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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-28

Car or Mn. MouN1yoY.- Saturday morning
We nsti<ed that the cass Of Mr.. VIZ. MouHTJoY,
charged with assauIting Dir. WILLIAM FoaBEs m
his own house, was postponed on Friday TIL that
day. The affair ID painful one to all who know
Mr. NJ, who has been always esteemed = worthy
citizen. Both the parties to the affair are highly
respectable gentlemen. We regret the necessity
we are under, az an impartial reporter Of occur
rences to take notice OF this case.
Saturday Mr. Mountjoy appeared before the
Mayor, and Mr.. Forbes gave In MS tesum ony,
which, without going into details. showed that on
the morning of Thursday last, in the course oil
conversation about ar unsettled account with Mr..
Mounsioy, he called him, Forbes, iiar. There
upon, r. knocked Tim down. A friend then got
M. to leave him, and discovering that NJ. was In II
guor, he fel, regret for having struck him. Ihu.s
day evening, about sundown he heard that Mount
joy was 10 search of him with pistol; and as he
felt bad, and to avoid any difficulty, he went home
| and remained there. At night his family went to
| see the "Deluge," and foon afterwards while he
| was alone, The servant announced a gentleman
who by his direction, was introduced, and who
proved to be Mouutjoy. He seemed quite cool
| and took seat as he had invited him. NJ. then
| 6GQu4feu IL tLSiG nAy OHC cfeC AZ t0C AioasC
| and being informed that there was no one except
the servant GIRL he directed her to leave the room
which she did. He soon afterwards drew forth q
revolver and dwelling it at F., told him that unless
| he made such az acknowledgment or paper as be
dictated, he would kill him. F. pretended to com.
Ply; but getting an opportunity, seized the pisto
and struck NJ on the head with it repeatedly, until
| it broke ia two. He then struck him with the
poker; and finally succeeded in getting him out of
| his house to the gate, where further alteration
occurring, he called the watch, and NJ. was taken
| to the cage.
Mr.. Forbes took occasion to say that he had
| known Mr.. Mountjoy for many years, and had al.
ways been on good terms with him, and if he
would give up the use of ardent spirits, he would
| shake hands with him; but unless he would do
this he did rot think himself safe.
Mr.. August, counsel for Mr.. Mountjoy assured
the Court that no enc regretted the occurrence
more than his client; bur for having INDUCED too
freely, by which his became dethro ned this
unfortunate affair would not have taken place.
The Court demanded Of the accused security in
the sum of $500 for good behavior for u months,
which was given
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1T not exceed one cent a MlIe.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Saturdays Times devotes a leader to an
analysis OF MIR. Charles Eller's book on the
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
The Enquirer devotes another article to
the State Finances-in which it essays to disa-
buss the public mind from the effects of the
unfortunate statement" tas it styles i'll in the
report of the Finance COMMITTEE, j. e. Mr..
Goodies Report.
The Wing briefly comments on para
graph representing the Cabinet 10 be unit
1t admires how MIR. Davis, of Miss, can ac-
commodate his gecessionist and anti compro-
mise views 10 the sentiments of the Inaugural.
The compromise he had pronounced uLconsti.
tutional. 1t compares Mr. DIS course to that
OF certain Irish orators, of whom Lord PUNK
ct was shining light, Who, having hurled de-
nunciations at England, and pushed the peo-
pie to the verge Of rebellion, relapsed quietly
under the influence of the government into a
passive condition or became the prosecutors of
their old associates.
The Republican is mainly taken up with q
letter from Mr.. MCCAscE in explanation OF
his scheme for railroad TO Wilcox's.
Except the brief paragraph above noticed in
the Wig, all our contemporaries were singu-
iarly peaceful and devoted to domestic con-
Germs on Saturday. We take it to be the re-
suit of the genial influence of the Spring tem-
perature. We expect there will be some fish
ing about these days. 1t would be grateful
temporary relief from political wranglng.
NEWSPAPER CHAEcE.-Saiurday's Republi.
can contained notice of the sale OF that pa.
per TO Messrs. OLIVER P. BALDWIN and
CHARLES A. ROSE; and those gentlemen an.
neunce that they will, OH Wednesday, issue
the paper under the new name of 1.-THE
MORNING MAIL" We thought there were
already signs of improvement upon the face
Of the paper, and we doubt not that Wednes.
day will show in il very great change for thu
better. Every body knows the senior partner
We learn that MIR. Rose is gentleman of Ia
ient and literary accomplishments that will
mate him quite an acquisition 10 the editorial
circle. In both the editors of The new paper
we recognise gentlemen with whom the frater
Aa'y can cooperate with pleasure. Even con.
osersy, with them, ought TO he rohhaa or 10
bitterness. We do most heartily wish hem
saeeess, "sss' e"e'h
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20 a TumOf in the Neck c aired by
nalioMaY:s ointment and piIIs=lnnraas

