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American telegraph., 1851-05-27

DEPARTMENT CLERKs.--We understand the
Secretary of War has called upon the heads of
each Bureau in his Department to prepare q
report, on the subject of salaries and the classi
tication of Government clerks, in answer to the
resolution Of Mr.. Hunter, passed at the extra
session of the Senate
We purpose making some extended remarks
upon the subjects of clerks, clerkships, salaries
the appointing power, and those who exercise
it, In elections there may be abuses, but in
appointments there can hardly be the absence
Of it. We have some historical "reminiscences
and some modern instances, which we shall use
in their proper places, and among them are
facts to which We have given credence with
more reluctance than to any revelations that
ever came to our knowledge +,
We do not mean to be the chroniclers of petty
scandal, nor of the traduction of private char
acter; but we shall be the publishers of truths
that the American people have right to know.
we are believers in the integrity of the people,
ana the advocates of the exercise of political
power by them; and why they should designate
the men who are to fill the offices under the
Government, is the thing we wish to make an.
parent There can be great deal more elect.
ing done by the people than many are WILLING
10 oeheve. In the mean time, however, til,
present inequalities in salaries and duties ar.
worthy serious inquiry.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

EXCITEMENT IN ScHooL.-Miss Virginia Wal
ker, daughter Of Mr.. Chas. Walker, was yester-
day afternoon seized with convulsions, at the
public school taught by Miss King, on street,
and for many minutes was supposed to be in a
dying condition. One of the Trustees happened
to be present, who, with Miss King, did every
thing possible for the relief of the child, until
the arrival of DIR. Eliot. We mention the cir
cumstance because of some foolish and extra
VACANT report respecting her Illness She is
to-day quite recovered.
Tomorrow morning at half-past o'clock
the ceremony of crowning the Queen of May
will be performed by this school at Temperance
Hall. 1t will be sight worth seeing
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

MOUNT VEsUvIUs.-The scheme of extin.
gushing Vesuyius by canal from the sea
gains favor in this country, and some of the
editors think it an excellent project, as, if the
sea does not put out Vesuvius, vesuvius will
warm the sea, and then boiled fish will be cheap.
We never thought of the fish, not regarding the
proposition as of that kind but it did occur to
us that if Vesuvius should get the better of the
aqueous element, there would be fine depo-
site Of salt.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,
Up TO IL o'clock, M, today.

Gadsby's-M Murdoch, Baltimore; George Tiffany,
DO; shepperd, Norfok Peal, Tennessee; Fogg, st
Louis; Hon Yuiee, Florida DIR Hodges, Md;
Eyerheld, DO; VIM Paxton, Pennsylvania; Profes-
sor Means, Oxford, Ga; Nolan, do do; Hon Brent
baltimore; Barkley, Texas; James Hubbart Georgia.
United states-W Hardey, Lady, and servant,
Louisiana; Q Stone, New York; A Merriand, do;
Isaac Hartshorne, Maryland Dillard New Orleans
L Halcomb, Georgia; II 0 Meigs do.
Lists furnished us by - o'clock, m, will be published
correctly.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

To DEADEN THE SOUND OF AN ANvrL.-If q
chain, about one foot long, formed of q few
large links, is suspended to the small end of an
anvil 1t win destroy that sharp, thrilling noise
produced by striking on it with the hammer
the vibrations of the anvil are extended to the
chain, which absorbs them without producing
any sound. This is good advice to ANYBODY
who has blacksmith, or, worse yet, copper
smith for neighbor.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
.ywAsIiINGTON,
A- To rnn punncFrom the list day of July, 1851 n.

