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DIED..

Last night at 10 O'Clock, Mrs. MARGARET s.
CASH aged "A years months and day S, wife OF
John B. Cash. and daughter CT Rob't F. and Sarah
Quares. decd.
Her funeral will take place at Union Station
Methodist Church on Thursday morning, the 9Th
inst. :, at ~ O'Clock. 2t"
On the morning of the Sd inst, VIRGINIA BAS-
SETT. infant daughter of John H. and Anna Vir
GINA Claiborne, aged u months and II days.
The friends of the family are invited to attic nd
O'clock. from the residence Of her father. Opposite
the Monumental Church.
On the "a inst, H ENRY E. FUTILE, in the 10th
year of his age.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
his funeral from his late residence at Rockets, on
Wednesday morning at III O'Clock.
IA. Philadelphia Ledger will please copy. 1T
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rgso KEEPER OF THE POOR-HOUSE-
vs. Some months ago axrest hue and cry was
and the OVerseeis Of he Poor Il held meeting to-
inquire into any mismanagement. but utterly
failed to discover any dereiiction of duty in the
JOHN PEARCE.- AS was their duty, they prompt
ly declared that he had been faithful to the city,
and IT, the helpless poor under his charge; and So
stated in written report. Not only do Messrs
GLetter and Adie and Taylor and Keesee bear
resident students. who lived in Capt. PEARCE'S
family. and saw all that transpired, voluntarily
testified to his strict performance of duty, his
fidelity to the city, and his kindness to the poor
Why. then, this cry AGAINST faithful officer? Only
those who are interested In filing his place have
6cer who has served them faithfully, to make place
for an untried man: Would a mechanic, or mer-
chant, or professional man, dismiss from his ser
vice faithful employee TO try one that might not
suit: Surely not Then let the voters thus deal
with JOHN PEARCE, and long as he proves
faithful retain him in the post he has so ably
filed. lap4-n'1 JEFFERSON WARD.
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ARRIVED.
Schr. >: " ". Summons, Godfrey, Charleston,
lumber, c: Robinson.
Der, s. c. Robinson.
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdxe
schr. Ann Hunter. Norris, Elizabeth City, N. c.,
lumber, J. s. Stevenson;
schr. Leader. Bu5wood. York river, corn and
schr. Robt: Flanklln. Seward. Norfolk, mdze.,
W. u. c'iqultt Co s.,,pn
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, n Y, mdze. and
passengers. Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchard. Balto, mdze.
Schr. Wm. Henry, Passapae, down the river,
light
Schr. Venus, Wright. down the river, light.
light. '''' '''o''
BAtr,IxexE. April 7;Ar,ived, .eh;s; Louisiana.
s Mitchell. Wilmington N. e; A: X Johnson, Nor
y, Brown, Elizabsth City. n: G. NV.
CnanIEsTpss March so-clearsd, schr W. G.
f Ship Conc aest, Sears for Hampton Roads, sailed
Brig Eysdne. DAYS.. for Hampton Roads, was
left at St. Thomas, 18th ult.
t sA Kss Far w1d sa'G sm c1se f.
1915
NEW YORK, April Arrived, schrs l.. P. Smith,
YER, a.; Aid. E"dieoss do; " Dillon MATS n
.aa e: cSss S% D'jn F,o soar
Birdsall. + Bernent, w. H. sheldon, Gen Crop
sSa
NosFoLx, April ARRIVED. schrs Providence.
(Hy rKLEGRArH.l
Bradford isO DAYS from Bakers Island; Ocean
Express, los da,s fiom Jarvis Island.
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There is 20 be a considerable increase of the
population of this city the present year, and
as the building season is commencing, we again
invite the attention of our citizens to the SUBJ
iect. We must have larger number of econom-
zeal and comfortable buildings for operatives
and mechanics. There are several district is
now unimproved that might be occupied by
such houses. Manchester, too, ought to be
looking to this influx as promising advantages
tor her. With a free bridge, our mechanics
could find a home there nearer to the centre
of business in Richmond than they can within
the limits of Richmond ITSELF
We are not speaking unadvisediy about
these matters. There is really at this time a
tide in the affairs Of this city which calls for
unusual activity and forecaste among our citi-
zens. If they but now put forth the proper
energy with proper judgment, Richmond will
60 ahead with a rapidity and celebrity unpre-
cedented in her history, and soon become
REALLY A CITY.
