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COLLECTORS AND CoSSTABLES.--The late
Legislature made important changes ia the
existing laws in relation to conStables and
collectors. Acts lSIl-lSi2, pages 364 and
301.
By section G3 Of the act Of 10Th March
1872, il is provided that after lst July, 1872
constables execute no cfctl process, nor serve
any warrant for any claim, or receive or levy
any execution issued in any civil proceed
ingS but they shall be restricted after that
date TO the duties now required Of cOnSla
hlcS, which pertain to the preservation Of the
peace, warrants in criminal eases, search war.
rants, and arrests of criminals.
BY section Il of the same act, page 30I
the powers, duties, and liabilities and com
penSation of township collectors, after Isl
July, 1872, shall be the same rs now required
by law Of conStables in execution OF any
cirH process, warrants for small claims, OF
any other process or writ, except such as art
reserved to cOnstables in the 63d section
above mentioned. .
The meaning of all this is that after Jul.
collectors are to be constableS As to duties in
civil matters.
Let collectors be also elected conStables.
Indeed, it is evident that until the Consti
tuition is amended the sane man must i'll
more than one Office. Let the people selec
some reliable and sensible business man an(
put him in several offices, and we shall thus
get rid, practically, of some of the evils OF
the Constitulion.-FurmriAe Commonwealth
The Legislature can have any other provi
sion stricken out ofthe Constitution which the
people are opposed to just as easily rs the one
in regard to usury. Why call for new Con
stitution when it is so easy to improve tho
old one? We know what we have, but w
know not what new convention would give
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O,r Friends Over the Way


Our laIlow-citiZcnS of Manchester are con
.idering their corporate Interests, ana ar'
abou, 80 f.,crt their ruiers for the next year
We trust That they will not for moment
lo.c Sinhl of the cause OF improvements
They have shown a freedom from narrow
and contracted ideas that does them credit
and the spirit of enterprise and improve
ment belongs to broad and liberal principles
and impulses. Their town is bleSt with ll'-
common natural advantages, and they may
make great things oul Of them by MAINTAIN
inc the proper energy and directing their
work Of Improvement with taste and sa-
garity.
There are so many examples in this coun-
try of how the growth OF towns is fastened
by Improvement that few will undertake to
deny that capital and immigrants are invited
TO a town by the Improvement OF its streets
and the increaSeof It's means OF comfort and
accommodation. No town of any spirit
hesitatcs for moment to incur debt to make
such improvements. There could be no bet
ter investment than money spent i'll them.
They increase the means for paying the very
debt they incur; and it is il great boon to
postelity 10 hequeath to them an invaluable
improvement with part, OF even the Whole,
of the debt il involved. They get the chief
advantages of the improvement. They IN
herit it along with the increased population
and wealth it created, and find the burthen
il incurred nothing compared with the bene-
lit ii bestowS.
SO we trust the people of Manchester will
elect broad-gauge," bold, and sagaciouS
men. 1t will not do for her to stand still.
She must 60 ahead, now that she has started
and her people will find that every foot i'll the
way of going ahead is productive of advan'
tage to Observation-Disclosures in the iln'
proycment of rents and the value of real es'
tate. If they but stand to the liberal policy
they have lately avowed, we predict that the
growth of their town will be greater within
twelve months than it has been for twelve
years heretofore.
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..r,.,,, .fs,sar,es.s. -.

