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The LATE Isaac JoHNsoN.-Thi
good man and worthy citizen, was
buried near St. Francisyille, almost in
sight of the house in which be was
born, on Friday last. His remains
were attended to their last resting
place by the largest procession ever
seen in West Fellciana. The highest
'euoloey that can be passed upon the
lamented deceased is, that those who
knew bim best and longest loved him
most.
The following resolutions, among
others, were adopted at large and
sorrowfull meeting Of the citizens Of
his. native parish, previous to the enter
mcnt Of the beloved remains
RESOLVED, That in the death of
Isaac johnson, late Attorney General
Of the State Of Louisiana, the State
looses worthy and faithful public SER
vant-his clients an able, faithful and
learned enthusiastically an accom-
plished and urbane gentleman--his
family kind, afectionate aud exem-
plary husband the indulgent father,
the fond and affectionatc brother, and
a kind proyident master.
RcsoIUed, That in testimony Of
the high estimation and consideration
which Isaac johnson was held by the
citizens Of his native parish, to whom
he had cndeacd him elf by the faith
full regard, and pursuance Of every i'm
pulse creditsble 10 the heart Of man,
we Recommend our ieIlow-citizcns to
wear the usual badge Of mourning fer
the space of thirty days.
10 The Bulletin is unusually saw
ace about the Legislature. Listen to
him:
CoD6ne them to the dull town of
Baton Rouge, where there are no bal
Mosques. no Globe Ball Rooms, no
theat.es, no zeuglodon, no nothing, and
compel them, like ordinary plejeians.
to work in the discharge Of their duties
which they had SO nonsensically and
foolishly taken an oath to do. The
thing was absurbetl-couldn't be sub
mitted to, and hasn't been submitted
to. The free, wild and untanable
spirit Of Louisiana democracy refused
to submit to such puerile and degrad-
ing restraints, as the history OF the
Legislature Of adjouyumenss and no
quorums. will amply verify. They
adjourned when they p|eased-spent
the people money as they pleased
came to New Orleans and frolicked
when they pleased-and worked when
they pleased to work-which was SUI
perauous luxury they rarely cared to
enter upon.
Rlor IN JAcKsoN.-J0cksOn, La,
March pa mob of about 100 men
this evening attacked the keepers Of
the "Wild Men of Bornco.' now in
this place on exhibition, and one of
the keepers is considerably injured.
Great excitement prevails, and it is
feared that blood will be shed before
the affair is over.
STORM AT GRAND GuLF-Loss of
Life. We learn from The operators
of the National Telegraph that a Sc
we're storm occurred at Grand Gulf,
by which six men lost their lives.
We have not been able to learn the
fall particulars of this melancholy &C.
currence but it appears that the
whali-boat was torn from its me- ,rings
by the violence Of the storm, and
blown across the river, and those on
board persisted. Among them was
Mr.. Luther, the operator Of the Grand
Gulf Telegraph Office
~~
A Paris letter says that the Empe-
- ,f +bo Erouol hoe ,nuch .t haar.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-27

DORK-50 bbls Mess Pork For sale by
L mar % ]. PARRY, & Co.
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~IOHN G. WIRE, Corner of Canal
and Charter streets, New Orleans, is the
only authorized Agent for this paperin that
city, any business with this paper can be
4ransa:ted Through him, and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will be
Aid.
Nv. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent for hi:
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required byNs His receipts will be regarded
as paymenta His Offices re--BosroN, Scol-
LAYS Buildings! NEW YoRk. Tribune Bull
dings; PHrLADkLpHlA, N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
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70 Miss Julia Dean, is at present
performing an engagement at the St.
Charles Theatre, New Orleans.

r~Petitions are before the Massa.
ehusetts Legislature for bank cha, aers,
or an increase Of banking capital to
the aggregate smount Of between SIT,
O0O, 900 and $4,000, 900.
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-A gentleman who had by a
fall broken one Of his ribs was men,
tionipp the circumstances and describ-
ING the pain he felt. He was asked if
the injury he sustained was near the
vertebre.
No sir replied be, it was within a
feso CARDS If the Court House.
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Butter and CHEESE.
A FINE lot on hand and for sale low.
n JOSHUA BEAL.
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Porter and Ale.
A FRESH supply Of London Porter and
II Scotch Ale: received ard for sale by
mar. 90 Joshua BEAL.
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10 2OOO Cuban youths are at
school in the United States.
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Mem a0pertisemenfs.
NOTICE

