American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-28

iilh pdLluei SlOtlGDTdhGE, w llIlaHi
Weirman and Daniel Warfeld, mllers
Arbitrators upon the inspection Of Green
Hides and Skins-Francis Hoover butcher;
Abraham Start1man, tanner; J. Z. Hewlett,
dealer.
! ArbitTators upon the inspection Of See Lea
ther-Thos Sewell, Elmer Hewett, aud Mark
jenkins.
Inspector Of Long and Dry Measure-Sam'l
Mass.
Inspector of Cnarcoal-Gcorge Henley.
I Inspectors of Butter and Lard-Jacob Staut-
fer, and Adam Settler.
| Inspector Of Beef and Pork--James Law
son.
Inspector Of Weights and Measures SAINT
d. Kirby.
High observation-disclosures Clifford.
Deputy High Constabie-Danlel b. VI gers.
City ConsDablos--lst ward, Heury ?. Ruley;
Cd, Henry ;. Mcdonald; 81, John Ray; Attn,
7 Cornelius Lambert; 9Th Thos. hnghiou; 9th,
Richard Taylor nth, Robert Moore; sth, An
drew ]. Keller; 9th, Henry Chisholm; 10th,
Joseph Flesohal; nth, r.. G. Gross; 18th, J.
fl. Barnard; l4th, Philip Fuller.
\ Additional Police Office s. Emanuel Stock
EFT, William Moon, Charles Schwallsa, Thos.
Gamble.
City BaiIiffs-For the First Ward, James
G. White aid John G.. MaydweIl; Second,
George Mallonee and Charles Swick; Sd,
George PownaI and Wan, J. King; 4tb, Sa-
muel keplinger and VIM. Higgins; 9TH, Jas.
Shaw and John ?. Yoyce: 9th, ThoS. Quinn
and l.. Surgeons; 18th, Jacob Stahl, ir., and
Peter 2. Potec; Stli, John Huzza and Elijah r.
Sinners, ST.; 9th John Brannan and E. w.
Bennett; 10th, Walter Jones and VIM. Patter-
son; 18th, Sewel + Lane and Mordeca Ken
needy; l2th, Jacob Welslager and David
White; 18th ward, John g. Jolly and Henry
White; l4th, jesse w. SMALL 18th, Charles
t Lcott and Conrad Weimer; 10th, Peter kriess
f and H. B. Grey; 18th, James Lewis and Jas.
McCleary; 18th, John Demuth and Chas. H.
; L. Jackau; 10th, L. b. Krien and Owen Sex
: ton; Goth, VIM. Wiley and Conrad Eberhart.
Clerk of Centre Marke;--G. w. King.
: Assistant Clerk do Elisha Randall.
Clerk of Lexington Market-Thos. Elliott
t Assistant do P. Gold.
/ Clerk Of Hanover Malket-Gco. NJ. Smith.
2 Clerk Of F'e!'s Point Market Richard r.
: Bishop.
Clerk of Bel-Air Market-Henry Yeates,
{ Clerk of Hollins ST. Market--Geo. Ebert
/ Keeper Of Cow Market-Mordcca Ken
:; needy.
/ Ward Managers far the Poor-lst ward, JEFF
, fcrson Rusk; I'd, David Hudson; Sd, James
e Fields; 4th, J. Il. Diggs; 5th, Slm'i Rankin;
' 9Th, Rufus X. Ford; It'll, john Whiteloct; Sth,
$ G. Nedinger; 9th, George Reilly; 10th, G. B
Q Wilson; l1th, Charles Towson; 18th, Richard
e Marley; 18th, Marx Grafton; 14th, Wesley
If Starr; l5th Robert Saulsborry; 10th, john
l. Emory; 18th, Daniel Swartzaur; 18Th, James
j. Hooper; 10th, Michael Barnitz; Goth, Slmue
McMurray.
IS SuperintendInts Of Chimney Sweeps Is
r district, Thomas Wilcnder; Cd, Ben. O. HatChi
e son; Sd, VIM. Phillips; 4th, George B. Long
p 9TH, Alexander Ager; 9th, Thomas Henrik
n 18th, Hugh S. Orem; Sth, john Kennedy; 9th
t; Mich. Thrush; 10th, Levi Hampton; llth, w
e Faithful.
o Justices Of the Night Watch Western Dis
:, trct, John Wright; Southern District, John
l. Showacre; Middle District, T. Hanson Belt
of Eastern District, r. 4. McAllister.
l. Captains of the Night Watch Western Dis
1t t!ct, Charles Peregoy; Southern District, Geo
$ B. Sumwalt and John Dobbin; Middle District
st Thos Baltimore; Eastern District, VIM. COST
rs ran and Samuel White.
le Lieutenants of the Night Watch Western
v Dstrct-George w. Smith, Thos. McClen
E. man, John F. Fleishell and John V. Stembler
Southern District-JosePh Evans, VIM. Fish
er, Samuel Norris and ]. w Saumenig. Mid
die Di5trict--fugh Kennedy, James Scott
- George r. Campbell and Thos. ]. AUSTIN
Elstern Distrct-Theo. Bangs, Charles Il
Potter, James Frazier and Chas. Fox.
II, We learn that the following were rejected
ne T'hos. G. Richards, Captain Of the Western
District Night Watch; Anon Duvall, lsaa
he H. Merchant and James PsmphiIion, Polio
ne Officers.
a. SECOND BRANCH.
VI Present, Rob't Howard, Esq. President, an
: all the members.
- On motion of Mr.. Ware, the resolution fror
VI the First Branch making further appropIia
,o ton for walling the spring on Franklin Square
~ was adopted.
ct Mr.. Lauderman, from the joint committe
r on the harbor, reported resolution, drectin
:, the mud machines to be worked in Jones' Fall
A. a as far North as may be practicable. Adopted
A. MIR. Myers offered an ordinance proVidin
" y for the appointment of officers of the corpora
~ ton whose nominations may not be finally act
~ ~" ed upon. Adopted.
=" On motion of Mr.. Richardson, meSsag
~ was sent to the First Branch, requesting tn
- return of the ordinance fixing the ages q
!" which pupils may be admitted to the Publ
Schools.
The two Branches then went into Conven
r. ton. Adjourned.
A USEFUL SENATOR. A Washington iette
i gives thiS skeIcu Vi one vi lHe w. D. oeh''o'
?" from Georgia.
IL "Mr. Coquit is not only an able legislator
CO but sound lawyer, and a good preacher. Ii
n is man of decided talent, energetic, persevel
ing, and industrious. He is said to have made
\ in one day, two stump speeches, preached tw
H. sermons, argued q case in court, and joined
couple in the holy bands of wedlock! He ais
s. possesses, according to his friends, another yer
eminent qualification for Senator of the U
D. States. To use the language of tho authorit
h, referred to- ''he can thrash any other man wrap
ped I'D in the same quantity n SIX n"