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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-28

RELIGIOUS EXERCISES IN BosTON SCHOOLS.
At meeting of the Boston Board OF School
Committee, held in the Council Chamber
Mayor Lincoln presiding, the following rule,
or general order, was made
"Tbe morning exercises Of all the schools
shall commence with the reading Of q portion
OF the Scripture and repetition OF the Lords
prayer by the teacher in each room aud the
afternoon session shall close with appropriate
singing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-28

The Lester Mahufartxriag C0mPaay, OF this
city. organized last Monday night, aud will
commence operations almost immed lately
They have purchased the gas works buildings
on Cary street. lately sold by the city. aud IN :
tend erecting at once such shops as may te
necessary for their business. This com mpany
tntend turning out about one hundred sew
Ing machines and two planning mills per week,
and 10 enable them 70 do 50 will have to en-
plOy at least one hundred mechanics. We
understand that they will be ready for manu-
featuring IN the course Of sixty days. and will
make all their work their own pTemises.-
The company is composed OF men Of capital
and enterprise and will be able to effect a
great deal for Southern manufactures and
Southern independence.
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Seeking ReM.-Harman Adoiph Joseph, an
invalid from distant country, sought lOdg.
iugs at the first station. house last Monday
night, aud being refused, made his bed In the
market-p place, from whence he was conveyed
TO the cage. Yesterday morning the Mayor
turned him over 10 the French Cunsul. s1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-28

THE PHILADELPHIA WATER 0As-The
Ledger states that the arrangements for light.
ing the Girard Honse with water gas are near
ly completed, and that ia few weeks the
eeonomy OF this kind Of gas will be made
manifest by practical test. A large gas
holder has been put up over the engine house
fronting on Lodge street.
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o. HENRY HUDNALL,

HENRY HUDNALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices IN all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond. =,
M Also, practices regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
AS Notary, will take Dispositions and AeknOw-
led ge nts, Administer and Certify Osths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain 10 the once oi
Notary. :.
ba,w The Cmstmn- House ia Sly
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
CITY OF RICHMOND