White Corn.
A CHOICE lot OF White Corn, on han.
IL and for sale at the Feed and Produce
store Of mar. 23l JOSHUA BEAL.
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Whiskeyl
on BIS extra Recti6ed Whiskey iast re-
~ ceived from Cincinnati per Medi-
ator." mar. IS JOSHUA Bal.
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A Paris letter says that the Empe-
ror of the French has much at hearS
a project in which he has repeatedly
failed. viz, obtaining permission from
the Austrian Government to remove
to Paris the remains of Napolean Ii.
(the Duke de Realistically Renewed
efforts, it is said, are now being made
to obtain the consent Of the Austrian
Emperor to the desired transerwent.
A Bag Land Clain.-The s.,
Louis Intelligencer learus that . Mex
icanArant will shortly be presented to
the Board of land Commissioners,
which surpasses in extent any clsim
that has heretofore been imagined to
exist in California. The grant in
question calls for modest little ranch,
comprising only 1000 square miles.
It commences at Port Bodega, extends
northward to Mendicino, and reaches
from the coast of the Pacific thirty
three miles inland.
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GHO Bags Of Bran: just received from
AOV st. Locis and for sale IN lots or
at retail by, (mar-26.l JOSHUA BEAI-
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LATEST NEWS.
Teiegl aphed for the Times.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
Still further Decline In Cotton mud Ry.ur .
BALTIMORE. March IS.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool, with dates o
the 10th inst has arrived. She brings out fiftyse
passengers.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
INTERESTING CONDITIONS OF RorALrY.-The Queens
of England France Spain Portugal and Greece are re.
ported to be enceinte.
FRANcE-The Pope, is reported will certainly visit
Paris on tho LIST of May for the purpose of crownng Ma
poeon Emperor.
HUNGARY SDITALY.-A large number of executions
TOR potci offences have recently taken placein Pesth
and Mantua. The sequestraton is being enforced in
Lombardy on extended scale. The refugee. of that
unfortunate province have sought the protection of the
Piedmontese Government and that Government has
protested against the inhumaniry of the act
ATTEMPT TO AssAssISATE THE KING OF NAPLEs-The
King of Naples has been severely wounded bv an assa,
who recently made attempt upon his life So
riousy he wounded in of his legs as to render
amputation necessary.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, March 10.
The Money Market has become tighter Continental
money mark cts dull
CoTToN-Sacs Tor the week d 900 bales at ia rt)ar
decline of ID to per h. Holders are pressing stocks ii,
the market.
FLOUR has also declined one shilling per bbI with
sales OF Western Canal els and of Ohio at ass per
Dbl.
Corn has likewise declined one shilling to Is Cd per
quarter.
Consols quoted par. American securities active
but unchanged in price,
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Local IntelIigence~City Affairs. &c

We have received from Messrs. Nash Il Wood
house the March number of Blackwood. The
following is its table of contents:
Clubs and Clubbists.
Lady Lees Widowhood--part III.
The Vegetable Kin gdom.
Rambles in Southern Sclavonia.
John Rintoul, or the Fragment of the Wreck.
A Trio of French Tourists.
Peace and War.
The Malt Tax.
Note to Article on Slavery in January Nua-
bor
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BY q. j. SUNINE Il.

VTNHE auction sac of Household and Kitchen FUR
Il NTTURE, LIBRARY, &c, Of Mr. Ira Tichenor
advertised to take place the cath inst has been post
poned to III ESDAY. the 2eth inst. when it certainy
will be made, at the residence of Mr.. T. on Marshall
between 9Th an 9th str Gets.
NH 25 GJSJTNNER A,,.
NA ROCKETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiI
be sold ON FRIDAY the LIST April 1885, upon the pre-
Muses. commencing at half past O'clock p NJ. that val
liable wharf at Port Mayo kocketts. Opposite the pow
hatan Warehouse fronting $50 feet Front street. run
ming back to James River and now in successful
tiOn.
TKRMs-One.third cash; balance.at4 and 8 months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
NH 25 w GODDIN Au.+
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
MR. KINGS CONDITION UNIMpRovED!

