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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

State Arrtra!s.-Deputy sheriff John F. Bill.
myer OF Martinsburg, Berkeley county, arrived
here ON Saturday last, having in charge two
convicts for the penitentiaIy, both OF whom
were Turned over to the keeper OF that institu
tioh AT night the deputy was himself arres ted
by a adetachment of "Biues !" nd il they did not
lmprison him, they psnishsd him otherwise.
IN retaliation for past favors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

REMAINS OF Ex-GoSERNoR ROBINSON
The remains of Ex-Governor Robinson who
died In Charleston, on arriving i'll Bennington,
W., on Saturday evening, were received hy a
crowd OF citizens, who were accompanied by
i band. During their removal in the hearst.
the band played a solemn dirge, the bells tolled
and the citizens followed IN solemn process
sion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

GONE TO ROME.-The British Standard
gives list OF one hundred and twenty-five
members of the University of Oxford. who
nave gone over from the Established CnuIc ch
TO the Roman Catholic Church. They consist
OF two archdeacons. eighty four other clergy
men, and thirty-nine laymen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Outyage-SOOn after the alarm of fro laS i,
Saturday night a young gentleman in mass.
ing down Franklin street. near 18th received
a violent blow on the head by a stone. thrown
from the direction Of the Capitol Square.
Wnich cut the scalp severely, aud came nigh
knocking him down. He SAYS he saw no m -
AT the time. and thinks the stone was care.
iessly thrown, without design rg TO strike any
one but whoever threw il deserves the So.
verest punishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

M Msthers!-The attention Of meshers
is called TO Dr. EATON'S iNFANrfLE COa-
DIAL. which u highly recomm- nded for al COM
paints attending Testhins, such a. Dyssntsry.
BLOOD FOOD.-This medicine. beng, - tn
name suggests. :" BsoOp FOoD and q scisn,ikc
well worthy the attention Of ali Who are suffering
from tmpnrt. deficiency Of Hood II 10 pFsp ,red
by DR., G r BRONSON. author Of several works on
recommended by numerous cert6csios OF those
who have availed themselves Of its virtues.
For sale by FISHER L WINSTON, Aichm0ud.
Va. ana by Druggists generally. my A. lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

nOMe Of the most prevalent. and at the
same time troublssnnle and painful diseases that
attend the hum N flesh, 70 the Fever and Aguo.-
tlnua ly brirging forth numerous specifics fOr its
permanent cure; but all without e6eot. Dr. J.
sician, has succeeded in turnshins the public with
valuahis vreparsti"n tor tbs care OF Fever aad
Aguo. The steady and Increasing demand lately
made for the "BiTTERS" and the univeTsai
success attending its use. have msds for It ysPu
tatlOn unsurpassed BY any spoci6c of the kind
For The cure Of the Fever and A. % Dr. HOSTET-
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTk60
or preparation extant.
where. nv lin
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- TO- The VOTERS OF HENRI.

~ co NJI by the advice Of nv
,rsnds. and in accordance with my own wishes, /
tstoaace myse.t a candidate for the office of
Saf9iFF OF HtNRICO COUNTY, and solicit
asa guarantee for the faithful performance of
~ duties oi the office. refer ,ou to all who know
rs,arnied during the past three wears that have
tste3 rs tepn;y ;or The present Sheriff
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
nh i-ita5my' GEO. ID. PIEASANTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

CENSUS OF WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.-The
recent Territorial census shows that the popu
lation is now 6s44 Assessed value of proper-
ty, SO 293.69j. There are 3,i67 acres of land
cultivated; thirty lumber mills, five flour
mills, ten churches, thirty-one schools pol 4,l
acres OF land taken by donation and pre-emp.
tioni and there are seyenty-two sail vessels
and seven steamboats, owned in the Territory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Rockets is improving gradually, and must.
ere long, become the place for ali the heavy
shipping OF the city. The paving Of Dock st.,
now steadily going on to completion, will add
very much TO Its general appearance, and in :
commission houses there. Ali the larger lass
OF vessels that will be brought to this port by
the deepening OF the river channel, must ne
cessar'ly anchor at Rockets, and by so doing.
build up trade in that immedIa te neighhor
hood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Not Prored.-Albert, u slave to NJ. Mangum.
suspected OF breaking and entering the house
therefrom, was examined before the Mayor
last Saturday, and discharged after n fiogeinx
II being proved that the goods were stolen from
the yaru, and that the house was not broken
into.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

