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- BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lors Con.

~ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lors Con-
~ NER CT l0sH AND CLAY STRElfs The par
tcular attention of the public is respec fully called
TO the sale to take place On Wednesday. sd March,
1889, the premises, at o'clock, Of the beautiful
building Lots located above See auction head f.r
the advertisement. 0ODDIN 4 APPERsO ON,
NH 10 kuctioueers.
D G. DEJARaErTE, the DEM
~ ooratic candidate for Congress in this dis
trict in opposition to Hon. j. s. Oaske. will address
the citizens of kichmopd. at the African Church
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, (l9th inst.) and will
be pleased to meet Mr. Caskie.
He will also speak at Goochland Court House on
the 81 Monday IN March. NH lS-3ts
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~WATKINS & FICKLEN.
SPLENDID NEW SILKS and
REAL POINT LACE SETS


JUST RECEIVED AND NOW READY.
ALSO
A lot of SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS. ftr sale by
the ricce CHEAPER than ever seen before.
RICH PARIS DRESS GOODS.
An extensive stock of NEW and CHEAP
BEAUTIFUL SPRING PRINTS.
JACONETs. ORGANIZES and BRILLIANTS
TABLE DAMAsKS, LINEN SHEETlNGS
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS and SHEErlNGS
Plaid and STRIPED DOMESTICS, OsNA-
BURGs, &c.
ALSO
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES and VEsT1Nds,
And all kinds of MEMS and BOYS WEAR.
OUR STOCK Is ALL NEW. AND BEING
BoUGsT VERY CHEAP, will be sold at THE Low
EST PRICES, for first quality of Goods.
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
NH Ia-St Dry Goods, l59 Main street.
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: : = - 1----I77 - :
DIED,

On Wednesday,, the 10th instant, at "a o.c,eck.
NJ, WILLIE DIZZY. infant son OF CharIss sn =.
Mary Frances Worthsn. aged ID months ana 90
days. us.,.
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BE- MANAGER OF THE POOR H0USE-To
THE CITIZsNS OF RICHMOND NOR sespect-
fully announce myself for the above Office, AMI
solicit your votes at the coming election
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
n B-As shall not be able to cal! on many of my
fellow citizens before the day OF election, hope.
therefore, that they will do me the justice TO
quire OF those who do know me, TO my quslih:a-
tions for The Office seek. NH 2-sdes
RS- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To THE VOTERS OF RIcHMoND-I respectfully AN
noupce myself candidate for the above once and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election
inh ltd ID HaaERTY.
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Great IMPORTANCE y rErpusnro.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS

Won will Ind the cheA est, hsndsomest Goods Of
every description that can be found OF any Dry
upvards; Dc LANES. Orgaudiss and Jsconets Lawns
and Cacoes and Heregss q al prices Brillisnts at
ten cents; Brown Linen, for Men and Boys, Of TX;
Nitts SIN tworth 75;) Ma7se les and Linen Eosoms
q II cts and higher prtces Stella ehawls md Man
tillas from SI73 &c; Whirs Ladies Hid Gloves SIX
cts Lsle Thread Gloves. a.. worth 2sl Irish Lin.
ems; Toweling, the chfsre. ev brought 70 thecity
eWies and Osmbric Collars; swiss and Cambyis
kands ssfcuishing low; Green. Brown and Blue
Rereres Tor Wells 81 10; krches for Bonnets at H. 8
rs Senfs 1iohly worth double the money; Extension
ekirfs 81 Cenis and npwards; Brown and BleaoheN
ehirting snd eheetipG q oil prices; Black, white
and Mixed HOSE at 10 ctr and great many more
Goods IS prices that canHce a 20 please Call soon
Nh 10 JOSEPH sTRAUaB.
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Northern Markets-TBY TELEGRApH.l

NEW YORK. March lS.-Cotton firm of 5000
bales. The foreign news camo too late to affect the
market. Flour unchanged. Wheat-sales insigni'
ficaut. Corn lower-mixed IS, white and yellow %,
the last CURE being the highest range Rosin duil
at 20.
BALTIMORE March is Flour dull at $6.23. Wheat
tuoyant-white $l7jdls5. red 81 60. Corn quiet
and unchanged.
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s~MIENIs' GALLERIEs.

