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SPECIAL NOTICES.
, Nvw- ARTICLE FOR SMOKERS

aREENLEAF'S ANTf.SERVoUS CIGARS.-The
nrNrfie;nr Of these Cigars having devoted muck time
snd study experimenting upon tobacco, has at last
sanetscin producing article far superior 20 any.
fhing get offered to the public.
They have already been introduced into The lar.
GER eiile. with entire success; Having been pro.
nagacod h. the press tO be better article than
sevcn 81 hts Of tho imported ones, which opinion
hAs beeH eElphaicaily endorsed by connnotsears OF
TIN weed.
The undersigned having taken the agency for
tha.- Cigars would most respectfully invite all who
uho wish tct wholesome. fragrant article. that is
warranted and wsil be foaaa upon trial not 10 in.
fgrc the health a. call aud examine for them
tor sale wholesale and retail by
NV COREY kCO
NH 2l-im* No l23 Bread street
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wGREAr IwPKovgMsxr IN

keaE y - = y I ~ 7 n q ' = n n y
EITRACTIN q tt ETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST, wouid announce 20 those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments s1Ipe
riov O. any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection OF their adaptation is such as To render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless neue,
fItnJ n bFang The tpoh The first trial never breaking
it. msog,ing the gums, OF inJuring the surrounding
paris
All other operations, Filling. Cleansing. ana In
sertluG Teeth, gently aud thoroughly performed.
once opposite Corinthian Hall. on Main street.
ani4-Sm
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PARTICULAR NorIcE.-Grest sale o

Watches. Jewery, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
sncusa and private sale. by II. " QuARIEs. at No.
$50 NAN street every day aud evening this week.
islie sale At o'clock I. VI.
GeatiCmrn's sale at : a o'clock.
Tie richest and most extensive variety ever offer.
81 In this market, for sale above. Merchants are
particularly invited to call and examine the goods
ana purchase either privately AT the evening
Eslc-. All goods warranted AS represented. No lJD
Maia street. fuh ~
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Cures quickly and permanently ScRoFULA, SYPHILIS,
HKUAlTIsM PILES. KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, CosTlvE-
REss FgSEREAL DISEASES, aud all chrome affections
ot the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputation
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in th,'
roughly eradcating the above Diseases is unprecC
dented in the annals of medicine. Thousands OF the
most invet"rate OF disease have been cured bE
this truly great medicine. after having been pro-
nouuced beyond all possible cure bY the most eml-
nent physicians of the country Finley +. Ecrga
son Mayer Of Norfolk, Va, cured OF Rheumatism;
Rev Thomas Hume. Portsmouth, Va, cured of Bron-
ehitis; daughter of eiEnor George Uormerly Pro
lessor of Music in this city) cured OF terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could be mentioned were ii necessary.
Price si per hottle-six bottles for 50.
Prepared by w BURRow Co, Practical Chem
ists Eorf3lk, Va.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il CO, Wholesale
Druggists Riahmond. ia 26-3m
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BIBLE PANoRAMA.-An evening cannot

be more pleasantly aud proftabIy spent than in
visiting this beautiful aud instructive work of art
at Metropolitan Hall. 1t is one of those good
things that the eye loves to dwell upon, and the
mind to contemplate Itis by far the richest treat
Of the kind that has yet been presented 10 our
public. No one, who has love for the sublime
and beautiful, should be prevented from seeing it.
We can think of no exhibition more interesting <
and more worthy of our community than this Pa
noTama.
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Roy NEW SPRING GooDs !
I y = = 7

We WercspeCtfthly invite attention to our new stock
of SPRING GOODS now opening and assure the
Ladies' in particular that those goods offered
lower rates than the could now be bought for,
having bee carly in the market; aud eur FINANCIAL
roslTIvS is such that We have advantages in the mar
ket. enabling to purchase at the lowest CASH
PRICES. 4 II ask of you IL to
Call Examine! Compared! Judgc!!!!
Respectfully, j M1LLHISER BRO.
NH l7-lm 1913 Broad street.
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SHIpPIaG.- number of vessels in

the dock is almost unprecedented. The large
stocks that accumulated in the Northern cities
during the "panic," now seek a market at the
South, and cargo after cargo Of merchandise i.
landed upon our wharves. We notice, also, very
large arrivals of hay. Two three-masted schoon
ers, the Allen and the. Ward, each with about
1000 bales, have just reached port, and are no1
discbarging considerable quantity Of fish
from John Bulls provinces, and cargoss Of ict
from the Eastern States. are likewise coming in.
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SraING.-The Gardens begin 10 I

