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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

Gss ENE KE&R-rhe slOas now occupiso
ks.s hy J Colsmaa wells, ana sta >ted ct tie
~ corr ar o. Euli auG Sal IbTidge streets, ir The
towa al Manchester - q central business place,
th!s possesses mary advantages over o her GiiGl
lar buildings Possession given LIST sevreiabsr
GeEt. Apply TO b. A. COOKE
otaee on .4th ST., in Exch lngs Ho1sl buildiug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

y CAD SCEUUL,
Uk BROAD, BETWEEN PATH AND 25rY STREETS.
The next session OF this School win sommsne 90
on TUESDAY, nth OF September.
TERMS As heretofore,
REEGEKsoEs.-MessrsA A. Y. Stokes, HINT &
James, A. b. Lee. AndfewC. Ellst, J. n. Conrad,
&. a. Saith, stesrps, Thas. Hsrdgr0vs, Col &
4. Nlikin., DR.. John Knox--Pntrons.
Fog circulars. Apply TO Msssrs. a. 7 SToKxs
Or HUNT s. JAMES. W. L. MILLER, N. A.,
2o--lulk PRINCIPAL.
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APFDIrL&EkE OF PkOEE:
Know ali msn 6y these presents: Thai c. the
subscribers, being s;CrEhGlderH n The Virginia
ANA Tennessee road Com Dary. do hereby con-
sSifLta BAG appoint oar tIus nd lawful
attorney and pT0xy 10 represent eAca CO rs g. all
general meetings OF the etock iders Of said ccg-
pSG71 whom We are not personal present. with
'uli poFsE nnd authority az such general ne Ks
70 give fngh vote o. vCta9, and TO do such other
set or acts Is each o. IA eoUld give or do II We
we're psTaonsiiY present
M,t2sss car hssda and ssals, this - day Of.
STap4r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

It'll lNSukAseA GD0IrANX or TnA
STATE OF VIRGINIA soassaaas 10 iusurs
uors Of Whsas, Toaas4a, earn. e., sfoEaa IN
haxns, xpon fArTsa, 81 the usual yAlas.
R0hLINd W.aHkxALL. frss't.
o. u. 1xunaNn, keeHy. sn lI-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

fha y ~ AaEtsh OF HosrTTAlg :.
Will pies leave insfF kDpgfs - ala tlty
that H'ep know where 10 dsist-r fbsi,.h : tlast
81 ~ T. j. &, pes,E tfelF Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

SoTtt's IT, sHfpP RRx.
Alt e0oi13A III JsAFGkIs 80 r..
hgifiax aSt.st bs FkEP4 80 beins. $3.50 -
ofsss tel ] Gfraf.s ~ n
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FtsLsIIht 3 OFFICE.
q q \ -

l4GhUNBCH4, VA, aug. ,, lsel.
tsss.sEs STSIa fSOEBEaa' MEE:TENG.-
= - Che IAN general snR2sl meeting Of the
srOCkECLpEES IA she E{E9iNIh AND TEN
I&&eEH RAILROAD GUSiPAEK wiN re held AT
ne oitcs OF tue company, in the city Of Lynch
ouTg, on wK3N aeDAK. the nth of September
lext by crdes CT Ghe Aoa.d.
AH. 81. HUGRE8,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

IL spa king OF Sickness in our camp, / can.
not bue go III set Of justice the cisizsas Of
this sguty, mentioning their iSinaaa5s in
OpeT ing their houses for the sick s0idisrF. In
p.iva e usss they have many C. III for Is q d
receive inuc9 kind attention, which in 2 tlcs-
pltal Gre lot 10 be bad. This Kind OF gener
ouR hospitality is, believe, peculiar to the
Son h. All honor to our generous and
mol'tsriv vsOmel, ds we'll Is &c eur nraye ana
Aonle- hearted men, VmTus.
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81 FOR + EHs--A tsrge ytres-stcry BUGst.
sS.I cn Er2nkItr* hstWsaa ii znd 81 streets; ass
~ II rooms and stl modern iYn pf9y egnents, and
has just been papeFed, painted Ind " aitaw&sbed.
II Is in ore Of te tash3o sbic cstres o. the cay.
ard 70 cool IN samnef aad w9rsa in water. II
Sha}r meals In board Gg-isJCsss "a tA3 t114e
squBre. o. eithsr = fan, ~ Tssi5 eres 3Ai;Gire
su cS-fs
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The Tribu;,e on virginia.