PHOTOGRAPHS, in Oil Colors,
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Water Colors'
PHOTOGRAPHS, in CrAyon.
PHOTOG RApHs, in India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS. plain.
AMDROTYPEs, the best
SpHEREOTYPES, beautiful.
MRLAINOTYPkS. brillta:t
All the above styles of Lik are taEen ~ tns
we'll arranged Ssllsries of MlNSIs p om and ike.
ness to sny made in Virginia or any ether state.
0aiI.rs in Petersburg on Sycamore street 9s t1
Davis. Abrahams b Lyons store, and No 1877 MAID
.tr. ct Richmond, Va, opposite the Pestofhes.
mi 10
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Appsrson mrs b A
Allen mrs @ 2

Appsrson mrs B A
Allen mrs @ p
Andrews mis- Harah
Anderson mrs tetsy
Allen miss O n b
Anderson miss Henrietta
Adkins miss esrah A
Anderson miss E ia j
Anderson rnias Maria
Bryant mrs OorneliA 3
Burton mrs Mary n
Bullock mrs Lucy
Brown mrs Caroline
Bouldin mrs NJ D
Brown mrs Ann B
Bradley mrs Mary O
Ballow mrs Mary b
Bradley mrs Mary U
Bowdsn mrs Sarah
Boxley mrs Harriet II
Bailey Frances (coPd)
I r sail mrs Mary B
Bsakey mrs Margaret
BANKS mrs Elizabeth
Bail plrs Augustus NJ
Bennett miss Maggie
Bsarman miss Va
Brook miss U u
Brown miss Eliza
Brooks miss EliZa
Bottoms miss Mildred
Bidgood miss Lizzie
banks miss Ann L
Barker miss Matte
Bradley miss Lucy l.
Birchett miss sarah Il
Baldwin miss Fannie
Bacon miss Susan
| Crouch mrs Bette
Cox mrs 4 r
| Godfrey miss Rosa
Conway miss L b
Courtney mrs L b
Coleman mrs j
I Co1ff mrs 5 d
Cooke miss Mamie
Clarke miss Mary X
Cock MRS Emma
| Christian miss NJ
Caldwell mrs w @
Camp miss Bette ID
Clark mrs NJ r
| Crutchfeld mrs NJ A
Drumgsld miss Ann
Duvai miss 8
Drew mrs Juliet
EIam mrs Sarah
En- NETT mrs Il
Forbes mrsC
Franklin miss n
Flemming miss Jane
Fi.Zwilson miss NJ ID
| Golden mrs q D
Gregory mrs Il v B
Gouidin mrs G L
Grant mrs l. A
Granger mrs mrs Q A
GlaEebrook mrs John ]
Gray miss ARness
Goddin miss Mollie II
Gray miss Jane u
Goulden miss Anra Q
Gardner miss J0sephin
Hart miss Ssmuelia
Hill miss Matte
Howard miss Rose
Hewett miss Kate
H,y miss Va
Han tney miss Mary
Harlan mis-, Eliza A
Bammermersster miss
Heth mrs Martha
Henley mrs Samira Al
| Hawkins mrs Mary A
HARDWOOD mrs Kate
Jay miss &C
Jones mrs G
Jones inrs Fannie
Jones mrs Susan
johnson MRS Eliza
johnson mrs Mary
| lackon, ~, ias To r-ofinA
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LADIES LIST.

