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FROM ,hs Layses, Masxsse.yiss Casnis,s sssS
IAN AceuA1xr.SH XVI VITA na, h. + nslM.
i BOLD; he occupied the drag store opposite ny
SU,iness vSere others hsd not been equally 80 be-
fore hin. Il have been fsvorahfy impressed vita
WILLIAM WRyGHTMAg.
% ro hanufaoturina Ohsnists,
mB Ca sth end Brown Sta. PhnAtaipd4s,
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THE NEW MISTRESS

The NEW MISTRESS OF THE WHITE HOUSE
1t is understood that Mrs. Patterson. aaugh i.
or OF President Jjhnson, q highly accom-.
pushed lady, will fill the posi- ion Of mis-.
tress OF the White House, in consequence OF
inc ni-neaith OF Mrs. johnson. Mrs. Patterson
Is expected to arrive here in about ten DAYS
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THE ALABAMA DELEGATION
This delegation called at the State Depart
ment this morning for the purpose Of paying
their respects to Secretary Seward. They were
cordially received by the Secretary
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PRESIDENT IoRNsoN,s RESIDENCE

PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S RESIDENCE
To-day President Johnson and his Secre-
taries, General Muzzy and Colonel Browning.
removed their residence from the corner Of 18th
and i streets, to the White House, OF which
they have now taken full possession. The
President does not contemplate, however. to
bring his family here yet for some time to come.
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ANOTHER SURRENDER.
THE SABINE PASS FORTS.
THEY CApIruI.aTE TO THE NAVY.
GALVESTON READY TO SURRENDER.

U.S.S. Psserls, OFF GALVESTON, May a.
Ed,tor .Stoy The forts at Sabine Pass, Texas,
surrendered to the U. s. steamer Owasco yes
tsrday. The American flag was hoisted over
the works at4 O'Clock p. m.
Respectfully, &c, G. T. SMITH, Y. s. N.
p. S.-We expect Galveston to surrender in
a faU dava
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TIE WILDERNESS BATTLE FIELD

THE WILDERNESS BATTLE FIELD
The Government despatched three boats to
Belle Plain yesterday with ambulances. en-.
trenchirg tools, collins, and Eve hundred men.
who have been instructed to proceed to the
wilderness battlefield and decently inter the
remains Of all soLdiers-both re bel and Union
exposed to view there
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SUSPENDED.

The execution OF the general orders direct.
ing the mastering out Of all dismouned cav.
airy IN the Middle Military Division has been
suspended until further orders.
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LAVE TELEGRAPHIOs NEWS
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Ky,h~ Saith Game 70 Mexico.

Kirby Smith has gone 70 Mexico to make II MS
future nome.
Governor Wells has appointed Burke acting
DANGEROUS creyasse broke through below
Kenrer, and threatened to overflow the city
and which caused great destruction or prop
erty was stopped.
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TOOK THE OATH

Yesterday and to-day, SCI eraI OF the rebel
omcers confined IN the Old Capitol took the
oath in accordance with the late order of the
War Department.
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GONE HOME.

dUNE HUME.
The H9th New York regiment, Col Miller,
Was mustered out of service this morning, and
left for their homes.
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nHYTRoPoLIfAN MARKET.
" NOTICE TO HOUsEKllPERs

q. Ralph has re opened the Metropolitan Mar
kef ard win kesp cCnstantly on hand general as
tlnent Of Meats, vegetsNles, Fruits, Butter;
&c. Msrketins delivered free OF sxnsn.e 20 al
rstrou age from the Public. Je lin
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.COLLICTOR'S OFFICE. CITY HAUL,

