davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

Major Jas. L. Sc.STLaSD. Of Tennessee, died
at The Rcd Sulphur Springs, in that STATE, On The
23i utimo. he was volunteer in The Mexl'
can war, and fought al Monterey and Cerro
Gprdu. ~ the later place he received severe
wound in the head, 10 Which his death is ascnb-
oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

Mr.. BARRINGER, la,e member Of Congress
from Meth Carolina, and recently appointed
minister 10 Spain, will leave The United STATES
with his family in about month for his des,ina-
non. klr. Perry, who was associated with Ga-
neral Shields in The war asains, Mexico, goes
on, as Secretary of Legation. Gen Saunders
continues 10 act in Madrid, until Mr. Barripger's
arrival,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
slessrs. Z. w. Massey and VIM d. Hart com.
miltce
,cpor,su IN Tag CUSTOM HOUSE

NEPOTlSM IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE
We have been crcdibly informed, that MANI OF
those persons recently appoin!ed IL aittfent de-
oarmen's O. tie Collectors disiric', ot his CRY,
have distributed number OF ti,cs uacer then
control, 10 their sons, oonsns, n-f"c"s, son'.
sons. brohe,s in law, and blood REALTORS q all
kind. ii, generally supposed lAa ncpo'ism o.
this description, 10 The ,1len o. lhIry Of iory ap
poin,meE,s. has been ntulgei ir, by some OF
1huse who received their tniccs from the NAM,
# The cabinc. at Washington. This, among olc'
causes, is accumulaling a great deal Of tiscon-
ten, in the Wing patty, and is denounced az an
unwarranlabIe appr, pna,on Of 'h@ patronage Of
The Government, by fcw families who form
CLIQUE OF politicians, without TeieEcGcc TO III
creal interests oi The Wing parry al lalge. Car
any one give Us list u these a'es OF epotism
in tie Custom. house2- Nw rora Hsr2M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
MARRIAGES.,

Married, IN 81 Georges Church, Fredsricksturg, on
Wednesday. ii instant, by tho Rev Z Mcclure, d
y, Dr EDWIN MORRISON, OF Liwfencrvills.
Brunswick county, 10 Mrs LUCIA q, second daughter
Of ilrs Mary lInckley, Of that place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

Died, 1t The residences Gf William n Fostrt E.q In
Wythevtlle Virginia, on Sunday, the 18Th July. Mrs
MARGARET LANE, VIE Of Rey James c Walker 10
the o5th year Ct neraco.
IAN that's bright must Meet AMI fade
The brightest SIN thr neelest."
Died in New Glasgow, Amhers: county. on the 27lh
July. ANN LEIGH. daughter Of Francis and Sarah
h Sutton, aged sixteen months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

The Boston papers say that The efforts Of "a.
thsr Mathew have been attended with the happi.
col TITS in that city. A, one OF The Churches
on Tuesday, he administered The pledge 10 ,br,r
thousand persons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
RnApn Of HEALTH.

Richmond, O'Clock, P. NJ, Aug. &.
Present. essrs. John Caskie, (PIesident.)
James Evans, jos. Z. Winsfeld and H. W..
Fry. No quorum being present there was only
an informal meeting.
No case OF cholera ha, been reported since
Thursday 2I inst.
Tic Board will meet again on Thursday next,
9th inst, al s o'clock, p. NJ.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCa, NJ ID.
Sec'y B. Ii.
N. By a typographical error, The word
SPORADIC, IN The lasl line OF The bulletin OF
Thursday las, was printed srAshonc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
HONESTY, CAPACITY, AND FlDELi'
TVU

We cop, tie following paragraph from the
Cincinnati Enquirer
"od Jacks newly appointed postmaster a.
iasI ' rhat on Alon.ay, he was find i've dollars a
ard mtrsoned in Ihs County laii ten mlnu ,ts
fnr tho otl.uce. The prerequisite" will be Inc
death of many a Wing Jet"
/, would appear tina! his Wing POSTMASTER Is
49,, wh; heI,er than several Of The inspectors,
&C. recently appointed by the new Whis coec'
II, ot New York some half dozen OF whom he
vas Immediately obliged 10 remove i0F m'sc0n
l,,o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

