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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

NEW SIDE SApDLE-We have seen capital
article the invention OF Disbrow at his riding
school, No. 2 Fourth Avenue. 1t renders horse.
manshp perfectly safe to the ladies' by the addition
of a new Support the outside of the near crutch
against which the knee of the rider presses AT
the same time that part of the saddle which here
tOfore led upon the shoulders is cut out saving
the animal from those painful excavations SO ire
quently witnessed This saddle holds the lady firm
y in her seat, and she may safely trust herself on
FESTIVE horse, gallop leap fences and perform other
feats which would be attended with some risk to
saddle. We are glad to see this invention, and
we doubt not that the ladies will hail it with much
pleasure = Neoc York Courier
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AGAINST MoNUmENrs.-The Washington Tele
graph is against ali monuments to any body. 1t is
devoted,t says, only to works of practical utility"
And still brother Con molly is endeavoring to erect
monument to his own fame, in the Telegraph
He would, no doubt, call that work of practical
utility" Well, this is vain world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

WENT TO JAIL.-Lavinis Martin, worthless Tree
negress, charged with trespassing upon her ac-
ouaintances and more particularly upon Geo Bin.
f,rd an old man with but one leg was sent to jail,
Yesterday by the Mayor, and ordered "ten'' in ad-
dition as q reward for her trespasses. She was in
the habit of intrudng into the quiet domic of her
wooden leg friend, and when he would invite her to
take up her quarters elsewhere she would endeavor
70 reconcile the old man to her company, by threat
ening to thrash him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

BEGINNING EARLY.-Wm. Chappel small
white boy, was arraigned before the Mayor, yes
terday, charged with picking the pocket of Mr.
Bibb, one of the Police department, OF silk hand
kerchief The youth fell in company with Mr. b
on the street, and while he was stopping moment
to converse with person whom he met the bow
embraced the opportunity to slip his hand into his
pocket, take out the handkerchief, and walk of Mr.
B. missing his handkerchief, pursued and overlook
the boy, and found him with his and another hand
kerchief, supposed to have been stolen, concealed
under HE coat. He was ordered to appear before
an examining court, on the 10Th of May to answer
in the premises-and was committed Parents
who permit their children to about the streets
in idleness, must expect such calamities to befal
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

- Parson Brownlow says that every can
didate for the Presidency, has an especial friend
in Congress who can vouch for his orthodoxy
on all subjects likely to come into the canvass;
and who is authorized to give any pledge in
his behalf, suited to any latitude, North or
South, East or West, for California or Canada,
Hungary or France, Heaven or He'll, and
which is to be as binding as lift came from his
own lips! Especially is it understood that he
is not to be candidate for reelection.
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HARPER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR APRIL
We are indebted to Messrs. Nash 81 WoodAouse tor
the April number of Harper's Monthly. 1t contains
the frat part of the BLEAK House." by Dickens-a
work which is looked for with much interest
BLAcKwooD-We are also indebted to Messrs
Nash s. Woodhouse for Blackwoods Magazine for
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- WIorA, WIS January 10, iS49-1nr II. q.
fGTreH: We have seen your Lininent tested and
are convinced OF its good gualities we are selling
great deal and it gives universal satisfaction il has
cured bad case OF eryspelas here and is highly
extolled as a remedy Tor both man and beast
SAXTON IL ELLSWORTH
see advertisement For sale by Purcell Laid
Y Co., corner OF Main and l4th streets, Richmond
Va. p,h as
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ur AGAIN.-Daniei Moran, who has been baf,re
me mayor about as often as the moon has changed
ior me last twelve months, was again before the
Mayor yesterday Wemust dispatch This nuisance
hnehy; Officer Yarrington-cary stress-a noise
and confusion'-the cage. judgment of The
hayor-snd lastly. Daniel into the "lion's den
again-besf place for him until work house shall
be erected
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q Captain of 1he Nigh1 Watch.-ra a.

