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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

advl5e ever ono who hss . Cough or . Husky
Voice or q Bed Breath, or any difficulty Of the
Throat, % got package Ofmy Throat OonfeotoAsi
they viii relieve you instantly and you viii agree
with me that 'EhsY 90 right % the SPOT" You VIII
ind them very useful and pleasant While travelling
or attending public meetings Tor stiing your Cough
or sIlaying your thirst. II y0u Try one package
am SAFE in saying that you VII ever aftsrWArds con-
Iidsr thom Indispensable. You win md them -
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
PRICE TWHETT-l I'VE OEET5s
ny signature il on each package. An others
eountsrisit.
A package win be sent by m'il. BTSpaid on EsosiBi
Of Zhlrig 0sntI. Address,
HENRY o. BPALDIHat
4s Cedar street, HeW York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

By the use Of hess Pills the periodic attacks Of
EsrTous or Sick Headachs may be prsventsda AID Il
taken st the commencement Of attack imui sdiatl
rslleffrom pain and Sickness wiz be obtained.
They seldom fail in rsmovm he Nausea CT HsAd'
Aohs 10 which FoEaIes are Bubjsot.
Thsy set Eoutg upon the BOEels, removing COST
iTsness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females n
all persons Of sedntarY habits they are valuablssa
. Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone
Vigor to ths digestive organs, and restoring th
naturEl elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and earefslI
conducted experiments, having been In use mEny
years. during which time they have prevented s.Rd
relieved vast amount Of pain and 5uhsring frolQ
Headache, whether originating b the nervous Eys.
TEN, or from q deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken st all times with perfect safety,
without making any ehangsof dIet, and the abssnos
Of any Sagreeable tasts gsaders It easy 10 admins
ter them to Ohfdrsn.
BEWARE OF OQUE TERFHIT TsI
BEThs genuine have RVs signatures Of Henry 0.
sPaldinf on each Box.
SB-sOld By Druggists AID All DsalsEI In Medicine
A Bog VIII b Dant ~ man, prepaid, on rsosiys o
she FriOs,
FWERTK-FTVE OENTs.
sW-An ordsFs Bhs aid b addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIEG,
g Cedar Street. AeW EorL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

o51ss.o stsss :, s6a8 95i0i Court Of Common PIsa.
Julia A. Woodards
TI. divorce.
George Woodard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WOODARD, sill take Doties that the plaintiff,
Julia A. Woodard has this day fled her petition IN
the above named court asking for 3 dissolution q
the Farrisge contract cause assigned Wiltul ac-
ssnca and adultery. The viii ba ter hearing at
the November Term Of safd Court.
October flth, ls6l JULIA A. WOODARD.
r. A DAVIDSON. eOlicitor. oct25;364
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Terrla-Oazh JOSEPH s. GkANhlns
Assignee OF Mm. llaEE.
October ., lssl:as3
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-PURsUANT
to an order from the Probate Court Of Cula-
hogs County, Ohio, shall, On the 30th day 81 No
vember, 1861, At two o'clock P. NJ expose ior sale
at public auction, at the door Of the court &c cusl
in said county, the oloving described property .
wit: "a one and half story fraus house, situate
On the south haIf OF subIot No IS Of q. A. and =.
GranRsrs subdivision Of Cleveland ten acre lots
Nos. 81 and s., Of Ahaz Merchants survey. SAD
II. Robson. Appraised Talus-s2go.
j. s. GRANNIS,
oct a Is6r.as7 Aseianea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to tho voice.
They impart q dolieious aroma 70 the Breath.
Thsy ara delightful TO the Taste.
They are mado Of simple herbs and oannot hArn
any ons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

IFrom the EKaminaT, Norfolk, Val
Oephalio Pills aooOmplish the object for WhieA
they were laade viz; Cure headachs IN all its forms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13
Ezra Honeywell,

vs.
Asahel b. Jackson
AlRnson 7. Lawrence, Il, r,---t - o. NJ,
John Singer, T,,-,.,-.. Ssie ~ 49,
Luciu5 v. Eager, 0-s''----- ---'---si o---e.
Wllism B. Lason and
Adaline Lason,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