DR. RoBERr HUNTER ON SORE THRoAr.-The
letter which we this day insert from the ZEN of Dr.
HUNTER, Cf New York, who is at present on a pro-
'esslona visit to our city: (see his card in suOther
conmn = VII be found full Of interest 20 our read
erS generally, and we commend it to their atson-
tive perusal Our invalid friends should avail
themselves promptly Of the present opportunity Of
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

49, LEEC HING, LEECHING.-.
- MhS. w OOL II o U s +, Cupper and
N',a NAet ijZ Main street. over s Sutherlana's Gun
aesssts oi the Big tIun.-hlrs. W. has for ears
r,,ed r,eaued The ladies' OF Richmond, and given uni
Ma s,. s,Ws!siacton.
rss. S ". wili attend those requiring her SER
L. 3 at al hours, day or night.
eoa,, Ii EcH II ES for sale. Orders from the
Wy carefully packed. ap 2O-3m
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
A> TO EVOTERSOFC

- FIELD COUNTY.-The office of COM
SONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY for the County o
sleststhe'd being within the range of my profes
,l.t reason oaly, an acceptable position 10 me
.lsIeiorr accede to the requests OF IL number Oi
fefs, recently expressed. and declare myself a
lection 10 be held on the fourth Thursday in MAY
Al AZ winch lime the office is to be filled for the
s.usr term OF four years.
apI-tde c. c. McRAE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

MIRAGES IN THE STREETS OF CHICAGO
The Chicago Times says that almost every day,
when the sun is at or near the Meridian and
the sky clear, a beautiful optical illusion may
be seen by looking westward in any of the east
and west streets, where the view is uninter-
rapted for long distance. Remote Objects AS
horses and vehicles, appear suspended in the
air, or loom upward to colossal proportions.
The illusion is produced by uneq nal refractio
in the lower strata of the atmosphere, and it's
phases are occasionally very curious and in
teresting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

AEENAN AND SAYERS.-The following is q
summary OF their late delicate attentions
to each other:
Blows Reed Thrown Knocked Down
Heenan ..iY u
SayerS.... 6S IL 27
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DEATH BY LIGHTNING.-Tbe Marietta RI ,
lnleillsencer announces the death of Geo. T..
Slocomb. OF that city. He was very worthy
young man, and has been in the employ of the
MARIETTA and Cincinnati Railroad, as a tele.
gIapn operator. "A few weeks since while he
was sitting at tti18nstruMent in his Office dur
ing the prevalence of heavy storm, the light
nlhg ran In upon the wires, and completely
stunned him. A few days developed the fac
.nat ms limbs We're paralyZed and his muscles
almost totally deprived OF action. The par.
aiysis gradually extended over the body until
death ended his a1flction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Two appeal cases were disposed Of By the
judge ON Saturday last. The first was that Of
J. b. Marshall, convicted In the Husfings
Court Of cruelty whipping negro. and fined
$50. The Judgment was reversed. and Mr.
Marshall diechargpd.
The second was the appeal Of Rob't 8. Davis
and others, convicted OF riot at Screamers-
vile. and septsnced to fne and imprisonment
Ine JudEe set aside the verdict on the ground
that the Hustings Court. nncer the anended
cnsrter, had no right to sit longer than one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SLANDEE.--At GRAY.
son Courthouse, Va, last week, the Jury in
the case of Mitchell VS.. Waddle, Il slander
suit, rendered verdict for the plaintifi, put
ting his damages at S3,00C. The plaintiff teed
his counsel 10 the tune Of 81 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Wtfs- -IFhippias.-John McMahan, a fellow
oi some police notoriety, US well as OF Execu.
tive clemency, WAS arrested and Gagged las /
saturday, for assauiting aud beating mis- wife
Margaret. He Is to ans Wer for the offence be.
lore the Mayor, this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

An Omissios.-In our notice OF the assess.
ment OF property" published last Saturday,
Two words, " TAX on" were omitted At the end
OF the first line. The figures given were iu-
tended TO show the amOuug Of tax in each Ward
and not the amount Of property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

