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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03
JOHN S. DOLE & Co.
HAVE THE BEST sELEcTEn
II OF buVls SHOPS in the city. We a.. ~
now arriving. We keep every variety OF Cent, " .osk
MiSses'. Bows. Youths' and Childrens, Ns LAdesl
R00TS ANn Sunrc

Cheaper than any House in the city, for cash .ns "a,
credit-6S BATTERY ST, at wholesale ana "a. liberal
MERClAL ST., below Montgomery, at retail ~ tOh-
be found as choice goods. and large stocl e.a
OF Scots and Shoes Gents, ladies' Misses chusyh y
Boys and Youths, Boots and Shoes Of ever
cheaper than any house in the CITY p'Ioa,
NB-Always on hand. Benkerts and coD,,a,. r.
and shoes Also for the ladies, j. Mills Son ans
Kings Philadelphia Boots and Shoes rt"1Dk 1 " =.
JOHN s. DOLE 4 80
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsHINGTON, September TO, 1908.
SIR:-In reply to your letter of the l4th instant,
have the honor to state that the proceedings in re-
lation to the purchase of Lime Point were entirely
discontinued in consequence of declarations made
by Senator from California the floor of the Sem
ate that the whole transaction effort to inn
pose upon the government, and swindle.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
..5- JOHN B. FLOYD,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03
PATENT MEDICINES !
HOPS! HOPS! HOPSI

WE ARE NOW RE- EWING a fine lot of 1855 no..
w to which we invite the attention cf Brewera
K. H. MCDONALD 4 Co.
Wholesale Importing Druggists Saeransnts
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03
PAINTS AND OIL.SI
Crucibles and Retorts!

WE have on hand large assortment of Black Lead
w HeSsan Sand Cruciblts of all sises also Supe6As
Iron Retorts, which We offer at reasonable prices.
X. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists, l39 street. Saeramsnte
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03
Chemicals Chemicals Chemicals

Chemicals Chemicals Chemicals!
VTTE have received per Last Steamer direct from the
w Chemical Laboratory Of Power weghtmap, Phil
adelphia-
400 Bottles Strychnine;
IS Ounces Nitrate of silver
25 Ounces Sulphate of Morphia
100 Ounces Iodle of Mercury, Lead and Iron.
We have also on hand for SALE
200 Ounces Quinine
rs Pounds Iodde Potassa
so Pounds ChlOroform
$50 Pounds Spirits of Nitre, Aqua AmoniA, and Sui.
phuric Ether X. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists l39 Street SaerAmsnts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

CAMPEIENE FRESH DISTILLED!
A LwAYs ON HAND, and for sale at the Lowest NArk'
n Rates, by X. II. MCDONALD CO..
Druggists, 139 J street Sacrn me ITO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

Tur rascKn LOAN IN MExico.-Miramon's forced
loan Of one per cent upon the capital OF all persons
rosising In Mexico, meets with great opposition
rom the foreign residents. The American Consul
Ma MA, nYotested against It, and British merchant
had heen compelled to pay $4,000 Immediately
before the arrival of british maa.ofwar In the
harbor. The commander at once demanding re"
turn of the money, under the alternative Of bonn
bardment, the money was returned. In saa LUIS
ro,osi IL was openly and fairly acknowledged to be
a forced loan, and the force to be used to compel
compliance with the exactons 10 fifty tdshesi The
loan will produce at least $loo0oooo In the whole
country. Already the loan has been made the sub
Ieot Of heavy speculation. Some capitalists have
bought Il up; and If Miramon gains the day, they
will assurediy make six to eight millions out OF
the hu siness
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Universal Suffrage