N~COLLICTOR'S OFFICE. CITY HALL,
US WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9. 1865.
Notice is hereby given that the certificates of
purchase at the Tax Sale of May are all ready
for delivery, and parties inter ested are hereby
requested to call at this Office with as little DELAY
as possible. WIN. DIXON.
$685. lint. and Repl Collector.
n~DIPARTMRNT OF TIN INTERIOR,
uS OFFICE OF rRE WAsHINGTOS AQsBDUsr,
Washington, ID. c.. June s, 1865.
The water of the WashiD gton AQueduct will be
shut of from Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
and 2lst streets. ON the night of the 9th instant
''O 49, THEODORE B. SAMO,
Assistant Engineer in charge.
jeS2t Washington Aqueduct.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EogND-T.o HoEEsE,. eth saddles And bri:
p n ana prove '' aikk - 81 sIli.'''
,ss.st. Corner Sd street ana Penna. ave.
SlO sxaRPPESs in * ,SOo. o.. :s.Se:
e: :::':f e
.m Stables aps :s:sst RPi fi. ID Hotel
500 RIHMsARD1stSien from The stable !.,s Of q;
rubbsd s.eien e the same time, s.' Quilted Eng
sbovs reward Vii b paid for tie q said
hoIss and SADDLE to H. L. Q. 90. Ne $50 a. zth
.es ss1 ss f. MAR a.
.sss ~ e =. D., -: ssS:
it and
''ip'' '0f '; iaosHs peoYLE. Police Station,
1e9-2t near Seventh street PARK.
s.0Is9 the Hsh tot Of
s.r 1 On 'G Vii no receive tee
above reward by leaving it 1t ass ct street. COR
CAMI 10 THE PRENIsEs or ran sUB:
~ SsssTiber, on south 9Th street. . dark rean
pr % se1N and paying charges. N s,R1Ey
q r. 81 SSw a,b
f:E .Ss 81 leaving her at corner 81 q an. -
TAklF Up AsT r. Shs L9qg RTjdFe: 9p
sore back, and without shoes. The owner can
'!s' as ''ssns ssas'fts' .Sd g. i:aaa
I osT-In oreetown, D. O.. on sa9dsy even
eth the q ohaPa "a
% BE- 81 Gy and
GL1sH, corner OF Water and High SITS. les St.
Six REWARD.-str.yed or stolen, last sun
two HORSES, one . spotted grey and the other q
dark brown horse. very ticklisa about the shout
reward viii be given if returned TO Fort Davis,
j. 5-5t' ~ WALKER SMITH
OF moSaY Which tn. o aas ~ can S sa1e
s ss 1., ot ~ this iissss the
s.?1 ss1 e. S seods t6
s Fl e. ss +. si:i e
above reward upon returning i fo s9 BEcK
ie7.st. s1s l4th street. between S n and Q
so .S SI ''ssP 'fRs'
.ere with the scratches. The above ewArd will
be paid on the delivery or secured so that get
him again. j. 8. COGSWELL,
No. corner Washin gton aud Gibbon SITS,
e7.3tr Alexandria Va
I OsT-Two Cows and one CALF-one OF them
l. bYindle color, with horns; the other a red
color. without horns. Any information left at 173
20 street vest, between B and streets north will
be liberia ly rewarded. je 6 cts
CO0 REWARD.-strsyed or stolen, Saturday
gEU night: the Sd Of JGns, dun horse COLT,
Of the Eastern Branch, near Navy Yard Bridge.
Any person returning hi a to me will receive the
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BOARDING.