ID Ak5ks
Jennings miss eallie
Keller kosey
Ledrue miss II
Leigh miss A
Landram mics II j
Lumpkins mrs III 7
Leneoir fr re- a A
Lewis mrs Mary A
Lewis mrs Eiiaabeth
Marsh mrs Jane l.
Martin mrs Ann
Metcali mrs Helen d
Michaud mrs Ann
Mieurs mrs Csth
Norman mrs 3 L
Monroe mrs 8 j
Moore mrs Mary
Mo ris miss Martha A
Medley miss sallie
Martin miss Alcesta
Martin miss Aphron
MoOreman mrs n @
Moor mrs Elizabeth
Miller miss O A
Nelson miss Juliet
Nixon miss Kate
ONeil miss Mary
Pickett mrs A j
Pelham mrs O
Potter MRS Rachel
Parker miss Sallia
Powell miss G B
Potts miss Bette NJ
Payant miss Ellen
Rely mrs MARI
Roper mrs Mary II
Richardson mrs Nancy
Redd miss Bette
Hedford miss Mary J
Roper miss Frances
Robertson miss Z
Robinson miss Mamie
Rome miss c 9
Robinson miss Lucy A
Sears miss CorneiiA a
Shepherd mics Bette L
Singleton miss Ann
Smith miss Janetta
Stell miss Martha J
Sutton miss Mollie NJ
Saunders mrs III Il
Sallie mrs Hester A
Shelton mrs Q n
Schumuhom mrs W o
Smith mis Gertrude
Smith mrs A
Smith mrs Elizabeth
SpirgiIs mrs n
Swami mrs Martha b
Smith mrs Harriet
Tinsley Isabella (coPd)
Thorp miss Victoria
Talman mrs Il
Timberlake mrs Il q
Travis mrs Eallie A
Todd mrs Jane
Trsbue mrs Mary 4
Valentine mrs Martha
Valentine miss Susan
White MIRA O.eria
Western mrs Jane
Watson mrs j
Watkins mrs Betsy
Wilde mrs Lizzie j
WilliDRham mrs e
Warreil mrs NJ f
Wallis MRS Bridget
Woodward mrs Lucy A
Wright mrs Nancy
Wootson mrs ] L
L Walden mrs
Wagner miss Matilda
n Wilson miss Fannie T
Woodward miss Annie Y
Withrow miss Julia
WilkOn miss E'Rab'h )
Wilson mlss Jennie
Williams miss Elizab'h
Willis miss Susan j
White miss Sarah ]
Weisiser miss Bette
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~ GALLERY OF FINR Arts, II, MAIN
R,cuNoEp yIpGyNA

STREET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it due to HIS patrons and the pub
lie 10 tepdsr them his warmsst thanks for the gene
rous 80 prort they have favored him with since he
opened the above GALLERY. and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has In
duced him to abandon the project Of returning to
Europe for the present and he is now receivin9 an
sntrs new stock of Cases Of the best quality which
he ia determined to sell at New York pricss ard he
intends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced BY the Photo
and workmanship, is equal TO anv produced In The
ctr. Here you can have a picture Of surprising
beauty and size for IS cents unsqualled by any
other hoase-while Photo graphs. whole size inch.
es by for So: duplicates 81. The public are invi-
ted to call a, Judge for themselves
niS NH l9-lnif
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FAIRBANKS sciLTs
ARE THE LEaALiZED STANDARD,
vnp CoppEcr wafluT


Lawsuit which arose ron, discrepancy q Weight
more ard Ohio Railroad Company and one ef d',.
other manufacturer. 1cds recently tried in the Court
QfCmm0n Pleas, Baltimore The case occupied The
Cburt tUo days and Judge MARSHALL. ia deiicertng
his decision stated as III. result IF the erde1ce that
the accuracy Q Fairbanks Scales established
6eyendaH question.
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
IAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAw THE VERY vITALs
OUT OF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly. and If found incor.
rect throw them aside and buy one of Fairbank
celebrated Scales, the universally Acknowledged
standard for corr. ct weight.
AWORD OF CAUTION.
The ,ce-s1rped reputation Of these Scales has in
duced the renders IF imperfect and toorhsss balances
to o6tr them as "FuirbdRks Scales and purchasers
hare thereby, nttHy Instances. teeH SUBJECTED 10
fraud and imposition.
They can only be hal in Richmond OF CLARK
SON ANDERSON Il CO, No l05 Main street. who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, OR FAMILY SCALES
GROCERS' 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
HAY CATTLE SCALES
KAfLROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH l4-2m
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THE RUIOFP CASE,

IrHIcA. n. Y, March IA meeting was held
here last evening at which resolutions were passed
to the effect that the Sheriff was governed by the
best of motives in removing Rulof from this coun-
ty; that the Jail here is sbundantly secure, and
piedging that Rulof shall not be molestea If re-
leased except by the proper officers fund was
also raised search the Lake for the bones of tho
murdered woman and child. The meeting was
addressed by Hon. G.. Beers, Marcus Logan, Esq ,
Rev. DR.. Parker and others.
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GEORGE NJ WEST,
mh ls-lt las, Main ct Richmond.
I EVILS N. WEBB & co. offer for sale