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- Sn1es Rtvs6 aa1 E1sAW = 90
The provisions Of - sjmpogi INT 1t passed
b. the Legislature for ~ rsli6{of Ne Jamsl
| River and KanawhA OnnAl npany may q
summed up ~ follows: The ~ increases tn
capital stock Of - company . sl2,lO0, OOO. -
The Board Of Public WORKS 10 authofised to
| subscribe on behalf of the State for 7a,t0o
SHARES Of the stock a. 900, O00,) which shall %
preorrsa stock. HOf this, n GO sharse are 70
b. taken in full satisfaction Of al debt due the
Dtaae W tAs company, the REMAINING zooo
| SHARES (oa0O 00o) 70 b paid for ~ the S'ate
| the money thus paid TO b applied 70 exun-
| gushing the floating debt OF the WORK.
| The State undertakes, upon the Surrender by
| the holder Of any Of the guaran tied bonds OF
the company, to issue to the holder instead
bond, OF the Commonwealth, payable - years
after date. The company 10 authorized 70
borrow - 100000 at per cent. interest, for
| the purpose Of completing their canal 10 Tow
inston, aud to execute mortgages for the same,
provided that not more than $500, 900 be bor-
rowed In any one year. The company is re-
CURED TO constitute a sinking fund at the rate
Of one per cent. per annum for the redemption
Of this debt At maturity. The act further pro.
vides that $500, QUO in six per cent registered
stock of the Commonwealth. shall be issued
and placed under the exclusive control of the
kAnawha Board Of Directors OF the compa-
ny, to be expended in improving the naviga-
ton Of the Kanawha River from its mouth
to Loup Greek Shoals provided that not
more than &l5O,OOO of the sum be expended in
any one year. For the payment Of this $780,
600 the State requires NOR tgage on the Kama
wha line of improvement.
The Board Of Public Works is authorized
to revise and alter the rate Of tolls Of the COM
pany, and in case the location proposed for the
line Of the canal interfere with the extension
of the Virginia Central Railroad to change
said location.
Finally, the act provides that il, in six years.
the James River and Kanawha Canal Com
pany shall not complete the work to Coving-
ton, or the western terminus Of the Central
Railroad, without further application for
aid from the State, all its property and fran
chises shall become the property of the Com
mOnwealth. The State disclaims any respon-
sibility, other than a stakeholder, for money
borrowed under this act
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THE Pixies PEAK DUKL.-Dr. !. S. Stone
Judge of the Miners Court of Pixies Peak
who was severely wounded in Il duel with
Gov. Bliss Of that Territory, on the 5th uIt,
is a native of Harper's Ferry, Va. The insult
which led to the meeting was given in a toast
DRINK at dining party, and it appears was de-
liberately intended to bring on a hostile meet.
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VOTERS, TO THE POLLS:

VOTERS, TO THE POLLS:
re election those who have served You faithfully.
The writer of this knows something of Che man
agement of JOHN PEARCE, the present Keepe.
others. he IS sure that that institution was never
better kept than at present. Mr.. PEARcE has been
in the employ of the City, AS Watchman. Police
Officer, and manager Of the Poor House, for more
than quarter of a century. and in every posi-
ton conkded to him he has done credit To himself
and to the city. Grown grey IN the public service
with dependent family to support, IS there Il SIN
gle voter now ling to say we will employ you
no longer. You have been faithful, we know, but
others want yonr place. and GU must stand aside"
Surely the people of Richmond are not prepared
to Inhict great an injustice upon an honest man
one aga INST whom no charge has ever been sus-
tanned. Without reproach, he deserves to hear
the piaudit OF "well done good and faithful ser
vant''we have tried you and you have proved
true to every trust. Such will be the over Whelm-
ing voice of MADISON WARD.
ap4--ltf
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VALUABLE DIscovgRy-A worthy mechanic
of this city. Mr. X. J. ADAMS, has just discovered
CHEMICAL PREPARATION by which WOOL
LEN GOODS, OF every kind. may he made WA
TER PROOF. We have seen several specimens
on the commonest kind Of wOollen goods, one Of
which is at the store of Messrs. BEERS POIN-
DsxTER. and has been holding water now for
about six weeks. without the least appearance Of
moisture penetraticg it. The discovery viii prove
NAVY CLOTHS. and will be sought for the world
over. ANY one degirng information concerning
this discovery, can obtain the same by addressing
X. J. ADAMS. 4-3t*
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CHANGE IN THE MAIL.--The Southern mail
has been transferred to the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad, aud passed over that route
via Lynchburg for the first time on Sunday.
