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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

~ fAT taTTLK---t,ur attention was called few
days ago 10 cot Of fine cattle, Mt the States Cur
lie Scales near this city which probably surpassed
any thing ever exhibited in this or any other market
in the L. S.--A friend whom we happened to meet
on the ground and who has travelled much in Eu-
rope and being naturally fond Of and interested ia
every thing connected with agricultural pursuits as
sured us that he had never seen in the best markets
of England, so large number OF fine cattle cN-
hbi;ion at time-They fattened on corn
by Mr. Neon oil Shenandoah Co. Va on the estate
formerly noted the tattcning ground Of the ccc-
h,atcd Stcinberger-besides a larger number of
more inferior animals in another pen. those to which
our uitention particularly directed a lot Of
10 Bccvcs, most of them deep in the Durham blood.
and il was surpassed woald average $500 lbs gross.
Aiae sean Farmer, Bshimorc.
Highly as these cattle are extollcd, we
have reason 10 know the Farmer does not
IN the least exaggera,e their superiority
The Mr. Mccmrelcrred 10, is our fellow
sownsman John G. Meem. esq. who is no
less successful as farmer than as a i1er-
chant. From HIM we learn that the cattle
surpassed anything in the shape of Beeves
heevcr saw. brewer expects to sec; and
we regret that, owing to the latcness of
the season when he got them to market.
he was unable to realize their full Value
They We're sold IN Philadelphia at about
500 apiece and afterwards driven to New
York, where, no doubt, many an epicure
smaeked his gra,iied lips over the deli
oious morsels theircarcassesatorded These
cattle were raised in the county ofMoproe
and were purchased BY Mr. Meem at the
p'iceof s54 apiece. He fattened during the
last season 1925. all of which he sold in
the Northern markets
Mr.. Mecm has given us an interesting
account Of the method of fattening cattle
on his fine Shenandoah estate, which we
vii briefly detail for the benefit of our rea
ders- As the old lady, in describing the
process OF broiiing hare, gave particular
injunction hrs; 10 catch the hare, so Mr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
BALTIMORE. h"rR Il

RALTTNORE d"TH IT
Sales OF 100 bbls Howard stree Flour at Sl,9o'
Nothing doing IN City Mills
No change in Nhcnt-no sales
Sales OF white Cora at G0a6lc yellow scarce ,.nd
in demand. with sales at 62a63c-rcccipts light
Sales OF Oats 81 3Sa40c.
Cat'le.-Thc stock at the scales on Monday was
generally Of an inferior kind. Int the supply being
small, prices ruled higher The offerings reached
1870 head, of which number 80 were sold To city
butchers, and $50 were driven to Phiiiadclphm.--
Prices ranged from 50 to $3.50 on the hooi, equal
to S6as-75 net. and averaging 1913 gross.
Iiogs-Thc market was rather droopns. We
quote at s6a6 50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
(M Bcnyp1 AT 81 Iou;s

St Louis, april 4.-Col. Thomas I'll.
Benton delivered speech this evening to
large concourse of people. His friends
received him with loud shout of welcome
He denounced the Anti Bcntonites in the
severcst terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

NJ ."aia'f. OF, Dye7SIN6s, Blashes, Pou No
III MICS .nrossing oad Fine Con'b. Fc,tumog,
Fancy Artcles, q 9. 8e.-The subscriber hos jus'
received his Spring supply q Drugs, Medicines,
Sc. comprising an unusrally large and complete
assortment, selected by hinse.t with great care,
purchased Mt unusually low riiee-, and OF very SD
psI.or nul div. VIZ:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
ORA wings for The week.

