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2ln5ei9em.
T.ucr NfGb.llapen

T,ucr WG6,ltaern
an Sscaoar. srihen DR. 2. une 8. Strase.
nursei6neter ra6 bem StutIhcu 9ublum Die er9c6cuc
Gueist ea6 Ct pbiecm Ntlte cncn M6belocen er6Tnd
tat unp ttt In pprouncnpcu T6ller un stRc9tcn 3u.
fsrub. Scttit arbsitcn percn scinatpou une moslth
biais ausssfutrt. &epdraircn prOilt uno bilts
fbup Won IfrCcetr.
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ssetuaunacn.

Der ,,su,eis" eribsint jtSen craes Ssnnaec ausae,
Rpr,me, gum whtntlitcn SubcrptiphspreS ron Cts,
sabbar an bic relp 5r6se cbtr $500 in Sbber Sprau5
btsobluns. @n;eiac inoen frleeneeu Bbinsuu9en
&uinabnle: Ginma9e GnrGduns 10 stsn potr lutnS
&C, 90 ets. peimaec as GtS crsimoI;sc Sl.O0, cine
gyS Ss s'nsm g!NnSt S20e srs 81 Snats S4eS ESns
Sprausseabluns. Ar,si9en ce nad sciebeh eer3neert
wercen f6nen. nerSeu nit S25O0 per abr tcre&net.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-14
Ser Spnmcnipirtb.

S&rItiI6s ScIfeaei6i6tt aus cem puriacu
Sdbrbuneert pun 6trman 8ur,.
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v.~.a CARD.-As TIE communication OF
HSS. MIR. ]. ]. Fry in Yesterdays Dispatch
may lead some persons to infer that intended to
publish Tin the papers on Tuesday morning next.'
an article ''brnging charges against" him, deem
il due to myself to say that have never for mo,
ment entertained any such purpose: nor have |
friends had any such intent ton. So far from wish
ing to prejudice any of the voters" against Mr:
feelings, | am only anxious that. in their choice
between us for the office we seek t. fill, they will
look solely to our respective qualifications tor It.
a reference TO our several administrations OF the
CITY Gas Works. The people know us both well.
and they are con- pet. mt to decide between us. To
their decision. whatever it may he, sha!! most
cheerfuy submit. CHARLES CAMPBELL.
NH 3I-tde
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AMnNDBD CHARTER.

TryIrr FOLLOwlNG PREAMBLE AND
i REHOf.UTIONS WERE ADOPTED BY THE
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, on
WEfiNESDAY the zlst Of March, 1860:
Whereas. A bill has recently passed the General
Assembly amending the Charter efthe city OF Rich
mnnd and creafing the Office Of Judge Of the
Hust,nxs Court; and whereas the terms al the ss.d
bin provide that it shall into effect Snly after
Rssoirsd, That the CommissC ners VI Elections
IN the several wards shall open poll at the sIec
ADril next by which the vote ny I've taken upon
the acce ptance Of the said ian :endment TO The
Charter reg lsterIng such votes rs may I've gwen
and returning the same to the Council with the
other election returns.
Resolrsd, That the said amend rent to the Char
ter. WI Ia this preamble and rel biutions. he pub
lshed in The daily papers for the Information OF the
voters, till the day Of election.
A COpy--Teste:
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"My friends" said an enthusias tic revival
preacher TO his congregation, ~ have 4 few
pamphl lets here left, ON The Way to Saliva
uon.' Sinners, remember that The day of
wrath is approaching. Terms cash."
WHO KNOWS lis not that Consistency
which is esteemed Jewel apt to be the Con-
sisteHcy of Paste!
FACT.-If 4 mans Aim in this world be
good. the chances are that he will Miss Fire
in ,he next.
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cArpIDArne FOR OFFICE.
CRY or RICHMOND.

