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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

It appears that in the eastern portion of the
good old State, whose staple productions are
sspitch, tar, turpentine and lumber" some res
markable fossil discoveries have been recently
made, among which, is what appeared to be
portion of vessels deck some forty feet in length
and bearing close resemblance to Ignite. The
time has been, says the Mobile Con federation, when
the discovery of such a remarkable fossiliferous
specimen would have set all the biologists and
arcbe oligists of the country on their heads; but
at this emil ghtened period of the worlds history
when the duty of not only managing but explaining
all things terrestrial, has devolved upon class Of
men known as editors, ii excites no SURPRISE for
the simple reason that, whatever occurs on the
EARTH or whatever is discovered above or beneath
or in the waters around it, is certain of speedy
and satisfactory solution. See how easily, and
humorously, the editor of the Wilmington Herald
settles this fossil matter
How this vestige Of human labor and human art
came there, is 8 question.
We understand that some erudite biologists
say that somewhere in Bladen county is found
the Oldest known geological formation in the
world If this be so, if this be the oldest part of
world it must, of course, have been the first ready
for the residence OF man, and the first occupied by
him; ergo, the Garden OF Eden somewhere in
| the Cape Fear region, which was then a better
| fruit growing country than it is now. We think
| Adam must have settled somewhere around this
way. for all the people claim to be descended from
| him.
1t Adam and Eve started in life In Eastern North
| Carolina, it is not probable that Noah had wan
dered very far from the old homestead. This sup
position gains strength when We consider how
Noah pitched his ark. Where else could he have
| got much good pitch other naval stores
| to pitch her within and without? Following up
this train of reasoning, why should not these hu-
| man remains have come down from Noah-be, in
fact, portions of his ark To be sure the absence
| of Mount Arsrat is a little in our way, but when
| we get to be philosophically regardless of all
are the great Agsssiz aud the mighty Emmons,
and the other stone breakers, We won't mind lit.
tie trjfts like this,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

virginia CIerGymeM IN new -,
The recent cali If Rev. Or. Hoar, Of Prince Foe
y rs. to become assistant minister OF DR.. sraiSos
Presbyterian church. In New York; call wnien
It /. announced tina, he has accep.ed-reminds us
that the Empire CITY has drawn largely on the
south for .ome If the best pulpit talent In It's
borders, The late Or. ALEXANDER Of Princeton the
mos. em,nent man In the Presbyterian church,
was from virginia, and Dr. HAWKS. the great Epas'
e,n., divine. 4. from North Carolina. Rev. Or.
pARKs. the late eloquent and excellent minister Of
Trinity church. was from, Virginia, and so were
good many others, distinguished In the Northern
pulpit. None ofthese men had any crotchets about
them: they were all men Of sense aud discretion
a. we'll as learning. Rev. DIR. SPRING 10 now 80 far
assauced In years, that his assistant will be, we
take 1T, virtusIly, the chief pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23
Undertaking NeRroes.

The New York Herald says that Il 10 known at
Washington, from official sources In Madrid, that
the spanish government has determined to
throw open the trade Of importing Coolies into
Cuba, and 10 stimulate IL as much aspoSsibte' The
object of this movement Is double one. 1t is In.
tended to increase greatly the present production
OF sugar, by decreasing the cost of labor to its
minimum poiat, and to lead eventually to the
abolition Of negrs slavery 10 that island as to
make Its possession as undesirable to all the
great powers as are Hayti and Jamaica now. Tits
calculated that 300, 900 Chinese Coolies can be
placed In Cuba ip FIVE years at cost of not over
$3.50 head. and that the value of the slaves every
/ where in America will be reduced in a cores
ponding ratio"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

THEATRE.-LaSt Night Of Mr.. INardocA-This
is the last night of Mr.. Murdoch's engagement
here, and it is likely (if we may judge by his res
cent absence OF seven years to be the last oppor-
tunty the public will have for a long time, to
witness his refined and well tempered acting
The occasion is also his benefit, and If the hea.
vens vouchsafe pleasant weather, q crowd NAV
be expected. The piece put up is the same which
was 80 well received on Monday night-"Ds Soto.n
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The Two EEaperors.