Serious disturbances among the Ttoopst
CHARLEsToN, March "a.
The steamship Isabel from Havana arrived here TO-.
day. She brings dates to the 22d inst Mr. Kings
condition remained unatered
Serious disturbances have taken place among the
troops at Santiago and several soldiers were ordered
be punished whereupon the Corporas refused to nict
the sentence They thereupon arrested for DISC
bedence of orders The soldiers rescued tho Corporas
Fifteen soldiers who assisted in the rescue were taken
iato custody. Court Mstaed and ordered to be shot
The remainder of the troops took the decision in high
dudgeon and threatened to revolt.
The rumour that the clipper ship Lady Suffolk had
landed cargo Of slaves the island is believed to bs
untrue.
The British steamer Devastation arrived at Havana on
the 21st inst.
The political prisoners have not yet been sentenced
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by RICHARD CAUTMORN.

HORSES, &c At AUCTION-On sATup
Il DAY, Goth ms ant, at 10 o clock will sell at Az
ton several saddle and harness Hoses some of them r
presented to be very good. '"e"i re-
HACK-I will SO sell second hand Hack ond H.
ness ~ " lar
BAROUCHE-Aso, second hand Baroucbe the RIM
ming gear OF which is in excellent order
TOP BUGGY-Aiso, a top Buggy and Harnoss
The sale will take pace the arge lot in Re ar of Mr.
w liam Woods stable, on str ct. M
NH 25 r. CAIprt4opN
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NEW YORK MARKETS, March rs
FLoUR-Sales to-day aggregate about II 900 bbls at
"a 37i 81 50 for State brands and at - Is s. for
Southern.
CoRS-Transactions heavy. comprising about 49, 900
bushels Wequote yellow IS cents per bushe
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IL TURE AT ATCTION-On MONDAY .stb inst
commencing at 10 o'clock, at tho Seventh street House.
between Franklin and Grace Streets account of the
proprietor, who is declining housekeeping
The usual variety of household and kitchen Furniture
including Beds and Bedsteads, Tables Chairs, Carpets
Sofa. Refrigerator &c &c.
TERMs.For all sums under $a0 cash. aud sums of
twenty dollars and upwards 80 days credit for approved
negotiable paper.
NH 20 GEO. ]. SUMNER. Auct
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DETENTION OF THE CARs.-The Northern
Mail, which usually arrives here about 3 o'clock,
+. NJ, was detained yesterday two or three
hours beyond that time, owing to an accident
which happened to the train near the Junction.
piece OF iron. lying on the track. caused the
locomotive and tender to run off, near Mr.. Dos
wells gate; but no damage was sustained by a
single human being on the train. Indeed the
only Injury done to the mail car, the front of
which was stovein by coming in contact with the
tender. The locomotive and tender having been
ploced on the track again. the train reached the
city about o'clock.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

Turner's Notes Herodotus, Bohn's edition. 25
Yule-tide Stories, a collection of Scandinavian and
North German tales and traditions from the Swe
dish, Danish and German, edited by b Thorpe
Bonn edition. Il 70
Lucans Phars liza literally translated into English
prose with notes, by II I Riley b A. Bohn's edi-
tton- 20
Chalmers the Power Wisdom and Goodness of
God, Brdgewater treatise, Boln's edition. IL %
Life and Correspondence OF John Foster, edited by
Ryand andJ Shepherd, Bohn's edition. . vols. g 90
Punchs Prize Novests, the Fat Contributor and
Travels in London, by w NJ Thackeray Apple
Ton Library oo
Lives ofthe Brothers Humboldt, Alexander and Will
liam, translated and arranged from the German OF
klencke and Tchesier, by Juiette Bauer
Interviews, memorable and useful from diary and
memory reproduced, by Samuel Hanson Cox, DID
History of Nero, With engravings by Jacob Abbott
Childs History of England, from the ancient times
OF the reign of Henry the Fiji h, by Cnas Dickens
Agatha's Husband novel by the author OF Olive &c
Historical and descriptive sketches OF Norfolk and vi
entity, including Portsmouth and the adjacent counties
during period of two hundred years; also, sketches of
Williamsburg, Hampton, Suffolk, Smithield and other
Places with desert of some OF the principal objects
of interest in Eastern Virginia, by VIM Forrest
Emanuel Swedenyborg Biography, by James John
Garth Wilkinson
Clinical Phrase Book in English and German, cons
tanning the usual questions and answers employed In ex
amining and prescribing for patti questions in asking
for and buying medicines etc, wi English and Ger
man Propouncing Lexicon.
Godey's Ladies Book for April received
Graham's Magazine for April
Arthur's Magazine for April NH "a
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AssAULr-FoRFEITURE OF BAIL.-Mr. W.
II. Mountjoy, charged with assauting Mr.. W.
w. Forbes, in the houss of the latter Thursday
night was yesterday called in the Mayors
Court; but, like Glendower's Spirits he failed to
come when called. 1t seems Mr.. Mountjoy had
heen arrested for the offence, and had appeared
before Alderman GIazebrook Thursday night and
rendered bail for his appearance yesterday before
the Mayors Court As he failed to appear, the
bail was declared forfeited, and warrant issued
for the arrest of the offender.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMMER.
XIERY RARE CHANNE E0R IIArEI