A VERY PLEASANT ROOM. WITH BOARD.
can be had at N o. 500 st.. bet 9Th aud It'll,
Are few Table Bosrders can be accom- mod ted.
Il comm odAted with comfortable ROOM and
BOARD byapplying imme diatsly at 394 18th st
few Table Boarders je 9 3ts
THRl1 LARGE, PLEAsANT ROOMS, with
Ike 9ood Board; also, one sin gle ROOM. at No.
TABLE BOARD at SIS . month, $50 street,
i between 1nth and 18th streets. Also. two fur
gentlemen ie7 tf
RCOMs, WITH BOARD, All 18th street vest.
H je Slim.
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zHs aesSr PR POUND ADVANCE SYSTEM. 81
Having made arrangements With al exren-
sive house in New York to su pply me with Z has.
now otter to the trade fine asso-t ment of Black.
Green and jaran Teas of oil grades on the above
system. which has proved so attractive in al
Northern cities.
All Tess sold at ave Is, cents psr p,u ad advance
o'e' ' W. CORWIN RUR0Y,
Soc Agent for Thurston. Bali 90 * celeb Fat Cd
water Boston, Milk Graham and Butter CrasG.
ers. IA North CHARLES at. Baltimore. Nd.
MOO kvifs '-.-.-
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able a. to his politics. Witness understood ne
voted for Mcclellan.
By the Couft,-Witness voted for McClellan,
BY Col. Burnett;--Witn could not name
any person who he had heard say they would
not believe Thomas.
BY Mr.. Ewing:-Witness has heard Thomas
spoken Of as untruthful for couple OF years.
TESTIMONY OF DANIEL W. HAWKINS.
Witness lives in Charles county, and has
known Daniel J. Thomas for 10 or Is years.
His reputation is not very good. Witness
knows Dr. George Mudd, and does not know
of a more loyal man. Witness has been strict
ly loyal from the first.
At this period the usual recess was taken.
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R0GAE & WILLIS NEW DRY GOODS ANp.
- FANCY STORE,
No 329 7th st between & and L sts north.
MORANN The shoa Man mys1-lr
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EOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE
TOMORROW Saturday MORNING, 1T 10
sell,
Lot of Parlor aBd Cham Der Furniture
CARPETS Blankets 6heeting
Stoves Kit chen Utensils, &c.
1t J. @. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
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Lutheran Church will hold STRAW
66ISKkY FESTIVAL in the Lecture Room of the
Uhurcn. conner OF and 18th streets, commeucin9
TIEHsD1Y. June 9th, and continue four nights
single admission Is GEMS; season ticket one per
son, so cents; season ticket, family, 81 je2.7ts
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OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTH: Eight
Months IN Prison and on Parole. BY
Edward A. Pollard. Published by +.
W. Ayres. This book, which has been
looked for with interest not only by the
friends of the writer, who felt interested
in his personal experience, but by the
public at large, has been brought out in
very good style by Mr.. Ayres, the pub
Usher. The work is entertaining, both
in the personal narrative and general re-
Elections of the writer, and will be, We
think, largely sought after. The vicH
STUDIES and. uncertainty of prison-life,
in an enemy's country, are graphically
described. The book is for sale at all
the bookstores.
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srea gssss VIA. ! iAin would hss7 aetdsa-yss
sraas~, ia ~ ,saii 4 .hs iussise. taa
Leaves ruin behind Y 0isassfous .nd a.fe; A.s
Our beautiful hbmes-As write il I weep
Our beautiful home II a suou,desing heap:
And blackencd, and blasted, and grim ana Soriosnt
Its chimneys stand stark IN the mists Of ne morn
stood in my vomanly helplessness. weak
Tho felt brave color was kindllng my cne:k-
By the love that they bore to their children. their
BY the homes lief, behind them. whose joys they
Bv the God that should judge them-thas mine
should be spared.
When his victim lies writhing and crushed IN his
claws.
know that my eye flashed passionate ire
As they scornfuly flung me their answer OF IRE II"
Then comes the mournful finale. the death of
Douglas, which is depicted with great power The
anguish Of the stricken wife is embodied IN dirge,
the refrain Of which is slain in battle," which. in
wa,ng pathos, will compare with some OF the finest
strains Of In Memoriam But in spite OF her sorrcw
her patriotic feelings set forth in these iaw lines,
which close the poem
"Doe, the flame in her heart cease to stir
Does she feel that the conflict Is over for her!
Because the red war-tde has deluged her Ger
Has wreaked its Wild wrath, and can harm her no
more,
Does she stand, selfabsorbed, the wreck she has
braved,
Nor care if her country be lost OF be saved,
Ey her pride in the soil that has granted her birth
BY her tenderest memories garnered on earth
BY the boon she would leave to her children,
alone
Right to live and breathe free in land of their
own;
BY the altar where once rose the prayer and the
hymn;
BY the home that lies wasted, forsaken and grim,-
a,y the pangs she has suffered,-tAe ills she has
borne
By the desolate exile through which she must
By the struggles that hallow this fair Southern
sod,
By the VOWS she has breathcd in the ear Of her
God
By the blood of the heart that she worshipped,-
the life
That embodied her own; by her love, as his wife;
By his death Oh the battlefield, gallantly brave,
By the shadow that ever enwraps her-his grave
By the faith she reposes, Oh. Father, in Thee.
She claims that her glorious South MUST BE rEER" -
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lIleIIo0 ,xoT3oF1

ITO THE CITIZENS or HANOVER.
i The 1OtkTff Thursday N MARCH n
the day for you 20 elect candidate 70 repsssent
you in the next Legislature Of vlrGihfA. 1bs PR
sent incumbent % candidate for Te.election. He
course as your Representative ia legitimate sub
Ject W your cfnsure or approval II he has BEEN
unnithfol 70 the trust you have fsposed in him,
charge him with It, and shall have nothing 70 say.
Dr 0oodau, am sure, courts and challenges in-
vestigation OF his course your representative
This course, however, has not been pursued By his
opponents No charge has been brought against him
for neglect Of duty He being Aainst
SIMPLY upon the grounds that lat fall he called
meeting Of the Physicians Of his county for the pur
pose Of increasing their fees to SEQ per visit L was
a member Of that meeting. He neither proposed,
advocated or voted for any such measure. The no.
tce calling this meeting stated Il was for the pur-
pose Of making uniform the charges of Phvsicians:
and 20 far from increasing the rates of CHARGES BY
the action Of the meeting, they were lowered IA Dr.
GOodall's neighborhood. Dr. Tally presided at the
meeting-Dr Goodall was Secrctary-a committee
vas appointed to present business 70 the meeting
The report OF the committee was adopted and pub
llshed In the Richmond Examiner and Dispatch
Dr. Gooda'l was not even member of that commit
tee lam sure every honest and candid gentleman
Will agree With me in saying, that such course of
eiectloneeIlng IL Unfair and unjust Let the oppo-
nents OF Dr. u. use every legitimate argument they
can-he and his friends viii not compiain-but they
do complain Of the nufairness and unustness of the
mode mentioned. DIR. G. has made you an efficient
Representative and such, in nv juiscent. IS en-.
titled to your confluence and s.: ppOrt.
NH l6-3t
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION

~
~ HOUSE, No. BELVIN'S BLOCK, GO.
VERNON STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN, RICHMOND V1R0IN1A--Ihe un"
dersirned have associated themselves together, un-
der the firm and style Of BURTON WALLACE.
for the purpose Of conducting GENERAL COM
MISSION AND AUCTION BUSINESS. They arc
prepared to receive on consignment all kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, viz: Wheat Tobacco,
Corn, Flour. Meal, Bacon, Lard CATTLE Of Al
kinds, HORSES, MULES, NEGROES. &c., from
any part of the Confederacy. They are also pre-
pared to receive and SELL by auction or private ss!e
all kinds of FURNITURE, READY-NADE Go.
THING for male or female; also, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE. &C., either at their store OF
private residences in the city Also, 70 attend day
sales at stores reasonable terms d any other
auctoneers in the city, either by the hour OF Day.
They will also attend to the he Of BUTrRRs
EGGS, FOWLS, DRIED FRUIT. VEGETABLES
Of all kinds. and any Other little DOMESTIC NO
TONS for the ladies in the country or city. We
will also buy ON commission any articles for oul
country customers; and, if quick sales and prompt
returns~ill add anything to our concern, w hope
to share portion VI public patronage. :.
BURTON 4 WALLACE.
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HEADQUARTERS !
IFTY-sIXTH VIRGINIA RD;IMENT,
March lSt, 1865.


To tie People of Charlotte and Meckgenburg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In acknowledgment Of
the solicitation of my felow-soldiers OF the Fifty
sixth, Eighteenth and other Virginia regiments,
respectfully announce myself candidate to repre-
sent your district in the Senate Of Virginia Char
lotte the county of my nativity, MecklcnburS the
county Of my adoption. 70 the people Of both !
am equally bound by common interest, common
sympathy, common association and common
q',aintance. With their citizens have labofed in
the vineyards OF peace, and with their soldiers have
CLEANED IN the harvest of hear that some Of
the people at home object to the election Of soldiers
to civil office. / am aware that, by statute OF
Virginia, citizen convicted OF an infamous offence
is ineligible to offices OF trust and honor. But can
it be true that, by tong for freedom, soldier for
faNs the privileges Of a freeman! Can it be true
that the uniform of soldier is the livery OF a
slave, Nor does it follow that because soldier is
designs withdrawing from the military service. 1t
viii not be myYlivilege to canvass any part Of the
district army The great subject likely to engage
the attention Of the Legislature is the war. AS Il
citizen, should be governed by every motive to
promote the interests OF the citizen; aud by per-
sonal experience have learned to know and feel the
wants OF a soldier. Upon the question of the war
itself, can only say am for peace but not that
peace that comes with the "SardOnic grin OF death
upon its face" Not that peace which promises con-
tsctiou Of your loperty, freedom to your slaves.
bondage to your children, and q felon'S death for
your treason. But am for the use OF all the
means that can hasten and secure an honorable
peace. Until that peace comes, aM for war and
the employment of all the resources Of the country,
physical and material necessary to conquer it.
Your Obedient servant,
JOHN b. McPHAIL,
Major Fif,y-sixth Virginia regiment.
NH 13-Stawt7o
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMITS.

N SION HOUSE.-TAe subscribers have 1850.
GATED themselves, under the etyls Of WALKER &
WRENN, for the purpose Of conducting GRO
Gerry AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS Their stolehOuse is ON Fourteenth street,
between Main and Franklin.
They solicit consigumcnts Of 91l kinds Of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE and MERClh DISK generally,
and pledge themselves to give strict attention and
prompt returns to all sales intrusted to them.
Families and clearinghouse keepers would do
we'll to &; ye AIS call before purchasing elseWheges
as W. have agents throughout the country buying
up provisions. JOHN W. WALKER,
late OF Cumberland county.
A. w. WRENN,
late of Culpeper county, Virpnjs.
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THE NEWS.