Gsutlsmsn Garry
BPALDEe's THROAT OOHTEOFIoHs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

LFrOm the ExaminaT, Norfolk, Val
OephaIio Pills aooOmplish the object for Whiel
they were llaje VIZ; Ou7s ofhsadschs n All is oFmI
IFrOm the Exs.minsr, EorfoIk, Val
They have been tss5sd in more than thouIAa
cases. with entire sue cess.
CFrom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, NInn.I
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the had
ache, send for box, (Oephalic Pill1il that Tou
may have them In case Of an attack.
LFrOm the Advertiser. Providsnos, R.Il
The Oephsllo Pills are said to be q rsmRkablY e.
fsotiye remey Tor the headache and one u the TsfJ
oe5t Tor that SrT frequent complaint Whlsh hAS ss'
IFrOn the Western B. B. Gazette, RiOagOs III
We hesartily 3d0EIs Mr.. spaldinE, and his unFi
vailed OsBhsl, ftIl1.
IErom the KanaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suhsring with hsadsohs,
who try them viii stick 20 them.
IFrom ths Southern Path TIndsr, n. OIL
Try them you that are amlctsd, and We are suro
msFOus List that has rsosiVod bensftI that 20 Other
mediciu asan produoa.
TFrom the St. Louis Dsmecrst.l
The immonsa demand for the article COeVhaliO PilO
Il rapidly ensroasing.
TTrom the gazstto. Davenport, IoWaI
Mr. spalding Eould not connect his nams With An
artiols he did notFs ~ % possess real merit.
LFrom the Advertiser, Pr0ndenos, B. II
Ths testimony In their hEor d strong from ths
mo1t respectabls quarters.
TFrom the Daily EsWu, Newport, Ri
OsphaliO Pills ara taking the Dlaos OEan kinal.
Iron the Commercial Ballstin, Boston-I
Bald tn be very sEloaciou5 for the headache
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

IErOm the ExSmfnsr, EorioIk, Val
They have been tssb,d in more than . thoulaa
oagear with entire sue cess.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

[Trom the Democrat, 81. Cloud, NInn.I
IfTou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Oephalio Pill1il thst Tou
may have them In case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13
Ladies are delighted with
sPALDIEG'B THBOAT O0HEEOTIOEs.

Children Ory for
BPALDIHG's THROAT OOaFEOTIoHs'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

Continues to discharge the bsGs burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From this
source il obtained
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13
PREPARED GLUE

E-A single bottls Of sPAHDING's PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten TIMES ita cost annually. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

IFrom the Western B. B. Gazette, Ohicagos hi
We heartily s7dorss Mr.. spalding, and his unFi
vailed OsphSl, fills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

TFrom the Daily EsWu, Newport, B. II
Osphalio Pills ara taking the plaos Of all kinal.
IFrom the Commercial BaIstin, Bost0n-I
la q, D. - nIII....l-...- u. n. h.,L-ch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

Professor Of Eleetropathy AID HeGisizs,
~ Olios 30. III ntario street, ID Stairs ~
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to II and ron 2 &c 5 eiciock
sally. fSuDhsys eEosBsad-N auFa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