TIwNaY Moaongiaa i1Capitnl4 ~ 800; ! Of
1000; 10 Of J, 0o0.--rickcts s.
Fyi'ioy, Sasse1 3l-CnpiIals SO 600; 6,O00 10 Il
lj00.-Tickc,s s.
ra'arday Noncpg7ha ii-si5,O0o; 20 600 ID, 900,
10 Of l,2J0.--TicLc;s 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

A NEW SALT WELL.-We understand
that Prof Eastbrook, late Of the University
of Tennessee, has succeeded in finding an
abundant supply of salt water Of the bes,
quality, in Anderson county. Tenn, at TIE
depth of about 500 feet.-i5. Vvg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

' sADDLERY, sADpLERY.

e. sADDLERY! SADDLERT.,
The subscriber l. nav receiving his
! Spring supply 81 Sa.lalcsy. which added
TO his Old stock forms the largest and best assor-
fnens that has ever been offered IN this market and
comprises every article usually found in such cssal
ishmcnts. Among them arr
Saddles Of every description,
Saddle and Medical Bags
Carriage and Barouch Harness,
Caryail and Buggy do
Wagon and Boat do
Car Harness. Brides. Martiuesles Collars.
Stirrur Irnns and Birdie Bits, III great variety,
Riding and Driving Whips. Carpet Bags,
Girrhs. ebi.ing. Spurs, Sc. &c.
AIso--A large lot Of IRA YELLING TRUNKS.
II bis own and northern manufacture. S200n
a very reduced prices. return my .~<3NGW
thanks 70 my friends aad the public AAIO
generally, for the liberal patronage extended
throusha number of years, and trust by stric, at
ten,ion to my business, 10 merit continuance of
the same.
EV~Oid Saddles taken in exchange Cor new ones.
. Rersking done with dispatch, aud on rca-
soaable terms.
l7-2mif GEORGE n. THURMAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

Very PRorrn.-Colonel Kane. collect
or of the port Of Baltimore, has removed
three of the parties engaged in the recent
disgraceful prize fight who held minor
Offices in the ustom-house.-R. Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

~ II y INVttF'9UN 10 NJ TALHOT- Inck
unparalleled has always attended purchasers ~ tins
oiiee-and still they come. Another prize at
$4,000 sent 10 this othce whole ticket in SUI
Gin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

The equestrian statue in bronze Of Gen.
cral Jackson. which has been in progress
for the last four years at Washington I'M
der direction of Mr. Mills. is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and viii be ready to
be placed on its pedestal, in Lafayette
Square, opposite the Presidents House, on
the 4th of July next.-Balt. Anser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

The reception Of Gen Scott at Ciarin-
natl on Monday last was enthusiastic in
the extreme. He was escorted from the
steamboat by the military and a large CON
course of citizens to the Burnet House,
from the balcony Of which he addressed
the vast crowd, and was continually cheer
ed while be remained in view.-B.
The General has declined public din
ner rendered him by the citizens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
E.rciicUl, at IN Mti,raUktc.

NhIWaukic, April TO.
The lectures ofthe Rev. Mr.. Lahcy IN
thus place against Poper,, haze created
great excitement, and threats We're ytster-
day sent to the proprietor Of the C.,y Ho-
tel, that his house would be fired uni>'ss
Lahey was sent away. This afternoon
the entire Fire Department, and 100 spe
cial police were sworn III, III consequence
Of threatsto tear down the church used to
lecture in, should he speak to night. 1t is
anticipated from the arrangement that no
such scene of riot and bloodshed as occur
red in the Methodist Church last Sunday,
will again take place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

- riaininr N tie Post UHice. at LynrhFurs, or
the 18th Of April, 1851. rJ-Persons calling for
letters in the following Isl will please say they are
zdreriiss3,
~ 3. Bs vssfe, C5caizrfio lie D. partner,
ie .er5 -ig he sesr e oirerfisca i- lrt ard ISL
# evsry rsoa 4, N ere 1T 7a5cr e he Paper e'l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


A letter from an intelligent Mercantile
house in Richmond. contains the following
estimates in relation to the Tobacco crop
in that State, from which it will be seen
that the quantity expected to reach the
market during this year viii fall short Of
the amount heretofore calculated on.--Balt.
inner.
Rrcuun.n Va Anrn 1,h ISS1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
.OMESTlC GOODS.