BE- To THE PuBLcFrom the LIST day of July 1851 the
postage on the Daily ameican Telegraph, Washington
city, D. will be, PEI, quarter ia udpaace as follows:-
Fifty miles or under 25 cents; over fifty and not over
three hundred 5ocens three hundred and not ex
eeedng one thousand, 70 cents, &C. Amy person wishing
10 be served for three months after the above date need
only pay his quarters POSTAGE and send us gold dollar
aud silver quarter in small etterposage paid of
courses or five dollars for year. The Telegraph indie
pendent in politics. polite, moral agreeable and familiar
prompt in furnishing the news, and a terror to all evil
doers
Editors OF weekly and other papers desrous to
change with us pay the difference in the prices of
subscription by giving few insertions to the whole of
this notice
WASHINGTON, May p, 1851.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

CENTRAL HEAT OF THE EARTH.-Mr. Mac.
adam supposes the earth to be q crust twenty.
five miles thick, resting on red-hot round sea
at the centre Of our planet, in the same way
that spheroid Of water lies on a red-hot plate
The internal crust is like concave mirror, anc
the hot fluid mass like sphere with On atmo.
sphere of vaporized metal between the two
This arrangement, he imagines, will communi
cate to the habitation of mankind an agreeable
warmth just adapted to his nature.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
Comm ercial.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, May 26-5 p m.
We note sales to-day Of 900 bbs Howard street -four at
$4.25 and 100 bbls, choice brands, at $4.31L
Small sales of Maryland red Wheat at 90@D96c good
to prime lots load of Pennsylvania red was sold at
0Sc., and another of ordinary Penn white at 10oc
Sales of Corn at 6061c for white and Soc for yellow
A load of Pennsylvania yellow was sold at 800.
We quote oats at 3S@42c-sales.
Small lots of bacon have been run off at I107 15c for
Shoulders 10 for sides and from to lie for hams.
The demand for whisky is very limitedsmal sales at
23c for Penn bbs, and &c for hhds Baltimore bbs sell
ut 23c.-Ameyican.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

THE ORIGINAL New ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE
filed odd-Felows Hall last night to overflow
ing. The expectations Of the people were ex-
ceeded The music was splendid, the jokes
telling, the dancing admirable, and the encores
hearty. The newspapers have sent but a fair
report in advance of this troupe.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The centre three
story brick building of Boyle's Row, corner of
Z and Sixth streets, near Judiciary Square, was
sold at public auction yesterday afternoon, by
Messrs. Dyer & Mcclure, for $4,000. Mr..
Vim. L. Bayly was the purchaser
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

PROMOTIONS AND APpoINTMENT-We learn
that Mr.. J. B. Erwin, of N. G., has been pro-
noted to a $1,000 clerkship in the Bureau Of
Provisions and Clothing, in place of Mr.. File
brown, promoted to the chief clerkship; and
that Mr. II. II. Heller, of N. c., has been ap-
pointed clerk in the Navy Department proper,
in place of Erwin, promoted.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

WHAT LIoUoR DoEs.-Anthony Martz, Ger.
man, in Philadelphia, got drunk on Saturday
night, and fell from garret window, which
killed him. The Sun reports the case, but deli
cately says he chad indulged too freely in
beer"
WHAT WATER DoEs.-The SIN also tells of a
hne-looking horse that attempted on Sunday
afternoon to get drink from the schuylkill,
at Coates street wharf above the dam, when he
lost his balance and fell but, after encounter.
ing many perils, he made good his escapei
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

THE CENTRE MARKET was full of every thing
good and beautiful this morning. Beef, NUT
ton, eggs, butter, green peas, cherries, straw
berries, flowers, ladies, and ourselves. All
were in the market, and on reasonable terms
the two latter very high nevertheless, and rea-
sonable at that ,....a
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

FINELY CAuGHT.-offcer wm Lewis pros
trated himself to rest, on q cellar-door in Phia-
delphia, on Saturday night, when Rat Allen.
alias Joseph Allen, and Edward McCann came
by, and, thinking he was asleep, tried to steal
his watch, whereupon he captured them both
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
On Monday 26th instant Mrs. MARGARET KELLY,
daughter of Mr. EDWARD MCQUEEN Ia the 18th year OF
her age, after painful and most distressing sickness of
four weeks but borne with the fortitude and resignation
Of n christian.
AT College Ill., d. C) on the morning Of the 10th inst
after very short illness of congestion Of the brain,
LEMUEL j. BACON, Of the Rev. JOEL s. BACON,
d. d., President Of Columbia College, aged IL years.
On the 18th inst, in Warrenton, Virginia. (where she
had gone but few days previously Mrs CATHARINE
POWELL the widow of the late Major BURR POWELL de.
ceased, of Middleburg, Virginia.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

