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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS tbadttctor Klled.-0n
Sunday morning last, as the tonnage train from
CINE ran of the track and struck against rocky
embaDkment. Joseph Walling, conductor OF ano
ther train ut the time Of the accident, sitting
upon the tender, and the car behind him coming
in contact Immediately crushed him to death, man.
Cling his body in a terrible manner. Mr.. Echsrt,
the engineer, and the fireman, were badly scalded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

TIE WHEAT CRoP OF TENNEsSgE-Tbe Chatte'
nooga Advertiser states upon tho authority of re-
ports from different parts of East Tennessee, that
the wheat crop looks unusually fine thus far. II
has good stand on the ground, and is rs forward
rs usual AID growing beautifully. An unusually
large amount has been sown. and II TO mishap be
falls it the harvest viii be abundant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

Hxpopf TRADE IN FRANcE.--La Presse, 10 ifs
weekly commercial summary. states that the ex-
port trade OF France exhibits no signs of reviyat
and that the adsices from the United States and
Germany are not calculated 70 encoarage the kope
of q good spring trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

ASSASSINATION IN ALiB.NA.-The Tuskegee re-
publican gives the following particulars OF the
murder of Mr. Jethro Walker, respectable citi-
zen of Macon county, Ala: A
''We learn that on last Sunday night. Mr.. Jethro
Walker. while sitting in portico in front of his
house, received a wound from gun in the hands
of some unknown person, from which he died in
stantly. The gun was loaded with small shot. all
of which entered his face. Only one, however,
penetrated the skull. We are sorry TO say that
his own son is suspected of having committed the
ilendish act, but We hope that subsequent dscio.
snres may prove his innocence. He is crack
Drained sort of fellow, and If guilty, doubtless
committed the deed in a At Of insanity"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

AT the solicitation 'ef many friends, |
respectfully announce myself Candidate for cry
AS5ES5ok. should it be the pleasure of the en-.
zens to elect me, 1 promise faithful discharge q,
the duties OF the Office. vi FORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
nsA- To THE vorxRs OF rHu CRY on

klcnNoSD.-The present incumbent Mr. Hundley
.ecl,niug reel-ction fr the Office ofCOMNIrSfON-
sR OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward here
by announce myself candidate for the aad once
nj respectfully solicit your votes. and pledge my.
ell to the faithful discharge at the duties Of the
NH PPM pRESTlN nj 0tf n nm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
Mills b. GOODWIN.
To Ny FELLow CIrIzKNs OF rHr CRY

kIcnMoSp--After advising with my friends and
1.-THE request OF some OF them, announce my self
Sanaidate ar fnr the Office of COMMISSIONERS OF
rue REVENUE In Monroe WaId 1inwhich hsys
resided for twenty years) in the place Of Mr. Hund-
ey. VINO VIII not he again q candidate at The eler-
,eryed you as police officer Tor the last seven ears
above Office. q w III TvIER
IA IA " - A4sA'Ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

large money broker Of New York city last
Friday discounted 10000 worth ofgrocera papers
including paper given for teas, &C., at seven per
cent, six mouths, which may be considered rs IN
die estiye Of great case 10 the money market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

RICHMOND FELLOW CIrIzKNs:--I am before you A
candidate for reelection to the Office OF CLIMAX
u the Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond In
which ron were kind enough 20 place me nearly
tx ears since, and the duties Of which have, 20
the best of my ability. endeavored per FORM con-
,cent,usiy aud impartialiy.
NH I7--dtd EUSTACE ROBINSON.
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CANDIDATES ron orrIcE.

nay AM again candidate fer re-elec.
ton to ths Office Of MAYOR of this city
mn S-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
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MURpER---Ephrsim Anderson was killed by
Jackstn Ferreil, st the Sulphur Spring precinct,
in Hawkins county, Tenn, on Saturday, the 5th
inst They were brothersin law, and Anderson
was cut with knife In six seven places, either
wound supposed to be mortal. Ferrell is in prison
awaiting his trial.
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GRAIN MEAsURER.

