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FISHER & WINSTON,
NH est Wholesale Agents.

~ Tbs LADIES of the Second Pres
byterian Church propose holding Fair in Mechan-
les Institute Hall commencing next MONDAY even.
object of the fair is to repair and make several i'm.
portant alterations in the church, and as this is
cause in which many are interested. besides the
regular congregation, the ladies feel confidence in
looking for encouragement both from their own
friends and the citizsns generally. NH 30-4t
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FRr.-Tbe stables of the Tunstall House, at
Danville, Va, were burnt Thursday nlgnt' ana ii
horses consumed in the flames.
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or We are indebted to B. 2. PooRs, Eeq, ior
Transactions and Monthly Bulletin OF the ohi'eo
States Agricultural Society, for 1858"
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~ PAPER HANGINGs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
JOHN REGNAULT,
1872 Main street square above Post once.
Ia now receivnR from the first factories IN
England and this country, his usuai asSor VI
0p'inS PAPER HANGINGS.
embracing every thing usually Kept N sne antno
PAprRINg DONE, are invited to call and examine MS
stock "a rromptly
an 2-2W
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STEAMER BuRNr.-The little river steamer d. Z
shen,feler, owned by r. D Phillips, of urry coun
ty. Va, was burnt on James River a few night
ago. The crew had to swim ashore.
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NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS. - The Democratic
Convention of the district lately represented by
Hon. John Letcher, has nominated James ID. skin'
ner of Staunton, for Congress.
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a ..M.cuInE B.Lr1Ne"-LEATHER

"MACHINE BDLTING"-LEATHE
and RUBBER of all widths, at manufacturers
prices and warranted full. Also, Steam Packing,
Cotton and Linen Twines, Blank Books, Paper, &C.,
&C., q Pearl street.
NH 23-6t KNOWLES d WAEEORU.
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ap 2-2!
- Ar a rerular meetipe Of Spring.

AT regular mtctIDB VI DFt!.B
field Division, No I67 Sons Of Temperance: held at
their Hall. on Church Hill, March 3Ist, 1889. the
following officers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter, viz:
Robert Richardson. " 2; samuel Win,ree.
Henismin Cooke. + 8; T Wiley Davis. TT; Jos Z
Keesee. Or: Thomas " Hay, A Or; ThomasJ Grab
bin. :; Henry smith, OF; JAS h'ooick' Snap'
Springfield ia still aourishing. aid doing good
service for the Cold Water cause. sp Z-ir
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SAILING OF STEAMERS

NEv YORK, March 3l-The steamer Kernak, for
Galway, to-day took out seven cabin passengers
and $4,000 in specie.
The Circassisn also for Galway, took out fortys
seven cabin passengers and lis in the steerage,
and SOS 900 in specie.
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Hsr TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND Iespectfully announces nv
Err of this city. Should it be the pleasure Of nv
fellow-eitizens to elect me to that office, pledge
an honest faithful. and prompt discharge Of all the
duties of said Office.
NH 22-dtdS JFTEBg
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n~PRIME LYNCHBURG SMOKING To-
BACCo-Five bbls of the above which is strictly No
! and beantifnl inst to hand and for sale by
W GARLICK, Apothecary and
Druggist Market Place,
NH o6-2w Franklin street.
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49, CITY GAUGER.-To THE VOTERS OF RIcH-
MoND: Grateful for your kindpeJs heretofore re.
spectfuly announce myself candidate for rec &C.
ton to the offi zee of CITY GAUGER.
Eth 23-dtdF RICHARD FOX
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FS- MANAGER OF THE POOR HQUSE=To
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RfCaMoNp-
I respectfully announce myself candidate ioI r re-
election TO the oisice Of MANAGER OF THE PooA
HOUSE. .nrv
NH e-tdes JOHN PsAhoh-
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M TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
M0ND Il AN candidate for the effice of HIGH
CONSTABLE Of the city, and with the assurance
on my part that the duties of the Office shall be
faithfully and promptly attended 70. hope 70 re-
ceive your votes. l. BRAY.
NH I5-tdes
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o. HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
am again candidate for the above Office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections and respectfully soli-
NH 15-tde* BUTLER,
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So CARD In answer to the very aind GU.
made upon me by MANY CIfixEss.n heIeo! 49, IN
nouDce mysslf a. caadisate for tie AsptYtafehaessS
If oar CITY Gas Works respectfully assufans men,
and al Others that u elected VIII devote w ma
tire time and capacity 70 . faithful disehAfke VI WV
'n MI 7s en- nss0sa IN 'nas JOHN KNOWLES
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~ HIGH CoNsTABLE.-In response to the
call Of MANY Voters" L announce myself eAndl-
date for the Office Of HIGH C0NeTABLE, At the
ensuing municipal election, assuring my fellow em
ixens should il be their pleasure 10 elect me, 70
give assiduous attention In the discharge Of or-
cial duties Imh i2-tdsl JOHN II pI6GEs-
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MANY VOTERS.

