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NN-DR RICHMOND A. LEwIS-DEAR Sia:--
Some of your fellow-citizsns, knowing your fsmii-
iarity with chemistry and mechanics, your experi-
ence in the analysis OF coals your energy and IN
the Office Of SUPERINTENDENT or tbs GAS
WORKS. and earnestly desire that you will present
your name to the voters Of the city as candidsie
for that office. MANY FRIENDS,
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So MANAGER OF THE POOR H0UsE-r0
The VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
I respectfully announce myself caedidafe ier re-
election to the once Of MANAGER OF THE Poon
HOUSE.
NH 9-tdes JOHN PkAkCe-
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{G- CITY GAUGER.-To TIE vorERs OF RICH.
MoND: Grateful for your kindpess heretofore re-
spectfuly announce nv self candidate for re-eIec-
tim to the office of CITY GAUGER.
nh 23-dtds RICHARD FOX
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70 be followed by the Protean Comediafta, called
THRICE MARRIED.. or LUCKY STARS. In
which Mrs w pIorence will sustain four char.
acters dance La Mandrillini, and sing Les
Yeux Blues"
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H. TIE GIFT BOOK TORE, No. So Main street, is
still open, and presents Inducements to sll who
wish 70 purchase good Books Here the Books are
sold at the usual retail price, and pres mt deliver
81 with each book at the time of sale, showing for
the pure hsser an absolute gain in every case,-
Don't fail to give them call. at SO Main street.
ap S-3t
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ID. ELECTION CARDS Candidates for Office
ct hespproaching Municipal Election, will mud it
greatly TO their interest to call at tho DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
ooe 10 the city has the same facilities for the rapid
Execution OF this description Of Printing. and the
stock Of CARDS always kept on hand IL unsur-
passed By any similar establishment in the Unior.
id HAMMkRsLEY CO.
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~ MANAGER or THE r00R HousA--svs
fHE CIrIxHN0 on RICHMOND mos nv - ~
ALLY Announce nysalf FIR the above osnVss
solicit youx votea - the eeP52S HIM MACE.
NR-As sAall nos be aha % csil ss nsny e N.Y. ~
fellow oitisens esloEe TIE dAy @ ia II ~.
Qulro AZ ikooo vho % know ne, ~ to * NJ Ss.;sS
tioes ~ ne o(1ce ! seeks WR
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AK RICHMOND FAYETTE ARTIL-
IVY LERY.-Attend q regular monthly meet
tI4sS ing of your company at Military Hall
92Ea TUESDAY EVENING, April 5th, at o'clk
PM. BY order of
Col NJ NIMMO, Com,
n. B-Members will be pupctual in their a:ten-
dance, as business of Importance will be brought
before the meetinc ap SIS
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~. EXCELLENT PoTAroKs.-We have tried some
Of cargo of Potatoes. brought to this city by
Messrs. LupLAx L WATSON. and pronounce them the
very best We have seen this year. They are the
pure White Mercer-their JAG kets slip OFF ea.iiy,
and they are mealy and delicious. Try them.
~ The last opportunity of seeing these talent
ed Artistes.
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By CARDIFF answer d. the very KIND can
made upon NE by -MAyy CIfxYSs." hereby "a,
81 oitr Cytv Gas Ws,rIs rssnrcsnIy assuring them.
and all others. that II elected VIII devote ~
tire tins and capacity to faithful discharge 81 sne
M INT s0sa IN 'ns' 0lJ John KNOWLES.
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Wiji bs presented the Comic Drsms OF the IH15H
MORMON. Hrysn o'Lypn. MIR " FLORENCE =
During the piere. An Irish Dance; An Irish
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THE DANtItt1E HAib'o
n any road 10 Virginia 10 likely eve. na,v,,,e
PEELED 10 have sdoubIe track ~ !. ~. a.. more
p.,,rosd The great Cevinston road Az ~ 90
a., .-s,,,.iv demand such an increased "e,''y ~
....,.,,or .h.o vi,i the Danvii'e hosa' 80"
- -. ,,.o.ion To Greensboro, ~. A"'
~~..s .,,n this road having increased recently
ss :. ~ ,umber ito depots and emoarrsss its
"ee" -, ,,.,.nortatiop, a good deal OF complaint
.,,. .rn,. nv way Of explanation, table
.rar.rea from the books Of the road, which
.xhisi,s these encouraging facts:
=, .n,ears that in nine days from the i4th to the
osd March the receipts in the Treasury for pas'
.enre-. and freight amounted to $is,s0a4 i-same
time last year So .lea 42-showing an increase OF
S. s4.as OF. fly. toav per cent.
For fifteen days from the sth TO the cath March.
there vas an increase 10 the tonnage OF the road
ever the corresponding period OF last year. OF one
hundred and six and half per cent.
Earnings of FIRST Ave menths Of this ms. ~, ~
E.rninss q r:t ave mouths OF last Ms >.
cal 80 eI''S@ ~
Increase as PEI cent).-........ "a s2s %
This increase is encouraging, especially when We
remember thattherc has been no new extensions
nor connections of this road, aud that lie growing
business is partly the result of the influence II
exerts In stimulating the industry aud developing
the resources of the country through which II
passes. We trust it will not be many years before
the three extensions now projected, viz: from
keysville to Ciarkesville, from Danville westward
ly to unite with the Virginia and Tennessee Road
10 wythe, aud from Danvile to Greensboro, N. G.
tthc last Of which 10 the most importaut)-will III
completed, and then the amount of tonnage and
general business of the road will be so vastly In
creased a. TO render indispensable greatly I'M
creased facilities for Its successful prosecution. And
what makes these hight prospects especially inter
essng to this city, Is the fact that the Danville
Railroad is essentially and inevitably Richmond
failroad-one that will pour all its tribute intC
her lap and whose every success will rebound to
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Fl FOR NEW ORLEANS The supc-
sas4 rior fast:sailing coppered and conper fasten
ed brig WILLIAM MASON" j. W. Gardner
master, having the greater portion of her cargo
gagged and going or board. will have Dispatch
For remainder of cargo, Or passage. having superb
or state room accommodations. apply to master on
board, or to w. d. COLQUITT l. co.
an 5-5t
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.<-------A~---l-----s~---.--'----
LOST.