Pity THE SORROWS or Poor OLD GREELEY
The Tribune Of yesterday says the HERALD ''ab-
serbs all the advertising Of our city, which
Greeley very much needs. lie seems to think
that this monopoly is our fault, and abuses us
roundly for it. Now, little reflection must
convince him that the fault is not ours but that
of the public in general. who insist on having
it so without any solicitation on our part. Let
Greeley relieve himself Of his redundancy of
black bile SO distressing to his liver and so
preudicial to his serenity Of mind by dis
charging it at guilty public As for ourself,
we pity the sorrows of the poor man, and are
willing.to do anything in our power to assist
him. He has failed in the advertising line
failed in his gift enterprise TO recruit his circu
lation, grown small by degrees and beautifully
less. He has failed in the Niger business, and
failed in everything. Only one thing remains
for Lin to do to raise the wind. Thurlow
Weed has gone 10 Europe; let Greeley take ad-
vantage Of his oppol tune absence, and 90 into
the Albany lobby and get some fat jobs,
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on the one hand, and such confidence among
Southern Union men on the other hand, as TO
bring about speedy and overwhelming Union
reaction from Virginia to Texas. We await
with confidence the development Of General
McClellan's plans, and both houses Of Congress
will act wisely in leaving the direction Of our
armies to his wisdom, skill and discretion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

CHARITY FOR SUFFERING IRELAND.-The bene-
VIOLENT Greeley, who has SO much sympathy
for the inevitable niger, is perfectly silent
upon the subject of the famine now raging in
Ireland and causing so much suffering among
the families and friends Of many Of the brave
men who are fighting the battles of the Union,
or languishing, like Colonel Corcoran, in rebel
dungeons But Greeley has a pecuniary
reason for his silence. The ostrich hides
its head and thinks itself concealed;
and SO Mr.. Benevolent Greeley hopes that
by saying nothing Of the Irish famine he may
escape all accountability for the money with
which he is entrusted for its relief. Ten or
twelve years ago Massa Greeley and his Tribune
associates collected about forty thousand dol
lars for the relief Of Ireland. This money was
not expended--at least for the purpose for
which it was collccted-and now amounts, with
its interest, to about scventy-six thousand dol
lars. Where is this money, Mr.. Greeley? 1t IS
sorcly needed just at present, and meeting OF
our Irish fellow citizens ought to be called to
demand it. The sooner the meeting is called
and the money applied to its legitimate uses,
the better it viii he tor all CONCERNED.
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philosophical comprehension Of the financial
and political exigencies with which it has had
to deal, 1t will serve as an example for future
imitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-sHANDY MAGURE-AK
HOUR IN SEyILLE-IRIsH TUTOR.
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:, BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway. and
Evennr-iHE EARLs DAuGnrER-HIPpopoTAMUs, WHALE
AND OTMhR CuRlOsIIIRs - $3.50
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: wALLACK's THEATRE. No. sA neutrality-suspicious. MAR.
RIAGK-HE's Nor MISS.
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NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.--MA cpEru-Youru.
rUL BRIGANp-SPkcTRE BRIDEGROOM.
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BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-srcxsrY,s NArroSA1
CIRCUS
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BRYANTs' MINSTRELs, Mechanics, Hall. AZ Rro,d
'ay.-US BALLo IN MAscHrRA
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, Broaduay-snvrs Sons.
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HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, Stuyvesant Institute No 65o
SoNcs DANCES 40 " wv
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hBLQDEON CONCERT HALL. No $50 Brosdway-
NGs, DANCES BURLEsQUEs, &c.-LA SALrA IN BANJO.
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cHARrrR ELrcr1oN.

-. ATAMEETING or THE COUN.
@>Es Gil OF THE CITY OF RICHMOSp. held
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of March, 1851, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resoired, That the following gentlemen he ap
pointed To superintend the Char err Elections, to
be held on Wednesday, the sd day OF April, h6l =
Foa MONROE WARD-Tholpas ". Jones, Charles
H. Powell, Tn. Boudaf, J. q, CaDell, and Francis.
j. Smith, Cop,p,issioaers; and VIM. n. Kelley, ;,
Conductor. Election to be held at Lacy's Shop. :.
Grant, q. n Gwathmey, @. w. Randolph, and
Wyatt ~ Elliott, Commissioners. and h. H Chalk
ley, Conductor. Election to be held at the City
Hall.
foR JEFFERSON wARD--Joseph BrummeI. L.
Libby, j. J. Wilson, T. 4. Word and A. +. PicOt,
Commissioners; and K r. Seal, Conductor. Election
to be held at Market Hall. Copy-Teste
NH 20-tde THoS. LAWSON, g. e. K.
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PATENT MEDICINES

THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY a1n
a 4 No On auMBuG 5PsTERs' INFALLIBLE KEN.
Eof FOR GoNoRRHGEA AN D ALL SECRET nTS
EASES.-fhis great American Remedy cnn,a;t
40 Marcafial or BssaIac properties exesis ,
snlhs heretofore offered he public In its curative
restorative ana rsnovating powers: snS m,
medical world are astonished when told ibs, me me
so"se remedy Will cure the above diseases. and
tons of the facts But the pr osaisI demensra-
s xnow remedy "a for twenty odd years. has
stored TO perfect health. sed ali 20 be re,
shorter duration TO be restored without ssn %
Gonorrh@a which tho remedy viii na, any case OF
sldsd the directions are carried out wih NINA pro-
Inv h.it Am .. ,ns Patent and any one purchase
ms or her case he guarantees perfeet enr ~
caSe OF Failure, wiifarnish additions m
agents and VIII be- eaee,a ed x .hhsoagn nis
vehienee to the patient. 'AN0A
street. aid o. A sTRECKgR MAJ, 10 s,pa wi sroad
ss-te, sgeafs for oitv Of Riehmoad toc t-sm.
nj EDlCAL CARD.-Dr. PLUMB ofsr, ni.,sr-
e,s, ices 70 me public in the treatment OF ali Sc
branch gives Dr. Y. claim to public IA Saros,es
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel. aud
' ans af iss ,s,x sx
e,nss dos wsskensd parts now known Medi
OF ofherwi 50 promptly attended TO. Richmond. Va.
r EDfOKD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.
BEbPoSp ALUM asD Io ,fdR 'es E.sT Of the
careful and seientine msthod OF evaporatiaa !
whereby all OF the mineral ingredients ana m.d,,,
Impaired Call aud procure pamnhiat az a "a.
Agents, containing cer.aystes OF Prof. sUsy yst
yAcksos, OF the Jefferson Medical Col iege. Phi,as
asipnia: and also twenty oih-r Physicians Of smi.
hence. isstiiying TO " eEse.ey In yartoas aia-
Eases ca The MASS and WATER Is kent lar vi.
Druggists, Ricnmond, Va A"nissos,
"a A. r. EcHoLs 4 Sons
60 =. ,.-.. -. Praprietors.
ancluE's ELiNik OF BANK I. Ala,
a'gssIion and II iAksn with suyesss ~ s.Metsa
weakened ey fever, Ees ssia by ~ Ps'soas
nh "a n. W POWERS. nraxri.t.
"h " tpfRer MSsa and ism ".
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PIANO roRrEs FOR sALn

PIANO FOKTES Ar yERy
AIs-sSsszSs ~ Low PRICES The = uhscssh.r
IL u nj HI having on hand several ns lnstY,,.
y menis, with all the modern 10.
pfn' s,aen's from ne best New York makers viii
ny,e... i, 800 IRA. reduction from the usual
ehasefs are invited To INSPECT them Au'-
JOHN DUNDERDALE
nh s3-~2ws - "ttIpsuo nahk 81,
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rs sRsrE.ShAL NOTICE YUM.

