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RsSS. PowEa's
PEA RI. AMDaOTYPFS
LARGE SIZE FIFTY CENTS.
Go to POWERS for genuine -
PEARL AaBROTYPES.
Go 10 POWERS for -
OOLOaED PHOTOGRAPHS.
Go TO POWERS Ii you want decent Ahbho-
TYPE '0r a low price Isl Main street,
POWERS PEARL AMBkOTYPBs
ere pronounced by judges the best in the city.
Price 10 cents 81 up to so.
n,h 24--3t% i5t MAN street,
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u Book for Lam.

neadings Tor Every Day 10 Lieut." 10 the best
.o.A iof thst peDi.eata, season We have ever asso
eemp'lsfiea ~ that admirable authotess.
az. eevsn' non the devotional works Of Jsrsmy
Tsy:er.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 24.-The difference in the
amount of -four and wheat in store now and az
the same time last year has reached l,ios ,oOo
bushels The increase in the receipts of Corn ex>
coed 200, 600 bushels.
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The Washington States is informed that several
copies of religious tract were recently picked up
at the CAPITOL entitled "4rs you honest" They
were distributed for the benefit of members Just
before the adjournment OF Congress.
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SE4BoARD AND ROANOKE RAILgoAD-A meeting
of the stockholders of this road held in Ports
mouth, Va, on Thursday last. The nett income of
the road last year was $10' 600. Aresolu.ion was
adopted to sell to the Petersburg and Weldon Rail.
road half the right to the bridge at Weldon, N. c.
1t was determined to remove at once the restric-
ton prohibiting the issuing of through tickets
with any road south of Weldon. The resolution
requiring this Objectionable restriction, was pass
ed 23d February, 1854 Samuel NJ. Wilson was re-
elected President of the cOmnanY.
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NEW AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA,
~ volume o, ct RAEDOLPa'S Bookstore and
Bindery.
THREE VISITS to Madagascar, during the years
ls33-'5i-'56. by aey " X Ellis, + Il S. Illus
- trated with wood cuts, &C 81 ju.
THIRTY YEARS out Of the senate. BY Major Jack
Downing; SI25.
ADAM BEDE. BY Geol &c Elliott; 81.
FANKWEI The SAL Jacinto of the Sea OF India
thina snd Japan; by " NJ Wood, Il D., Z N ;
SI25
BRIANTS Letters OF TRAY 2ier-2econi Series
Letters from spain; 81 IS
THE AMERICAN Home Garden. being rules for
the culture Of vegetables, fruits flowers, and
Snrub0ery. By a. Watson 81 so.
NEW AMERICAN Ency cIopte1ia. volume S; Cha
con. in various binding. tor subscribers.
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FAIRBANAS SCALES
ARE THE LAu aL.X5D STANDARD,
r,nr, ,r,lnrr IL

FAIRBANAS SCALES
ARE THE LHuAL:X5D STANDARD,
FOR CORRECT WsiGHT.
4 LAWSUIT 1vIich arose from, discrepancy Of ceiGht
betCeea Of FdirbanS Scales an use By the BATE
more ard Ohio RdilrOad Company and one 81 Gn
0ther manufacturer 3yaS recently tIed IN the Court
orc mmOn Pleas, Baltimore the case OccupiAd The
Court tt0O days and Jttdge barSioU. IN dehrsrlng
has decision stated til, result IF the eUidsHce. that
the accuracy Qf' FdirbdRkS Scales tCGS established
bey0addH question.
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
GAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL ENAw THE VERY yITALS
oUToF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly, and f found incor.
rect throw them aside and buy one OF Fairb anks
celebrated Scales the universally acknowledged
standard fol CORE CT weight.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
The lcell-e1rHed reputation Of these Scales has in
10 o9ar them as ''Fdir6dRkS ScaieS ard purchasers
hare thereby. IA many instances bern subjected 10
freud and imposition.
They can only be had in Richmond of CLARK
son. ANDERSON & CO, No 100 Main street. who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
pLATF0kM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, OR FAMILY SCALES
GROGERS SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice
WHEAT or HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAv AND CATTLE SCALkS
RAILkCAD DEPUr SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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80 RrAurY ID has 0 yOtary in el