I OET OR MI0LAID-J. II. Britton's
II nots NJ months. for Sol. dated LIST March. 1853.
and payable TO my order.
sp5-H JAS CONWAY
7 OST-On Saturday night, April End,
~ an ACCOUNT ok lit Is OF no value TO any
one bot tbs owner. The fnder will bs libsraiiy ~
ysfdsd By leaving it sos Broad street. kichmond.
,-s tp5-ts
/ O6T OR MISLAID-A Bond, drawn
- " Chas x Kent and Horace L Kant. fnr siss.
hs nsro o. neare man uAmed Emanuel, and png.
Ssle 70 Wtlnnr - Carter eaid bond having been
ioee ~ nslniA, fosnwArn III persons from trading
Tor o. yNc4iytig sni1 ho1d. - payment has been
steppe4. any pess0n hudtng said bond will confer
asses ~ ressrnins TITO
I O6T--A small round Gold BADGE
~. siin f1s ie.ts1s. = Q set in, ana The
eass TIC dollars viii 10 given for the q ras II /. Il
NJ this ofncs. o. 81 - = y
set-lw Hr PIANO . s0H's ONCE.
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- UJoU CONsrApIE-I, re~ponae to The

~ HIGH CUNSTABLE.-In Fesponst 70 tus
call Of "Many Voters I announce myself canai
date for the Office Of HIGH C0NsTABLE; a. ne
liens, should il be their pleasure to elect me- 70
give assiduous attention in the discharge Of on
eial duties. tmh i2-td*l JOHN II plG9Es.
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Re- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-I again beg leave to present myself
to yen AS candidate for reelection 20 the Office of
MAYOR. JOSEPH MAYO
NH 25-tdak
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JOHN PxARcs.