1t is said that whilst all Europe is praying to be
delivered from the curse of a war, "the Emperors
of France and Austria both wish for fight" Why
can't they agree to decide the question at ISSUE by
personal combat, and spare the lives Of millions
who have no concern in their quarreli If both
of them were killed, neither Austria nor France
would be inconsolable, and humanity at large
would be the gamer
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Important to Richmond Interests


We cordially congratulate Richmond upon the
unanimous passage by the City Council of the
resolutions which we published yesterday, appro.
priating $4,000 for the rcmova of the reef below
Rockets. This will allow vessels drawing fifteen
feet water to come to the docks of this city, aud
will give an Impetus and expansion to our COM
merce we'll worthy the expenditure of ten times
the amount of the appropriation. We have
already stated that, as soon as this important i'm
provement is completed, number of gentlemen
of this city will construct line of packets to run
between Richmond and Liverpool.
Another matter important to the interests OF
eur beautiful and growing city, was the meeting
yesterday Of the subscribers to the stock of the
Roanoke Valley extension. Yesterday was the
day appointed for that meeting. and a majority
would then decide between the Keysville connec.
ton, 30 important to Richmond, and the other
routes. liberal subscription has been raised in
this city, and Messrs. Anderson and Baskerville
have gone on to represent the subscr ibers here
We are not apprised of the decision, but earnestly
hope that it may be in favor of route which
m 1st unite US 10 bonds Of intimate commercial
iatercourse with one of the richest and most far,
tile regions of Virginia and North Carolina.
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SUBMARINE EXCAyATOR.

We understand that the machine to be employed
in cleaning out the bar at New Orleans, under the
appropriation made for that purpose by Congress,
will be one invented by Mr.. Wilbram Kennish of
this city, model of which may be seen at Mr..
Dawson's drug store. Mr.. Kennish ia now absent
at the North, on business connected with his pa
fant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23
THE sIrspECTrD SLAYER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March Cit is rumored that
the bark Il. A. Rawlings, reported yesterday az
seized as a SLAYER, had landed GOO negroes on the
Florida coast This is considered doubtful, az
she cleared at this port for Havana with cargo
of rice on the 18th Of December. The time inter.
vening would be very short for trip to Africa
and back
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

m. SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPEarr.-W inviteat.
tention TO the sale of Mr.. e. Nc ADAMS Franklin
street property. which, including his Soap and Can
die Factory. vii be sold at auction at half past
this afternoon. The property il ali valuable ana
desirable. and the Soap and Candle FACTORY, We
learn has for come years yielded very handsome
proft. To a person DESTROYS of engaging in that
business. it presents strong Inducements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23
Grniu Crops in Hussiu

The Brussels correspondent of the N. Y. Herald
learns that there is great fear in Northern Ger
many and In Russia of the failure of the grain
crops. There has not been the usual protection
to the young wheat and other grain, and cold
spell of weather during the Spring would produce
almost q famine.
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CANDID ATnS roR oprrnr

~ FOR MAyA0ER on THE POOR HoUsfs .-,
MARTTN N LIP COMB 81 Z essalss.s - ss..Dssaa
noe Of MaNAgEs or rilE POOH HoUss III e, e, e
srprosssnaag sesop sad u msrIorious seryss.
eusrantse fog every gualiGcatsos 81 d;s~is IRE sly
dniss OF ssid once be has claims nyoy shss s. I w
zsEs csr,sny rot Interior % those Of other e.,s
fhe voters Of the TfyppsMa kgorted b.
NH 73-3t AHhhE WAhDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

a. ELECTION CARDS. Candidates for Office.
at the proach ing Municipal Election, will ind Z
greatly to their interest 10 call At the DISPATOh
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
Office In the city has the facilities for the rapid
execution Of this description OF Printing. and the
stock OF CARDS always kept on hand 10 unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
id HAMMERsLEY h co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

New HAVEN Conn, March 2l.-The trial of the
case of the bark Lawrens, seized at New London
on suspicion of being intended for the slave trade,
terminated in this city this forenoon, before the
u. s. District Court. Judge Charles A. Iugersoll
decided that the evidence was not sufficient to
prove that the bark was a SLAYER, but that there
was probable cause to justify the Collector of New
London in making the seizure and arrests.
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WRECK

NEW YORK, March 21.-The schooner e. Town
send, for Norfolk, was wrecksd at Red Hook.
Wrebb Point, on Saturday. part of her cargo
was saved without injury from water.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEgRAPH LINES,
0FrcE-No. 100 Eagle Square. Main Ut.
REPORTED FOR THE ssDISPATCH.'
THE LATE CALI

SAVANNAH, "a, March 22.-No marine disasters
from the late gales have yet been reported here.
The steamer Star of the South. from New lork,
reports that on Friday, when af Cape Hatteras,
she saw quantity of pine planks nailed to hogs
heads
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MARINE ACCIDENT.

NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-The steamer Tennes'
see, for Vera Cruz, has returned, having been da'
mayed by grounding at the mouth OF the river
aud q vessel drifting into her.
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sr JoHN, March 21.-Several houses in Port.
land. suburb of this city, were consumed by fire
yesterday morning. They were partially in
sured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

FATALITY.-Patrick Dugan, a laborer, fell from q
wagon, at Savannah, Ca, on Saturday last, and
was killed. But few days before, his wife was
killed by falling down the steps and dislocatiog
her neck.
Leopold Kapr, Hebrew pedlar, was killed at
Townsville, Ga, on the 10th inst, by being
thrown from his wagon.
Lucan Brown, charged with the murder of Col.
Joseph Bond, was discharged by the Magistrates
Court of Dougherty county, Ga, on Friday morn
ing.
DR.. Jos. Barton, a we'll known Home opathic
physician, of Charleston, s. c., died on the Goth
inst.
BENZ. T. Tatem has received the appointment of
Inspector of Lumber for Norfolk county, Va.
Mayor Grice of Portsmouth, Va, has been re-
nominated by the Democracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

ADOPTION OF THE NEW CANADIAN TAHITI.
TORONTO, G. W March 19.-The new tariff was
carried through the Committee last night, with
few alterations, consented to by the Inspector
General, the most important of which are, that
the new duty on tea and green coffee does not
come into effect until the first Of January, 1850,
the rate then to be 10 per cent. ad ralorem. and
the new duty on sugar commences on the first OF
July next, the rate to be 80 or 40 per cent, &C.
cordipg to quality.
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STEAM CANAL BOAT.

The Alexandria gazette states that steam Gas
nal boat, fitted with a new wheel, the invention OF
Mr.. A. Ii. Brown, has just left Alexandria, on a
trial trip to Cumberland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

RB-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MONT. GENTLEMEN: in retiring from the 6eld !
must return You my sincere thanks for tha man1
the Office which have held for some wears. ana ~
doing So would beg leave to call your attention ~
the name OF CAPT. HENRY DAVIS az a sujiahIs
deputy for some time past. JAMES y GT3R "'
NH iT-i5s~ City Grain Measurer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

BE- WE have employed CAPT HENRY DAVIS
TO weigh grain for US fer some time past and II az
fords MS pleasure to say that he has always been
prompt and attentive. ani has discharged his dn.
ties. We think, correctly aud faithfully.
SHIELDS a S0NERyILLE.
MARK D0WNEY.
RICHMOND, Va March 9Th, 1859. NH l7-ls,s
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gpFCTAL NOTICES.

- BEAUTY lit has a, votary IN ev-
cry heart. moves 10 love, and refnes the taste II
you wish 10 be subjected to such an tnfiusnce. 60
to the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART aALLEhr.
and see II glow rpon the canvas. breathe from tns
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. and If you have heart
to feel and o taste to appreciate. you must Do
pleased
Photographs taken oil sizes, up 10 IIrE, copied
from DaRuerreotypas or Ambroty pes, and coioreo
in oil or water coiers making really hsautiful PIC
lures. w MlMNIs.
Opposite Custom House, Main St.
NH % Richm ond.
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j Y WEIR


A1s-TIIE PEOPLES TICKET-M0NRoE Wapr,
FOR CITY COUNCIL
FOUNDERS Denoon
w G Allen Epps
l. w Giszebrook
FOR ALDERMEN
] Bray III S.arke
J W Beyeridge g G Elicit
N G Lipscomb
The above tirket of true and tried men will r.
Supported on Wednesday the 6th day of April ns. -
MANY VOTERS Ole MONROE warn
NH 22-3ts
Rs- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-At the request of many friends. hsrsh,
announce myself candidate for the ofiics ofGRaIw
MEASURER. aud respectfully solicit -FOUR yot,s a,
the approaching election. assuring that sh9nlj n
bs your pleasure elect me, that " Il, discbar.
the duties to the best af my ability ~
Very respectfully,
NH 2l-dtd* JOHN pEARrp
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T4ARp vov

Ig CITY dAuaER.-To rae yorsss a, p,.w
MoSp; grassful for your kindpeps heretofore u
tim to lie oss Of CITY ssr fassmaidate for
NH 23-dtds sySr.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH.
MOBILE RACES.


