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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

e Musfthe Lawyers have Everythtnse
--Inis u question We have daily asked IL q ere
which commends Itself 10 the serious consideys-
ton Of every one out Of that favored class IJnas-
the Federal Government, that they seek and sens.
rally obtain nearly every ofice from tast ef pre-
sident, to the humblest consulate, not exeensi,.
many of the most lucrative and honorable snrssnee
menus ia the army, 10 sufficiently notorious IT,
are now claiming the most desirable of the ~
officers and pressing their ciaims with vice.
which they appear to base upon the groun5 -
right. II Il not !" necessary. (ss they would have
as believe that the Mayor of a city ssIorld s. :
lswyer. Other and larger cities elect yearly me.
from every other class. New York, Pbilade,oh;s
and Baltimore have been constantly served bv me-
chants and mechanics, and we have vet to les-,
that they have been In any respect found vantins.
Our Virginia towns, Norfolk, Petersburg, Fredsv.
icksburg and Wheeling have tried and are trv;ns
the same experiment with like success. In Lorsdoee
the magistrates are taken from the BODY of ,hs
people and regularly hold the Office of Mavor os
that great city by seniority. The truth Is. feov.
citizens, you must, ere long, have your eyes or,s,
ed to the fact, that we are lawyer ridden. IN ali
our Courts we have TOO MUCH Law AND roo ~.
TIE JUSTICE Letustry the experiment IN tbis ~.
ice, OF Mayor, by placing in it plain, practical
hardworking merchant. Tac business. we Ia.
ileys, viii be better, more promptly and inst As
faithfully done. Let Us try, for once In cur iivss
TO do without lawyer. They talk toolmueh. thsv
do too little. Many of the peorI1
4-2t
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- Candidates for Office are hereby no.
tined that all the Presses of ELLYSOES PRINT
ING OFFICE will be at their service from this day
until the DAY of election, from A NJ till IL M
The names of all the candidates will be kept stand
ing in type, SO that the largest number OF tickets
can be printed at the shortest notice AMI al thelow
est prices If required, fifteen thousand can be
printed per hour. AS an evidence o. the popu-
larity of Ellyson's establishment with candidates,
and of his remarkably low prices and prompt man.
OF doing work, it is only necessary to mention
the fact that over eighty thousand tickets were
printed by him for the last city elections, and he
commences this season with orders for over thirty
thousand
tS= All orders strictly confidential.
nm
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IScENDIARIsM.-Just before Z o'clock yes
terday morning, some miscreant gathered a
pile Of chips and shavings, and after piling
them up undera stoop in the yard attached to
Bosher's carriage factory, on Main between
Sth and 9th streets, set fire to them. The
fickering ofthe flames and the smoke attract.
ed the attention of persons adjacent, who, has
tening to the spot, speedily extinguished the
kindling mass. This is the third or fourth
time, within three months past, that attempts
have been made to Sc; fire to Mr.. BIS shop
There is q large quantity of loose timber lying
around the premises, and number ofwooden
buildings adjacent, SO that fire once thoi =
oughly started, and famed by driving wind,
would doubtless lead to an extensive conhagra-
ton.
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PAUL JULIEN The lovers Of music in this
city are soon to have the opportunity of hear
ing this wonderfully accomplished youth, who
is said to have made the most wonderful ad-
vances in music Of any one so young, since
Mozart. Even ameng the concerts Of Madame
SoNTAG, JULIEN stood in the first of the attrac.
tions-his spirited performances never failing
to be rapturously received.
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~ SAMUEL H. CLApp came from Califo,

