf h tor wholesome. fragrant article that is
warranted. ami will be found npon trial not to n-
rrc tnc health fo call and examine for themselye
80 ' N II COREY 4 CO,
Uh Sims No ~ Bread street
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HE BIBLE PANORAMA may be seen q
Metropolitan Hall this Afternoon, ssri 10. nssf,t

DEsEas 81 zEsfIsosIAt--Ths crew OF the n. 4.
frigate susqaehsgra intend presenting Assistant
surgeon frederick IL. Rose OF the Engish navy.
during the favsges Of the yellow fesef, with a
gold medal. as mark oftheir esteem and act~s-
eiation Of bis noble conduct. Congress will no
dotbt reward him and the other gallant and hs.
afa-re English officers iu similar way, who have
nov cdarge Of the sick at Port Royal, Jamaica.
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nEA- LANDRETH's Nav CRoP GARDEN
SEEDs~All varieties for sale by
JOHN W GARLfCK, q
Druggist rnd Apothecary,
ap2l Market Place, Franklin st.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
S6urffRRH cnuu.na n.--.---

ooUfHERr COMMERCIAL Cosvxyrroy
iars Inc meeting sail.d T the City Hall yesterday AZ
Convention, to be held ia sioptrornsrys Ala va =
adjonrned until this afternoon. 10 BE- called to-
gether at the close OF the Agricultural neef,ng.
wen every citizen, who can do so, should be pre-.
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CosTrstEb.-The habeas corpus case
81 =. Z, Gopch was eSntinted Yesterday BY Judge
ereeith until to-day. sif. Hobson, We rnder.
100 %..1pn s improving and WIN soon be we'll His
wouuds srs not Considered tfan nsergr,s1
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WoMAN's REvESGE.-An Illinois editor smitten
by the charms of matron of the village in which
his sheet is published, addressed her a long and
passionate letter, filled with rhapsodies on her
beauty and his love-orn helplessness. The lady,
we suppose with the advice and consent of her
lord, sent the missive to the rival country paper
in which it appears-names, dates and all. 1t is
understood in Iroquois County that the editor has
a country printing Office for sale
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-----s-------------------
The NEW MILITIA Law

The NEW MILITIA LAW is imperative,
iDasmuch as the Commissioners have no power TO
compel the military 10 assemble aud elect officers
ana no court OF enquiry can be held until an or
ganization is effected. The Legislature will no
doubt remedy this defect when it meets again.
and then Captains will be as plentiful az bags Ia
summer -
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REwARDING AN AmERICAN.--The Emperor of Russia
lately created Dr. Theodore S. Evans, of Lancaster
Pa, and now in Paris chevaler of the order OF
st. Stanislaus of Russia. This honor has been con-
ferred on Dr. Evans for his successful treatment of
an officer of the Russian army, who had part of his
jaw bone carried away by q shot at Sebastopol
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THREArEsED VIoLENcE,-James Shook
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday 20 an
swsr the charge Of threatening violence to Edward
rney, but oHs Of the princiPai witnesses being abb
sent, the Investigation postponed until today
and the accused admitted 70 bal for his good be-
hayior.
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s~ H.RvsuoRss's HEALrH-REsroR

GR OR SARsaPARiLLA CoRDIAL.-Tlls Ltfeqf the Flesh
Is u, the BJoo1-PREPARED BY A CHEMIsr-fhe best
Restorer of Health, aud the best Biood-Purifying
Compound in the World 1t does ret contain par,
ticIe OF Mercury. The above preparation Is suited
10 the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
man race; itiuvieorates the whole constitutions re-
moves all pinplcs aad eruptons from the skin gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and Is par IT,
cuiariy adapted TO the weakening complaints of the
SEX. "a.
1t is perfect cordial in taste. and acts Ike a
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies of the
weak and debitated from any cause
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 81 cents.
Sold by'atl Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk aud
Portsmouth mn D-uScWSbi
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GOLD HuNTING.-A company of persons has been
organized in Ray county, Mo-, to 60 out in search
of the gold said to exist near Pixies Peak of the
Rocky Mountains, in the western portion of Kan
sas territory. Fifteen or twenty have Joined the
expedition, which is TO start some time in May.
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SHurTINd THEM UP.-Tbe strong minded women
Of Tonica, La Sale county, H., have exacted
pledges from the keepers of liquor saloons In that
place that they will sell more liquors, and that
there shall be no card playing. checker play
ing &C., on their premises.
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~ STAMPED COLLARS AND BANDS
for working also, Stamped Linen Bands anil
Sleeves for Indies. LADIES' BAZAAR.
ap 20-lm No rs Broad street
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MILLS u. GOODWIN.