mukE! fURNITuRGft TusIrfT y
EfAkr 49, 49, TlMEs.--s, aATnalGHT ~
sTrr-sn - ea1ss greater Inducements thAa t<2Q
rr Iss shhre aud well-seleeted sicck 81 FURSi.
y "a ~ :, = SNAIL advance above cost fur cxah -
TIsnacs usleamtaed to redace his stock 81 ETgNI
sussss ny ere. His stock embraces ali khsss AZ
n hSNaIuEk usually kept, PARL0R AisiTs
&c e esse fa NARsIk cxhlSErs fra. Is sIS -
yTti ssnslyn, Palmetto, cottage aua jenny Lara
q Msus N SyNs;TssIs'. ssl sn Ill s.soss
sssislsvsiess Va Wv WA sss ~ sSsaa
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|ySHRs clh.N,yONspI;M.ADK PIANO

pDk rs, sALS BELOW NokTaERN
tsxs tnsnd three new, very saper,or RI a sa
net sapsrInr which no warrants TO be sunsi' II
ny ron Northern manuiacioriss'' Wv same aaA'-
TUNER ana SHs Rsp his services to the public n
sble rates. Gnvp p ~ 49, nNsave, ~ reason
Rsx,. Mortn aide broad St, betw cen ID and "a
rhilaw Prnss W r., Leiohvfs, ESQ :, Prof H. W.
- y utapan. Re, no lS--esn
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GS AWAY Was eommitted 10 the ISL of tbs
GNcorporatlon Of the city of Norfolk, on ths
~ "a day of January, issi, Negro Man wA.
-srd@~ JOHNSON. The said aegro raaa Is ave feet
three Inches high, aud weighssabopt las pounds:
has 9na scar oniieht arm seJve his elbow; Nsht
complexion; about thirty years old
Hal on when eo.nnIt,od TO jail. black cloth
coat, black pants, glazed cap, and saws Ia W..
born free, In Baltimore, Maryland
THoS. J. CoRPREw
rah INV Sergeant Eitv Na,f.'k
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FOR SI-Pl,RIvrI,Arnr., NO., ~, s,s,, ,.,,......---

K 49, RESPECTFuLLY ANyOUNCE
49, myself q candidate Tor re eIsefio an -, ~
once u SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS ~ 'n'
ihh @t-~et NJ RATRS
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT oPWaTER VoRKs

K 90 NOTlCE-T0 THE VOTERS OF TIVE
- - CITY OF RfCHMoND.--I respectfully
~, aeaaee myself as ndldate for re- election 10
WATER WORKS, ~ ga
aa ss"~3dss j. u. DAVIS,
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- --'---------''-s-------------
FOR CRY G-SEGER

A 49, u IG En-. Il respectfully an
- hoance myself candidate for re- elaa.
uon 10 the office OF CITY 6AUGER
nh Ia tde- RICHARD FOX, City 6aurer
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SOUTHERN HAT MART.
SPRING TRADE.
1861

AIA IOOI.
HATS. CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS.
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Hintord, Dickinson q weis;var ,
No Is Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Has open and in store III aud complete stock of
HATS, CAPS, and STRAW GOODS OF the --latest
and most fashionable styles, which will be- sold Al
Wholesale and Retail, on the most fayorabIs
terms.
The attention of merchants il most rsspeetfuIfy
solicited 10 cal and examine for themselves
:, MILITARY HATS and CAPS made To order at
cash purchasers will find IL to their interest to
catl ana eNaMlne nv Slnek hefnra nurrhasinr
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RUNAWAYS

- Nv FNTN DOLLARS REWARD
elS Ran away from our mil, ia fenrie0 e'.,n-
ENiS, on the 4th instant, \ EGgo NAN named
~ NED, about 70 years old, OF dark, ginger
~s@~ nread color, sleGder frame. abogt feet
lheheS nfSh, and dOwncast expression when
sposeh TO. We will give the above reward of
$40 II he is returned 10 as 10 This city He il sup
posed 10 be in Charles City eoanty.
mn 23--tt& G. r. w p ANDERSON
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EVENING sRssIoy.


