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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-30

FIGHrING.-Ben, slave to Washington B. Ross
was arrested on Saturday night Tor fighting in the
street. He also resisted the watchmen when taken,
and on yesterday was ordered by the Mayor to be
soundly logged. Reuben, slave to VIM B. Gaines
and Ned slave to s. IL D. Hardgrove, were on yes
terday ordered 80 lashes each, we'll laid on for fight
ing Sunday evening, and resisting watchmen Black.
burn and Davis
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t9@ Grain Measurer.-To the Hoters OF
the City of Richmond - Having had to decline nv
former business, and being well known amongst
you for the last twenty-five years. now offer NV.
self as a candidate tor the situation of Grain
Measurer and should | secure the SURFACES of
my fellow citizens for said Office will eE deagor to
give satisfaction to all parties interested
NH EST THOMAS TypEp
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-, SEVENTY THOUSAND 4 .T1-
49, TON TICKETS were printed al Ely
sons Job Printing Oiiiee. during the city
elections oIlast May. Candidates and their friends
who want Tickets printed for The ensuing election,
VIII please remember that the same establishment
Is prepared to turn out 100000 tickets at short no.
tee. IN hand some style, and at very low prices
ES All orders strictly confidential
mn 20-l2tsi
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Cr Captain Of the Night Wateh.--7o re
YofsTs Of RiehmoHd; Having been repeatedly soil
cited, publicly AZ well privately to become can.
didate for the post Of Captain Of the Night Watch.
Al the er suing Charter Elections. do now declare
that do notice. authorised to withhold my services
from the people in any capacity they may choose to
assign me. Thankful for the many manifestations
of confidence and good viii extended me BY the
citizens have only to say that II shah DC their
shall seduiousiy endesvor to perform its duties
without fear. favor or affection. -
NH 30-3tt THOS. b. WHITE.
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FIRE.-A little after o'clock yesterday morning
fire broke out in stable on Goth street, between
Grace and Broad streets. which, with its contents,
was entirely consumed. 1t was owned by William
Snton, trustee for Rebecca C. Slnton. The loss is
estimated at about one hundred dollars No insur.
aace
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City Assessor.-The subscriber re-
spectIuily announces himself candidate az the AN
preaching municipal election tor the office of CITY
ASSESSOR
Should II be the pleasure of his fellow citizens to
eject MN to that Office he will to the best Of his
ability dischargeits duties faithfully.
NH l5-dtdes LOGAN WALLER
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Observation-Disclosures r. Long and Alfred Jen.
nings were, on yesterday, brought before his Honor
at the instance of Thomas IL. Carey, who charged
them with using abusive language towards him,
and thrt atening to beat him. In default OF 500
security to keep the peace, they committed to
iail
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r. FOR the Dispafch.-GRAIN MEAsu.
REh.-Please announce Mr. JOHN A. MOSBY =
candidate for the Office Of G1aim Measurey-
Mr.. Mosby is young gentlemsn, native Of this
city, snd 70 admirably qualified for tie duties or the
Office. Mr.. Mostly was engaged as clerk for seve.
raj ysafssf 6h0choe Warehouse snd subsequeuflw
at the Depot Of the Central Railroad He il fnodest
snd retiring in his manners, and hence he has not
thst saaintsDce with the people Of Richmond thst
many others have, who less modest and refi
ring All who know him win bear testimony 20 ID
moral worth and business qualifications 1t il hoped
that his claims viii not be overlooked.
NH 24--6st A CITIZEN
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- To the Voters of Monroe Ward
The following ticket will be supported by voters at
the ensuing election:
FoR CoUNcILMEN-Wm. c. Allen, ID. Saun
ders, Chas Dlmmock Sam'l d. Denoon and Shelton
G. Davis.
FoR ALDERMEN-L. w. Glazebrook, J. C. Wing
field, James Bray and John L. Tate
NH 30-lt~ CANDLES HILL.
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ETTo the Voters of the City OF Rich
Misunderstanding been requested by many friends to
become candidate for the office OF City CoiIec-
tor, and being already announced az such. With,
out my knowledge or solicitation, take tins rae ifod
of declaring publicly that am candidate Tor the
Office in question Shouldn't be the pleasure OF the
voters OF this city to confer that office upon nae,
win leave no exertion unmade Tor the faithful dIs
charge of its important duties to the besf OF adj
lity and trust they have the amplest assurance of
this in the zeal and Affection have always mani
fes ted in my employment. Respectfully, &c,
NH 30-Gtd JOHN Fl. SEAYRES.
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ES A Card.-As the time is not far distant
WHEN the voters of Richmond will De convened 10
select city 9TH ers, | adopt this mode of apprsing
them that AN a candidate for the Office OF High
Constable. The sphere in which | have acted
Tor many years. has made me personally known 10
many, If not to all the voters Of toe city Tney will
judge OF my qualifications and fitness for the oice
and in their decision shall most cheerfaly &C.
quiesce Should be elected, all business pertain
ing to the Office, will receive the personal attention
OF myself, aided by the most thorough basisss men
that be selec,ed as assistants.
mh l7-dtde GEORGE w TOIER
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Uaguerre0types, Improved Lighfs
anu increased facilities for taking Da-
Enerreetype Lskenesses.--PaFent VIA now
aad artiscal pictures oil their children The sub
seribers reputation in this important and difficult
branch oil the arr. being fully established be hopes
20 merit continuance Of toe public patronage
rof Family Groups. and cqpyias dagasffeotspes.
&c, this light win be found very superior.
o.. z SlMOAs,
mn n No Isl Main street.
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eY To the Voters Of Richmond.-I am a
candidate fer GRAIN MEASUkEk; and should I
De the choice of ny fiienos, | viii give the said Of
fee my whole attention. l.. III. LUCK
Former Runner to Farmers Bank
NH lS-dtde
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EYs To the Voters OF the City of Rick
m0nd | respectful y announce my self cand date
Tor the Office Of City CANCER and inspectors
Of Liquors.
NH 26-dij PAT. Fl. BUTLER.
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% When death is at the door, the remedy
when would have saved life, if administered in
tiue comes too late. Do not trihe with disease
Rely upon it, that when the stomach will not digest
iood--when faintness and lassitude pervade the
system-when the sleep is disturbed, the appetite
feeble, the mind lethargc, the nerves unnaIuraily
sentative, and the head confusec-rey upon it, that
when these symptoms occur, the powers of vitality
falling, and that Unless the misehiefis promptly
checked, life uiH be shortened, well as rendered
miserable. Now we know from a mass OF test
mony, greater than was ever before accumulate ed
in favor of remedy, that Hoofands German
Btters, prepared by DR. G. NJ aekson PhiladeIph
viii Immediately abate, and in the end, entirely
remove all of these disorders as surely as ma,he-
NAUTICAL process viii solve problem. Who, then,
viii endure the agony. and the risk of life, with
health and safety within reach NH 2g-6t
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10 Mr. w. H. SIzER was on yesterday appointed
porter ofthe Farmers Bank of Va, in this city, in
place of Mr.. S. w. ROSE, who has been promoted
TO the situation OF assistant Book keeper therein
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DIscHARGED.-Fleming Branch was taken to the
cage Sunday evening, while grossly intoxicated and
on yesterday was discharged by his Honor with an
adm ontion.
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ANOTHER ALUM WELL.