SrRIsG.-Ihe gardens begin TO pre-
sent thriving appear ance, and the buds are oron-
ing under the genial influence Of spring. We
have had an abundance Of rain, aud few warn
days will bring forward vegetation and give Us
plenty Of fruit and flowers. Morning walks at
this season are not only pleasant but heathfui.-
Natural roses are more attractive than artificial,
and fresh bloom on the cheek is more charm 10 q
than the hue impaired by rouge.
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AZ summer approaches. tho human system becomes
urbiiitated, and often so much weakened tbat life
b~cemes burtben to its posscssor. School misses
anu boys, as well rs adults suffer from a relaxation
oi tho nerves. and when nature il unaided pertns-
nent diseases are the fruits Of neglect good ton
y, ~ such cases, Is the grand desdsrdtuia and as
BhhEb'S PREMIUM BITTEks POSSESSES the requi.
nte Qualities the free use Of them is all that il me-
.tsssafy 70 stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
te appetite, and give such u the stomach as
wil enable the machinery Of our nature 10 perform
,u functions IN healthy manner. In no instance
hass they hlled 10 give entire satisfaction, when
Y1F. - -
fgr saeby all the principal druggists In the city Of
Af'aan'hd ana elsewhere In virginia. apl3
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kT9n Now on Nrrpn

EH NOW on NEyFR. The best bar
gains.over offered al the Auction Store of Uanrvw
enaries. No. 100 Main street, until Saturday kprii
'oth, SMA0 worth ol RICH JEWRLRY at aucton
aud private sale. adde's auction Thursttay and Er;
day mornings at II o'clock. Gentlemens ancfion
every uight "a O'Clock. The above goods are Of
the very finert quality. being Ste stock of retail
merchant from the North and aust he sold witbont
reserve to the highest bidder
HENRY. W. QUARLgs.
apS No lJa Main Street
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DEATH OF AN Ex-UNITED sTATRs SENATOR --Gen.
Vim. Marks, who was a member of tho Peunsyl.
vania Legislature as early Al. 1910, and for six
years president of the Senate of that State, died
on Saturday last. In 1877 he elected to the
United States Senate, and served term Of six
years In this distinguished body he was contem :
porary with Webster, Calhoun, Van Buren, Ben
ton, Berrien, Hayne and others cf the great men
of that day, and it is singular coincidence that
he died at about the same hour, and at nearly the
same age, as Col. Benton, with whom be served
for six years on the committee of military affairs,
and between whom, although differing politically,
there always existed the closest personal friend
ship.
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4 SUGGESTION The attendance of

A SUGGESTION The attendance of an
officer at Coropers inquests is very desirable from
the fact that boys, and even females, moved by
idle curiosity, prove source of so much annoy
that the Coroner is frequently interrupted 10
the discharge Of his duties. A word from police
officer in such cases would effectnalIy remedy the
evil. We make the suggestion for the considera
tion of the proper authority.
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MILLS D. GOODWIN.
f6- To THE vorxRs OF rHs Crr,

10T To THE VoTRRs OF THE CIrY or
RIcHsoND.-I am candidate for the ofhce Of OOM-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the ID Die
trict, Monroe Ward.)
The election will take place on the nth May next,
ann AS am now engaged In the discharge Of fAs
duties OF the Office as the Assistant Of Mr. Hundley.
(who declines re-electioR,) hope you will excuse
nae, II do not call ON you all In person.
| am now, and have been for nearly six years ~
siden of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
fe27-ts JESSE r. X EE9KE
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THE HARrAs CnRprs C.sr nf Hahn /

lHE hABEAS CORPUS CASE OF John j.
Thomas, now contned in Hanover Nil, whero he
has been for five months, charged with slave steal
ing in Dupln county, N. c., was yesterday advert
ed TO by Judge Meredith, who informed the coun.
sel (Mr. Crane) that certain letters had been re-
ceived from the Presiding Magistrate of HaL ever,
covering a letter from Gov. Bragg, of North Caro-
lima. lie desired Mr.. G. to examine the papers
and see whether he insisted upon the habeas cor
pus being heard at once, which Mr.. c. did, and
forthwith proceeded to The preliminary argunent
The writ is made returDsble to. day, the 18th.
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nS- To THE vorERs OF HxsnIco