Nhnfs arc rcsrcctIuIIy so1lciicd 10 cNNminc ON
stock ri farming drs,plaid cotons,nnd Domestic,
Sc, Sc, which will be found To be very dcsnab,
and very ohcar.
az 7-ilis COLlIOI'N & HOLT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

~ Sealed Proposals will be received by the sub
seri5ers, until the lob day of May next for the C.
rection and completion of a Masonic Hall. 1t is
to be built of brick, iS by 60 feet, three stories high
the first story to be fitted up for two store rooms;
the second, for saloon; and the third for two halls
with the ad accent rooms. Specifications b.
seen by those desiring put in bids, and infr
nation furnished those at a distance, upou appli-
cation personally or by letter. The materials
be Of the bes, quality, and the whole work com
Pleted in the best style BY the 25th Of December
next. The tight is reserved TO reject any or all of
the bids Payments viii be made in cash; one
third, when the building is covered in, and the re
mainder upon It's completion and reception
GEO w. DAME. )BnIdine Corn
THOS. p. ATKINSON, ,nlittec r. Z
WIN. T SUTHERLIN, >Lodse. No I22
Danville, April H. 1851. [spl I7-fwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

~ inst We will sell at auction in from, Of the
Market House, at 10 O'clock
l. cases prime mass Licoricc,
Is do do stick do
50 half boxes Raisins,
BedstcaaS. chairs wardrobe, sidcboard looking
glasses, hardware, cutlery. guns &c &c.
Also, or first saddle and harness horses.
MOSBY & HOLCOMBE,
mp l7-It Anctioneers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
sp I7-amif GEORGE r. THURafAN.

HASs " Ws III JVHNSON, HAVING
- permanently located himselfat Amherst C.
House tenders his rvusssicnsl services to the ci,
scns OF the village and surrounding neighbourhood
DR.. J. be found 1t Mr. L. Daniels Hotel at all
times, except when professionally engaged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

E-tVfOSON7d TOWdcT NIH7-I0SN q T.7f.
Hartford, April 1l.-One of Hazards
powder mills at Enfield exploded yester-
day, Instantly killing one of the workmen
and ilJuring two others, one of whom ii is
thought cannot survive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

CERAPHINES.-. Octave SERA-
~ fH1NES, of soft tone in piano-forned cases
for sale lUw. lsp H-t.l A WINSTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

Making Ash
To which, add 1900 hhds old Virginia
and Western. brought from New
York and New Orleans, re-inspec-
ted and embraced in the above ta-
bic, 1900
To which, add for ligh,ness in weight
of hhds. this year heretofore casks
weighing from to 500 lbs. were not
counted this wear they are making
an average ola; Icas, $50 his N hhd) 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

The Wheeling Times learns that Jenny
Lind viii sing in that City on 2ls; or 22t
inst. That's certain it says.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

The Richmond Wing of Saturday in-
forms us that "Sir Henry Bulwer, minis
ter from Great Britain, accompanied by
his lady and nephew, arrived in town on
yesterday, and took lodgings at the Ex-
change Hotel"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
Z Los rs. CAssIMrnEs ANDvIs-

~ TlNGs.-Thc suhuribef has ore 81 tho
largest and best stock of Cloths, Cashmere bnd
vcatines ever offered IL this market. Gentlemen
have their garments made up 10 the n,ost fasi-
Ionable manner, MS he has in his employment Mr..
James McMnckin experienced tailor from r.ii-
8loiphie. and III warranted in every instance:
Bioley's fne black twiIed Cloths,
Blue, olive, green and brown Cloths,
Summer cloths every description,
Linen costines and croton cioihi
Plain black Docskins.
Plun and fgd black Caraimcre4.
Fancy CaBsincrca il great variety.
Black aud coI'd fg a silk ycstings,
Maraailes Vcstinsr, some beautiful styles,
Itch White tie'd sik yc.tipss Tor parties.
White MatBailes do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
Z 'ARPETs, IsUGs, MATS, All,
" 1 L 4. IEIiDIrIa IL

n
APEfL 4 1871
brussels flrpciips, tapestry pattern.
, ply. A. power loorp catprting.
:" 4 exira super ingram do
% q "A superino do do
" =" A lie do do
Wool filling aul cotton waIp do
"A twillel Vcnciion do
"a plain d. a
S-4 md s 3 fwilled and plsn do do
4 4 white and a. checked Ipdir mating,
5 4 white do do
Iud.1 rr1gF malta worcfcd trimming.
Clinolle door inott.
Tur,cd rugs, chcuele ditto extra r;rh
a. ca. 81, lG-i, and oai oh cloths for bulls and
dining t0orus,
"A, "a ard 8 4 furniture oil cloths
The above goods af the newest Ieeirns md
VIII be sold extremely hw ior caSh OF 10 pnnc,tmi
IN n ~ NM u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