Ye who do not wish to be led into temptation
had better not read the advertisement of James
I. Lloyd & Co. Do you smoke our joke?
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

"NoT ONE JEW Eww--PATRIoTIsM. is said
that not one Jew, during the Revolutionary
war, took part against the Liberty party, and
that the jews have always taken the part of
freedom against oppression.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

REDUCTION OF FARE.--On the Baltimore anG
Ohio Railroad, reduction has been made il
the price of through tickets to Pittsburg ant
Wheeling
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

ARRIVALS. We observe among the names OF
the books at Gadsby's Hotel this morning thos,
Of Senator Yulee, of Florida, and Professo,
Means, Of Oxford, Georgia. The latter gentle
man is on his way to Europe.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

DIR. VAN PATTEN is placing very pretty
iron balcony in front of his rooms on the ave.
nue., near Browns Hotel that was and is to be.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
NEW YORK MARKET.

sh. *.%# NEW York, May 26--6 p. m.
Sales of 6O00 bbls -four at $418 @4.25 for standard
brands, and $450D475 for southern.
Genesee wheat sold at 1l5c Sales of 10000 bushels
at 59@6Oc for Mixed and 6o@6lc for round yellow
Rye T6c. Oats 47(949c. Il.
Sales of 700 bbs mess pork at $1475. Lard Il in bbs
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
SECOND WARD.

R3- MEssRs. EDrToRs Please announce the following
as suitable for the suffrage Of the citizens Of the
Second Ward, at the approaching election
For Alerman--LAMBERT TREE;
Common Councilmea-N. CALLAN, J. II. BARR, and
b. y. WILLET;
RegiSter-WM J. MCCORMICK;
CbLector-R j. ROCHE;
Issessor-GEoRGE III. PLANT. may 2i-3t%
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

MERCHANTS, initiate the new arrangement
on Seventh street See the advertisement
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

The annual convention Of the Episcopa
church of the diocese of New Jersey will com
mence in Burlington on Wednesday next, til,
2Sth instant.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

WASHINGTON CITY WATcH-HoUsE.-J. Wallis,
colored gentleman, was last night very drunk,
and somewhat disorderly, and therefore "got
tuck up" Captain Goddard fined him one dol
lar and costs this morning, and let him 60.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE
TTNHE following named Gentlemen have been se,ect.d
as Managers for the Ball to be given for the beneft
Of the FREEMANS yIGILANT TOTAL ABsTINENCE
SOCIETY," which will take place at the Saloon a. Tar,ne
rance Hall, on Tuesday evening, June 3D.: -
J. d. Clarke, p X. Kelley,
deorge Savage, William Coae
Al Cunningham, b. 7. Starke,
A. Harrington, J. Senpleton
Selby Parker, w. W. Demnine
Y. X. Offut, DR. Walcb
John Mills d. peirce
William w. Thompson, Charles TURNER
John Thompson, A. Duyall. ..
A. v. Cross, b. p. Bell
The Managers requested 10 meet nj Tho Saloon AZ
Temperance Hail. this Tuesday evening 9th inst, at
ociock' may 27--dtJune3
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May 27-2 p. m
Riot at Hoboken.
Expressly for this paper.