To THE VoTaRs OF THE CRY or RICH
aoSo.-I am acandidate for reelection to the Office
II CITY GRAIN MEASURES, and respectfully so-
NH I3-didpx JAMES "A QIHR.
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N-is 1' SEssE JENNY : xrrsr,
l6- AM A CANplpArE ron rur C,,.
yIcE OF COMMISSIONER or THE REyRNuR 4,
Monroe Ward ~.
NH I7-tdet mo n Muppay
rN- To rHr yorr,, ~ -u, 49,

1D To TIE VoTsRs OF rHH CIrY or
I, sp,hScnnoSD;I am candidate for the ofice Of COM
ward. and most respectfully ssk the support of mr.
ieiiow-ctizens should IL lie your pleasure 10 elect
me 70 that position shall endesvur to show. 81 4
aitifni discharge Of my Duties that your coniidencs
has not been misplaced.
NH 2-tae 1onvvrx
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HIGH CONSTABLE

- To THE CITIZENs OF RIcHMoND Il here
by announce myself as a candidate for election I,
the office Of HIGH CONSTABLE, Of the city O
Richmond, and resp. ctfully solicit your votes.
mh 10 tides WM l. MONTAGUE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

TIE Srock OF IcE-It is said that the Knicker-
booker and New York Ice Companies have their
houses about three quarters full. lnchdipg the
$4,000 tons which each company bad LEFT over
from las. year the Knickerbocker has stored 1857
i1 tons and the New York 125, ,oooa total of 3lo,-
an0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIER.-Hiram Price, q sol
tlier In the Mexican campaign, aid subsequently q
follower of Walker in Nicaragua, died on beard a
diiapidated boat at Memphis last week. He lost
sn ara in one of the battles with the Costa ri.
cans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

Tas CosrsMpr cAsE,-.Charles -
Eurighs, the person who called witness a liar IN
the presence Of the Mayor, Was yesterday brought
before that officer TO be dealt with according 70
law, but the case was confined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

r,or. Mn, nuRsr,-Tbe valuable Touring mill
,o1an ,jng 10 Mr. Daniel Diehi near New oxford,
4, sasms sountv. pa. was entirely. destroyed by
ara ,as .Thursdsy night, with about 1000 bushels
of grain. No insurance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

DEarH oP A CLEgGYMas Rev. james Johnston,
for 80 or 40 years the pastor Of an Associate he-
formed church In Mansfield, ohio, died in YORK
county, Pa, last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

FIRE AT NIAGARA FalLs.--The Ferry House nj
Niagara Falls, Was destroyed by fire on Saturday
last loss $1,000 The property swned by Mr..
Porter. The machinery for drawing the cars from
the river 10 sfop Of the bank was destroyed.--
the track into the river with lightning speed
The fire s supposed 10 have been set by an ineea-
diary ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

FAIR.-The ladies of the United Pres
byterian Church. are now holding Fair in the lee
ture room of the Church, the proceeds Of
which are TO be applied to the support OF
domestic missions in Virginia. They have an
abundance of good things aud = great variety OF
fancy articles. which they will dispose of at fs'F
prices. Go and ses them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

No PApsRs Wells, free ne
gro. without copy Of his register, was brought
before the Mayor yesterday and sent to laii fiii
ina necessary document was obtained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
RELIeIoUs InTERrsr.-Tbe Daily Union

Prayer Meetings. at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association. have increased in interest
from their commencement, ten days ago. Yes;er-
day, the meeting held at II o'coek, instead OF
as heretofore. The attendance was larger than
any previous occasion, composed of merchants
aud others from the active walks of business, law
yers, physicians. ministers of the gospel and la
dies. The exercises of the occasion solemn
aud deeply interesting, members Of different de-
nominations minging 10 prayers, hymns aud earn
est exhortations. The meetings continue every
day commencing punctuelly at II and closiI z
puBctually at l. Persons go az come at any mo
ment during the progress Of the meeting, as their
duties require.
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MANAGER or POOR dOUsE.
CITY ASSESSOR.

8S-I am again candidate for re- cleo.
tion 10 the oftioe of MANAGER OF TIE POOH
HUUSE. imh I9-I7t*I JOHN fHARCE.
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syp Ds Jouw b. WAtrnAIL, (Horeo.

p,thlft offers his professional sofvices 10 the otf
- Cf Richmond aad it's Fjcaity. 0flce 81 bis re-
Ed"nro on Leigh ct, est; two docrs from 9TH.
l~-IGfEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

s6yr To THE yorERs or THE CousTy o.
uIssioNpR oF TifE EEyEAUE Tor the Up
Der pstrfes OF the conaty. and respectfully s0s'cas
'9nss %s Iste; ,ses,a z Nay n'''' coRBIs BURTON.
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NEwspApER VENpEes boys who

