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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-11

BY Thomas w. Keesee,

~ HORSES, MULES, CAR-o"L
GyARIAGE, BUGGY ANDsULKEY Ht319tSt~
FUh SALE AT AUCTI0N-On SATURDAY morn
ing, 18th INST, will be sold at auction at the horse
auction lot, near the Cehtrai Railroad Depot CON-
mencing at 10 O'Clock, several saddle and harness
Horses so, very superior well broke Mules
Also, 2Carriages and Harness; double Buggy and
Harness; superior Sulkey. nearly new
TEaMs-Ninety days credit, with interest added
for approved negotiable notes.
jeg TH0o. W. KEESEE Auct
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IYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM

HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
IL FORT, YA.-Ths celebrated seahosrd WATER.
INC PLACE. as famed for its beautiful location a,
Tor its entire exemption from disease, and for Its
delicious bath aud oth2r salt water Injuries will bt
opened on the FIRST or JUNE. l shall be assist
ID. in the management Of the establishment, By Mr.
JOS. b. SfEGAB. whose acceptabiity. during L
past season, will be well remembered.
An o7-2m jos. SEGAR Proprietor
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,ss-,ss iss'e' rHos LAWSON. SCR
je tide THUS bAWcUNs =. y. ~.
NDLES.-300 boxes Adamantine
~ Candles, for sale by
LIN LEMIS n w NIB y

GUNNER CLOTHING.-We are con-
~ santly opening new and pretty styles Of snms
mer Clofbing, making our assortment At all times
large aud desirable. By recent receipts, direct nom
our own mandatory, we are prepared TO show the
largest stock OF summer Clothing In the city, all Oh
recsut manufacture In the latest stsie, and under
such advantages enable Us 70 offer the greatest
Inducements 70 purchasers.
jss =" - inc ''a 'xE fSs BALDWIN Co,
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GEN EEL FURNITURE &c

7 II ~ T. Il u + o NIFII . NE, &C. AT
~ AUCTI0N-We will sell on MONDAY next
the 18th inst at 10 o'clock at our srore an assert
ment Of genteei Furniture. from family declining
housekeeping. amongst which is b autilul set of
Cottage Furniture, good order.
At the same time will be sold one Gold Watch
and Chain; one Diamond Breastpin one 81 old Lock
ct: one Medicine Case; Bureau; one Rocking
Chair; one Sofa one stove lot Books; lot Cloth
ing. DC, belonging TO the estate of Dr. L. GilbaIdt
deceased.
By order of the Administrator
Je 10 + b COOK & co Aucts
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Jey TH0o. w. KEESEE. Auct
CdERlFF'S sALE.-By virtue of an

SdERlFF'S EALE.-By virtue of an
~ Execution in my hands, in favor OF James 4.
Butler Co. against 0bedah johnson and VIM u.
Johnson partners under the style of johnson 4
BRO shall expose to public auction, to the highest
bidder, tor cash. on IN DAY the lith day of june
on the Basin Bank the Canal Boat T. Jas. Deane 2
Mules and Horse, 10 satisfy the above execution in
my hands.
sale 10 take place at Il o'clock.
ISAAC W WALKER, DE-.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

l. BRICK TENEMENT, AT THE CORNER Of
MARSHALL AND % STREETS.-4s trustees OF
Mr. ? r Winston aud wife, Ia their deed Of trust OF
the cath November 1857. we shall proceed 70 sell
the 18th cay OF June, 1919, ut o'clock, 2 NJ. the
excellent Brick Tenement located as above now in
the occupancy of Mr.. Isaac Walker. 1t has =
front on I'd street If ~ feet and depth Of 30 feet
1t is supplied YYi b gas and water, and has the use
of the city culvert. IL II most comort2bie resi-
dence
FERss-Ore-fourth cash. balance at !, 8 and "
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by rust deed or title retained. The taxes lor
1858 TO be paid by the purchaser =,
The foregoing real estate was sold on the 5th OF
April last, but in consequences OF the purchaser nav
Sg failed 10 comply with the terms OF sale it is now
IT, be resold. 9oDDlN. lTrustees
Wv CRUMP,
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BUILDING LOT ON 6Tp,

BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH SITS, Won
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on the premises,
on "WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of jane. 1875. at >
O'clock, 2 VI, the valuable Lot. located as above,
fronting "a feet the east line of 9Th street,
ming bac k $50 feet 1t is well enclosed aud has on
it small biick kitchen shop 1t is 30 near the
can as to make it valuable for wood or coal yard
1t is also admirably located for tobacco factory.
TERMs-0ne-fourth ca h; balance AT g. 6 and mos.
for negotiable otes, interest added, secured by d
trust de ID title retained The taxes for 1855 to
be paid by the purchaser.
lei GODDlN & APPERSON. Auets.
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By Thomas w. fKeesee.
f0dice corner Of 18th and Carr arsst1
WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SALE