An American writer gives his views 10 the Lon
den Times on the suffrage subject, which is now
occupying the attention of the British pariiamen,
and people. He takes decided grounds sgans,
the universality Of suffrage. He depiores that the
extension Of the elective franchise to men irre-
spective of their interest In the preservation Of
society has proved to be failure in this country
He declares that the scramble for place in this
country has corrupted every avenue TO the
public service. Spoils are revelled upon a. II
they we're not exacted from the hard earnings y.
the people. The whole country, he saws. bas
been ssissd upon a. II by band Of licensed rob-
bsrs, and the Investigations made In Copgrs..
show that Publicity has oniy been given 10 .
small portion Of the evils which lie Ike ,,mo,s
In the body polite, and inname every dtre nrs.
pairing ~ fora dissolution, unless the nro,,. ..
driven To the very seat OF the corruption.
Philadsiphia journal remarks that n svar .hs
disease under which We are sufsriugis TO be Grad
teateds II VIII be when the mercantile. the me-
chssfes and agricultural classes, the real elements
Of strength, combine TO arrest the evil that now
threatens the prosperity and psrpstuity of the
government. IteAunot be denied that la the aa..
~ days Of the Republic, the ballot boz WAS 49,.
shs pnoitc msn pureF. the people purer ths 80
ssumsuta, federal and state sdminista,sa -
economically, Congress more ilonest A. 4 di~rsass
aud the souairy m.sas hasme6ious ana cs.rsss
with better Reputation ani more paorst nr,srar
in the world, than IL has ever had sincs ths 49,.
q uetion Of universal suffrage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

The N. Y. Courier des Etats Unis has discovered
an expedition on foot against Cuba
Richard J. Foster was to be hung, at Charles
ton, S. c., on Friday, for burglary.
Lewis Carrick, boatsman, was drowned isst
week In GalIintino Gut, Putnam county, Va.
There WAS hail storm in Baltimore last Friday
morning.
A woman from Osvego. N. Y, was ordered out
of Edsefield, g. c. in fory-eight hours, last week,
for writing violent abolition letter to the osweso
Times.
The Baltimore City Councils have again passed
the Traver's City Railroad bill, vetoed py aa!or
swan with this alteration, that the fare be put up
to five cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
FIRES.

CLEVELAND, March 25--J. B. Hegbe's Touring
mill, at Believer, was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss $4,000, with $4,000 insured. The hre Is
supposed to have originated from the Hic''on o'
the machinery.
TOLEDO, March GA fire at Napoleon, Ohio, this
morning, destroyed nearly oil the business portion
of that town The loss lie estimated at SIT ooo, on
which there is partial insurance.
sr. LOUIS. March 25-A FIRE at Joliet, ILL.,, this
morning, destroyed FIVE stores, involving loss OF
$4,000 or $685. 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The contract for carry
ing the mail from Icavenworth to Coraville. Pixies
Peak region, WAS made under the act OF 1879, au-
thorizing the establishment Of special posfofnces
to be sustained from their nett proceeds; and such
10 the arrangement In this case, that the compen-
sation 10 In no event to exceed five hundreu do.s
lara per annum. If the post route bill had passed
and the contract been made under IL, TINS service
would have coat thirty or forty thousand dollars
year. The contractors will be mainly compensated
for their outlay in the carrying Of passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
NAVAL.

NORFOLK, March 27.-OIders have been received
at the Navy Yard, to repair the condemned Steam
er Dispatch, Immediately.
The new sloop of war Richmond, will be launch
ed on the 18th of May.
A considerable addition has been made to the
number of bricklayers in the Yard. The work
has been stopped on the ordinance and provision
buildings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
SLAVE rRADEIN THE WEST INDIES.

SAVANNAH, March 25.-The schooner Alice Ban
del, from Havana on the Goth, brings intelligence
that cargo of $50 Africans had been captured and
taken into Porto Rico, and the crew of the vessel
imprisoned.
Another cargo of 600 had been landed OF RENE
dos, Cuba.
At Havana, sugars and molasses were firm
Freights were improving, and exchange declining
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WEATHER REPORT

WASHINGTON, March 2T.--The following was the
state of the weather at the places named at o'ck
this morning: New York and Philadelphia and
Washington, cloudy and cool; Baltimore, clear and
pleasant; Petersburg, Va, clear aud cool; Char.
lesion, S. c., clear, them. $50; Savannah, clear,
them GO; Montgomery Ala, cloudy; Wheeling,
ya clear; Cincinnati, cloudy and mild.
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DIED,

On the 2sth instant. Mrs. CAROLINE " Hill
LARD. in the 37th year o. her age
ing. from tho second Rapttst Church. Her friends
and arnu ain sucps are efpeCtfuliy invited,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

NEW York, March % The steamer Karnac has
arrived with Havana dates to the 10Th instant
Sugar was very stiff Mo!asses firm. Exchanges
had declined Sterling bills were quoted at lOa1Ol%
premium; bills on New York 1al - premium.
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nh 2l-dtd* JOHN T pEARcE