@ Captain of the Night Watch.-To the
poters Of Richmond: Having been repeatedly soil
cited publicly as well privately, to become can.
diaate tor the post of Captain of the Night Watch.
at the ensuing Charter Elections l do now declare
that do not feel authorised to withhold NV
from the people in any capacity they may choose to
assign me. Thankful for the many manifestations
OF confidence and good will extended me by the
cizens have only to say that, if it shall be their
pleasure TO confer the office above named upon me-
shall sedulously endeavor to perform its duties
without fear, favor or affection.
NH 30-3ts THOS WHITE
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49, FLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC.
49, prepared by John Johnson, from the
original recipe. This most invaluable preparation
tor the Hair Gas been fairly tested in this city for
the last three years. and given general satisfaction
1t strengthens the roots OF the hair prevents grey
ness, and imparts to the head rich and glossy ap-
pearance, and Is also warranted TO eradicate dan
drut. Numbers OF our first citizens will cheerful
~ testify to the happy effects it has produced on
themselves and Their families. Persons wishing an
elegant head OF hair, are invited to purchase BOT
tie at Mr. ROBERT k. DUVAL's Main street.
Messrs MILLER 81 SEABRUOk'S, Broad street,
or at the Hair Dressing Saloon under the American
Hotel, whersi 1t can be had wholesale or retail
rah 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

ADVANTAGES OF ADvERTIsrEGs--Lsst spring,
few days previous to the charter elections, M u.
X EIlyson inserted card in this paper, proposing
20 print tickets for the candidates in any quantity
and upon reasonable terms; and the result was,
that he executed orders for over seventy thousand
Mr. E., being gentleman who always proh's ~
past experience, inserted similar card IN tne DIS
patch this year; and he informs us, thath MS or
d,rs mp to the present time can be taken as an m
dicaton, his business this Spring must far exceed
that of the past Let candidates and all others IN
terested bear in mind, that the Dispatch IS the
most proper medium through which to reach the
entire public.
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from PHILADELPHIA William vickers, a
stranger who says he is from Philadelphia, and an
iron-inouider By profession, arrived in town few
days ago and put up" at the Market House. vbers
ne was found 90 Monday tight, having retired for
the night on meat bench. Under promise 70
seeA other quarters in future, the Mayor, before
"hom ne was arraigned yesterday, permitted him
to travel"
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The Cumberland Alleghanian of Friday

A disease which has baffled the best medical
skill has been prevailing for some time past in
the Glades, the upper part of this county. Its
approach is known by slight pain, which
soon extends over the system, drawing the BIO.
dy nearly double, and causing the most ex-
circulating pain to the person attacked, who
is only relieved by death, which usually takes
place in a few hours. Families have been al
most entirely destroyed by it, and we hear of
an instance where widow and three children
were attacked, and died-one little child only
escaping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

CLOWN SERIOUSLY DAMAGEp.-Dr Spanld
Ing, OF Albany, recently sued Dan Rice, the cele.
brated clown, for libel, in having caused to he
printed series OF doggerel verses which the said
exhibitions In the ring to the great annoyanee and
damage OF DIR. spauiding's character The iurv
brought in verdict of 81 $50 against Dan.
Fep York Mirror
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FROM NEW KENT David Johnson, a tall and
ugly negro, who said he was free, and from New
Kent was committed to Jail, yesterday, by the
Mayor, on a charge of roaming about the city on
the s.largest liberty scale, without any evidence OF
freedom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

~ For High C0nstable.-FeltoUC Citizens
oft6e City of Rtchmond take the OCCASION thus
early, to announce myself candidate for the office
of High Constable, ana if hopored with your sup
port shall endeavor discharge the duties OF the
Office with fidelity and dispatch.
NH l7-tde J. s. B. TINSLEY
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- Seeing my name offered to the public as
candidate for the Office of Grain Measurer, /
take this opportunity to say TO my friends and
the public generally, that should they elect me to
that office, it would be thankfully received and the
duties discharged faithfully.
NH 29-Itde< JOHN A. MOSBY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