NOTICE---To the heirs Of Ben iarnin Smith.
In deceased, and all concerned. Know We thar
at the next term of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancory, held for the county of Frank
LIN, at the Courthouse thereof. commencing the
9Th day Of May next. application will he made
for on order 70 remove from this State I'll rcneys
and effects belonging 10 James Kemp, as Curator
Of George B. Wocdson Of Missouri
n J. POWELL,
Attorney in fact fer James Kemp Curator
arl i7-w4w- Of George u. Wcodson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
~ no. 4, Exlra-exirn MoicsL i.
G Hats,

Made iy WIZ. r. REsrr s. Co--ArrrL 4 1851
GEORGB VI. RCCkER bns jus; received ehd Of
fer- In sale, many vcry beoutiiui and desirable
goods for g snilomoh's wear. such ~
Siis, fur and pnnurin HITS,
Farmers Sa;ins. cipths casaimeres, vcsiirf4
Cravais, hdkfs, gloves, umbrellas, &c Sc.
=, 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

ON SATURDAY MORNING 10Th

Tho above sale is postponed until TUESDAY.
the a2d inst. apl l7-2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
Lynchhur; uarxeis.-Apr IC.

tEovfsToSs.-Bacon stocks old nearly ezhsrs.ad,
New coming il slowly and commands 9lel0. The
quantty to come in from the South-west is report.
ed as very ineonsderabIe. For the past week less
animated in market.
rLorR--Sales s33asss for supcrfne.. stocks
accumulatiag. Family siias5 as to quantity and
qu1l.ty.
MrAL--6J to 20
GRaIN--Corn 20 to 75 cts; Oats 35a37 cents.
GrAEo.-Best Peruvian So per ton.
PLAsTER.-Lump So; Ground none in marker.
SueARs.-Ncw Orleans Z 1a9 cts; Porto Rico 7 to
10 cts. Clarified l21 cts. Loaf III to l21 set
CLOVER SEED.-s4sas5 from wagons.
WmsKY.-Mountain 81 dull--Langhorne s
Hunts 30 cents.
BEEswAx.-20 to2l cents.
BUTTERFLY Is, cts. dull for No. l..
BRasDY.-Apple, 35ai0; Peach, none offering
BAR IRoS.-ss0as5 assorted.
CorrEE--Rio Ia to Is cts. Laguira II to u;
Mocha 90.
CousTRY LixrSs.-Tow II TO II! |, Flax l2al els.
CoTroS YARSs.-Saics 1920 cts.
FEATHERs.--32 to 80 cts.-Scarce.
WooL.-29 to 33 cts. in de,nsnd
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 379 very scarce
GiXs EYG.--3J cts.
FLAX SErD-Sales 10 per So b.
FIsm-lIerrings, No. /, ssl; Sind. old g 80
new SO; Mackerel, No, 3, $3.50.
TAILow.--s to 81 cts.
TaR.-s3.j0 pcr Dbl.
IlrNr-We quote 60 to- c. ia demand
LrxsEED OiL.--Sja90cis.-in demand.
LARD.-I0 cts but little in the market
MoLAssFs.-Wesi India 70 to 40 cts. per gallon;
a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
L,INE GATHERINGS, M1yTIY1;s.

II E4sEI I'LL = BNHSy TN 4 mus,
Il 3'e-flPestry velvet Carpotings, very SicL.
Tapestry Brussels do 4.
2 Fly do
. ply do
Common do
a.. 81 and Cd white Mating
~, 81 and ca checked do
~, "a and 81 Oil Competing.
TiPcstry Velvet Rugs
Common do
12.4 Floor Cloth.
Al q the above Csrpeijnes are really beautiful
and cheap a. D.T.c FETERB'S.
mar 27--ifis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

XNMITTEMOisE's, LUCl1Y OF.