Hg-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.-6ENTLEMES: in retiring from the t,sld
must return you my sincere thanks Tor the man
favors have received from you in blazing ma II
the Office which have held for some years: And in
doing so. would beg leave to call vour attention. 10
the name OF CAPT. HENRY DAVIS. as a suitable
person TO fill that Office he having served az m =
deputy for some time past. JAMES GIBR '
NH l7-l5s~ City Grain Measurer
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GOLD DISCOVERIES IN NEW MExICO

LEAvENEoRTH, March 25.-Ihe Lawrence Repub.
llcan says that letter from Mr.. Morey, of the
original Lawrence company, now located near Ell
Paso states that plenty of shot gold has been dis.
covered on the banks of the Arkansas, and there
has been extensive prospecting. 1t yields five to
ten cents per pan. He thinks the prospect better
than ever existed ia California
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T1TrNcApTANs IN ITALY.

TITS raid that OF the Austrian troops nov ~
italy. scme sixty thousand are IInnsari"ns. Ins
Ecso GItelia states that Kossush mas ps'..a
through France, with the secret consent =. ,"'
French government, and arrived ineogn''o ~ 'e-
noa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

EE- HIGH C0NSTABLE.-In response to the
call Of MANY Voters.e announce myself candi-
date for the office of HIGH C0NsTABLE. at the
izens should it be their pleasure to elect me. %
give assiduous attention in the discharge Of my Off
ciai duties. NH ~ ids JOHN II DfGGEs.
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Nou1N.TToy poRTsuoJrTu

PORTSMOUTH. Va, March 27.-Col. P. Fl. Daugas
terry former State Senator from this district, has
been nominated by the Opposition, for Mayor Of
the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

EA-DR. RICHMOND A. LEWIS-DEAR SIR
Some of your fellow-ci,izsns. knowing your famt!-
iarity with chemistry and mechanics, your expert
ence in the analysis of GOALS your energy and in
dustry. believe you to be emineutly qualified for
the Office of SUPERINTENDE Nr or THE GAS
WORKS and ca uestly desire that you will present
your name to the voters Of the city "a candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
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JOHN pEARCE.

RT MANAGER OF THE POOR H0uSE-T0
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
! respectfully announce myself candidate for re.
election TO the Office OF MANAGER OF THE POOH
HOUSE.
NH 9-tde* JOHN PEARCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

tg- CITY GAUGER.-To THE yorERs or RrcH
MosD; Grateful for your kindpess heretofore. y
ton to the Office of CITY dAUGER. ''s'
nh 23-dtd* RTCuARn pny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

AE- CARD In answer to the very kind can
made upon me by MANY CirIxgSs." hereey sn-
Of oar GU Gas Works respectfully assuring them
and all Others that, ii elected VIII devote nv rn
tire time and capacity 10 faithful discharge OF 'a'
duties embraced in that once.
NH T-Ims JOHN II hNQ" LS1'
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NO STEAMERS NEWS
ERAM HANAA

BosToy. March 27.-The wires TO Halifax are
down. There is no chance of hearing of the arri.
val of the America, if she arrives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

Rg- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE cIry
OF KICHhOND-I respectfully announces nv.
sell candidate for the office of GRAIN MEAsUk
Err Of this city. should it be tn, plaasnfe If m,
fellow-citzens TO elect me to that office nieScs
an honest faithful and prompt die barge OF ali m
duties Of said cfice " 'A'e
NH 22-dtdH JFuppn
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90. unnsn. sIGa ANp ORNAMENTAL

M HOUSE, SIZE AND u ,aa.s ~ NJ.
Ia nuhiic that they have removed their shop from
ROAD street to the corner of Main and 18TH where
ali orders left for House, Sign and Paint
II sie Tbey.wi also whiten, color. frescoe walls
and ceilings In q superior manner As they use the
nnst mateTiaIs to be had aud have had an extensive
neTience in the various branches of business
eTated they feel assured that they can give entire
satisfaction, as heretofore. aEW1s R MAVnItE.
NH sl-sts Southeast corner of 18th and Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

AE- GRAIN MEASURER-The undersigned 3
a candidate for tho OH g OF GRAIN MEAsUksa,
aud respectfully soicts the votes of his friends and
the pr bic, plsdging 10 perform the duties TO tne
best Of his ability, If elected. Respec tfuily,
NH 2-tdee HENRY MYERS.
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J r WEBB.