~ MOND :-Cnderstandnx. from undouhted
authority. that card will appear in the papers on
Tuesday morning next. brinxlns charEes ssc' ~.
voters, viz: That have made false stateme ny. J;
and that my report 70 the Commlttee on sm.
which, If true, would very properly justify my
fellow in ccnJe4nnE me a. , S1cs ah Nv
is 10 forewarn the community against giyy.
ing credence to the card If It appears; and az .,e
have been 10 manage the Works properly and ecu
nomically. defy any Investigation whlch may
other matter connected with the Works during the
past year. very respectluiyi1No r rov
NH 30 A. JIM. J' NJ
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1r2 4. GATHRIGHT. FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, ON GOFERNOa ST,
RETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN.

E-snle.has on hand at this time the iarxest and
hest stock of FURNITURE he has ever
offered to his friends and the Hnbl,ca large ro't,cn
of which being CITY MA ID E-which he pledges 20
sell for less profit than heretofore Painted. I'm.
ltation and Solid Oak. Walnut. Mahogany and
Rosewood CHAMBER SUITS, from SIS 70 : i9e;
ROBES. from $40 up TkTE A TETEs, DIVANs.
SOFAS. from Sl3 up to s75; Jenny Lind BED
STEADS, from 50 to SIS; beautiful Brocatelle,
Plush. Lasting and Hair Cloth pARl.OR SUITS
also. COUCHES and BED LOUNGES, at TWENTY
FIVE per cent. less than can be purchased else
where; in fact. his stock embraces every article
usually kept In his. line. Call and examine
for yourself. and see how much you can save he
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, a large assert
me at Of Recuulent, invalid, Arm. Easy and Re,
voivins CHAIRS; MATTRESSES. Hair and
Shuck, and BEDDING. NH 2l-d3m
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hats AND CAPS.
"a TO Tile SOUTHERN TRADE. ~
HATS f fJR 'sf hhP sT Is5S. GOODS
RIO. l.. DICKIN SON,
70 NJ ain street. Richmond. Va, Manufacturer and
Dealer In all kinds of Hats. Caps and Straw Goods,
mas in store, and Offers TO the Southern trade on
The sioSt J1poyable terms,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
large and complete SPRING STOCK OF
STRAW GOODS,
or the latest and n.oss fashionable y, les.
Merchants visiting this mark will lind II to the r
interest to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing. To those ,chO bay for cash, a liberal
MILITARY HATS AND CAPS,
OF every description furnished at the shortest no
tice and on the most favorable terms.
His DRESS SILK HATS cannot he excelled for
style, neatness, or hnish A call Is most respect
Successor to Blnfor1, Dickinson Il Weislser.
mh S-2m
n SPRING STYLE or
NOW READY
Elicit 4 WEISIGERS,
No. LOT Nam street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
Consisting of
THE TRADE BLOCK.
METROPOLITAN.
AND YOUNG CENTS
AlS0-A handsome assortment Of french SOFT
HATS. ELLETT h WEiSiGER,
fe Its No. l67 Main St
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLU LIZ offers hls ser
Az vices u the public IN the o: all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the atove
branch gives DR.. +. claim to public favor.-Ofhoe
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al.
ways on hand, supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOW ERS;" ono Of the very best
cines sent to order. All COMM uiea.ons by letter
crotherwise promptly attsnda to. kichmond. w
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RICHMoNn. MAJ, h Goth, 1850.
~ CHARLES CAMPBELL, ESG...
49, DEAR SIR Without intending any re-
lection upon others, We express the opinion that
your services as SUPERINTENDENT OF OUR
GAS WORKS, are greatly desired.
As wish to cast our votes Ter you at the ap-
preaching election, we respectfully ask you to an
nounce ourself a candidate for that cftice
w NJ Archer, VIM Mott,
David s. Watson, VIM Gray.
r. Archer, w. Nickel,
edward Sinton, Geo. j. Scammell,
John Priddy, w. A. Elliott,
Woodh'y 3. Bigelow, Edward Kersey,
l.. X. Rens. Geo. T. Baldwin,
Jas. II. Tanner, VIM. A. Clarke,
Thomas Bagby, w Bodeker.
J. X. Anderson, Win. NJ. Dade,
VIM. r. Tanner, John l.. Byeriy.
John r. Tanner, Win. C.. TOmpkins,
Alex. Delaney, Alex. Craig,
Rob't P. Southall Ed. w. Smith,
]. II. Davies.
GENTLEMEN Your note of Goth instant was
handed me to- day. and for the confidence implied
IN your request To- me to become candidate for
the Superlnte ncent Of the City Gas Works. You
will please accept my sincere thanks. In reply 10
other kind frie nds who have spoken to me the
subject, that If my fellow citizens desire my ser
vices in the position referred to it will afford me
pleasure to serve them therefore aEEou nee my
self a candidate for the office ofSUpERINTEND
EMIT 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 23-tds c. CAMPBELL.
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BOOTS, oHOEs. =.
-, FR.Esn .rRINci A.,