/ G"IC N. WEDD q w. oR0r LOT 6ale-
~ lCo hhds good to prime N Sugar; 200 bbls A,
Extra q and Extra Coffee do l25 bbis Gut Loaf
Lagusyra Coffee; 100 bags prime o Government
Java do; 20 bales prime Mocha do; 80 bbls choice
Syrup aud N O Moassss; IS ticrccs prime Ricf; 500
sacks Salt; $50 boxes Taliow and Adamantine Can
dies; % boxes sperm do: rs bushels prime Clover
Seed; Old dominion Nails; hne 0unpowdeI e na
window Glass; Soap; Bed Cords; sadiDg Lines;
Wooden Buckets Broons, &c, &c, &c. NH 70
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TIE EXTRA SESSION

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Tbe question of an e1.
ira session is still undecided. 1t is understood
that the President and Postmaster General are the
only members Of the Cabinet in favor of calling it,
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NEW BTOCK. aving received in part,
IN and daily addition by every arrival being add
cd thereto. OF my new Spring supply Of Boots shoes
and Trunks. stter nYss can please AZ n IT,
and Shoes made by the most superior woFkmen and
Of the best material they cannot fail giving eatisac
No is Main street, sign Of the big boot BY
vvhv W N w AL6d.
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BEAD - - -. y .-..iy e.xsk ia the Rieh.
moad aud Dsasiiis Railroad once here died |, /
Fesasndina op the 18th last,
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AMUgHM E n rs.

R1cHMoND THEATRE.
GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS GALA!
Sixth Night of the distinguished Artistic, Mr. JAS
EMURDOCH.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1853,
Will be REFORMED the thrilling romantic play of
the ROBBERS OF THE FDkESIoF SohEmI".
Charles de Moor Mr. Murdoch.
irish Lit. .................Miss Kate Psnnoyer
Conclude with OUR GAL.
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- sorp OF rnn BAsaAIHs.

- SonB or TIE BARaAIns.
AT THE CAsH sToxEs ~ co.
No III kssle square.
n,.sch shifting At 8 cents. worth 70
Sup do Ill
Rest New York Mil do 10
iN-4 Bleach sheeting .a0
j. IL. v,,o,,.h and Ameri an Prints e y cenu
90 49, Past Cold Lawns at lgtz5a ~ Ioi< cts
=" ;aces snrinr De LANES and vaienuas az ,s
2" very pretty Spring V.lenuss; ~ a. Is sts
90 az x n aoves a. good as Aiexan"ywu ,snr Ma
~ mea 1argsst assortment Of rich. EEW IN
4OODa city styles. they nave 0'o' NH I--tA2s
and at the lowest cash prIceS ---- -.
~CuaE FOB DYspEPMA-Ihe public
ri "a in mind that Bakers Celebrated pTem'um
wi.ts are the most unfaiting remedy Tor tnecnIe
Of that has ever been shis se The Pro-
r;ator has now in his possession number o. cer.i
Scates from some of our own citizens. VINO nave
I'm nd speedy relief from this annoying disease al
@ warinus other remedies hsve PR owed unsuccess
mi Asa cure for On ,lera Morbus. Billions An
t;ons Diarrbes, summer Complaints OF children
snmr stomacn, Loss of Appetite indigestion, and
other diaeases arising from impure blood. debility
and disorders of the digestive organs. these Btter
have no equal. To be had Of all Drnggsts In the
city of richmond and elsewhere In virginia
NH Is
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DEATH OF HON MIKE WALSH.