IRON VESSELS OF WAR.-Some experiments
at the Washington Navy Yard have been made
which would seem to establish the unfitness of
iron as material for the hulls of vessels of
war. A condemned iron vessel was procured,
an eight inch shell was fred at her from fifty
six FOUNDER gun, at distance of three hun
dred and fifty yards. The shell went clear
through both the sides of the vessel, tearing
large ragged holes tmuch larger than the diam
eter of the shelly and too irregular for plug
gng, and scattering small and jagged frag.
ments of iron, which, in an action, would be
likely to prove more dangerous to her own
Another shell, fred at her wooden bulwurks,
made only clean round hole.
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y~A CARDIFF prevent misspprehension.
announce nv self az candidate iorreelecon TO the
ofbcc Of High Constable of the city of Rich.
mond As my time is fully occupied in dscharg.
ips the duties of the Office, have to spare 10
electioneer, nor might deem It necessary under
other circumstance as the public have had an Cd.
portunity, since Icame into the Office in November
last, to determine whether deserve their continued
appreciation Respectfully,
NH l9-dtde* BEVERLY BLAIR
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~ To the Voters of Monroe Wa

E~ To the Voters Of Monroe Ward
Tue following ticket will be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day of April:
For COUNCIL mEN-David J. Saunders Saml D.
Denoon, C. Dimmock, J. r. Anderson and Joseph
Mayo
Foa ALDERMEN-John l.. Tate, J. Wingftld, J.
Bray and L. w. Gazebrook.
MANY VoTERs OF BROOKE AVENUE
nh a6
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Monroe Ward.-Allow US to propose the
following ticket to the voters of Monroe Ward:
CoUNcILmEN.--Wm. C. Allen Chss Dimmock
David j. Saunders, John H. Shook and Wellington
Goddin.
ALDERMEN.-S. IT Pulliana, James Bray, L. w.
Glazebrooke and Jos. G. Wingfed.
NH 3l-dtd$ VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

E City AssessOr.-The subscriber re-
specuully announces himself candidate at the ap-
preaching municipal election, tor the Office ofCIIY
ASSESSOR.
Should it be the pleasure of his felow-c citizens to
elect MIN to that Office, he will to the best OF his
ability, discharge.its duties faithfully.
NH l5-dtde< LOGAN WALLER
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y To the Voters of RichmOnd.-I am
candidate ter GRAIN MEASUREk; and should
oe the choice of my friends, will give the said of.
flee my whole attention. L. H. LUCK,
Former Runner to Farmers BANK
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~ To the Public,-JOHN WOODCOCE
announces himself candidate 70: Grain Men.
snrer, and will, II it shall be the pleasure OF the
voters To elect him. use every effort to give salts
faction. NH 22-dIlek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

sY To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond: respectfully announce myself a candidate
Tor the office OF Collector of City Taxes.
mn lS-dtde~ JULIUS A. HOBSON.
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IT, Cards--As the time Is not far distant
vlcn the voters Of Richmond win be convened TO
select city off sers adopt this mode Of apprising
them thar am q candidate for the Office of Higk
Constable. The sphere in which have acted
many il NOT to all the voters Of tine city They viii
Judge OF my qualifications and fitness for the Office,
and in their decision shall most cheerfully &C.
ouiesce Should be elected, all business pertain
ing to the Office viii receive the personal attention
of myself aided by the most thorough business men
that can be selected "a assistants.
mi, 17-dtde GEORGE w TOLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

To the Pubiic.-Not being candidate
for reelection to the office of Grain Measurer,
would recommend ROBERT G. MILLER as a sui.
table person for the Office he having acted as De.
putty during my term, and given general satisfac.
ton. JOHN G. WADE In
We concur in the above recommendation.
LEWIS WEBB g. SON,
INO. WOMBLE d co,
WARWICK & BARKSDALE,
HAXALL g. BROTHER,
BACON & BASKERVILLE
D BAKER, Jr,
STEAkNS & BRJJMMEII
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MANY VOTERS.

~ To the Voters of Monroe Ward.-I
it stated in the public journals of the city that
will be voted for represent you in the City Coun-
Gil. A bill is pending bt fore the Legislature to
make the office Of Attorney tor the Commonwealth
elected by the people, and Ineligible to the City
Council. | must, therefore, ask that may not be
voted for one of the representatives of Monroe
Ward and avail myself of the occasion respect
fully to say to my fellow citizens generally, that
viii be candidate for the Office now hold, of Al
torney for the Commonwealth in the Hastings
Court.
NH 3I-3t JOSEPH MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

~ To the Voters of the City of Ricb-
mOnd: respectful y announce my self a candidate
Tor the office OF City Gauger and Inspector
Of Liquors.
NH 26-dtd PAT. Fl. BUTLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

