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- . 70 SaSf N Z K I ! 4 t%G AZ.
RsAhNGEME NT;.lMP0RTANT 10 lRAgE
EKS:aTh Rough TICKETS AND ThRUt *
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN Rot rE-Csr
rying the great United States Mat. Ia4cs sai
tSunday night excepted between R!ehu6ut, Afs
andIla, w ashinston, Baltimore, Pint tdr pin, =
creek ana W ashlngton, OYER the Richmond Ftl3
enckseurg Potomac Railroad, TO the fliori,
river, 10 miles, and y splendid uGj calaios'i,
steamers thence TO Washinstnn 6 m!irs, 10 y. 4,
miles In seven hours; bei1s "a comfortable 1.j D.
foctiy safe rate of speed
Hours of departure: SO. s. VI, autIf
BAGGAGE, under charge uf S,ec.a. A u
ChECKED THROUGH to Wsshiuston. is -!lof'
Phi adeiphia and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can b- secnic,! AZ t,t @ 40
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TO ME6SkS. A. }. TERRI ELL,
- VIM. C.. TALIAFERRO, FENDALL
In compliance with your request and in accord
ance with my own lnclnation, hereby announce
co COUNTY, and respectfully solicit the votes of
my fellow-citizsns in May next, for that office.
pledging myself to discharge the duties of the Of
ice faithfully. Respectfully,
f0 l-2 JOHN q. TAYLOR.
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A. GENTLEM = Ms CLsSI a Nas A 81 10
FURNISHING HOUSE.-We would MORN
the citizens snd public gsneralty. that We
4, pete a.soEtment Of Gentlsnen's SPRING
"a 93en ~ MEN CLOTHING and FURNISHING
cOOnS, embracing Al rhe latest styles and novel
And durability, cannot bs surpassed, III Of which
Ase mannfactared By ourselves, expressly to suli
ab!es as y ell q Nueh more rednoSd price than
nse e.sf' bS9s Li siSsiG;
GOODS always On hand. We voald rSnisd tHs
youog nea and follower Of fashions, that Ne are
eo9uanaiy feeelvlps sample easd. Of The latest
sn ssS, sSSssss, az ~ sAIss =
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M HOUSEkEEPERS AND DEAL.
ELS; LOOK 20 o. Y0UR bNTI.EKE ST;
- NISHING AND FANCY GOODS FOR
T n N l. | N.-A chance for up town and
down town purchasers. We respectfully invite
the attention Of those interested. to onr new es-
tabiis hment. No. ~ Main street, next door To Mr.
John DOoley' hat store, where We have Just open
ed new stock of every thing in the Ctins, Glass
ware, House Furnishing and Fancy Gopds line
Of Broad nd Third streets. (which will be contin
ued az betorc.l mas taught US to please the most
particular purchasers, IN regard to styles. Prices
and quailty. and we shall continually endeavor
to deserve the liberal patronage We were favored
with 30 far. Directly importing French, German
and English Goods, and purchasing domestic goods
from manufacturers only, We are enabled To com
pete with any h.nse IN that liue. Please call and
see. SCHAAP 4 CO, 70 Main st or
Cornar IF RrOad lists
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DRUGS. l0aD1CIlIB9. 10.