NEWSPAPER VENDEBs -1he boys who
serve as peripatetc diffnsers Of intelligence by
vending at the different Hotels and Railroad De-
pots in this city the various newspapers and peri
odicals of the day, though confessediy an accom-
mediation in some respects, have become by force
ut association and circumstances combined, the
veriest nuisances extaDt. 1t is said that their in
pertunties aud solicitations to buy now rival
their compecrs in New York and other large cities;
aud woe betde the unlucky wight whom
beyy of these youngsters may happen to fasten.-
The proprietor of the Exchange Hntel and the Su-
perintendent Of the r. F. & p. r. Il. Co have found
it necessary to inderdict their presence im the To-
caIities over which they respectively predomnate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

Chauucey, an American sailor, who has been 'nl,
prisoned ia Caba for several years, has reached
New York, having been pardeaed recently oy
Gen. Concla.
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Fny- IMPORTANT
To
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

4 preparation froni the receipt Of well Known
Az r ptIlar physician. will stop the hair from fall
n restore II t. its natural color. keeps the scalp
loan and white aud ceuses the hair to grow iuxu-
fiAu' even when the -caip has been bald for years
rut,ng 10 this instance j. useless. Call and pur.
chase bottle and iry Il fairly and il not satisfied
qs,h the ro,alt the money will be returned.
sod q Rlh5uaua by ". PETERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Conner i2sh and Main stg.
AsS f1r Dr. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
lHPRuFEH.
All cash orders from persDYs ai a distance should
h. sA5rrsse! 30 ~. PETERSON " hoicsaie sud Re
,sl Urugg5. Il Richmond, Va.
Prlre FIR ono hottie 81. de i9-d2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
Coz LELAND, of the Metropolitan Ho

tel New York, one OF the partners in the attempt
to raise the sunken vessels at Sebastopo, is at
present visit to this city on business, having
jnst returned from the domains Of the Car He
reports that the Boston company, first organized
to raise the vessels by pumping them out. has been
broken up. Any vessel OF ile feet hereafter rails
ed, will be gotten up by mesus of gigantic wooden
docks 10 by 60 feet, sunk each eide of the vessels
under which huge chains will be passed, when the
docks will be pumped out, and il is thought the
vessels will rise. About eghty-nine Americans
and three divers now constantly at work at Sc
bastopoi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

ray In RESPONSE to the call of "Many
Voters" through the columns of the pispatch h, an
nounce myself candidate for the Office of HIG Ii
G Unstable for the city Of Richmond at the ap-
preaching election Should u he the pleasure of IN,
fellowtiizers 10 eject to the oiice, mindful Gifts
sponsibilits pledge myself to their faithful dia-
charge. NH 22-dtde* JOHN III. DIGGES.
Asl- South, EIluirer and WING please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

SEcuHIrY GiyEx. Samuel and
VIM Ragland, were seyeralIy required by the
Mayer yesterday, TO give security 10 keep the
them with committing an assault ou his persoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

I6r AT THE RkQuSsT of many Of my
snsie oT ba ocs
REVENUE for Monroe Ward, and will pledge mr.
self discharge faithfully the duties of the olre
.fected. mhl6-lms JOHN n. STAGE.
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In obedience TO the wishes of number
Of my personal friends, announce myself a cand
daie for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE.
Respectfully, MM. DEAN.
ph 22-lw<
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P1cKrocKEr DisposED ora special

session of the Hastings Court held yester
day at the City hall-Recorder Tate presiding-for
the examination of James Rowe for stealing from
John G.. Goehring porte monnaie containing $40,
on the 18th March. The evidence was to the fol
towing effect: that on the day in question, Goeh-
ring met Rowe on Main street; Rowe asked him
II he was acquainted with the neighborbood, and
on his repl, ing in the affirmative, sail he was q
stranger and would like to be shown around
While walking along the prisoner put his hand
in witness bretches pocket, took the porte mon
uaie and contents and ran of. Witness called out
watch, and watchman shortly appeared, who
pursued, seized aud detained prisoner. The watch
who made the arrest, deposed to the fact, and
Mr. McGrudsr testified that on the arrival of the
prisoner at the watch.house, he searched him, and
found on him old pocket book containing ~.
Ghich Goehring said was not the money taken by
prisoner. and that therenpon described the
amount. &C.. taken from him by Rowe, which wit
ness. on further search found concealed in the leg
of prisoners drawe. 3. The court were unanimous
in sending him on TO the Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