eas3- BEAUTY 1t has votary in ev-
- liz. 10 be subjected 10 such an influence. go
"a The pHUTOGR Phi and FINE ART dALLEkf,
: nd zoe il glow upon the canvas, breathe from the
sar:ai-toped AMBR0TYpE and highly finished
PuOT(giRApH. Do this. and it you have heart
10 eel AID u taste to appreciate. you must DC
pleased. o;s
from Das uerreotypes Ambrotypes aud Color 60
IN oil or water colsrs making really beaMtnui PIC
tufes . VI W M 49,; q,
NSkS'-AN Qichu npd
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DEFEAT OF THE NEW YORK PROHIBITORY
BILL.
ALBANY, March 24.-The Prohbitory Liquor Bill
has been killed in the assembly.
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pay-PR Nh LYNcHBURd SMoKING To-
gAceo Five bbls of tho above which is strictly NO
/ and be autiful Ia 4 TO hand and for sale by
W GARLICk, Apothecary and
Druggist, Market Place,
,,h as-2v franklin strees.
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FIVE PERSONS DRowYED-Iu Rails county, Mo-,
on Thursday Of last week, Mrs. Rebecca Hayden
widow lady, aud her four children, while at
tempting TO cross Salt river were all drowned
They were III buggy, which they enieayored 10
uriYe aCrosa tho ford. when il unsst.
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MAGAZINES FOR APRIL.

MAGAZINES FOR APRIL.
Iva ATLANTIC MONTHLY
GREAT RBPUBLIO MONTHLY
HOUSEHOLD WORDS
GDDsY'S LAIYS BOOK
PErERS0N'a, ARTHUR'S, BALL0U's, NICK
max, 6o.
NEW YORK LEDGER
nARPER'S WEEKLY
LESLIk'S NEWS
GLEASON'2 BATTEF-SIIIp
FLAG, CLIPPER, &c.
All for this weak, for sale at
sMITH'2
Main ST. noar the Post Office.
To- fine assortment OF NOVELS, jnat re-
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF Mons
TREAL

MONTREAL March 24-Jacob Dewitt, one of our
Oldest merchants, President of the Peoples Bank
aud member of Parliament for twenty-five years
died Yesterday, aged IA.
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gA- WATKINS i FICKLEN.

H9WATKINS i FICKLEN.
SPRING AID SUMMER
SILK AND LACE MANTLES
NOW READY.
OUR LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
NEW STYLE SILK,
SILK AND LACE,
FRENCH LACE, and
REAL THREAD LACE
MANTILLAs, TALMAs, POINTS AID RAdLANs.
Some of which are splendid quail ty; and
STELLA, De CHINE
RAREGE aud GRENADINE SHAWLS,
all new ssgn rs for Spring, are now opened and for
sale.
These goods are ALL NEW aud We're selected
with great care for the most tasteful buyers. and
will be sold at such Low PRICES as will surprise
those who examine them.
B-Frequent and continued additions Will be
made to this department.
NH 22-6t WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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VESSEL SUNK-Captan Mitchell, of the steamship
City OF Richmond, reports having seen, Wednesday
morning, Il miles 5. Il. OF Chincoreague light the
masts aud topmasts Of large schooner, sunk il
u fafhOma Wafer.
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2l-dtd* JOHN F pgsRrp

E1-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.-GENTLEMEN: In retiring from the feii. I
must return you my sincere thanks for tn, many
favsrs have received from you ia placing me In
the Office which have held for soyas years ard in
doing 50. would beg loave to call YOUR atteTl tn In
the name OF CAPT. HENRY DAVIS "a a sui'ahle
person 70 NIL that Office. he having served as nv
deputy for some time past. JAMES = GLIB
mil l7-l5t" City Grain Measursr
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BH-DR. RICHMOND A. LEwIS-DgAa SR:-
Some OF your felow-citfzsns. knowing your famii-
iarity with chemistry and niechancs, your expert
ence III the analysis OF Goals your energy and in
dustry: teLeye Won to be emineutiy qualified for
the office of SUPERINTENDENT or TaE GAS
WORKS. and earnestly desire that you will present
your name to the voters Of the city candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
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s4~ Sons OF THE BAEGAINs'