LA6 SEsf ri RNRikfNG .ARsIy,, :,
Eks; Mcrocce Heel Brsk}yaE. % HEEL
BB65tonrks ;MSss,;ssMsSS ; sss H.si fss
setner WIth 4 large and varied ,u SAiTEl.s
1W,sns ShOES, 81 all kinds: Bnso.t1''rsat K
cs sf EETTT 4 81 OES ard aiTEssii ss. !,
employed, and using onIy H. "pofkmea Co,
ere prepared t. execute ali o'd ny. f..srss I
Gentss ouths, and Misses nsf,T1ss ~ ~
G6Ai IEks, A. Is; Broad stree, oo o ID =,
~ loA' !, hATfkf NSss',,. Va
late 81 Ouval htos
NH sD-3t FiSHEsM
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SPRING xUPPl.X ov
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUySs


Tb.,te,, w.. +. w. TAYLOR. III
stsssa, Would ID a aas 's s.l ,Ss =
customers and tbs public ,m,.,ssnts- \
: e .h!.s Of BOOTS, shoEss.a q :
ssI!,shne n = ~ al; fbs TO 70 ao.pass. 5, als gs
retail trade Of Virsiaia, and emb,ae1a.. &c y
now ID vogue. '"eJns e. II, -
Ga nss iolI9 low isa part, viz: Lad,s, g.
clippers, KID and Morocco; Lss,s, iLasIs. T.
P POOLS. 'hin and thick soles: i.dsse' sEas
lssSo sa hseied ard without kssis asi s
heel Slippers: all kinds of CbIia,..e pam; v =.
Morocco ard Leather Boo,ess; t;sn.,e aI',i :
Doss Boots: Congress Caters. OWE ca, N
Kinds OF xS Shoes m.S Of ever s,,s and i
call is requested from Mi in waoi'es. Ia
sood articles at 2lo Broad ST. R,ehssosat o. ~,
N "a ,. W. p. v. Tirio,
"entien,en's Trunks constantly on ~ :,adIs, d
nah "a st WI PAM,
Ia
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S39Ck0E MILL RICHMOND an OrINn
nored !or The sat fear yeas, 10 sxeade Eorthsrr
S . tiasteI. by the establiahnsnt al 3 He.ae
MnNy ~ sonPsyl9k N aftleo superi0f n anv -
cssve6 from the N0rth, and olsigas : rerfsct sac-
cs{s. re asxs iesys g ssts!n his ssessful thanEs
that hs hiss eonplstsd lis inpsovsmsnts that viii
enSbic him % supply any dsnan4 that may asise.
Hn steck Of Lump 4 hssy, tbased upon The
selseted FROM the luFest Winds0F NOVA Hcoeis i
Sss,Isss: vite ssscl rsisreloe g II. rlchness q
sleli ie sustatnsd q ev1fy e6or eaA eost. and re
49, 0n!y 81 eKpegime4t4l T1al It th6se Who have
ilIl'i i.'sf sifiss Il. i,f;; re: {.
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Cn GREAT CWAsGE TO BUY HATS,
ACAIS AND LADIES' FURS CHEAP. VERY
0CHEAP--S IO00O WORTH OF HATS AND
CAPS AT COST.-Havlng determ med to close out
my stock of Hats and Cans shall sell from TINS
daY my stock, which very large and well selected
at cost fer cash. Now is rhe chance for those in
want of Hats and Caps to buy Iowa So one ut "a.
81 ut 80 50. 30 50 for s43; soft Hats worth $ 50
for $3.50 81 for 50, So 81 for $3.50. and 50 for
81. too numerous To mention; Caps from IS cents
to 81. ! am determined to sell Oft all of my stock,
that all who are want can save 80 per cent. by
calling at 2U7 Broad street. | have all of the late
yes Of soft Hats and Dress Hats of INV own man
utaoture. Hats made to order ut the shortest no
t,ce. VIM. II. MOORE.
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~ BOOTS, NHOfA :.