TO CITY GUAGER. - SAMPSON JONES, our
former worthy and efficient UAGER, will be voted
for for the above office, whether heis acanddate
not.
ANTS MANY VOTERS.
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ONE OF THE VOTERS.

As-FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.
In reply to the call made upon me through the Dis
pat III of Thursday last. as well as to the many per-
so Ial applications, have concluded 70 announce
myself candidate for the ONCE OF sUPERlNTEN-
cision of the meeting of the Wing parry, to be held
tonight Respectfully. &c,
an PIT JAS ID BROWNE.
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~ REFRIGERAToRs,
REFRIGERATORs.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE
CALL AND SEE THEM;
GALL AND SEE THEM.
pr;ees sucb that evary one can afford to buy one.
Refr;oerator an w ater Cooler Depot. at l37 Main
street 1noo N
pl-lm
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j Y WEBB.
- T0 TILE Y0TERs nF TuE CIrY an nI,

Ar TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND-At the request of many friends hereby
announce myself candidate for the Office of GRAIN
MEAsUkER. and respectfully solicit your votes at
the approaching election, assuring that should II
be your pleasure TO elect me, that will DISCHARGES
the duties to the best Of my ability.
Very respectfully,
NH 2I-dtdA JOHN praprr
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APPREHENSIONS FOR THE SAFETY OF TIL
BRITISH FRIGATE CURACAO.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The British frgate Cura-
Goa, from Plymouth, with Lord Lyons-the new
British Minister-snd family on board, is now out
81 days Serious apprehensions are felt for her
safety,
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H- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND again beg leave to present myself
TO you as candidate for reelection to the Office Of
MAYOR. JOSEPH MAYO
NH 25-tdef
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NH 2I-dtdA
JOHN F PEARCE.
srTO THE VOTERS on THE CIrY on RICH.

AFT0 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOSD.-GENTLEMRS: In retiring from the field. 1
must return You my sincere thanks for the many
favors bave received from you in placing me Ia
the office which have held for some years and in
doing so. would beg leave to call your attention to
tue name OF CAPT. HENRY DAVIS. as a suitable
person to fill that Office he having served As nv
deputy Tor some time past. JAMES GLIB.
NH l7-l5t* City Grain Measurer
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~ AFFLICTED READ

a~ AFFLICTED READ
MIMNOCK'S INDIAN PANACEA
Continues to give relief to the afflicted Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia give way to its powerful in
fiuercs Read the following certificate:
Richmond, Dec. 1859.
Mrs WARRINGTON Dear Madsme.-It affords me
pleasure to testify to the value of your Rheumatic
Medicine. have used it in my family for Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia. and confidently recommend
it as being good for both.
Yours respectfully,
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED Marc,

!" WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants and
Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend to
the voters Of the city MIR HENRY MYERS, a. q
suitable candidate for the Office of GRAIN MEA-
suRER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS ia
every way competent. and we have his assurance
that the duties will be faithfully aud impartisly
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HA.IF II 10 the pleasure Of the citizens Of Rich
mond to elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF TUT
CITY GAS WORKS, I will endesvor faithfully TO
NH ia-dtds " RICHMOND A LEWIS.
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Re- TO THE VOTERS OF TUE CITY OF RICH.
MON DBL respectfully announce myself candia
ate for re election to the Office Of CITY ASSESSOR
Eah 3l-3ts DIM MILLER
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go EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEsT.-
QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.-The New
York Academy of Medicine. after careful and
thorough examination of this preparation, recon-
mended possessing all the virtues OF the OIL but
deprived of its nauseous taste and as especially ap
plcabls to those delicate stomachs which reject the
oil; try it.
PENPoLp. PARKtR MOWER, Agents, New York.
For sale by w PETEkS0N,
NH 25-l2t and all Druggists OF the city.
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- The Richmond Typographical
Society vi,l hold monthly meeting THIS EVE
MING. at s O'clock, at Odd Fellows' Hail.
an 2IIt IT vANNERSON, Kec Sec.
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JAS d BROWNE.

re- THANKING THE FRIENDS who have
published my name as one of the persons to be
voted for at the ensuing Municipal election, 10 re-
present Madison Ward in the City Council, re-
spectfuly say to the voters that cannot even
il elected. THOS w ACCANCE.
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Ad- WE have employed CAPT HENRY DAVIS
TO weigh grain for us for some time past and II az
fords rs pleasure TO say that he has always been
prompt and attentive. and has discharged his du.
ties, we think, correctly and faithfully.
SHIELDS Il S0MERVILLE,
MARK DOWNEY.
RICHMOND, Va. March 9Th 1859. NH I7-l5ts
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ETCITY SERGEANT respectfully spnounc.
myself candidate for reelection to the on "a ~
CITY SERGEANT. VI
NH 2f-dtdH THOMAS u DUDLEy
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As-CLERK OF TIE HUSTINGs COURr.-fre.
sdectHlly announce myself candidate for re.elec.
Z, to the office Of CLERK OF THE HUsTINGs
COURT, at the ensuing municipal elections
NH 23-tdes ROBERT HOWARD
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ALTO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. - Toe
undersigned respectfully announces himseli can AZ
didase Tor the once of RuPERlN TkNpENI w
The CITY Gas WORKS. and solicits yenr sur
Traces at the approaching municipal s,sc svirg
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EA-DR. RICHMOND A. LEwiS-DsAR Sra -
Some OF your fellow-citizsns, knowing your famii-
Iarity with chemistry and mechanics ycur experi-
snce in the analysis of GOALS. your energy and in
dustry. believe You to be emineDtiy qualified Tor
the Office OF SUPERINTENDENT or THE GAS
WORKS. and earnestly desire that ron will preeent
your name to the voters Of the city as candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
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~ N ON ROE ARD.
PoR c0uEctt