T SAMUEL III. CLAPP came from Califor.
MIA some months since and brought some gold,
which he deposited in the Mint at Philadel-
phs. The officer there gave him the certif.
cate which should have been given to another
deposition, who deposited larger amount than
Clapp. In due time Clapp drew out the gold
under the certificate given him, and when the
other deposition came, the mistake was dscov.
cred. Clapp was called on to refund but
would not. He was imprisoned on the charge
of obtaining money ON the wrong order; but
before his trial came on he was taken very
sick, and his removal from prison being deemed
necessary by the Court, he was remov ed; bu,
he did not long survive. He died Thursday
night last in Philadelphia. 1t is not considered
certain that Clapp was aware of the mistake
when he got the gold. We suppose the Mint
will now have to sue his heirs.
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IMPRESS FROM NEW YORk.-PA.
IL RISEN e. KINGS Express leaves New York
every Saturday afternoon. Small packages order.
ed by this line are brought and delivered at less
than steamers rates. Immediately upon the arrival
o. the steamer Roanoke
Merchants ordering goods, will please state, send
by PARISEN & KINGS Express, ?, Vesey street
Merchandise of every description brought thro'
at the lowest rates
WM L MAULE, Agent,
an st Pear street.
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70 The finding of lost things through the
Dispatch is becoming so common we hardly
ever deem it fit to notice them but as there
are several things in our way we would thank
the owners to come for them. Among them is
beautiful fan which we doubt not the fair
owner would like to have. There are some
four sets Of free papers belonging to people OF
caste who will please call for them.
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EF The indomitable Lipscemb is still in the
field. His appeals to the people of the most at.
tractive description. Should he be Mayor, there
will be grand time. He viii divide SO much an
nuslly-we forget the amount amongst the Door !;
ne would give every poor man a cow; he wou d
appropriate annually $500 to the Richmond Blues,
and ne would have the police to know that when
they find box on the sidewalk, they are to go and
remove 1t thems elves, and not fine the man in front
of whose store they discover 1t. The fact is he in.
tends that the people shall have plenty, and he
means to bring Dogberry to his aid, that the rgors
Of the police may be az meek and gentle as posi-.
bic. He is strongly impressed with the belief that
he will be elected. At all events, he is willing 70
bet all odds that be 10 not the hiadaest candidate
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AsLEEr.-Joseph Markenridge, a Frenchman,
from Charleston, was found lying asleep under
the steps of Mr.. STATIONS house. at the corner of
Main and 7th streets, on Sunday evening last. He
was arrested by Waterman Boze, and on yesterday
discharged with an admonition:
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OsT, On Saturday last, between l7th and Cary
l. streets, On Church Hill, Check for S37 so,
drawn by Patrick Butler IL Co, payable to Pat
rick Fullerton or bearer All persons cautioned
stopped. ap 5-3t'
SEkD SWEET P0TAT0Es.-300 bushels
y North Carolina Seed Sweet Potatoes, small
size, and in good order, for sale low by
HULST 81 KING,
ap5-10t Franklin ST. Old Market.
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TREsPAssING "A negro named Cornelius, was
found secreted in the yard attacked to the store
occupied by Joseph Lucianna at the corner of It'll
and Broad streets, on Saturday evening last. He
said he was waiting to see another boy. Yesterday
he was ordered 10 lashes
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ap 5

DARE sen ~ RINGS EXPRESS FOR
NEW YORK, closes every Tuesday afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock. Merchants and others having pack
ages or heavy freight for New York. will find i.
Their interest to ship by this Line freight is taken
the uery lO~est rates. and if shippers win leave
call for their packages, &C. with Express Wagon,
thereby saving the expense OF drayage in this city
WIN L MAULE Agent
paa
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TREDEGAR.

a City Surveyor.-We, Wing voters,
are pleased to find that the present incumbent,
THOS MIFFLIN LADD, has presented himself as
a candidate for reelection. Il is well known, by
every citizen who has had occasion for his services
that he has performed his duties with that alacrity
ami correctness which is very essential for the
interest of the people There is scarcely lot in
the city limits with which he is not acquainted;
and this is all important to the property owners
1t is for the people TO say if officer, with these
qualifications, in addition TO his urbanity of
ne-s, all of which is of such vital importance to
the owners OF real estate shall be elected to crafty
party purposes. Mr. Laid has never been brawler
in politics q meddler at elections, and certainly
is not entitled to the denunciation of any party on
that score; or do we conceive that the pubic in
terest will be saved by ejecting him from the office
he has filed with credit to himself and interest 10
the cityl Many Wing Voters of
ap 5-2t* jefferson Ward.
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- NEW AFOTHkCARY AND DIX Ct