s@s~ Sons OF THE BAEGAINs'
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS Il co,
No l4l Eagle Squsre.
eases "A Bleach Shifting at cents, worth 10
IS - Sup" co II IA
Best New York Mill do 10
i04 Bleach Sheeting Is
I24 Go 81
Best English and Ameri an Prints at u cents
100 pieces Fast Cord Lawns, at ll09l23a cents
80 pieces Sprng De LANES and Val9nIlas. at l2l cts
81 very pretty Spring Valenuss, at Is nts
50 doZ Kid Gloves as good as Alexsnd-rs az - cts
The largest assortment of rich, NEW SPRING
GOODS city styles. they have offered. all new,
and at the lowest cash prices. mh l7-th23
sG- EXPERIENCE THE BEST Test
OUE8U'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.-Tbe New
YORK Academy of Medicine. after a careful and
thorough examination of this preparation, recon-
mended possessing all the virtues of the OIL but
deprived of its uauSeGus taste. and as especially ap-
picabis to those delicate stomsohs which reject the
oi try it
PENFoLp. PARKsRa MOWER, Agents, New York.
For sale by W PETERSpN,
NH 25-l2t and ali Druggists Of the city.
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Rs- WE have employed CAPT. HENRY DAVIS
TO weigh grain for us for time past srd it sf-
ford7 Ms pleasure 10 say that he has always been
prompt aud attentive. and has discharged his du.
ties, We think, correctly and faithfully
SHIELDS h S0MERVILLE
MARK DOWEEY.
RICHMOND, Va. March 9th. 1859. NH E-I5ts
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~ ELECTION CAaDS-Canddstes for Office,
at thea aroach ing Municipal Election will nd 1t
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
Office 10 the city has the facilities for the RAPID
execution of this description OF Printing, and the
stock of CARDS always kept On hand is unsur-
rassed by any similar establishment in the Union.
HAMMERSLEY Il co.
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ERs- HIGH CONsTABLE.-Iu response to the
call Of MANY Voters" announce myself q caDdi.
date for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE: at the
ensuing municipal election. assuring my fellow eis
iZens. should IL be their pleasure 10 elect me, 70
give assiduous attention in the discharge OF nay OH
cial duties. NH " -td*1 JOHN H DIGGES
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TELEGRAPHIU NEWS.

PER MAGNETIC TEtEuRApu LINES
ofucs~~No, i3a Maggie Square, Main 1T,
uKpoWTRD ROu TsuK "at@rATrH."
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sANPsoy

IS MIR. JOHN II. KNOWLES FOR THE ar.
phRi NTENDENCY0 OF Tag eAR wORKs--Wr
tnomas II. ynne the rTsgeat incu nbaDt Of ~.
above cihce having baa1 elected br the Director 81
tue ficnmond AID Petersburg Railroad t,rassnV,,
sIDerintensent OF that road, and knowing W.
hnowiest 70 nave been connected with the Gas Wort,
and TO tnis period given satisfaction to the con-n
rners OF gas AZ far am one filing the position MA
cessor OF nr lynne AFRIEND
RICHMOND, Va March 18th, 1870 NH 2s-,ts
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Rs- MANAGER or THE POOR HOUSE 10
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
{ respectfully announce myself candidate for re.
election TO the office Of MANAGER OF THE POOH
HOUSE.
NH tides JOHN PkAkCs.
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EN-IF it is the pleasure of the citizens Of Rich.
mond 70 elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY GAS WOhkS, will endesyor faithfully 10
perform the duties oftae office
NH l2-dtds RICHMOND A LEWIS.
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RD- CITY C0LLECTOR.--I ara again A eandia.,.
for election TO the office OF CITY COIIECrns
at thu approaching Municipal elections
NIB 2G-tdss JCLtUS A H0RsnG
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30 The most de ightfui Bread can be
made in thirty minutes by using sEMPLE's Infai-
lible Baking Powder. NH II
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pss,~ HoUsg. sIGa AMP ORNAMENTAL