CPR1N0, is6O.-SPRIN0, lssO.-PTSHKR &
y WINSTON, wholesale dealers in DRUGS. No.
ID Main street. Richmoud, Va, would call the at
tertion OF Merchants throughout Virgins and
nH,ta cntGEEs f th.[ isoGt # DkTSs MED
bracing every article in the regular drug iness
which they offer to cash or prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
In addition to their stock Of STAPLE DRUGS. a
full assortment Of Fancy GoOds, Perfumery,
Combs, Brushes, Cigars, Tobacco. Old Medicinal
Also. Agents for many Of the loading Patent
MMealcs, n Mineral Waters; Porcelain Teeth,
W0ofs Pure Brandies, and Wines. &c.
Prompt attention given to the shipping and
packing OF orders. FISHER & WINSTON.
- ClTX DRUG D K .-CHAs. s.
~DAWSON begs to inform the citizens Of
Richmond, that he has now on hand full
- and complete assortment of Drugs, Medi-
ONES: Che mcals. Fancy Goods, etc.
he mas also a full assortment Of all kinds OF
fat0nt Medicines. direct from the anufacturers,
go That there can be no mistake as to their geau-
gars.
The Ladies can also be supplied with II Gns as
fortment OF imported Pomades, Hair Oils, Lubin' s
EXTRACTS, Mean Fun, Lilley White, Brown Wind
sOr, Honey. Glycsrine and other Toilet Soaps;
hne HAIR Brushes, both domestic and impOrted;
also, Buffalo. India Rubber and Horn Combs, both
hne tooth and coarse. He would call their atten-
ton to his hne Toilet Cologne. superior 10 the
French
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n A NOTICE THAT CANNOT

VbE ,CUN RADICTEU B1 AN o. =
\0ONE.-We are Low prepared to furnish our
customers, friends and the public generally, with
any kind of BOOTS and SHOES that they may
want, either OF our OwA manufacture or imported,
either for Ladies. Gentlemen. Misses. Boys. or
Children. OF the latest sty les and of the best quail
ity. We also keep on han0 large assortment of
TRUNKS and BONNET CAS- Els for Ladies. OF the
most approved sty les and finest quality. Also,
CARPET BAGS and VALICES of every style and
description, all of which will be sold low either by
wholesale or retail, by ALEX. HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
Main OF AiI.huI nd Nu
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Ia TO THE LADIES or KIIn.

NUN u WlSh 10 Cal your attentIOn TO
my assortment of LADIES'. MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES. embracing great va
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers La
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeled Kid Congress BOOts LADIES' Heeled Cloth
Caters, several qualities; Ladies' Heeled French
Boots. new style; Ladies Morocco and KID Boots,
without heels; Misses Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees; Misses Heeled Congress and Side Laced
ueTs: Msses Heeled French Boot anu new iu sfns
Childrens Heeled Kld and Morocco Slips and An
ke Ties Chlldren's Morocco and Goat Bootees,
without heels; Chlldrens Copper Tipt BoOtees,
without heels; Children's French Boots, new
styl }; together with any other style or quality
that may lie needed. call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. 80 Nam st:
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A. SELECT STOCK OF AFKlN(i AMI
SUMMER GOODS.-I am now In receipto :
Nv z ehoiGS selection Of X E ADYMA ADJ
80 MEREs and VESTI NGS- toxsshsr With
sTRSfS assortment Of CENTS FURNISHING
Drawers, Socke. Ties, Gloves and Collars The
oinaens 81 hichmond and the public generally are
respectfully invited TO call and make early seeo-
TONS. Il. d. KEELING, No. is Main A..
Next door to c. w. Purcell 4 Co.'S banking
~ u-Im
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NElDI GIN h.