20 a TumOr in the Neck c aired by
Haii0way's ointment and PilIs.-Tnomas
NARROW, residing on the Welsh Back, Bristol, had
neen III i'll health for years, and always complained
OF soreness IN the neck; he was seen by several
medical gentlemen, but none were successful in
attording him the least relief however alter some
time large tumor formed under his left ear, from
which he suffered intensely and tried rem dy after
remedy without obtaining any benef. until he
made use OF AOilOway7s Ointment and ills
and these wonderful medicines soon reduced the
tumor, and ed2ctually cured il, and he Is now il,
the enjoyment of the most robust health
Sod by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn
pie BARI London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines th ous hout the British Empire,
and by those OF the United States Pots and Bog
es at 5752 cents, 81 cents, and 81 50 each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Housesi in the Union. and
by Messrs B 81 d SANDS New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD IL co, Richmond, Va.
There Is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of Pasienss are
affixed TO each Pot or Box. NH 2s-Iw
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@oo ROSES GREEN HOUsEaa

Ege ROSES, GR Il NHOU = Il q
SSPLANTS, &c, FROM HOLLYWO0DI
WNSNURSERY.-Tne undersigned, with Vic ~
-ss<sSot atfording strangers and those persons
who have time TO visit his establishment. an op
sale. at Hobsons old stand, nearly opposite the Elk
change Bank, Main street, a choice collection OF
Roses, Greenhoase plants, Gsraniums, VeIbenas,
Carnations, Dahhs, and Dubious Roots, Flower
Roses, admirably adapted for planting out In the
open ground JAS. GUEST.
NH D9-2.~
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ABUSING WIFE.-Jau1es Alexander, an old
topper, was arraigned before the Mayor last Satur-
day. on complaint OF his wife Elizabeth, who
charged him with abusing her, and with preventing
her from earning support for herself and chill.
dEen. Mrs. Alexander is an industrious. hard-work
ing woman, with a large family of children around
her, and disagreeable as it was to do 80, she felt
compelled to ask the protection of the law for her
little ones, against the tyranny and oppression Of
their unnatural father The Court after full
hearing OF the case sentenced the accused to three
months confinement in tho city Jail in default Of
security in the sum of 800 for his good behavior
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich

- To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
m0nd.-The many calls that haye recently been
published in some of the daily papers. and the re-
peated personal solicitations that have been made
me, to allow my name to be used Candidate
for the office of City Collector. renders it neces
sary that should make some public acknowledge
ment. | will, therefore, simply srste-atter return
ing my sincere thanks 10 my many friends for
their kind wishes-that no effort shall be wanting
on my part If elected to ihs post 10 discharge Is
duties with entire satisfaction
NIB 24-dtd+ WM G. ALLEN.
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70 City Coliector-To the Voters of the
Clay of Richmond.-At the earnest request oI q
large number OF my fellow citizens, announce
my self candidate for the flee OF City Collector,
at the ensuing Spring elecuons; and should II Dc
yoar pleasure to confer the Office upon me- Tiedee
myself TO devote my whole time and personal at
tention to your interests.
NH 2I-tde* WIN III. II. GARDNER.
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W City Guager.-Iothe Foteys Of The Cay
Of Richmond AT the request of large number
OF friends and IN sccol dance with OWE &C.
elres, hereby announce myself candidate Ios
the Office of City Guager. should il Dc the pleas
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the otfce On
me, promise to devote nay individual attention 10
universal satisfaction Very respectfully yours,
NH 9-1m* SAMPSON JONES.
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Observation-Disclosures Wikerson. On Satur
day last, received from the acting Mayor two Ger.
tfcates for arresting runaway slaves. One was
William Burwel, slave to James Beale, Of Hanover:
and the other was, Maria Ann, Save to Li,teton
Starke, of Hanover.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Leaves eueyy Taesday Afserneon q eesoes'

