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There would be left net receipt of S1s0Oo00
This amount being equivalent to interest of is per
cent. on the investment
We do not mean to say that so heavy dividend would
be declared OR desirable but show, think
cusvey, that after allowing for any possible errors
overcacuation the receipts of the road would suffice
make the stock paying dividend of eight per
cent besides leaving ample surplus for extending and
improving the accommodation to the public
with the increasing business of the company and justify
ing constant illumination in the rates of toll passen-
gers and merchandise accomplish the great pur-
pose of the work the growth and prosperity of city
1t is the earnest conviction of these facts citizens
that has imposed the duty of laying this address
before you 1t the intense desire feel sec our city
assume the proud rank which nature to have de-
signed for it, which makes duty pleasant and
toll labor of ove' for which we shall feel amply
repaid by the satisfaction of seeing efforts result
your increased happiness and prosperity.
JAMES RoBB, President
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10 PERSONS RuPTuRED.--The many perma-
nent and eecua cures made by DR. Sherman derery
ing OF more than passing notice For particulars see
his advertisement next page.
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Married

On Tulny June II, by The Charles Goodrich Mr. j.
of Kentucky and Miss FRANCES DOW of this city
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millinery .ac0slen.,y.

- 7 II n N NV. w.. M a q u, g
PROFESSOR AND INSTRUCTOR Or FENCING, CAVALRY Ann
INFANTRY TACTICS
Has opened MILITARY SCHOOL, at Anory Hall the First
Brigade opposite Union Row. Cafonelet the following
branches Of the Science, to-wit. i5t
ls... SABRE EXERCISE-for Cavalry md Artillery.
. I'd. SA1ALI+SWORD CUT AND THRUST FENCING--o
fanSry
gouns.
4h INFANTRY TAcTIcs-ns taught at the West Milf
tary Academy.
PROFESSOR MACE Formerly the Military Academy Phia-
dphia) brings testimonials of the highest COMMUNICATION ability
Sworlsman Tacticnn. d,
s OFFICERS POSITIONS DtI.
TIES ON DRILLS DRESS pARADES AND REVIEWS, by
Of Charts w
REvEnESeK-Gen. e. Tracy Col W. W. w Wood. jpQ 2p,f
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FROM Rio IaSKno. BY the arrival at Philadelphia Of
the clipper Grey Eagle dates from Rio Janeiro to the 18th
ult. have been received:
The yellow fever continued to prevail limited ex
tent among the shipping in the port
The British steamship Teyiot of 200 tons, cleared on
the 18th for Southampton, with El0o0oo sterling In
specie
ject for loan for the payment of interest the public
debt II Chamber Of Deputies was considering pro-
iect for granting company the privilege of construct
ing railroad.
Some experiments making, under the sanction Of
the Emperor with view to erecting the electric tee-
graph in Brazil.
Freghts and low The clearances of coffee
from May to May Is. $500 bags For the whole
season the cearlnces exceed 100000 bags Supporters
were quoted 4R1o0 to 4SO0 Firsts $1,000 tod Regu-
lars 5 $50 to $3.50 The flour market was dull.
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MOSQUITO ,Teftiu0.


tF- FIFTEEN HUNDRED PIECES SUPERIOR NETTING, Jus
opened, livery low prices at SIMPSONS,
myl7 2ptf Cana street.
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gsss~ MEssRs. EDIToRs-Please announce Mr.
EDWIN JOHNSON old resident OF the city, good Wing
Candidate for ASSISTANT ALDERMAN for the Third Ward
till the occaoned by the resignation of WINSTON Esq.,
iels MANY FRIENDS
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Further from Texas.