The Senate met at s O'Clock Lieut. Gov
MONTAGUE in the chair.
BILs Pdssed-A bill to authorize the Cir
cult Court OF Amelia county TO make allow.
anees for certain children Of William Willis.
a lunatic. 'f's,
Latd on the 1abie.-The Joint resolution for
the relief Of the securities Of p. r. Winston
"a. sheriff OF Richmond city, was, on mo lion
OF Mr. AUGUST, laid on the table.
mr. UoEaLAs moved that the Sena te go an n
EAseaiiye session for tho purpose of consid.
sIinX lie lidsernor's appointments for the
Jrnnanee department. Appeals were made
oy friends Of the Covington and Ohio Rail
ROAD TO pats by these appointments until the
Dill indicated had been disposed OF. Mr.. Doua-
agreed to. - vas
The Senate chamber was ordered to be
cleared .. nIi, except members Of the Senate.
We understand that the Executive session
continued until near midnight, during which
81 the nominations made by the Goyernor
wsTe confirmed, though nor exactly In tina
Ofder IN which they were made.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
bATrEDAY, March 30th 1861
Ahr Aouse was called to order at 10 o'clo.k.
~ sfesAer CArfeHffEib. WEI
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RICHMOND, March 20, 1851.
To Messrs. JOHN STEWART WALKER, GEORGE W
HoBsoN, .. JENNINGS WISE, JOHN A. BBLvIN
MARX DoWSEY, and others:
Gcnhemen-in compliance with your request,
hereby anuounce myself candidate fer the Office
of COMMbNWhALTHS ATTORNEY FOR TIE
HCSTtNGS COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Very respectfully, your ob't servit,
NH 31--.t* JAMES K. CKENSIIAW
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4s HOUNE TUX KENT.-That large ana
E:a convenient FAMILY RESIDENCE situated
on Marshall, between 2st b and 39th sts con-
tanning II rooms, with a kitchen containing foHr
rooms; stable, carriage house, &c and There /. a
large GARDEN, embracing nearly an acre of lana
which has been plough bed up, aud early vesets-
oles planted Possession can be had the IL of
April. II is admirably adap,ed 10 The centssi vi VI
conmodatiou Of large family, or a boarding
establishment. For terms, &c apply to
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/ RESPECTFULLY announce my
e>-StsA self q candidate for reelection to the Of
fee OF C0MM0NWEALTH'S ATTORNEY fo1 the
city of Richmond. 4. T. DANIEL.
NH 2T-st*
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CT farm, Long Row, Hanover county, about
EN- the sth OF January, NEG k0 MAN named
~ PETER BROWN, about 81 years old of a
-sar&~ dark brown color, with a scar on one side
OF his neck; also smsft one on his suee, very
above rswsrd will DO paid, il delivered 10 me. or
secured in jail.
u 90
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LAWRENCE s. MAGYE,
50 ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in the Conrts of the city of Richmond
and the c0uatiss of Henreo, Ha mover and Caro-.
Tine.
HI Is also Notary Public and Commissioner OF
the United States Court Of Claims.
The partnership batEes Mr.. CaAaTAIx wHIrf
md himself being dissolved, his otice is now or
18th st., just below G0ddtT's Hall. 70 is-lv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01
CHARTER ELECTION.

~.
Nae SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
sehDP00R. H00SE.--f respectfully announce
myself n candidate for the above Office am
southern ights mau in every sense of the word,
and against all Black Republican rule. hope
all Southern Rights men will favor with their
votes ON WEDNESDAY next.
NH 3e-3tS IEANDER WOODSON.
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FOR CoMDfONJYEALTTs .1TTORNEY.

sc,EH TO JAS. II. CRENsHAW, ESQ.,
esS The undersigned. voters Of the city Of
Richmond, hereby request you to announce your
self H. candidate for the Office of Com MON
WFALTH'S ATTORNEY FOR. THE HUSTINGS
COURT OF THE CITY, to be voted for at the APP
proachipg municipal election.
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CITY POOR-HOUSE.-I respect
~ fully announce myself to the voters OF
the city Of Richmond Candidate for the sU.
PERINTENDENCY OF THE CITY POOR HOUSE
At the ensuing April election.
NH 4 td* RICHARD REIyS