So ton of the public is re- %oo.s- ne ls
my stock OF Boots and Shoes, cons,sat ssss
variety OF STYLE and quality. tor .a,ss q s'r|
men. Misses. Boys. Children AID gs rr,ss bss.
continue, as heretofore, ,o manu- ise, sssL ia
my line that may he called for, AMI ,ie'epia1,
always done. use none but the h., m
that can be procured anywhere. pe,Sesas E''4
OF purchasing Richmond made Boot o,.as ies'
are assured that they will fad good ,s s% ",
the establishment. No. 95 Main s,Iss, 70 @d N n
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rURNITURD, &c.
- ~ GOVERNOR ST.. RICHMOND,
~ 4 Wvy1 4 nj 4 T. Z n

CAMUEL w. MA4WOOD,
- ~ GOVERNOR ST.. RICHMOND,
MANU1ACTURHR AND DBALBn ~
FUR NITURE AND MATTRESSES.
Of FURNITURE and MATTK ESS ES. manufao
t9rsd BY the most experienced vorkmen. and Of
the lest Materials, will End Is to their interest to
examine my stock before buying, AZ have yoOe Mt
~ reduced my prices. You will find
ROSEWOOD PARLOR OAK CHAMBER SETS !;
SETS; COTTAGE FURNI-
ROSEWOOD CHAM MAhOGANY SETS;
Der SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do: WHAT-NOrS;
MAHoG'Y do. DO; ETEGRES;
BEDS rEADS; CHILDRENS CHAIRS;
BTREAuS;, JENNY LIN BED
WAKDROBES; STEADS;
WRISTBANDS; CRIBS and CRADLES;
TABLES; REGIMENT CHAIRS;
CHAIRS; CENTRE TABLES;
SIDEBOARDS; FEATHER bEDS;
TErE-A-TETES; WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CHAIRS;
BOOK GASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING Tables; LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS; PIANO STOOLS;
MATTR ESsES OFFICE CHAIRS.
NH o. Cvu
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~ s. CARKIAGES. CARKIlGtN,

