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A ROMEO AND JULIET IN CUBA-ROMANCE IN
REAL LIFE-A YOUNG SPANIARD AND HIS
AFFIANCED COMMIT SUICIDE.
Correspondence Of the Ne'o York Express
CIESFUEGos, CURA, March s, 1860.


Quite romantic and melancholy affair took place
here last night young man, (clcrk in the office Of
Aveles Leblanc) by the Of Carlos Bonfanti, of
good family and possessed OF considerable means has
Tor some time, been under marriage engagement to a
Young lady by the of Carr, who is said TO be the
most beautiful girl in Cienfuegos. The couple were
anxious to consummate the marriage tie but in
quence OF the opposition of the genemans friends it
deferred although the parties had proceeded far
~ to have a house furnished and the lady's wedding
dress prepared but finding their wishes frustrated they
determined as they denied the happiness Of living
together in this world seek that desirable favor in
another and in pursuit Of this object each took dose
of srychnne in coffee last night at O'Clock The poor
girl died after having written long letter to her
friends explaining the of her taking this sad step
She buried this afternoon, arrayed in what
have been her wedding apparel Her father and sisters
are almost crazy under their terrible affection. The
Young man is still alive but his death is looked for
very hour and he declares positively that if the pres
mt attempt does succeed he will adopt such means
a will. The event has created much excitement, and
great sympathy is manifested for both parties. Their pa
half Spanish and half American Miss Carrs
father is a native of Philadelphia is present custom
house officer here II appears that little sister of the
deceased was in the room when the poison taken
and begged for of the coffee in which it mixed
but her wish refused. The young man was the first
to partake Of the fatal draught he then took afec
onate farewell of his aiHanced one both in life and
death and returned home. The girl drank the dregs and
retired bed but shortly after she called up the family
and gave them the letters she had written the same
time informing them of the fatal act. Every effort
made to save her life but without success She told
them that If she could not live with him she loved in this
world, she would meet him in the next where they
would be happy.
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Judge John 4. meredith.

Il will be seen by the communication published in
another column of paper that the Bar of the City Of
Richmond have called upon Judge Meredith to announce
himself candidate again for the Judgeshp of the Rich
mond District which he has so well and worhily filled
This call is made, We understand not from any appre
henson that there will be any competitor for the place
but more as a compliment from those who have had the
best opportunity test his qualities Judicial officer
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Respectfully yours,
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE,
Jan. 9th, 1860. 80 Chambers ST., Y. Y

PS | annex a copy of the letter Of Messrs. W. j.
Anderson Co. 10 the Southern Democrat, referred to
above which YOU will also please give us ertion
FoRr VALLEY, GA, Dec. %, 1859
Editors Southern Democrat
Gentemen,-We see in your paper of the 22d inst, a
statement taken from the Lumpkiu Palladium, of the
10Th TO the effect that one Cyrus j. Lawrence of New
York was invited TO leave this place for avOwing enti
menus not loyal TO the South Having known Mr.. l..
for the last ten years and having regarded him as an
honest conservative business man. aud knowing that he
has not visited the place within the last twelve months
we deem it but Justice him to correct the report An
agent OF his was in this place some six or eight weeks
ince 10 whom the customary civlities due to gen.
teman of business were extended by the merchants Of
the place As the report is calculated to inJure Mr. L. 8
business relations with Southern merchants, you will
obi by corr, ctiug it and the Lumpkin Palladium will
plene co the SAM.
Respectfully
(ygn,dl WM ], ANDERSON %,
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To Andrew Johnston Esq., John Howard T R: a. and %t oiht2
DIR. wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
Certificate from Mr. Norbone Norton OF the Examiner
Richmond:
RICHMOND Va, Feb. %, 1890
Messrs W. FowLE Co Boston: GeRtlemen-I with plea
testify TO the merit Of your invaluable lung medicine
Dr. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY which is likewise
highly valued by Of esteemed citizens who have tested
It's virtues by trial
first made Of this Baam three years since
and distressing cough which baed the skill physicians
and Joy, experienced such gratifying relief
persevere In Its always keep and hnd
unang in It's Effects No medicine that have has
given such speedy relief Yours truly
N0RB0RNE NORTON
IB Caution 10 PrchdsersThe only genuine Wistars Bal
has the ritn signature OF " bUTTs" printed
Of the propeto the outer wrapper all other vile
worthless
~ Prepared by sETH W. F0wLE CO., Boston, and for
sale at wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO, W. PETERSON, j. DAVAL, Richmond and by all drug
gsts and dealers In In, dlcines in city and country
fe25-d4gim
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CORRECTION.