NO fiaE-Thsre was an alarm, but nothing
more. we believe. iast night about o'clock No
ere could be discovered.
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DESIRABLE kAILRoAD-A writer In the Nation.
Al inteigencer proposes that railroad Be- can.
structeo from Washington 70 the Point of Rocks
road. .-'N oa1o Aaii-
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NH a9-ide FRIEND TO TRUE MERIT

- To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
Misunderstanding been requested by many friends to
become candidate for the Office of City CoIlec.
tor. ana being already announced as such, with.
out my knowledge or solicitation, take this method
OF declaring publicly, that candidate for the
office in question. Should it be the pleasure OF the
voters OF this city to confer that Office upon me-
VIII leave no exertion unmade for the faithful dis
charge OF its important duties to the besf Of nv abb
hty and trust they have the amplest assurance of
this IN the zeal and attention have ALWAYS mani
tested in my employment. Respectfully, &c,
mn 5O-dtd JOHN FL. SEAYRES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

w Card.-The voters of the city are respect
fully Informed that / again a candidate for re-
election. J. HI. STROBIA,
NH l9-dtde< Civ Gauper
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sY To the Pn5iic.-City Grain Measu.
rer.-Capt. HENRY DAVIS. of the sold DCmin-
ion House, 18th street, is hereby nominated for
the office of City Grain Measurer, and will be
supported for that Office by
my 22-dtde* MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

~ To she Voters of The Upper Com
missiOners' District of Hearic0 County
You will be called upon soon, under the Constitu-
ton, to elect Commissioner of the Revenue for
said district, tor which 1 announce myself can
ddate
NH 30-2t* j. B. KEESEE
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10 hereby present myself TO the voters of the
city uf Richmond as candidate for reelection to
the Office of superintendent of streets.
NH 31-dtd MICAJAH BATES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

The offensive and vulgar practice of street
smoking is thus commented on in the N. York
Mirror
Smoking in the street is an offence against
propriety, the frequency of which in this city
is unaccountable. What must man be think
ing of who whiffs the smoke from his mouth
into the faces of ladies and gentlemen behind
him, for half miel Would it be good man.
ners to carry a pan of burning sulphur
along Broadway! Would it be thought ell
durable for one to shake from his basket
cloud of ashes or charcoal dust, to sweep over
those TO the windward? What right, then
has any man TO discharge tobacco smoke along
the crowded street? Besides, is it not vui-
gar act for other reasons Why take this re-
tIeshment in the street more than any other :?
Why not smoke, as we'll as eat, at home p
Why not cut your candy and your fruits in the
crowd Vastly more grateful to others would
this be than tine sucking of your cigar. Let
those who wish for tobacco smoke enjoy that
which has not passed through another mans
mouth. Let them select their own cigars
They may have a choice among fayofs.
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JOSEPH MAYO.