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"MOZIs ADDUMs'" REvIEw.-On the fourth
page this morning will be found another of
these highly amusing reviews of amusements
for the "parst weak" by Mozis Albums.
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Ma THE ROTATING HARRow.-This Harrow
lams' farm. IN presence of some of our most sue
cesstul farmers. who conceded that it admirably
answered the urpnses for which it intended.
MIR. d. s. FRENCH. the sole Agent for the Ro
tating Harrow. is now at the. COum blan Hotel,
where he will cheerfully give all informal ion rea-
tive to territory yet unso.d. ap2-2ts
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APRIL, at Charleston, S. g., was ushered in
by heavy hail storm. There was q heavy
rain storm at Wilmington, N. c., on the same
day.
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ssp JEFFERSON WARD COUNCIL.

h"2' MEN.-The voters of Jefferson Ward are
called upon to day to elect five gentlemen to rep
resent their interests in the City Council, and AS
and have proved themselves every way worthy.
we see no good reason for making any change.
Where all have been efficient. comparisons mig mt
seem invidious, were it not for the Efforts being
made to snpercede the most active, energetic. un-
firing, ard persevering member of the delegation
opportunity of witnessing the course of this gem
tleman as Councillor for seyera. years, and have
ability he supported the interests of Jefferson
Ward, viii lst he never lost sight of the cltys good
Acquainted with the wants of his people, and
pledged to such improvements as will prove lnval-
liable to them. he should be returned to the Coun-
ell by unanimous vote from
ap4-lt JEFFkRSON WARD.
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-A-.s a.
CHEAP GOODS AT NO. 50 MAlSS :, pl
~ 500 yards good DEBEGE. TO h. run On -
500 Straw HoNNETs from 50 cents W to q. ,,s,,
Linen and Marseiiles SHIRT Bosoas' ''A'
Misses :'i Main X NErrs IN great variety "'
Mi. irsifNERY GOODS. wholesale and retail 70 d
FLATS a's HATS. trimmed and uosr~msd' ''''
.d /: 'es sstSf fi1!i SSH 81. Mrs md Sv.
HAIR BALLS. Of beautiful style. oni' !" ''"
cA1HPEiGNs for the h,ir. only sIs:
Ard Thousand other bargains. All a'A"'
a. No. = Main street. croRGs JACOBS
IL .y!kKIAS kxrxA ORANGE cow
,uIs ,,,us Be TrER. iar kitchen ,s. uss L..
~ E.tr. saxaf-ea'sd. Qss'" c''' A''
TEAS, Riack and Green. superior sashy; ~
A0iRS H., c SsE1l hs.''s''''' 'a''s''a vSsss
ss' IMP Par; ysc EAs. sss 'rS
sstAM N Next 10 cor. Gov sad r'saahs w.
sUrr's ofFIcE. y. Y.Ess.a -
s,snn:.Se, iHsS, s,M Z ffoss.
~; = =; Z e s. A;;ss.s rs 4
hes Greek d The point cfpssst cy ~ 4 ~ ssua
Fta. I'D ~ ssssiSess'0a' vii THo I; K skx1I,
~ SMpsrlsseaess:.
O0N c0tNCiL GN 4AByH aika oSS MA -
Ar Az T 'l.I !; q s &: 4 q
rf y u ,ss:: r: Sss.s:. sS Ell Is.
49, q o DEosss,S Aas - sses j,
fsssss-1sSs- fprs.A ...A; ss..sss :: / :,.s'sl
81 4 tsSst 3esd. Tks tsxs. for ls.l g = ICON,
a. nufeknsosas 60OptN = AIinss.~sessA
.SssssSFssh'
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the Sd instant. in the Unlversalist
Church, by the Rev. J: Shrigiey, Mr.. ALEXAN
DER SPEARS and Miss ANN TERRY. of this
city.
On Wednesday evening. March 18th, by Rev.
VIM. PettigYew, Mr. JNO. T. SAi.LIE to Miss
VIRGINIA II. DEAN, of Richmond.
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ma Our THANKS are due. to the ladies of the
Second Baptist Church for a sample-excellent in
quality and Hastily set Out-Of the good things
which may he had at their Fair, now being held at
Mechanics Institute.
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WATKINS q rIcKrrr

"AAAANS q k1CKLEN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dp.1..