UNIFIED STATES MAIL LINE.
3 reeses ereyv Taesdav Ifgevneon "a 4 o'clocs,
FOR new YoRK VIA NORFOLK.
by Steamship Reanekc.
dv. commander, win be ready TO re.
W4G4&8 ceive freight to-day Monday, ~ Z
U o'clock, and will continue 70 receive
1t up to the hour Of O'Clock, T. d., tomorrow,
Tuesday, the 2eth inst .asora
Passengers will please to be on board oy OF oeio'0
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The company viii not be responsible for GOODS
after leaving the wharf
Shippers are requested to send in the names OF
their cousignees before the ship sails, otner wise
their goods must be stored at their expense ano
risk In New York.
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk viii be
charged the same as by the river boats
NH 2e-2t LUDLAw T. WATSON.
UNION sTEAMs HIP COMPANIES
LINE OF STEAMERS.
For Philadelphia via Norfolk.
Steamers PENNSYL Va MA,
~ VIRGINIA, and CITY OF RICH
&xHa.A&A MONu Captains Baymore, Teal,
and Mitchell.-One Of these splen-
phla alternately Mondays and Fridays at nign
water. Returning. leave Philadelphia for hich-
mond Wednesdays and Saturdays, (untii further
notice. at IL o'clock, A NJ
These steamers have been built expressly for
this Line, and every care has been taken IN their
construction to ensure strength and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers and attention
of their Captains are uneQualled.
Passengers fer New York.-We have en-
tered into arrangements with the several Compa-
MES to forward passengers through TO New YORK,
either by railroad steamers, thereby Offering to
the travelling community for that city such induce
| menis as the following viz: short trip at sea,
thereby avoiding much Of that great objection IN
travelling by sea, .'sea sickness; J" trip up the
beautiful Delaware, and sufficient time is allowed
Of required) for sight seeing in the Quaker City
Passaa e through to Y, lat cabin and found, sly
Philadelphia, LIST ss
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
cor goth and Water SITS, Richmond, Va, or TO
LEVI ELDRIDGE, Gen'l Agent,
No Z, North Whsrves, Philadelphia, ia.
Notice to Shippers.-Due notice Will always
be given when the steamers will be ready TO re-
ceive freight. and the hour of their sailing.
NH 2S-ts X. RANKIN, agent.
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VIM. G. ALLEN.

EE@ Grain vi easnrer. the earnest soil
citation OF great number OF my personal friends,
have concluded to present my name tor ibs suf-
frages of my fellow citizens for the ABOVE Office
Having had considerable experience in the duties of
the office of Grain Measurer will ii elected, devote
my whole time, and the humble energies wn.ch
possess, to the performance of its duties.
Respectfully, HENRY DAVIS.
6t4
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II CARD Grateful To my gslldw-cili.
zena tor their good feeling heretofore manifested
towards me, respectfully ANNOUNCE rnyseIf q can
didate tor reelection to the ofhcs OF High Gene
stable: BEVERLEY BLAIR
NH lI-tde
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SECOND LEssoN.-Peter King, in the service of
Henry Exali, was arrested and Gagged on Friday
nigh. last, for being in the street without pass-
When arraigned at the Mayors Court the next
day, an officer informed the presiding Justice that
this was his second appearance within FIVE DAYS,
and the ,eouence was that he was ordered a
castigation.
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10 Gaager's Cara-To the Voters of
the City.-GENTLEMRH: Grateful for pasr ia
vors, sgain announce myself, noss respeca ally q
candidate for reelection.
mn 3d. z STP0nIra
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AssAUL-ING FEMALE Charles Wilson ap.
peared before Alderman Evans last Saturday to
answer the charge Of aassulting and beating Miss
Elenor Coleman, on the Gath inst. The fair com.
painant stated that she boarded with Miss Frances
Mathews, corner of Cary and 18th Streets and that
while sitting in an adjoining room she heard some
one enter her chamber, and Immediately went in
to see who the intruder was. On getting in the
room the accused had copy of Shakespeare in his
hand that belonged to her, and as she had no &C.
quaintance with him, she took it from his hands
and locked it up. He then seized her keys, un-
locked her drawer and again got possession OF the
book. Words then passed between them, when the
accused knocked the witness down, bruising one of
her eyes badly. Other witnesses were examined,
but as their evidence contained nothing of interest
the accused held to bail to be of good behavior
for twelve months in the sum of Sl00, which he
readily gave.
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EE To the Voters CT the City of Rich.
mond.-At the request OF several OF my friends,
and il accordance with my own wish. do hereby
announce myself as a candidate for tine Ctaiec of
High Constable ofthe City of kirhmoud. should
it please my FLOW citizens to eiect me L pledge
my self to devote my undivided attention tothe du.
ties of the office. NH 81 tdl b. sLADE.
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T AUCTION N0TECE.-Particular at
tenucn is requested to the sale of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, to take place THIS MORNING,
commencing at IL o'clock at the Seventh Street
House, between Grace and Franklin. See adver.
tisement. q. J. SUMNER, Aucuoneer.
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E- City C0liector.-l an a candidate .oI
reelection TO the office OF City Collector.
NH l4-dtde* JULIUS A. HOREOy or
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70 The DELuGE.-Tnose who wish TO see the
Deluge in all the expansiveness it can have from
pain. and canvass should go the oda Fellows Hall.
If you wish TO see the venerable Noah. bic very
mesgre family of humanity and his Unfortunately
long procession OF beasts, yeu will see them there
life like and animated.
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FINED.-Mr. E. Clarke was fined for the viola.
ton OF city ordinance againstrapd driving in the
streets, CT his drivers having been caught in
the act of trotting their teams
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IUsT RECEIVED, a auppIy CT new aad in.