CoUsTY.-Lhereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of COMHIssI0A Err OF THE kEyHNUR
tor the upper District at the approaching election.
and respectfully solicit your suffrRges. should it
the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune nctuaily.
NH Z-dtdes JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.
SHERIFF.

k6~ To THE V0TERs OF HENRIco
JoUNTY.-I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate for the sheriffalty OF Henrico county Nt
the election in May next; and if elected promise 70
devote allof 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
i'll the meantime refer all such as with TO ascer-
to John NJ. Gregory. Esq. John b. Young, Esq, and
the Justices Of Henrico county.
ia 2-dtde T. j, CARTKR
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THE TRANCE oF JHE PoUGHKEEPsIK GIRL-The
Buffalo Advertiser throws cold water on the story
of the Poughkeepsie girl In trance, and says that
a fe buckets of cold water thrown on the patient
would have soon brought her to her senses. There
is nothing remarkable about the case except the
fuss for the disease is a very common one, known
as bystsrjcal coma. That she has never been ner-
yous before is about as wonderful as that person
should have the itch for the first time.
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CLERK or COUNTY COURT
ng To THE VorERs OF HRNI

pE 10 THE VOTERS OF HENRICo CoUH-
I'll respectfully announce myself . candidate
Tor reelection TO the office of CLERK OF HENRI
co COUNTY COURT, at the election In May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM f0LkHB,
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To My FxLLow CIrIxsNs or rHn Crrr

RIcHAosD-After advising with my ffiends cad
rtthe reqHest Of some OF them, announce myseH 8
candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE In Monroe Ward, (inwhich have
resided for twenty years) in the place Of Mr Humid
sey, who will not be again candidate. at the slsc
served you police officer for the last seven ysars
and shoul be pleased to receive your support r the
above sflice. CIV H TYLkR.
fe 2j-dtde
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AGGbAFATbD hsSAULT.--JdHfS W AlllD q
and Henry Boltz were arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday, charged with pulling Thos II. Franklin
out of his buggy, in the street, last Sunday even
ing, and beating him severely. The charge was
fully sustained by the evidence, aud the accused
were held to bail for their appearance before the
Grand Jury to answer an Indictment for niisde-
meanor, aud to keep the peace and be of good be
havior for twelve months.
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I0dH LoNGBsr.

sB- COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE, UP.
PEh DISTRICT HENRICO COUNTY, announce
myself candidate for the COMMISsI0NERSHlP
of the Upper district Of Henrico county. In the
place of Jacob keesee, resigned and respectfully
aolict yoSr vote at the coming election nth Mar
faithfully. ap 7-dt2sM WP LAWTOE
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begs leave to give notice that he will in 49,
open rooms Tor tho purpose of giving instrnrfon IN
fhNAANsHip; and hopes that this much neaiect,
whGh Its Importance to all classes of thn enromuni
ty ~ much demands ~ "''n'Hf
Fer tfe present he would call the attention of
teachers and others 20 his specimens which NAV he
seen at The Book Store OF Col. Jno. II Richardson." "
apS-htF RERVR
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HdS- To THE VoTERs OF THE CIrY or
RIcHnoSD-I am candidate for the ofice Of CON-
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of my
fellowcitzens Should it be your pleasure 10 elect
me TO that position, shall endcavor to show, By Q
faithful discharge Of my duties. that your confidence
has not been misplaced. 49,.
mh 2-tde MILLS II. GOODWIN.
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OF HEsRIco-I am a candidate for the Office Of COM.
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County, at the ensuing election In
NH 25-tds aEO w CARTkk.
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1858.
To DR, kAH
0iiice corner 22d and Main streets

Ofice corner 22d and Main streets.
Ea. DEAR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
90 you TO state to the public the successful removal
OF a rumor from the side of my neck, of ssrenteen
years standing, weighing upwards Of SiE pounds
without thr use of knife the loss OF blood-and
of which ! am now We'll. l was examined by Dr.
Warner, Of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced ~ chances against me by
cutting 1t. AS also did other eminent physicians
tfirou ahout the country. Yours, &c, -
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-Perkinsyille Goochland co.. Va.
Ia lS-d3m% CWtt
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@. HARDY.

