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MlIESKEY At 25 CENTS.


MHTSkEY AT 25 CENTS.
FUNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--Wc can
u sell YOU good article oi Whisky, by the barrel
from 25 to % per gallon; which is {e .rer than
the same qnalty is worth III t.aiena. We have Also
American brandy at - cents, such YOU have ALWAYS
paid l,2j for. Also, French brand,es. from rs to
5000. When you come 10 saint Paul call the corner
Of Third and Roberts streets for
34tG CATHCART & BROTHER
a n RBIs, MESS BEEF: Also any quantity of
OH fresh Corn-mesi; also Indian corn for sale very
cheap for cash. neur the Upper Landing bridge Saint
Paul, by (35t3) J. ". BABCOCk.
STATlUNERI oi every description, viz Letter, bill
- cap, note, printing and fancy papers: Bristol and
perforated board drawing and tracing paper envelopes
PLAIN and embossed visiting cards; drawing and writing
pencils gold pens t;il.otts and other steel pers pen
holders, sealing WAY; nkstands; waters; states; Ink;
blank, account check and books; pocket
books; card cases; portfolios writing books; ether
with large assortment Of fancy articles For by
J. EROOkES.
Gnleno Oct Is 1881
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VVNIE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
II PANY, Cleveland Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up judy Ist
wcs-l65l
Amount of Property Insured, 81, lie, s01, 90
&" Premiums received, 32,o5.7S.
Business is oonduo ted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, and the Farmers Department entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution
ercsed taking risks, and extra hazardous property is
refused.
II The Undersigned is prepared TO issue Policies upen
either plan, in either department
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
G. Dan Am a.,f
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witty ON HAND.

July =, 1881. (il] NO. lSb Main street. Gdleh3
al BBLs; Linseed oil--on hand ana oI sac p!
4 " Jul, ;. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
40 BBLs. rut,y-(In hadieTsl on hand aud for sale
4 " by Guiy 81 GEORGE {. SIROTHER,
4 A BBLs. Spirits TurpentineLOn hand and for sa-
Il wy Gully 81 GEORGE C. SrROTHER.
- July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
= BBiS. Cincinnati GIut--On hand and for sale By
- July GEORGE c. STROTHKR.
- BBIs. sperm Oii--On hand and for sale by
- July j. GEORGEC {. STROTHER.
a IF; bhls. sweet oilon hand ard for .ale BY
n July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
2 BDIs, Fish oilon hand and for sale by
- July 8. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
JnA KEGS st. louis and Cincinnati White Lead
July B. ~ ''"' e, GEoRGE {. sTRoTHEa.
EGn Boscs Window Glass Assorted sizes en-
n ~ l. hand and for sale by
july B. GEORGE c. STROTHER
q Boxes CASTLE soap--on band aud for sale by
q july ). GEORG T. e. STROTHER.
a Baskets Olive Oi!--On kand and for sale nv
~ july 3. GEORGE {. STKOTHER
Spl OZs. sulph. Quinne--On hand and for sale
Il n p BY july g. GEORGE c sTROTHER.
A bbIs oseen C.ts vamish--On hand and for sale by
II July ). GEORGE c. STRO7HEf.
a BBI.s spanish vshi,ing-On hand and for sale hy
a W July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHEE
~ hf bhs. Castor Oil--On hand and for sale by
July 3. GEORGE {. 5TROJHCR
CAUTION: CAUTION!! CAUTIONS:
take this occasion 10 inform the public that have
the exclusive agency ior Gaena and vicinity for the
sale Of The following justly and deservedly popular Pam
lily Medicines
Graefenbeyg Medicines Dr Swaynes syrup ofcLerrv
DIR WmB Sloan's Ointment, DIR. Swavne's VerInifuee
tond'n pew'r, DR. Trask's Magnetic Oinint,
Dr. Myers sarsapariia, Roahc's Iodine Linrent,
DIR. Siliman's hair tonic, Dr. Brargs remedies
l'r Champions Pills, DIR. Merchants gargiiBs oil.
DIR BrlsoPs n & b. IMMINENT, DR.. Marshalrs ucriue cath
AESO.-ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pam Killer DR.. Chriscs Magnetic ReIis
and Fluid SWANS Panacca, Jayne's medicines islars
Balsam Row aiIds Tonic Mixture. &C. &c Tor sale bv
GEORGE c. STROTEER
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
july 3. No. lg6 Main street C,leun
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II. f. M'CIOSK EY.