@SSTORE-The subscribers have entered into
- co-psrtnership aud taken the store lately &C..
1z2 cupied by A Levy, Jr, 20l Broad street, q
few doors below Messrs Breeder d Fox, oter for
sale a general assortment OF Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfumery, &c, wh'c Oh
they can recommend TO the public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in the last few
weeks by one of Us in person.
Particular attention will De paid TO the putting
Of Prescriptions a, all times Of night or day.
We respectfully request q ca! from our old pat.
rors and the public generally.
PETER w. GRUBBS.
an R w APPERSON.
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F To the Voters of Madison Ward
Why James h. Caskie, Esq, lett OF of the list
of Aldermen for this Ward by the little meeting
held On Saturday evening, the Goth March Was
it because his Whiggery was doubted by that huge
body OF w;seacres who so kindly took this Ward
under their special protectoni Why, then, was
he thought to be a proper Wing to send to the Dis
trict Convention, shortly to be neld, to nominate
candidate for Congressl Mr. Caskie has been one
OF the eficient and able justices the bench
always at his post when duty calls. The people
of this Ward, grateful for his past ser vices, will
reeleet him by an overwhelming vote
ap 5-lt* A Voter of Madison Ward.
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B The Nansemond Enquirer is already
ginning to look out for shady places and
pleasant retreats. 1t hopes that the proprietor
OF !ordan's Spring will open public house,
and put more decent building over the
spring." The Lake House is to be opened il
says by Messrs. Riddick and Norfeet. 1t fe-
licitates itself upon the prospect of pic.nics at
rhe Lake House. We are not familiar with
1hese places; but trust they may come up to
abe Enqairer's highest hopes. Indeed, we
should like to throw hook ourselves into the
aake if there are any fish there.
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CONTINUED The case of William Crump,
slave to William Il. Grant, charged with assaulting
Alfred S. Wright, on Sunday week. came up before
the acting Mayor on yesterday, but owing to the
absence of the complainant, the case was continued
until to day. Crump was admitted to bail.
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GAMBLING-on yesterday, Bartlett slave to B.
s. Jones, received ten lashes in punishment for
gambling in house on Cary street, between 7th
and 9Th streets, on Sunday evening last. He was
arrested by Waterman Wicks and on yesterday
punished with ten lashes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

NEW PUBLICATIoN.-We have received
from Mr. Thos. Gresham, 1904 Broad street, q
copy CT an interesting domestic novel, entitled
''The Lovers Suatagem, or the Two Sui.
tors.'
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METEOROLOGY.
Extract from Meteorological Journal kept by Mr.
D. Turner, at his school rooms.
MEAN TEMPERATURE OF THE MONTHS.
1852 Go 45o 450 6 $50 420 40 400
AMOUNT OF RAIN INCHES.
Oct. Nov, Dec, Jan: Feb. Mar. Sums
ISL IS IS IS is SIS ass 81 81 II
FoRCE OF vAPOR. Mns
1881 1OI sa 6.7I As SOL Gil Sc
RELATIVE HUMIDITY Mns
1852 "a I'LL 82e 1872 1858 ia 76z
February, 1853
Barometer Mean, ., $50 inches: maximum so 254 :
minimum, "a, 995 ION the 23d); range !, 259
thermometer Mean, 40 8; maximum, 69o; mininl-
um, loo range, $50.
Heavy Rains: On the 9th, POI inches; on the 10th
IS; on the 22d and 3d. GO.
Snow: On the 18th, inches
Prevailing Winds: N. West and S. West.
March. 1853
Barometer Mean, 29791 inches; maximum, 5o.asS
minimum, 29.325; range, 933.
thermometer: Mean, 47"; maximum, 7Se minimum,
70; range, $40.
Heavy Rains On the 18th, GO inches; the 18th and
18th, .83 inches
Snow On the 4th, 1.2 inch
Apricots in blossom the 18th, ton the sl las.
The Spring is about two weeks later tnan ias' Je"i
Prevailing Wind-South West
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Observation-Disclosures Snead arrested Henry
Evans, slave to William II. Grant, on Saturday
evening, while he was acting in a very dsorderly
manner at house located at the corner of Brooke
Avenue and Broad street. Snead had great deal
of trouble with the negro, and on yesterday tie
latter was dressed down with 25 lashes.
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I PHULsVERH ESTA HENT.-
u F. LAUBE, on Broad, between 2nd and Bird
Streets informs his friends and the public, that he
keeps at all times on hand large and well selected
stock of Hair and shuck Mattresses. He is
also prepared to receive orders to furnish private
terry line, at the shortest notice and of the best
workmanship. He respectfully solicits call of all
in want. ap 5-dlm*
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FREE.-Edward Patteson, free negro, was ar
rested on Saturday, on suspicion of remaining in
the commonwealth contrary to law, but on yester.
day exhibiting regular papers, he was discharged
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DISCHARGED William Goddiu, slave to II. B.
Dickinson, arrested Sunday in default of proper
pass, on Saturday producing it, was discharged
from custody.
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~ City EIections.-In pursuaI