HS- To THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF RICH
M0ND.-At the request of many friends bsrshv
announce myself candidate for the Office Of ~
MEAsURER. and respectfully solicit yonr votes q,
the approaching election, assuring that shonId IL
be your pleasure TO elect me, that W mi dischar
the duties to the best ef my ability. '~''"' 40
Very respectfully,
NH 2l-dtd* JOHN II pv.p,v
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WRECK OF THE BRITISH WAR STEAMER
JASSEUR.

new YORK, March 26.-The British war steamer
Jasseur was wrecked off Jamaica on the night OF
the 4th Of March The crew took to the boats. Ten
were subsequently swept overheard in the gale
One boat, containing the captain and nineteen
men, arrived in Cuba. The other boat, contain
ing thirty men. is missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

~ ELECTION CARDS-Oanddates for office.
at theapprosch ing Municipal Election, will md 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 ior the RAPID
ovacu,ion 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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THE ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD

HAMILTON, C. W., March 25.-The verdict Of tho
jury in the case Of the late accident on the Great
Western Railway, at Dundss, exonerates the Rail-
way Company from any blame whatever. Regular
| trains naaa over the road to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

nH-IF it is the pleasure of the citizens of Rich.
mond TO elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY GAS WORKS, l will sDdeavor faithfully 70
perform the duties OF the office
NH I2-dtd* RICHMOND A LEWIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
New PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY

N EW PlSIUL AMI hlF LIE dhLAShI.
IN TO THE CITIZENS OF kICHMOND.-l have
the pleasure to inform all persons interested in the
uge Of the Pistol that have opened an elegant gal
lery the corner of Main and l4lh streets, hien-
mond
have provided my establishment with every re,
quisita essential to thoroughly we'll appointed
Gallery. The public may confidently rely upon m
Pistols being Of the very best American. English
and French manufacture. and my entire accommo-
datons of such completeness AS to meet the patron
age of the public of Richmond
Amy Ladies who may be desirous to make them;
he glad to weit upon at their residences or at m y
Gallery, where have a special target, exclusively
set apart for the Ladies', and where they Will De
uninterrupted, and receive every attention they
may demand.
trust by nay long experience. az the proprietor
Of various Galleries in the United States, to know
and meet the requirements Of first class establsn-
ment and feel fully competent, without seiiiauua'
ton TO give thorough instruction in the skiiui use
CT the Pistol | shall be grateful for the PATRONAGE
OF visitors amateurs and pupils, and earnestly Oh
o1 ny 5s " JOHN TRAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

Hs- GRAIN MEAsUREg.-In response 70 .
cali made on me- signed MANY Voters d M9h a,,
and Madison Wards" and at the earnest soa.,s
tion OF many friends most respectfully ann@usso
myself u candidate for tho office OF ahAaN y 1TA
SURER. W LAabhNi'
NH S-dfdA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

TaR FloaEscss.-These popular players "pp.s'
at the Theatre Tonight. erowaea "o"'e ~ WIG
natural consequence.
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as- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY on
RICHMOND.-I again beg leave to Present myself
70 yot as candidate for reelection 10 the oiee N
MAYOR. JOsEpH N aV0 Vi
NH 25-tdss AO'
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Fs~ CITY COLLECTOR.-Iamsya ,, s..n,,....
for re election to the office of CITY COLL Eftro,
at the approaching Municipal elfctisns. A"0
mn 2o-tde" julius A HOBsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

FIFTY sERaEANT.-f respectfully snnoupes
myself candidate for reelection Ia fhs ofa - =,
CITY SERGEANT. O'''"' %
NH 24-dtdt THOMAS n Drrnrrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

SAILING OF THE WASHINGTON.
new YORK, March 25-The steamer City of Wash.
ington, sailed hence at noon to.day for Liverpool
with $50 passengers and 100000 in specie
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~ BEAu1Y.-It has votaey ~ .