TERRIBLE CoLLIERY ExrLosIoN.-The Liverpool
Mercury of March Sd, has the following account
Of terrible explosion in colliesy, which has
been briefly noticed heretofore:
disastrous explosion of fire damp occurred at
about two clock on Thursday, at one of the Low
er Duffryn coleries, Cwn pennan, near Mountain
Ash, Aberdare, belonging to the frm of Messrs
Thomas Powell L Son. 1t was soon ascer tanned
that out of thirty-two hands who were in the cob
liery at the time, many rs nineteen had been
killed. Upon endeavoring to ascertain the cireum-
stances that had led to the explosion, it found
that at the point where the explosive gas fired,
part of the headway of the cutting had fallen in.
The body of man found quite dead close
to the spot, but his safety iantern-which had
been given to him in common with the other men,
securely locked-could not be found. By the be-
es of the other Is men, the lanterns were all
found safely fastened aud uninjured; aud the opn-
ion entertained is that OF the stones in their
descent from the heaIway, struck and broke his
safety lamp, and that the baked frame coming in
contact with the full volume of gas, iguited it,
and caused the explosion which resulted fatal
ly. The catastrophe has spread qnite gloom
the entire neighborhood. and the utmost anxiety
is felt for the recovery of the bodies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

sSrTo run VorERs or HEERIco Coux-
u-Ihereby annanpce myseIf = csndidsse ~ ~ -
Orr the lower districs at the sierIoa.
rssrertfs,Ily solicit your suffrage. 4AenlM y 49,
n,es., re- 10 elect ne promise 10 discharge tns ~
lies oi the olIiee faithfnlly and Ik;ssn
best ef my ability. JUHH -. pA~"~s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
CRY SUNDAY soHooL CONVENTION

CRY SUNDAY ScHooL CONVENTION -
The Sunday Schools of the various denominations
Of this city and Manchester, have determined to
hold Sunday School Convention in nr. Hoore's
Church, the last Thursday night in April
choir OF children. composed of twenty Of the best
singers from each school will lead the Staging, and
addresses will be delivered by the several superin-
tendents and by Rev. Messrs. Seeiy and puncsn,
and John Randolph Tucker, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

H0r To THE VoTERs OF THE CfTY OF
aIcHNoND.-I am candidate for the office OF CLERK
ttF THE CIRCUIT COURT Of the City of Richmond,
and respectfully solicit yonr support.
NH l9-ts JAMES ELLETT.
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The Geplt : At III Market street, st Louis, Mis
.arr aud als Broadway, NcX York.
Gn-it j. also sold by every popuinr Druggist in
thus city aud Country. NH l2-G&cwJm*
sssy- SAVE YoUR HoBsEs.-'We take
tang l.lnimrht rs valuable and indispensable art
cir for sprainr. Sres. Scratches or Calls on H"rses
oar uipn have used IL fl severe Burns Bruises Sores
Suf Joints and Kheum Pains, and all say il acts
! ke magic. We use no other LiLimeDt.
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, HarDden's aud
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express"
GentIemen -" had q negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, and was useless for
over one year; had used everything could hear
Of with 1nt benefit until tried the Mustang Liui
mcnt. has peri,cIy cuFed Lin. ami can now
{ she the abov: price for him respectfully yours.
JAMES npHRAACE
Every Planter. Teamster and Family sh luld have
th, invaluable article. Sold by all T, spectacle
d,hirrs eyerJ Ehere.
BARNES & PARE, ,Proprietors,
NH Il &c I'm NeM York.
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FINED Before the Mayor yesterday,
Hardenia Ross was fined SO Sc for selling liquor
without license, and Henry S. Keppler was fined
81 for throwing stones in Broad street, March
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

Ia To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RIcHMGND.-I NEST resnt ctfulIy offer myself can
d,Gate for reelection of CAPTAIN ,tF THENIGHT
I0LICE. Inh 2f-dtde* A. WILKINSON.
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I0UNCILMEN.
EoP G0INCIIMEN-