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY Goo IN
80 Main Street. "ooDS
Are now receiving aud opening tba,, IA,
ply Of '"eif third SUD
SPLENDID SPRING GOOnc,
Many OF which have been purchased 4, N. Us
SAFES IN view lolk during the pas, week !, sss,oa
SPLENDID SILKS, -"'"" oeiers. Ia
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Camms,p,
In plain and aounced SKIRTS. oRGANDlE
s ssaSfffp PG GAISTT MNN2aSShNE De CHINE
And BROCHE BEREGE ANf;isisn.
SHAWLS. ENRRd,t n urnNILts
HOISE FURNISHING Gu pusbHlsS
LINENS, ppyvTy,,
PLANTATION PLAIDS AND srRIpFss
tory prices, ''' "N
Either BY wholesale or retail. they are urso,,,,.
offer inducements HITHERTO uNEor.IYY ,'a'ed 70
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NSS IMPORTANT NOTlCE.-Wea are
kE0hD gratlfied to state that the people of Monroe
Ward have now an opportunity of sending to the
Council an Intelligent. faithful competent and
gentemanly DELEGATION. Mr. p. H. STARKE. who
has served the city for many years as Magistrate
we all know how wel!-has resigned that Office. but
will serve us rs Councilman. IT'S short notice,
but not too tate to elect this ticket.
David ]. Saunders, l.. w. Ola zebrOOk,
I. H. Starke, 3. d. Denoon,
ap 3-2tf Jos. X. AndersO
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ELR CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT
NV rTw " WATCH TO THE VOTERS OF THE
BAPTIST IS presented as candidate for the above
ofhce, and his friends proudly name his qnalifca,
lions tor the Office to be, Strirt tHtegriy MadeMia
ole ab'lfy, perfect ksoapIsdge OF the dutssx, e1
peytsSee as a W0fchmna, all united to gentleman
~ department that must command the respect Of
his fellow -cltlzens.
VOTE FOR BAPTIST
- VOTE EARLY.
VOTE EARLY.
VOTE FOR BAPTIST
VOTE EARLY.
ap3-N~ A VOTER.
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CONMUNICATED.l
THE liNDEKS ~ n ccns;d

HGS THE UNDERSlGNkD consider 1t but
HpSI7 simple act of justice that they shou d
say that the nsinuatie on ceataned in the card
BELL left the Tredegar Works because he was not
acceptable N Superintendent, does great injustice
to all the parties concerned When Mr. Campbell
resigned his Office as Superintendent of the Danvie
Railroad Company. the prorrietors Of the Trede-
gar Works rendered tn him. and urged his accept
ance of, his old position Superintendent, at q
salary much higher than he had previously received
or could receive Superintendent of the Gas
Works. He peremptoriy declined. but agreed to
make temporary arransement until some other
the wishes and ursent solicitations Of the propri-
etors that Mr.. Campbell left the Tredegar Works.
ap4N JOSEPH X. ANDERSON Il co.
4 3ss FRY VERSUS CAMPBELL.-.THE
~ PPBLiC WILL WITHHOLD AN EXPRESSION
OF OPINION. such was the desire Of Mr.. Camp
bell, four years ago. when charged with having
thrown obstacles In the way OF the completion of
the Gas Works.
The public have been very liberal, being content
to wait four years and nineteen days.
To day, llv. CimpbeH must come to trial
Let the verdict of the people he in favor of
JOHN j. FRY.
the present energetic and efficient SUpe ut.
ap4--lt MANY VOTERS.
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GENrLKxgx :-Your note Of 10th instant was
handed me to- day, and for the confidence implied
N your request ~ mo to become candidate for
VIII please accept my sincere thanks. In reply To
your invitation viii say. ~ have said to many
other kind friends Who have spoken to me on tho
subject, that If my feliow-citizens desire my ser
wees IN the position referred TO- il will aaord me
self Candidate for the Office Of SUPERlNTEND-
EMF OF THE GAS WORKS, and If elected. will
devote all my energies, with whatever OF capacity
and experience may pOssess, to . faithful dis
charge Of the duties Of the Office.
NH S-tde C.. CAMPBELL.
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$50 THE PEOPLES TICKET.
S-S FOR JEFFERSON WARD,
CHARTER ELECTION.
City serseans-THoMAsU U. DUDLEY.
City COLLECTOR. A. HOBSON.