PRETTY THIEF AND HIDING PLACE-A
very pretty and weli-reared young woman
stole several yards OF ribbon from a shop in
Troy, N. Y, few days ago. She was left
alone and couldn't resist the temptation The
shop keeper accused her of the theft and after
much trouble found she had wound the rib
bon around her --stockings. In this ippeni-
Gus, but we must say indelicate manner. she
had concealed large quantity-but the shop
keeper forgave her and let her go free as ne
psrty by unwinding it, ample atonement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Temporary Eose.-By reference to yhe ad~sr.
tisinE columns il will Be seen that the mana.
gers OF the Theatre have determined upon Z
temporary close, to continue until the night of
tne 14th. when it will reopen with the star
sisters, Lucille and Helen Western" who are
70 appear in magnificent melo-dramatic spec.
iacie, for which. extensive preparations are be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

IDLE SrEAMRoATe.-Ten or twelve monster
steamboats,, IN which IL locked up capital 70
the amount Of not less than two millions Of
dollars. are now lyias Idle ~ tls~ docks of
Chtcaeo. Buffalo shd 0ihsy lake cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Bound Ocsr.--J. X. Hicks, for assaulting and
beating Antoni Degrasf rag gatherer, ap.
peared before the Mayor last SATURDAY. aad
after hearing was held 70 bail 70 Keep tho
peace aud b OF good bshavior for the mex
twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07
TUE sHERIFFALTYO HEN.

E~a nc Q CUVN T1.-I hereby announce
r,sef = candidate for the above office. Should II
r lie pleasure oI the voters to elect me, shall
!. ersf grateful, and WILL use every exertion to
srge the duties thereof faithfully and Impair
,sy tmh 6-tdl JACUR S ATTEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Diso,der'y.-Thos. Groganf after drinking
large amount Of "quick DEATH" last Saturday
evening, became boisterons and Annoying in
locked up to cool OF.
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rs TO THE VOTERS OF TIL

IT WF THE
81 - a ~ 49,, ~ ~ .-havins
announce myself a CANDIDATE FOR THE
lt0GtShiP made vacant by the death of Judee
would deteriniue and let them know n time
slaf would do. adopt thls mode of informing
ITEM and the other voters Of said circuit if il b.,
i4si, pleasure tn elect me. will accept the Office
AID discharge lis duties 10 the best of my ability.
JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
Richmond. April 9Th. 1850. ap Is dtde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

The Circxs Tear is to be stretched on Council
Chamber Hill to-day, 50 that all who wish to
see the horses and riders. and clowns and ring
change :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Daying.-A negro fellow named Jesse. slave
70 John GoddiD, was arrested and Gagged last
Saturday night. for assaulting aud beating, in
the street. Phinp " o. er, a white man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD-The stockr
holders OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad held
Il meeting in Gainesville on the goth ult.. and
adjourned until the Sd Wednesday in June
The Tobacco Plant says: From the expose
made of the affairs of ttv Company, we think
all that is needed to ensure the speedy compile.
ton OF the work is the subscription of about
600 to So, 100 more OF stock on the part of
the country. Richmond being pledged 10 sub
scribe pari passM with the country, this would
insure aA additional amount Of about $4,000.
which would keep up the work Of construc iion
for months to come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

BANKS IN MIcHIGAN.-The State of Mich.
gan, with a population Of about COO OtN and
taxable property to the extent Of 500, 900 900.
has only four banking institutions, with a
combined capital OF only $50, 900; circulation.
S22l 600, and loans $95s, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Onlya TAreat.-JOhn Kugler appeared he.
fore the Mayor last Saturday, to answer the
cnarge OF threatening to assault and beat Ben
Jamin Swan and his children. After hearing
the evidence. the charge was dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

11e Cssssy CSwys Of Henrico will commsnc.
its quarterly term to-day. The uisds.nssn",
docket II . Ioug one, and will take moat an ~
session II all the cases are tried, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

Cooithg OG:-A u. S, of Henrico county, at
.er eetthg through the iabors OF his Office, a
few days since. repaired to Rockets. and pro
curing a small boat, started alone fer a short
row on the tortuons James. Being neither an
expert oarsman nor sailer, he had Scarcely got
into the current, when heavy wave struck
MS iran craft and deposited him in the stream
Luckily, ne arose near the treacherous boat
ana clambering upon its bottom, sat there Til
ald was procured, and he was restored 10 terra
nrlna, where he will be apt TO spend the re-
mainder of his days.
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, varuEyOTERSO RSOFHENRICO