nR. HOOFLANDs 0ERNaAN BlrTIRs
DIR. HooFLAND's BB2LsAMIc CORDIAL,
4As great st1ad0vd sssdieiass ~ !As Srese:S e6ep
Aacs aesstyed tAsts great Sesnlesity os!v tAvesse
ysnys Of trial. Ua6owsdsd safisEaet5os - sss11e4
Sr sAsrn i. all casss s~A tAs SssSs Asss SsoSsssssS
bHE. SEk1IITY1 Of THE NkKt60S
THE KIDNEYS,
Asd SU dtssasss ayisjse from dSsov9vs0 SeoW @
sssaknsss Q tAs stoAn0eA dnd dssessscs o1f1SSl 20
sRSsdslt aHd SsvssansssIv eSvsd ~ sAs oAAMA"
TAs BXLSAMIC CORDIAL AS eeqstvsd svs!s-
tasso~ swypas st1s that u asv ss1sstss H1s1eseees
cCU az I'D c6I .G: OR HoARsgNEss. BRQN-
MoNaf1, fNCfPIENTcONSTM PTi0M
And las ys9oYnasd tie Most 0sto0SshsAs esss s0ev
CONFIRMED cONSUMPTION:
few doses sciU also At oaes check 0ad eaSs tAs
ssost ssvsYs DIARRH0A Syecssdias from C0LD IN
T1ess m,edici~es ave pysravsd BY Dn. G. N. JACK
SON L. Co., No. 4l8 Arch street, Pht!adeShto, Pa,
sad sold BY drKggtSts and dealers ~ 1edSeSosS
sresy,sfe,s at Is cexts bottle. The sisnatsss "
e. NJ JACKSON SsH BE- On tie oxtssds Dydyrsv "
sach bossls.
IN tAs Alsaanoe ywbIisked casually BY tie yre-
prsssorS called EvxRYBoDY's ALMANAC, voH will
ARd testimony ard eonsMeRddt0ry 1osiess JTsS! all
parts Of sks cosnt,v. TAsss AIsuaaaes are gisss
PUKCELL, LADD l. CO., Agents,
IL ll-d&cWly Richmond. Va
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NOGGETT Z ANDERSON,
- CoRNKR OF FKANKLIN AND 18TH STs:.
Dealers in PAPER HANGINGS. OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, WIN
DOW SHADES. BEDS. MATTR ESSES and UP
HOLSTEKING GOODS GENERALLY, have ro-
celved their spring stock. embracing q full and
complete assortment in tho above line, to which
they invite the attention and patronage Of the pub
lie generally. They are prepared to do Paper
Hanging and Uphosterng in : superior style, hav-
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
purpose. ap 2-3m
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=. CLOTHING: CLOThiNG:!

~ The subscribers having purchased OF
WA Messrs. TUPMAN Hull their entire stock
> and lease OF the STORE. are now prepared to
offer large assortment OF EAEdIONA Bile
GOODS. suitable for SPRING and SUMMER wear
The business will be conducted under the naMe
strict attention to business and tho wants Of tho
trade. hope to merit aid receive q share of public
PATRONAGE, which has been 40 literally bestowed
upon them In our sister city.
Mr.. WM. GAsroN. formerly With US in Peters
burg, but Of late With rupman Hull, will con
tinue with VI. ShAFER, HALSEY Il Co,
ITO Main street, Richmond
A. B. SHAFER l. Co,
ap N--tS patar.hrr~ ".
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
~ CO COUNTY.-By the advice of my
friends, and in accordance with my own wishes,
SHERIFF OF HkNRICO COUNTY, and solicit
your suffrages at tho State election in May next.
the duties of the Office refer you to all who know
me for the manner IN which those duties have been
acted as de putty for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully. your fellow citizen,
NH l-dt2Amy& GEO. ID. PLEASANTS.
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These fares embrace the SteanthoIi cAlf.e G-.g
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover s eyrsr-.
attending the transfer of PASSENGERS 4nd Eat,, .
between depots In Petersburg and from ttr ~,
upon the Steamer AT Norfolk
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect Alfcri.f .t, ,
Steamer. which has been engaged tn run IN can.
nectiOn with tho Norfolk and Petersburg Rgtif-i
lhere 10 70 dsiay or inconvenience Ia this ct,r,r
Passengers step from the Cars upon ihe 1,ela'sr
wharf.
PASSENGERS by this ROUTE learn Richmond qf =
4. NJ, and breakfast IN retegsharg az g. r.qaa ST.,
folk at los, and land 81 Old foiat or ftaugf.p a
IL NJ, allowing ample time for 1l preliminary ,al
arrangements and Il SALT WAFER BATH hel-.
dinner.
Passengers 10y tfis rrHte tavs the privilege r. b.
!nalnlng over IN Nortcik srd suluc Ia U,g Pom u
hampton IN the afternoon of ps the sanle boat Grr
day.
PASSENGERS RETURNING from Old Foui A.
hampton. lsave Old Point OF SIS 4. NJ. 9td 81 M;
ton at 7:4h A. NJ, I'm each case after t,e fc.a..
hreakiast,l reach Norfolk NJ 10; leave Nbfio.. Al
Z. NJ; arrive IN Petersburg at iaa, and IN R,sfmo
az DAD I. NJ, IN time To connect with liz pa t
gong on west same evening.
~BAG6AGE CHECKED THROUGH
WILLIAM MAhONis,
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@CO., 1873 Broad street, between 9Th and 9th.
have opened to- day. another lot of those beautiful
Heeled, Trimmeds Morocco aad Kid Slippers. at
Caters at Sl25; Ladies fine quality Morocco
Boots at sl,25; Ladies' Slippers at &C.,; besides
Lace Caters and city Insde Morocco Boots, y HIGH
offered to the trade at prices to please all who
call, at T.. HELLER CO.'S.
Also. a large stock of Trunks. Bonnet Boxes,
Valises, &c, selling low at + H. g. Co.'S. Coun-
second supply of Boots and Shoes is now COM
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t"f iieSets' Apply 'p'rn,.N WATSON