~ GRAIN MEAsURER.--The undersiseed 70
q candidate for the ONE OF GRAIN MEASURES,
and respectfully solicits the votes Of bis endssa d
the prblic. plsdging to perform the duties to fas
best OF his ability, II elected. Respectfully
mh 2-tdes HENRY MYEks.
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TMAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FnUM THE

These goods were purchased during the past
week. at auction, BIZ of our firm, and of the
most celebrated manufactures, entirely NEW ard
BEAUTIFUL In DESIGN; and in PRICE. STYLE and DUAL.
TT, are
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1T0HMOND THEliAliTRE.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1859,

Last Nisht and Farewell Benefit OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.FLORHFCE.
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HS=MR. EDITOR-I regret to see that the
WINES, or Opposition have thought proper TO
For one respectfully protest against it-nor shall
[ be governed by such action: Where political
questions necessarally to arise such as In Con-
Wing vote but in municipal and other local cleo
tons have always, and shall now, vote for the
BEST, irrespective of party. WHIG.
ap Sits
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Rs TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
OF hICHM0ND.-I respectfully announce my
Err of this city. ShouId it be the pleasure of nv
fellow-citiZsns to elect me to that offce pledge
an honest, faithful and prompt discharge of all the
duties of said office.
NH 22-dtds IF Wrpn
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~ Bee the new style OF portraits at REEsl& Co.'S
Steam Gallery. Price IS cts. from that up to $25.
~ REFS Co are The only Artists in the city
capable Of taking the iikenesses of small children
----------~---~------
~ Res 4 CO have had II years experience, and
are regularly educated Artists. Beware of bun.
9isrA In the art
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Conclude with LORD FLANIGAN-BsrDey, Mr. w
j FLORENCE: Hnlda, Mrs Florence.


Conclude with LORD FLANIGAN--Barney.M Mr. w
Florence: Hnlda, Mrs w Florence.
LION. EDW'D EVERETTSLECTURE.
A LECTURE will be delivered by the Hon ED
WARD EvERtTT. at the
HALL OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
ON FRIDAY EYENING NEXT,
at o'c lock for the benefit OF the Union Benevolent
Society and the Mslefand FemalesOrphan Asylums
Of this city. .Suhject-"THE EARLY DAYS OF
FRANKLIN"
EPrice Of Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
R@Tickets to the Lecture may be obtained at
the principal Bookstores, at the door, and at the
stores Of messrs Laidley Robinson and Meade
Baker. ap5-4t
T ECTURE ON THE MASONIC CHAR
81 ACTER OF WASHINGT0y.
(For the benefit of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Asso-
AT THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
On Thursday Evening, April 9TH.
By invitation of the Masters of the Masonic
Lodges of this city, the
Rev. JAS ID. McCABE D.. D., of Baltimore.
Will deliver Lecture on the Masonic lharacter
of Washington" at the Mechanics Institute, on
THURSDAY, It'll April, at ~ o'clock, NJ: The
receipts are for the benefit Of the Mount vernon
Ladies' Association. The public are respectfully in.
vited TO attend.
HA- Admittance Is cents.
~Tickets can be had at the stores Of MIR George
Dowden and Stebbns d Pullen, on Broad street.
Also, OF Messrs VIM Maule, John w Bransford,
VIM Isaacs, John Bosher, ChaS enodRrass.
and at the door ON the evening of the Lecture.
an At
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ENTIRELY UNRIvALLED.