~ CUIN ~ 7 RESPECTFULLY announce my
:, "A candidate for the office Of COM MISSIONER
- THt REVENUE in the Upper District of said
S.lni, hsvine served rs Constable Of that Uls-
-, fpr about aix years. | leave my friends to
,,6.e ri NY qua!tca:io for that office My past
irse IS trie criterion 10 Judge by. If you think
AID vorthy u your sutfages, re- pectiully solicit
,far votes
a. 6-.tde- THuS. NJ MONTAGUE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

I AGE X EER
IL BOT FLING ESTABLISHMENT
AT NO 20S MAIN STREET.
Returning our sIncer re- thanks for the liberal
patronage already bestowed on u.s. we boz leave tn
announce to our friend and the public GENERALLY.
that We a,e,; have E;NSlLARGED " and IN PROVED our
az. BOIILlNG tSTABLiSHMENT
fhtS season and that shall continue tO kaep al
Ways only a. rery best articles of LAGER BEER,
PORTER, Xxx ALE and CIDER
We shall fulfill ali orders ief. with ~, i, nm,
store No: eOS Main street, either from CITY or
COCNTRf, with the greatest dispatch
We keep also on hand full supply of LAGER
bbis. Louis EUKER + RaO '"''
ap Ae-lm No. A6 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

PAINFUL CASE OF ELOPEMENT-A good
oeai OF excitement, says the Pittsburg (Pa)
ChIohlcle, OF May 3, was created in the neigh
Dorlng town of Butler, the other day. by a re-
port 10 the effect that John M Hipple men,
per OF the Butler bar, and Chairman of the
republican Committee had eloped with a
MISS Brinker of that place, deserting his wife
ana carrying away with him large sums of
money, with which, in his capacity as LAWYER
ne hao been entrusted. At first the rumor
was regarded as canard, but facts have since
come TO light which go far toward confirming
us truth. 1t appears that Nipple came TO this
clty under pretence that he had some business
10 transact which required his attention. and
meeting with Miss Brinker who had come
mere before him, the guilty pair started for
parts unknown. He wrote a letter to his
wife from this place, in which he avowed his
intention not to return, coolly remarking that
ne would never again look on the green fields
OF ms childhood! - 1t is not known what d.
rection the fugitives took, but it is believed
that their destination, when leaving here was
Callfornla. Nipple, though young man. en-
Joyed a large practice, and was, as the Herald
states. On the high road to wealth. The amount
OF money which he carried Off is not precisely
known, but it is believed to reach three thou
sand dollars. He took with him his eldest
chlld. leaving the youngest with its mother.
who feels keenly the terrible wrong that has
been done her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

1hs Market Places, of all others, should be
IIee from disturbances, improper language or
rude conduct. Ladies find it necessary To visit
the market-houses every day, and such order
should be preserved as to let them feel tina t
they were protec ted when there For this rea.
son, lhe Council have passed ordinances i'm =
posing fines for improper language or conduct
ana we are glad to see that the Clerks are dis
posed to enforce them. On Saturday last.
jeremiah Caughlin WAS arrested for assaul,.
lug John Ryan in the Second Market, and will
oe required TO answer for the offence to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

49, HAWEs II. 81 TTON, ATTORNEY
prsrr-ss al Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
aoad sSS IA Ia all The Courts of the city Of Rich
Vice rnrt eae e9unties OF Henrico and Goochiand.
Va Hs AYl baGk and llth streets, Richmond,
coar, of cl'o $50 Commissioner of the United States
N4aiiiis ap l6-3m
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MYSTERIOUS SUrCIDE.-A man, on Saturday
nIgn,, the 18th ult., Walked delibera teiy over.
SoaIu from the steamer Duke, at Vernon, Ala
oau"A, ana was drowned. The deceased gave
MS name, on the boat, as Mr. James. but the
Name was evidently assumed and his conyer
sauon and ctions led the officers to suspect t
snaa saa' ne was Ia some Way connected with the
recent tragedy near Harrisonburr Va. of
Which we have already made men ton 1,he
ueeeased was suspected TO be Suallwood who
snot James DENVER, brother Of the bride (at
,.,a4 IN arrlage the anar took place) and then
made his escape. The only article found he.
!ohxihg 10 MIN. was pocket memoranda nm
book In this book was the following hrief
IN memoranda, which would seem to give color
to the suspicious sugges ted by the converso.
ton and manner of the deceased:
rake railroad in the State of North Caro-.
ina, OF at any other point that you NAV think
mos most advisable, and the most direct to Mem
pnis' iehh, or To some favorable point on the
mississippi. But should you think it safe and
prudent ior MIN to remain either in North or
>outh Carolina, or Alabama for short time
uHIi we can ascertain the results of the trial
M 'ne otners connected with the same affray
whist taking sojourn at any point in order
10 near the result OF this court or trial he had
Det,er go under assumed name, other than his
real name"
n2nd Ihe following is written with peuciI
out probably by the same person:
III you should ever become necessary for
Dan-to write home. He will address his
herel Harr;sonhnrn W,
There are no other marks in the inemoran
dum book, which appears to be quite new
1 ne deceased was about ~ years of age had
iignt nalr and eyes, and was about six feet
high The papers ut Harrsonburg, Va, will be
aole from this account to tell whether or not
ne was connected with the tragic affair in that
vicinity, winch has caused SO much excite
hent ana suffering. The above facts we
gather from the Mobile Advertiser of the oGth
ultlmo.-AteIandria Gazette.
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~ DEAR SIR AS The time is approaching
nr'ns voters u Henrlco TO select suitable per-
ned. trnn our long acquaintance with you. that
,oa are qualified to discharge the du ties Of the of
q aataunce Yourself candidate for the said Of
fee, pledging you our support IN the enSung.elec-
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- THE NOTEKS or THE