The Norfolk Herald announces the discove-
ry of an Alum well at 'Zion's Meeting House.
few miles from that city. A gentleman, en-
ployed to dig we'll for the accommodation of
the church, came 10 u vein of Alum water. 1t
was soon found to have curative properties of a
very valuable nature and the Herald saws
numerous persons, and among them many
hardened sinners, have been turning their faces
Zionward to be healed 1t is suspicious
part of the world for an alum we'll, and brings
10 mind the famous Coman's well, in Sussex,
which acquired the reputation of being res
eryoir of healing waters, strongly impregnated
with alum and other unknown remedial agents.
Long was Coman's we'll the Mecca of the region
round about, till it was found by some accident
or other, that the alum of the well was pro-
cured from the Apothecary's. and that steady
supply had been thus kept there for the good
of the public, who drank the water, and
thanked Providence for having provided such
4 fountain of health in sichly region. Co i.
mans well has since lost its reputation
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~ To the Voters of the Upper Conn
missioners' District of HenricO County
You will be called upon soon, under the Consttu-
ton, to elect Commissioner OF the Revenue tor
said district, for which 1 announce myself can
didate
NH 3o-2ts JB KEESEE.
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" CARDIFF prevent MISREPRESENTATION.
announce self candidate Tor reelection To the
office OF High Constable of the city OF Rich.
mond. As my time IA fully occupied In disciy.rs.
ing the duties OF the Office have none to spare 10
eiectioneer, nor mighs deem ii necessary under
other circumstances, as the public have mad an o.
portunity, since Icame into the oftice in Noyenber
last, to dssermine whether deserve their ontuued
appreciation. Respectfully,
NH l9-dtde. BEVERLY BLAIR.
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B "a YOUNG BABE BY SImoNs / 8 thu bes
Daguerreotype we ever saw."-LedSer. "Simons
pictures of infants and family groups exceeding.
ly hne."-Penn; Enquirer. " so life-like they al
most speak.'-N0TtR Apsericdn. "The perfection
of the eyeis wonderful. Times. We might give
extracts from innumerable notices, but deem the
above sufficient, we merely want the public to
call and judge for themselves; and as we promise
TO give pictures equal TO specimens, our is
certain. NJ. p. SIMONS,
NH Is Isl Main street, Eagle square
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very Respectfully
NH 26-dtde WIN. JACQ. TAYLOR.
- Ta the Yoters of Monroe Wnrd