A ~ and FOrWayd;pg
w Merchants, and general steamboat agent, has in
store and by carly arrivals the following arii
cieS, which he offers the trade the lowest rates nt
cash, nj No. 80. Steam Boat Landing, Galena.
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Cit RICH BELLS,

HNHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ constantly OH hand aud rE4Ls or CHIMES OF Bells
(1 any number cast to order. improved castirO, okcs
with movable arms, attached to these Bells, that
they may be adjusted to ring east, and properly, and
Springs also which prevent The claPper from resting
the Bell; thereby proongins its sound Hangngs conf
pete (ncuiing Yoke, Frame and Wheel furnished IL
desired.
experience of 80 years in this business by their late
father, enabled him to the best form for Bells
the combination Of metals and degree of heat requisite
for securiuv in Them The rre,iesr ity .,rengfh and
most mcloioms tones; which inprov together
with his very extensive assortment 81 patterns
held by the subscribers who have grown in The bust
ness and who will use every eudeayor to sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
JOY C, both This and foreign countries the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards of
the \. Y. State Agricultural Society and American lns
tute and at which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different arts of The ton and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRU MENTS will still be
manufactured by the subscribers OF which they will have
constantly on hand. an assortment oi Transit nstru-
ments, Levels Surveyors Comprises, (plan, nomios
aud mprovcd) &c. Aso Brass Composition Cast
ings of any size cast to order.
All communications promptly attendelt to.
ANDREW MENEtLY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co, n Y, 1854.
W. IL. STILLdAN n CO.,
No. ?, Roberts street, have or hand,
% bbls. Gcuton Apples.
IJ do Dry do
S do Buckwllcat Flour,
Is do Onions,
1000 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
boxes Lemons
And every thing found in The Grocery line; which will
be sold for cash low house Saint Paul. Gail
and W. III. S'TliIMAN IL co.
AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL n 60,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
NAYE feel that apology is due 10 the Public aud the
w Printer for rot having advertised more. The
truth is, our large Winter Stock well adapted to
the market that our customers time 10 write
; ADVERTISEMENTS until II reduced t1at
worth while.
We wish to say to the Public that about out
Of Sugars; our neehbors Kcy 81 Farmer however, have
good assortment. We have the other leading articles
of family groceries YET and among other things of
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at s25.
few bbis Mess Bee, DO Vinegar, at Il per gal
lon; bbis. Moiasses, at 40 cts; Tobacco 20 of
fee at II cts; IRON and STEEL vISEs mot those Of
intern erancc and extravaganza, but Wiknsons solid
box Plonshs at 50. Any articles we have, will be sold
At SIN ali advance until the opeuug Of
ton, when shall he hand with Just what 10 want.
ed in the Grocery and Iron ine.
st. Paul. March H. 1852 97-,c
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ME subscriber has two, new, connections houses,
l. with gardens, wateEed with well and with a run
ming stream, At the upper end OF Saint Paul, and but
few steps from the American House. or both Of
these HOUSES SELF and for cash will dispose of
at bargain.
JOHN TANNER.
MarcA I, 1852. 46-n
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r. f.. BERGMAN 81 CO.,