We do not feel that we Yo.lla t,ts NJ
charging our duty to the Richmond ppD''e
five did not continue to urgc$Mpon. sue Guy
authorities the importance Of graa'ng33''''
streets 80 as to make thenSeasy for tt7ss'sf'u ~,
tat;on and commerce. This city Is no" ie''a.
entitled to the name Of city. while III. ~" ,o
OF its Main street should disgrace e.
We rcpta, m argumcn, which we nav. ~, ".
e,ro vsod. The street horse-railway 's mus
,>onoah,s - city. A city that has not |susn
y railway Mt this day - "'"..
r,;,w,v Is such all accommodation 10 '"s'
,nen such facility to social inter-
ao,rsc and local commerce, that II e'hno'
-, ,is,a,sed with. Now. no such rail"a!
90 , be conducted with the proper ehlcie''!
:; rho streets upon which it is laid are inter-
ruptcd by grades too sharp for horsepower
The tcams'will be crippled, the movements
If ears slow. the public disappointed anu
individual enterprises and business ACTIVITY
will be seriously retarded. Thus it woulo
be great public evil that this lnaispenSapl. !,
,,cdium of intercourse should be crlppieo
IN ito movements and impaired in Its pros
perity. ,o- % o,ot the
We must improve our grades 10 get Tue
highest benefits from the strect-car runway
and such Improvement is demanded oY many
other reasons, not the least of when Is 1ne
rood anpearance Of the city. There IS
nothing more common than for the intell'-
oeut stranger 10 set down the grades OF the
streets as a proof that Richmond Is n nun
,,rcd wears behind the age, and to 81! tl'a' size
cannot prosper until she reduces them III II
proper manner. ,.
The proper grading of streets dement's
everyhody-thc owners of the lois on the
streets, those who travel them, and the "hole
city. The grading of Main street we ne
l,ye would be very small AFFAIR. ii Is
greatly oycrrated by those who oppose H.
II can never be done at more iavofaDle
ncriod than now. There are fewer houses
upon il now than there will likely be ut any
future time. The work Is vitality important
to Richmond, and we do not think 1t ought
to be postponed at all. Every month only
increases the difficulties in the way.
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40 and we would suggest &c. Inc lollss,td
an Ss s nasty the proprieiy of selecting ea-
date, this gay primary e's ,syeop the
perry cauaea sn and fsi'
Pee pnsnI,,ts andalso give satisfaction to all
. .e there are some very grave objections to
mass "sH meetings and Conventions The Latter CT
are are not unfrequently engineered and packed
by Interested persons, the wishes OF the ma a.
iority dcfcated, and the party weakenea' VI
sometimes sacrificed, by improper nonll, ln.,
tons. These objections cannot DE uise ','
against the system Of primary elcctions, VIM n,t'
have been found to work well else~ mere, anu
would necessarily give general satisfaction
here.-Lynch0,ag Republican.
rive are sorry to see orr Central ool'i'1''-
tee hesitating. We speak for the people, gen
t,emcn. You will surely find out that s''ei,
is the fact, if not sooner, when II Is 100 h'e'I
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sprCaAL NOTICES.


mr. NEW AND ELEGANTess sly Ch..-
LLAMA LACE POINTS, AcQ uEs. si.AWLs
DRESS GObDS EMDRu1DERlEsfac.
JUST OPENED.
T.R. PRICE ( CO., now infnarket, are hlaKi'lt
heavy additions to their sendld stock Id az 'i'a'
new, varied, and attractive.
TIIRE,5sef, md LLAMA POINTS and sACqoEs
SPRING and SUMMER sfIA WIS, In great varie
to. IrEKNaNNI and GTENADINE sHAWLs 1ol
mourning: pARASOLs. SUN-STiADEs, and La
DIES UMBRELLAS. - -
ENORMOUS stock of English, French, aud America,
PRINTS, Including every vnricty OF DOLL I
WARDEN. One thousand packages or more JUS
opened 90. Il
JAPANESE SILKS and PoPL1NS, MoHhiho
FIGURED CHALDIEs, GRENADINES tstriree
and tl0,lredI, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALEs
CAMBRICS, JACONETs, &C., &c.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON. GRENADINES
mis-, In silk and wool; SILK WARP ALI
pACAs, MOHAIR ALPACAs, CHALLlEs
FRENCH BERAGES, Wells, SHAWLs' COZ
LARS, &C, &C.
BY every steamer and express daily thcy auu !,
tbeir select stock and only ask look IRON reoi
and wholesale buyers to insure sales.
T. r. PRICE & CO..
mva 11O1 Main and Eleventh streets.
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As WE ExpEcrED.-The State Journal de-
clares that its party would select policemen
without regard to color. Hear it:
"Those persons should be appointed ms
policemen who are best calculated to give lis
this required security and peace, without any
regard whatever to the race or color Of the
applicant. To us it seems weak and pUerile
to discuss the question wlrethera mans color
units him for the duties Of police officer.
The dullr-t head knows better"
Does mans color unfit him for the duties
of Il judgc:-o teacher: 1t is not the
color alone that units him. There is some
| thing else, as the Journal well knows. Color
does not unfit negro for the duties of q
Schoo-teacher yet the Journal has recently
declared that ii does not wish 10 see negroes
and whites in the same schools. "The
dullcst head knows" that that paper has not
used IN argument in favor Of negro police.
men which is not az fOrcible when used In
advocacy of negro School-nasters for White
children,
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The Wing, Enquirer, and Dispatch urge
the adoption Of the primary system, using
convincing arguments in its favor. and it
seems altogether probable the nominations
there will be made In the manner proposed.
The primary election would doubtless be a
much better method of arriving at the real
win Of the people and the actual strength OF
candidates than the holding of o mass meet
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Davis Isepudiated.
BY. telegraph to the Tribune.