We have emitted 10 announce 'he al''sa'
here Of The schooner Hanover, from Baltimore, Inc
pioneer OF the line OF new packets between h'en'
mopd and New York. A COLLATION. was gwen Oh
board on Wednesday, al which many oil our
prominent merchants were present. The Han.
over sailed yesterday Tor New YORK, win !ul'
caIeo and several passengers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
We won!d be glad to learn whether The new
Pos. Master for The Eiinbufs Post Office in
Shenandoah has been found.
fSt,.nton

SYSTEMATICALLY, Hds UceH IOutu'
Stqunton T!ndicato7.
He has mo-. We learn that the Few commits
SIGN is addressed TO Mr.. Mltoabsrgtr, a some
body moi to be found anywhere in The neishbor-
hood of Ediuburg. The former Postmaster,
Mr.. Miller who is good Democrat and
an accommodating gentleman has kindly
consented 10 take care oil The office until Fnz
Warren finds WHa who is willing 10 rake it..
We presume il Fiz can'tfad WHO'S enough in
The "Tenh Lesioa" Sho are wiling In hll The
lille peuy Post Offices, he will abolish them Ia
lher than permit them 10 be held by rascaily Lo:
colocus! What right has Democrat 10 hold
any office under this Immaculate "nc-patly,"
ANTI pRoscNPT.vR administration
Rockingham Regis.tr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
In Galignani's Messenger of July lG we find


the following:
Litigation of the United States. Paris, July a.
The death of Mr. Polk, late President OF INC
United States, has been followed by The wide
lamen,atlon Of his fellow citizens. founges, o.
all the chief magistrate. Of the Union. he has
closed life, if not full of years, full of honors.
As remarkable for the purity of his private life
as for devotion to all his public duties in a sue.
cessivn of high trusts, until his country called
him to its highest, he dcscends to the tomb,
leaving his country in state of signal prosperity,
and bis name impressed upon measures which
have enlarged her dominion, augmented her re-.
sources, aud exalted her renown. As mark oil
respect 10 bis IN mory, | recommend 10 the
American consuls in France TO display their
Gag with badge of mourning aud TO American
Sd pmastcrs in French ports 10 hoist their colcrs
al half-mast tho day after they may see this no.
tice RICHARD RUsa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

r UCK's OFFICE, l55, Main street, corner
IL ol II h street
To-day go, GOO CAPITAL, 1000, 1 OF 2 $50
10 Of 600, &C.. Is Nos, II dawn. Ticse"
SIS. -,
Also. the Dollar Lollery-S3, 425 CapllaI
Pre-. Packages, single Tickets and Shares lor
sale BY LoCh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
LETTER FROM JUDGE FIELD.

LETTER FROM JUDGE fiELD.
WALNUT. July 3O:h, loi9
Dear Sirs received ya..: favor Of the 26!h
ns.. yesterday, inviting me TO unite with the
members Of the General Assembly in public
manifestation OF tn ir respect for our friend Mir.
EI,wood Fisher at the FauGuier White Sulphur
Springs this evening. The arrival Of sevcrsl
friends a, my house yesterday evening. who are
now with me, and Mrs. Field being ab'ent, will
prevent my accepting your polite invitation, as
i, was my wish and purpose to do But be as
snred that there il no! man within our South
ern borders who mor2 cordially concurs than
do with the General Assembly in the sentiments
and feelings which prompted The compliment to
Mr. Fisher
Upon this vital question Of Southern rights
(say Southern exis,ence) all party differences
should be forgotten by Southern men; all ques.
tions of doubt and casuslry should DC discarded
from the mind, and I've should be seen determined
and united in supporting The standard of our
country upon his point.
Your obdt scrvt, with great rcs?ect,
X. H. FIELD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

