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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-28

Mail LETTING FOR EIRGiSIA-The letting Of maj,
romtes for Virginia, to expire June 1860, WAS made
in Washington on Monday last as follows:
From Water Lick TO Burners Springs and back
six times week from lst July to 3Oth September
aud once week the residue of the year: A. Glenn
Sl14. From Woodstock, by Saumsville, to Mount
olive, aud back, once week; Geo Ii. Roots $50
twice week. From Lancaster C. IL. To Merry
Point, and back twice week; not let. From Nor
folk, by Yorktown, to King and Queen c. IL and
back, once a week not let. From Williams
hart 10y Green's " harf, To North End. aud back
twice week; Nm. q. Foster {67 30. From Con.
cord, by Spanish oaks to Oakviile aud back once
Il week Geo. W. Staples, $3.50 From Row Wlesburg
10y Wolf Creek. Pnrinton aud Licking Creek, to St
George aud back, once week; II. IL. Wheeler $3.50
From St. George. by Holly Meadows and Red Creek
10 Dry Fork aud back, once week John Jones
S2+I. From St George, by Laureli Hill, Oocal
uame.) to Meadowyille and back, once a week: r.
J. Talbot. $40. From Point Pleasant, by Augero-
ma 10 jackson G. H. and back once n week: not
let. From Buffalo to jackson e. ii. and back, once
! week: not let. From New California. by Wm
tiantees, Flat Fork, Elijah Leforces aEd New Ken
tucb, to Sis-onvlle and back, once a week; sue
pended. From Estilvillc to Stony Greek and back
nce A week: not let.
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Wascac. Jcwe!ry, Plated Ware aud Fancy Goods g.
,ti,n AM private sale. by IL. W .QUAgLEs, at Ne
- Nan street. every day and evening this week.
Ladies' sale at o'Clusk i. VI.
l,,ut.,Estn's sale ~ : Z oc.oCN.
The rruys; ant most extensive variety ever offer
a in ths market tlr sale rs above. Merchants are
T4rtiraaT!y invited 10 call and examine the goods
ani purchase esther privately ur at the evening
s;.jes Al goods warranted as represented. No. ljt
Nam street. NH -
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s,,g- In on. OR WATER CoLoRs fro

5eI IN 'ib' uh hAthh NoLoRs. from
sIaall ANaEoTYPEs ur DAGUEEREoTYPES Of deceased
u.-,sH-. So; from life, are executed at the Photo
Graph ana Fin" Art Gallery Of q. w MINIS. in the
h.aa,- style Of the art. at the shortest notice.
Also. pitju Photographs, Ambrotypes. SPhereo-
II s auj every II! le of likeness known. desired
aGn satisfaction guaranteed 20 the most tatidOus
Iu- Crtvnn beads Ui small children. as executed AT
NJ ,Isjieyiss. have gained the admiration oil all who
la.t seen ihcn. Galleries on Main street. opposite
sse uuS Custom House, Richmond, va, ami Syca-
vF,-t = r..Ct, Petersburg. Va. NH Is
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Ea5- BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -
TIE ARCTIC t4INlNENT ..,,..-,.-,,,,

TIE ARCTIC EITNINENT =
pEFfES All COMPETITIONS
Thousands who have used 1t, Affirm that it is
A GREAT iMPkOYhM ENr un
DIR. BRAGt.'S OTHER LIS5NENTS,
in the TuTC of
KUEUNAII8M, PARALYSIS
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPRAIN2 BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS. WARTS,
gCALDS MDUiDS,
TIJM6RS CUKNS.
For HORSES and Mules externally, nothing eI
cerds the ARCTIC LINlMENT.
9PRAfNs SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH PINGBONG,
OF anv Soros swelling or Enlargement % Bone OF
Muscle.
Price 2s ,ts, 20 cents and 81, for small MEDIUM
and large ii ii bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD co.
Ia f3-ts Wholesale A gents.
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Manson WARD CoMMiTTsE.-The