We yesterday received our Texas exchanges brought
by the Louisiana.
CHoLERA.-The Washington Lone Star publishes letter
written by Methodist minister ut Rutersyille in which
he says the cholera is making sad havoc that vicinity
-Four wagoners recently found dead on the road
having died of cholera with near them to witness
their sufferings and death.
MuRpER.--A German was recently found horribly ,nl.
tilated on Buffalo Bayou and he started in boat with
two named Purdy and Henry to 40 up San ia
cinto river after raft it is supposed they committed the
deed Purdy has been arrested but the other still at
large
New lIoTEL,-The Houston Telegraph says that $780,
600 has been subscribed for the erection of splendid ho
tel In that place. which to be the finest building in the
State,
LARGE RoRBERY--A young man named R. NJ Fugate
was attacked Independence and robbed of S2TOO
which he had been out collecting
FoR CALIFORNIA The Huntsville Item states that Gen
Hatch and family and about thirty Others left that
place for California by the overland route Gen Hatch
was formerly the editor of the Huntsville Banner and
was representative in the last Legislature
TIE CRops.-Some of the papers complain that the
favorable and other produce that the
prices will be too low.
IpAs INprASs-The San Antonio Texan of the Sd inst
says: Quite number of lipans visited our city on Sat
nrday last and have been loafng about ever since gam
bling drinking, and begging. Most of them are the
greasest dirtiest looking lords Of the forest we have
ever seen They are not necessarily So for we are in
formed that these dirty looking wretches were fur
nished by Major Howard his late visit to their coun
try with plenty of good blankets other apparel But
these they left at hoe and with their rags and
tags SO as to look poverty as possible for thu
| purpose of exciting the sympathes of our citizens
CoMrLlMENTsRY.-A complimentary ball was given by
the citizens of San Antonio to DR. J D. Wright u A.
who has been surgeon of the military post that place
since lSia, and who is about to leave for the North
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Fresh Goods.
ALTERED MUNROE & Co

AFFIXED MUNNUE q GU,
No. ID MAGAZINE STREET,
TT Have by arrival of the steamship BENZ Franklin,
SOME VERY CHOICE GOODS,
among which SuPERFINE ALPACA COATS WITH VELVET
COLLARS, SUPER LINEN DRILL PANTS, VESTS, SHIRTS, etc.
jr1 2pf
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Selling Off at Nearly Cost.
CLOTHING! CL0THING.!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
IF Are dssons OF closing of present magnificent stock
SUMMER CLOTHING ut prices very the COST, the
goois BELOW COST. All those who wish good call
early they determined to sell person satisfy
selves by giving them call. Their article
usually kept their ne together with BOYS AND CHILDRENs
CLOTHING of every description.
el5 ALFRED MUNROE K co,
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~ viii sell and deliver from this date during the months,
the best Of ASH WOOD Iasn - Is per coId
Also the beoAK WOOD at "a per cord PITTSBURGH COAL
CHARCOAL SAND SHELLS, TAR ETC., etc, will sold equally
ow and fair will be ORDERS left office
Bhn III the Order Boxes the Arcade HOTEL House, H.
curqss Drug Store Triton Walk house Camp street.
Julia and ST. Joseph streets, viii be promptly attended
my22 lin2p E. j. WHITE
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The compromise Resolution.