RUIN IN THE SOUTH Mi WiLitRs
new Tariff seems To have encouraged SORT oil cho'
lera in The South that will be dreadful among The
Wings For instance:
TIE Augusta Chronicle says 'ha! no less man
million aud half OF collars have beeh .mo'e.,G ;eh
in Georgia la'e,y, 10 bai new collon ','s VA ,or,y
are now being erected. Cne nunu'eu a"n ~
thousand OF Ibis sum has oeeh ih'ea'sa u s'0
srribed in Augusta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
Tuesday Morning, August 7, ls49.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The annexed lelegraphc reports contain all
the Intelligence we have yet received nom Inc
Congressional elections in North Carolina;
THIRD DisTRlcT.-We have returns i'oln
Moore county in this district Edmund De0eliy'
Wing, has sa5 votes, and Green w. Caldwell
Democrat, SIS votes. This district al NE fiesi,
Denial cleo ion gave General Taylor o9ao' ara
Cass 3547. There is bu, little douo! oil Deoef-
rvs election. .
SEVENTH DIsTRIcT.-But lew returns nave
yet bcen received. 10 Cumberland county hsne
has s3S votes; Reid $50. There is no dooos
whatever OF Ashes election. This district was
last Represented by James Mckay. Mr.; Ashe
is the regular Democratic candidate ana MI.
Reid an independent No Whig candidate IN lne
field. Al The Presidential election ms ms uisaic'
gave Cas- S97 votes, and Taylor ). oos'
EIag1; ,TRIcr-The only county heard rom
IN this di.':Ict lately Represented by DonheIi'
Wing, i, Wayne. The vote stands Lane, Deu''
1858; Staay, Wing, psf o,,
NINTH DISTRICT = Pare uolank county, Oul>
Law, W., 3Ot majority Camdea county QUAY.
43O majority. Perquemans, in par, outla% 10
majority. Ills ma ori,y in The Dist c' will pro-
badly be from 900 10 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
TRANSPORTATION LINE

FOR BALTIEORE MD PHII.aOELPHTN.
k ra h The POCAHONTAS. Capt.
go. Parrish, will receive freight I'LL
P. NJ. This day, for The above places and will
lave a. 4 p. NJ.
A suili .ien, Dsm5er NJ hopsheads are engaged
Tor The "Trip. HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
AM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

STOCKS For SALE.
VIRGINIA STOCK six per- cent; Richmond
V City, do do; Guaranteed fS'a'e) Bonds
K. Fl MAURY
Stock and Exchange Broker under City Hotel
Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

FORTUNES no E-CHALK'S Or
+ FlCE, No. 4, Main street.
Drawn Nos Patapsco So:
80 % 70 al II 70 - 60 II 80 s. 81
Mes 81 So y, capital sold and paid.
Merely a commencement, OF new era.
This day.-Bc Air 30 IS Mes ~ dts"''
$40 900, Q 600. 4.50O. 2a50 Tickets g.
Also-Smal! Fry, s3.425 Tickets ST.
Arg.7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

EXCHANGE BOOK sTORE-GEOaGE NJ
WEST s. BROTHER. ~,
DAVID COPPERFIELD, No g. BY Cne'"'
~ pickens-bes; edition. IL cents. ~
Our store will he opea This evening" az 1.,o
c'ccs, for The purpose OF delivering ous M1 ID 'h
and London newspaper. 10 subscribers a au
era,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS.
~, 1z,,, s.. pos,m,rer nj aiacon Gebr

z T Conner IL be Posima,Ief al Nlacon, Geor'
gia. ,,.
Carlisle, Pa.
CUSTOM uoCsE tFFicEas
Hiram Roberts, Coll, cicr, Savanna, Ga
vice WIN Bulloch, removed.
BRYAN Morell, Naval Officer, Savannah, Ga
vice Jacob de la Mola, removed.
WIN p While, Appraiser, Savannah, Ga
vice VIM Mackry, removed.
John c Clarke, Of N. Y, TO be Isl Auditor
Of the Treasury, vice w m Collins, removed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