THEVOTERS SOFTHECsTY
OF RICUMOSD.-i most respectfully
>-1rce ,sell s candidate Tor rs, election 70
Al ne nl SUPERINTENDENT OF TIE
|'T{ WATER WoihS. ,.,,c,, ry,c
ah h:5-lie' Jam T." L. hA'i
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UKO'S A CANDIDATE for the
oacs Of HIGH CONSTABLE: ]. II.
Nc I'll H. McCURDEY: Deputy Collector Of
Git, faxes. - hh tue
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MODEL ENeINEEI.-The new appoin tee to a
place As engineer In the Capitol may be sound
IN the faith, IN the view OF his "Republcan'
superior, but he is not very wise a bo u engines
The day after his appoin tmen,, 80 the story
goes, gentleman and two la dies had the Gu.
riosity To look AT the engine. room aud its ma
hinery, where they found the new Office hold. .
Ger on duty merely as gentleman usher, prac-
ticai engineers doing the real duty of the so d.
called assistant engineer" How many horse
power is your engine "Hor e-po,cer ;" replies
greeny. with look OF mingled pity and con-
tempt, "don't you kno,c The machine goes 6y
steam ''-1ler Gazstte
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-. .A.s'p.ss Cool AipAsbstieaI,y.-eyea eood reles
s see nsgAt acAool ol tho Mec6Gojce Ino0-
v.ssoe caeeoe always - obsegved - PDeso.
trs .nss nay enable as TO keep them, un4ee I'll
sxnoesa a1ea's 70 which wehay DeAeralJy -
.whssevsr you ana ye.r ss.tv r,,,.r-.
~" = = Wv EaeiAnd deacoa to his cheoce3o
500, 20 SURF to say the Lord,s nraver- -
son, or the alphabet cieaa throueA: sSd }one
osSON yOa - 70 the emo On't, yo1sll 9 = col
- ,s,.s,c. s1csnoss, @ Q. N 'esasseI PFeaise %
Eyes. daddy, I promise" on .rude,d roSs.
than TO school, carrying bis Nread S6 ZsSt
with small bOstle OF molasses In 6ls ia1isse
pockst, aad hts lats proaise spf8nest 1a -
4 boy who bore the lad IN old srudss. mes
and many scursiloas uaulss, caught AiH %
his guard and thrsw him to ths ergnnds taAr.
ing his jacket and bteakinx his molAssee bot.
tie. This double injury made Jonathenrey0
wol6sh and his1irs wiite With faeo, an6 y
b0rned to rovenQ0 himeelE Bot thogo O0a60
promise to bis fathsr. and ~ ~ snet ferslt v;
would allow, bis alpnabeiicAl palls, thus:
A. y, O.yoa've tore ny jAcees-D, kR-
you've split ny 'lasses--0, n, !, J, E~yOaxU
2 tArnal rascal-Is u, N, q, r, Q,-Ill, leaxn
yOu letter mAnners, you scamp you,-R, at,
utS,-1Il splie yer plct0r, yoe Old vAlt.ey6i
w.. =; an, !. .o osr.,,s:1. No. !i pSSsa yesr
Even the repetition Of The alphabet ceuA
not allay the nery temper which had heea
aroused BY the tearing or the coat aud tAo loea
OF the 'lasses; bat onr young readers, WhoA
eagered for less proveeAtion, nay cave thsa>
selves nnpleeaani feelings, vhsn tFritaaa4 ~
than's advice and rehearse the entire alphabet,
before giving n blow +1a.-t ..
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Third Time-James O'C0nner. an old toper.
made his appearance before the Mayor yesier-
day, for the third time, to answer the charge
Of being drunk and disorderly In the street
tried very hard to get into the open air once
more; bat he had forfeited his word 90 ofton
that the Mayor was bent on having bail, or
sending him to Jail. ~
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The Fire Essiss. built by Msssrs. Ettineer& Il
Edmond. 10 certainly the most beautiful piece
Of machinery, Of Ats kind, that We ever saw
citixsns are 10 have IA Opportunity Of
seeing this machine At work aud We ven.
ture TO cay that every one will agree with M
~ TO its construction aad finish. Yesterday
partial trial from the Dock, and all who wit.
nessed it, capacity 70 throw water were sss uck
with Amaxouaent, +. - ~ &
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Tobacco Sales.-- esterday thscrop OF tohaeco
of DIR. John H. Woods, Of Albsmarle, consist-
ing Of twenty.eight hogsheads. brought the
following prices: Five hhds. Sl3 per one hun.
drsd pounds. Eight hhds. Stt. six hhds 4iO.
One 81. Two $3.50. Thres iiuGs) ~. Ose
S5.2O. One 80 ~. Oae S2.00. Average Of the
entire crOu DO
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CITY YGAUGER.-l respectfully An
4 nouncs IN, sci. Il candidate for re election
=. ot e of CITY GAL GER
: 'a tie. RICHARD FON
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FLOATING THIRTY MILES ON A CAKE dr
IcE.-The Green Bay (Wis.) Advocate relates
q thrilling ice adventure:
Henry Martin and Isaac Gagnor, one with
load of hay, the other with q load Of corn
meal, were travelling on the ice Of Little Bay
de Ncquet. About O'Clock p NJ, they dis
covered crack which cut them OF from the
shore, and that the ice on which they were
was floating them out into Green Bay towards
Deaths Door They embarrassed their horses
and let them 60, and took the box OF one Of
the sleds to use in case they got in to the water
At midnight. being exhausted. they lay down
to sleep under the lee of a hum mock OF ice
In the morning, at O'Clock, they saw land
which proved to be Washington Island. and
they landed outside Deaths Door. They had