- To the Voters OF Monroe Ward.-
Tue following ticket will be supported in Monroe
Ward on the 7th day Of April:
For CouNcILmEN-David ]. Saunders Sam'l D.
Denoon, c. Dimmock, ]. r. Anderson and Joseph
Mayo
For ALDERMEN-John l.. Tate, J. Wingf.ld j.
Bray and l.. w. Gazebrook.
MANY VOTERS OF BROOKE AVENUE
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NH lS--dtde

To the Citizens of Richmond
49, and Transient tisitOrs.-if you wish
to have your hair and dressed i'm the most FASH
ionable and tasteful style, and your whskers
changed TO beautiful black brown color, please:
call at HOBSON'S Shaving, Hair-Dressing and
Shampooning Saloon, in the American Houel base
ment
N. Bile can furnish you with hot, cold or
shower bath at any hour at 25 cents, or ve tickets
tor 81. NH
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CoRREcrED-Ann Croffer, a turbulent negroes,
was OH yesterday ordered twenty lashes by the
Mayor.
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by Mr. Bogie to a new shaving soap manufactured
by him, one of the ingredients Of which is an ex
tract OF the Amole or California soap plaut Mr. B.
has for some time been experimenting, with the
view OF producing shaving soap that should com
bine all the best qualities and we think he has At
last succeeded Not only does the Ainole give n
prompt and profuse lather, but ii may be applied
to the tenderest skin without causing smart The
soap is now put up in neat glass boxes of the most
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, for the preservation Of
the hair, is st on the increase in public estiaton
Both of these may be had of the inventor. eTT
Washington street. For sale by
SEABROOk e. REEVE.
mn 25-ot i75 Broad street
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mond: respectfully announce myself Candidate
Tor the office OF Collector of City Taxes,
NH lS-dtde* JULIUS A. HOBSDN
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w Card.--The voters of the city are respect
fully informed that ] am again candidate for re-.
election. J. II. STROBIA.
NH l9-dtdes CITY G,noar
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iSJusTIcE.-The Warrenton Republican
suggests that il may be forced TO vote for
somebody else, should the Democrats nomi
nate Giddings or the Derit Ii is unjust to
the latter individual to be put in the category
with Giddin 8.
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* - HAVE. II. SUTTON, NOTARY
- PUBLIC -pasacalar attention paid 20
wnung DEEDS and ota@r legal Instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS OF all kinda. Once IN
the Law building, Richmond. Va
=, u win pay the market price for Bounsy Lsat
Warrants. feg
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~ For High Constable.

For High Constabie.-FeEloe Citizens
Of the Cay Of Richmond: take the occasion. thus
early, to announce myself candidate for the office
oil H'gh Constable, ana if honored with your sup.
port shall endeayor to discharge the dufies of re
office with fidelity and Dispatch
mn Tide j. S. B. TINSLEY
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I DUNLOP, MONCURr q Co.
S>-AA ask the attention of dealers 10 their auc.
ton sale of sugar, Molasses, &C., at their
wharf and warehouse, at Rockets, THIS MORN
ING, at II O'Clock, without regard to weather.
NH 30
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JUSTICE.