N.Y. The subscriber has on hard. al as 80
~ Making Establishment. on Lom!anA
ley, between Man and Cary, tl3'h and LIB 81
near the COLUMBIAN Bofel, COACHES, CHAR
TEES, BAROUCHES. BUGGlES With And q
out tops, and ST LKi t.S-a!l Of his own Hs,s
the best material and wmkmanship-s'l d sii
will be sold as low rs good work Of the slGd css
in the city of Richmond, and respee'igl' al
call from those ia want Il any article IN " ~
rage lire, as I am dete rminad to make to oias Z
Ia sell 1T the lowest pr,ees possible and si !,
sold that IL new, warranted.
lie 2t-dym MiCAJAH MAkflk
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI
9>A CO C0UNTY.-By the advice of my
friends, and in accordance with MY own wishes,
announce myself II candidate Tor the Office Of
SHERIFF OF HkNRlCO COUNTY, and solicit
your snhrages at the State election in May next i.
AS guarantee for the faithful performance Of
the duties of the office, refer to all who know
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three wears that have
uted as deputy for the present Sheriff
Respectfully. your fellow citizen.
mh l-dt2amyA. GEO d. PLEASANTS.
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II OIiCE.-The undersigned, by virtue of the
cntsd 70 them BY Messrs. Tupmsn L Hull. of re-
sDsd "a ING Clerks efcs of the Hastings Court of
nf GOops. FIXTURES. hooks and GOD Z VIII iii
Hun a. ne . s,si' S " SAID
Nam street privately 10 those ds.r,nx y, s o 81
Gs s fffriSs;. q tHs ssH Fl REHRIMAnE
GGoDs, &c, rare Opportunity i oaale TiI4n -:
a9d pRTsv1tsl, before. tAs entire STOCK, PIX
Io.I, A. =. VII - sold at public auction ON tie
the the = ~ store VII
and IRVING HULL. Who are ksrsb. snna ~ ~
the Agents Fl ths t.u.ssss t.I that Psrposs.
3. T. WELLF0RD, o.. Trustees.
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"a SIS REV D.-Rsnaway itoa

"a N.a X + W 4 X y. -ksnavy a. =,
e6 subscriber, PHILIP TAI Luh; ri. la
Fwas purchased Of george W, ehe...s
John sanndsrs. Faq,. o; Essex eou1;,'
.x.wio sent lam 10 Richmond 10 -, ~,
furnished him with pNss % (" ~ n =, Il, "A
and return IN one week from the gag VI ~,
which was dated early in sesseH!usi, -
wife "A free womanI was then l'8!ns, 10 ~ -
field, near Petersburg. Tbe shove sa =, n. ~
was emanoipated by the late Thomas y. q 4
ard soid 10y Puiiiam h DAVIS, on ae vi ~ "a.
delivered TO me IN Richmond. ~, : puIlll N
NH l-Sws ". Q,
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WHO'S A CANDIDATE for the
- office of HIGH CONSTABLE? J. II.
Who's j. ii. McCURDEY: Deputy Collector of
City Taxes. NH 2t-tdc
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rH n,lI..S, A = sMnES-.GRgAr

XmrUI = [UN II PKTCES.-CUaI -
ssn BELLE LIZ: Broad Broad street, between i e.
servants wear CONSTANT, on hama luemen 81
body in Richmond To compete With Si,S aeass.s
as he manufactures to order. Ara "',s 70 kt
himself. loo la-1vD CHAPiup s s'bbst!rs,
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T ooK OUT FOR no. "a MAIN STREET

I ODk OUT FOR NO. "a MAIN STREET.
- THE chEAPESr DRY GOODS IN RICH
MON D.-6,GO ards handsome pattern Prints at
and cts, worth l2lz; beautiful Lawns at and II
cts; the richest patterns and the best quality of
prices; beautiful fancy Silks at 50 Cts, worth rs,
sone al -. oi.25 and upwards; Blk Silks, very
and hisher. every color. worth three times the
In0ne,; busters at 50c Silk Mantiilas at q 81,
the rnone, Silk Parasols and Extension Skirts from
2:e. upwards; the cheapest 10 Kiclmond; the finest
hric Bands ut half their value; beacs ed and brown
shirt ny: Sheeting, Pillow care, Muslin. Iowe.ing.
Checks and Swiss Muslins at prices to astonlsh
everybody Ladies' Caters. with heels, at 81,
with heels, at u l2,s ana higher prices Misses
anu Chidren,s Caters Of every color ana descr,p
Slippers At 700; Mems ei2pers at 62,ic; ine Vel
Cst 90 AZ &c; oxford Ties, Congress Caters.
II You want to sage from Is TO 50 per cent, cali
NH ~ I'm inSLfsG srD ar,SC
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49, CITY GAUGEK. II respectfully an
V~~EA nounce my sell IA candidate FOR re election
to the office Of CITY GAUGE.
NH 26-tde* RICHARD FOX.
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GNs specially announce myself n candidate
for re election to the Office of GRAIN MEhSU-
RER. nah ~ tide CAPT. HENRY DAVIS.
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/. :. ,..,1 Ii.,,rHiNG sT 81