sgs3~ HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
pusTTyG .-MAULE & EEVILL beg leave to inform
the public that they have removed their SHOP ron
ali orders left for House Sign and Ornamental Pant.
ing. will be promptly executed, in the very pest
atyle They will also whiten, color, or frescoe walls
aud ceilings in a superior manner AS they use the
hest materials to be had and have had an extensive
experience in the various branches OF business cru
,nerated thew feel assured that they give entire
'' We j BBVILL,
nh oI-6tN 2rrthaaat nnIner Of 18th and Main.
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An efAoial resarn Of the asposts Of h'usef'o'
dace aud manufactures In isss, has tass eeea
saed by the Beard II Trade. some isss'sss
peiass u which are sisea by the iisnaea 80
peaaeat Of tie Philadelphia h'se'Ftr' N !.
estimate Of the exports tas per on'se" ~, aoa
atie,oiaaSi, being less than ise' ey 'V,se IA
The parts of the world these goods we've 'Nse''N'
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+. W. TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND I am a candidate for the effics of HIGH
CONSTABLE Of the city. and with the assursuce
on my part that the duties of the cfics shall be-
faithfully aud promptly attended 10. hope 20 re-
ceive your votes. J L BRAY.
NH l5-tdes
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Rs- TO MY FELLOw.CITIZESs OF TILE CITY
OF RICHMOND: II feel deeply grateful for The
kindness CT my friends in calling On ne thruucb
the Dispatch OF "Wednesday morning, to become a
candidate for SUPERINTENDENT OF TIL z p00P
HOUSE j know could be elected 20 that cf.,ca
but following My old maxim-"strike high II I
lose my hatchet"-T have determined 10 mn for
another office. A few years ago. when Won c1n
tigned me to private lif :" [ deter N med nav.
again TO be candidate for any 6fficr; but 20 MAJ
OF my hard listed mechanic friends (thinkjnr fha,
a mechanic has some claims to the Office Of MAYBE
and that lswyers ought not to Inonopoizs il bsv.
insisted on my running that cannot longer ra,;st
their cals II elected, all allow no ms,'s nv
perty TO be take for the beneM Of the plslIic sr5
shall deal cut even-handed justice to cH N-A
Respec tfEIly
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Eg-CITY sERGEAyT-I respectfully an ,opno.
myself candidate for reelection 10 ths oif;ss =,
CITY SERGEANT. ''' VI
NH 2f-dtdS THOMAS u Dudley
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R~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Office III Beivin's New Building on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 2S-ts
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MARTIN MEREDITH LIpsCoys
NH 2S-2tk

49, CITY GAUGER.-To FHz VorRRs OF R,ru-
MoND: Grateful for your kindness heretofore. re.
sDectfully announce myself candidate Tor rec q,
tim TO the off 70 of CITY GAUGER.
nah 23-dtd% RICHARD FOX
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B35- TO THE VOTERS or THE CITY on
RICHM0ND.-I again beg leave TO PRESENT m yssll
to you AS candidate for reelection 10 the Office a
MAYOR. JOSEPH MAYO.
NH 2J-tdes
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spnCrAL NOTICES.

navTHn aroLsN KIss--A new per.
fume, Instreeeived At ,,, o.o.a
vnt % Market Place. franklin st.
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ss:ss;sls l,go,us pEBFuMgay