EplroRs LUNPEIN PALLADIUN-GeBts A paragraph
having appeared in your paper some time in November
or December which has been extensively copied by 9TH
er papers, to the effect that Cyrus J. Lawrence, drum
mer from New York, a drummer from Cyrus j. Law
rences house in New York, doth versions, ! believe,
have been Civen) obliged to leave Fort Valley on
account of the expression of sentiments unfriendy to
the South l ask Of YOU the favor to publish this cor
recon The paragraph in question is without the sha-
dow of truth | have not been in Georgia for the past
four years and in my employ has been nterfered
with asked 10 leave any place in the State on account
of any expression used by them Neither myself nor
any one who has travelled for enterains any senti
meut the expression of which could give for any
such action. The statement referred TO is wholly incOr-
rect and without any foundation whatever far it
relates to myself aud my employees. Mesrs. W. j. An
derson Co. merchants of Fort Valley kindly de-
MED il at once their signature in the Southern
Democrat and those papers which copied the article from
YOUR paper and have not published the correction made
low the Southern Democrat will perform act of simple
Justice by inserting this.
Respectfully, yours,
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE,
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R0S Eve BsANAny accident disease that would weak
and nane the Eyes and perhaps destroy the sight,
considered the most terrible Affections could befal
There are however numerous class peculiarly exposed this
dreadful calamity such miners operatives In metals other
mechanics who from the of their empoymens COM
PEELED work in cloud Of dust grit persons should
be without this Basam acts almost like magic In aaylng
irritation and inflammation few applications perfect the
mh9-d6wlw
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From he hdepenaent.

NEw YORK. July 2s 1859
GLUROur advertising columns contain testimonies the
value article "spading Prepared Glue
fdl housekeepe for mendng furniture 1t prepared with
chemicals by which kept In the proper condition for mmed
use chemicals eyapOrang 1t spilled leaving
gvle harden We readers that this article
has the excellent chronological quality Of Large adhesvene
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Mrs. Day. somewhere in Nj, higan, has fallen heir to
the handsome fortune of $is 900 O0O which belonged 10
Sir Francis Drake. 1t be the Sir Francis Drake,
whose Cast,n spois have beena accumuating interest
since the age of the Armada The lady is widow,
aud she may lind some lord aud master who will make
ducks and brakes of her Torture President Buchanan
might propose for her golden hand aud periodically APP
propriate the millions to MAKE good the deficit in the
National Treasury
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20

The TRIAL or WALLER S. LAND, for Il e murder Of
Benz Flanagan, last fall, will to-day at Prin-
cess Anne Court House. He will be defended by Gov
Wise, Tazewel Taylor and L. H. Chandls;, of Norfolk
weah's AttOrneN-andI Ma maduke Joh on,' o. Rich
mOnd.
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who speaks First ?

We are in somewhat Of predieament at the present
time, our box Of pleOdd chewing tobacco having gone
the way Of al luXuies, and not knowing where to go
in search Of another, We should have had enough 70
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LIST OF CADETS APPOINTED AT LARGE BY THE
PRESIDENT FOR 1860

/. Edward Willoughby Anderson, of the late Ma
jor James W. Anderson distinguished in Florida and
Mexico, and MORALLY wounded at the battle Of Churu-
buscO.
2 Burdett A. Terrett son of the late Capt b. A. Ter
rett, who died in service in lS45 and nephew of Maj
Terrett of the Marine Corps who brevetted for gal
liant conduct at Chepultepec
3. Chas. i. Moore Of soldier who has been fifty
years in the army having served out faithfully nine en-
lisments
4. Joseph L. s. Kirby, son of the late Maj. Reyuod NJ
Kirby, who twice brevetted for gaantry in the war
of 1872 and died in service in 1912.
.. Alexander Sanford Clark son Of Maj John b. Clark
who entered the service in 1873 and died Of yellow ie
while in command of the Castle of San Juan dUoa
at Vera Cruz.
6. Francis W. Foot son of the late DR.. Lyman Foot
who was 80 years in the army aud died in the service in
1916, on the Texan frontier
Z. Walter Abbot, son of the late Commodore Abbott
of the Navy, who distinguished the battle of Lake
Champlan, aud died in 1855, while in command of the
East India Squadron, of disease contracted in service
s. William Waller, grandson of President Tyler.
y James W. Fetter, stepson Of Major F. b. Alexander,
who twice brevetted for ga lnt conduc in exlco,
and commanded his regiment at the sOrming of Be
len Gate.
10. James Wayne Cuyer, son Of Surgeon Jno n. Guy
er who has been % years in Il army and was distin-
guished in several Indian camp gns and in the Mexican
war; where he served with Ce Sc jts line, from the
sege OF Vera Cruz TO he capurs of he city of Mexico.
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RICHMOND, JAN. 20. 1850.