UNE.PKiCE tLrrnMaHSSo
NEW STORE AND n p.sssi.4 |
would respectfully lnytte 80, sasvssrsa, = 4
w my trends and The pnhi,c xs is,,ss,, ess
ANEW STORE. Nc. 2lo Broad s"' n, "
si,e Messrs Breeder h Foxs. fna y sksss
ASSORTMENT OF Gool>, wh' ,sa .ss Il
Nos, hayg, 20 make UP 81 sii',Fa n,sVS lsN,
sonahls prioea. "A"S no srsAt'i'"-
N. B-CUTTiN6 promptly a''sa''~
NH Tim ----a---..
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TOTHE VOTEKSOF THECITY
V>Ga OF RICHMOND.-In repy to the call of
MANY Voters and in accordance with my own
fee of CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT-WATCH and
respectfully so cit the votes of my fellow citizens
in the approaching municipal election. pledgins
mys self. II elected to discharge the duties of the
Office faith uily to the best of my ability.
NH iG-dte T. G.. BAPTIST.
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TGTEE VOTERS OF THE
D>% CITY OF RICH MOND.-Having been
solicited bv many of my friends t. announce my
self a candidate for the office of NJ ANAGER OF
THE POOR HOUSE. and hay ing. by a late accl-
capable of working at my trade. | most respect
fully announce myself a candidate. and if elected
pledge myself to discharge The duties Of the office
faithfully. JAMES AQUlLlA MALONE.
NH 7-tde+
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49, A CAKD.--l again respectfully pre-
Ga sent my self to the voters of this city as
a candidate for the MAYORALTY Of this city.
NH N--tde JOSEPH MAYO.
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49, TO CHI LIE $ e.. Elicit,
So ESQ: The subscribers desiring yosr ser
a member of the Common Council, for
MONROE WARD, earnestly request that you will
agree to serve us, If elected piedgins you our
hearty support
Truman A..Parker, David T. Lacy,
e. H. Powell, James Phillips,
X. +. Davis, William A. Alley,
J. Il. Tyrec, Thos. Barhan,
ID. W. Saunders, Wm A. Charters.
NH ~ 6ts
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6. NJ. RROUN. NJ. D.. offers to the
~ citizens of Richmond and its vicinity his
professional services, in the practice of Medicine,
Obstetrics. and Surgery.
street, formerly owned by Mrs. Chevalli e-atterly
by A. r. Courtney ESQ. NH l-u1m*
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n= To MANY VOTERS or MONROE
AHS WARO.--In compliance with your request,
and in accordance with my own inclination, | an
nOunce myself Il candidate for the office of MASiS
TRATE, and respectfully so!icit your votes in the
app, Oaching election.
NH 3O-tde+ ADOLPHUS GARY.
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ewEw 1000 TRUNKS. yALI,r.
&l1IN ia, Cases. of every Known y. az ave-
st, le,, now q store, and for ssls ' ~ .
sale and retail, az pr:ces 10 suit purrh,sa1. 'ai
MA RCCS harris / ~
Nayt tn ii, :" Dat.
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Sws ". o ~.
SELLING OLT EhtAH ..Ms ~ h