Tho New York Tribune expresses the opinion
that Virginia must hurry up her adhesion 10
the Black Republican Administration dow
hot OF blow cold, do one thing or another ana
whatever she does, be quick about 1t. IL teiis
her plainly
"The time for bargaining and chafferns, an :,
the loose good nature when says; ~ ~
lis now moment when every man, to every
state. voice as of the bold prophet should
sraa E-Choose We this day whom ye VIII serve )
The 0uestiou of freedom or slavery Tor America
is to be settl ed now, and the postpouenent OF me
decisive day only piolongs hat the par
tic, in this struggle SHOULD be distinctly dehneu
NE must not have an'uncommitted or pretehuteo
neutral body lowering on the outskltts % 'n ne
battle ready 10 declare for the victorious slae or
for that which offers the larger brloe. Hence !.
i that the present position 81 sosshv sbar
RAISING to both parties.H
The Tribune proceeds to inform the CohFeh-
ton that the amendments proposed as the
condition of her remaining in the Northern
Union. cannot be decided under year, and
perhaps under two years, which will protrac'
altogether too long the present unsatisfactory
state of things, and that when they are de
cided they will be decided against her by al
overwhelming majority. 1t says:
"why shall not Virginia act at once? sh'
knows now AS she will ever know what couri
she will take if her ultiHatum is rejected. sh
knows if she knows anything, that the Free State
will never accept her proposition as long as tn
citizens Of these States have the power to throw
vote against IT, She cannot be so dull as to be
jieye that the Ireemen of the North will surren
der the ground they have gained by the stead,
| and persistent efforts of so many years tha
| they will go backward in the face OF the world
| opinion making themselves the protectors Of tba
system against which their ancestors have strive
! by teachings, by exhortatIon. by leglslattv
| enactment, by mutual, sacred agreements with tn
| Shareholders themselves. The mere sugGesti0
| of such an offer this frcm Virginia Is "a
| insult TO the people of these United States, an
| the most bef5gged Pro Slavery advocate cannt
| honestly say there is even remote possibility
| It's accepta nee.
This border State. then, may to-day stan
| where she viii surely stand some months hence
| when her brazen proposition shall have been re
| iected If she intends to consult her own inte
| ests and remain in the Union, let her say so
| once and throw such influence as she possess
| frankly and fully on the side Of loyalty and homo
| II she has really determined to secede in case b.
ultimatum is rejected. Their let her 90 al once, 4
her dictation will never De allowed were she Il
times Virginia.
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The Legislature.

The Senate, yesterday, passed large num-
Der of bills, among them one authorizing the
Common Council of the city of Petersburg TO
declare what shall constitute an unlawful as
sembly of negroes, and to prescribe the pun
ishment therefor.
The House passed Sena tie bills Incorporating
the Central Savings Bank, of the city of Rich
mond and the town of Independence, in Gray
son county. A substitute was adopted Tor the
joint resolution passed by the Senate, which
authorizes the Governor to contract for the
manufacture of arms. bill WAS reported
for the incorporation of the Shooting Time
Piece Mandatory, of Virginia. Senate
amendments to the Covirgton and Ohio Rail
road bill We're agreed to. A report from the
Armory Commissioners was read and ordered
to he printed,
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CHARTER ELECTION.