MADISON WARD CoMMfTTsE.-The COM
mittee of ten appointed by the chairman OF tf,e
meeting held last Saturday to solicit memberships
and donations for the Agricultural and liorti
cultural Society, will meet ut the Exchange iloaei
tonight at O'Clock. Every member should bs
present on the occasion, IL he intends to perform
the duties assigned him.
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The CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY-Account from Bosnia
give fightu accounts of the atrocities perpetrated
there upon the Christian rayahs by the Turkish
iaudhOlders. Forty tenants at place called Mas
mea were, for nou payment of rent taxes, strip
ped stark naked and bound to trees two and two
together-the weather bitterly cold-and WA
ter was then poured over them, until adds the
Gt-ette dts POSteS) coat of ice formed upon their
limbs. They were left in that condition for one
whole night. Next morning three were dc id aud
the remaining 81 were in a depIorable co 1dition.
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LOVE oF OFrIcs.-It is lamentable to

LOVE OF OFFICB.-lt Is lameniable to
see the anxiety manifested by sensible men, to get
into Office, regardless of the emoluments On
Monday last the City Connci had to elect Mes
senger whose salary is only 500, and yet, strange
to say, there were twenty-eigbt candidates for it,
The duties of this position 80 oherous that not
Que inau out of fifty could perform them. and not
one out of an hundred would perform them, IL i'm
posed upon him, and yet all the applicants for it
we're men of respectability. aud several of them
good mechanics.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COUNT.
s6s- To The vorERs or THE CRY

Say~ To THR VOTERS or THn CITY or
RICHMOND CIrIzgNs.--I an before you a.
acandidats for reelection to the once OF CLkkk
OF the Circuit Court OF the City OF Richmond, In
six ears since. aud ths duties of which have 70
the best of my ability. endeavored 70 per form, con-
scientiously aud impartally
NH l7-dtd sa EUHTACE ROBINSON,
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AERIAL NAvIG ATIoS.-M. Gavarni, a French ma
chinist has perfected his aerial ship at cost of
5000 coo francs, and made voyage to Algiers,
Africa, aud back with it-a distance OF hiteen hun
dred miles from his starting point. The average
speed was almost one hundred miles an hour, the
voyage ont occupying eighteen hours, and the re-
turn sixteen hours. NJ. Gayarni is to make the
attempt from liavre to the city OF New YORK as
suou as he has further tested the character of his
Invention by few short trips over the Mediter-
and its neighboriug provinces.
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from New York informs us that there is now in
our midst, and doubtless operating SUCCESSFULLY
one of the most accomplished swindlers in the
Union. BY representing himself a man of i'm
neuse means in Europe, aided by forged letters
aud oily tongue he has never failed 10 gain
the confidence OF business men, and has ALWAYS
blei them freely. in many instances he has been
known to purchase pianos. horses, vehicles Jew
elry and plate at eXoFhitant prices, giving his
notes for the same, and Immediately thereafter
selling them to other dealers for one half he pr0
missed to pay, thereby realising handsome sums
by his rascalty. When men so verdant "a to
Tesents himself as "A millionaire and they sxpect
TO reap large profits from his custom, they deserve
TO be we'll scOrChed. Men of means are not apt to
be caught from home without money, but when
they are, the telegraph and railroads furnish them
such speedy communication, that they readily get
succUr from their friends.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The commit