~ Hishest price pai IN cash iof Rags
r. f. BERGMAN & co.,
No. $50, MAIN STREET, GALESa.
AzzzHzrr HAVE on hand complete
8a51a@Iz4l IL assortment Of Furniture,
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
sc g Divans Cane Seat do
Dining tables 50 IS Rockers
g " Breakf', do Common
" Gard do " Chars
+" " Bureaus Tables
sc Work Tables Childrens' Cribs
&c " Wash Stands g Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands. wardro,,.
and desks, and every article kept in well fur
nished establ'silnent--nll Of which are m.nuf,c
tured by themselves and warranted 10 be of the
best material and workmanship ma,2-s,f
WILLIAM WRIGHT. HENRY pw,x.x,
WRIGHT & wINANS. 'SHS
Successors 81 g. NJ Johnson, Steamboat Ian ding
Gatena, Hinois
hFFER To the friends and customers Of the old e,,ah
~ l.hmtnt a large and well selected assortment, ~
HATS, CAPS. MITS. GLOVES, AND
In fact every Thing .,sua, kept by concern of,h
comprising in part the following:
doz. fashionable No extra mole skin silk Hats.
g No. - +"
s" d" Ansela
30 dozen emenanuiac,cd Russia Fur Hats for re,,,
trade; 80 ''"'
large assortment of Fashienabe Nrtria ooJ ge,x-
Hats, and DEab soft Beaver and Otter--a new ari-
Gle; ~
Also large supply OF sof-brush Fur California Hats
Pisn Ter California Hats. Bows Fur Hats 10, y
Ashland Fur Hats, Childrcns' Fancy Hats Meme
fire article
Also yer. full supply of Cloth CAPS different s,ylcss
Mei''s, Boys and Children's Fancy Caps;
Az assortment OF Lcshorn and Panama Hats Cbi,ern1.
Leshor Hats, and Mems and Boys straw do:
Also Oh hard large number of Otter Seal Nu,ra and
Mushrat Fur Caps, cost. $3.50
One OF the firm having been engaged in lnanuf,c,urpr
for Nessrs James * g. VI. Johnson for "a yerrq ms, p
fun. warranted III promising satisfaction to ali who NAV
pairoDiLe o. '
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PROBATE COURT.
N Office is hereby given, that the regular
terms Of the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December, respectively, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. ,
1T my office III the town of St. Paul.
4o-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
WAR EAGLE MILLS, AT GALENA.
rHE subscriber is agent OF Flour from tho above mills
fine and extra superfne, which will be sold prices
freight added.
The superior quality Of this Flour known all who
n avore family Flour nf Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul, Nav 81 1851. s
BOOKS. BOOKS! BOOKS!:!
large supply Of the latest publications, and stock
IN CT the fines! stationery opened in this market.
has been just received from New York. and is now for
sale positively at New York prices,
LIE DUC'S BOOK STORE.
y. B.-IIaving purchased Of the manufacturers, no
rents to pay and selling for cash, customers NAV de-
pend upon purchasing goods at the very lowest prices
T. Clean Cotton and Linen rags taken exchange for
goods fOct. Q, l85i.--it.
JOO.OOO Rags r.: ' wanted S" a, ara Linen
LIE puC's BOOK STORE.
August IL, ISL. T-a
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Rich brocadc silk shawls,
" white and cord crane do
=" Brocade Hermann do
= changcable silk DO
i" Brocade silk scarls,
I" colored and black t" q
4" white lace "
Embi oidcrcd linen hdkfs,
d" cuffs
a" collars,
" under sleeves,
Chimizetts, &c,
Rich bonnet ribbons,
- changeabie do do
Carpets,
Tapestry brussels,
Three ply,
Ingram, &c, &c.
May IL, 1851.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. Wilson.