thus been driven thirty miles across the Bay
IN one OF the heaviest gales that ever blew
The horses. after being loosed. followed the
men in their raAnbles on the ice until coming
to a weak place they went in Two hours later
one OF the horses swan up to the cake on
which the men were put his head on the ice,
looking beseechingly, but they could not help
the poor brute
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LIES HAPPIEST PERIOD.-kingsley gives
MS evidence on this disputed point. He TINS
declares: There is no pleasure that have
ever experienced like a childs mid summer
holiday The time, mean, when two or three
OF us used to go away up the brook, and take
our dinners with us, and come home at night
tired. dirty, happy, scratched beyond recogni-
ton, with 4 great nosegay, three little trout,
ana one shoe. the other having been used for a
boat. till it had gone down, with all hands,
out Of soundings. How poor our Derby days,
our Greenwich dinners, our evening parties,
where there are plenty of nice girls and after
ences such pleasure or grief after fourteen as he
does before, unless, in some cases, in his first
iove-making, when the sensation is new to
him"
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Sprssg SNoW.-The weather has been ex.
tremely changeable for several days-some-
times clear, at others cloudy-eomstiuao
warm, and at others cold. Yesterday moru-
inE, at an early hour, heavy clouds gathered
over the city, flakes Of snow began to descend
and the indications were, that old winter had
returned and intended to remain for time !;
but soon thereafter the clouds hrOks away,
the sun came forth In ali his splend0r, and
the forenoon proved quite pleasant.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
HENRIcO COUNTY.
[~ TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
3>~SA NO 8. HENRICO COUNTY, By the
own wisahs, announce my self a candidate ior the
Office of CONSTABLE, and solicit your sunragei
1ss ssn': h'''SS xSbREW Ms 1ei
TO the VOTERS OF HENKICU
49, COUNTY -FELLow C. lr,zENs Il am a
Hs e ofs o the q"
trtct oi Henrlco county. and respectfully solicit
use my utmost efforts in the faithful discharge Of
the duties ot my effcc.
mh is-im' w.P. LAwToN.
R@P TO the VOTERS OF HENRI
c,ndd.,. for re eecten iSr Ss ssToNER S{ss Of
THE REVENUE in the Lower District, at the
sSss i ns si'' SaS s2S axcHS
K~T TaE n ,HI.sR ,SHMI.EsRRSFFALTy OF HEN.
myself = candidate for the sbove office. Should i
ne the pleasure of the voters to elect me, shall
discharge the duties thereof faithfully and imp mpsr
tally. tmh s-tdl JACOB 8. ATLEE.
A NO. 4. N HENRico conST9.-s, "a net the re- !.
daae fcs the ONCE "i coSsTxBiE fSf the aSs"e Ss
charge the dn,les faithfully. Your snfrages re-
spectiully solicited.
mh2 2-im' FLEMING PHILIPS.
TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI
49, CO CoUNTY.-By. The advice Of my
81 fnaade,s sf hs and Sss
your suhrages at the State election in Nay next.
AS Guarantee for the faithful performance Of
the doties of the Office refer you to all who know
fhn 1atftn In h.s
performed during the past three wears that have
acted AS deputy for the present Sheriff.
dsssSs:''' 'GsEf GE6 lsp~ b. FlKxsAxrs SzssA
TO TIE y99TERS DIS
Office OF CoSsTAB BILE for the hrst District, and
fIHsTssIs: H. thSHt0s II HHTssPAS BsxDrEY il Nay
fe aa-2,n. ''' '''
LAYING BEEN solicited by many
S>S OF friends and neig. .boTs all over the
ss a o FH HS ihs
oE e es's W so s. rpa hfnEs oSqss S sane,
- TO JOHN o. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
80 DEAR slH: AS the time is appIoSchins
for the voters "t Henrc9 e select suitable per
fed from our long ,acquaintance with you, that
you are qualified Ia discharge the utes of the Of
nee, VIC. LHe SunSCTlEots. request you
To announce yourself "a candidate for the said Of
fee. ple6ging you our support In the ensuing cleo
ton.
Er. A. ]. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
J. w. Crenshaw, Benjamin Walton,
James C.. Gordon, Nj aJor Ford,
T. b. Jones, U. G. Brldsewater,
VIM. f.. Wade, Thus. NJ. Montague,
s. Hellstsrn, 8. A. Moles,
Peter Lawson, Simon p. FOd,
Us. 3. Tinsey, Hudson b. Ford,
X, A. Lancaster, Abner Hiliiard,
WIN. A. Barnett, Thomas NJ. Ladd,
James Gilman, Charles y. Paleske,
Peter s. Hughes, Henry Nlroush,
Robert g. Walton Geo. Timbcrake,
w. G. TaliaferrO, X. r.. EllySon,
James H. Mallory, Richard Thomas,
+. A. Schwagerle, Daniel N Melton,
Fendall Griffin, John Perkins.
+. Hattorf, Sherwin Rae,
VIM. Cull!ngworth. Sr., E. C. Crump.
J. 7. Ford. SITS
TO MESsRS. A. J. TERRELL,
~
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- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
V>A associated themselves in the practice Of
MEDICINE and SURGERY.
~ Office ON Governor street at the residence
Of DR.. CONWAY. JAS II. CONWAY. NJ. D.,
NH Sim PETER LYONS, NJ. ID.
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- TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI

TO TIE VOTE $ OF DIS
49, TRlCT NO. ]. HENRlCo COUNTY,
office of CONSTABLE for the FIRST District, and
solicit your sufirages.
~ ELEcrIoN-The 4th THURSDAY in May
next. JAS. FENELON BRADLEY.
fe A-2,n+
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"SIcK AND IN PRIsOS."-Henry D. johnson,
OF Upton, member OF the Legislature, while
visiting the State prison, last week. was taken
suddenly i'll, and was obliged to remain. and
Is there yet, In the wardens apartments Mr.
Johnson was member OF the COMMITTEES on
the charges against the management OF the
jail AT East Cam bridge Boston roay,e,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-28

Dsrl among the TaiIors-Christopher Tim
berlake was arraigned before the Mayor, yes
terday, to answer the charge OF assauiting and
beating James X. Barnes, and of carrying
concealed deadly weapon. The evidence show
ed that the accused was engaged in the row
that took place on Wall street last Sunday,
and that, in company with Patrick Kelly, he
entered the room, on Monday. where BArnes
and others We're Al work, and pitched in for u
fight, Kelly giving Barnes the soft end Of \
club, and Tmberlaks paying the same COM
pliment to Charles Baird, who was At work in
the room. Other charges Of similar charac-
ter were brought against Timberlake, and he
was thereupon held to bail for his good beha-
vior, and to answer an indie tment by the next
Grand Jury.
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CHARLfsroN ExTORrfoN.-The New York
Democratic Central COMMITTEES have f0nnd
tae best arrangement. they could make NJ
Charleston for eighty persons 10 hve dollars
per day. TO commence from tho 18th Of April,
one week before the Convention; thus raising
the extortion to nearly ten dollars day each.
A P0LiTlcIA1 TURNED MlxIsrER.- The
Northampton Aass.l Gazette states that the
Hon. +. NJ. Wright late Secretary OF State.
has been admitted 70 holy orders Ia the Pro.
tsstant Episcopal Church. and win com.
msncs his miaistry ~ dayton. Ohio. imms-
MediAtsly.
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49, A CARD. DIR. BROOKS has
GA moved his Office to 9th street, between
Main and Cary streets.
Once hours from to 9 A. NJ, and from to
p. nj.
He has for sale privately, TEN LOTS; fronting
30 feet each on Grace st an! i've on Broad ST,
lust beyond the Western line of the corporation
Also, an experienced GARDENER. who under
stands the cultivation and manaa ement OF flowers,
&c and for rent. TWO SEATS IN Pew NO. Is IN
ST Paul's Church. nh Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-28

LAWRENCE =. MARYE.
ATTORNEY ATLAW,
Practices in the Courts of the City OF Richmond
and the Counties of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line. -.
lie is also Notary Public and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims. -
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAlN WHITE
and himself heing dissolved, his office is now on
llth street. Just below Goddins Hall. lie 3-Y
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HANOVER COUNTY.
PROFESSIN NAL CAfkb5.