Opposite Steamers " asf,'s
n. B.-The Pnrsers ot the shlps' OF ohS ~, 5 ~.
Clerks Will lie on hand In the vlcialN 81 70 ,
trTsburs ticket Office ever, NandSy. Ntdht.afl
and Saturday MORNINGS. ~ o c'VeA. 80 go
those persons with tickets WHO 'aa5 r"' 80
cured them ut our Office pfesioasb h.
IL IA
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w coEMfSSioN + PSR WAKEH3usE,
ware and Msniils aPXP I R Rs Booibinders'
ttE AT spd ct0TH Re1sisn End Domestic
n41c bleacnins fOWDEkS; ALUM, 90. No.
ja48-dom BALTIMORE ND
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TO THE VOTERS OF hENRlCO
~ COUNTY, respectfully announce my
self candidate for the Office of COM NJ 1881 ION Err
OFTHE REV ENuE in the Upper District of said
county. Having served as Constable Of that Dis
trlct for about six years., l leave my friends to
Judge Of my qualification for that office. My past
is true criterion to judge by. Ii you think
am worthy of your suirages. respectfully sollcit
your votes.
IA Election tho 4th Thursday in May next.
ap 6-dtdet THOS. NJ. MONTAGUE.
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% edmond FERTILIZER MANUFAC.
VA, 3. HARTMAN, General Agent. manufacture
ard keep G9nstantly supply Of pure, fine ground
BONE DUST; Hartman's Ammoniated Super
PHOSPHATE of LIME; Hartmans improved
MANIPULATED GUANO, all of which we war
rant genuine and good-adapted to wheat, corn,
oats, tobacco and cotton.
For saIs BY Messrs. W0MBLE L CLAIBORNE.
BLAIR CHAMBERLAYNE and ALEXAN
DER GARRETT. ESQ. fe k-d&w3m
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TO JOHN y. TAYLOR. ESQ
NJ DEAR SIR: As the time is approaching
tor the voters If Henrico to select suitable per
son to fill the Office of SHE RIFF, and being salts
you are qualified to discharge the duties Of the Of
6ce, we, the subscribers respectfully request you
fee, pledging you our support the ensuing cleo
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q BOOTS AND SHOES..GKEAT -
WREDUCT!ON IN PRIC ES.-CHAS.~ 8
>0BEHLE, Broad street, between ID and Sd
Servants wear constantly on hand, and defes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line,
as he manufactures TO order, and superintends
himself Ioc l4-lyl CHARLES BELLE.
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FURNITURE, &c.

NAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
- GOVERNOR ST. RICHMOND,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALRR IN
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
The farmers and planters. and all others in want
of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES, manufsc
tured by the most experienced workmen, and of
the best materials will find it to their interest to
examine my stock before buying, as have recent
ly reduced my prices. You will find
ROSEWOOD PARLOR OAK CHAMBER SETS;
SETS; COTTAGE FURNI-
WALNUT do. do; TURE;
ROSEWOOD II A NJ MAHOGANY SETS;
Der SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do; WHAT-NOTS;
MAHOG'Y do. do; ETEGRES;
BEDSTEADS; CHILDREN'S CHAIRS;
BUREAUS; JENNY LIND BED
WARDROBES; HTEADS;
WASHSTANDS: CRIBS and CRADLES;
TABLES; REGIMENT CHAIRS;
CHAIRS; CENTRE TABLES;
SIDEBOARDS; FEATHER BEDS;
TETE-A-TETES. WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CHAIRS;
BOOK CASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES, LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS, PIANO STOOLS;
MATTRESSES, OFFICE CHAIRS.
NH cQ-2m
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TAILORING, &c.

a. NEW CLOTHING STOCK. The
subscriber, as agent. win open about May
XM Is b. In the store now occupied by Mr.. n,
c. Barton. No. 100 Main street. an entire
@6new stock of
CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he Is hav ny manufs ctured under his own
supervision, and hopes with his experience and
knowledge of the business, he can offer such =
stock as will meet the wants ard secure the Eat.
rOnage of his friends.
The store will be reftted to suit the business
and every effort will be made to produce all the
necessary articles and IN such style will max g
the stock unv b ectOn abie an attractive
VIM. 8. TUPMAN,
nv 4--dts Late of Tupman l. Hull
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~ s-sEsIsa:sjlfN PolST AND HAMPTON t-'
~ sons intending - ytslt ci-h.,
all fthe above mentioned places wiil tipdtta ., -.
direct, ex peditious and comfortable rou,a ~. ~.
RICHMOND AND PETERSEN Re- aud The n.
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAtIROanS
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Cnrrs,,
Once. IN Richmond, THROUGH FlCFFIy &
be sold at the following rates:
f"T Nori"ik; INST class passenyer- as
DO. Second do do. -
For Old Point or Han ptoa retain jls.s-. IN, -
tho round trip coed within Is df,e.t-sl
class passengers
SecOnd do. do. 5;g
Straight tickets first class .. -
DO second do. Va.
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BOOTS. Shoes, O. -

80 BARGAINS IN LADIES' AND
sCHILDREN'SS HOES.-We beg leave
to call the attention Of the ladies to our stock of
fashionable Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Slippers and
Buskins, of the choicest les and quality both of
our own Richmond make and Philadslphis make,
together with lower priced goods suitable for the
present and approaching season, all of which We
are prepared and guarantee to sell at such ex-
tremely low prices as to satisfy the closest and
fully solicited. MARCUS HARRIS L Bro.
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AHROADe H..