THE CANVASS In ALABAMA.-Ihe
canvass in Alabama, says The Tuscaloosa Flag,
is proceeding finely for the Interests OIL Tie
South. We have strong hopes Of the election oil
Sellers in The Is, district. In The second DIsr'c'
we have no doubt Of The election OF Push over
billiard. In the 81 and 4.h districts Harris ana
loce will be clcc,cd. In lhe Sin district demo
crat will be elected The candidates are oNe'l
and Hubbard. In The 9Th We are assured Ina
Clemens will defeat Cobb. In the tin bowaeh
has Wing opposition but he will DE triumphant
" elected. II HilliaId and Cobb are de'eaea-
which We hope and believe will be the result
every representative from Alabama who refused
10 sign lie aoulhern address will be allowed 10 re-
main al home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

CONSIS rENCY.-Duting The administration
of Gen. Jackson, when VIM. G. Rives re'urncu
home from his mission 10 France. The Wing par
~ were clamorous against him, anc strenuous
" urged that he had mismanased affairs IN MS
NEGOTIATIONS with that nation. He was coaoeihn'
ed by them for having sluhified himself ana nj.
government, by openly boasling that ne hau over
reached The French 10 his arrangements ior Sc
curing indemnity for spoIiations ON our com
merce. But no sooner do they attain power
than the very party that accused him OF all sot''
Of ipdscre.ions in France in l630-'3l, select h'm
a. The most suitable man in the country ior MID
lister 10 he New Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

CUSTOM House tFFicE2s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

Jurors, and avoid the trouble and delay OF ballot.
ing, &c:
own, (l3 scciionsl providing the old mode CT
summon,pe jurors, in PANEL OF "a for each
day-requiring juror 10 be over q years OF
age, and owning properly Of the value OF $3.50
The scheme is based on The chapter in The Coce
with several variations engratled from the exist.
ing law. Il makes no provision for paying Ju-
Tors.
Mr. RlvES was opposed to one angle clause
10 Mr. WATSON'S scheme, VIZ: line privilege
ct having Jury OF seven. Lie hoped the gen
tleman would strike tha, out. MIR T. was sails.
fed with the rest OF il. He believed that in a
multitude OF counseors there IL safety, and he
was opposed 10 any Change in the old number
Ola Why Fix on seven3 Why not as well
have three or one2
MrSCOTT asked wha, particular virtue there
was in II
Mr. RIVES-h is the ancient trial by iury.
sanctioned by the Bill OF Rishs.
Mr. SCOTr-Formerlp, jury consisted OF
100, and even since our Bill OF Rights was es,ab-
lished, the Grand ASST. consisted Of Is. In Ger.
tain cases, we allow one man TO decide on
rights. Why taen, object 10 allowing parties 10
consent 10 jury Of seyen1
Mr. RlVES-if you call the seven men "um.
pres" vii! not object 10 them
Mr PERROW then accep,ed Mr. WATSON'S
substitute and withdrew his own.
Mr CONWAY then asked division of The
question, 80 as 10 take separate vole on striking
out. The srbs,tn.e Of Mr WATSON followed
very nearly tn whole chapter in The Cvde -bu
varied from ii in one essential paric!ar, viz: the
latter DIVIDING tor paying ja;ies by county levy
n the discretion OF county couris.
Mr. HARPER moved 10 amend Mr. WAT
SONS substitute, by providing that the Juror.
shall be paid 5 per day GU, OF the Treasury
Mr. q urged the proprisry Of compensa,ine ia
rors fol- their expenses and lime.
Mr. SCOTT was for paying the juro!s-hu
be should never vote 10 pay Them, while The &c
putty Sheriff is allowed TO select and pack them
TIE bill Of The Revisors requires "a jurors tc b
summoned, 10 attend the whole term-while Nj
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27
THE UNION