Hon. J0as A. MEREDITH.
We, members Of the Bar Of Richmond City
specially request you permit the Of your for elec
lion judicial position you have well filed for nearly eight
Yeas
We testify with sincere pleasure TO patience and Industry
courtesy aud ubany Of your your integrity
ability IN the dcharge Of your judicial functions II rigid
impart ali uniting aduity and conscientious desire to do
right united with calm unbiased Judgment
perform Judge, with fidelity the state, and with
Justice people, fail commend your name
deserving the united support O!te people " this city
We therefore, 10 signify assent to request
shall appear appropriate under the ercun-
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From as olrisaaa zSsocaf and yosrnor -

Tvs HocswssTss's Frisso.-sriIDses Pssp,s,n H..
conVenleoecs for general family Often of sS,
What are called great Inventions" !. ia estimated IA. '
United States there at least FIVE millions Of u.
Of which hs annoyance ofsqaeating reksty chair, az
etc, Is constantly experienced, and % long a. fsrb,g
condition, there always danger Of "smsshup nas
Of the city housekeeper, with Mayday ber. ~ p
readily suggest the value and convenience Of r..n,
prepared glue, that can be instantly brought In
repairs furniture and other household ware. ar. M,
want Of such an article 10 as constant and unlyers. 10
and hitherto II Ia, been want unsuppiei This hov.,.J
truly said longer. sPAIDss's PHEPARND Ger - 'he
that has been desired In this direction. nbEspt ,oh
meals. retains It, strength and tensey eonveu,.n a.
Cup O'hs sticking point Is put up in bottle With brsA ~
sold cents No housekeeper 10 city or 'i
well afford to be without bottle Of srALDrSo PHlp,,
jus, tie thing for the library aud Schools where boo,
SANITY In coed Of repair. mblS 90
BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs Is the bes, .ns -
article for dressing, beau'yng cleansing curling
and restoring the hair. Ladies, try IT, sOld by a. dugy
rfBusr
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SERIOUS PRE.--Tle fire at Rockets on Sunday af-
ternoon, de,ho ,ed fvs Il enc IT'S elenging toiH.
W. Ty'e' The I0ssss a'Olt 10000. n tuildns and
contents, 10
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last all the year. but for the understandable pacy OF an
old grayheaded and gTaybearded individual who uses
about the Wing Building and devours whatever bis eye
may chance to rest upon But while uttenng e"SS
upon the old sinners prOdgious appetite for tobacco
aud promising to give him another piece as big as
the little end Of little finger leave the matter with
the manufacturers generally, only inquiring anxlously
meanwhile-Who speaks first
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SILKS SACRIFICED.

AND OTHER
Ele ant DreS Goods,
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES
IL MATERIAL AND DESIGN
prices, bringing them within the reach
WATKINS 81 RICkLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
I59 Main Street.
Are now receiving opening their second supply Of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
MANY Of which have purchased at he auction
WI New York during the past week. at which the price v
lower than ever known before
SPLENDID SILKS
DRESS GOoDa
RICH LACE AND sILR MASILE
EMBROIDERED
sHAWLS.
HOUSE FCRSISBISG GOODS.
PRINTS,
PLANTATION GOODS
Either by Wholesale retail, they prepared ~ 0f is;s
"a HTHEKTO uSFQUAILED
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APPOINTMENTS OF MAJOR GENERAL OF DISTRICT MLI.
HA.-Bigadsr General Roger c. Weghtman Of the
militia OF the District of Columbia has been appointed
by the President Of the United States Major General OF
said militia vice Major Genera, Walter Jones' resigned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20
Hide, Oil and Leather store,

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 & Third Street beEs'n
Market Chestnut Streets Pla iephA have for sale DRY AND
sALTEO SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Patna H Tan
ners OIL Tanners and Curriers' Tools at the swest prices A1d
upon the best terms.
sA kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted, for which he
highest price will be in cash, taken 10 eHehal,
or HIDES Leather stored free Of charge and sold
fe2i-d3m
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[Fcen. "a. pr. Ro..ee. Kdilo, GL,4.tian 49,