To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd.-I respectfully announce myself csndi-
date for reelection to the office of Superinten-
dent of the City Water Works.
NH 3Q-dtde* JAMES I. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-30

ALRIGHT In taking stroll for exercise yester-
day evening" came to the lower lock of the canal
and dock connection, where many worknen are
busiy engaged. We paused to witness the pro-
gress of operations. On the narrow strip of ground
between the work and the canal of Haxall's Mills,
there stood wagon loaded with heavy blocks Of
stone, and two men on the side next to the canal,
were endeavoring to prize off with crow-bar, one
Of the stene. The crow-bar suddenly slipped from
its hold and as suddenly the two men were pre-
cipitated backwards into the canal one "a colored
mani entirely disappearing under water. Immedi--
atey, however, he arose almost sutfoeated. but
much nearer frightened to death than drowned
The countenance of Burke, last night, in his mimi
table character of Dickory, could scarcely compare
with this poor fellows, as his head emerged from
the water, and while "shaking the dew-drops
from his naue." Alarmed at frst-a moment more,
and all the bystanders were couvulsed with laugh
ter-a laugh which as not participated in by him
who caused it. He evidently relished the joke
pretty much as the frogs did when the boys clong
time ago. were peting them with stones.
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A CITIZEN.

~ To the Publications. wOoDCoCE
announces hsssef as candidate for Grain Men,
surer, and will If II shall be the pleasure of tbe
voters to elect him, every effort to give ss,;s
faction. NH 2o-dtdes
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p superintendent of streets,

Superintendent of etreees.-In &C.
COS dance with previous notice, announce my self
a candidate for the above Office.
NH 30-tde PHILIP HARRISON, JR
- To the Public.-Not being candidate
for reelection to the office of Grain Measurer
would recommend ROBERT C. MILLER as a sui
table person for the office, he having acted De-
putty during my term, and given general satisfac.
ton. JOHN G. WADE, JR.
We concur In the above recommendation.
LEWIS WEBB 81 SON,
JNO. WOMBLE 81 co,
WARWICK s. BARESDALE,
HAXALL l. BROTHER,
BACON & BASKERVILLE,
D BAKER, Jr.,
STEARNS 81 BRUMMELL.
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-. To the Vofers of the Civ or p,

mond.-I respectfully announce myself candi.
date tor reelection to the Office OF City Assessor.
NH z5-dtdef ID. nj. MILLER
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STEARNS g. BRUMMELL.

To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd.-l am a candidate for the office OF GRAIN
MEASURER, and should it be your pleasure TO elect
me, | pledge myself to give satisfaction, being
thoroughly acquainted with the duties.
NH 29-dtdE ROBERT c. MILLER
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Woarnr or REcoADs-A great deal Of money il
Lost and but little foand- When found 1t deserves
especial notice, well tor the rarity Of the occur
rencc as ! reward Of meris TO those who ind III
On Saturday last Mr.. Richeson OF the House of De-
legaies, lost from his pocket (he did not know
where) roll of bank notes amounting to sll5-
"Bily Osborn" the old colored man who attends at
the Capitol found the money while sweeping the
hall after the adjournment and yesterday morning,
when the House met, promptly restored it to the
owner, who rewarded the old man for his honesty.
Other similar specimens of this old mans honesty
are familiar TO members of the Legislature. On
one occasion, he found much larger sum of
money, and with like promptness, sought the owner
and gave it to him. IAN honest man q the noblest
work of Cod" and in this doubtful age of morality,
we are bound to place Billy" Ia poor old coored
man, jim the cate CORY of those who show an exenl-
plifcation of the truth Of the old proverb. Wepro
pose making "Biy" our banker-whtn we shall
have any funds to put out for safe keeping.
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Edg. The funeral Of EDWARD REESE, Jr., a
scholar OF the Sunday School OF the Sec jud Baptist
Church, will take place at the Church This tues
day. Afternoon, at o'cock. All the members of
the School are invited 10 attend.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-A called meeting of this court
was held on yesterday. Aldermen Wingfeld, Glaze
brook Coles, Farrer, Bray, Iuloes, and Riley in at
tendance. The case OF Amos r. Harold, charged
with killing Alexander GILLIAN in affray at the
City HOTEL Saturday night week, was taken up,
but owing to the absence Of necessary witnesses,
postponed until Monday next. Harold was admit
ted to bail in the sum of ten thousand dollars.
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MANY VOTERS.