Inc CompToMse 1AssoAutAoa.
ssss BALTIMORE, June H.
The following is the compromise resolution forming
portion of the platform adopted by the Southern Delegates
in Congress ::
so'cea That the series of measures commonly known
the Gompromise including the Fugitive Slave law,
received and acquiesced in by the wing party of the
United States settlement principle and substance
and AS final settlement. of the dangerous and exciting
questions which they embrace. That so far the Fugi
tive Slave law is concerned will maintain the
and insist on its strict enforcement until time and expe
rience shall demonstrate the necessity of further egisla
ton to guard against its abuse to prevent
its present efficiency from being impaired That we de-
pricate all further agitation Of the Slavery question as
dangerous to peace and will dcountenance all efforts
toward the renewal continuance of such agitation in
Congress out of it, whenever wherever and however
the attempts may be made That we will maintain this
system of policy essential to the nationality
of the whg party and to the integrity Of the Union"
Among the Vice Presidents of the Convention the
Hon VIM Il Goggin Of Virginia, VIM Wha'ey, of South
Carolina, and J. G. Van Wrinkle, of Louisiana.
asp tIJr unitrn NJ O. ann @bin and ]seopIe's liur.
O3iraT aria treaE1
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BALTIMORE, June II, P.
The Convention met to-day at noon, and have occupied
the session. in discussing the rules modes of voting
etc.. which to prevail during its sittings.
General Scettis prospects seem to be Frightening
Newyork Markets,
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Died:
On wednesday afternoon June 6 O'Clock, W r. CAMPBELL
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"A Wis a ELEJIlON. Marie de la Nouyeiles
General de Ia vile Nile-Gaps puuvoyan, rpion do
Ia vile de Ia capital de Ia Compagnie da Grand chn
Mai sss; ''S ''' ct DC e'''' app''aves s
DC Ia vile de la ag capital de Ia C9mpaFnie du Grand
Che, Fer do de jackson da Nord approuvee
Conforuen dispositions appuyte IL
Maj 1852, nltaiee olonnanso cant Ia mnne de nr
dan aS aiogs par "a nge Aee pour poaTyoir
d paees 81 ds corporations de Etnt
capital ea corporations qui e1,repennsn da authorizations neeures
ponvoir ct adipoion capital
AVIS est frdseae dons qnne election LUNDT
les proptts vile ans aar utiie de-
iasites oniaeaPa d. la conpfnie u Grand cbena
tons deux millions de piastrs fonda capital
chslin De Fer de Ia se Orleans, dc Jackson Nerd
Les polls soGt hsures eures auY
endIois eaptas desishts ct la surveillance Dies
PREMIER casyaax rue Nays,es tu.per.
,enrsG D Yaaesy Mark Walton, j. Nes GrscrsJ fay
SECOND wARpcase Pope, comphie Jackson No Is, rae
TRosIEsiE wRbca Poap doapsslc e s1 Tayaur de la
Young n Hawthorn, William Emeraon. Grce W scates
QuATR1EAIE wARD-IIoe CONT rue Cont . lngpecc,ts
Flush E. saionon Geo. c. sssSsr trtters w. ferasule r.
cIrQuESTE wARpcae du Tbaitre drlaans tas l'oreaus
DO AI,nos p DeSete Antoine 6nrs, trei
sxEAE wAKCase ronps No 4, rue de lEIopa eplrs Ro.
yes ct D%u9on lospeseuts- 4 HNnrr NJ Barnett ST.,
sEpTiGME WAnpEsole de Ia erands uongnes, enro
uniSa ct lie sale fach REVERE arer5 cfe-
HulTikAiE WARDS r9inps compaggs iu ph@nix No. $.
S Nc rSe fsa SS l. nAf VIM A.
NEyylEAE WARDc9sz M,dqme esGoue Mon.esut e.
DIxiEME WARpEacosnnrs Nor, Josephine e.
Ga gs I Iqk9r VIM el,aors
Washington, nspectsursW PsrEms AissT phlps .;es
Jonas GroifeEs--Jehn Fitch Win. sallalrs.
Les eours devtont atre As au Mare tonomfmeni Ia 0
ielI a. b. CKoSSMAN, Anirs.
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Ram PASSAGE 1.-The clipper ship Grey Eagle rived
At philedelphia on the 10th inst, having made run
from Rio Jsneiro in twapty and half ds This
isthe shortest passage on reecrd 800
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Telsgraphed to the DAILY Crescent
Nh tbr fInrsr suutbern Iinf.
National Wing Convention.

The Convention last evening adjourned Immediately af-
ter completing organization until to-day, in or
der to allow the Committee on Contested Seats time to
olo,, n
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BObbinet for .NOsqasitO HaTs.
ES PINK, BLUE AND WIITE-superor qualities receives
vt SIMPSONS,
myi7 2pE SO Cann street,
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F5RaIDAY NJ FORMING, JUNE IS, 1852.
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NEwYoRK, Thursday, June II.
The Cotton market is still in an unsettled condition,
and quotations nominal. Flour has been rather
quiet but prices without quotable change. State
brands selling at 81 l21 to 81 and Ohio at 81 %
to 81 S14 q Dbl Corn is active and firm with sales at
90 to &c. n bushei for Mixed Western and 63 to
for Round Yellow. Mess Pork is firm at SIS 371 U Dbl
Picked Meats in fair request at to Ssic u b for
Shoulders, and to CSC. for Hams Rio Coffee - to
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Clothing! Csothsa,g!!

Clothing! C!0thsa,g!!
NORRIS & WAY
ss- Would call the attention of the public to their
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
which, STYLE variety superiority satisfied
will meet their appreciation They will constantly receiving
North, THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND GOODS,
maintain throughout the every thing
sary gentleman's wardrobe, consisting Of
Sup Cold Black cAsHERErTE Froc Sac Frocks sac
- MERINo and
:. ALPACHA
| Genuine INDIA PoNGEE AND sEERSUCKER COATS.
| LINEN DRILL, CANVAS AND BROWN LINEN COATS.
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTS, of every variety pattern
tS And an entire sssortineno
SUMMER VESTS,
(Which they would especially call attention.
| HOSIERY. colored and plain,
GLOVES,
SHIRTS,
And select of SUMNER cRAvATs.
NORRIS s. WAY,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
aps If Under the City Hotel.
Fashionable Clothing.
III The undersigned respectfully invite the notice purchasers
their large and superior stock Of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
embracing NIL that and desirable regards goods styles
workmanship ia
FRoCK AND DRESS COATS,
SAC AND PALETOT COATS,
rANTALOoNS AND VESTS.
THOMPSON g. NIXON,
apis 2ptf 10 Camp street, opposite the City Hotel.
YaCO Hls1alts'fI Infants Robes,
NEEDLE WORK EMBROIDERED,
From Two Dollars to Three Dollars and HALF
WORTH EIGHT DOLLARS.
jel2 st2p VICTOR FEsTE, 90 Charres street.
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l~M I'm We are opening very superior
s{{a-s lot Of Philadelphia manufactured TRUNKS
e25 AfBAGs vAIIsEs 10 which We invite he aiten
ton OF others To BIZ prices
ehAfiEh STREET, lmySl S. ROBB L CO.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