% City Electi0ns.-In pursuance of"An act
revising and refusing into act, the provisions OF
1.-The Charter of the City OF Richmond" passed
March Both, 1852, an election will be held on
Wednesday, the eth of April, 1853, 10 each Ward
of the city, for five members of the Council, and
five members of the Court of Hastings; and Tor
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, Ega Constable,
Captain OF the Night Watch Manager OF the Poor
house, Gauger, Measurer of Grsir Clerk OF tee
Hastings Court, Attorney for the Commonwealth in
said Court and Surveyor.
The election will be held at the First Market, in
Jefferson Ward; at the City Hail. in Madison Ward,
and at the Shockoe Hill House, in Monroe Ward.
NH 81 tea VIM. P. SHEPPARD, c. G. K.
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II There is great complaint of the want
OF small change in the country. We hope
ahat the Mint will move with double quick
lime and send out the new coin in giffey,--
People are locking for it with great deal Of
anxiety.
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Observation-Disclosures, slave to Mary P. Taze
well, was arrested a runaway, ON Sunday, by
officer Trueheart. Certificate awarded to officer
Trueheart.
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Inspections Of Gaano and Ground Plaster, at Rich
mOnd. for the Quarter ending Apru LIST 1888.
Peruvian Guano-"No l." l2l0H tons.
do mo q" damaged" and icon
demned," $50 bags.
Ground Plaster-1454 Short tons.
JNO. N. POWELL, Inspector.
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JUSTICE.
~ A Warning 60 W hig Voters.

e A Warning TO W hig Voters.-Whigs
are requested to examine closely their tickets be-
fore voting, thousands Of them have been print
ed incorrectly, with the design of defeating the
most reliable Wing candidates tina, have been nom.
instec.
The voters Of Monroe Ward are particularly re.
quested TO see that the name ofJAMES A. SCOTT,
tor the Council, is not printed J C Scott for the
Democratic party are determined to leave stone
unsurned TO defeat such Wigs as are obnoxious to
them.
an 5-1t< TREDEGAR
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MEAL.-Having gotten my mills, at Spring Hill,
Ill in operation, | am now prepared to furnish
Meal either Bottled or Unbolted of the best quality,
made of best white corn, on the most favorable
terms Apply to Jeter L. Leftwich, a few doors be-
low the Columbian Hotel, or to me al the Floyd
House. JOHN A. JETER.
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The Peoples Tickle t-MOnroe
Ward The following ticket will be supported
for Monroe Ward on Wednesday, April 9Th They
are true and tried men OF ability andirmness, and
much devoted TO the interest of the Ward,
CoUNcILMEN-J. K. Anderson, Samuel D De-
noon, J. Scott, w G. Allen, D. J. Saunders
ALDERMEN-S 7 Pullian, ]. c.. Wingaeld, L. w
GlaZebroOk, J. Bray, J. L. Tate.
VOTERS, WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
NH 30-7tx of Monrna Ward.
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u MIR. !. A. Goddin. according to his pro-
mise in his card of Saturday, brought to our
Office, yesterday evening, an article for publi.
ca'ion' which we thought too personal for
insertion. 1t is due to Mr.. G. to say that he
did not deem it so,
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JUSTICE