EB~T TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI.
co COUNTY.-Atth the request OF many friends, an
nnunce myself Candidate for the Office Of Com.
MIS elONER or THE REVENUE for the Upper
fully tolicit your suffrages should IL be yonr plea.
sure 10 elect me, promise to &c the dutfes OF
The Office faithfully. Respectfully.
6p 6-2R& HU0H LONaH0T
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STABBING. Phillip Roberts was tried
yesterday, for feloniousy cutting John s. Tyler,
aud found guilty, the jury ascertaiping the term
OF his imprisonment In the penitentiary At i've
years. he has not yet been sentenced.
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sn A WoRp OF ExpLAsArrow.-The

H@. A WORD OF EXPLASATfoN.-tne ne
proprietor Of HEyRY's STIMULATING LISlNEyF de-
sires the puhlc TO understand that the PREPARATION
which he offers Is EMBEoCATI0N, but IL Ii II
NEWT according TO the legitimate c'tion OF
the word. Having the consistency ot an ointment
II may be applied either NJ plaster, or be rubbed
on the afeC ted part, aud SFvEE FAILED ~ AFFcpD
RELIEF. Its efficacy once tested, the Liniment will
become "a household medicine"
10 For sale by most of the Druggists in this
city, PURCELL. LADD & Co., wholesale agents.
NH li--iint
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COMMISSIONERS

To THE VOTERS OF HRsRIco, 2p DIS
TRTcr.-In answer to the call OF many friends. 70
become candidate for the office of COMMISSION
Err OF THE REVENUE. beg 10 assure my friends,
that II elected will serve to the best Of my abili.
ty. Respectfully,
ap l4-7t* J. @. HARDY
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was arraigned for trial In the Circuit Court yes
terday for stealing SO from mans pocket, while
conversing with him in the street. The prisoner
plead guilty, and was sentenced TO imprisonment
in the penitentiary for two years.
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AT THE REQuBsr Of many Of my
candidate for the ofliceof COsfsIIssIONER u THn
REVENUE for Monroe Ward. and will pledge my
self to discharges faith faly the duties Of tho ONCE
elected. mhl6-ims JOHN y. 8TA(}0.
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fG- / AN CASDIDATH FOR rHh Or
ErcE OF COMMISSIONER OF TaE REVENUE fbr
the Upper District Of the county Of Henroo, st the
ensuing spTing election.
Tah 13-tde DANIEL II GARpNHR.
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SPECIAL NoriCE,


skLLING OFF BKhOW COST.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
pubic that they have concluded to close their bus
ness. ana Will nov offer their entire stock of
REiDFHADE CLOTHING
At p percent ess than the original cost Countrv
Merchants VIII do well to call upon us and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Also, a very neatly made up assortment of Chill
iron's and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO HfXTER & BRO.
No 90 Main street
ap Inns One door below I4th
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CIvtI DocKxr-For the

CIVIL DocKET.-For the purpose of
disposng of the cases on the civil docket, the
Hastings Court has postponed the criminal cases
until Wednesday, the 2lst inst. The prompt at
tendance, this morning, Of all concerned IN civil
suits, is absolutely necessary
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CoMMIssIONERs.

bSS OVHMfssluHkKo OF TN HBY1NuB -
La complianee with the desire Of 'Many .Irieads.-
fo,s ose,peStiyliy present myself M candidate Or
Third District (or Monroe ward) Of the cty Of Rich
mond. deem il unnecessary 10 make Z Mrtksr
pledge than an assurance Of the faithful perform.
ance Of the duties Of the ofce should be the plea
sure of my fellow citizens 70 elect me.
ap 12-dtd* GRO. H TONpKIN0
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sess- HARrsHoRxs's HEALrH-REsroR-