Your committee have thus endeavored to point out and
maintain rights and to show the extent OF the injury
they do but small portion OF the State prescribe the
which should be pursued the people OF the whole
State. 1t is question of State sovereignty, which
the people Of the whole State should speak and lei their
voice be heard also through the legislature the organized
representative of State sovereignty We therefore
mend the adoption Of the following resolutions
soped Tha, il is important TO obtain general
lowczens of Mississippi upon the Issue presented in
laon TO the territories OF the United States and the ques
Resoced That that end we respectfully but solemn
ly recommend tol them to hold Immediately, in each
and all of the Counties primary meeting of the citizens
pectively for The choice delegates in
tioo the capital the first Monday in October next in
order express in explicit and concentrated form,
the viii, understanding and voice OF the Whole people of
this Stale
Resausd. That as the controversy involved is one on
which il is possible that any party differences in this
Stale exist and in order prevent any undue a,unp
necessary that there should DO equal number OF each
othe great political parties in the delegates SO to lie chosen;
double that OF the representation OF the STATE in the House
of Represe natives.
Hon John l. Guon moved that the report be received.
and address and resolutions adopted; which motion be-
ing put by the Chair the report received, and the
address and resolutions were unanimously adopted,
George s. Yerger, esq then addressed the meeting in
and was followed by Hon, John l. Guon, and Messrs.
John Marshall and John NJ Chiffon. esqs
On motion of the Hon.; A. Hutchinson, the Hon. Jefer
In compliance with the invitation the Hon. Jefferson
DAVIS addressed the meeting al some length, and in
appropriate and impressive manner.
On motion of the Hon. John |. Guion,
Rsolued That the address and resolutions and proceed
ngs of the meeting be published in tho Mississ plan"
aud q Southern" aud that all the public papers in the
State be also requested to publish them.
On motion of Col C. S. Tarpey, the meeting then ad
joumed.
j. w. MATTHEWS, President.
d. w. ADAMS Secretary.
jackson, Miss, May 7, 1S49
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27
ADELPHI THEATRE.
nAmM 4 OWENS, LEssEEs.


FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE
asTOR PLACE ITaLE.1JF OPERA TROUPEs
1t is respectfully announced to the Inhabitants Of Washing
ton and Georgetown the above Theatre viii open on
MONDAY EVENING. HAY - le40,
POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
With s Ds, S.R Ys IS Aston
favorite and Talented Artistes
COMPANY.
Prime Dome:
signorina AMALlA PATTI,
signo1a LlErTI ROsSI,
s'sa0'' AS sI.ss,. sorE.
signor PATTI,
Sgnor PIEMONTESE
signor RossI coRsII,
signor BIONDI.
WITH AN EFFICIENT CHORUS!
And Full Orchestra,
Which collected from ths Astor Place Opera House.
ment. and embrace the following names,
ssnss;G rn L,ET TMIc1
sgnor AvOGADRo,
s isnor PANxeLIA, &c.
PROGRAMME or VOCAL music.
l. Chorus of serenader', and piano pisnis;imo.
2. Ara-conte d'Alm.viva, tEcoo Ridenie il CisIoSN
Ara-Figaro, Largo al Factotum) Sig. RoSsi Corsi.
4. Ductto-Figaro and Count Can Idea,)
Sig Patti and Rossi Corsl.
ACT III.
Aria-Rosina, (uns Woes POGO Fa,) Sig. Ross Corsl.
6. Aria-Basio, Ola Calumnia,l Sig Biondi.
7. Duetto-Rosina and Figaro, (Dunque 20 Son)
Sig Roas and Rossi Corsi.
g. Aria-Don Bartolo. (Manca un Fogiio.)
Sig. Sanquidco.
g. Qunteto and Finale, Principals and Chorus.
ACT III.
TO- Duetto-Pace Goia, Bartolo and Count,
as..5aQ Sig. Paui and Sanquisco.
II. Tho Singing Lesson Rosina. Sig Rossl Corsi.
H. Quintetto-Coun hosina, Figaro Bartolo, Basio,
~. Sig Roai Corsi, Patti, Sanquirico,
Gta 40 Biondi, and Ross Cossi.
| Is Shaving Tio-Fgaro, BaItoo, Count and Rosini
| Sig Sanquirico Rossi Corsi, Paul
and SgnorA Rosst Cors.
| H. Aria-Berta, I'll Vecchietto,) Signora NORA
| Is Trio-Zitti Piano, Count. Figaro, and Rosna,
Sig. Ross Cnrsi, Patti, and SguoF1 Rossi CoSsi.
49, Grand Finale Rondo d Bravura Sig Rossi Cors
With the Entire Company and Full Chorus
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27
MARRIED.,