FOR C0UNCILMEN-
q Morris. W Bevs ridge.
Charles Dlm2lock. Wellington Goddin,
VIM Allen.
The above Ticket will b. supported by many
voters of Monroe Ward. These are all RESPONSIBLE
men. nh 2;-3tf NJ ANY NUTEkS.
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my numerous friends and fliaw- ,itixens declare
;nyseif candidate ior the offiee OF GRAIN MEA-
URER. Should IL be yo r pleasure 20 elect me-
he duties OF the said Office shall be faithfully psF
formed. -
NH I5-im& n r. LIpHC0MH
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RICHMOND. Jan. II, 1855
D'' Il 0ihGe J corner 22d and Main streets,

To Dr.. KAHN
Office corner 23d and Main streets.
HeB. DEAR SIR: | feel it a duty | owe
yu to state to the public the ,ful removal
0i = Tumur from the siie of my neck, OF Sereateen
Jar, standing, weighing upwards OF Sl1 pounds.
without the use of knife or the loss of blood-and
% which | am now Well | vas examined by DR..
Warner, nf the Faculty Of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced ~ chances against me u
eating it, as also did other eminent physicians
JAMES MILLER.
Res;aenoe-pcrkinsville. Gn0chland CO.. Va.
ia lS-d3m+ CWit
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Professor Jostph Jones has been elected TO the
chair OF chemistry aud pharmacy IN the Georgia
Medical College.
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BynGRAIN MEAsUBER.-Tot the voters
II the city of Richmond: l respectfully announce
my seif a caHdidate for the above oiice
NH EDXTN DEWH.
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ssi~ JcRNS. BRADY
kLate Of PAaaa.Iphia,l

{ tLilfe oI THuuIfI fIi]NtI,J
IMPORTER AND DEALER IL FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC WINES. LIQUORS AND sk6ARS
(So I30caRY ST., ABOVE 18TH, RICHMOND, VA
IaIs the attention Of the city and country trade 70
hs large aui varied assortment Of WINES, BRAN
bias RUNE G. NS. WHISTLES, &c. Always or
hsud a superior lot OF old Rye, Mountain, bourbon
AMI other " HiSklkS
Country merchants and others are solicited 10 call
h't purchasing elsewhere.
y B.3oots delivered to all parts of the city free
li charge NH lin
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Esg~ DUDLEY & Co, Importers ard
Wholesale Dealers iH Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old v uISKhYo and CIGARS. No. " Main
ttret fe
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"a Vcvxna on lar DIsYnlcf oY

TorHg ycrKss or lsr DlsTAlcf ~
n sxrsra C.rsrY Al the SOLICITATION g. 44ny
nj Il az the let Bissssct and respectfally @xk9
yuus sgaragss sn1nlt ID - yanx raFesSss " sssss
me Il promise 20 discharge The duties q tne omks
nah lido SOAN N0S~sH s
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G0VlaTlRIEa.

Is rsriy 10 the call Of s.MaDy Voter,
), .hs isna,eh and At the .o,icitssioo q NJ IT,
hsYebs annouise. myssif - annsdssS - ~. -
nah Z3--fts s0ts ~
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COUNTY OF HENRIco.

lGy To THIS VoTERs OF HENBIco CoUH-
I'll respectfully announce myself q candidate
or re-ei.ction 10 the Office OF CLERK on HENRI.
- COUNTY COURT. &C the electi.n In May next.
nil 2-ts WILLIAM FOLkEH.
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- FrlLew- w-OiTaxnpn--Ie - . eeno.
sa,s iss shs osAcs Il e0NgrAoLn = e s4 ~ a
sist IN the coaasy Z. nsasee .ssac ~ y ~ IN
nh y.sds 49, b~W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

Mr. THOMAS II. PAIRo, the comman-
der of United Fire Company, No. 5, having re-
signed bis Office for the purpose of going to China,
the members have elected Mr.. Henry Gordon in
his stead The Company have lately caused their
engine house to be e2i6eilished by the addition of
a pair of steps on the outside, and they propose
soon to make an addition to their finances by hav-
ing a grand ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
Moykog WARD CIrlzsN's TIcKrr.-Th,


following gentlemen of experience and tried ability.
having ably and faithfully served the people Of Mon
roe Wasd fir several years in the CRY uncil, will
a gain if elected; theref re- they viii again
receive the cordial support from the voters Of all
sections of Monroe Ward vt the charter elections
We nessisy, the 7th day of April next:
.4 FOR coUseILMEN:
d DenOon Dimmock
u j Saunders w u Allen
NH .3-5L$ l. W 01aZebroGk.