sartpd Ixtracts, Frspgipanpi. Pomadss, soaps.
sa'ca r.. ~. Italian Upper Ten, something Des
od.e, aatiful, together with full assortment q,
Toilet tic ., Brushes Combs, &c. lately received
and o ele at the Drug store 81
JNO W GARLICK. Market Place..
,at 9s.-Iw Franklin street.
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MAXINE INxaI.LIGEnCA.
PoRT OF RfCHMoND--MARoH %. 'o'''
-rSaSss-~---~.,r.
Hlrd Ws.tsr ttis day SATURDAY. 1ol4 GcIoeS'
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, rev iViA' ~
and pas ngers LudIam Watson. ua,.
Steamer BeIviders, enc Baitin,gr,s,ii IL
Steamer City OF Richmond. Mjicneb, fHh"uN
pldse and passengers. Fl j. Tuttte aaa Ag Lac
Propelier Echo. snipes Petersburg. muse o Low
sshr Mary Ann. Predmore. New York. ice.
King d Go. n. rlsstsr shields
4 Semeryille. 49,. xi- from
al. 90 w farico. Palmer, philadelphia. VIA re-
tsrsburg. mdse, w u Colquitt &to.
SAILED. =. VI n
sehr Baltimore, Phillips. Baltimore 'eoo' =
sehr North Carolina, McGuire. down tue f'sr'
schr Mathew Bird. johnson .dawnthe river hsh''
MEMORANDUM.
steanship Roanoke rep arts seeing on he' ,g,ssrs
.tis ~ ,rnjir a Propeller. burnt 10 nv W.s et
adaa Could no. make out apS naLne. ncI arson
go a nd hotter we're above water Das n pei so
So saan about her 1t is supposed 10 Pc rae Z,
ro,ier ID p Shareholder loaded Win Wooa' iOE n4 =
d Phillips. --r-----
w., vonv March 24.-Arfived schr Hampton,
~ PrderIcksbu Va, for Row BEDFORD.
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Rs WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. Merchants and
Citiz aus of the City of Richmond do recommend Ia
the voters of the city Mr. HENRY MYERS a. a
suitable candidate for the Office of GRAIN MFA-
SuRER Of the city. We beteve Dir MYERS in
every way competent, and we have bis ass urs nee
that the duties Will bs faithfully and impartialIy
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EF- TWENTY-FIVE cent Portraits at the steam dai
lery REFS Co., Artists and Preprietofs. Faciiines
for taking 400 daily.
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THEATRg.-Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Florence com.
mence an engagement at the Theatre fortnight
They are SO we'll known that they need no CONS
mendation at our hangs. We predict for them a
brilliant tuccess
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ss- RICHMOND THEATRE
MONSTER ATTRACTION
GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS GALA
Firstappearance in two years OF
Mr. AND MRS W J FLORENCE
THE IRISH BOY and YANKEE GAL.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT.
SATURDAY EVENING.
The performance will commence with the
IRISH EMIGRANT.
Tim 0'Eran.. .......".......W j FLORENCE.
To conclude with
MIsCHIEVOUS ANNIE,
in which Mrs W J FLOR ENCE will sustain
FIVE CHARACTERS.
nAWATCH REPAIRING
AND ENGRAVING.
JEWELRY made to order.
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK made to order
DIAMONDS and other fine STONES reset,
l4th st, opposite Exchange Hotel.
Having very fine watchmakers in my employ
menr, besides tiistrate jewellers. can, in ald-
ton &C our watch work, manufacture very fine
JEWkLRY-have Watches handsomely recessed.
and all other work sppertsinng to first class blu
siness house. attended TO with care and Dispatch.
Call at the Old established house of
JOHN HILL.
NH 23-4t* Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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ks~ GRAIN MEasURER the request Of
many Of my friends. respectfully announee my
self eandiiats for the above ofSss AZ tie ensuing
spring election. NH s-tdas j TEi05 sMIfi.
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MADISON MAaD TX .CUT.vE Com
1>-S MIr4EE-
Il hOwis)n Dr. Chas 8 Mills
Ihos Ballard W Burwcll
Francis smi Col G A GRIMM
hoooey JAS CreIshaw
IooA Rham
Leroy Grant J Ksr.ev
Vino Taylor sarou-l NJ Pai,sv
joan l. Eubank Hector Davis
VIM l. Montague J t blair
a hoiIaoay w RailentIe
m Beers W Smith
WIN Allen Gto Baldwin
Juuius Morris Archer
kobt Darracott Isaac Cooke
II W Ayres Jos Weisiger
US Royster Jno GTNme, Jr
Thos Johnston Jacob i3arnes
John w Bransford Chas II Wynne
Parke Poiuiexter B Ferguson, Jr
tseo Gwathmey j b Wood
VIM Fry Augustus Barrett
Geo w CRETE James II Peer
Tbos Deaue Iiaac Walker
N O Anderson Jno IL Claiborne
Chas snodgrass.
Members of the Opposition Executive Committee
for Madison Ward. are requested to attend meet
ing at the City Hall, up stairs, TONIGHT (Satur-
Gay the 26th inst.. at O'clock A full attendance
ID earnestly requested
BY order of the Chairman.
NH rs LIE W SMITH. Sec'y.
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10 HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
| am again a candidate for the above ofijoa at the
ensuing Municipal Elections. aud respectfully soli-
CIT the votes Of my fellow citizens for the sane.
mh i5-tde$ y BUTLER
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Sc OPENING OF
MANTIlLAS. SHAWLS AND REAL
LACES,