ATE of Newark, Ohio, respectfully informs the pub
IL lie, that he has located himself permanently in st
Paul, in The Territory OF Minnesota where he roioses
offer his direct aud personal services Agent for the
purchase sale and exchange Of all descriptions oil Real
Estate; such Lands Farms, Town Property, leas'.-
holds, Ground Rentsto the payment of taAes OF non
residents, examining titles collecting debts &c, &c
And will negotiate Agent for Loans Of Money Bond
and Mortgage, Town Property, &c; Also for The pur
chase Of stocks such have bona fde value, and
all other business connected with such Agency.
ITOficc, cocner of Wabashaw and Third streets.
All property will be duly advertised, and charges
whatever viii be made unless the negotiations are fully
and satisfactorily effected. T. w. " Il.SON.
H.. LIZ. L. rsf..rr
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portion Of stock. shall Keep constantly Oh hand .
large luanty OF
PROVISIONS.
such hams shoulders, butter lard flour pork, peaches
apples potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
consisting Of whiskey, brandy port niad.ra GIN porter
cisret, champagne and ale. Aso
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable assortment made mp IN the
best manner, and Of the best material, among which are
uvercoats dress and fock aud of all kds
cclcr. and szes under clothing great variety. Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
a very large aud we'll selected assortment too numerous
to mention. Aso
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing ali the fall and winter sty les.
Also general assortment OF Esrdwsrc Paints, Glass
Tinware, Cutlery, Oils, &c.
1t. Paul, Nov. ibj0 JOHN HARRINGTON.
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Dress Goods,
Rich chain silks,
- stripe 4" "
su9smer "
" Turc sa,ins.
Black gro de rhine,
Chanseable iustrcs,
SILK TISSUES,
/" Grenadines,
Chain berages,
Bcrasc muslin Dc lanes,
French jaconeis;
Striped PopIins,
Water'd popiius, &c. &c.
French chintE.
Dotted mou 'liias, &c. Sc.
Printed lawns,
TAIRCUILD & cox.
Sc Main street. Gaiena.
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DAVID BARLEY,

Galena, March II. 1851.
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DIED,

At his residence. near Greensborough, Alabama,
the 10th ulimo, DR.. JOHN r.. WITHER.
SPOON, in the 18th year Of his age.
DR.. w. a native of South Carolina-gradu-
ated at Nassau Hall, Princeton, in 1896, and was
practitioner of medicine, and member of the Le-
gslature Of bi, native State, for many years in the
early part of the pre.ent century. Subsequently,
removing 10 the vicinity of Lexington, Kentucky,
he was, thirty years ago, prominent member Of
the Legislature of that State, but for the last TWEEN
ty- five years had resided in Alabama. Distin.
guished for general intelligence, courteous man
ners, and liberal hospitality, he was esteemed
and respected by wide circle Of friends in the
Western and southern States; and by the religious
denomination Of which he a member, 1.-THE
Presbyterian he will be highly remembered for
enlightened piety, and every social and domes
tic virtue.
On Thursday morning, 50 instant, after a lin
gering illness, WILLIAM INGMAN, in the 10th
year of his age
His friends and those Of the family are invited
TO attend his funeral this evening at four O'Clock,
from his late residence, 10Th street, between q
and II.
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priceless legacy of the immortal Washington and
his .patri s, the fountain head of all power and
prosperity; that its preservation transcends all
other political questions and that we will faith
fully perform every duty imposed upon Us by that
sacred INSTRUMENT, the Constitutions.
Resoic,d, That in the opinion of this convention
no man set of men possess an lnaHenable
right to the exclusive patronage Of the Admins
trauon, aud that in one Wing giving place to an
other equally meriorious is alike commendable
and just. And especially just do we regard all
such removals when made upon the known fact OF
their hostility 10 the Administration.
ResOived, That the action OF our county conven
tion in the selection OF the delegate, and especially
OF the substitute, to represent this district In the
National Convention, was in bad taste, actuated
by wrong motives, and lily calculated to concen
tratc and harmonic the great Wing party; and
the sooner our leading papers desist in their at
tacks Jpn the National Administration the better.
Rssolpsd, That we impose implicit confidence in
the wisdom of the great body OF those who arc to
compose the Baltimore Convention, and shall cx.
pect ii TO be controlled by tactiona spirit found
ed upon locality, personal prejudice, or the love
of spoils; and that their action will be governed
by the exalted consideration that the Union must
be preserved, and ticket presented which ell III
be elected
Upon q call from the convention, short an d
spirited addresses were made by C. II. Adams esq D.,
and Ephalet Wood.
On motion. the following named gentlemen were
appointed delegates to the National Convention,
with instructions to promote the nomination oil
MILLARp FILLMORE or DANIEL WEBSTER for Pres
ident: Egbcrt Esberts, DR.. Henry Adams, John NJ.
Newton. A. C. Gunnison, Z. Wood, D. ID. I,
More, Charles Easton, DR.. Charles L. Carter, A.
d. Lansing. and Elijah Cove.
On motion of William G. Ten Brock, the pro-
ceedings of the convention were ordered to be pub
lished in the Wing papers. Then, upon three
times three and hearty good cheer, the convcn-
ton adjourned.
The spirit manifcsted was most enthusiastic, md
the convention was large and respectable, filling
the house to overlooking.
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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Fauauier County, Virginia,