NEKY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL
AND PRIVATE HOUSE KEEPERS-SAIE
OF THE FURNITURE BELONGING TO THE
UNION HOTEL.-On TUESDAY MORNING the 5tb
OF April commencing at 10 o'clock. at the Union Hotel
VIII be sold the entire Furniture belonging the house
amongst which will be found very superior sett
black walnut Dining Tables. made expressly to order
asgood as new. and capable of dining from to 100
mahogany Chairs and Rocking Chairs, mahogany mar.
BILE top Centre Table, all city made ORDER g frame
Manlel Mirror, Carpets &c.
BEDROOM Furniiure-Froin 60 to rs Beds and
very best cured hair Mattresses made expressly to ore.
In excellent condition. having been very little used; Blu
reaus. and other chamber Fur iture.
TERMs-All under $50 cash; for all sums of $50
and upwards, months credit for approved negotiable
notes.
NOTICE-Should the sale not be completed on the
first day it will be continued the day following COM
mencing at the same hour. GEO. j. SUMNER
NH 90 A..
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 25.
The Senate met to-day but forced to adjourn
having found itself without quorum
IS reported that President Pierce has requested Mr.
Whittesey to withdraw his resignation Comptroller Of
the Treasury
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.
THE MAYoRALITY OF RICHMOND.

Fellow Citizens of Richmond; Opposed as have ever
been TO and the other usual manuverinx
resorted to ofa call by card signature Of many
voters, &c" by which means some men seek office and
are not unfequenty presented candidates for public
favor, present myself before you applicant for
your surases fer the Mayoraty ofyour city, impressed
fellow citizens, with deep of the very onerous
dute< and weghty obi cations attaching and devov.
Ing upon the incumbent of the Office in question have
only 30 add should it be the pleasure of the voters of
tlchIrond to tho advancement of which, from boyhood
t, this hour honest exertons have been assduousy
directed to confert honorable post upon me- what Of
experience magistrate possess with untrinr en-.
ergy of body and mind shall be devoted feariesss
impartial and full execution Of the duties pertaining to
the station Very respectfully
NH 26--lt I. A. GODDIN
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IRON Foundry destroyed by Fire
Boston. March 25.
The ron foundry ofMessrs. Ramstead & Co. Dorches-
Ter Mass has bren destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
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To Tic VoteTs q Ae C3zy 81 I1ichmond:
Tut. many calls that have recently been published In
some of the daily papers and the repeated personal So
lc,tatons that have been made me. to allow my name
to be used candidate for the office of Civ Collector
rends rs it necessary that should make some public ac
acknowledgement. will. therefore. simply s,ate-aer
retnra,lng my sincere thanks to my many friends for
their kind wishes-;hat effort shall be wanting IN
nv part, ii elected 10 the post discharge its duties
with entire satisfaction. WIN G. ALLEN
Richmond. March 49, 1853 NH o4-tdr
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"CLARA MoRELAND, OR ADVENTURES IN THE
FAR SOUTH WEST" is the title of novel by
Emerson Bennett, just published by It. B. Peter :
son, Philadelphia, and for sale by Messrs. West
Il Brother, under the Exchange Hotel. A stir
ring narrative, full of incident and romance.
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BALTIMOREbMARKETS March 25.
FLoUR-We note sales Of 400 bbls to-day at 81 6o{
per bb'.
GRAIN-Nothing doing in either Wheat or Corn
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sssssNms 3. sUTRERLAND, opposite

S~ssSS4fSfNs>, =. SUThERLAND. opposite
S~-N--ss>$~ the Farmers Bank, offers for sale
an extensive assortment Of the following articles at very
low prices wholesale and retail consisting of superne
and other Fish Hooks; Artificial Files Mnnows Frogs,
&c silk, hair and gut Lnes spun and plated silk do
hemp do Canton sea grass, silk gut. fancy cork
Bows, Trout Baskets, Fishing Books; walking stick
and jointed cane reed Fishing Rods brass Reels drink
ing Cups, &c &c.
Merchants and others are invited to call and ex.
anime before purchasing nah 24-tf
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Office of Superintendent of Streeta
N Office TO PAVIERS.--The individual tn