A. RICBMON D.-eUPERINp ENDEAT
OF Gas WoRks.-MR SHARP, S3 9naIpnfNT HIM.
DENT OF THE GAS WORKS OF the City OF 6ich
mond has been assailed in an article IN the hlcn
Consumer not only as being too much OF Sc
cessionist, but that he first seeded ir9n North
ern state at an early ags ma came 80 in Two
Northern States while serving short apPren-
ticeshIp: after which he seeded to LynehhurS,
had charge of a railroad, from which he seeded,
leaving the company oblivious as 10 the cause or
his Intentions Then again, ne cane yt 70 RIVE tspT
E.ilroad from which he seeded without making
known his purposes until, the patience OF the pi-
rectory being exhausted, they elected MS succes-
All of which statements utterly false and
untrue, as may be seen by reference to the
ist. From Alexander Dudley, President Of the
Richmond and York River Railroad, dated Rich
m0nd September 9th 1850
I'd From Edwin Robinson, late President ~ the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Kali
road Company, dated September 1S.h; I p;,+ al.
3D. From the Me 9sS Inq stu 80
9Th From the same, dated also september 9Th,
5th. From William t. Joynes, President of the
Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad Company, da-
ted September 18th, ls59 al, -,
| 9th From the same. dated January 18th, 1856:
All of W which above letters may De seen at The
| Mr. SHARP was born and raised in saveho old
ing state and has been y1S IN pboase sbarp
| was the well known Superintendent OF the Rlch
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroa(
| Company for many years.
| Mr. SHARP is so well known as a mechanic an'
| engineer by the people of Richmond that II Is IN
| necessary to more than mentlon MS halne " eh'i
| We challenge inquiry as to the qualifications o
Mr. SHARP for this position, and ask voters to re
fer to the letters above cited a DSiR a. ths us
ap 3-lt~ no 1rh support h'h az U.e Iots
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) ve0ey,, - me AboffsfSnfsss.

When the abolition agitation first began IN
this country--aboat the time of the einanctpa-
ton OF the negroes In the West Indies, py
tho British (iovernment-many southern
statesmen and newspapers gave the pefsouS
engaged In /. fair warning, that its only erect
,xon,a no to render the situation OF the slave
MORA uncomfortable and that II could not
have the slightest effect In procuring MIN
,ss liberty. This has proved to be true
The laws against the black population
:, the slave States-both bond and free
are eyeryw here stricter than they were at the
commencement of the observation-disclosures than
they ever would have been had IL never taken
place.
But that is not the whole of 1t. The Aho-
ltionists have strengthened the institution In
a manner never dreamed Of, by the Southern
states themselves. They have accomplished
the conquest of Hayti by Spain, and the pos
| sih,e reduction of the whole Island to siav-
| erv Bv dissolving the Union they nave
| hrourht the Governments of Europe race 10
| face with slavery, and forced them to choose
whether they will risk revolution at home,
| from the withdrawal of the entire supply OF
cotton. or acknowledge the institution oil
slavery AT once There can be no couo'
| which horn of the dilemma they will choose
! Even now, the British Government Is pecoih'
ing reconciled to the existence OF slavery, aho
the probability is that they have aireaay re
cognizcd the independence of the Confederat'
States, and made treaty with them. lher'
IS as little doubt that France has dohe' o.
will do, the same thing. The re-openlhS
| the African slave trade will follow as Il neces
sary consequence, and that, in It's turn VIII
oe followed by the reduction OF MEXICO one
more. under the yoke of Spain, and the res'i
tuition Of slavery throughout that extehsN
country Truly, the philanthromsts nav
made handsome work of it.
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cHARrUR ELECTION.

- MEETING OETHE GCU slsa
~ Gil OF THE CITY OF RlSH ,is, Ia n fol,
on MONDAY the nth day OF safsn' ''''' 'A'
Re,oired. That tho following. gentlemen. De *
pointed 10 superiptend the Charter Eiectipns si 70
be held on Wednesday,, the Sd day 81 Aprl.. ,,Ia
ran Mnxpop wARp-Thomss NJ. Jones; Charles e.
n pnwsii Tn Bondar j. @. Cabell, and Francis
J. smith, Commissioner. and VIM; IN - sb mel'es'
Conduetor Election to be held NJ Lacy I.mpes n
Gr r"t q N ewathmcy. G W Randolph, snd
WYATT NJ Elliott, Commissioner ana d. ~, s.;sv
lev. Conductor. Election TO be held al Inc "'''
For JEFFERSON wARp-Joseph Brummep.i' cd y
Libby, ]. J. Wilson, T. Il. Word, and A. r,an,ior
.amn,;..;on,r,: and K r Seal Conductor biee''on
to he held at Market Hall. AGopy,TresrIe
NH 2)-tde THUS. La " no-' ". -.
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PORT or RICHMOND. ArmiLa. 1851. s
Nigh Water this day Z yedmesdaH) at III o'cik.