From Rec Dr.. Rosser, Editor Christian AdrooIt,
sENPLE's BAESG PoEDERA persons ioud u l,
wholesome loaf besd biscuits batter and buekuhsi
cakes purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
are perfectly harmless and pleasant than soda sa
&C. No fear OF soUs BREAD The OF will make the .
sweetest In possible time time Labor ADD
expense disappoints the accompanying simple o.
recons are observed Besides manufactured In Virginia and
Is no Invention Yankeedom John W. Garek manufacturer
and sole proprietor Richmond Va We know him. sId r
and it, the tried &c. and mni Tie
directions
MIL
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INOR PHILADELPHIA.-The No. z$Ef3
IL Steamship CITY UF RICHMOND, Capt Mitchell, ,AIhkSs
ready receive freight and will leave THURSDAY the
22d at O'Clock NJ For freight passage having superior
accommodations apply to the Captain on board or to
mh20-8t II. E. FUTILE, Agent, Rockets.
Boston freight taken through by low rates and With
deanai
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

This Invaluable medicine is unfAiHng In the cur, o,,r.
painful and dangerous diseases incident the femal.
1t moderates all and obstruetIo,,
whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied o.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited. It will, in short time, bring on n. -
ly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
TAess Pb should not be taken by females Cat are pr.,.
during ne FIRST THREE KOgTHS ds icy are a.r, -
on Miscarriage; Dat at svery otter time, and IN soery
Asy are perfectly safe.
all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain IN TIE P
LIMBS Heawnes Fatigue slight eSertlon Palpl,s,
the Heart OF Spirits Mysteries Sick HeAdah. W.
al the painful diseases ocesSoned by dsordered ,yu
these Pills will effect when all other have failed
Full directions ia the pamphlet around each package NIL.
shouts be carefully preserved.
t,tle containing 80 pills. and eneireled with the oven.,,
stAm Of Great Britain, be sent poSee for o. and sp
stamps. JOB NOSE
Rochester New York
General Agent for the United STAT,
Bold IN Richmond by all the respectable Druggist; wM
sPoTswo0D, Agent for Petersburg; NJ A. sANTOs Agent "a,
Norfolk mAlg-eotlffv
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March 20, 1sm

NoTEAccodng to the late ordinance for catering
log the boundaries Of the Wards the line MADISON
WARD begins a. MayO Bridge thence running along the middle
Of 18th street 70 Broad street thence Broad street to College
and along the middle Of College Marshall
along tn middle Of Marshall
Og the middle Of ih street 10 shjekoe thence along
hockoe creek the eastern branch Of said thence
sal eastern branch to the line The bOuad
~ MADISON WARD from the corporation line along
middle Ih street TO Arch street. thence In continuation Of the
line Of I street g the mes River md kanawha Canal thence
said Canal 10 the middle Of the laid between the
Tr,drsr works property and Ta Did thence
he middle OF said aforementioned street TO James River
JEFFERSON WARD embraces all nat part Of the city east Of
Madison Ward; and MONROE WARD embraces all that
Of Madison Ward. [nh2U-de r. l..
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Genemen-I your days SINCE pressing
wish that should be candidate for reelection
hold In reply have say, that desire continue
Office another be the pleasure Of the
u this city elect and that candidate for their uf
frages The Ia which your letter expressed highly
gratifying aud gives sincere pleasure the expiration Of
long and abOous period Of public service to receive the approval
those with official duties have daily
serve Ia the Of my election to stimulate make
newed efforts for the faithful discharge duties IL the bust
Of the Court has been satisfactorily disposed the credit
myself alone You have fully performed your part
investigations have been aided your learning
my efforts expedite the business have seconded
operation That conduct has your appro
baton repeat affords sincere pleasure and beg leave
you my heartfelt acknowledged for the aerng
ner Ia which you have expressed IL.
an, gentlemen,
Very truly aud respectfully.
Your friend and obedient servant,
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1860. SPRING GOODS. 1860.
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP


1860. SPRING GOODS. 1860.
CHRISTIAN 81 LATHROP
RE receipt Of and offer their friends and the public the
IA most elegant assortment Of
RICH DRESS GOODS AND STAPLES
FOE
Families and Planters
that they have ever exhibited. We would. name
silks 10 Robes and piece goods
Rich Paris Barge Robes u yolants
Jaconris Organizes. chidr,ns Fouards
Pine Apple Cloth, y.lenlas
Most which bought auction sles and will
10000 yds Irish Linens from pc TO the finest importation
Linen shrting Table Dimask
Iinek and Scotch Diaper z ash and other TOwel'ng
Linen Duck Beriaps and Nihs Tor plantation
Plain and Plaid Oznaburgs
Heavy shrings and sheet ngs
Cortonades aud other Goods
for men and women Maryland and Virginia acnre all Of
which Will be offered low such foods be obtained
market CHRISTIAN a LArlIROP,
mh2O 80 Main Street
SPRING SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS, pa.
NORRIS bookseller, Publ sher ana staoner No main
street. opening his regular stock OF FRESH GOODS
900 Goodrehs beautiful SCHOOL READERS revised
by Butler, A. NJ in parts The ana most
tactiye series Of school ever published and more.
over altogether Southern 10 their origin, Southern
tone and Of southern mar ulacture
900 CROZErs ARlTHMErc, two parts Companion Of the
above sgned to aid furnishing teachers and parents
700 dozen websters ELEMENrA sPgLLERs
| 400 Michells smiths ana Oteys uEOGRAPHlEs.
| 200 Blu ler's improved FNGII 81 GkAMMER.
! 800 Smiths ARITHMETIC and GRAMMER
| 800 Walkers and Webstsr's DICTIONARIES.
100 grOst BONNET BOARDS.
S2U1 dozen STATES assorted szes.
| 1000 McGufey's ELtCTIC READERS.
| 1000 gross STEEL PENs, various makes.
BIBLES and TEsTAMsNr5 100000 mage, SHEET
MUSIC, for the Piano. Guitar Meodeon, y)nn &c. 10 O0O
qures heap half b, ind ACCOUNT BOOKS
100 dozen BLACK INK asserted sizes 100 go buG INyEI
0PEs.
| 1000 re. cap and letter PAPER
300 WRAPPING PAPER and everything else In nv line
In quantities. mb2O-6t
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RICHMOND, March let leo
WE manufacturing BOOTS and SHOES eKGtnH'ey
w than heretofore friends aud the public
orally rely upon getting the best In line In the sa
Shoes import materials, and have noe
our employment this county
We also hand large assortment Of Boots she's,
Trunks Carpet Bags aud Vase Of all qualities and at all e
ALI of which will be sold low either wholesale retail.
ALEX. HILL CO., No. l2i Maln st.,
Richmond Va
p. S-Boos and Shoes madeto order for Lad Genenenl
Boys Misses heretofore and ali orders vii be promptly AZ
Md toby mil ALEX. BILL A co.
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Dr.. mcCl,ntoek,sP eetoraI syrup No name stan

Dr, MCCIintOck'sP ectOrnI Ny fnp.-hO nims Illnii
higher Ia the medical profession than that Of br JAS hCno
great vegetable remedy for consumption cough
chIs all diseases that Adec
twenty Of practical experiment and obseaton
Price 81. Sold BY FIsHSR WESTON, Agents ma
DIR. McCIintock's Cole and Cough Mixture,
the established and stand rd remedy for cough cold nldn
hoarsenrss and all rstions Of the membrane o. he
throat palate and nose, l. endorsed by phans and all sh
have used IT, preparation that has no yala the led Pike
Is cents. Sold by FISHER WINSTON. ma3-dlm
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aaYAN,, TAsrELEss vERnPUGE.

Tasteless as the hOneyed dew,
Painless In Is action too
Harmless A. the roses breath,
But worms immediate death
BEYANs NTENBJGE Of course
Is the mothers grand resOuece.
Sold In bottles Price IS FIsaEK WSsToS ihs
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WATKINS x FICkLEN'S
OPENIN OF SILKS,
on TUESDAY MORNING, THE 2Om INST
We shall be prepared exhibit USRWALfD slLEs
Of the choicest styles and astonishtg prices. WkF
e47-On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst, will exhibit speufl
Stock French Lace Dama Pusher Real Lace hAnes and
de and Busters. mh2O WGR
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6HARTER ELECTIONs.-1he Council Of

! QUARTER ELECTIONs.-Ihe Council Of the City Of
~ Richmond appointed the following gentlemen
Commissioners aud Conductors Of the Charter
Elections for the present year. tie several Wards OF
| city:
Foh JEFFRsoS WARDJoseph Brumm ELL J. J. Wilson, L. Libby
Craig and T. Word, Commissioner and X T. Seal C0HdHc
t1y. The election { be held 1T Market Hall
PoR MADuON WAEo-E shepperson, as A. sco J. IT, Grant,
g. " Gwathu-y and W. Randolph. tOaissiOHer and T. H.
Charley, 6da or. The election 10 b. held the City Hall
Foa MoSRog wAED-T Boular T. Barham H. Davis T. n.
Jones and r. Mithews, COmais.i0ne WIN. N. Kelley
CoHdacLr The election be held Laeys shop Broad
street. Teste
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Either by Wholesale or retail they prepared to oier ais
ments HTHEkto USFQUAILED.