= IT 'T''V' NJ "4N"3' 5'7vU III IlF'F' II Nol
viii buy the tickets at
apI la-lt MeCRERN'S T,-L, orr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

a. FOR RENT. COMFORTABLE
MI family si,l.sce oB West Street. The dwell
ing ia of Brick with eight rooms, wrh neeeesar,
cut.houges st,aohed and there il well u good wa
'cr on flie lDt with sgrecsile variety 81 ehrnb
berry Fer particulars enquire at this Office.
sp 15-2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
Frcights up ana Down the Canal

Tobacco, leaf (per hogshcad.) 81
Do. manufactured, (pcr hox,) l2I
Flour, (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (Per tony 90
Pig Iron, (per TONI 90
Lead, Zig and Shot, (rer ton) 90
Plaster, (pcr TOM 90
Salt, (Per sack.) 81 tnS
Merchandise and Produce, (pcr l0O.) SOLO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
x TIENXION! GENTLEMEN.-.

! n Your presence j. respectfully soIic;td ut
cOLHOUN q HOLT'S. 10 cxanin. snperi, stock
Of French and Germ clnfha. MI colours cassi-
rneres- docskna, lincn Jriils; -ik satin and Mar
seillce sc4iugS an elegant selection OF parry yes-
tings, haUdk'G slovca, bwirfy six umbrellas &C..
g. M 7-igis
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-07

No MsnE Cows There is no doubt some quackery il,
the conductors trade but there ignorance For the
benefit Of both him and his PATIENTS will now disclose
secret which will relieve humanity from load Of misery not
the less difficult to bear than it ID unped ridiculous The
cause Of corn and likewise of the torture they OCCASION
simple friction; and, to lessen friction you have only use
yourtoe you do in like circumsancesa coach. wheel
ubcate with oily substance The best and cleanest
thing 10 little sweet OIL rubbed upon the affected part
CATER the is carefully parody with The finger which
should be done getting up the morning and just before
stepping into bed at night In few days the pain will d.
minsb, and in few days wllceas when the nightly
application may be discontinued. .t
The writer Of this paragraph suffered from these horrible
eIcrescences for years He tried all sorts Of nibe things
and submitted to the manpuaions Of the cordoctor but all
In vain the he tried Danish the more they wouldn't
go; if they did CO. (which happened twice under
the strong prevament Of causc) they always
return with tenfod venom Since he tried the OIL some
months ago. he has had pain and able take as much
exercise he chooses Through the influence Of this mild
persuasive Of the nqutous of his has already
taken itself off entirely the others he still pares inter-
vals but suffering Inconvenience whatever from them, he
has houghtit have causc which
sometimes carefully used and vinegar and water applied
at the toe almost much the actual
cautery.-C h0mberss Journal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-07
THE CITY ELECTION.

The election Monday for portion Of City Officers
resulted in the choice Of WILLIAM j. MCCORMICK Re-
gistsr, RoBERr J. ROCHE Collector; and HEsRr W.
BALL as City Surveyor.
There also elected Alderman and three Members
Of the Common Council for each ohe wards and As
in three Of the wards The of the persons
chosen to these stations will Re asceaned by referring the
returns published below.
The question recently submitted to the voters of applying
to Congress for such amendment Of the City Charter
provide for the election Of all the City Officers by the people
has been carried by large majority, SO far the
pressed an opinion upon il. f."
The votes for Register Collector, and Surveyor stated
in the suboined table: a @@
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-07

RoBIx SroRY.We heard story Of the performances OF
robin in the garden of of our citizens on Friday lass
which interested W not e nssmuch the little creature
and his mate exhibited sgaciy amounting TO human rea-
SON. The incident occurred the garden Of Mr. John Bro-
ham, which is large one, reaching from his house ID Olive
street over to Warren street. While he attending to
some part Of it, his house, robin few about him appa-
reny in great excitement He took but little notice Of at
first 1.-THE bird persevered in every effort to attract his at
tention, and waS successful Mr. B. remembered that
there was robins nest in at the end Of the garden,
and thought there might be trouble there, and started
10 that direction The bird accompanied him. keeping close
by bis sde chsering violently al they way On approach
ng the be found the female bird equaly agtaed and
on taking deliberate observation discovered very young
robin sitting the high fence and below nteny watch
ing it. and ready pounce upon II on the failure OF ito At
tempt reach the tree Mr. B. drove away the cat when
the birds instantly to the assistance Of their young
one, encouraged 10 try it's edged wings for the tree
which il did and safely reached It's nest tohe great apparent
delight Of the whole feshered family The bird had seen
enough Of Mr. B. know that he would not inure It or s
progeny knew that he could protect them, and knew how
to attract hs attention and lead him to the scene OF
and knew that it would not be safe for It to encourage lis
young make any effort to reach the tree while the
dreaded enemy below ready spring upon Il IN case Of
its failure. IL not all this very akin to humsn reason
" " i2ft 'to1 Metz Hapen Palladium.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-07
F1nsr WARD,