y LEltslILlg saI6 oy
A. MORRIS, 81 Main street
Chemistry in its application to Agriculture and
Physiology, by Justus Leibig, d, II d, Z 5,
MRID
Village Life in Egypt with sketches Of the Said,
Personal Memoir and Recollections of Editorial
Life, by Joseph Buckingham.
English Tales and Sketches, by Mrs. Newton
Crosland.
Thorpe Quiet English Town, and Human Life
Therein, by VIM Mountford.
Clara Moreend, or Adventures in the Far South
West By Emerson Bennett NH y
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EaF@ To the Voters of kichmOnd.-At the
solicitation OF many friends hereby announce
myself candidate for the place of Gaager snoad
it be your pleasure TO elect me, promise thai
pains my part snail be spared give satisfaction.
NH 7-lm* X N DAVIS
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BLUNTED SENsIBILlTIss.--We regretted TO see
at the Mayors Court last Saturday, the wreck and
remnant William Armstro ng who, bat few years
since, was as respectable any young an in cur
community, and was considered at that time TO De
one of the best accountants in the city. The too
free Use of ardent spirits has made him almost a
madrnan, well wanderer and vagrant, and
the consequence s that he spends two thirds of his
life in prison. Officer Wilkers son informed the
Court that the prisoner had no home, and was now
utterly incapable of taking care of himself He
was, therefore, consigned to Jail for three months
being unable give Slo0 bail fer his good behavior
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EF For Grain Measurers-I respectfully
offer myself candidate tor re-eiection 10 The
above office. L. b. LUCK,
NH 22-td Residence Goth street.
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rTo The Voters of the City

ETo The Voters of the City of Rich
mond.-By request of many trieads, / announce
myself candidate tor the office of High Consts-
bic of the Cay. In Offering my self as candidate,
can only promise that should it De Jour pleasure
10 elect me, l shall discharge the duties O t4id
Office punctually and with dispatch.
Tnh 8-dtd j S. 3. TlESLEY.
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gs~-s@>S AT Adam o. Cos Family Bakery.
49, IA Main street, can be obtained Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers Cakes of all kinds, Fruit
Pies, DC, manufactured daily from the best mate.
rails Bale, Parties, &c, supplied at short notice.
Orders promptly attended to. %
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49, Or. GoodrIdge A. Wilson offers
1>S his Pr OCCASIONAL services to the citizens
of Richmond and It's vicinity. He may be found
all hours at his ctfice on Governor street. oopo
site the Governors house. is I2-3m@
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Yesterday one of Morse's telegraph wires
came 10 contact with one of the wires of the
IRE D. alarm telegraph, AMI rang the bell in
nihg Chapsi very rapidly, creating, thereby,
an alarm of fre.-B0ssoa Post.
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- Grain Measurer.-To the Voters of
the City of Richmond.-I hereby declare my
self q candidate Tor the otfice of Grain Measarer.
Should it your pleasure to elect me, shall leave
no effort uutried to give general satisfaction
NH 24-dtd+ BEVERLY T WELLS
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EsAKM FOX REST.-"WakeIton, niies
from Richmond, on the r. d. f. haa ROAD,
with sizty acres attached, be- had al low rent
either by the year or upon leass--"iIh or with
out the privilege Ell the owners Improving one
half with guano &c, at the option OF the tenant -
Apply to Wm. GOULDIN,
NH 28-5t Governor street
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81 tity klecaGns.-ln pursuance OF AN act
revising refusing into one act the provisions OF
the Charter Of the City of Richmond" passed
March 30th, 1852, election will be held on
Wednesday, the 9Th of April, 1853, in each Ward
of the city, tor five members of the Council and
FIVE members of the Court of Hastings; and tor a
Mayor, Superintendent OF the Gas Works, Super
intendent of Streets, Superintendent OF the Water
works Register of the Waterworks. Assessor, Col
lector of the City Taxes, Sergeant, High Constable,
Captain OF the Night Watch, Manager of the Poor
house, Gauger, Measurer of Grain, Clerk OF the
Hastings Court, Attorney for the Commonwealth in
said Court, and Surveyor.
The election will be held al the First Market, in
Jefferson Ward at the City Hall, in Madison Ward,
and at the Shockoe Hill House, in Monroe Ward.
NH 2l-t6A WIN. P. SHEPPARD, G. G. r.
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- b. ". srAhkk, Attorney at
s~La Law and Notary PubEic.--Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Public, particular attention viii
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, lin or out of
his otfice) Proof aud Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
Reiinoushments OF Dover, &c. Claims for coAec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to-
Office removed TO No So, three sJors above City
Hotel, North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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or freight OF passage, Apply 20
RDRERT RANKIN Agent,
STEAMER BELyIDBRE.