As regards military matters, there is
no news. All is quiet at Petersburg and
in front Of Richmond
The enlistment Of negroes in Richmond
goes bravely on.
The Confederate Senate, on yesterday,
concurred in the resolution Of the
House relative to an address to the
country.
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CENATUhfAL NOMINATION. =. A
~ vscAiiey existing Ia the SENATE from the Dis
tct Of Richmond city, Il il believed that - more
acceptable name can be presented to the voters ID
o. out 4 the army than that Of Colonel WIT
not Known butti. presumed he would not refuse the
call Of his tllow-ciiizens to this Geld Of labor.
-. Cor TwrNTY-rIPrH VIRGINIA BATTALION
CHArrIN's FARx, March l6, 1865. }
To the Tote,s Of the city Of Richmond:
I have observed within the last day or two THAI
my name has been presented to you, through the
city papers, in connection with the existing vacancy
in the State Senate. This has been dome without
too partial an appreciation Of my fitness for the
position.
Neither civil nor military position has been sought
by me- at any period Of my life, nor do intend 70
seek it now, being content rather to encounter the
responsibilities which l am deesned competent TO
meet, by Others than to seek after those to which
may vainly esteem myself equal.
This nomination accept in Difference to those
whose Partially has inclined them to make it, as
well from regard TO calls which demand that If
possible. shouD spend more OF my time IN Rich
mond than have done during the last four years.
The rest Ileave to my friends and to those who may
feel interested in a matter Of public concern.
make, and shall make, no appeal On my own behalf.
My identity of INTEREST," ith the people OF Rlch-
mond must be familiar to all who have known me
during residence of twenty years In the city. The
most vital and precious concern Of my life Is with
them My home, with those who are sheltered by it.
The interests Of Richmond. ordinarily, in matters
of State legislation. undoubtedly great, and de-
mand constancy and much patient labor in her r.
representatives. rightly to guard them; but at this
juncture, her general interests as well as her exist
ence as a community OF independent freemen, are
all staked upon the issue presented by her enemies
who are fiercely assailing her on all sides Her
representatives, therefore, should be men who will
plead for her freedom, who will fight for her free
dom, who will help to grid up the lons Of The Old
Commonwealth as she goes forth to battle-resolved
to shield her past glory by emPloyins every hand
to withhold aid, and esteem no sacrifice too
great to secure redemption from the perls and evils
which threaten. Re pectfuliy,
NH lS-lt w. NJ. ELLIOII.
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DOARD~0F PUBLIC WORKS.-TO
ID THE PEOPLE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT:
In compliance with Gala made upon me. through
the public prints and otherwise, announce myself
a CANDIDATE for The Office Of Commissioners Of the
Board OF Public Works for the First District
have only to say here that regard it As posi-
ton Of very great responsibility and Importance.
and if elected, shall feel gratlded ii, by my best
efforts, I can be useful to the country at a time
when no manis justified in Withholding his utmost
energies from the public service:
W. +. SUrHERL1N.
DANvILLE, Va, February %, 1865.
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TREAsUnY DsPARTMRNf.l
RICHMOND. Va, November -, 1854.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TC

IN HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERT1RI.
Gates OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, Issued
the LIST day OF january, 1855, to present The same
for payment ON the SECOND DAY OF JANUARY
NEXT, or at any time thereafter, to the Treasurer
of the Confederate States, one Of the Assistant
Treasurers of the Confederate States, or Pay De.
positary of the Confederate Slater, funds having
been placed in the hands OF said agents for the puI
pose Of redeeming such stock and coupon honda
No interest will be allowed such stock and cou-
pom bonds after January LIST, 1865.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
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FTNO THE VOTERS OF HENkICO
.COUNTY-You are called upon to elect a
REPRESENTATIVE in the HOUSE OF DELE
GATES OF VIRGINIA on THURSDAY next !;
and in making selection from the names present
ed due regard should be had to the capacity, energy
and perseverance, of the PARTY chosen. Your pre-
sent representative, Mr.. J. J. ENGLISH, has tceG
untiring in his labors to serve you, and deserves
your approving reward Of "WeL done, good and
reelection, his experience will add greatly to his
capacity in future legislation, and enable him to
protect your interests in all that comes before the
General Assembly. No man has been more I'M
firing in his efforts soldiers in the field
and to provide for their families at hone and am
quite sure they will give him their cordial support.
NH lS-lts VOTER.