City Assessor-D. N. MILLER.
City Gsuger-RICHARD FOX.
Sup't Gas Works-CHARLES CAMPBELL
Sup't Water Works-J. l.. DAVIS.
Sup't Poor House-T. C, EPPS.
Hish Constabls-F, BUTLER.
Grain Measurer-CAPf. HENRY DAVIS
sSspss OF the FEhs WatShpA WILKINSON
Register of Water Works-M. l.. STRATTON
COUNCiLNEN.
n. b.: HllE J. NJ. Talbot,
JnO. H. Greanor, r. 0 Haskins,
w. II. Richardson.
- ALDERMEN.
A. Inloes. c. BHiU,
w. TAYLOR, Geo. L. Sadler.
ap 3-2t@ r. ID. Sapxay
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Cook. Washer and lronrr.-Wewi,hs q
good one. The work il not heavy, but we wan, 4
we'll done. Apply to
KNOWLES 4 WALF0RD,
ap 2-3t l3D Main street.
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FIass.-Ths Norfolk Day Book learns from
southern traveller that on Saturday there
tins Woods, In Georgia, about sixty miles this
side Of Augusta. The roaring Of tSe Names. il
e eeid, could b heard several miies. About
nalt way between doldsboro' and Weldon. N.
was ragtag on Friday night, IN the woods. and
snss = extended shout two miles Ia lsnEth.
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3RlAc1AI NOTICE.

...s-:..- srnc4AL notice..
q $3.50. 1rias and sssr .,,,,.,..
AZ 1'r''. j sax s'1,s, "
L.rss s :2,d .:s.,.s.iy. stock = 70 asaa,s.s,s,
y1H q. VOop4.Fosoi9a ana -.
Ledies DMkSy GOODS. sso Domestic
SA' VLOThS and CAsSIMysv.
tt. .ns.,,;h. cIlk and Masss,IIes VS.
: - '1 NEW ~ Sil lS.i t'ecsiyeds ASFISN
b9Ssht u person st AOCTi0N' yUnsCs,
SSiendid SlTKT: - past'
sr beautiful BEREGys
Linens aad DAMAsxs; a"d oasASp,,
SSPIsTa,.d assortment Of "'"Fs and LAW.
cASslMEREs
q s aver srr II and color for sESTssS
TwEEDs and Linens,
HoUSEKEEPING GOODS; ''f BUYS wHA,
hrge assOIt mcnt of
OF every variety and price. and -, a TON Coon
u:naHy keps ~ Dry Goods store SAY Other to-
Inc suoscfiber 10 determined n e.
and ms triends the best sslerfeI ava .nef the puN
.v srANCI and STAPLE DRY sGansS.gs.s ON
shc oispisy % IN the city, and will se,i ,tDS,
inc .owess rates to cash purchase,s re asns
buying elsewhere. ON Can. Ssss
ap4-d&v,. JOHN l.. sMrrHs.
No. q Main st..
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Ns,,S;,i .C.o. .SL:: EGI0a:|i respect g.
election TO- the Office Of CITY COLLECTOR
mh n tide j. A. UOHSlbN.
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OrTY or REDMOND.


- CHANCES Can Ell. $50.
DxAR Sin s-Withoat intending any re-
yoaf eely;ce. as SUPEHINfEN BENZ OF W Our
Gas WORKS, are greatly desired.
Al We wish to cast our votes for you st the A..
prOachiuE election. We respectfully nsk ron to an
nouncs yourself a candidate for that ol1co.
VERY respectfully, yonrs, -
W. N. Archer, VIM, Mott.
David s. Watson, WIN, 0rav
j. Archer, Nv Nokiel. sss,.s
Edwapd Sinton. Geo. J. Ncammell,
John PIiddy, Wa. Elliott,
W9odRy b. BiSelOw, Edward keFpey,
II X. Mains. Geo. T.. Baldwin,
LAS. n. Tanner, VIM. A. Clarke,
Thomas J. Basby, w. Bodeker,
j. X. Anderson. VIM. NJ Dado.
WIN. E. Tanner. John L. Byerly,
John F. Tanner, VIM G. Tompkns,
Alex. Delaney, Ajax, Crajx.
ROb't p. SOuthall. Ed w. Smith.
J. H. Davies.
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~ Auction Notice. II ask IN. ....-..-
dealers, hou:ekeepers and ot.rs !" n a.'.asiss.
nAY ~ - sac OF CIHckery and Gassxs.s , "
aPt-N n. CACTHOp~
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6ea TO THE TAXPAYERS AND OP.