n ttt Mn Of II fN kiCo.- at the
I'd Of man, friends. | am candidate for the
a. ri SHERIFF., ard If elected. wii devote all
., ne sad eaergy 10 the discharge of the du-
- Trd feel confident, with the long experience
ave had as Sheua. IL be able to do 50 in COM
nee Mia the oath of office.
Respc ctiuiiy,
., Ii-tde' HENRY RJONES
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N. Morbid Diseases Of the Seomach Yield
more read y to the magical touch of BAkER'N
CELEBkATED PREMIUM BiTTERS than
tiio world. Their composition is no mere c6anoe
discovery, but the result of years Of .. udy; and
a. they are prepared Sf purely msdeinal yeesta-
PeclalIy so to every deIicate female and child -
Thousands Of cortifca % have been Dubli0h0d Of
their great efhcaCy IN cases Of Dyopep0ie. eta.
which are really as,ouishing
kA For sale by all Druggioto. AnS-ea
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HANOVER COUNTY.

EFS PETER W. WINGFIELD is a
~ candidate for MISSIONER OF THE
hf}hhtE for the upper district of Hanover
tgnt.
Election fourth Thursday in NAV. Tmh 2s-tde+
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AIAsoHESTtK SCALE WOKkS.-W

vi .FN"LSI K SlALE WOhkS.--W W
~ RsVe ~ , on hand from the above factory, PLAT
@n, w tNTER SCALES of every variety, and
sssu's lor the manufacturers are prepared to
s,.d Ae e,ders iur railroad track, depot and ware
.os'e Scales. kc.. which for neatness, durability
A-a accuracy canno. be surpassed,
s~ VAN-LEW, TAYLOR l. CO.,
~H-N M. ~ Main street.
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SS BENJAMIN II. NANM,
,ovv,n ATTORNEY AT LAW i,
Aiends y 60 NER OF IirH AND MAIN SITS y
hsare,s ,sa a. we Courts of Chesterfield, Powhatan
agEieano oi the city of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

n Leeches! Lceches:! Leechesl!!-I
have Just received, BY Adams' Expsess, . lot Of
,resh SW WEDiSH LEECh kS. the very bose, aad
reasonable terms
tend ID to can be found at ali hours 81 m dsy It
the HAIR DRESSING NOOM, under he Amer
can Hotel, teptrance ON nth street and at night
ap lots c. HO00ON.
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80 TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.

k-EA COL respectfully announce myself a
sssldate for re election tor COM MlSSIONERO OF
THK REVENUE in the Lower District, at the
.seon III Nav, and very respectfully solicit your
f,ss tmh S-tdeI JOHN A. FACHO
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.nk CUsTARDe, PIES, BLANC-MAN0K, iCk
CREAMS. JELLItS 8, SAUCES, Ao., "a. (SSe-
pared from Fruits Of the best quality. Ard highly
cOncentrat0d.)
The attention of Confectionsrs. Hotel Keepsrs
and Families 10 respectfully invited to the above
davOr Of the delicate fruits from which th0y a1o
prepared and are less expensive. .J.y tAsM.-
& WI .STON and w. L. wARIN6, and q retail
by traders generally fo N-SmS