4 RE open for the reception of visitors.
"A They situated on the Rappahannock river,
thirty eight miles above Fredericksburg and fifty
nearly due west, from Alexandria. The Alexan
dra railroad cars, leaving at a. m, carry pas
sengers at THE time LIST June) within seventeen
miles of the Springs, and first rate coaches,
good turnpike for the remaining distance, run
daily to them
The agents of the railroad company confidently
expect TO be within about eight mes of the Sprin gs
by the last OF July, when passengers leaving Rich
mond at p. IN will get to the Springs by noon
the next day, via Alexandria-the fare probably
not exceeding So, or so 80; may take the
Louisa Railroad 10 Gordonsviile at 6! a IN reach
Cu!peper Coart house that evening, and breakf fact
next morning at the Springs, about the same
fare Or by taking the Fredericksburg route at 7
a. may spend the afternoon III Washington or
Alexandria, and be at the Springs by the next
day. Timely notice 10 Fredericksburg would
secure direct conveyance by hacks, SO to reach
the Springs the same day passengers leave Rich
mond.
tri. weekly line Of stages will be run from
Winchester To these Springs.
Terms of Board: $50 for the season, cndn o
October /; SO for three months; s 90 for two
months; S35 for one month; SIS for two weeks;
s 10 for one week; s rs per day. Meals or odg.
ing so cents each. Servants and children under
twelve years of age half price. No charge for
children under ttco years OF age. Horses 90 cents
a day. or $40 a month.
Payments TO be made weekly.
June 2-deo& tri- w3m&w2t
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LOG AL Nj ATT f. II S 4.

ISpUsTRIAL CoNGRres-SEcoNp DAY.-1orning
SessiOn.-Ihe convention called to order by
Hon. Charles Durkec. The Committee on Perma-
nent Organization reported the following officers,
who were elected: For Prcsldent-WilliamJ J. NJ Ill
len, of Tenn. For Vice Presidents Hon. Charles
Durkee, Wisconsin; F. l.. Townsend New York;
Samuel Champion, Washington; ~ w. Brown,
Mass; E. w Capron, Rhode Island; George II.
Evans, New Jersey; DR.. w J. Young. New York;
and Thomas Illman, of Pennsylvania. Secreta-
New York; Charles Goepp and G. F. Gordon, of
Pennsy vania.
Committee on Busness-Messrs. Sheldon, Dur
kce, Capron, Duganne, S. Champion, Rosenhem,
and Young. Committee on Finance lessrs.
Brown, Braid, Wood, and Clark. Committee to Re-
wise the Constitution and Platform--M essrs Du-
game, Young, Sheriden, Durkee, and Goepp. A
resolution passed unanimously declaring that
the La nd Reformers would vote for candidate for
President unless pledged, in writing, to sustain
the principles Of the Industrial Congress.
Several resolutions were offered and discussed at
length.
Adjourned until to-day at 81 o'clock a. m.
FIRE occurred on Wednesday night about IL
o'clock, destroying the stable of DR.. G. F. May,
on Louisiana avenue near Four and a. half street
1t is not known how the fire originated.
CENTRE MARKKr.-There was a fine display Of
fruits and all kinds Of vegetables in thi. market on
yesterday morning. Cherries from 10 to Is cents
per quartz strawberries, 6. to 25 cents. Eggs and
butter still selling at high rates-say from %
to 81 : cents per pound, for the latter.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
AReHIrEer's orFios, military Asv