20 Card.-Havlng been announced as a
Candidate for the office OF City Assessor, with
out my knowledge solicitation, 1 had determined
To let the matter pass in silence. But the urgency
of many very warm friends, and my faith in the
creed that ,otfice should neither DE sought nor de-
cined," induce me to declare that if it is the with
OF a majority Of the voters of Richmond TO confer
this office me, 1t will be my pride and pleasure
to fllit to the best of my ability.
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- AMAZING KINDNESS AND GRArITUpE,-
While kossuth was at ST. Louis. Mr. HAT
BEEMs, a German, called on him, and mysteri-
ousiy placed package in his hands and re-
tired. Upon being opened, it was found to
contain watch. kossuth is said TO have ex-
hlbited his usual emotion, and expressed his
regret that Mr.. BEEMs retired before he could
thank him. He put the watch away. Soon
after an Arkansas hunter presented him with a
buckhorn bundled knife of huge proportions
kossuth could not WELD it so easily as he did
the watch but he thanked the hunter for his
''noble contribution to the Hungarian cause."
That was terrible present
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10 To the Public.-City Grain Nieasu.
rer.-Capt HENRY DAVIS. of the ''Old Domn
ion House," 18th street, is hereby nominated foi
the office of City Grain Measurer, aud will be
supported for that office by
my 22-dtde* MANY VOTERS
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lNsoLENCE AND iMPUDENCE.-The papers
are very savage on NJ. Pulzsky, Kossuth's
companion, who has been writing very silly
and really impudent letter, in which he speaks
as follows:
"Russia and Austria have formed their army
in battle array Mr.. Barney of Baltimore, the
invalid lady of Virginia, and the sexagenaran
of the National Intelligencer form the staff"
Mr.. BARNEY of Baltimore, took occasion to
reply very seriously. Well, we begin to think
that the Kossuth retinue is getting below Sc.
rious treatment, and we do not think NJ. Pulz-
sky's insolence deserving serious criticism.-
AT menageries we have seen a dove-colored ba.
boon, with a red nose, who had an ante cham
Der in the cage of the adjutant, or grisly bear,
or some of the animals not entitled to the space
of whole cage. This baboon was very fassy
and fdgetty animal, catching nuts from the
boys, and making faces. But he was more es.
pecially noticeable when General Mung was
brought out to ride the poney. He would
seize the bars, look very vivacious, squeal a
few times, and turn summerset Itwas eyi
IDENTIFY an attempt to divide the public atten-
ton 18th Gen. Mung!
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Eg Seeing my name offered to the public as a
candidate for the Office of Grain. AIeasurer, 1
take this opportunity to say 10 my friends and
the public generally, that should they elect me to
that office it would be kfully received, and the
duties discharged faithfully.
NH 29-itde* JOHN A. MOSBY .
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~ City ColIector.-Messrs. EditOrs:-Per-
init me, through the columns OF your extensively
Collector, Mr.. JOHN III. SEAIRES | believe
him to be of the very best men tor the office
that could be named In him are united the finest
business capacity, with popular manners and
kind disposition. He is of the most estmable
of men. and one of the most industrious. He is the
very man to whom to entrust this important office
Then let US give the Major lift and by so doing ad
vance the public good.
mh 29-tde A FRIEND TO TRUE MERIT.
rs9 To the Voters of kichmond.-Mr.
John B. Young having accepted a call from the vo.
ters of Henrico to become candidate for Common.
wealth's Attorney for said county, it will devslve
upon you, under the new Constitution. to elect an
Attorney for city. We take great pleasure in
presenting the name OF Mr.. BENJAMIN B. MINOR
as gentleman in all respects worthy of our sup
port who. if elected, will faithfully maintain the in
tegrity OF law and constitutional right
NH 29-dtde SEVERAL VOTERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
COUNTRY Residence for SALE.

~ On the Sd av, Fort Hamilton Road Brooslyn lust
outside the city ho rs Of Lsad aud large frsn
House, t2xf0 flied in with BRICK This property .aors
delightful and hesthf0l residence II N. sams
<ime Offers very unusual inducements for specaaaon
TO be oeened BY property ownsrs secures
frontage Of half mile with uuikSm d.pth Of 40
feet thus enabling purchaser sell of IN small p4ro>s
sbr which there Is great ard increasing demand tins
delightful locality which Ia Is believed viii su-pass
any other In the vicinity Of Ne~Serk 'or the rapy Of
ss improvement, in the few years Apply 20 : w.
BENEDICT, No WAll-s or 10 oNlNGrON bROrH-
kRS No 2is Falion-st. Brooklyn.