To the Voters of she City of Rich.
mODd.-l respectfully announce myself candidate
for re election TO the office OF Second Lieuten-
ant of the Night Watch.
NH 3I-dtd* C. C.. JOHNSON
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La To the Voters of the City ST Rich
nond.-l respectfully announce myself candi-
date TOR reelection TO the office of Superinten.
dent of the City Water Works.
NH 3O-dtde* JAMES DAVIS
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FROM THE WHITE HoUsE.-Fleming Winston,
colored who stated in reply to question from the
Mayor in regard to his history, that he was first
born in Hanover, was arrsgned, yesterday, before
the Mayor. on a charge of attempting to escape
from the Watch, by running, on Monday night,
when they were in the act OF arrestng him. He
made long run and strong run to escape, and the
Watchmen were of the opinion he threw from his
pocket package or something in his flight He
wss beaten in the race, and again ordered to be
beaten, by the Mayor, to the tune of "ten," and
to stand committed until he could procure evidence
of freedom. When Intercepted as to the crime
for which he became graduate of Col. Morgans
White House institution, be replied with the utmost
sang froid, 'for killing man." His Indifferent
manner indicated that the killing of human being
was matter of very small import to him.
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To the Voters or Richmond.--Mr
John b. Young having accepted Call from the vo-
ters OF Henrico TO become a anddate for Common.
weaths Attorney for said county, it will develve
upon you, under the new Constitution, 10 elect an
Attorney for our city. We take great pleasure i'll
presenting the name OF Mr.. BENJAMIN b. MINOR
as gentleman in all respects worthy of our sup.
port who II elected will faithfully maintain the in,
tegiity OF law aud constitutional right
nah 29-dtde SEVERAL. VOTERS
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E Superintendent of streets.-ln &C.
COZ lance with previous notice, announce my self
u candidate for the above office.
NH 3u-tde PHILIP HARRISON, JR
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ne 49, ELECTION TlCkETS.-ONE
ES>Sa THO SAND AN HOUR-printed at
CULLEY'S OFFICE, lac Main street, up stairs.
NH 3l-5t
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THE STEAMER Enthusiastically evening
we visited Rockets, expecting to witness the sail
ing of this fine vessel at the appointed hour. o.
clock. We were disappointed. "Time and tide
which wait for nobody" sometimes require persons
to wait for them. Nine o'clock, we were informed,
was the earliest hour expected for her sailing. We
met there number of bright.eyed ladies' and their
galants. who, like ourselves had honored the YES
sci with visit, to see, and (pcrhaps) TO be SEEM
ALL as they perambulated through the various apart
nents of that beautiful vessel bore testimony to its
taste, neainess and indeed elegance. She presents
a model worthy TO be patterned after by many of
our good housewives, "a place for every thing,
and everything in its place,"-and ell clean and
bright as new pin. useful lesson, too, might
be learned, IN the way of economising room. Here
you find small room not more than six feet square,
comfortably fitted out to accommodate six persons
with separate beds, wash-stand. glasses, &c. &c.
Sufficient ventilation, too is provided for all the
apartments. We also took peep into the larder
and ktchen-and found the preparations there in
accordance with everything else. We can safely
promise all who wish taste of "high.liie' at
low price, the fulhmeu of their desire, if they will
take voyage in the Roanoke. For $40 you can
see New York, and have pleasant ride in the bar
gain
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- Jefferson WaTd.-Messrs. Editors -
Below will be found ticket which we thiak viii
suit nearly every voter in the Ward:
For AIdermen-Thonas Cowles, Alfred In
loes, Hugh Rilsigh, tdwin Farrar.
For Couneilmen-RichardO @. Haskins, Simon
Cullen, }. NJ Talbot, N. B. Hill, J. NJ Carriugton
That Messrs. Editors, is the ticket that the PEG.
pie of Jefferson Ward want.
NH 3I-dtde MANY VOTERS.
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- TO the Voters OF the City of Rich.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself a candi-
date tor reelection TO the office OF City Assessor.
NH 25-dtde* D. NJ MILLER
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II To the Voters OF NOnrOe Ward.-
Having seen my name mentioned in the public
prints az suitable person to be voted for Conn
Gilman from Monroe Ward, and having been fire.
quently solicited by my friends to permit my name
to be thus used, take this occasion to say that,
whilst at the present time it will be extremely in
convenient for to my fellow citizens in
that capacity, yet they think fit to elect me, will
feel my self duty bound to them to the best
Of my ability.
Very respectfully, W. GODDIN.
lid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

rys The amended Charter having pissed
both branches of the Legislature, we give be-
low list of the officers for whose election it
provides on the first Wednesday in April
These new offices have been added to the
number. and two 1.-THE lieutenants of the Night
Wa,ch,) omitted, compared with the last
election. The vote for and against the amend
ed Charter is to be taken on the same day OF
the election of the officers:
Mayor.
Fifteen Aldermen and Is Councilnen Is OF
each from each of the 3 Wards.)
Superintendent of the Gas Works.
Superintendent of Streets.
Superintendent of Water Works.
Register of Water Works.
Assessor of the City.
Collector Of the City Taxes.
Sergeant of the City.
High Constable.
Captain of the Night Watch.
Manager of the Poor House.
Gauger OF Liquids.
Measurer of Grain.
Clerk Of the Hastings Court.
Commonwealth Attorney for the City Cts
City Surveyor.
Gentlemen have now an opportunity OF Sc
lecting such Office as they may be willing to
accept. When they shall have done so, they
can make known their choice through the Dis.
patch. How will the people know whom to
vote for, unless they know who are candi.
dates