HMessrs. Editers.-l observe in several of
the city papers, my name mentioned as a candidate
for Alderman in Madison Ward. Please state that
am not csndidstefor that or any other Office, my
name having been used ia connection with thar
Office without my knowledge and consent.
Very respectfully,
YAK
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CoNTINuED.-The continued case of Ralph Allen,
arrested on the charge of violently assautng John
Connolly Sunday evening week, on First street, be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets, and inficting
wounds on the head, likely to prove fatal, came up
for examination in due course before the acting
Mayor ON yesterday. Doctors snead, Bolton and
Fisher, Conneys attendant phy scians, stated that
their patients condition YVES as favorable as could
be expected, and gave much encouragement. In
about two weeks from this time, if Connolly lived
they could decide with more certainty as to his
chances of life thereafter, though it would be i'm
possible even to say then, whether he would Ger
tainly get well or not. The case was accordingly
continued until this day week, and Allen was a6-
mitted to bail in the sum of 5000.
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No PASS AND Reconsideration Green, slave
to Geo. w. Gillian, was arrested in default of a
pass, Sunday evening, by Waterman Mccormack
He resisted arrest, and on yesterday was punished
with ten lashes.
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PARIsEN g. KIKG's ExPREss.-We are in
debted to this Express for number of accept
able New York papers of Saturdays date, re-
ceived by the steamer Roanoke.
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,-lt* AVoter of Madison Ward.

E A Card.-Voters, remember, at the polls
on Wednesday, that HENRY DAVIS, who offers
for Grain Messurer, is not Capt James Davis, the
Coal Merchant.
n-0,N JITSTICE
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@ HoilOway's Pills, an admirable Re.
medy for the Cure of Liver Complaints
and Bad Digestion mr. Wilson, gentleman
lately returned from Bengal, where he bad been en-
ployed for several years in the Hon East India Conn
pany's Service, called at Professor Hel!oways Es-
Enlistment few days ago 10 state the benefit he
had derived from taking these unparalleled Pills,
having suffered from liver complaint for years,
with digestion so impaired, that for months he
could not take any solid food; other remedies
seemed to have feet on his disorder, but Hoi.
loways Pills acted SO wonderfully in cleansing the
liver and strengthening the digestive organs that ne
is now quite restored 10 health.
Sold BY the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn
pie Barr London, ard by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire,
and by those of the United States In Pots and Box
at 37K cents, 81 cents, and 81 50 each Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union. and
by Messrs A B L. ID SANDS. New YCrk, and PUR.
CELL, LADD d. CO, Richmond Va
There is very considerable saving in taking the
arger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. sp5-lw
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THE PANORAMA DIR. Beale still continues open
for exhibition, by particular request, his msgnif-
cent Panorama and Diorama of the creation and
deluge. Thousands of our citizens have examined
this eghtfu painting with feelings of ecstacy, and
we advise those who have not yet visited it, to do
sa ere if finally leaves US.
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n TO the Voters Of the City of Rich
m0nd.-l have seen piece for several days in
,ae Wing, proving conclusively that the ordinance
respecting Gauging has been almost entirely aban.
doned, which mas proven serious to the trade If
those charges are not true, why not have proven
them to be false? and ftrue (as il seems they must
be, they have not been denied) why not vote for
SAMPSON JONES, who. it is universally admitted,
will make good officer! Where Is there one to
be found who does not admit that he has given uni.
versal satisfaction in the office that ne hourly ex-
poets to have to vacate? Try him az Gauger and
you will not fud him wanting, or disposed to
cringe from lis duty.
an s--ltr JUSTICE
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MANY VOTERS.

EE Grain Measurer.-T0 the Voters of
the City of Richmond.-Ih hereby declare my
self a candidate for the office of Grain Measurer
Should it be your pleasure to elect me- shall leave
no effort untried to give general satisfaction
NH 24-dtd* BEVERLY L WELLS.
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e The polls in all the Wards, will be o 2ened
at o'clock, Wednesday, for the election of city
officers.
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MISS TOLER's SCHOOL, on the Cor.
vi ner of Franklin and 18TH Streets
The second quarter Of MISS TOLER'S school
wild commence On Monday, the 18th April. She
teaches all the branches taught in common schools.
Terms moderate and made known by application
at her residence. al 5-It%
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k. l.. 1. BLUES. ATTENTION.
81 Attend regular Quarterly Meeting and Court
I'll of Enquiry, st BOsher's Hall, on Wednes-
~ day, April 9th, at O'Clock, NJ. Members not
present with excuses will be fined. By order of
the Captain. ] Il FREEMAN, O s.
eD SIT