~. MONROE WARD
FOR COUNCIL:
David Saunders
Richard @ Morris
George X Crutchfeld,
Thomas SamsCn,
FLEMING Griffin
The voters of MONROE WARD demand A ch.,v.
in the Council. This ticket will lie supported Nv
NH 30-6ts MANY VfyrEp3
&S- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS wORKs
To THE VoTERs OF RIcHMoND.-I respectfully An.
nounce myself q candidate for the above ONCE ana
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election
NH lido HAaERTv
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n.y. THE FAIR at the Mechanics In
,,itnte now being held by the Ladies Of pr h4ges
Ii.h sIIPpER. The Ladies hope then to see ali
their friends
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- MANAGER or THg rOok hcu y. ,s.rees
FH1 CITI2RNa on RICHMON D,-l nes s,sss ssd
fnlly announce mysslf fos re s essss Vs.
sclieit Jour voees - Ne oo1isE sxTiN BRAGG.
HaAs sAall aot b shls e ~ e 49, SaPs,
49, .Ss ~ ~ I'm az n tn iustee p q
sej<s Fl 49, r. ~ know NE. - 70 la{ 9ey 49,
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AR "HERRINo's FIRE PRoof SAFES"
WITH POWDER PROOF LocKs.-Every merchant should
have his Books and Papers secure from Fire. 3. G.
Herring Co, and we as their Agents. offer 81 900
for proof that the contents of any OF their Patent
Premium safes has been destroyed by fire.
KNOWLES Il WALFORD, Agents,
NH 2S-6t q Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
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g. GRAIN MEASURER.-At the request OF
many of my friends, respectfully announce NY.
self candidate for the above of1ce at the ensuing
spring election. NH s-tdes THOs saIra'
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ANOTHER MURDERER IN BALTIMORE SEN.
TFNCED

BALTIMORE, April 1-Henry Duval, convicted of
the murder of Christian Fischer, in the western
part of the city, this morning sentenced TO De
hung. This makes five now under the sentence OF
death here
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-. InsurAucp

- InoUnAHCn
or ALL KINDS UPON TAyQRABLkT.kMMSS;r
LIFH, FIRE and MARINE INsU HAnuEt
az usual st the General Insurance Agency Pearl
street. Immediately next door to the ONCE OF
Eaeho Two we'll known and established Compa'
and The t}reat western Fire Insurance and Trust
Oompany doth OF PhiiadslphiA.) Capital, - .1s3
0OO. Call and get, free Of charge. Pamphlet Also
- G. r BROKEN.
np2-2t General Insurance Agent.
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-TuxAsruAL MEETING Of the stock