ARRIVED. ,.,
guano, bacon Il Baskeryill,
scnr. Butterfly, Hubbard, bait'nore' s"""''
schr. Il. o. stanard, Booze, Baltimore, guano,
" sthr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, suano'
Scharr kohier x Co. z-'..... So,
schr. Hope, Frank, Baltimore, gusno' scnaer'
Schr. s. X o. Harrington, Saunders, Baltimore
schr Mountaineer. Kerry, Western shofe'
tiles City Railroad Company G NJ.
Schr. Samuel kirwan, New YORK. - o. NV
Grudef's Sona. rp,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New ork, maze
and passengers, Ludism wats9 Mi,cbel,. Phi,a
delphia mtise and passengers, Z. tsfd I,.,.
steamer Geo. PEABODY Psite aarrs p"i'''nV's
l' B.rk Abigail, Mcfarland, Rio, hour, crenshaw
schr. Myers, Rhoades, Boston, md1o'' D. W.
schr. Access, Burnett. down the river, light
cu.n1gsroy. March 3o.-Arrd, schr. a. W,
THOMPSON, Norfolk. March Sl.-Arrd, schr'
h Soxf 'oi March sl.-Arr'd, schrs. Alekina,
BmTisokE, April I-Crd, schrs. Henry M
smith fredericksburg Providence; NoriSI e.,
NEW YORK. March si-CId, schrs; M, Med9 !
Arra schis. S. h parker. Norfolk; Olivia, do.
| Ocean Star, do, for Camden Flora, do ior ea'
| lem. c,., -, r,i.ohn,b
ALExAxDRr., April laird, sehr. S. Apple
gate, kichmond.
| Schr. Southerner smith, from Richmond To-
| Mobile ashore on French Reef 18th, was ASSISTED
| OF by wreckers, and taken to hey West, l9th.-
| pairs AS soon her salvage is arranged Oh
| will sail for her port Of destination
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The Convention.

The question OF I'D Uaj0ret taxation upon
slaves was further debated yesterday, but no
action was taken Mr. MONTAGUE finished his
able speech in Committee of the Whole, in
favor of secession, and was followed by Mr..
MAcFARLASp, who took ground in favor OF 4
reconstruction of the Union, on such basis
as the Gulf States might accede to. Mr. Scorr,
of Fauquier has the floor for to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

NEW MrsIc.--From Wasr & Joaxsros we
have received the following pieces Of music /:
.'Tis but Little Faded Flower Think
Of Me Sometimes Well Meet In Heaven,
Father" and /" Virginia Belie"-ai very
pretty ballads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

TO MY FRI y ID Sin conse-
90 quenee Of the earthquake winch 9cearI
respectfully announce that l have withdraw
from the contest for MAYOR. Ny friends are re-
quested 10 give DR.. CHAs. :. MILLS a lit.
Respectfully, -
ap 3-ltE MARTIN MEREDITH LlPSC0MR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

RICHMOND, March %, 1861.
To Messrs JOHN STEWART WALKER. GEoRGE .
HoBsoS, o. JENNINGS WISE. JOHN A bsLslS'
MARK DoWSEY, and others:
Gentiemen-in compliance with your Request,
hereby announce myself candidate tor the 0!iice
of CONMONW EALTH'S ATTORNEY FOR THE
UITsTINGS COURT OF TIE CITY OF RlGHMoAD
Very respectfully. your obi sefy,t, u,u
nh 30--4lf JAN BIS Ii. CfhN oitA"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

THE FRIENDS of Southern Rights We're ad-
dressed last night, at Metropolitan HAN, by
Lieut. Gov MoNrAGuE and others.
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70 THE yOTEKS OF THE cry