~ BsAuTY.-It has votasy ~ ' r.
cry heart, moves to love- ana an influence. 70
the q FINE b1sa,Se rom shs
and it go. sgGn rs esn' and highly finished
aSsHIinses9s saA Do this and e you have heat ss
60 EEL and q taste to appreciate you must 10
photographs taken all sizes. mp 20 LIFE, e9pled
in oil or water colers. making reaiyy NM,s ~"
lures. oo.;.o f,rstou House Main at
Richmond,
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ePHCTAL Hor1CHS.


n~THB 6roLBN KIss--A new per-
'''A'' a'' W aARLfCK's Drug Store.
NH "a Market Place. Franklin st.
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Hg~ WE have employed CAPT. HENRY DAVIS
TO weigh grain for for some time past, and il AZ
fords MS pleasure to say that he has always been
prompt and attentive, aud has discharged his du
ties, we think, correctly and faithfully.
SHIELDS Il S0MERVILLE
MARK D0WNEY.
RIruMnSn Va March 9th Iafa nh LIZA
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ARREST OF NEW YORK THIEVES IN BOSTON

I ARREST OF NEW YORK THIEVES IN BUSIUN.
Bosros March 25-Two New York female thieves
were arrested yesterday aftern DON at the Worces-
ter depot, as they were about leaving the city,
having over twelve hundred dollars worth of silks
in their trunks, the products of their hieving oP
erations within the past two days. Their names
| are Julia Hall and Mary Davis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

80 GRAIN MEASURER--At the request OF
many of my friends. l respectfully announce my
self candidate for the above Office at the ensuing
spring election. NH s-tdes ] TH0S SMIE1.
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hg- WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants and
Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend to
the voters of the city MIR HENRY MYERS, a. a
suitable candidate for the office of GRAIN MEA-
SURER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent. and we have his assurance
that the duties will lie faithfully and inlpartially
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

HsTo THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND The
undersigned respectfully announces himssl, la esI IN
didate for the Office Of sUPERIN TENDENT w
THE CITY GAS WORKS, and soicits your SUI
frages at the approaching municipal election
NH Sides HUGH SMITH.
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~PR1Mz LYacHDURG sMoKIHa M W.
aAcco Five bbls Of the above. when y s ~
nrua9ist Market Place.
franklin street.
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DEPARTURE OF MINISTER MoLANE.
New ORLEANS, March 26-U. S. Minister Nc.
Lane, goes to Vera Cruz in the Quaker CITY. to.
morrow.
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sn- ALL the different styles of Portraits known
in The art, taken daily at REFS Cos mammoth es
tablishment
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n - NoTlcE.-The annual meeting
49, of the Stockholders of the Bank of the
Commonwealth will be held at their Banking House,
In the city OF hichmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of April next. -
nh 25-dtd X MORTON, Cashier.
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EA-A FEW seconds sitting is only required to pro
duce gem Of the first order at REEFS Cos, 1879 Mair
street.
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ECHoIcE PERruMnRY.

sorted Extracts. Fransfpanbi, Pomsdes, soaps
sa.chels. 80. italian Upper Ton, something ns y
and beautiful, together with full assortmsh,s ~ y
Toilet articles, Brushes. Combs. &c. lately
and o. enej at the Drug store Ct .,,..
NH oe-,w 'No Franklin street.
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eS NOTICE the ease and grace of position IN ZEE
i Co.'S likenesses
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nA- HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
| Am again a candidate for the above Office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections. and respectfully so+
cit the votes of my fellow citizsns for the same.
NH l5-tdeE r bUTLERt
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DEMOVAL.--In order to have sone
N improvements made 10 nay shop on the -. ss
moved mex 10 Walter Blair. Esq, corner ~ s sr
and Main where shalt be plead " lscNssssss "A
ders for PAINTING, WHiTENika !. ~ " ara paius
Ing business. hANo"
nh 4S--Sk
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kEREEs Co.'S rev style of Portraits are gems
of the first water They superior to all other
pictures taken in this city See them and Judge fof
rnrrsalf
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tHREEs Co have had seventeen years eXpe
rience, and are regularly educated Artists.
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~ SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS WORMS
In answer to tn calls OF many ielowcltikens. ~
spectfully announce myself eanalua'e ~. W an.
above Office, and solicit ycur support ~ ne ~
preaching election. NH 7-tdes JOHN fAA'