- AT AuCTI0N.-i will sell at auction. With.
out limit or reserve, on FRIDAY, the tIth say OF
June. a. o'clock p 81, Washingson Garden, sifus-
ted At head Of Marshall str, ct aud formeriy owned
ana occupied BY August schad. Eq - pleasure
garden Ihe lot fronts 20 tees on Marshall street,
AMI runs back ifs feet 10 siIey - fest vide Tho
mouse u nearly new. and contains three comtortn-
ne rooms. with new CRATES In each; new Kitchen
win zrooms, new sable. COW house, wood and coal
house,and Wen Of most excellent wster in the ynrds
Kind 49, !" "" W INV 'N7s enos1"
TEaMs--ssoo cash s3no In months. the balance
20 SUIT ne purchaser. say. and years. With
interest from cate of sale. Taxes for the prepsnt
year 70 DO paid by the purchaser.
TBos w KEEsEE, Auct
n. B-The above place will positively be sold.
and hose disposed to purchase may attend the ssIe
Win that assurance mr. 3l-tds WV.
BY Chss. T. Workman s. Co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION -0n FRIDAY, nth June, com.
mencing AZ lok o'clock, we viii sell at our ware
mouse, on the Dock. the cargo per Brig belmont
Locke rom Cardenas. Cuba consisting Of
., hid, p ime Muscovado sugars
5s nefces do do Molesses
l59 hhds do do do
TERMS OF sALE.-For all sums under Sl00 cash
over 500. months credit for approved neQotiabIe
paper CHAS II WOkI HAN ksM
10 o-tus AuctiOneers,
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A NTHRAClTE CUAL-Now in yard
n fer sale low for cash
1890 TONS best family RED ASH EGG COAL
40 WHITE ASH "
$50 White Oak FOUNDRY
All coal sold will be screened and weighed at my
gard thus insuring the purchaser CLEAN COAL and
ACTUAL WEIGHT. SAML Z HAYES,
my l5-dlmf 18th st, South side OF the Dock.
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o. To OWNERS OF HORSES. Ii
ISNy your Horse is Lame. Strained, Called, Bruis
II E irke ed him with

"a Or Kicked, rub him with
ARrSH0RSk'S CURE-ALL,
the great Pain-AnnihilafUr- II heals Cu's removes
sore leS5 AMI Swelhngs from Cuts or Bruises and al
tars all defamation. 1t acts upon the Bioed, Sin
y.ws Muscles and Bones, giving instant relief. III
ragaI Choiic in t.w minutes. and improves tht
sar, . aud appetite If the snlsial ltcares Scratch
~. prevents " orms end hardens the Zones Try it
II you will be astonished at its good effects, on
| ,ts ~ we'll as man.
BOTTLES - cents 20 cents ami 81. 70 be had OF al
Dru s1i-ts in Richmond Norfolk aud Portsmouth
SpJ 'rswoep in Pete sOuTg, THOMPSON IN Lynch
hur, 25-llr
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MULES. HORSES AND WAGONS, AT
W AUCTI0N-We will sell on SATURDAY, the
l2h LIST, at 10 O'clock, at the large lot near the
Central Railroad Depot. six young. well broke
Mules, warranted perfectly sound and gentle; two
Farm Wagons, nearly new,
Also, several harness and saddle Horses &c
Je 10 II B COOK AZ IU Aucts
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NOTICE - Having bought the store

:, lately occupied by my brother. Richard MORE,
shall continue the hAT, CAP and FUR manuiac-
tory in all its branches, and hope by strict atte
tion to business TO share a portion Of the public
patronage. Everything in the line of Hats Caps
and Furs can be always found on hand, at the very
lowest prices.
Hats made TO Order warranted to fit and to be of
the best workmanship and materials. All of the
late styles of Dress and Summer Hats on hand
which am selling very low Give me a call at the
Id Premum Hat and Cap Store. No. 2o7 Broad ST.,
Richmond. WM Z. MOORE.
Having sold ont to my brother, most sincerely
return INV thanks to my friends and the pubic for
the liberal patron ge bestowed upon me, ans
mort respectfully recommend my SUCCESSOR TO their
favor / shall remain with him for WHILE and
shall Re glad to wait upon my old customers
je5-lm RlCd'D MORE.
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CHlNCH PulSuN.--lf you want to rid
" your bouse and beds of Bugs and Reaches, use
Cahns Chipch Poison. Directions for use with the
bottle. For sale only by.
Oor6.h and Broad SITS.
S1-Every bottle warranted. JET
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my De- Dim
DIED SULPHUR SPKINttS-

MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open ior tho reception Of visitors. 1t is now we'll
known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
nave had such signal success as the waters of the
Ned sulphur springs, in the speedy cure of most
cn9es OF Pulmonary Consumption, Bronch al Alice
the Brain. ~ ' "
lnVaids would secure better rooms and better care
ana attention by coming EARLY, a. We are usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors TOR this pace should leave the Virginia and
IeSnessee Rhiiroai at NEWBEkN DEPOT. they
road. Via tho Virginia Central kaiiroad there is
now about 40 miles Of staging.
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NOTICE.-Delegatss to the State Sun

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 INC D'Htt CUH-
~ day School Convention, by reporting them
selves at the bookstores of Mr. b Price and Messrs
Workman a Cottrel will find at each place u COM
mittse to conduct them to homes assigned them.
Committee at MIR b Prices Store-Messrs Ii
Smith, Samuel NJ Price, Gorge Bagby, Benz Bates
and Is Price
Committee Mt Messrs Worthan& Cottrell's Store
Mcssrs Emmett Taylor. j II hiddick, b Spence.
FrancisJ Barnes aud John ii Tyler.
ta at COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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r AND FOR SALE In RICO

IL COUNTY, am authorized to sell two tracts
Of Land belonging to Mr. John Cnrrie One is sit
uated ga miles below Richmond. and contains 22s
proycment; producing from to 10 barrels OF corn
aud from rs to 80 bushels of wheat per acre. The
cleared land has been lined. and Is being lined
again. The improvements consist OF a small dwell
ling house with rooms, large barns. &c, &c.
1t is seldom such a valuable farm Is In market;
great bargain can be had if immediate application
be made to the subscriber. The other farm lies
about miles below Richmond, and contains 1851
and il ia believed that the wood this farm will
very near pay the price asked for it, The health
md ciety Of both places good any further in
nlicat;on ta RIO. Il. LYME,
General Land Agent,
p;.h1no.S Va Tmy 5-2aw2m
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MONUMENTAL LAGER BEER s8.

lSl LOON.--REr0PENING The undersigned begs
leave to inform bis friends and The public gener sliy
that he has opened a LAGER BEER SALON, ut
the corner of Main and 10th Streets formerly occu-
pied by ueo Paul, and will keep the best Of LA
GER.
Also, always on hand, a large assortment Of CT
CARS, WIEE5 LIQUORS, 40.
N. B.-Limburgh and Swiss CHEESE served up
the best style -
my 29-lm$ PHILIP SAWTTER
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pOCKBR DGE BATHS,-InIs favor

ROCh Ok DGE BAIhS,-1hIs favor @
- BATH g place, long known ~ LETCHER,S and
afterwards as JDRDAN'S SPhlNGS, has been re-
Gently pu chased by company of gentlemen, in
kockbrIdge county, where it Is situated and where
the virtues ot the water best known and will be
9pen Tor The reception Of visitors upon the list oi
JuNEhext New and handsome buildings have been
erected, and no effort will be spared TO make il a de.
iRhttui summer resort 1t is bean fuIIy located ON
the North River, In the midst of mountain and val
icy scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
tnc STATE III Is on the main stage road from Lex.
lngton to the Central Railroad dist ant eleven mile,
iToui the former and nine miles from Goshen Depo
gu thn latter visitors can reach the Baths in one
uay rom pe'frsourS, Richm md and Alexandria ar
fivlUg at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water ia a LITTLE hi cher
yuan mat of the old sweet, and this with the pec
Iiar character and buoyancy of the water which is
highly charged with Carb0nic Acid Gas and cnn-
talns MaQbesia. Iron, &c renders bathing in il bV
universal consent OF those who have tried IT, gh
iui ana lnNiaoratIug TO an extraordinary degree -
us Iedclhal effect Is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs UIceraton.
wherever existing, rheumatism Amenorrhea Di-.
meh9ffhea, dehoTrhasia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
Cterl. &c, In the diseases ppCtiidr to females ana
children, it is unsurpassed, if equalled by apy Wa
ter IN the world Near at hand is a fine SULPHUR
Spring. second only to the famous White SULPHUR
ot Gretnhrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A Wise, who spent a portion OF
last summer with his family at ''the Baths" thus
so AXIS OF it: 1T il my chosen spot in the noun
lns and shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer
r.ei .ence may also he had. amongst many others.
- Col II Smith, Superintendent OF the Virginia
Military institute. Rev VIM White. D D, and Rev
Wm n fendleton, Of Lexington; VIM Paine, Esq.
OF The firm Of Kent Paine 4 hent Richmond, and j
Hunter. Esq. OF selma Alabama.
TkRMS-Sl 80 per day. for less than one week; 81
per week, for less THAI weeks; SIS per week for
more than two weeks and $50 per month.
my 2-d3m
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By Richard Csuthorn.