- GEORGE u. STEEL,
49, DENTIST.
Office and Residence Southwest corner Main and
sth sts first door above Crenshaws New Hotel,
Richmond Va.
Having an experience of ten years in his profess
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
NH IS Gun
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Hard at IA number Of laborors are staadl
~ engaged in digging the foundation for the
Spamen's Bethel, at the northeast corner OF
2Dth and Cary streets, and In q very short time
the corners stone will Be laid, and the sapey-
structure commenced. The basement Of the
building Is to be SO constructed as to bo used
for a ward kchOol, and as Its location u cen-
trail one for that part of the city, . large nun.
Der of pupils may b induced 70 attend it.
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GRAND HAUL By PicKPocK Ers. -Passen.
gers on the Cleveland and Columbus train. 70.
ing south, were, on Wednesday morning,
loooeu OF ABOUT l.G'U BY gang Of pickpock-
cts al Cres tliIe, Ohio. The train stops there
Tor breakfast, and The rascals took advantage
OF the rush 70 make grand haul
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|. AN INDIAN EMBAsGY.-A lone daughter OF
the forest, named Nah nee. bah we-qua, which
means an upright woman, has arrived in
New York, en- route for England, to appeal to
the u ueen against the removal Of her people,
the OJibwas, from their towns and villages on
the northern shores of Lake Huron, in Upper
Canada. The Ojibwas nun ber about one thou
sand souls, have embraced Christianity aud
become civilized, and have good farms, COM
Portable houses and pleasant homes, which are
about TO be taken from them, according to the
New York Courier and Enquirer, ''by the
ruthless hand Of power.'' The fair ambassa-
dor OF the red men is said to be gifted by ma
ture, highly educated, and a member of the
Methodist Church.
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Not Sane.-A veteran in the cause Of intem-
perance--Charles 8. Tensor-was found help
lessly drunk in the street last Monday nieHt.
and taken to the cage. Yesterday moraine he
stated sthat he was about to leave the city 10
return no more, aud asked to Be forgiven; but
it being intimated that he was not entirely
by order of the Mayor, in default Of haiI Tor
his good behavior.
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1NsANITY.-Sarah Anderson, servant girl
few weeks since from Methodist revival
meeting, in fearful state of mind Her very
features were affected. She said she had been
converted. Her companions and she had been
SO frightened by the influence Of the service
that they had to be accompanied home. The
preacher had said something about the girl TAX.
ing care OF herself or the devil would get her
Her friend had no control over her She be-
came deilrions, and was sent home. She escaped
from them during the night, and was found
next morning in the cow-byre, holding two of
tho cows by the tail, singifg hymns and songs,
and shouting and praying. All means to re-
store her nationality failed. She was sent to
New York, raving mad.
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GEy7Lyxgy :--Y0uf note of 2Uth instant was
h,aaed me 10 day and Tor the confidence implied
'r scpr Taaues: tu NE 10 become ?. candidate for
The superintendent Of the City Gas Works, you
vii pissss accept my sincere thanks. In reply to
t1u invitation vii say. as have SAID to many
ntser and friends wHo have spoken To me on the
sutaeet mat II nv fellow citizens desire my ser
res N the position referred to- 1t viii afford me
peasure 10 serve them. ! therefore announce my
I'll seaadlda.e Tor the off ce ofSUPtRiNTEND D.
tNT0F TIE GAS WORKS. and If elected. will
teyo,e all nr energies. with whatever of capacity
ard experisaee | may possess. to d faithful DIS
charge Of the duties of the office.
IuA 2J-tde Z, CaMPBELL.
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~ TcTHE y0TERsNE DIsrRlC1