Sc OPENING OF
hANTILLAs. SHAwLs AND REAL
LACES,
MONDAY. 2lsr.
| We open THIS DAY a complete assortment of
| Real POINT COLLARS, at 81 to Sl2 each
| Real POINT APPLIQUE COLLARS, some very low
Real THREAD LACE Wells, from S. to $40
Real POINT SETS. from $40 to $25 each
Further supplies Of SILK MOBES BAREGE do
| ORGANIZES. JAC0NETS, &c, &c.
On TUESDAY. the I'D, We shall open our assort-
ment IF
SPRING MANTLES. SHAWLs. Dus TIERS, DC, &c,
among which are
Damassie, Pucher and Dentille POINTS, MANTlL-
LAS and BURN0Us. all of the latest imports-
ton
few REAL THREAD LACE POINTS
Silk and Nett MANTILLAS, TALMAS and BUR-
NOUS
Nett and Velvet MANTILLAs. TALMAs and BUR-
NOUS
Barege TALMAS and BURE0uS
Mourning Barege MANTILLAS aud sHAWLs
Silk aud Grape MANTILLAS
Beautiful Barege eHAWLs for SPRING
CdILDREa's BAREGE TALMAs
Linen and Cloth BUSTERS
SAMUEL NJ PRICE 4 co,
NH 2l-d6t6cwit l57 Main street.
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j y WEIR.

BE TO TUE VOTERS OF THE CITY oFRICH-
announce myself candidate for the AN
MEAeURER: and respectfully solicit Your votes AT
the approaching election, assuring that should Il
be your pleasure to elect me- that M djschargs
the duties TO the best 81 nv ability.
Very respectfully,
NH 2l-dtIF InUN Z uEkuntS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

H WHITEHURsT'S OLD GALLERY will
open on the l4th inst with an entire new stock of
CASES, from 33 CENTS and upwards.
a3- Recolect, il You want cheap and good PIC
TUnsS, you must call at II Main Street.
aSrhe GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and Will be sold low ia m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
~ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS. n, MAI

~ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels il due TO his patrons aad the pub
lie 10 tender them his warmest thanks ftr the gene
rous sup lort they have favored him Win since he
opened the above G aLLEkY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in
duced hi al to abandon the project Of returning to
Europe for the present and he is ROW receiYlng an
entire new stock of Cases of the best Quaty. which
he is determined to sell at New York prices ard be
intends t. double his eSoEts to please all WHO may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of pi, trre produced by the Photo
graphic art TO be at his Gallery which for sty e
and workmanship. is equal TO any produced in the
city. Here you can have q picture OF surprising
other nc use-whie Photo graphs whole size. inch
90 be- 6 for IS; duplicates 81. The public are invi-
ted to call a. ID ju ice tor themselves
Ea-0 One Quarter size CAM ERA. nearly new. for
sale. NH l9-lmif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

= AS~ GRAIN MEASURER.-rhe undersigned u
candidate foe ths or OF GRAIN MEASURES,
and respectfully socts the votes IT 10 friends snu
the p bile, plsdging TO perform the duties to the
NH 2-tdes HENRY MYERS.
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ESS LICoRIoE.

n. y. Q. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN PAVoRITE Brand, ALWAYS
ON SALE, BY JAMES G. MCANDREW
de Sly 81, PINE STREET NEW YORK,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

RB- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
OF niCHNOND-I respectfully announce nv
aeif candidate for the flee OF GRAIN NEAairR
Err Of this city Should it be the p'A4sufa OF 10 '
fellow -citiZ ms to elect me TO tba. Cfce 1 pedqa
IN honest, faithful, and prompt discharge Of III The
duties Of said office. 81 ~
22-1tdE x,unn