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The commit
tee appointed by meeting of citizens to prepare
constitution and by laws for the Agricultural
and horticultural Society about being formed
have had meeting, performed the greater por-
ton of the labor imposed upon them, and will be
ready to call meeting and report, IN very few
days. II the Ward Committees have commenced
their work Of canvassng the city, they too will DO
ready to report In a short time. and when that
is done, the new Society will get swimmingly.
We have yet seen but single citizen opposed to
the organization, while twenty-five hundred that
signed the paper favOring organization are
ready to push on the work without delay Let
our friends IN the country open lists for mcm-
bers at once, and We shall have powerful
and influential local association.
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n6- To The Worms OF HEERIco
CoUNry.--I hereby announce myself Q candidate for
the Office of COMMISSION Err OF THE REVENUE
and respectfully solicit your suffrages. Should it
be your pleasure 20 elect me, promise " discharge
the duties OF the Office faithfully and punctuRily.
mii Y-dtdes JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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Work REsuMING.--T rolling mills OF the Tfen
ton On. j. Iron Company are again running -
About u hundred hands were employed last week.
The trustees of the MOntour lpa.) Iron company
started another furnace last week. All the Dan
Vile iron works are now in operation except the
new wing Of the Montonr mill aud one fnrnaee
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LAYING Up OF TIE LAKE BoATS-A written con
tract closed last week between the Michigan
Central aud Michigan Southern Railroads by
which the final laying up of their respective lines
of boats rendered certain. The Buffalo and
Cleveland line is also laid up, also the Saudusky
OF Mad River Railroad line These magnificent
boats comprising the Western World. Plymouth
Rock. Mississippi, Southern Michigan, City of
Buffalo, Western Metropolis, Queen of the Wast
Crescent City and St Lawrence which cost from
fl5O,000 to 100000 each, thus become dead loss
aud. aside from the value of the engines, which
are of the highest class, will yield upon
the immense outlay rendered necessary by their
construc, ion The Buckeye State, another first
class boat also lies at our dock useless. Taking
an average of S17j, 900 to each boat which is not
high one, there is one million and three quarters
OF money sunk in 50 much dead property.
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A WHIsKY WAR.-The whisky war at Mauqoket'
ta Iowa, has become serious, and the whisky par
ty, indignant at the summary suppression Of
the traffic by the temperance men, threaten to
barn the city. The Germans have released several
of their countrymen from Jail, where they were
held for selling liquor illegally, aud the Mayor las
nr,rnIIed a .nrc,i inrcA of 300 nnlicrmen.
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Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you are Bald.
II yJU have Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Eruptious.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yon lcsire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire 10 preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II ynu desire hot to lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
IL you want Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II YOU admire the Beautiful klngiets,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish a Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish a Face free from Plmpes
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish to appear Young,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II rou Uant testimony overwhelming.
Head the Circular ei Prof WOODS HGir restorative
II fud want T. md II, 49,
The Depot is at lli Market street, st Louis Mis-
sClr and 3l2 Broadway, Ne" Aork-
rH-i Is also sold by every popular Druggist III
this city aud country. mh iZ-d&eW5m"
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Eng~ Nnw or NkvFR.-The best b

EHg7 Now OR NEyFR.-The best bar
saS.Dytr offered at the Auction store Of Henry VI
tEJ.sries 30. li0 slain street, until Saturday. April
i.Ih S1.yl worth OF RICH JbW ELRY at auction
l,gi private sale Hdts auction Thurs lag aud Fra
dey mornings at II clock. GentiVm"ns auction
every night AZ Z: 0'cjock. The above KooLs are 81
~. very h't~-t quality. being the stock Of retail
rr rrhaut from the North. AMI must b. sold without
rstsrv, to the highest bidder.
HENRY. ". QUAkEES.
apS No l!p Alaiu Street.
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DEATH-Col William Davenport, citizen Of
Philadelphia. died on Monday evening, from sad
den attack of congestion of the lungs which siezed
him while dressing himself Col Davenport was
u native of North Carolina. lie wasa Captain in
the United States army, at Chippewa and Bridge
water in the war OF 1872. about 1896 or 1887
while serving under Taylor, in Florida, he was
brevetted TO a Colouelcy, for his galantry at
Ochockokee, in bringing up the reserve to support
TayIor who was then Colonel, but WAS brevetted
a Brigadier General for the action. During
part of the Mexican war he was Governor of Mata-
moras.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

SELLING OFF BELOW COST.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that they have concluded TO close their bust.
ness, ana will now offer their entire stock of
RE4DENsD DE GLOTYflSG,
At 25 per cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants will do well To call upsn MS and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also very neatly made up assortment OF Chill
areD's and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO EEXTER & BRO
No 90 Main street.
lime Nraa dfsnr halo lAsh sfraaf
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Mon IN ILIINoIS.-A mob in Peoria, Ill.,, has
made descent upon the houses of ll-fame in that
city expelled the inmates, set the costly furniture
in the street, burned it to ashes, and sacked the
houses. Some Ten eleven houses visited
in turn, aud property to the amount of s. 900
destroyed. Most OF the expelled inmates have fled
to Chicago.
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Texas Bounty LANDAU persons who served in
the Texas revolution, and the heirs of such have
died. are entitled to bounty lands but the iegisla
ture of Texas has limited the time for applica-
,ion to be made, which time has nearly expired
and when it does expire. the claimants who have
not then applied will be barred forever and lose
their rights
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MILLS D. oopWM.
r6y- To THE VorrRs OF m. @

D6r To THE VorsRs or IN. CIrY o.
RICHMOND II am candidate for the once q CON-
MISSIONER OF THE kEvENUk, forfths q Dip.
triet, (Monroe Ward.) 3 -. 81 saass8 A -
The election will take place On the g7th May nsxs
anu as am now engaged in the dischargs Of the
duties OF the ofce as the Assstant Of Mr.. Hundley.
lwho declines reelection, hope ron will excuse
me. il donot call on You all In person.
am now, and have been for nearly six pears r.
sident of tile city. eM a 48lsS ~
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
feN-ts JESSIE y KXx8HU.
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COUNTY OF HENRIco.
SHERIFF.