A1Ot NJ HObOken.
A dreadful riot occurred at Hoboken last
night. A party Of Germans having festival
were attacked by number of young men,
when disgraceful fight ensued, in which fire.
arms were freely used. The Germans drove
their assaiants from the ground. The rowdies,
reinforced by o party of Irish, renewed the
contest; but after severe fight, in which
many were injured, the Germans were again
victorious On their return to the ferry they
were again attacked, when a fearful fight en-
sued, in which three or four were killed, and
many dangerously wounded.
The New York police refused to assist in
quelling the riot, and the sheriff's posse and
two companies of military, from Jersey City,
proceeded to the scene of action, and finally
stopped the disturbance. Sixty arrests were
made. AT three o'clock this morning all was
quiet.
The cotton market is unsettled. Flour
81 - to $4 18.
WILMINGTON, Del, May 27-2 p. m.
Explosion OF POwder-mill.
One of Gareches powder-mills blew up this
morning-two men killed and three wounded.
Loss four thousand dollars-insurance small
BALTIMORE, May 27-2 p. m.
Flour 81 25. Grain remains unchanged
Congressional Election.
BosroN, May 26.
The Congressional election in the second dis
trict has resulted in the election Of Hon. Robert
Rantoul, jr., Free-soil Democrat, by plurality
of about 1000 votes. In the fourth district Mr..
Thompson, Wing, is chosen by majority not
exceeding 100 to $50 votes. The few returns
received from the seventh district indicate the
return of Bishop, the Coalition candidate.
Sailing of Steamers Cherokee and Bro
ther Jonathan.
New YORK, May 26-11 p m.
The steamers Cherokee and Brother Jonathan
sailed this evening, each with large number
Of passengers.
Mr. Webster.
ALBANY, May 26.
Daniel Webster will arrive here tomorrow
evening, upon the invitation of large number
of citizens, including many Democrats. He
speaks at the Capitol on Wednesday, and in the
evening will dine at Congress Hall, by invita-
ton Of the young men of the city.
..... Church.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.
In the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church to-day, the judiciary committee sub
mitted a report on the complaint of VIM. Lively
against the Synod of New York, which was re-
ferred to the next general assembly. A resolu-
ton was adopted expressing the desire of the
assembly that Mr.. McGill retain the office of
professor in the western theological assembly,
which he had recently resigned. 1t is under
stood that he will acquiesce The report of
domestic missions had been submitted. The
resignation Of S. A. Alexander, professor in
Princeton seminary, was accepted.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

JOSEPH Dunn, a comedian, aged twenty-five
years, died at New York on the 28d inst. Poor
fellow he has tagged" the farce Of life!
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
THIRD WARD.

GENTLEMEN: take the liberty Of nominating J. A. NJ
DUNCANSON, esq., to the voters of the Third Ward fo
the Board Of Common Council He is not only QUALIFIED
represcnt well the peculiar local interest of the Third
Ward, but the general interests OF the whole city H.
may 24-dte
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

The ancient custom of tossing an offender up
in blanket has been revived in California.
Ezchange.
But is the offender much revived by it?
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
S5 REWARD
SUPERIOR DAGUERREoTYpEs Premium /!

SUPERIOR DAGUERRE0TYPES-1st Premium I!
II. wHTTEHURST has extended the field Of his op-
,t crations ground than any daguerreo-
typt in the country. His Galleries may be found on
Pennsylvania avenue, between y and 9th Streets No.
20T Baltimore street Baltimore; broadway and
Leonard street, Now York; No II Main street Richmond
Sycamore street, Petersburg; Main street. Norfolk; ana
Main street Lynchburg, Virginia
His beautiful and highly finished cectro,Daguerreo
types an extraordinary Improvement insuring Iutu
and highly finished likenesses in q few seconds
j. H. W. calls the attention OF the pubic generally 70
his elegantly furnished Gallery over Lane ana fuckers
now storc where free exhibition of pictures will be
given .,,,, =. ,,.
otypcs at the recent Fair of the Maryland Institute, he
,rsa poyynrled tbe first medal by the judges "
Lkenesscs Of every description copied and rostmorem
cases attended to. ap 30--d6mo
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

B The undersigned presents himself to the citizens
Washington a Candidate for the Office of COLLECTOR
OF TAXES. Itmsy be proper TO state that for twelve
years past the duties of his Office under the Corporation
have been to digest and make from the returns of the
Assessors and other the textbooks for the
the Collector from which the tax-bis copied The
in which he has discharged his duties during
time is, he trusts, sufficient guaranty to his llow-c
zens of his qualifications for the Office.
may 2I-dte* w T., HOWARD
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
, Youso MEs's DRAMATIC AssocArros, Groaur-