OPPRESSED CITIZENS OF MONROE
WARD.-t ELBOW CITIZENs: The following gem
tlemen oftred ability, will be supported BY the free
Charter elections. They men knowing the
peoples interest. and will sustain equal taxation
and equal Justice to ALL and they Will sustain the
credit of Richmond at all hazards.
COUNCILMEN.
D. ]. Saunders, J. K. Anderson,
y. ID. DenOOn. l.. W. Ola zebrOOk,
&. w II. TYLER.
MANY VOTERS AND TAX PAYERS
ap2-3t~ Of Monroe Ward.
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u. 81. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE bisa.
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second 10 no othst =.
Enlistment in the State, is constantly saspaea
with the choicest
FRUITS, NUTS; &c
which will be sold by WHOLESALE or kEIAih
ON the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited 70 eAs y
inc the larxc and well selected stock, whicn ~, -
Inz constantly added ~, before purchasing e'''
where. ,.vrs
Parties and families supplied with CANES
CREAMS and JEl.LIES. 81 every deser,lg,n TI
Manufacturer Of Double Refined Candies No. M.
NH S-lMif Wholesale Dealer IN Foreign = '".
R.M. }. Frankiin r Co, Opticians. N..
las Main street. Richmond. Va lnvite dsAs f.,
sTEkEOScOPES To call and eSamsrrscRgc,
newly received splendid stock 81 Tn. I,
SCOPES and STEREO6RAPHS, Their s..es saa
a. iarge rs any offered in the Northern s tas
they viii make such prices AS win as'e
patronAxe Of the Southern merchants
nah IL I'm -----
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 8.
ARRIXE Ed

High Water this dcy (Iyednssaay) 3. o,eloe,
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sn MONR Ole WARD.-We commsna
AsSg the following ticket to the voters oi
MONROE WARD. We have consulted many Of
them, who give 1t their hearty approval:
. CiTY COUNCIL.
David J. Saunders, l., w Glazebrook
Joseph r POWELL. Nv. n. TYLER.
Charles e. Elicit
HusrlNGs cOURr.
.ohn +. kesnault, Iohn w. Beveridss,
NC. LlpscOmhs: w. w. Timserlake
John +. RAgnauit.
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A Renewal
I. NJ. SING f. X & CO. Il
Have removed their BRANCH OFFICE % '''-
SIDE Ms;a street, four ioors above s.h s'iss''
NH A-~SW
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WATKINS & FICKLEN,S

SECOND OPENING OFSJIEs,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING rH No No. mo,
We shall be prepared To exhibit an rys,r, ,,s!
STOCK OF SILKS, Of the choicest styles Al s.,o.
MA On THURSDAY morn,r, tho 81.
exhihit our splendid stock Of FRENCH / All
DAMASIE. PCSHER and REAL LACE si1 \
and Ben EGE MANTLESondS HA w LIS. sosu AZ. y;
M Our beautiful TRAVELLING SI'iTs T..
LADIES'. embracing beautiful variety. win h. a. NV
hibited ut the same time. Our assortment ,bs :,
give no idea, will well repay the exam,na,a eas
all classes Of Dry Goods buyers BY polite ,,,s, "
ton, the best goods, at the lowest prices. ana
liberal terms. We strive to deserve the patrcns.s
Of all. ap2 1871 WATKINS h FICKIFV'
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tm. MON X OLE WARD.-MEssRs. En-,
RES TORS: The following ticket will lie sup
ported for Monroe Ward, at the Ward election, on
the 6rst Wednesday, the 4th day Of April:
CoUNClLMEN.
= p penoon. l.. w. GIaxebrook,
d. J. Saunders. J. X. AudersOn
q. w. IL. Tyler.
ALDERMEN.
N. G.. Lipscomh, w w fimhs,iate
NH S-Hf Dr.. Chas. Anderson
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TOTHE VOTERS OF THE
49, CITY OF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS been
self CANDIDATE for the Office Of MANXGER q" UF
THE POOR HOUSE, and having. by u late acct
dent; lost my left hand, and thereby rendered in
CAPABLE of working ut my trade. most respect
fully announce myself a candidate and if elected,
pledge myself 10 discharge the duties of the Office
faithfully. JAMES AQ UILLA MAHONE
NH 7-td0f