G6~ To MY FELLow-CITIzEN OF THE
Co. NTY OF HEsRico.-I am candidate for the SHK.
RifAbTY of the County of Henrico, and respect.
fully solicit your suitrages at the snsuing election
i May next. aH Es48e Aa8
ap2l--dims 3. MICH. DAVIS
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D1- DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choico WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WHIsKEYs aud CIGARS. No. " Man
ueef. fe1
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16T 6TFELLow-CITIzRHs or THE COUNTY
OF hEsRIco.-I am a candidate for the Office Of COM
or THE REVENUE for the Upper
Distrctfo Of the County, ut the ensuing election In
May next and respectfully solicit your suaragss.
NH 25-tie GEO w CARTkk.
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re,sr II Il is a good picture YOU want,

ca 4, ola bitohursts Gallery, - Main street,
u hsr. .,.n vii H,t lee oN er charged. ATSuN tan as
~. tt4!ts " ich vii beaF inspection. EXamiue hs
specimens Photographs. s.Ambsatypes, ,Ctayon Heads,
Nriaue1fN pss PanotS pes. aud Ntsloo! !! TaphS and
rtatrgrapAs on stik nr cambria handker< hiefa.
t4H Das,scyraoly pes copied from small pictures
aud rulaT1rl toany size.
F,ctugc. takca from % cents. gsia or shine; Pho
togtaph- from, -.
Also Ph,tuRraphS ei The Washington Monument,
rSE las. capv are nov ready snd for sale all at
WATSON & SONS
X IA yoaps mAn wanted. 10 learn the basi.
,JF>4 ln--lm
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9. MICH. DAVIS.
aeSY. no rHE VnrKRa nH Hrl

JoUNTY,--I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate for the shsrifalty of Henrico county at
the election in May next; and If elected promise 10
devote all of my time to the Office aud to discharge
its duties as the law directs. will try aud see tho
voters of the county before the day Of election and
in the meantime refer all such as wish to socsr.
tain my fitness for the office TO my nsighb0rs and
to John M. Gregory. Esq, john b. Young, ksQ., and
IN al-dtde r. j. CARTIER
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BROKEN LEG.--JOseph A. Wood, who had his
leg broken in Quebec 27 years ago. the same leg
broken in South Carolina ten years ago. and in
New Hampshire two years ago was descending the
stairs of hotel in Worcester the 10th instant,
when he slipped and broke it for the fourth time.
Alter this he concluded TO have it cnt off.
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TIpLIsG. Edward Bulmiller was fined
81 by the Mayor for selling liquor to be drank In
his house, without a license.
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1@-I am candidate for reelection to
the office eOfCOMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
In the upper district, Chesterfield county.
AN l5-dXcw wtdet .sat w q rIOURNOY
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EXPLOSION OF FURNACs.--On Friday morning
of the furnaces in Zug & Painters rolling
mill, in Pttsburg, Pa, exploded with a loud re
port The roof above the furnace was blown of.
and the molten metal scattered the
ground floor Of the building. A puddler, named
Johnson, was very badly burned by the liquid
metal
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= NEw ARrIoLs FoR SMnkrns.

6REENIEAFS ANTiNEBVNuS CtGARS.-The
~ psatri O.. these Cigars having devoted InucG time
= al sla3y experimenting upon tobacco has at .ast
sccrsyiel producing an article far superior TO any
.rf'.. ,.t offered - thc public
They have already been INTRODUCED into the lar
~ gIfias ulih entire success; having been pro-
usquceI h5 tba press 10 he better article than
s-vyu-i-Ais of the imported ones. which opinion
tfs pvrt
The uE'cgsiSusd having taken the agency for
T. .Sars. wnud most respectfully invite all who
VIZ n "a iar wholesome. fragrant article. that is
warranted and viii be ioand upon trial not to in-
i4-, t- health. ta call aHt examine tor themselves
fsf ss3c wholesale aud retail by
II " COREY CO,
nah Sims No l23 Broad street.
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PANORAMA OF TIE BrBLg-We ara clad

PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE-We are glad
to notice the increasing attendance nightly To wit
this admirable painting IL ia, in our judge
ment, more worthy the attention of cur citizens
than any thing of the kind ever offered in Rich
mond. 1t will be exhibited again this afternoon,
which will be a good time for parents to take their
children. A great deal of valuable information
will he impaired to them in very pleasant way
For the price of tickets and the time of the after
noon exhibition, the advertisement, in another
rnlnmn.
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n6y- To THx VorpRs or me Cry a.