~ JEWELRY. "ATcEh,,,, = 4
E.y The undsrs.s sd takes the hiem ,,.s
&s.k naupce 10 the pabiie, thN g sssff ~
the I.irHOGRAPHIC IRlSriHTb fnSSHsVANl
MENT OF Messrs. .RiTcHIh DIS u, uses
In consequence Of this ehanse W u" ..o,.. a
am obliged To sell out my Pfsssh,. rsEts, 81
waat OF FINE JEWELRf. :. I'VE ts
will find it great, Ia their iaiefes' !" slIL Il
EAkLI GALL. Us | only lniee els ~ ~ shs -
FOR COST short time. Tae %, hu0TgR.
WIZ 10 SOLO a. aao''o"' No. Ise Maia see;
NH la-lm. Rstxran gth and hsa w
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~ ARCHER ANDERSON,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law.
Will practice in the Courts led in the city Of
Richmond. Office, for the present, in God6ns
Building. NH i'm
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49, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his Office to No. CLAW Building, near
the State Court House.
He practices in all the Courts held in the city OF
Richmond and county of HenricO. fe Its
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HENRICO COUNTY.

Y~ TOTHE VOTERS OF HENKICO
@>1A COUNTY.-l am a candidate for the OF:
fee of COMMISSIONER OF THE KEVtNUE
for the UPPER DISTRICT OF hENRICO CO,
and respectfully solicit your Sutrages at the cleo
ton in MAY next. Should il be your pleasure to
elect me, | pledge my sell to discharge the duties
of the office faithfully Respectfully.
fe tide GEO. w. CARTER.
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CARRIAGES, &C.. FOR sArr

= ASfiutR, CARRIAGES..CARR
f5SCfG o. A. FRANCIS. AGENT lar NJ WN
Murry. manufactures Tor sale. ,rS
make to order, any sty lie Of VEHICLE H.
SuIkey to "a Four Horse Coach "'A
Factory ON Franklin street, between ISL q,
18th streets. '''" Y
REPAIRING done with neatress and d,.s,.
NH 70 Inn 'f'"i
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GEESN TR uNks AND YaJIrpx
have now IN s'ors w. -.
Asassortment OF Trunks = nd VsIc,e..t s'''
ever been offered for ra,e IN tdis CIV ~ ~ .
pressiy to their orfer All IN want Of to ~ K y
OF Va!lce Will please give us a call. W." i'lii
ALIEN. HILL X co, III Man.
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CHINA, GLASS,
NEW S.nD,.r AND HAMS

~ NEW SADDLE AND nAhNJ
s1s~<SA MANUFACTURED have M N
fE1&TA pointed JAMES rEAfLEyMiA' II
agent 20 carry on tie sAppbA
HARNESS BUSINESS IN the G..
Richmond, and TO use my name To pay .st
only, and To sell on any terms he nls, 'a'ns Il
March 9th. lol0. " NJ a. Nv
In taking charge oil the abeTe oss'ns"
shall 10 glad 20 see I.iy old friends ana 'hs ~
generals, and hope l., street atieai.ca q rs
"a secure and merit literal sosfe eI ps'i.ass
Repairing done neatly and Al tns sl r.y.s
tIce. JAS. l'-"i ~" ~,
NH Sim Ilth ST.. opposite Eaehsfse ho1
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g., TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
81 NO. J. HENRICO COUNTY.-By the
advice of my, friends. and in accordance with my
office of CONSrA BIZ r. and solicit your sniirages
at the State Election i'll May next: Respectfully,
NH Tim ANDREW J. BLACKBURN.
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p. PEOPLES ."-The fol-
BE lowing ticket will be supported by the 70 e
NESDAY next, with GEO. W. RANDOLPH at
Its head, viz: CITY COUNCIL.
George w Randolph, David l. Burr,
L. u. Peyton, Peachy X. Grattan.
HUsTINGs COvGT.
James. X. Caskie, Robert NJ. Burton.
John !. Bnford, James Bray,
min 30-tde A. NJ Traaue.
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r Ms,skS fOR <ALf-A very super,, a..
tsfLt+.sII handi CARRIAGE, at hall tbs a, 4
49, nal cost. at ' viz
GEO. A, AINSLIE's. le.h -
NH 23- St Between Man syS -
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TO TsIE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
w. No. al hereby announce my self q can
diltate for election to the office of CONSrA
BILE for the above district, and respectfully solcit
your votes in May next.
NH % -tde* GEO. W. THOMAS.