FOX BALTIMORE AND FHlLADELFElh =,
xTSD = The ReIvidere, Capt Clifford, VIII
r.T4 sssz5 oe ready TO receive freight this al
ternuou IOr me above places. and will continue to
receive it up 10 the hour of O'Clock, P NJ to NOR
row. TUESOAY the 29th instant, aud no later.
nah 2S-2t LUDLAM d WATSON
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SakNGLE-. sHRNGLES.-l5o.05o bunch
~ shingles landing at tie County Wharf, per
1nh "a john WeARLE Il co.
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- To the Voters Of The City of Ricn-
that Mr MAYO will mol De
a candidate, | hereby announce myself candidate
for the office of Prosecuting Attorney for the
city of Richmond. .<
me 26-dtde* J. Z. GlLNER.
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u MARCH gave us on Saturday touch Of his
quality. dust to dust % said he; and with thai
ne scattered dust On every body without guy re
spect whatever to persons. The damask cheek q
the ioVe!lest young lady he considered nc more
than ne did the westher.tanned face of the day Ia
borer; nor We're the Aaest and most fashionable
furniture and goods any more TO him than calico
and crocos and deal board tables. After hisfash.
lon ne busted every shing. He blew dust in shaw
ers' ne blew itinto piles and then he blew the pJes
10 the tour-winds. "Dast to dust said ne and
thus he amused himself Where Is Jeuva,,9e
Where is the Niagara
r. 8 Saturday about shutdown we had DELIGHT
ful rain that settled the dust,
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ALL RIGIZ.-A summons that had been placed
In the hands of the police, against Timothy Ryan,
for refusing to give the City Assessor LIST OF his
taxable articles was returned on Saturday last
marked executed, and the case called for adjudica
ton, when D. NJ. Miller informed the Court that
since its issuing Mr. Ryan had called and compile
with the law, and he therefore desired dismissal
OF the summons. The request of Mr. 81. was
granted, and the summons dismissed
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CITlZEEs.N
r@Tbe following Ticket viii be supported b.

EgP The following Ticket viii be supported
many voters on the 9Th day OF ApiI:
Mayor-Francis Sutton
Commonwealth's Attorn-y-Ioseph Mayo
Clerk Hastings Court-Charles Howard
City Sergeant-Jehn III rgussoa
City Coilector--Julius A HobsJn
High Con table-Beverley Blair
Sup't Gas Works-Chsrles Campbell
Sup'E Water WGrss-J L Davis
Sup't Poor House--A hichaeis
Sup't Stree.s-M Bates
Register Water WORSHIP L Stratton
City Gauger-J H S.robia
City Assessor-D NJ Miller
Captain Night Waich-Arch'd Wilkerson
NH 26-dtd*
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George Steers, the young ship builder, has
prepared most exquisite model of his world.
famed yacht America" for presentation 10 the
Emperor OF Russia. Ii will be forwarded with,
in lew days.