,oidsrs of the RICHMOND AND CHARLOLdaEasS..
VIE TURNPIKE CO.HPdNf Will take p oI on On
SMnNnIY The 18th day of April at Ia O'clock. "a.
"uoDot DAVID SAUNDERS, secretary.
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: THE VIGILAycg COMMITTEE of
MARINE INTBLLIGHNCA.


~~~~~~->~~~~~~~~~I-~>->~~
PORT OF RLCHMOND-APRIL I, 1859.
>~>~>~O~~~>-~O~~~~~~>>>~N~~~~(-
High Water this day (Stt,Slay) SO o'ciocI.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, ndso
and passengers Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Beividere, Kesne, Baltimore, mdse d 4
W Curric.
st. amer Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia. mdse and
schr Ann Cannon, Now ell. Charleston, lumber,
Robinson.
Sehr Mary Elizabeth, Swinson. James river, nour,
Ssiden Miller.
sohr RAllajo. Shelley. York river. cern and tc-
bacco.
Propeller Echo. snires, Petersburg, mdse, A S
Lee.
SAILED.
schr Westover, Nicksrson, Boston, mdse, D AW
CuTre.
British schooner Susan, Long, Halifax, Wombls /
Claiborne.
schr Lacorn. Bennis. down the river, light.
schr Haraecrabble. Gregory, down the river,
light.
schr Emma Jane. Phillips. down the river. light
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&C. HENRY MYERS-I saw recently a Card
in our paper advocating the election of Mr. HEN
the truths in which all seem ready to admit The
writer. however. omitted many things in his advo
caey Of the officer which may be truthfully said of
Mr. NJ doeJ not re eide among us. With = humanity
that even to the peril ofhis life did not dampen. he
filed the perilous post Of Superintendent of the
Norfolk Hcspitnl, in 1855. an office he assumed
without the oesre or hope Of reward. Ofhis con
duct while there 1t is needless to speak, for it is
dsinterested, brave and liberal he has proved
himself fail to come up to the expectations of his
fellow citizens? With the fe cts before u.s. can
believe implicitly that he will erery erpecta
tion and with that belief, vote for him cheer
fully. For one, the writer an old man, is glad OF
the opportunity to do this young man justice, and
hope all will follow his example. ap2-lte
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"a GRAIN MEASURER.-The urdersiEnsS, y =
Q candidate for shs office OF GRAIN MEAsunnn5
aud respectfully solicits the votes Of his friends
the prblic, plsdging 10 perform the duties 70 VOC
best Of his ability. il elected. Resgeetiu
NH 2-tdes HENRY @thnS'
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The performance will conclui lie with piece of non.
sense By n0ndescript, called FLORENCE
WORRIED BY JOHNSTON. Mr.. w Flo
rauce. e young author and Comedian, } Mr. w j
Florence.
(For synopsis, see bills of the day.)
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT OF THE
PERCUSSION.

~. RICHMOND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT OF THE
IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL.
LAST EIGnF OF THE
IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL.
Mr. AND MRS W FLORENCE
MR. AND MRS W FLORENCE.
THREE GREAT PIECES.
THREE GREAT PIECES.
IRELAND AS 1T Is.
IRELAND AS IT Is
YOUNG ACTRESS.
YOUNG ACTRESS.
FLORENCE WORRIED BY JOHNSTON.
FLORENCE WORRIED BY JOHNSTON
MRS FLORENCE
IN s DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
MRS FLORENCE
IN DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
NEW SONGS.
NEW DANCES.
MR. FLORENCE.
IN "A CHARACTERS.
GREAT BILL.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS rs cents, from that mp to
$25 at the largest and best Gallery in the state
REEs Co., Artists and propristors.
LARGE size Family Groups and fancy cases. At one
half the usual prices.
"a. WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.
SPLENDID PARIS DRESS GOODS
ELEGANT SILKS. IN ROBES AND PLAIN
MOURNING GOODS. all kinds
SUPERB THREAD LACEs AND EMBRoIDE-
RIES
BEAUTIFUL MANTILLAs, in all materials And
designs
TABLE and BED LINEN
IRISH LINENS
HHAvY PLANTATION CoTTONs and LINENs
SUPERIOR BLEACHED and UNBLEACHRD
LONG CLOTHS
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
And for sale at VERY LOW PRICES. WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.
l59 Main street.
Richmond 18th March 1890 ~ 90 =.
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Stearns 4 Thurston
Joseph Rrummel
Gretter q Brent
Charles Palmer
j Maury Garland
James A Scott
Jno W Bransford
Chas VI Wallace
Geo W Royster
A Bodeker
Jacob 5 Atlee
Armstead Miller
r T Lancaster
John I Blair
Robt Red ford
b Trueheart
Fleming griffin
Jno l. Ligen
John Blair
Ohas g Thompson
Baptist d White
Sam'i y Adia
DIVA! 4 Norton
B J johnson
T G. Bell
Miles @ Eggleston
j X Gentry
A B Hutchinson
Edwin Robinson
Deane Il Hobson
Sam'l Ayres & sou
Geo II 6wathmey
James I Geode
Richard Talley
N o Anderson
James Winston
NH l2-Ifi