New YORK, March 1s-The jury of inquest in
the case of Hon. Mike Walsh, deceased, rendered
a verdict, stating that bis death was caused by
apcplexy.
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NOTICE-The Henrico an

~ Hanover DELEGATES appointed to assem-.
BILE In Richmond on the 23rd instant 10 nominate
candidate Tor the Senate are requested to meet at
the et, Charles Hotel, at IL o'clock, A 81
NH l7-3t
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FAMILY RLOuR-.Dsep Greek Mills''
- 1amily Flour. 81 the veyy bet quality war
''''''. = - SS sIf 81 on ! SslgzaHaALD.
nh N-0 p0N ItaTj o..
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Maj. VIM. Swan, one of the Oldest members OF the
Knoxville bar, died on the 10th inst.
John W Knight, was convicted of horse steal.
ing at Cisrksville. Va, last week, and sentenced
to one year Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
John Cannon was killed. on the 11th instant by
falling distance of sixty feet, from the scasold'
ing around the Customhouse.
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"a RICHMOND THEATRE-TO- NIGHT.

~ ELECTION CARDS-Candidates for Office,
at the approach ing Municipal Election, will find 1t
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
Office In the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution of this description of Printing, and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur.
passed By any similar establishment in the Union.
JD HAMMERSLEY co.
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~AUoTIoN NoTIcl.-The attention
If pnbIic in soil lite to the sale of Flowers which
Will be CONTINUED this evening (saturday 18TH at
o'clock. PC LAHUo Auct
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ESr MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE TO
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
7 respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office Of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH s-tde* JOHN PEARCE.
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PPrscorT-Tbe London Athensum, which came
to hand by the last steamer. contains revue" OF
The life of tho late historian Prescott 1t says "No
man who ever saw him will forget his sunny face,
his free clasp of the hand, his eager glance, and
his rapid, easy tslk-the man who was not less
pleasant as a companion than eminent and ln-
struCtive as q writer"
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JOHN PEARCE.

F5r GRAIN MEASURER.-At the request Of
many Of my friends. L re .psctfully announce NV.
self candidate for the above cfce at the ensuiug
spring election. NH sides J THOS SMIT T.
Hr GRAIN MEASURaR-The und.rsirned 10
a candidate for b ON OF GRAIN MEASuRER
and respectfully socis the votes Of his friends and
the p bic, plsdging TO perform the duties TO the
best of his ability, if elected. Respectfully,
mh 2-tdes~ HENRY MYERS
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RS-CARD.- In answer to the very kind call
made upon RE by MANY CITIZENS hereby an
nouuce my self "a candidate far The SDertRtead.ncy
If our City Gas Works respectfully assuring Them
and all others, that If elected. will devote
tire time aud capacity 90 faithful discharge Of tho
dutie embraced in that Office
ma lime JnuN W KNOWLES
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k@~ WHIrEHURsT's OLD GALLERY will
open on the I4th inst with an entire new stock OF
OASEs. from IS CENTS and upwards.
ECReeollecr, il You want cheap and good PIC
TUkeS, ycu mnst call at II Main Street.
A1-The GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale.
and will be sold low. fe 2S-lmif
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PAT.

rA. NoTIcE. - EMBROIDERY PAT
TERMS stamped on Linen. Flannel. Velvet Ribbon.
and all working materials. at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms.
Also, all kinds of PINKIN9 done, at 226 Broad
street. between Sd and 4th.
Ladies' from the country are respectfully inv tied
to call or send their orders for Fmbroderiag and
dress patterns. NH 2-lN$
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NEW MUSICIAN