most coieDfAtol manufactures entlreiy NEW aIu
BEAUTIFUL in DESIGN; and in PRICE, STYLE and QUAIL.
TT, are
ENTIRELY UNRIVALLED.
TbsT are just landing from the steamer and open
ing this morning.
BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE REGINA TAFFETAs.
ORIENTAL; new. for La lies summer
VERY ELEGANT BROJADE CHINTZ BAREGE
ANGLAls TWO-FLoUNCED ROBES
SATIN STRIFE GRENADlNE DOUBLE JUPE
POLL DE CHEyRE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAREGE two
FLOUNCE REDINGOTB ROBES
EXTRA RICH BAYADERE AND BROCHE FOU-
BILE JUPE M0UsLINE DE CHINE DO.
IL C0LOkED PRINTED BA8E3E ROBES, D0U-
Bile JUPE, heavy SATIN PLAID
VERY RICH CHINE POULT DE sol TWO
sul rL9U oT, sILk XI RoBE s,c p,,, r,vo
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED OR
CANDIES And JACoNETs
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY GROS DE RHINE. all
boiled
RICH COLoRED PLAID GLACE ARMURE SILKS
FINE QUALITY RICH BAYADERE CHINE DU-
CAL CHALLY
Lupins splendid quality high cslored mode and
black Mouseline De Laine.
L1pin's celebrated extra Qua=ty black Bombazines
and De LANES
Heavy Velours Ottoman black Silk, for mourning.
DUB STOCK is NOW VERY LARGE, RICH AND
COMPLETE.
ALSO.
Choice new Dress Silks Grenadines, Challies
Jaconets, Organizes, Lsces Embroideries
Travelling Dress Goods, entirely new and beauti.
ful medium priced Dress Goods, Damasks, Goods for
Men and Boys wear. Sheetings. shirtings Con-.
brcs. Muslns, Linens and
SPLENDID LACE.
BAREGE
AND CLOTH
sHAwLs.
AND POINTS,
Just purchased, at REDUCED PRICES, with great
care receiving MORNING and to arriv e-snd for
sale at WHOLESALE and RETAIL at UN-
EQUALED LOW PRICES, by
WATKINS FICKLEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Richmond, April 5. 1859.
New York, April ?, 1859.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
FLORENCE's FAREWELL
FLORENCE's FAREWELL
BENEFIT
BENEFIT
TONIGHT.
TONIGHT.
THREE NEW PIECES.
THREE NEW PIECES.
IRISH MORMON.
THRICE MARRIED.
LORD FLANAGAN.
MRS FLORENCE
IN EIGHT CHARACTE
NEW YANKEE SONGS.
NEW FRENCH SONG.
NEW DANCE.
NH FLORENCE
IN THREE CHARACTERS.
Remember this Is the last appearance of these ia
Tented Artists. as they depart for the North,
TOMORROW MORNING.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
u. EXCELLENT PoTAroK5-We have tried some
Of cargo of Potatoes. brought to this city by
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AMANrLE DEPOT,
MAIN STREET.
As usual, the best and cheapest Nantes of the
newest designs in Lace Silk Marselles, &c. can be
found at the Mantle Depot
500 BUSTERS; 500 GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN AND
MISSES
FANCY DRESS GooDt-the largest assortment
FANCY HAIR PINs-cheapest ever sold
BoNNETS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND FANCY NOTIONS oP ALL
KINDS
Call at the Mantle Depot. and you can purchase
your goods at prices that defy competitor.
EZEKIEL,
ap s-lw Mantle Depot 90 Main St
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WM " ROWE.

~ FOR SALE-A large BAY
~ Horse, six years old, works well in sin
gle or double harness and PAGES under the said is
warranted perfectly sound and gentle Apply at
the store of W. Nj. Harrison Co. He can be seen
at the stable of Mr.. Thos Rusk ell, on Wall st.
a
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J r WEBB.

E6- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-At the request OF many friends, i hereby
announce myself candidate for the Office of GRAIN
MEAsURER; and respectfully solicit your votes at
the approaching election, assuring that should IL
the duties to the best IF nv ability.
Very respectfully,
NH 2l-dtd* JOHN PEARCE
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~ SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS WokA 20 :
In answer 10 tha calls Of many fellow,ei.sns. ~.
above once. And solicit your support 81 The ~
preaching election. NH 7-tdes JOHN Jih'-
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? - SoMs or rHH BARoAIxs,
At THE Cash kTORE or
PERKIN5 4 CO
No la Eagle SQUARE
':'s' = h sssa sAids s 4 cents. worth
Best New York Mill de ais
e g. slsaoh saSs e 80.
Best Rngiish and Amsrisan pYinta q II centa
100 pieces Fest CQl'd Lawns. 8 ll0i2k cents
y pieces spring De Iaines and vaeutas at las cts
- very pretty Spring valentias. 81 Is cents
% doz % 0loyeas - good a AlexAndera At rs cts
o TnS aArgess aseorsment Of rich. NEW oPlIN0
- - eit yies they have ever offered eli new.
40 y Sue t0Wess casa pfices. nh t7-eAs
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ne MONROE wARD-SPRING ELECTIONS
Messrs Editors The ward elections are near at
hand, allow me to suggest TO the voters Of MONROE
WARD the name of SAMUEL d DENOON, as a
suitable person to he reelected to represent us IN
the next Common Hall, In presenting the CLAIMS
discussion of his qualifications and merits. hope
it will be the pleasure of the people to come toward
and give him a warm support, and ensure his cleo
ton by q h handsome majority.
SEVERAL VOTERS OF CLAY STREET.
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD,
A LIGHT BATTALION,
m ORDERS No. -
Il Assemble for drill and meeting on
this (TUESDAY) evening at O'Clock. DelinQuents
must appear this evening. or they will be dealt
with according to B. laws.
BY order W L SATTERWHITE,
CAPTAIN, Commanding.
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PITCHER. { '' 0os "' ap5-1t
~ $500 REWARD will be paid for
the apprehension and delivery in Jail in this
city of URNER and SCOTT. provided they
u. DO taken out of Virginia, and one hundred
doiiars If taken 10 Virginia, half the amount for
the recovery of either of them. They absconded on
or about the goth of march, from the Exchange Ho-
tel in this city, where they were hired
TURNER is q mulatto rather stout built, about
10 years of age. likely and intelligent about So
feet high, front teeth somewhat decsyed
SCOTT is q very bright mulatto abont same age
and height though not 80 stout.
We suppose they have gene North.
ARTHUR A MORRISON,
m 5-Iw JOHN PAGE
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MARTIN MEREDITH LIpscoMB