1lth inst, ~ 10 o'clock.
.rs,c store. VII sell q auction the fusIsviss
JnIss. hhd de si SHOULDERS; tisrcss HAMS ! "a
90 Ivresms large sine wfappinx pspe,. - hs NJ.
nrnnd, sas,.s amIx branay: ~ e. e Bisckbsrry
FURSfTURE.--Iw will slso s.li 4 ~, ~ -, Sc
consisting q oss large, hne Fssiher bed and Ss,.
ding; 2isrfe Carpets Black walnut < tspsIos
h dstesd u Cane feat ChairE / kefrissrsto CO. !
prime article lot OF Mattresses Tables. Se' ~
je 10 g cAJiru1S1
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.

" ABLE FARM AND STONE QUARRY. IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ON JAMES KlNEk,
sioner OF the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield, appoint
ed by q decree pronounced on the sth Nay. lsss 10
tine case of Green, guardian against Green. &c j
shall proc ed 20 sell at public auction, on the nren
ises on TU ESDAY, the 9Th July, 1885, az " O'Clock
if fair if not the ne, fair day the valuable Farm
iea acres. more or less, in Chesterfield county, on
James River IL has on it an excellent Framed
Dweiiing and all tue usual out buildings and isedn
sdsred most desirable estate. In addition has on
IL Stone Qaalrv of great value. which will be sold
with or without the Farm as may be deemed pest AZ
the 4 ar Of sale.
TgsNs:-llne-third cash, balance at aud years
After date for bonds bearing Interest, with good Sc
money be paid. MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
,a s-9awtds Conner.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
4 n orders for the best quality RED ASU ANTHRA.
CITE COAL, to be delivered in the month of june
It S. 80, cash, per ton of 22i0 pounds 1 am also
prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBERTS
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal
Office. corner 9Th and Dock SITS, Rich mond, Va.
lam
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LLEGHANY SPRINGS

A LLEGHANY SPRINGS
"A IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Are now open for the reception OF visitors.
fhe most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made TO render this heretof delightful
watering placs one of the most attractive and agree
able places of sojourn 10 be found any where in the
southern country These SPRINGS have been de-
Dourtrsted 10 possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
and are situate in the midst Of the most BEAUTi,
Full see Emery, and in climate the most
aEALTHFUL and SALUBRi0US. They are stu
sted within three miles of Shawsville, on the Viz
zinis and Tennessee Railroad, over which trains pass
daily, Connecting with the great heroughtares be-
sinoine at Bangor, Maine and terminating at New
orleans. Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad Companies North and South, whereof
Through TICKETS viii be issued TO any point on the
va aud Tenn Railroad and "A line of splendid
FOUR-H0RsE COACHES
will be ia read TO transport visitors from Shaws
y1ile, the nearest point of debarkation, to the
Springs.
TO inyaiids iaboring under affections of the sto
commended,
my 25--dsmif CLAYTON LIE, Projectors.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, ON
18TH. NEAR TO VENABLE STREET FOR
SALE Ar AUCTION VIII be sold, on THURS
DAY the nth of June, 1853. on the premises. com
mencing at O'Clock. the neat and eomforta-
BILE brick and framed Dwelling. located As above.
recently occupied by Mr. Edward Kersey. The
house has eight rooms, and there Is on the Ion n
we'll of pure water. The lot fronts about 50 feet on
18th street runs back TO McCance street. on which
il has front of 90 feet. The whole premises are In
complete repair.
TERMS. -One-fourth cash, balance at 8. u and y
months for negotiable notes interest added seeui ed
BY trust deed title retained The taxes for 1855
to be paid by the purchaser.
.
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IN BUILDING LOTS IN Cuttings