I 81 me CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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ssEap boots, SNOeS esasdS kP3,0gNnS,
WM%S AT WHOLESALE.
Nov landing from ship Norfolk and store, general
ssG risnans sGpped with prime RtsEr BRoGANs, Wool
MEHCAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, al
ylS 2piA W FROST InNa,ozno .,,sa
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RuTTER-200 kegs st. Louis and Ohio Prime
Il , in store and landing, sale by
d & q IN pId
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coMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, CRY OF NKw ORLEANS pe IT. 1880
Ns~ by virtue of the foregoing resolution,
a9ee Is hereby given that will sell auction the
s AZ ~ O'Clock office, the bidder above
n'neu contracts. lIelS tdj U. DEBUYS,
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National WING Conventio,

Bp tI)r EInitrn N. o. ann @bio AMI 49eople's liur.
a. fOtfice inst Charles Street
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EOX'S STARCH--200 boxes, for sale by
IL jels A. D. GRIEFF 4 Co, IS and 10 Old Leyes.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

THE qualified electors of the county
l. of Placer are hereby notified that
pursuant to a proclamation of the Cover
nor of this State, a general election will
be held on Tuesday, the second day of
1852, at which the following
officers are to be elected:
lst, -Four electors for President and
Vice President of the United States.
Cd, Two Members of Congress.
Sd, Two Judges of the Supreme Court.
4th, One clerk Of the Supreme Court.
5th, One Judge of the 1lth judicial
District. t
FOR THE COUNTY OF PLACER.
1st, One State Senator
Cd. Two Members of Assembly. %"
Sd, One District Attorney.
4th, One Sheriff. .gelH.. .tff
5th, One County Clerk.
9th, One County Assessor. gs r--
7th, One County Treasurer. es.c
Sth, One Public Administrator. .
9th, One Coroner. ..a,.t f .r r.G
10th, One County Surveyor. T.
l1th, Two Justices and two Constables
for each Township of said County.
Given under my hand at Auburn, this
llth day of October, A. D. 1852. .aal
.o.. II. FIJI ZSIMMONS,
- County Judge of Placer County,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
). Higgins, Inspector; Mr.. Kibby, Mr.

B. Higgins, inspector; Mr.. Kibby, Mr.. .
Jess, judges. 3 aea '3H eng @
.Middie Fork House-Mr. Woodward,
Inspector; A. Lewis, l.. Bright, judges.
Todd's Ranch. store, DIR.
Trask inspector; and Mr.. Gwynn judges.
Township No. 6. @
Michigan Bluf.-At the store. Benz.
Bonnett, inspector; Mr.. Hatfield, Mr.. Tip
ton, judges. W. q ',''
Stony Bar AT Nc. KEGS store. JUS
tice Trlpp, inspector; James Hudson, ii.
Riddle, Judges.
.2me,ica,, Bar. At Smiths Hotel. DR..
Van Dyke, inspectors; j. F. Johnson, Mr.
Hatch. judges..
Peppermint Bar-At Peppermint Ho-
tel. Nj. R. Chanblin, Inspector R. N.
Macy, VIM. Durham. judges
Drunkard's Bm.-At Drunkard's Bar
House. E. Ro in, Inspector; Capt. God
dard, Mr. Wood, judges. = '''' . r
.4merican Hotioqc.- independence Hall
H. K"hn, Inspector; l.. Hammond, Wm
Smi h, Judges. "
Pcrcrty Bar-At the Bakery Marcus
Smith, Inspector; j.. Fl. Demerest, d. F.
Osborn, judges. "
Yankee Jims.-At the American Eagle.
Isaac A. Avery, inspector; Smith Herrick,
Edwin Waler, judges.
Mad CGnon'-Ar DIR. Dewey's Hotel.
JOHN B. jackson, inspector; DR.. Dewey,
Mr.. Coleman. judges.
| Volcano Canon-At GoodWin's House.
j. N. Williamson, Inspector; John O.
Smith B. f.. Hanford, judges.
SarahsuiUe Ue-Cribbs Hotel. Col. Cribs,
inspector; Mr.. Kennedy, Paul Hill, jdg's.
Oak Grove Bar.-At the store. Jas
Norman, Inspector; j. F. Brenton, iona
than Jimmison, Judges. ....
.4ntoane Canon. the store. MrSlife
inspector; Henry t. Smith, James Har-
rison, Judges. -5.
Hun.bug canon.--- Pennsylvania Quartz
Lead, William Hout inspector; J L Hill
and Daniel c Brown judges. ....f.
Township No. Z.
Ford's Bar, North Fork.-Hal's store
G. ". Hall, inspector; J. DeLisle, N
Barry, judges.
Io,va HM-At Turner's store, E. P.
Turner, inspector; VIM, Smith, j. S,
Howard, judges.
EHSabethto,on-J. }. Priest inspector
Mr. Robinson and Justice Brown judges
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
Synopsis Of the Act to Regulate
Elections. ..