MOBILE, March 22.-The race yesterday, mile
heats, was won by Planet In two straight heats
Time 1.4o-1.53.
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RIOT THE AUBURN PRISON.
EyREIN ST John. N. d.

ALBANY, March 2l-There was n riot in the Aus
burn prison on Saturday, in which Mr. kirkpa-
trick, the Warden, shot three men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

NEw YORK March 22.-Cotton finn. with sales OF
1000 bales Flour firm: State S. 506 90, hio Sc CO
as 80, Southern Sc 2:G6 70. Wheat jrm-no South.
ern reported. Corn active; uuxed S9@so:, yellow
sS@S9c. Turpsntine active and UNCHANGED. hosin
heavy. Rice baoyant at 4@l41s. and 5}S for choice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

anIF it is the pleasure Of the citizens OF Rich.
mond to elect me SUPERINTENDENT or THE
CITY GAS WORKS. will eYFesyor faithfully TO
perform the duties ofthe Office
NH I2-dtds RICHMOND A LEWIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

NA-DR. RICHMOND A. LEHlS-DEAR SiR:-
Some of your feilow-citiz sus Knowing your fam'l-
iarity with chemistry and mechanics your sxF sri-
ence in the analysis of Goals your energy and in
dustry. believe Won to be en- iGeutly qualified for
the Office of SUPERINTENDENT or THIS GAS
WORKS. aud earnestly desire that yen will present
your name to the voters of the CITY candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

FISHING on TIE RoAHoEE-On the arrival of the
sssA"snlp Roanoke ct her wharf in Portsmouth
Va, on saturday evening, rock ash, four or Ave
.sos IN 'sng.n, and weighing s. pounds, was found
.a.ss 2. 1sr wheel honsss, lying upon the shafs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

~ REEF Co.'S new style of Ambrotypes are
the most beautiful and pleasing pfstnres extant.-
See them Beware of imitators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

SALE OF FARM.-The farm known as "Scot-
land,' in Norfolk county, Va. sold a short time
since, to w. W. Sylvester, for $l5,999, was sold
last week by Mr.. Sylvester to D. Mcdonald Lind.
sey, of North Carolina, for 81, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

go HIGH CoNsTABLE.-Ia response to the
cali of MANY Voters announce myself eanei-
date for tho Office of HIGH C0NcTABLs. st the
ensuing municipal election, assuring nv fellow cit
give assiduous attention in the discharge Of my OH
cial duties. NH ~ ids JOHN DI&akS.
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- GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, NAH
STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
m NJ VIA

INFORMANT NNTICE.
WATSON feels It due to his Patrons and the pub-
lie tender them his warmes. thanks for the gene
rous sup oort 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 receiving an
he is determined to sell New York prices and he
intends to double his eforts to please all who NAV
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be seen at his Gallery which for
and workmanship. is equal 10 any produced in the
CITY. Here you can have picture of SURPRISING
other house-while Photographs whole size. inch.
es by for So; duplicates 81. The public are nyi-
ted to call and Judge for themselves
sale. NH lo--iisif
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m RgEs q Co.'S Steam Gallery is the only place
in this city where small CHI ildren are taken cor
rectiy.
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~ "GIN CocKTAiL."-From J MILLIONS. ths
wholesale repository Of this delicious beverage. w
have received a bottle of it.
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To- HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
I am again a candidate for the shove Office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections, aud respectful solL
cit the votes of my fellow citizens for tho ssrne.
NH I5-tde BUTLRR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

Hg HENRY MYEsS-aKAIs mEAsrprp
large number of our most Influential n,.h
navs eome oct in behalf OF this d.ssry;aas
sUkhk 70 Is needless. in advocating sha MEA'
Q. eanhdate TO refer t. his past service. neiis
cy. Ior uniorfunttsiy. the more practical ara me
ssntmeDtai PUBIC eTqufe only az 10 hi has sss
ana ntpess Tor the ,cork. In both tbr "a ,a.nesfY
Ml. Myers has claims upon our votes ana ~
m9, penevs rnas sinae impartial man IN hs 40 20
ed honesty and one whose perseverance, ar
non 70 business VIII make bin the very bsss SEQ
We could elect Let these views induce Al, ~ oser
nirm tneIf votos ano place man in the ofc. s x
VIII, at the end OF his term retire win tha who
ledge that ne has been faithful 10 the nuhiss "noS'
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NH 23-4ts Opposite Elk