RANDOLpH'S Bookstore and Bindery.
CA Song and Chorus; song, By beckel; rs.
HON nOMs nth Miih One Love; sons; BY gr,zer; &.
99MILE Halle; song. by Ct John; IS.
CLIFTON Polka, By bentx; s.
OATAWBA Poska, by shaw; u.s.
UGH LAND 9shottisch. By Hewitt; IS
ool Sehottisch, By ONejll; IS.
AMuDIO schottisch. by MunzinGey: IS.
SOUvENIR de rExcuIsion des AItistcs, Grande
valee hrillante, par Courlaendsr; y.
sTakk Soinmhi: srrangedfc fog hsnds. ~ eroo*; T.
OoLuM6Ix. sns Gem q the Ocean. arranged s0r 4
hands, by 0robe; -.
sAa1 j. y Doodle. srraassd 'Of hands. Sy a'ss's
INDIAN March and War Dance, By MIGUEL; So
ATLANTIC Telegraph March. ~ JCAi -.
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~ SUPERINTENDENT Or fhEGAS WORKS.
In answer to tia calls of many feio w-citizens
spectfuily announce myself a candidate for the
above once. and solicit your support at the sp-
preaching election. NH tides JOHN Fly.
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A1- HIGH CONsTABLE.-In response to the
call of MANY Voters" announce myself capdi.
date for the Office of HIGH C0NoTASLE. at tie
liens should it be their pleasure to elect me, 10
give assduous attention in the discharge Of my on
cial duties. NH u ids JOHN II DIG6EH.
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A STRONG wATcH.-It is a singular fact that
the watch which was carried by Mr.. Thurston,
the unfortunate balIoonist, whom he fell from the
balloon near Adrian, Michigan, on the 18th OF
September, was not broken by the fall of more
than half mile to the earth. Both the crystal
and the works were unipjured. 1t continued to go
until il run down.
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d. HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
I am again a candidate for the above Office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections. and respectfully soli-
NH l5-tde FBUTLER,
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&J- GRAIN MEASURER.-In response to q
call N de on me. signed MANY Voters OF Monroe
and Madison Wards" and at the earnest solicts-
ton of many friends. most respectfully announce
myself q candidate for the Office of GRAIN MkA-
SURER. A W LAMBERT
NH
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Rag LER g. PEASANTS

ATTORNEYsAT LAW,
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico
Goochland and Hanover.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds
&c they are authorised 10 take Dispositions Afida
Wits Ack nowledgiAents OF Deeds. Powers of Attor
ney, Bills Of Sale &C, TO be used recorded in til,
several states and Territories of the Union.
.Ofice 0n nth st, Sd door from Main NH lily
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-ru,, yop DyspgPnA.-The public
~FAIRBANK's SCALES.
WAREHOUSE,
No. log Main Street, Richmond, IA.

A uniform, standard OF Weights. and q correct sys
tenn of hing are claiming the attention
of every individual In the country.
A correct Scale is a just arbiter between buyer
and seller and IL In Of the utmost importance that
an instrument so universally called upon to decide
questions of great value in the daily and hourly
transactions of business should be of such reli-
ability and e5dctneis 10 secure the confidence NJ
all those acho may be affected By The results iHdica-
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ETTO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND The
THE CITY GAS WORKS. and solicits your sui.
frages at the approaching municipal election
NH S-idhE HIrEsA SMITH
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URSCEWEINE 4 co.
NEW GOODs-NEW GOODS.-JOI

NEW GOODS-NEW GUODS.-JOHN-
IN SON l. HARDWOOD, No " Main street. Rich
mend, Va, have Just received their Spring stock of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods to which they invite
srs in want Of goods upon favorable terms. Our
stock consists Of
Rlk and coI,d Silks; blk and cold Silk Robes; Be-
rage Robes: Organize Robes; Organize Lawns ia
comet Lawns; plain De Laines; plain and fis'd Be
rsgee: Giughams; Briliants; French and tngi:sh
lars Sleeves: Cambria and Swiss Edgiugs; Cloths;
Cassimeres: SDk and Marseilles vestinEs; Hskfs;
Glover: Hosiery; complete stock of Aousekeep.
iur Goood: ALEC, Goods fer servants' wear.
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD,
nah 10 No II Main st.
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CORFEE.- l000 bags RIO, Lsgusyrs
= Il ~ \ '''' c'''"' = M M TAtu.os Sow,
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GEO. NJ WEST,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOK sELLER AND SRA TIONuu

(formsrly under Exchange Hotel, l4th st.,)
RICHMOND,
II now In receipt OF his SPRING STOCK 81
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
suitable for the trade Of Virginia North Carolina
and Tennessee. It u one OF the largeet and best
selected Atocks that has ever been offered for sale in
Richmond
Merchants are invited to call and axsmine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ~ am oAe,ing
gsat indscsmsnts, and selling Goods at VEHY
Law RRIOE6
- Persons buying their stock from me, can
sAsa RON Q 70 &c per cent ~ ~ doing.
y h-lTdsys ron the country promptly attend.
0nORGR n West.
- snnskssller and etasioaer. lS5 nein IT.
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