FIRST WARD < 4
F., AHerosea-w, B. Msssaser, sss; Scattering, 8
To gil the vacancy-W, y, Dove, 20S; Ihos +. MOI
For couneiin.sa-ssamusl E. Douglass, as4; Horato
Easily, 26l Jas. Kelly, 1873; w. H. MnnI, 1853; a. M.
p. King, l23s Charles Calvert, SO. strss a
sSlt SrcosD WARD. fga. sa tr
For Aiaerm0's-John Wilson, 226 John A. Blake, 1888;
Pr Councilmen-N. Callan, 362 Joel Downer, 25s |;
!. Ennis 1879; j. r. Barr, Ill Geo. W. Stewart l6l |;
a. J. Morsell, 1856. Powell, los John McDuel, 3d.
For Assessor-P Plant, $40; Hauptman, i2s H. Combs,
IA; Williamson, 8.
THIRD WARD
For Adtrman-Dr. Joseph Borrows. 2ls, s. P. Frank
lin, 1871 ; J. w. Deeble as. " "
| For Councilmen--siias H. Hill, $50, c. P. Wsnnal,
259; Joseph Bryan, 1913 ]. W. Davis 1873; E. F. Queen
1875; u. A. M. Duncsnson, l24; w. Watt, l3. &.
FouRrH WAaD.
I For Alderman. w. Maury, 5l6 Mr. Flowers, 6.
For Counciimen-Thomas II. Havenner, 29l Michael
p. Mohun, 26s j. p. Pepper 2S6; H. W. Winter, 22l
Mathew Butler, l3s Michael Larner, l2o
Plowman 1902; J. Mcclure, 90; T. Hurdle, so; Scatter
ing6.
For Aldcrman-John L. Writ ls6; John G. Fitzpatrick,
For Councilmen-J. C. Brent, l7O Thomas Hutching.
.on. 1855 j. J. Muloy, l57; F. Y Nsylor 1874, ]. B.
| Iardella, %, F. Wbyss, ~. ri
sixrH WARD.
For aldrman--Jsmes A. Gordon, 1854; Robert Clarke,
TIA. .
as7 lanes Gull 26s Samuel A. H. Marks, 1876 ssmue
| ,mstead. As; Charles C. Edeen, IL
For Assessor-Daniel E. Keaey, 1872; John L. Marceron
1873. - -, E1a .
For Alderman George Page, 233 p NJ Pearson, ISs
Poy Cosncit0sca-D. Johnson, 259 E.. Wheeler, 256
II. Van Rsswck, i6l W. r. Riley, l59, Joseph Parsons
81 |; Robert CockereI, 26. ..... rs..
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OFFICIAL.
PAYMENT OF us. FIVE PER CENT. STOCK.

TlEAsuRr DsrAsTHrsT, JUsx s, 1851.
The holders Of the Five per Gent Stock issued under the
act of Congress approved the 10th August ls46, edeemabe
at the pleasure Of the United States after the 9th August
1885, are hereby notified that the principal Of said stock to-
eehsr with the sem-annua interest which will then be due
upon it, will be paid after the above day, at the Trsa
sury Of the United States the Of the same or TO
their legal representatives, the presentation and delivery
Of the certificates duly assigned in the usual manner TO the
United States and that all interest said stock will cease
and determine after the above date.
Those owners Of this stock who may desire can receive
payment the amount at any time previous to the 9th Au
gust next, presentation, assignment and delivery OF the
certificates above together with any accrued interest up to
the time of such presentation and payment
THO. CORWIN,
June 6-5t Secretary Of the Treasury.