IL BUY YOUR Books AT TIE GIFT BOOK STORE
where you may buy
A Book and Gold Watch for $l.00
A Book and Silver Watch for Loo
A Book and Gold Chain for 90
A Book and Gold Thimble for 90
A Book and Cameo Pin for co
A Book and set of Sleeve Buttons for Loo
A Book and Gold Locket for co
A Book and Gold Bracelet for leo
A Book and Gold Pencil for 100
A Book and Gift Book for l 90
GIFT BOOKSTORE.
NH OFT No So Main st.
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0alignanfs Messenger Of late date, gives the fol
lowing % an extract Of letter dated "Genoa
January 9th -
II can positively assure ron that Kossuth. whom
anow personally, arrived here yesterday, with
suIee osner Hungarian refugees, from Nice. Ha
~ cone under the name Of Clarke with passpor,
W., III. J. where 10 had stopped for some time.
, ssws with several HangArians, who s srs
ssc.s q g sSs advantage Of the Italian comnca
.. 49, e excite fresh agitation. Kossu,h H. y
a.as q n% great &: number
fsnsn troops In the Lombsrdo~ VsrstS a. zee Hun
ns ~ since left for Turin ''s'ian kingdom
~ ASsso'a Y man Of speech, and no, =, ...,.
~ - no Iosgsr any hold upon the n,h,,a ae. .
So. y Hiato be hoped, hovsvsr !. " .aa
vii, :. european war, that thts rsil.n. .as
a.. ~ sois to asssrt and msiutsis H. ,.san.
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60 A CAnD.--The attention OF anna.
4aurs nd others are invited to my sale Of hoses'
30, ~ = p o LARuS. Aucf.
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MN- TO THE VOTERS OF TIRE CRY OF RICH.
MON d II avn candidate for the effcs of HIGH
CONSTABLE of the city and with the sssurance
on nv part that the duties of the Gfice shall BE-
faithfully aud promptly attended 20. hope 10 re-
ceiva your votes. j L BRAY.
NH l5-tdss
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IS TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. - The
didate for the office OF sUPERIN TENnENT ot
THE CITY GAS WORKS. aud solicits your SUI
frages at the approaching municipal election
NH S-tds$ HUGH SMITH.
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] EhEHANT

g2- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CRY
OF EICHMOsD.-I respectfn'ly announce nv
Err of this city. Should it be this pIaasure NJ IN
fellow-cit Zens 70 elect to that effics MAD.
an honest faithful. and prompt discharge Of All H.
duties of said office. " '"e
nah 22-dtd* JYWERp
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ES- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE 10
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
I respectfully announce myself candidate Tor re-
election to the Office Of MANAGER OF THE POOH
HOUSE.
NH y-tdes JOHN PEARCE.
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ssThE following gentlemen will be voted fl,
Ward. at the approaching election in Arr 81; s'n
Peachy r Grattan Af'"' sD'
Thos w McOance
Geo w Randolph
DavidJ Rurr
d. w Roddy
NH d. BE xeprrY.
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Hsv~ CARD. - In answer to the very ksad eaii
made upon me by MANY CfrIzsSs,n L herebs an.
nounce yself a. a candidate tr tis "a pertgtssdsscJ
IF our CITY Gas Wrks respectfully assuring thsM'
and all Others that, If elected will devote ny e.
tire time and capacity TO faithful discharge OF ne
dutie, embraced Ia that Office. n,,rs
mh 7-lms JOHN n ksUnLae-
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nj WE THE uNnPRsTGNEn Mnrnhnn,

Es- WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. Merchants and
Citizens of the City of Richmond do recommend TO
the voters Of the city Dir HENRY MYERS, a. A
suitable candidate for the Office of GRAIN MIA
SURER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent. and we have his axursnce
that the duties will be faithfully and mpartially
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1910. assysA % tbs Hail eh~ii--ts thu ~.~.N.v
Eskss describes : drangsn ma nsw York
"sosdwsy on shutter. os1nsa along
n...ss Lower House Of the Ohio Lssi...a,s h.v.
;hs State. ~ ""s's " oil the hogs In
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