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4rTHE PEOPLES TIoKEr-NoyRoy

WARD
FOR CITY COUNCIL.
d j Saunders, TO Epps,
Denoon, w Glazebrook
W @ Allen,
FOR ALDERMEN.
J Bray, co Elicit
p Fl Stark. j W Beveridge
Lipscomb.
The above ticket, If true and tried men Will Ia
supported on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF Anrii
next. MANY v0 ERs OF
NH 26 ste MONROE WARD
FS- CITY COLLECT0R.-Ia am again candidate
for re election to the Office of CITY COIJECenS
at the approaching Municipal electisns.
NH 26-tdes julius A H0BsON
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To be followed BY the YOUNG ACTRESS. in which
Mrs Florence will sustain Ave chara ters
chaunt La Marseillaise, French. sing three
songs, and dance a "scotch Heather Dance >
ano "Donny brook Jig" Mr. Cammomile. M
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A0sUPERINTENDENr or THEaAs MoFn =.
In Answsr to the calls OF many =, ina
spectfnlly announce myself eandioaie ~. ~ az
above OlIlce and solicit your supress ~ sspys
preaching election nh lido JOHN f"A
- npATN MrAsuRgR.-Ia response 70 :
ali r..da On ma siened MANY Toters q Noni, .s
and Hsdison WsrdsS and sc the earnest e a,.ssss
tion 81 msny ffiends. Imosf respectn,i IS MA
aiiifSrn w LAAthAt.
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ANU SEINE rs

SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2. 1859.
VIII be presented the powerful Drama of IREIANn
As 1T Is. Ragged Pat, Mr. w J Florence II,
dy CTrot Mrs " j Florence -"
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STRAY COW-Strayed from

wv my stable, on LIST, between Franklin
and Grace streets, on Thursday morn
ing. a RED COW. with a leather halter. with me
strap attached TO the right fore leg. reasonable
reward will be paid for her return 70 me. vN
HAIIEhDON hbhf>1,'
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NH |
w |
WIG

HA
asSor
9OOA
assor
trade
sli Of |
amin
- -
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- FOR RENT-A large and commo-
E d;ons residence on Church Hill, adj dining the
residence of John T. Lyon, ESQ. on Franklin os-
tween 2th aud 9th streets. II has all the nouein
;mnc oyements and every fixture necessary to make
a residence comfortab and desirable. For furtner
p"' ''' 1'''' GEO JEWETT,
Agent and Collector.
batyr Main md EyQnh HIN.
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HE-HENRY MYERS.-The name OF this gentle>
man will be brought before the nominating meet
ing tonight for the ONCE of GRAIN MEASURER.
II 10 to be hoped that he will receive the nomna-
tion as no one Is more deserving OF the once:
an2-Its MANY VOTERS
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w CHESTER LODGE. No. l-Attepd call "
ed meeting of your Lodge. THIS EtENiNo
a. o,ciocE b. order of the WOr Master
"' BENJAMIN WE1SIGER,
,,,.rsn,n Anr;I ID 10 Secretary.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02

- FOR RENT.-Three ROOMS IN
Madison House, corner Bank aud 10th streets
sun nrn Nv 70 JNO G SHAFER,
Wv st Under Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
CLOTHING.

Blk and Fancy Silk NECK lies
Pocket Hdk j. Cravats. Stocks
Shirts, Collars. Drawers, Gloves
Suspenders, Socks, DC
All in want of Goo Is really fresh and deslraDiS;
eth ar ready made or cut to measure, would 40 we'll
TO give him call before purche ing elsewhere.
He has in his employ the best OF cutters t,Ts ana
Corner Main and 18th streets
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-26
PURIFY THE BLOOD d.
hOffal's life Pills and Phoenix Gittcrs,
Free from al Mineral Poisoas.

THE great popularity which NOFFAT'S LIFE
PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
IN consequence Of the extraordinary cures effected
by their use tenders it unnecessary for the proprie-
Tor to enter into particular ana sis of their medic
nal virtues or properties. and having the united tes
tmony of more than THREE MILLION Of persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment of pegfec:
health by them, it is believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine now before the pub
lie, admits OF no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States there many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed vgor and
health
In cases of Scrotiela, Uiccrs Scurrv Fraptions
of the skin, the operation of the Life MEDICINES is
astonishing, often removing III few days every
vrstage Of those loathsome diseases by their puri-
tying effects upon the blood. Fever and Aq.te DPS
ofpSia, DroPsy, Plies, and in short all disea
-es, soon weld 10 their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as b. their timely
use mAch Suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by Wm. B Mo!fat, VI D. New York, and
for sale by |. chlcnker X Brother Harrisonburg,
La BOY