n'SO W0RTHS PLAN. UNION HILL. AT Arc
TlON.-Wii be sold upon the premises on TaIIRS
DAY, the 18th day of June commencing at o'clock
$50 beautiful Lots. in 'Cuingsworth's Plan ,,
Union Hill. oppos te the residence Of Mr. Vaertine
Heckier and adjoining the Fairfield Race Course.
the lands OF Bacon TAFT, James ally and o, hers
The property fronts on 18TH, aDth, 2st I'D 23d
2ith and 18Th streets, as extended in the county Of
Personsi in want can provide themselves W tn suit.
able Lots for building or gardening purposes IN,
proximity TO the City renders it particularly desira-
Die Tor either purpose The property will be sold in
lots or squares TO suit purchasers.
TEKMs-One fourth cash; the balance at l. and u
months for notes, with interest added and secured
by trust deeds
A plat of the property may seen at the office OF
the auctionee s.
my 81 JAS Ill TAYLOR A. SON Aucts
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By L. u. Cook Il Co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IL AT AUCTION.
We will sell. on TUESDAY, the 18th inst at the
residence of Mrs. H. ID. Preston on Third st Gam
bie's Hill. at 10 O'clock, all her
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of
splendid silk Brocatel Tets-a-Tetes Parlor Chairs
Brocat-i aid Lace Curtains. Mahogany Sofas
Mahogany Chairs. Mahogany, Rosewood and Wal
nut Wardrobes
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Shuck and Hair Mattresses
Washstands Looking Glasses
Brussels and Three Ply Scotch Carpetings Mating.
Oil Cloth
sideboards Extension Tables Dining Tables
large assortment of Glassware, Crockery, Gas
Chandeliers, &C, &c
Also. the usual variety of KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash; over that amount.
80 days, for approved negotiable paper.
je7 EB COOK L CO. Aucts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
CHURCH HILL. AT AUCTION.-ou TUES
DAY, the 18th inst at o'clock p. NJ, will seil on
the premises, 10Th street Church Ii H. that valuable
Brick House and Lot, f1rmerly occupied by Mrs
Mary McEnery deceased.
The above property is situated in a spidly i'm
proving part OF the city, and beautifully located for
private residences.
The property will be divided in lots to suit pur-
cbasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day Of SALE
GE0 W UKETTER, Administrator
Sale conducted by Cook & Co, Aucts.
Je Observation-Disclosures
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ON AND AFTER the

EsaI sfssaSsfSlst JUNE, the following articles
viii be carried tween Petersburg and any Depot
Oh the Richmond aad Danvitle haiiro3d above the
Junction the same charges AS II carried between
kichnOnl and the same Depot; and between a"y
DspDt "a the SOuthside Railroad above the junction
Auf Richmond At s4Ins rates il carried to Peers
burg-vlz: Tobacco III hngsheads or boxes; W heat,
Fl Ut. Corn, Oats, Live SOCK, IN cars ana "!
sent through Richmond, to or from any Depot on
the south Si' RaiiroId above the Junction, VIII
be charged the same as ii carried ihfsush Cty
Point aud Petersburg. my Is
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NOTICE "A petition having been pre-

NOTICE "A petition having been pre-
IN sented to the Council, asking that they would
direct poll be opened, 10 ascertain the sense Of
the people as 10 giving the election, appointment
of the following officers 10 either the Hastings
Court the Council rs the people at the p'ls may
determine viz; City Collector. Gau2er. snperinten
dent Gas Works Superintendent Water WORKS, Ma
mayer Of Poor House, Grain aeaxurer. Captain OF
Night Watch, Register OF Water Works, and City.
Assessor.
Whereupon the Council, ON the 3lst Of May,
adopted the following resolution:
"ResolYed That POLL be ordered 10 be opened on
the first Wednesday in July. for the purpose Of Ia
king the sense of the citizens upon the subject
ferrei TO in said petition"
And appointed the following persons and places
for said election:
For Jeasrsnn Ward-Luther Libby. Joseph Brum-
NELL James Winston, Smith and Geo How
ard 10 be Commissioners; Reuben 7 Seal I'll officer
OF the Day Police. to be Conductor; and the Hall
over the First Market the place Cor holding the cleo
ton.
Crump. Geo W Randolph. Geo w Gillian, and Fran
els smith. to be Commissioners. Cadmus y John
son. Ist officer Of the Day Police, to be Conductor;
and the City Hall TO be the place for holding the
election.
For Monroe ward--Samue Bayly, Thomas Bar
ham. Thss Boudar, Samuel J Rutherford: and ~
w Undertake. 10 be Commissioners; Benz VI Morris,
4th officer OF the Day Police. To be Conductor; aud
Lacys shop, at the corner OF Broad and Foushec
streets, to be the place for holding the election
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