~ ftltSFIFH 10 INC 1r1bUNt.
CIScISNATr, April 30.-There was On in
formal gathering last night at the residence
of Murat Halstead, editor of the Commercial.
which included number of editors repre-
senting the most prominent Liberal Republi-
can newspapers. There was no formal action
whatever, but free Interchange of views, in
course of which it came out that all these
Journals, would cordially support Messrs.
Trumbull, Charles Francis Adams, or Gree
ley, and probably Gratz Brown, but that the
Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati Commercial,
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TEA AND corrEEs-We did not say yester-
day that the abolition of the tariff would alb
seiutely reduce the prices Of tea and coffee
but relatively. Both articles may be higher
this year than they were last, owing to causes
other than tariff. But the one will be some
i've or six cents, aud the other some twenty.
ave or thirty cents cheaper than they would
hsys been had the tariff not been removed.
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H9ARfEEIiD.

In ,h,s c;ir Nav ls, 1872, by Io:. G. G. Biting;
air. ss"njioMUS TGi:Uss and MIS- MARY JANE
TI$SLEI. -
Tn This city, CD the 9Th utimo, BY the Rev; Henry
Will. IUh j. HOWARD 10 WILLIE l.. llAFHEli
i;iiiilEorc and Philadelphia papers please copy
n, ,,c ao,h Of knril. bv the Rev. NJ. ID. 1I0gc.
Mrs. SUSAN +. DIGGES 10 Major Z. W. I'M
son formerly of Augusta. Ky. Fourth lexis reii-
n,prt Army al VirgiuIa. No cards
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SECOND SUPPLY OF

SECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received al the popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
STRING POPLINS In all desirable shades.
SPRING POPLlNS In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS In all varieties,
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS,
GRENADINES In black and white ground, with
figures and stripes:
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from sc. to 50,
Another lot of those extra cheap HANDkER-
CHIEFS at 49,.
MARSEILLES QUILTS at Sl.50.
and many other desirable goods at prices which VIII
defy competition. :. HlRSH'
m 81 627 Broad street.
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MAJ DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
We have now ON hand Il large stock OF Dkhes
GOODS Of the latest styles, among which wiz IN
found
PLAIN, PLAID. CHECKED, and FIGURED IA
PANESE SILKS;
MARI CHAI.II, CHALLI CLOTH;
NORWICH POPLINS, TOiLE ECRu;
JAPANESE PoPLINS, GENAPPlNE:
TYCOON REPS, DOLLY VARDESS:
STRIPED. CORDED, and FIGURED PlQuES;
cOJ,ORED PRINTED PIQUES, PERCALES;
CRETOSS, LINEN for suits;
STRIPED BALERNO, TAFFATA CHECKS;
CHINA SILKS, IRON GRENADINES:
NEDINAS. REP and SILK WARP P0PL1ES;
STRIPED and Fig EED GRENADINES;
CIIALLIES In al colors,
BLACK and COL DRIED tLPACAS;
MOlIAIRS OF superior quality;
TAMISE, CREPE MARErZ. BOMBAZiNE;
PRINTED CIItLLIES and DELAINES;
ALI..WOOL DELAINES In black and colorS:
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINEN Lawns for dresses
WASH POPLINS, YOSELilTES;
MhRIPOSAS, LINEN EuSTRES;
BATISTE, SEERSuCKERs;
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS MUSLIN;
DOLLY WARDEN PIQUES,
DOLLY WARDEN PEECALES,
DOLLY WARDEN ClIAALl,
DOLLY vARDEE CRETOSSEs,
DOLLY Warden LAWS.
DOLLY WARDEN DELAlNES. and all other new
style of drcs: goods adapted 10 the season.
LEVY BROTHERS,
l. Is and 1915 Main street
DOLLY WARDEN CUFFS and COLLARS.
ap %
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DIED.,