H& To THE VorsRs or THE CTrY or
RIcHMoSp.--I am candidate for the sfIice sf COM
MISSIONER on TIL REVENUE, for the al Die
trict, Monroe Wardy
The election viii take place on the nth Mar ssxs,
ana as am now engaged In the discharge Of the
duties of the Office, the AssisfaAt Of Mr. Hundley
(who declines reelection hope ron viii excuee
me; II do not call on yeu all In person.
arn how snd have been for nearly six ysars re-
sident OF the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
feT-ts JEaSE r. KEH0HR
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Boy To THE Worms OF HExHl

C0UNTY.-I hereby announce my self a candidate for
the Office of COMMISSION Err OF The REVENUE
for the upper District at the approaching election
be your pleasure 10 elect me- promise 20 discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully and punctualy.
NH 27-dtdes JANIS ID. VAUGHAN.
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MARRTAGE.-The New York correspondent of th,
Ledger. writing Wednesday, sars.

A fashionable wedding ''came off," as the news
paper reporters say, at st. Matthew's Episcopal
Church. Jersey City, this morning Rev. Mr.. Bow
don officiating. The bride was Miss Agnes Max.
well, daughter of ex-Colector Maxwell and the
bridegroom, Major Philip Kearney. There is ro-
mantle history connected with the antecedeuts of
the now-presumed-to-be happy couple, which is
too recent aud too familiar 10 the public mind, to
be repeated here. But ''alls we'll that ends Well"
The Major was recently divorced from his ''other'
wife. In keutIckY.
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NoNrr REfuRrrp The Secretary Of the Freasur
ry received on Tuesday fifteen hundred dollars in
treasury notes from an unknowu individual in
Nav York, who states that he had eheated the gov
eminent TO that amoant during Gen. fieree's sd'
mini alton.
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DR.. JOHN F. JAoKsoN-0ffice No.
II Ghain street, Market Bridge. Residence, Rich
mond House, opposite the Governors Mansion
Calls left at either place at any hour of the Gay or
night. will meet with prompt attention. -tI
in g.
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ENCAMpMENT OF THE 1sT VA. Vols
We are informed that although the 2sth of May was
first stated to be thg day on which the regiment
was to go into camp, yet that 10 s not determined
that that shall be the day. The offeers sud non
commissioned officers, will, we understand, be COT.
yened at the armory of the regiment First Market
fialD on Tuesday night next, to consult as to the
time, aud arrange for the day. Without wishing
to be considered as obtruding views upon the
officers, we respectfully suggest to them that Sat
urday, the 22sd May, would be the preferable day
Monday and Tuesday the oath and 25th, are the
Whltsuptide holidays. The main body of the CON-
mand could leave Saturday morning, lay the camp
and arrange everything In order. Such of the men
as have matters to be attended to on Saturday af-
ternoon, couid leave in the ~ O'Clock train Sat
urdsy night and then the three succeeding days
could he spent without any loss of time, as few if
any, work during holidays. From the excellent
feeling prevailing in the regiment, we satisfied
that this encampment will be In eSery respect
worthy of the gallant band who are Undertaking
the duty-and VIC advise such of our citizens as
have never witnessed military encsmpment, not
to fail running up to see THE The various drills,
guard mouptings, dress parades, and resiews aud
the excellent music of Smiths Band, will richly
repay all for the trip.
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EGF> no rRE VOrERs on HxNl

JoUSTY.-I take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the Sheralty OF Henrico county, at
devote all of my time TO the Office, and to discharge
its duties the law directs. will try and see the
voters OF the county before the day Of election, and
tain my fitness for the efiice 20 my nsighbors, and
to John NJ Gregory. Esq, John b. Young. ESQ. and
r. the Justices of Henrico county. -
La Hl-dtda Il. i QARTER
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MusrC IN THE SouARE-N

Music ON THE SQUARE Now that the
evenings are pleasant, and outdoor exercise is de-
sirable hundreds Of persons resort to the Capitol
Square to while away au hour, but the euliyening
music of the Armory Band is needed to make thar
place bs inviting as it should be- The members Of
the Band, if any indncerncnt were ofer,d them,
would give semi weekly entertainments there du-
ring the summer but it is mol to be expected that
they will do so without remuneration. Let those
who wish the muric take proper steps 10 secure IL
at once.
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DIsrHAScHls1Ye A YorER.-Ths Selectmen OF
South Hampton, n. H.. have been prosecuted for
disfranchising citizen by refusing tn receive his
vote at the recent annual election in that State
The selectmen ran of line just previous to the
election, setting Mr.. d. of into Salisbury, Mass.
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COUNTY OF HENRICo.
SHERIFF

t0~ To MY FELLow-CITIzEx OF THE
COUNTY OF HgSRfco.-I am candidate for the SHE
RIFALTY of the County OF Henrico, and respect
fully solicit your surages at the ensuing election
ia May next.
ap2I-dIms g. NIGH DAVIg
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s@FsLLow-ClrrzEss OF tn