s.~s.--.
.. Il: ..... siLflNNoss2+N 6yfNfT!iS5Sit
ton s' IN Bs sfais,"r Of the Naions oIH
Els vii be issued BY this c n~onp TRlPTissg
if"" 7th 10 18TH May, nolusi~e, pahy a. ss TX
Superintendent sMI'EL Rrrp
my s-ts Richmond Nav ~ \ 20,
- sl sss Az fS'ss s%H,sS qSIipplxlsy;,
sch EDpLE:-on and ai,of + y n asANG o;
Aprl 18th. 1850. the Trans on ~ r. ,. EsBtF
Leave s k..s%As Sp i sA;sssSstF TRAN ian
a; NJ; Tor JUNCTION. fIurkeviiIe exceptsd, =, :,
tGl . kn"xr.le. Dalton. ,ogonn'eabufs Bra
~. Noble oJsnH junction, Merophl. A.sria
Leave hicnmond daily, iescest s'eTT Oreab.
Soiock' a. NJ. io' Danvile Va Ss tsJtaass At
Leave Danvllle daily ,sT.cn,
Sciock q. ~, and Junction BYrsss.in.Gays, =,
Tho Mail and P assSnnSaenr' T 4, lloP. VI ""'
ways with the South Side Raj, co"aect ~.
Rah ,ne Soq!hwsst Junct on ' ssg 70 s5a
trains; to and from the NnT;h s"insrasc Rs,,,,+
~ through Tickets sold. ana ,.1 ',iohh"hJ.
tnrougn 70 the above Ramled Be-, fS- caceses
n For Through Tickets Sent, ,.,.
ana Tor further information. 49,. t'| ,naitwesr
"Mce on tne Richmond ana Dsny,f re tctsi
Company, Richmond N'"'i-e Rqfo,t
- rnr THROUGH Tickets 10 wa.b.,-
uHiofe; PhlIadelphla and New Tor ls,a.ns'oa. b,
once o. the Company ip paqxi,e, ''''I at he
"' tn ALh&' WoBRAIi.s,,,
T:raxa.,-,s. His ..u.;.n,,'
80 ezasszsssE+R LIVER RAil.BG,n" tU.a
- =, AFTER VI OH0S'T v%ii-ug e,
lso' the fassenser Iraias vii isesrt' March j..
DaiIv fexca,, S,,1a,"'N... -'h'N1.
Tuesdays and Frids,s At StAt
FROM WRITE aor.v -'s 7
Daily except sundays a..
Tuesdays and Fridays az - 7
sTEANER SEA B1spLrsFs. yosy.a, !.
Mondays and Thursdays a. '"SF0it
LkAyEs wRirEHcr.s 'AA
Tuesdays and Fridays AZ
Connecting with ears hoth -. j. :
Stage leaves CappahuSlc Wharf rlai
E,ndays: on arrival of the sfeqInar @9-Sh7's ~
House, for Matthews c. H.. Is VA i.M " .'ts
Z arriving NJ Matthew'S { II s W. " 'l'sst~i
c'aes, II ~ He,nfn,nE. leaves Mstib5yG. 81
connectnF with steamer Tor White s,ots s,'''''
~ feight ifalns leave and arrive ~ y
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS ~ htaa"se
ia S-ts ThOS. X. SHARP, Supo, .,,.....
OFFICE RICHMOND AND m
..,-.x- Hul' N ,,n re. .. IsJO
4a<4 s;sss 18th ,nqt ne StIsyr rtt!h Tlli
tnued. r Wytb 10 dscoR
ap Its se"VhkAlL.
r. Notice SPRING Am Sr,l,,,.
9 ARRANGFME NT-CHANIFo - Nm " "
On and after MoN0Al, lsrh INST. NE ,Se ~
n. Returning, Will leave Richmond n ~ =
supt's Office R, +. 4 p. r. T. Ca :, : 49, 'ael
Richmond, April 10, 1850. sp.a.,
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n ran GREXTEST INVENTiON or
VI The AGE, "Tho Patent Sweat Proof SOFT
~HAT, at Elicit = WEIsIGER'S,
No. 167 Main
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE
~ SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-Havng
been applied to by many friends in this circuit 70
JUDO ESHIP made vacant by the death Of JUDGE
JOHN b. CLOproN, and replied to them by saying
l would determine and let them know IN time
them and the other voters of said circuit. if 1t be
their pleasure to elect me- will accept the Office,
JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
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TO TIE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
~ No. al hereby announce myself can
dldate for election to the Office of CONSTA-
BILE for the above district, and respectfully sOcit
your votes in May next.
mh q -tde< GEO. w. THOMAS.
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, - ' ITO MAIN STREET.
Late Tupman Il Hull)-
Are receiving, BY every steamer. additions to
hne FURNISHING GOODS. to which We lavite
the attention Of purchasers.
~ Fancy Cashmere Suits made to Order.-
ShiTta made tn order.
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRlCO
~A COUNTf.-l am a candidate for the of
6ce of COMMISSIONERS OF The REVENUE
for the UPPER DISTRICT OF HENRICO CO..
tom in next Should Il be- your pleasure G.S
elect me, pledge my self to discharge the duties
Of the Office faithfully. Respectfully.
fe7-tdes GEO. W. CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