quest Of many friends. ! announce myself :
ddate for the office ut COSSTA r. for the above
named Distri let. and promise. If elected, to dis
charge the duties faithfully. Your snfrages re-
spectiully solicited.
NH 2-ims FLEMING PHILIPS.
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ssAViNG BEEN solicited by many
S>S OF ,uv friends and neig nboTs all over the
county, announce myself a candidate for the of
fee OF COMM iSSIONER OF THE REVENUE
for the Districts No. 8 and 4, Henr!co county.
fe n--6w' VIM. b. PEMBkRTON, of Sidney.
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FIVE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.--A cor
respondent OF the Warren Chronicle writes
that on the night OF the u tn lust. the dwelling
house of Humphrey Owens, in Goshen town.
ship, Mahoning county, Ohio, was burned TO
the ground, five of his children perishing in
the conhagration. The family had retired at
a very early hour, and We're all sound asleep
nv q ii,ile after seven. About haif-past seven
MIR. Owens was awakened by the smoke filling
his room, and sprnging from his bed, found
the house wrapped in flames. He succeeded
in getting his wife, with her infant, ten days
old out of DOORS aud then commenced throw
ing water upon the staircase, which had taken
fire and was blazing furiously, hoping to pre-
serve "a way Of escape for his children, who
were sleeping above. He succeeded in awak-
ening his daughter, Young woman. with
whom two Of the younger children were Sleep
ing: taking the youngest in her arms and
aronsing the other, and bidding him follow
ner she hurried down the blazing stairway /;
AS She passed the stairway. surrounded with
fiame. her father threw bucket OF water over
her and she was enabled to escape with the
little boy. in her arms, both seriously, but not
az n eerously burned. The older one. probably
oysrcoms with sleep, remained In the room,
ana with four other brothers In another room,
,vhom mo- efforts could arouse, was consumed
with the building.
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rs TOTHE VOTERS OF THE
- CITY OF RiCHMOND.-Havins been
s,se'ed hs many Of my ,rieDds to announce my,
Nspj.a candidate fnr the office of MANAGER OF
lst fooR HOUSE, and having. by late acc-
& aaI ;ost my eit hand, and thereby rendered IN
pace OF working 1T my trade. | most respect
u y! sahoaHce myself candidate and II elected,
fsIe myself 10 discharge the duties of the ntiice
~a'g'i JAMES Az UILLA MALONE.
aA tide
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kNS FOR HIGH CONSTABLE OF
- THE CITY OF RiCHM OND.-I am
i- 10 lof The above Office. and most respect
1 sHAel. your votes at the ensuing election;
'ssnsaf ialthlull, TO DISCHARGE the duties oi the
I'm pIomptness and fidelity.
respectfully, THUS A. STAPLES.
Ghi?-atd,
, 1860-11-07

DURIFY TIE BLOOD.
Mnfr:at.e Tnnnt afAIn Life Pills

nx.n..r r,ro.,h1o I;fo p;1ae
,r-- prrrpa
ASD i1aea~ - '.., :! 1eS'
u+nf Medicines hive acquired for their Inv aluAble ef
Cscr il Nil diseases xlr thcv profess to ha7
rendered tie u.u4 practice Of putting not only un.
necessary, oat unworthy " aheA'
IN ALI CAsES
or Asthma Acute AMI Chronic Ehcumntlsm, Affections
OF the Eiaddcr and kLncyA
Hilfinus Fa7erx, and Liver Comuloints.
~ a.. cor,b ,,1 Wat u,-r. .brsc t,sea,r. nrrr.J1
, 1860-11-07
GraIf6.


lucy as Heoe only IL h1aHcon' 'e1"'o0'' ~
JOHN HOWE, IT,, and STRONG d boss,
THE 1SyESTot,s
And ali o+,,are -enraeeo+a7 20 Ho7ue's ara
-, Tsn;+a+;o..e - ---,,;c,, ,,,-rhocare
ebor13 he1rare-
... ~
They are eftremeis anp.e IN eons!rue'oa
They are made oi all sizes anu eopac.es' aaApIea'o
different notifications.
RE country, is very desirable
I'd ss.ss sss a a,
s @ ssss a s: sss s ess:, ;n %
scale.
aud constantly wearing against each other, rs IN ell
ather se=les. but tho knife edse and the bearings
any friction.
level Is can be seen IN caies set our warehouse;
ths Inc case H'sn no
,11 n4 IN nlase Of e msuutacture, Of old
Inventors.
o9t an,.s sa nt sS are
They can be rut up Or taken down By purchasers
strucnons ACCOMMODATING eaeh 'ca4s' auo ean eou=e
, 1860-11-07

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- CORN EXCHANGE
BAG IAtUFACTOKY.
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u Z CLARK T. CO.. IL broad htEect, New 1ork-
xAkrrtc7rREKs Akp pkAtKEs IN
Bags OF Every Description
Mers and firoccrs Hays made aid printed to order
xita br rauiu brands. %cR' and second ah'l 6c:i!es7
t;5rn spd Gun!y HagA for 5l7pcra killers and Far
,nrre utt: la:s ~: f1ouT Eoelxheat, Feed. Hatdsr
sF- orders filed ~3:a ndel.r and dispatch. .naEs
loaned to shippers. . my5-l5