YouNG MES's DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, GEORGE
TowS-It will be seen by the advertisement
that Mr. Glenn, late of our theatres, is now
connected with the above company. We are
assured that the members have already made
great improvement under his valuable instruc-
tion-the effect Of which we anticipate with
pleasure at their performance tomorrow WED
nesday) evening.
The NATIONAL HOTEL is assuming noble
appearance, the rear being elevated to level
with the front
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

THIRD WARD.
RH- G. p. WANNALL is q candidate to represent this
Ward in the Common Council of the city.
NAV 26-te
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
GREAT BARGAIrst

Il f. MUDD MERCHANT TAILOR, ID street, between Sew
cnh and Eighth invites the attention of his ctsto-
and the public generally to his choice assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, consisting of Cloths,
Cassmercs Cashmcrecs and vostings of every descrp
tionall of which he will make up TO order the most
reasonable terms. o..
All orders punctually attended to- Making and trim.
ming done in the best for those who furnish their
own cloth. .. d.
Thankful to his friends for past fayors he respectfully
soicts continuance of the same. may 26--dlwt
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
FOURTH WARD

81 JOHN MAGUIRE is presented to the voters of the
Fourth Ward as q candidate for ASSESSOR, and will be
supported by MANY VOTERS.
may 26-NT ThRSatA
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
JoURNEYMEN PLAsTERERs.

nN MONDAY, the I'd day of June the Journsym,e
Plasterers Of the city of washington are s ~
10 assemble at the City Hall at hafpast ciock IN, ~
consider all subjects affecting their Interests ~ Is hopc
that every ourneyman will before the abovenamed day
inform his employer Of the purpose herein expressed
may A--eotd ONE VI lnE 'oohS
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
THIRD WARD.

Bs~ JOSEPH W. DAVIS Is presented to the voters o
Third Ward n candidate for the Board of COMMON
COUNCIL, and will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
mav17-td
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
DECEIVED THIS DAY, by Adams

DECEIVED THIS DAY, by Adams g.
H. Co.'s Express " @g tt ta1NH
New style Bonnet Innings, very pretty and cheap The
Ladies invited to call and see them.
Also additional assortment of White Gloves, Hosiery,
&C., for Ladies and Gentlemen. a". as
Chdrens Hosiery, figured and white, in great abun-
dance Imitation Shell-combs very beautiful, for so n
and rs cents Who would wear comb for $40, when the
experienced observer scarcely discover die-
renee? t.as,a ..@. l.-.9 h. ufs. .ae#n .44a saT
Also an elegant assortment of FANS, varying in price
from 4 cents to $3 very handsome.
Also Gimp and Straw Bonnets suitable for summer.
Ribbons, Laces, Edgings, etc, etc. E." vs.,
All Of which will be sold cheap, for cash, at j..
MRS. e. MOFFETTS Store,
may 22-tr seventh street, OPP. Odd-Fellows' Hall.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
More Developments Of Rum Rowdyism

QH0 REWARD will be given for the detection and
qpCO prosecution Of the Rum Roudies ,oho battered
my store door breaking the glass; the night of Monday
the 26th instant.
The perpetrators Of this outrage supposed to be
Of those youths who got drunk at the bar kept
Carusis, ON the night Of his May Ball. and who had the
disgraceful fight In the of Rev. Smiths Church.
or o'clock the night, TO the alarm and terror
the inhabitants In that peaceable neighborhood The
above reward will be given for such information will
lead TO the detection and prosecution Of the perpetrators
of this outrage
may T-3t GEO. SAVAGE.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

IMPORTANT DECISION lit has been de-
| cided by numerous citizens that FRIEDENWALD a
~, have the largest and best selected stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING in the city, to which they are
constantly adding. They have also very handsome as
sortmcnt of BOYS CLoTHNG, which they will sell yery
cheap GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING STORE
may 2G--tf Pcnna. av., doors below 10th st.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
SECOND WARD

ne DANIEL HAUPTMAN is presented to the voters
ofthe Second Ward, suitable person for ASSESSOR,
at the ensuing election, and will be supported by
may 2T-TuTh&S3t MANY VOTERS.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
SECOND WARD.