,av, To THE VUIERS UF 4 Hi- NtN
lSsS OF RICHM0ND.--T party TO which l
have always belonged having, in general meet
ing last night, nomlnated Mi. DlGGEs for the
oice of HIGH CONSTABLE for this city, hereby
announce that Withdraw my name as candi-
date for SAID Office, and will cheerfuliy support
Mr.. Dgges, and earnestly hope that my friends,
to whom here beg leave to return my grateful
acknow led GIN ents for their past Kindness will do
the same Respectfully,
ND S-ltk f. bUTLEk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

~H NOTICE.-There witl he a meeting o,
H&25 the SOUTHERN STATES RIGHTS party
at. HENRlCO COURT HOUSE. on SATURDAY,
the 9th inst, at IL o'clock, to nominsts suitable
candidate for the next House Of Delegates:
apn-sts MANY STATES-R RIGHTS VOTERS. &
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nN Additional supply Of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
crr,JNa a, AT NJ MEIZ GOODS.


nE Additional supply Of
spR1N MY g sA 81 M IN sfHs GOODS.
Rv Express and Steamers. we have In store and
are receiving various styles of very select and
TRAVELLING GOODS. &c,
Among which we invite especial attention to the
''i Beautiful BRoCHg SPRING SILKS;
Rich Barathea Black do; -
silk Embroidered, High Lu.tred ppr Ias
Elegant Embroidered 0renadine RERBGEs;
Coiared Broehe M0zAMBIQU Es---very choice;
Very fine Printed French oRaAADlEs and
Satin Paid celorsd BEREGEs.y,ery cheap cheap;
New Lace L;uen and Cambria SETS
Novelties IN Lace and Silk MANTIlLAs;
French English AID American PRINTS. in va
cAMdnssiRyl;:s, AA'
TABLE L aSE IIxnys
Bleached sHEETINGs and LONG CLOTHS:
hf0"n DoAhS' wsasriS Sfi; FIcKLEN.
N. B.-For the next three or four weeks, pre-
vi2ns to packing them for the summer we
will sell i an any ,. Of 9ur ooons
" '' N MES's AND PLANTATION WEAR,
Such as SILKS, yELOuRs.
MEKINObS, V Aim IIhr
Heavy CLOTHS aud CASSlMERES, sATTlHkTs
"a and 81 VA PULLED CLOTHS, Dark PRINTS,
BLANKETS tor families and servants and
Velvet, Brussels aud Ingram
CARP ETH g S,
at PRIME COST, CAsB, ON DELIVERY go
EFy-titizep-, Farmers, and Merchants, will con
suit their interest by embracing this opportunity
for great bargains. W. +.
MAJ Our Wholesale Department Is supplied with
the newe and most beautiful,
SPRING AID SUMMER GOODS
| OF the season, just purchased at the very low
prices Of last week and for sale, 10 cash and good
credit buyers, on our usual liberal terms
an ia WATKINS & FICkLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

TIE FORCE FOR FORT PIcKENs.--The New
York Army and Navy Reporter states, eau
thoritatiyely," that the following force of L.
S. troops, sailors, and marines, on board the
men Of war under the command Of Commo-
dore Pendergast, are detailed to land at Fort
Pickens ut signal from Lieut.. Slemmer
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FROM sECEDERS

N,ne A SECEDEh hch > E-S EO
EESS.No t from higher law that the old Abe
claims, but from higher law that the toSsa a.
wsvs held pre-eminent, that We. the SOY EN-
ElGSs, have right to $ &c Ed whenever
we feel trammolled. l. for one, protest aYa ihS
that have battled for the last nineteen years,
without office emoluments. now call on III!
NATION to sustain Inc from any stigma whlch mas
been cast | now announce myself a candldaie
for ALDERMAN for Jefferson ward
IVA an JOHN HAGAN,
anil az Creek Nation.
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For MAYOR.