Tuesday the 2ad inst at the "sreat Clarke county Va
ter formerly OF Columbia county syIvana to Miss CHAR
LOTTE the late Judgs RenARp PsKra ths
appeals Of Virginia
90 Columbia county (fa) papers please copy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

x-Masousc.-rhe Grand Lodge OF the District of Coum
bs having called OFF the 2d Tuesday of this month
d, the last Wednesday in the will resume labor
that day. Both instant, at O'Clock At Masonic
Hail. corner of L and 10th streets.
Officers and members will lie punctual as much business
of i'm porance remains be transacted Master Masons in
good standing invited
By order ol tho NJ. w. G. Master:
CHAS. 8. FRAILEY,
Nav 81 SunTuSW CIR. Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

SPLENDID TRIUMPH The Norfolk Argus has received
omc,s vote in the Accomac district, which gives Gen
nsyy tdem) majority of hwsdred and frsrty-nine
over Maloyr(whis.)
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

f>- j. ID. Hoover has CONSENTED % b candidate
for Inc office Register this city for the ensuing
md viii be supported by many regardless of party. Hi,
qualifications respectfully submitted to the voter, OF
mis- civ May 22-dtJ4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

nHMr. william Greor has, at the rsqnest Of several
citizen. the second ward, consented to be candidate to
re ward in the Common Council and will be
supported by MANY VoIEhS.
Nav 1a-June4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

. I,REDGOLD's Treaties - Carpentry, with aus.sr-
Tables and 70 Eng,svings larrs quarto bound In
lcsthcr--Price 81 70 ppbhshsd ~ @ 2ar se -
MsyH FhnsTSi.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

0,- The c,axsms Of WashiDgten are tested 70
meet Town Meeting front Of the City Hail. on Monday
evening next at O'clock, devise measures for the
prom efficient OF the city before the cholera
makes its appearance in midst.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

Mr. EprroR Please the following ticket for tho
Second Ward
FIR Aidermaw-JoHN WILSON.
Fur Con,nson Councu-JEssE f. Dow, N. CALLAN, JoEI.
DowNER
For Collector of IaIes-JoHN HANDS.
For Repisfer-WM. J. McCoRMIcK.
For Swvveyoy--C. B. CLUsKEY
For AsxMor-GEo. w. STEWART.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

ms Mr.. JAMES r. HALLIDAY . candidate the
Office of Collector OF Taxes for the ensuing and his
name and quail, fcn,ons respectfully submitted the
voters OF the city. May l6-dtJ4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

Mr.. EDIroR Please announce the following ticket and
oblige n Majority Of the Votus Of the Fiyst Ward.
FIRST WAND.
For Aiderman--WILLLAM B. MA0kUpKR.
For Common Copnci-SAMUKL f. DOUGLASS. WILLIAM r.
DOVE and JAMES l.. CATHcART.
For Regster-JoNAH d. HOOVER
For Colector--JoHN HANDS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27
O. II. PARTRIDGE, m. D.,

q. II. PARTRIDOD, m. D.,
No. 1875 Spruce street. Philadelphia,
CONTINUES give his particular attention the
~ diseases OF tins skin, scrofua. and diseases Oh
throat
onice hours Ia m, p m, and Pr
APP l0-3mif'