MONROE WARD.
FOR COUNCIL:
David Saunders.
Richard @ Morris.
George X Crutchfeld,
Thomas sams6n,
FleminQ Griffin
The voters Of MONROE WARD demand A chanra
in the Council. This ticket will be supported by
NH 36-6tH MANY VOTERS
Ga CITY GUAGER. - SAMPSON JONES orr
former worthy and efficient GUA6Ea, win be voted
for for the above Office, whether liz acandidats or
not.
ap Pts MANY VOTERS
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~ WE have employed CAPT HENRY DAVIS
70 weigh grain for as for some time psst ana -,
pronnpt and attentive. ana has discharged his 10
ties, We think, correctly and faithfully;
' aHEfLD5 n S0MERVlLLE,
MARK DOWNEY.
Rfruwovp VA March 9Th. 1859. mn IL ""
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ To MAKE BREAD SPEADILY-use
LNFALLLBLE B4KING PONDER.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
ap 5-iw
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EU% THE TICKET FOR MADISON WARD.
FOB CeUNCILMEN
In consequence of Mr. McCaDce's positive refusal
to serve If elected. the name of Mr. P X Grattan,
who has consented, will be substituted.
Pr Grattan james NJ IaSior
+ W Roddey.
ap 2-dtd
rw-To THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD.
The following ticket will be supported at the Ward
election on Wednesday. April 9th:
NRHu, B Bridgford
WIN Richardson RO Haskins
Jno II Greanor
COURT:
VIM TAYLOR RID sauxay
Geo Sadler q b Hill
BYvoTERs FROM ALL PARTS
an4-tde OF THE WARD.
fg-JEFFERSON wARD-THE PEOPLES TICK.
EFT FOR COUNCIL:
DIR Jno Dove DB Bridgford
NBHill RIO Haskins
Jos Brummel
COURT:
VIM TAYLOR Geo Sadler
K ID Sanxay b Hill
Inloes
By the Tax Payers and Residents Of
ap4 tide JEffE6SoN AM.
NaLI RESPECTFULLY OFFER MYSELF as can.
didate far re- election to the Office of SUPERIN-
TENDENr OF STREETS. =, ,.nrs
ap2-4f vi bAiEs.
re NOTICE-To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY oH
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LI0olI0u.
A. O. @. BRAND.
THI ABOVE WILL KuoWR yAvoRIf8 RRAND, ALWAYS
On SALE, By JANIS @. McANDREW,
Dc sly ~. PINE grRxEr, NEW Yokx.
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Eg- WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. Merchants snd
Citizens of the City of Richmond, do recommend TO
the voters of the city Mr. HENRY MYERS as Q
suitable candidate for the office of GRAIN MEA-
SURFER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent. and we have his assurance
that the duties will te faithfully and impartially
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a. TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CRY
Of RICHMoND-I feel deeply grateful for the
the Dispatch Of Wednesday morning so hn.n,Rp
candidate for sUPERINTENDRNT0 F THE s,n
HOUSE. know I could be elected 10 that osH. an
but following nv old maxim-"Strike high III
lose my hatchet"-I have determined TO run 4, =
another office. A few years ago. when yor eo,, ~.
signed me to private life" deter mined nerer
again to be candidate for any tfce but 40 NAV
Of my hard listed mehcapjc friends (thii king thst
mechanic has some claims TO the Office Of MAYOR
and that lawyers ouRht not TO monopolize ~ have
their calls II elected, shall allow no mans nrc
perty TO be taken for the benefit Of he pubic. AMI
shall deal out even handed justice to ALL.
ReanAcffnilY
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az S-2ts MANY VOTERS of Monroe Ward
RE- TO THE VOTERS AND GAS CONSUMERS
oF IuE CITY regret very much to ind that
notifies are 70 be made the test of qualifications for
the SU SUPERINTENDENT of our GAS WORKS.
This ia no poIiticsl machine. 1t was constructed,
believe to generate gas and unless politics be laid
aside and EXPERIENCE SUBSTITUTED as the test. our
Works will soon become heavy tax to the city far
exceeding what it is at present. And as JOIN II
KNOWLES ia the only man Offering for the post
possessing the experience necessary, wish te call
upon every voter, and especially GAS CONSUMERS. 10
gi 30 him hearty support. -
p5-lt* JUsI1OE-
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THE PEOPLES TICKET-MoNRoE