The following ticket will be warmly supported in the
SECOND WARD by numerous yoters
For 4lderman--JoHN WILSON; #
(b,l1n0R COuncilnnen-(tRAFT ALTON POWELL, NICHOLAS
CALLAN, JAMES r.. BARR;
Cb7ector-R J. RocHE Surreyor-JAs. t. CATHcART;
44ssessor--GEo X. PLANT. TuTh&Sat#
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
CITY COLLECTOR,

SEVENTH WARD
Rfs- JAMES PARSONS is a Candidate in this Ward fol
the Common Council may 26-tf
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
SECOND WARD

SECOND WARD.
MEssRs EDITORS: You will please announce Mr.. BEN
JAMIN WILLIAMSON as suitable Candidate for the
Office of ASSESSOR for the Second Ward, and oblige
may 27-1t MANY VOTERS.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
JOSEPH WIMsATT,

GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, & LIQUORS
Cor. Of Iena$ytroaia 1pcnRe and Thi,teenth street,
may 26 1WAsHIYGToS Cry d. o. d&y
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
BOARDING.
RnARnINa

N8N & BOARDING.
MI ~. WoRTHINGT0N, ON the north side of street,
" louI doois east Of Tenth, is prepared to accom-
modate Married and Single Gentlemen with Board and
pleasant rooms. Also Meals without lodging
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

DEPSIN, the Celebrated DYSPEPSIA
IL Curer.-A new supply of this valuable medicine re-
ceyed to-day for SALE at$l per bottle Dyspepcs are in
vited to try it. sI7T
49,. For sale by j. f. CALLAN,
may 23--tr Seventh street, opposite the Post Office
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
SANS sOUCI,

N0Yth Sl0e u street, near Tenth. .a1"l
II w. WORTiIINGT0N will welcome his friends, at
1 4. any hour Of the day. and will promptly respond
to their calls for refreshments of all kinds Intoxicating
drinks being IF excluded. Breakfasts, Dinners
Suppers, Snacks between Meals, Lemonades, Pop Tempe
Beer Ice Creams, Crabs, etc, always ready In
fne gentlemen will be provided with whatever the
kets afford served up in the best manner and at
able charges. may 17-tf
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
Soft Crabs, Lynhaven Oysters, and Picked
nsyrt .s-

II UST received, at the EMPIRE RESTAURANT, these
u delicacies together with the regular Bill of Fare viz:
Scrambled Eggs, Ham omect, Beef Steaks,
Fresh Fish, Lamb Chops, Broiled Ham,
Fried Pigs Feet, Spring Chicken, Veal Outlet,
Poached Eggs Coffee and Cakes Sardnes, &c.
which win be served UP at short notice.
Also Real Havana Cigars and Old London Dock Bran
dy, with Private Rooms for supper parties Drop in, if
youwan the delcaces of the season, at ALIENS EN-,
PIRE STAURANT near Fourand-a-half street, Penn
sylvania avenue. may21eod6m
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

NJ CHAPLIN candidate for the Office of Collector OF
Taxes at the ensuing June election.
may 21-dtd* MANY VOTERS.
CITY SURVEYOR.
8 We respectfully present to the consideration of the
people w. W. De MAINE suitable candidate for City
Surveyor at the ensuing election. This gentleman is in
every way qualified to discharge the duties of that Office
and win be supported by MANY.
NAV l2-h
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
FOURTH WARE

FOURTH WARD.
MEssRs EDIToRs You will please announce Mr.. JOHN
P. PEPPER suitable person to represent this Ware
in the Board of Common Council, and oblge
may 23-tde HIS MANY FRIENDS.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27
White Sulnhur


DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS, Greenbrier, Va, fo
- sale, in large small quantities. by
j. f. CALLAN.
may 13-f Corner and Seventh SITS.
American telegraph., 1851-05-27

SM0KERS-ATTENTION
IF you want really fine CIGAR, you should call at
il LL0YDS, and try some Of his Genuine Havanas
You will there find Cigars Of all avors and all degrees
Of strength Old Tobacco chewers say that Tobacco
cannot be surpassed either in this or any other city
We would advise an early call, at
JAS 7. LLOYD CO.'S,
may H-eotr Pa nv, 3 doors east Of 18th street