81 his residence i'll the county of Hanover on M
Illness IL eighteen months. HEZEkIAIf POL
LAIRD, in the ifty-sccond year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
m : o'clock =. NJ. on FRIDAY the 81 day OF May
Tie frIcd, aud e"lualnanccS are respectfully In
yiLrtl t. attend
,i;:,.,.ut! i,,. the dead tia. die In the Lord
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ESlsY GOODS.

ZONE TO BROAD STREET FOR BAR
" GAJNS.-As successor to Duckwall ( Roiss, l
am now receiving from New York by almost every
steamer fresh supplies of NEW AND SEASON
ABLE DRY GOODS, to which public attention Is
Invited.
Ny terms will he strictly cash.
G.. T. BtRBEE,
aD o5-an! 40. 500 Broad street, Richmond. Fa.
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TEHE Attest i \ r & A \
SPRING DRY GOODS

THE GREATEST BARG ms
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style MGhar Dress Goods, % To Soc. per yard
Best-make Black Alpleas. CSC. APP
Splendid Black 9iik * $3.50 and 80 per yard;
Trimming silks al! cnlors. ut $lo5 per yard:
White Plqucs. Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Main
socks Swiss Muslins and Cambrics. from CSC. to
soc. per yard
Tariatana, all shades. 10 10 i5c.:
Latest STYLES Cassimcrrs 75c.. il. Sl.25, and sljo
Cambric Edpngs and Inscriinss. very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves, extra quality. at sl@s yer pair
Ladies' Kid Gloves best md prcttie5t, ut Sl.50 per
pair:
Very newest designs Of Parascls,
Lace and Linen Collars ana Sc'+,
Lace ShawlS aud Sacks,
I.lGe, Suits.
Hest and largest Grape Wells
Superior Table Linens
Napkins. Towels. Quilts,
and many more desirable articles. NJ Tie very lowest
prices ut WILLIAM THAlHIMEii Il SONS,
apl2 6ol Broad, corner s'H,i s.r'st-
y. sl5 BROAD STREET.
wnuld call special attention to Inc following
GOODS lust received:
AleXanGcr's lest Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks.
All the new Styles Oh iaTIStlS,
Thompsou's GIovc-Fitt!ng torsed,
Ottcnheilner'6 ami Harris tOrSets,
Fannin9's Kd-Fittng Skeleton Corscl5,
Hosiery OF all qualities and sizes,
Gents Ganze Shirts and Drawers.
Gents and Boys i-incu-lSosom Shirts
Ladies' liauze Scsts-l0ng aud short sleeves,
White and Co!orcd pique,
Il.'lc Damask. Napkins. Towels, Quite,
HanGEcrchIets, Ribbons.
Srrfs and Embroderir'. ap l0-lta
CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
Those VERY H. NDSOME and SUPERIOR
SPRING WOOLLENS
made at these celebrated mills for sale In Rich
nond, Va, by
THOMAS Il. PRICE & CO..
u. HOLT RICHARDSON j co.
LEVY BhOTilEES.
WILKINSON & WTTHERS,
DCCEWALL Il ROUSS,
BREEDEN & FOX.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN K 60.
CONSUMERS
arc specially invited 10 call ;rIf. sec f,e'n.
Samples mailed merchants On aiplicati"n Adj
CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS:
ans Charlottesville. Va.
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FUNERAL NOrICE.-The funeral services OF
Mrs. MILES GARY. wife al Mr.. Miles Cary !of the
Arm OF Shields < Cary, will take place from the
Church nf the Disciples. on Mayo street ut II y NJ
TODAY. The irirnls anal ac1tainfances OF The
family arc respectfully Invited 10 attend.
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TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
l. city of Richmond
John l. Bclyin Plaintiff