e. OR SaRskPARIILA CoRDIAI--T3s Liti.Qf U,g Flesh
is in n, Blood -PBBrARBD BY A CHLhsT.-The best
Restorer of Health, aUu the best Bio0d-Purify ing
Compound in the Word! 1t does ct contain a Par:
ticle OF Mercury. The above preparation is suited
To the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
man rsce; it tinvigorates the whole constitutions;
all pmples and eruptions from the skin; gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and Is partl-
c cuIarly adapted 10 the weakening complaints Of the
sex. 80
II IL a perfect cordial in taste. and acts like
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies OF the
weak and debilitated from any cause
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 80 cents.
sold by'all Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and
pnrtenQuth. NH 3I-d&CW3m
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E@S"GRoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Offioe
aud residence No 23i. on Main, between SIT and 9Th
streats, Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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FUNERAL -- The German Benevolent
Society turned out in large numbers yesterday af
ternoon, with their banner shrouded Ia Grape, 10
attend the funeral OF one Of their members, re
Gently deceased. They were accompanied by the
Armory BAND
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sT~ DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
DIk5, Old WuISkEYo aud CIGARS, No. q Main
tret te 7
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THEArnE.-The public having decided

in favor of ALADDIN, need only remind our
readers that the gorgeous spectacle will DO pro-
duced again tonight. Those who have not seen 1t
should MAKE up their minds to go, for they may
never have another opportunity of gazing upon
such scenes.
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AecrDEsT.--J. w. Gray, editor Of the Cleveland
PlaindeaIer, lost the sight Of one eye on Friday
last, from the explosion of percussion cap when
his little son was firing from q toy gun.
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INTERFERING WITH THE FUS.-The masquerade
ball in New York, advertised by Uliman at the
Academy of Music. meets with trouble. The news
papers denounce il as immoral, even for Gotham,
and the police justice has issued letter to Dir
UIJman telling him it is Illegal and will not be al
lowed All the loose characters about town are
very Indignant at this interference with their
rights and their pleasures.
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sPRISKLIsG OF DIAMoSDs-The Paris CORES
pondent of the Boston Traveller describes an ac-
cident which recently occurred at Nine Lehons
ball. who lives on the left of the Rond Point of
the Champs Elysees. Young Prince Murat aud his
wife were going to the ball. when, just before they
reached the door, some obstacle in the avenue
made the carriage jostle so violently as to throw
the driver from his seat, the horses ran away and
broke the carriage on the basin of the fountain-
The Princess was carried, bleeding and sense
less, into the Nine. LehOn's; the dance was of
course, instantly interrupted, and several ladies
tainted at the sight of the Princess in a ball
dress and covered with blood. The wounds she
received proved. fortunately, slight. When her
alarm was dissipated, it discovered that her
necklace and other ornaments of diamonds had
fallen into the avenue. Imagine the CONSERVATION
which followed this discovery, especially when
search was made in vain for them, and it became
necessary to postpone further investigation until
the daylight appeared. Ten thousand dollars of
diamonds in the Avenue des Champs Elysees all
night! Policemen were posted to guard the ground
until day broke, when the diamonds were found
scattered in every direction; not diamond was
missing.
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SoayAMBULIsT KnLED.-0n Saturday night,
Young man, named George II Kicker, recently
from Boston, Mass, who was stopping in Hudson
street New York, got out of bed while in state OF
sonnambulism and jumped out Of a window to
the pavement lie was taken TO the Hospital,
IN ere he died In q few hOnrs.
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D0 To THE VorKRs OF rHs CIrY OF
RcHMoSD-I respectfully announce mysslf csn-
didate for COMMISSIONER or THE kEYRNUD.
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent dsclining
are election. JESSE wHkRkY.
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RoBnsgr--Mr. Robert Harper, formerly Of shep.
herdstown, jefferson county, Va. was knocked
down and robbed in the city of Baltimore on Wed.
nesdsy night Of last week. OF hia pocket hook con-
tanning about $50 and also Of his oyefooaf aud
dress coat @ a
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FS- TO THE VOTERS or DISTRICT NO. 3,
IIENRICo COUNTY am q Candidais for the Of
nee Of CONSTABLE in the Third District. shoald
it be your pieasrr felow-ctizens TO elect me- the
duties Of the Office shall be discharged with promps.
moss and fidelity. Ecction Fourth Thursday In NAY
newt.
ap S--dtds E WM. II. TYLkR.
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n. To rHs VorsRs or rns CrrY 0,

RfcHaeNp-The present incumbent, Mr. Hundley
aeeining Teeles ton for the Office ofC0MMIBeloH.
SIX OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward here
oy announces myself q candidate for the sid once,
nd respectfully solicit Jour votes, and pedge N.Y.
sell TO the faithful discharge Of the duties Of tie
NH 2-2m PRkRTON n oIjARIRa