rREASE EXTRACTOR-For rsn,ov,ns
" paint, tar, wax, q any kind Of gIcsss. from a
cloths Cassimsres TO-. without ths slghtsst intu-
~ to the fabrics.
ont tie country, and has rooeivod the kighDo1 -.
oommendatiOns. Il aleo rooeived the silver 0o9al
aS the Last Mechanics. Faai: II 49, e ss'S cs1y:
had Of the prirciDal QTuggistss I'D aS ~ lAhosa-
tory. corner ~ n aid NH ccl6,a IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

THE SHERIFFALTY OF HEN.
~ RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
myself q candidate for the above office. Should 1t
be the pleasure of the voters to elect me, shall
be ever grateful, and will use every exertion to
discharge the duties thereof faithfully and impair
TALLY. lmh 6-tdl JACOB s. ATLEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
WHOLKsAiE DEALERlN
FOREIGN FR UITS,

AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER,
Keeps always on hand the largest and freshest
stock Of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES. &c.
and 10 continually receiving, by every steamer and
nheap afore of LOAN PIZZINi. la Main IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
BELvIDERB MANUFACTURING OMPANH
fssPe SonstsntlZ On hand al descripti2ns Of En-
yELOPEa MANILA AND WRAPPING PA
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, Of all qus'i
ties and sizes, furnished 1t short notice. Cab
Daid for Rags.
90 1o-dly GEO. WHITFIELD. PrAs't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

n UCTIoS NOrICE.-SPENDID HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
N ture u W FORIk Err, uctioneer will sell the high
h bcder Tor cash without TIL day TUESDAY
M ocock the elegant Furniture story
lesnetce .lo west Fourteenth street Ninth
Jbe raors contain super Tor rich Velvet Carpets
hcen eold rosewood suits covered 10 oos blue
ron ard crimson and gold satin of the expensive de
brochde sdes solid rosewood reception Chairs
cred In crimson and satin three sed cenre
rabies, with rich stlary marble ops expeusveiy carved
rosewcod pier sofa and side With tops three
COSTLY GOD Etegees with marble plate DOORS
&c imported expressly for hu owner: ades
sbs; brorZe and ornou Jocks elegant China Vases with
The moot chasi" and expensive landscapes painted
heavy cola heavy embroidered window
and aorIces large and variety of oil Paintings
by nSuVe ARTISTS superior rosewood Pianofofte, full
en- octave elegant finished al round iDl aid plRe and
nc hy set III KEYS of peaF being vauabe osly
instrument cseond piano Soo in ssn, with
celeLt aud costly embroidered
nring Room hcn velvet tapestry Carpet In good order;
sold usk Extension Table all polished IN the 6es
marble top fancy Tables Mirrors Beds Chairs
cloth together -ih a the ruby crystal glass Ware.
Wines, champagnes rumhiers Gohlets, aud Decsnte
match rich ha tea hrd dinner SETS costly silver Ware
and doner seroe u iLch nelveIs Cssers
coee sne tea Drrs spoons Forks liquor Stand superior table
Cutlery, Marble Ftcbers. &c
Chambers icsty sold rosewood ard mahogany Be seads
sstuary marble top bureaus Wsshsiands Gommodas
match; over pure hir Mattresses from 40 pounds
bedroom Mirrors, Llocss toilet Tables Raoka toiie
set, Oholohs stair arpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs hoelers SOFAS Lounges couch Beds hall
ana d,nps Iaoiee ren sheets together with
Hraoe assortment Of articles mentioned. pos pone
ment Articles going out Of the city be packed AZ sale