1 ~ i III T. Cl1ANICh1 wv III We i AlE
l. city of Richmond:
John 4. Belvin.. Plaintiff
against
John W. Wright. sheriff. and administra-
tor OF james Simpson, deceased, and
Extract from decree entered s5th day of April 1872.
Il S* The court doth adjudgc, order, aud de-
cree that this cause be referred to a. Austin Smith,
one of the commissioners OF this court, who shall
take settle and report TO the court the following
conntS: : IS (.
First An account of the debts due from james
Simpson, deceased, or from his estate, showing II,
said account the several amounts Of said debts, to
whom coming, and the order and priority In which
The same are entitled 10 be Iaid. a.
second OF the personal property of said James
Simpson remaining, liable for the payment of said
debts. and whether the same will be sufficient TO pay
said debts without resorting TO the realty. .cf
Third. or the transactions OF John W. Wright rs
administrator OF said James Simpson, deceased.
Fourth. OF the real estate Of which James Simp-
son died seized with the annual aud fee simple value
of each LOT or parcel thereof, and the liens and In.
cumhrance9 II any thereon
Fifth. With any Other matters OF things ny tle
qulred by any partyfto the cause.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

COMMISSIONER = OFFICE, {
~ RICHMOND, May =, lo72. !
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree,
aud all creditors, OF the said james simpson, DE,
ceased and OF his estate, are hereby notified that
viii proceed ut my Office In the city of Richmond,
on MONDAY the sd day of June. ls7? ut IL O'Clock
n, to execute the inquiries and requirements OF
sad decree, at which time aud place they are ro-
quIred to attend. = - A.AUSTiN SMITH, y
Commissioner In Chancery.:
STILES q CnR1sHIAy, p.q. my s-Flw&Ju5
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AxErSESSE:ST5.
DlCHMUND THEATRE.
"a
BY special request
will be rcrcated TONIGHT (FRIDAY). May 3D.
Carl Maria Won Weber's celebrated Opera
DER FRElSCuUTZ,

GESANGyEREIE VIRGINIA!
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle aud Orchestra 90
Par!ucte. ."
Family Crcr and Gallery. 50
Reserved Seats, - cents extra.
Sale of Tickets AMI deserved Sclis ut Mr.,rs.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.'S III 10 \. VI.
Tlrk.t Office at the Theatre will open At o'clock
M Performance will cOmmcllSc punctu:ly III =
o'clock.
The Piano used Is from the celebrated mandatory
Of William kuahe n Co.. Baltimore. aud Inns beer,
kindly rendered by rir asehtv III this cry Mcs,rs.
Wooh0use 4 PtThlIu.
For iull particulars. see small bins niy3
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MEETINGS..

TOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS.-
~ You are requested Ia attend a called meeting tt
be held mt New Market Hall TONIGHT at S0'clnck
A full Attendance Is desired, business of impor
tancc Is 10 he transacted. Respectfully,
INV 3-lt* MANY PAINTERS.
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OFFICE OLD DOMINION SUGAR REFINING


HICHMoSp, April -. 1872. J
Fs'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stocshnitcr, Of the OLD DOMINION SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY will In held 1T the Office OF
the companv Seventeenth and Dock streets. Rich
lmond Va, on Tie 10TH DAY OF NAY. 1872, at /?
O'Clock II. JOHN +. WOMBLE
mn yy-tl Secretary and Treasurer.
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a,ArnIpArrs ZOE orvgeE.