Fur CITY COUNCIL.
d. Saunders u Epps
sd Denoon IL W diazeprooA
VIC Allen
FOR ALDERMEN.
J Bray &C Elicit
p Fl Stark beVerloge
NC Lipscomb.
The sbove ticket of true aud tried men, will be
mor,oJ ON wednesday the 9Th day Of April
sapto''o" ' MANY VOTERS OF
ap 5-N* MoNnon
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re NOTICE.-To THE VOTERS OF rHE CRY oF
RIcHMoND-I respectfully announce myself can
didate for reelection to the office of SUPERlNTEN
DENT OF The CITY WATER WORKS:
an I-tdek JAMES l. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

ts-A cARD--IHDEPESDEsr cAHpgpATy-
Having heard Il currently revnrted n ~ 49,.
yssterdav thst hsd declined rurnine ~ sbs 80
Of Manager OF the Pocr Houss, bss yeavs - -
10 my friends ehss sucb b not the fact IA "A
ciine running for the of5cs IN pasty greueSs hss
will be m independent candidate Tor the IN !. =.
gsrslees q party nominations and solicit the vosss
OF ny fsmow ciuzeAs b BRAGG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

ES-CITY SERGEANT respectfully announce
myself candidate for reelection 10 the Office of
CITY SERGEANT.
NH 2f-dtds THOMAS DUDLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

AE- Dr. r. A. LEWIS returns bis grateiuas , -.
to his friends for their hnn ot vass
In hi: behalf but reaussts MISUNDERSTANDING or
THE GAS WORKS, on Wednesday the 9TH ins.an A.
IS he Il not now before the people as candluaS W.
any ofic, -, ~. -. hich" sps-its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

@ NoTICE.-The annual meeting
ss>-a-a of the Stockholders of the Bank of the
Commonwealth will be held at their Banking House,
in the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of April next.
NH 2S-dtd j MORTON. Cashier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

Ga CITY COLLECTOR-Ia am again candidate
for election to the Office of CITY COLLECrOR
at the approaching Municipal elections.
NH 26-tdeS JULIUS A HGBSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05
MANY VOTERS.

MADISON WARD-Messrs Peachy Grattan
aud gorge Whitfield having consented to serve "A
Councilmen If elected, the following ticket ia pre.
scented for Councilmen for Madison. and will be SUP
ported by MANY vOrkkS
Peachy Grattan
George W Randolph
FW Aoddy
George Whitfield
David J Burr epJ-s.s
HH- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORK.
To THE VOTERS OF RIcHMoHD.-I respectfully An,
nounce myself candidate for the above Office and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal aiect;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICUL-
@>-a-a TURAL SocIEIY. The regular monthly
meeting OF the Executive Committee of this Socie-
ty will take place at the oce of James Ly ESQ,
on W EDN ESDAY next; 9th April. at o'clk M.
apI It'd G DIMMOGK, Sec'y.