ArtICIe ), H., PROVIDES tnat the IN
sPoot"' oh"n D0 P'eSo"t et t@e- poll from
pear at O'Clock the electors present may
choose an Inspector. n
SIS, Provides that the election board
shall appoint two clerks. ..hHl covua 81
S19, Provides that the inspector, in the
absence OF an officer qualified to admin
ister an oath, may swear the judges and
clerks faithfully to discharge their duties,
and one of the judges shall administer the
said oath to the Inspector. a 3t h5U
! $40, Provides that the Inspector as
chairman of the board shall have power
to administer all necessary oaths during
the election, and may fill vacancy occur
ing in the board of judges by absence. or
refusing to serve of either of the clerks
after the polls are opened. ral a
Article 4, S22, Provides that the polls
shall be opened at 8 O'Clock, A. M. and
shall continue open until sunset, when
they shall be closed by the judges. The
judges may take a recess of one hour at
any time before 3o'clock, P. NJ.
S29, Provides that at each place of vo-
ting it shall be proclaimed aloud before
the balloting commences that the polls are
opened.
S25, Provides that when any person Of
fers to vote the Inspector shall pronounce
his name aloud, and shall receive his bal
lot in the presence of the other jndges,
and put the same without being opened or
examined into the ballot box.
| S26, Provides that the name of each
person whose vote is received shall inn
mediateIy be entered by each clerk in his
poll list in the column headed "names of
voters" and the number ofthe vote oppo-
site the name in the adjoining column, so
that it may be seen whether the tests agree
| S2o, Provides that when a person offer
ing to vote is challenged by any~legal vo-
ter, the judges shall state to him the quail
ifications of an eector.
S29, Provides that if the challenge is
not withdrawn the board of Judges, in
their discre tion may administer the oath
touching his citizenship, his age, his resi-
dence of six months in the State and thir-
ty days in the county, next preceding the
election, and his not having voted before
that day. .t. -1..s.. lo n.
$50, Provides that if the person chal-
lenged take the oath he shall be admitted
to vote and it shall not be lawful to ex-
anime any witness touching his qualifica-
tiOnS, a.a.fI Ir .- .r-ti,ir.,fr f..t
80, Provides that the polls shall be clos
ed by proclamation and when closed no
more votes shall be received. d.rnl If ra,h
Article 5, SSS Provides that as soon as
the pol $ are closed, the Judges shall com
mence counting the votes and shall con-
tinue until all the votes are counted, with
out adjournment; the ballot-box shall not
be removed, until all the votes are
counted, and said counting shall in all
cases he public. Each clerk shall write
down each Office to be filled, and the name
fof each person voted for for said office,
and as the names are read aloud by one
of the board of judges shall keep the mum
ber of votes by tallies.
| Ss5 Provides that after the votes are
read off and counted certificate shall be
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
Ebf lloffklp plaffr gfralD.
Published every Saturday Morning by
ji r.. MITCHELL.
\ the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
TERMS.

81 ADVERTISING, one square, OF l0 lines,
nd more than lines, first insertion, three
dolIars each subsequent insertion, one
dollar and fifty cents.
For half square of five lines or more
han three, first insertion, two dollars;
Shch subsequent insertion, one dollar.
u For three lines or less, first insertion,
Inc dollar and fifty cents.
Legal advertisements will he charged
three dollars per square for each Insertion.