AReMTEoT's OrFicE, MILITARY AsyLuA,
WAsmNGroN, ID. C., May 20, lisa.
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until "wednesday, the 3Jth Of Junc neyt
at u O'Clock IN, for the constr ucton Of the build
ings OF the Military Asylum. near this city.
The front OF the main building s one hundred
and hhy-two feet, tie depth hty-s feet, with
wing eighty three feet by iOrtysi feet; the whole
Of which is to be faced with stone. Proposals will
be entertained Tor completing Ibis building with a
marble, a granite, or a irocstone hcngi bot all
bidders requested 10 send with their respective
proposals fair specimen OF the stone with which
they propose 10 build, accompanied by particular
information as to the locality aud capacity Of the
quarry; which specimen will be retained az a sam.
pie under the contract
In addition TO the above building there will be
two moJerae-si dwelling houses for the officers
Of the institution.
The plans and specifications may be examined
at this office, from Monday the 7th, until Wed
nesday, the Both Of June next, as above men
toned, where all other information relative to
the location aud character Of the buildings will be
given.
Every offer to construct thcse buildings must be
accompanied by written guarantee, gncd by
one or mUrc responsible persons, TO the effect that
he or they undertake that the bidder or bidIcrs
will, II his or their bid be accepted, eater int0 an
obligation within twenty dhys, with good and suf-
hcieut surctics, TO erect the proposed buildings &C.
cording 10 the plans and specifications which may
have been, or msy hereafter be, furnished.
Ia deciding on the bids, regard will be had TO
" lit iidltIlaia ana the rcspOn
sbilty Of the bidders; the right will be reserved
TO accept such oh'rs only may be deemed most
advantageous to the Government, aud also 81 re-
jet the whole, should none Of them be acceptable
All bids TO be SeGicd, md endorsed Proposals for
building The Military Asylum" and address 10
> len AMBER,
way z9-StaWtd Lia.,,cuant Corps Engineers.
:. ~ The Baltimore Sun, New York Herald. and
Ne" YORK Courier and Enquirer, will please in
June next.
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THIRD WARn


CO The following entire ticket Is submit
ted 10 the voters of the Third Ward:
For MGyor-JoHS w. MAURY.
For diderHon-Chares u. Wannall
For COhHs9n Counci-Joseph Bryan, Jamc. G.
BeTrctt. Lewis Haslup.
For assessor Valentine Harbaugh
June 2-ter
GJ-CHARLEs II. WANNALL, Esq, Is NOM
mated as suitable candidate for the Board of AL
dermen from the Third Ward, at the ensuing
election in June.
Ap % MANY VOTERS.
80 JOSEPH BRYAN, (our present and
well'tried Representative from the Northern
Colonel JAMES g BERRErT, from the Middle
ard LEWIS HASLUP, from the southern part of
this Ward-wil be supported for the B5ard OF
Common Council at the ensuing election ry ma
jority OF the VOTERS
May n
Or WILLIAM q. FORCE is announced
az a candidate for the Common Council from the
Third Ward. MANY VOTERS
June 2-dte-
lLy- THIRD wtRD.-For Common Gown
cil, JAS w DsEnLE. May 81
Co RICHARD III. LASkEY. Esq. Is pro-
posed as suitable candidate be voted for at the
coming election. az a member Of the City Council
Tor The Third Ward. May II