EGy yFELLow-CITIzENs OF THE COUNTY
oY DESRco- am a candidate for the Office Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District of the County, at the ensuing election In
May next, and respectfully solicit your snffnges.
NH 25-fde 6EO w CAhTkH.
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16- To THE VOTERS OF THE CITr OF
RIcHMoyD.-f am candidate for the Office OF CLERK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City Of Richnsnd.
and respectfully solicit Jour support,
NH l9-ts JAMES ELLEIT.
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FoR THE PEsIrESrIARY.--W. A. Poff, Of Montgou-
cry county, convicted of forgery, has been sent to
the penitentisry. Isaac B. Scott, his confederate,
sentenced for three years, has taken an appeal.
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MY AM CANDIDATE FoR THp Or
r1cE OF COMMISSIONER or TaE REyENuE for
the Upper District Of the county Of Henfico as ths
ensuing spring election.
NH H-tde DANIEL n dAkDNBh-
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sS- TO THE VOTERS on DISTRICT NO. .,
HENRTCO COUNTY.--I am Candidate for the OF
fee Of CONSTABLE in the Third District. Should
il be your pleRsure f.ilowcitizens To- elect me- the
duties Of the oce stsil be discharged with prompt
ness ard fidelity. Election Fourth THURSDAY IN NAY
S Saps~a,ds VIM n. TYLER.
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WHaT's THE CHARM BY an or

WHaT's THE CHARM by an ordi-
nance of the city. the Mayor has the power to pu.
nish with stripes all free negroes found here with
ont city register aud for some weeks past be has
been enforcing that ordinance; but despite bis
strictness many tree negroes from other places
stick to their old haunts, preferring the lash TO
seeking quarters elsewhere. A mulatto woman
from Hanover, known Mary Crenshaw, is one
of this class, and as she was before the Mayor yes
terday for the twentieth time. she was sent below
for protection.
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10r To THE VoTERs or rHu ClrY OF
MISsfUNEH OF THE REVENUH fpv Nos,ns
ward, and most respectfully ask the suppsrt Of NJ
leilow-ctizens. Shond IL be your pleasure - sect
me 70 that position. shall endeavor to show 81 :
faithful discharge Of my duties that your cenisasnes
has not been fpispiaced. So =
NH tide Mills a gODyvM
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

E6 To THE VoygRs or THn CrTY or
RIcHMoyD.-FELLow CITIzyEs.--I am before roo q
acandidats for reelection TO the ONCE Of CLERK
of the Circuit Court Of the City Of Riehmond In
which you were kind enough TO place me nearly
six years since, and the dpties of which have. 70
the best Of my ability. endeayored 70 form,
scien,t,ously aud impartiallyi, y,,sr avn po.rr.o~
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EMIGRATION To MrSsKsptA.-The German citizens
of st. Paul have organized the German Associs-
ton Of Minnesots'-the object of which is to In
nesota home.
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THE GREAT REApISG MACHINE CAsE-The U. s

THE GREAT REApING MACHINE CAsE-The U. s.
Supreme Court yesterday decided the suit between
the rival inventors. Mccormick and Nanny in fa-
vor of Nanny every point. The Star says
The case involved several important principles
and large amount of money. 1t was elaborate
~ argued during i've days. with an upprecedsnt-
ed array of working models aud illustrations.
showing the operation of various reaping ma
chimes in the grain field. The decision is a very
important one, as it affects all the manufacturers
and users of reaping machines throughout the
country. The case was originally tried in the
Circuit Court of Illinois, and decided by Judges
Mclean and Drumm0nd in favor of Nanny. MIR.
Justice Grer delivered the opinion of the Supreme
Court, affirming the former decision aud dismiss
ing McCormick's bill with costs.
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g8r CoMsffssIoSTR ~ m. R,v,.u.