NOTICE TO PAVIERS.-The individual tn
whom the contract for paving the spaces and streets
at ana about the t and second vegetable markets not
having signed for the execution of the work
proposals will be received this office until Monday tbs
asth inst closing at IL O'Clock NJ for executing the said
work with the best and most approved materials The
stones to be of good medium size, less than We
inches long and well and compacy laid bed of sand
ana gravel full nine inches thick, and be well rammed
and sanded off, and all rubbish removed from the streets
me work at the second market to be completed ON or
before the first day of June at the first or lower
ket. on or before the first day ofJuly next.
The estimate Including the necessary oxcavatonl has
oee made at go cents square yard and bid beyond
thai price will be considered.
The individual to whom the work is awarded will be
required to enter into contract with approved security
Tor the prompt and faithful execution OF the work. aud
unless the contract be signed within days after the
date OF the award it win be considered as abandoned
No proposition will be received which does not in every
particular conform to the above
TO Carpenters.
proposals will be received at this Office until Monday
the 2sth inst at IL O'clock NJ for furnishing the mate
rails and building wood bridge Haxals Mill Ca
on sth street. span 4ofeet and width 80 feet per
plan and specifications to he this Office
The estimate is s36o-proposals beyond that sum
will not he considered. The work to be completed on
or befose the first OF Juyn next.
TO STONE MAsoNs.
Proposals will be receivrdas above for erecting an abu
ent wall on the South side of the canal for The are-
sd Bridge a2 feet long and 81 feet thick No propo-
stion beyond the price of 50 rs per perch will becon
su'red Tho work to be completed the list of June
next.
NH aa-at M.BATEs supt. Streets
LANES THROWN. Jr, (ssho has led the office o
=! Second Auditor OF Virginia 30 years pas1 offers
his services to the pnhc after the LIST day of January
next, as STOCK BROKER
He will as agent purchase and sell State ST. chs Baak
stocks Stocks and Bonds OF Railroad Comp and
CITY, corporation and every ether description of market
able Stocks.
. ewil ior amoderate compensation. act as attorney
or tho transfer OF stocks sold by persons residing at dis
lance rom hlchmond and particularly OF State Sucks
being familiar with the laws and regulations poyern;n,
the same aadw collect aud interest and divide
payable In Rtohmond all descriptions of stocks and
aisa claims ON the public treasury.
!. B. Jr, being well known throughout H.. state
deems II unnecessary to annex any references
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DELUGE! DELUGK!
Grand Triumph of American Genius over the
World.
nR. BEALE'S new PANORAMA and d.
~ DRAMA of the Creation and Deluge will open in
Odd Fellows Hall, Monday March %.
Exhibition every evening at O'Clock and on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon at o clock
New rim the annals of ha, painting been so dis
tingnished. During its exhibition in Washington and
Alexandria, for nine successive weeks continuous
Juror of excitement prevailed. Members of Congress-
heads OF Departments and last but least thousands
of fashionable and intelligent ladies hronged the largest
Halls OF those cities almost to sutiocaon while score
we've unable to find admission After its merits become
KNOWN the same enthusiasm must prevail in this place
where nen have mind and sou'. Admission 25 cents-s
NH eft 70
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,JEFFERGON VVA1,n

ConnciImen-Jamss NJ Talbot, Richard o Haskns
Joseph Darlington, Nathaniel B. Hill Thomas Hard
grove.
Aldermcn-WilliamT Taylor, Al fred lnloes Richard
Sanxay Alexander L Roys err, Augustus Bodeker
stations for which they named and that they
will receive the unanimous of Jefferson Ward.
NH 2j-3tt MANY CITIZENS
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WING WARD MEETINGS,

Meetings will be hell by the Wings of Richmond in
heir respective ards for the purpose of nominating
Councilman and Aldermen at the following places
Jefferson Ward-On Saturday night, March Goth
at O'clock at the Military Hall, over the Old Market
Madison Wn.d-On Saturday night March goth.
at o'clock at the Wing CLUB Room in the Law Build
ing.
Monroe Warden Saturday night. March Goth, at
socock a Schuttes Hi Of Broad and streets
up stairs
1t is hoped the Wings of each Ward will turn out en-