-. TO THE CITIZENS OF RICH
MOND.-l respectfully announce mysa Il
= candidate for the office of MAYOR Of the city
Of Richmond, and earnestly solicit your support
If elected, ledge myself to DISCHARGE me I'M
portant dn lies OF The Office with credit to the Guy
and honor to myself.
Respectfully, your ob't sery't, ,,
NH 27-tde* VA u oAIA'H0'
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Rrooklvp steam corvette Observation-Disclosures. $40
Sabine, sailing fTigate. 25o
From smaller craft (artillerists,) about...... 80
Total ......,........ 500
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60, TO A n OLD FRIEND AM

VdrNg Old oFI K1END r. re-
Div 10 your INJURY in Yesterdays Dispatch, re-
qgd1estins ne to Say, If should be re-eIeeted,
would be eligible to hold the office of AID aR,
MAN" allow me To say, under the highest legal
authority, that have not, in any way whatever,
impaired or vitiated in the least any right or
privilege as citizen of the city of ehrond, by a
TEMPORARY removal in the county Of Henrlco as
my removal there in the latter part of Frebruary
Iast, by force of circumstances, was not with ln-
tent to make the county my perma nent place OF
residence las a fact to show, gavein list OF p
city taxable property TO Mr.. D. NJ. Miller. the City
Assessor but only to remain there until | could
complete the DIV siling- house commenced in No
vember last lin Jefferson Wardl in this city, and
which will be finished in few weeks-at when
time intend to occupy it. assure you, gentle
men, | would not, under any circumstances W nat
ever, allow my name to be offered in connection
sured that was eligible to the same:
an 3-lf* WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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epHCrAL NOTICES.

KNSpecial Nesice.-We respectfnlIy call
the Attention. Of the trade to our cargo sale II SU
GA and MOLASSRs, to take place THIS DAY, at
ii clock A. M at our warehouse on the Dock.
CHAS. r. W0RTIiAM CO.,
apa-1t Auctioneers.
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EDITORs OF THE DISPATCH.

pSoEDA communication regarding MT nos n
SHARP, which appeared in your yesterday Issue,
is false in its main facts. True MIR. SHARP was
born in Pennsylvania, but has parents were ma
tiyes OF the Southern State OF Delaware, ana nc
came to Virginia while an infant, and has been
educated and reared in the city of Rlchmoud,
among YOUR own citizens. and is truly, in every
sense a Southern man. He is also charged with
seeding from southern railroad without IoaVe
or license this is false, and can be proved by
such testimony would give the lie to the asser
ton He was induced, at the solicitation or MS
friends, to resign his position at the south and APP
piv for the Office of superi uteudtnt OF the RICH
inond and York River Railroad, and the testlno-
mails which he procured from the railroad with
which he Vas connected at me South, Q! Els q.ai-
ifcations as an Engineer and Super ntendent
were OF so high character Is To secure Tor MIA
the unanimous vote Of the President aud Directors
of lat road. These testimonials can De shown,
and the former President and Directors OF the
York River Railroad will fully subss initiate this
statement His leaving that road was personal
matter entirely. for proof of which, The Pubic are
referred to the former President oil the road so
much for the covert attack of = A lax layer ana
GaS-Consumer.
! and conduct the Gas Works, Mr.. SHARP has not
his SUPERIOR aud if elected, will not have TO pay
Tor the learning fulfill the duties oi the office.
Il is curious fact that he should be so assalied,
ii report speaks truly, has not only applied, but
has actually been appointed TO an office, against
| the known wishes Of almost every man, woman,
| aud child in Richmond) by a Black Republican
| President. truly, 'Those who i've IN grass
| houses should not throw stones" Mir. Fry may
| be or may not be Southern man." with this We
| have nothing to do but it is natural to suppose
| that those mo would accept at the hands OF Abe
| Lincoln any Office in southern city, surely nave
| the seeds Of Black Republicanifm in them:
| AND TRUE OUT AND OUT SOUTHERN MAN
| az 3-ltt
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NOTICE, NOTICING, the voters
Esas of JEFFERSON WARD, are pleased TO see
r hill having been requested, have consented
to be again candidates tor CoUNClLMEN. we
hope all will rally to their supr2rt and eve Inein
AZ 2T9t* VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

O. FOR RENT-A HOUSE on EAST street
E... next door 10 the corner of Main street. con-
tanning four reom- with water in the yard
Also, for rent, my STORE, on Main street, he
tween 2dth and 2lst streets. good stand for Dry
10th of this month. Apply 10
Mrs. ". A. CuROTTI,
3--at< On the prNfnis