Bay CoMMfssroSKR OF rHx RavIrur
In compliance with the aesire Of MANY Yrsr,S.. /.
orespsctfylly present myss1f - 3 csnajdsss q
Inir1 District Tor Monroe Ward cf Che cify ofRrh.
,hssa .,.a l deem 10 unnecessary to IuNhs fnrthsr
@ grs0xe man an assurance Of the faithful peYfrD-
SURE or m my ieffcw citizens TO elect me
aFiz-dsds GRO. II TOMpKIN9
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r@FREsu LEEoHEs have lust r

k@ FRESH LEECHEs.-I have just re
oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
P.S.-CuppiBg and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts K. @. H0BSON
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ng~ The THIRrY-FIrrH annual meet

ing of the Medical Society of Virginia. will be held
in the city o. Richmond, on the fourth TUESDAY
(27th) of April next. Delegates -l be chosen to
present the State Society in the American Medical
Association, which will meet in Washington, the
ensuing week. WIN w PARK kR,
NH l7-2aW6W apl6-dtd Secretary.
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CoNyIvnLITy At WAsHISGroN.-Tbe Washington
correspondent of the New York Times, writing on
the l7th inst, says:
Colonel Seaton, the esteemed senior editor of the
National Inteiligencer, gave one of his famous
Congressional suppers on Thursday evening Gov.
ernors Seward and CritteDden were tho leading
spirits at the sumptuous entertainment, which
was crowned by feast of reason and flow of
soul" About fifty members, with Lord Napier
Baron Stoeckl and few other gentlemen COM
posed the party.
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ss- DIR. JOHN D. WALrGhss. (Homeo-
pathist offers his professional services To e ctE
9 of Richmond and its vicinity. Office ct his re-
sidence on Loigh street. two doors from 9Th.
ie l-I2nR
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sPEClAL NOTICES.


na- DR.. GIBSON has removed to franklin
street. one door west Of 9Th rtreet. ap6-d2w
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DIsREpuTABLE HousE.--Ann Stephens,
charged with keeping adisreputabie honse on l2th
street, was heid-to bail BY the Mayor, yesterday,
fer her future good behavior, audit answer IN I'M
dictment by the nsxtGrand Jury.
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The HusrIsGs CouRr was engaged yes
erday in disposing Of civil business, all the Com
monweaithss cases on the docket having been e ~
tfnued until tho May term. = /
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ERESH BUTTER.-Just received, a
l. No article of Mountain BUTTER, for Table
use at the BUTTEa DEPOT No 3 Maa street, he.
tween 18th and 18th streets nearly opposite the Otd
Market n,u.a..rs
cps bRuUhH fLehoan 10.
EAMILY FLOUR. - Superior Family
IA l,ps.' ros.' iOr 'aie DUNLOP MoNcUREx co
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4 THE SpRisa RAcEs, over the Fairf ED
course, will commence next Tuesday week, with
the great boswell sweepstakes. far which there
are twenty-eight nominations, aud many Of them
OF very high order.
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nGTo rHH vorsss os HsSRIco CoUx-
rY-Tam candidate for reelection 20 the once Of
COMMIss iONER OF THE REVENUE ZOE the
LOWER DISTINCT. JAMke -. doNN.
IL Dro-- fda4F
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HSs- To THE VorERs or THE CourTr or
HEsRico.--I am a candidate for the cfice Of CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Uy-
per District Of the couuty, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next.
NH l3-dtd O0RBIN BURTON.
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SPEED OF LocoMoTryEs--A wager Of 81 600 has
been offered at Belmont, Ohio. by locomotive
driver, that an engine with 81 foot driyers) can
make ten miles 10 eight minutes.
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HEs~I am candidate for reelection to
the office ofCOMMISSIGNER of OF THE REVENUE,
ia lhe upper district, Chesterfield county.
ap l5-d&cwtdes We FLOURNOY.
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Ea- AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP of Henrico County Court.
NH 26-lm* JNO HARRISON.
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fka- To THE VoTERs or HENRIc0 CoUx-
rY.-l respectfully announce myself aCandidafs for
the Office of Clerk of Henrico County Court at the
lection in May next TEMPLE ELLKTT.
fe I3--tde
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
E7F To THE VoTEI

rY.-I respectfully announce myself q sand date
for reelection 10 the office Of CLERK OF HENRl.
co COUNTY COURT. at the election in May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM F0LkES,
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SAP FATE OF An EMINENT PHYsIcIAN.-0n Thurs
day last an old man, without friends or money,
died Mt the house of c0lored woman at Evans
vile, Indiana. His name was subsequently, ascer-
tained to he DR.. John Pocoek Holmes, member
of the College Of Surgeons London, and formerly
in the employ of the Hudson Bay Company, the
friend OF fCaptain Parry, the Arctic navigator, and
the associate of many of the first people. of
England. lie was also the author of several VAL
uable inventions.
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lkA 10 rHE YorRna =, -. o..

1@- TO THE VorERs or TIE CrrY or
aac,HMosD,-Ihs present incumbent Mr. Hundley
hk of THE REVENUE. for Monroe WE'D 4 Ssee.
Dy annc-ece myself q candidate for the ma efSes
nd respectfully solicit your votes and pldrs nv
sell TO the faithful discharge Of the dlfiss q tSe
once, should it be yoar pleasure 70 elscs ne =