TOR HIG ii COEsT ABL Eff gLLow r
IT CTrrzEss: At the soifcitation Of many friends
hereby ngs caia saya lSr y te Nth
fully as deputy eonatas for tho past six years,
reapectfaiy Solicit yonr support nblect to norn'ia-
s's an b Hy s as 'q so
RIO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
TOR, subject to nomination by the Conservative
o1 ap ; a:"ist WI. PETERl KEININGHAM.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH MY REPLY
4 to tho call of $ Many Voters am candidate
for os" o 81 hs and rsspse
solicit support zap 2s-tdl J. 3. RoYsTER.
rE1O THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
j. C,ITY.-The undersigned respectfully ANNOUNCES
himself candidate for reelection TO the office OF
CITY sERGEANTst the election s t. be held on The
ti9 on s CIV !se CONSERVATIVE y. NJ. LEE.
rVyO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
L RICHMOND.-At The solicitation Of many o Of 4
friends mysef caad ,n ,ta i ar,in n
OF r Ihf is s1,'Ser'A'''e THOMAS U. DUDLEY
no THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
L 9ICHNOND.-I have the honor to announce
myself a candidate for the. Office OF CITY SER
party :fs:' ~ lap ls.5wl r. T. MOORE:
no THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
4 am an Independent candidate for CITY SER
GEANT ut the May election Should 1t be Your
pleasure to- elect me, promise to discharge the
duties faithfully and impara!ly and not In the in
terest Of any ring club or clique
Respectfully.
ap Is-tl GEORGE a. HUNDLEY.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
l. RICHMOND.-I respectfully announce myself
IN independent candidate for the Office of COafhliS-
SiONER OF TIE REVENUE III the ensuing mu-
Dicipal election.
Very respectfully.
an 9-td CADAITS &. JOHNSON.
4 CARD.-TO My EELLOW-CITIZENS
IN OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARrY.-Being
sati SIZED that Whole party, which represents the
coming party Of this country, Is now actively Ell.
gagged In organizing for the approaching municipal
contest. and that our nominating convention. by
nominating a true Conservative ticket, viii noml-
nate the true peoples ticket, ! confidently submit
my name to that honorable body for their favorable
consideration I'm making their choice for the Office
Of the COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
Respectfully. > xorr,,,
ap 25-eOd3w@ DR. IHEo. boI.ohMANN.
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RATLHfsAD LINES
I'D g M

3D. g M
HfenyesS. FRIDEhIegsBURe AsDT
POTOMAC ROUTE, March 90. 1sTa'
TIP DAY MAIL lcaves Byrd-stfeet sts.
uP vi NiG i1iT MIL leaves Byra-stree, ,,,,,o,
ssssR Hp psSsTrdeSs leaves sroaa,,..
'f Dt II k I'll Ess s1ssyss /, pyraree
'li DOW NIGHT MAIL arrives =, Byrd.s,reet !.
'i Down " Accos:7oD o TiAIs s,xu
Broad-Street station, s37 A. M. ie1ceDt On S,s al
ACCOMMODATION IRA IN runs to sli,ford init.
Travellers bound westtia Baltimore and Ohio r"f,
road yin by tkisg the i2.1p mail hence CONNECT
with the 9:i5 r. d. train at Reay Iionse On lie BAIL
connect with the $50 A. NJ a Relay i o, ,. ~ W "a.
SAME road-the former being the quicker lin" for
polu6s west.
soy,c RICHMOND, May !, 49,:
TAe DAY NAH. TRAItIS rin the above r,,,o
now run to 9uANTICQ in lien OF Aqua c iSe!s
boat. f II, ID. MYERS VA
mys General Superintendent.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after April 18th PASSESGEp
TRAINS viii leave Richmond Sundays exceptc.it
: $50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White sulobu,
Springs, connecting at Gordonsvie with the ORR, n
Alcxandrla and Manassas train for Washington a. !
North. ;uId Lynchburg and South. A""
1896 p. M.--ACCOM4ODhTION TRAIN for f;or
louisville except on Saturday, On which day # esyr
Mt 1850 p. NJ. This train CONNECTS ut onorEyle Witt,
the night trains the Orange. Alexandria and Nh
nassas railroad for I.YNCHBGRG and WAsHIS;,,GG.
TOE.
Through tickets, at low rates. sold 10 all polnt.
Northwest and Southwest f''i'
81 ecragc tickets from Liverpool, Ogecnstowr
Am sterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg. Jfayrc Rcttor,I,ro'
Ber zen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg TO ali pnints.
OIL This road. can be bought Of the General Tirss'
Agtpt at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
stat ION agent on tie road. '
Farther information may he obtained q; the Car
panS's Offices.
NJ passenger trans are run on Sundays.
4. II. PERRY, Genera! Superintendent,
JAMES F. NETHEELATD, General Tirke hrrnt
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