1~ To THE Worms OF THB CRY o.
RIcHMoNp.-I am candidate for the once sf CON.
MISSIONER OF THE kEyKNUk for Monroe
Ward. and most respectfully ask the supported NY
feliow-ctizens Should IL be your pleasure - ei~ct
faithful discharge Of duties. that yoaf cenAdsncs
NH s-tde MILLS n. oopwIN.
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CONFERENCE.-THE Western Va. Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church North, was in ses-
sion at Charleston, Kanawha, Va, last week
Bishop Ames of Indiana presiding. AS usual the
unsound slavery sentiments Of the Baltimore Con-
terence were plainly evident.
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COMMISSIONERS.

Rg- COMMISSIONERS on THE REVENUE, UP.
PER DISTRICT. HENRlC0 CoUNTY.--J annosaes
myself candidate for the COMMIselONEkSHIP
of the Upper District OF Henrico county, In the
place Of Jacob Keesee, resigned. and respectfully
solicit yuur vote at the coming election on nth May.
If elected, will discharge the duties Of the once
faithfully. ap 7-dtzsM WPL LAWTON.
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assg- WHERE SHALL WE GET our LIKE

NESS rAKeNi-At GIBBS, Of course. where every
that wants decent picture, and not earricature,
always go. Besides, We have never been deceiv-
sd by him with humbug advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
of persons, we take pleasure ~ saying that IN
addition to our inimitable AMBR0TYPE, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS of a superior character,
both plain and colored hch for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness, egualled by few and sur
passed by noac Pictures of all kinds accurately
oleI and warranted to please. at moderate prices.
AMBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards ut GIBBS
Temple of Art C0rinthisn Hail. Main street, between
9TH and 10th.
6a2 E
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PRICE ONE CENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DR. JoHs b. WALrHALL, (Hom0o-
pathist oers his professional services 10 the cls
.ss OF Richmond and its vicinity. O1ce at his re-
ie I-l2ms
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CLERGYM.N FINED--In Cauandaigua, n Y, on
the Goth, Rev. Patrick Lee. a catholic clergyman,
was fined 5000 for an assault in church upon one
of his congregation. The assault consisted in
dragging him out.
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m To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF Hsn

aIco CoUNTY.-At the request of many friends. an
iiounce myself candidate for the 0fice of CuM-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election. and respect-
fully solicit your sufirages. Snould IL be your plea
sure to elect me- promise to discharge the duties
ap 26-tdes 5as HUGH LONGEST.
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IIoRRIGLE.-The Montgomery, Ala, Nal says
that Mr. Bryant Lee, (who is supposed to be in-
sane living near Marion. in that State, took up
and wbipped to death two of his negroes few day
ago He has been arrested aud held for trial.
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IsrEMpgRANcE james Dixon was
committed to prison by the Mayor yesterday for
threatening violence TO George H. Howard, and for
sssaultip pe and beating his own wife.
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tdy- To fHE VofsRs or THE CoUHTY or
HENRico.-I am a candidate for the ONCE OF CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for tho Up
per District Of the county and respectfully solicit
your votes i'm May next.
NH l3--dtd CORBIN BURTON.
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HENRIco CIRCUIT CoURr.-Judge Clop-
toms Court was in session yesterday, disposing of
civil business.
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MATCH MADE-A match race for S.
500, to be run next fall at New Market, four mile
heats, between "Jocossee" and MARY Eveline," has
been closed
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n6r SrAMPED CoLLARs AND BAsps
for working: also, Stamped Linen Bands and
Sleeves for ladies' LADIES, BAZAAR.
ap 0-lm No. IT'S broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-28

RlcHxoNp.--The present incumbent. NJ HrpdIsv
declining reelection for the of6cs Of ofCONHISSfOf-
ER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Werd hsrs.
by announce myself candidate for tn - ofacc
nd respectfully solicit your roses. and plBdgs NJ.
self to the faithful discharge Of the dnss OF the
Office, should it be your pisssurs % elect NE.
NH 2-3m PRESTON oUARLEa