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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BIZ ROGERS d. KINGSTON,

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNIMPRoyED
Property in the First District.
By ROGERS d. KINGSTON,
II. a. kingston Auctoneer.
Office, No. 1871 Gravfer street
s saa ISchsnss on Roai
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s. t sehnsn and Gavez Streets Lot
sss Z Il "a & SRI f an
house as PEI on plan This
for sad he ssyas. q s.si BACH
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s of addo To- @ a ' ns Ct .ss
s s ,4 1y Af
ngs insured and the policy to vendor until
y
months credit bearing mortgage. with
Buildings be insured and policy transferred
For he property filthy and sixhly described, cash
Acts Of sale Chas Strnger and j. W. Brsedove
notaries public the United States Revenue stamps at
the expense of the purchasers.
Plans the be at the Exchange, and iu
| particulars will be given at time OF sale.
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF 200 VALUABLE OIL
Paintings at khction.
EY MONTGOMERY d. BRO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
Ofice-sT Camp street.
| THIS EVENING, at * O'Clock, at Masonic
Hall and coutiLuiDz until collection is disposed
| OF, at the same and place, will be sold
| 300 Valuable Oil Paintings. l.s.
collection selected with great care and
studos and galleries OF the most emf
artists Europe and America and is especially attac
connOsseurs of the fine comprising
many fine valuable originals and copies OF the od mas
portion Of the above painted for the Art In.f
benefit of the combination OF thas vaiusns
collection and worthy the attention of our citizens
collection also contains variety of cabinet PIECES from
the best artists Europe, including Schroeder, cCan
Hartwck Lilly. NJ Spencer, Duncan, VIM Parser Somers
Jusen Rowenbotha. and others Of equal eminence All oil
the above beautifully tramedn heavy gilt of the Belgian
Deseorf and exhibition ana Tor
animation until they closed
public respectfully invited be present before and
at she time of sale.
The above Paintings will be on exhibition Free commencing
April l6, and continuing til last day of sale.
NSy-TERMs-Cash in q. s. Treasury Notes.
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CE .'..ASL
Having resumed the ICE BUSINESS respectfully solicit
the patronage the public Orders left atmy Ice Depot
10 and q IT. THOMAS STREET Junction Of Anpuncation
or at my office, FULTON and COMMON STREETS
will be promptly attended to. -
A W. BOSWORTH,
Corner Fulton and Common streets, up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

WIS D'ELECTFON-EN VERTU D UN WRIT DE
II lection date II avr 1866 moi adresse par Exc
Madison Wells gouverneur de la Louisiana les electeurs
qualities rosieme district repsentatf de la parosse dor
leans cnqueme siXeme septeme arrnndsse
dams premier d strict municipal de Ia Nouvee Orleans
par notifies une election tegue lie undi
sepeme mai 1866 pour membre de Ia chmbre des
represent assemblee generate de Etat de Ia Louisiana
eet de rempr Ia vacance occaSonnee par la resignation
de hon p B McCevey Les polls seront ouvers lie de
eection suslite heures A. NJ, jusqua henreS NJ atm
les bulletin des eectenr qualities dud oSitme
representa endo its detection sui dtsi
gnes par lauorite Lelecon condue Ia guruten
dance commsaire ct greier ct lie retour rplicaa
dresse soussigne charge de les transmette
d la loi. CHARLES BlENFESU,
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yUINsLOw & PHILLIPS,
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALNERS,

No 90 Rampant date Circus) between Common and
Graver stEeet- - -
Having a great variety of COFF1NS and META LiiC su
RIAL GASES together with Hearses Cara es and large
stable all orders in their line with
sats faction to their patrons.
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY LOTTERY.
Authorized by Act of Congress.
THE ONLY LOCALIZED AND CHARTERED LOTTERY
IN THE UNITED STATES.
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR APRIL
Only 10000 Tickets.
KENT UCKY STATE LOT Terry.
Havana Scheme.
SIMMONS, FRANCE Il CO., MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, $4,000.

KENT UCKY STATE LO TT Y,
CLASS 202,
To be drawn at Covington Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2STH, 1866
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BAILS--BAEIS.

| I YTTON, IA
| IL Circle up :Tivoli Circle to D. lord,
| u. L. LYTTON F. Magazine to ITALIA, up Thslia to
| xr lunciation to Tchouptoulas, down
| ~r"c5 h down st. Joseph to Camp, down
| liza to Carondslet down Carondelet 10
FORWA. St. Charles, down st. Charles and
| =, DIP St. Ann to Chartres, up Chartres and
, Fellows Hall, where addresses will be delivered
| .5nt members Of the Fraternity.
u of the order from other Jurisdictions in good stand
- invited to attend
Seats will in the Grand Ball Room for the
commodation of ladies and citizens who respectfully in
vitcd to attend.
R. G. ABBOTT, Grand Marshal.
N. BAT night Ball will take place at Odd Fellows Hall
for the benefit Of the Widows and Orphans General Relic
Association.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

NFGREAU's REsTAVSAST.
No. l2a CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST, CHARLES AND
CARONDELET
The Proprieors respectfully inform old friends and t
scuredn world that the above Restaurant 1psn for ths
accommodations the old place. and thai they intend
leave nothing undone continuance of that
lion which many years enjoyed viz that OF being
of the very frs! Restaurants in America
All the dececes of the with the choicest Wines ard
Liqu0rs always on hand
The Propretors thankful for pas fagcrs solicit cotinu
of the same --- . 800 .
RHODES Il MNuLlN.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
writ of election bearing date April r. 1866 to
directed by his EXceency Madison Wells Governor of
the Louisiana the qualified electors of the Third Re
preventative District OF the Parish of Orleans composed of the
Fifth and Seventh Precincts in the First Municipal
District the city New Orleans hereby notified that
election will be held MONDAY the th day of May 1866
for membero the House of Representatives to the General
Assembly of the of Louisiana fiji the vacancy
by the resignation Of the Hon. T. B. hcKevey.
The polls will be open the said day election from the
hour OF O'Clock to4 O'Clock p. receive the
Oft qualified the said Third Representative District
at the polling places established by the authorities
the election held uader the supernedence Of the commits
and clerks of election appointed to conduct the
and trplcate made the undersigned returning
officer in conformity to law.
New Orleans, April l6 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

HAMs-lOO tiercss Dufieds celebrated American West
phals Just arrived in store and for sale by
MARTIN, DoLHoNDE COBB.
No Natchez STRAIT
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This Company insures against general accidents dncudng
Travellers risk
Tickets for ONE. THREE, FIVE, SEVEN. TEN and
TWENTY DAYS, be obtained at the Office of the Com
pany its agents everywhere.
Policies issued for any term from ONE MONTH to FIVE
YEARS.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS secures POLICY FOR
$780, with weekly compensation of TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS of total disability and for shorter periods OIL
smaller amounts at proportionate rates.
FIVE DOLLARS will secure of 5000 for One
Month s. 50 for Ten Days. No is secure
and the premums are this class of insurance that al
can avail themselves IN some form, of its benefits.
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-f9en. =, Is. Buckncr, ofAentucky, is here
BY amounted q partner in this house
HARLOW ]. PHELPS 4 CO.
Kew Orleans Dec q 1865.
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----t4uuisinnn Lodge No. 1O;s, "A. II. d a. Nj :,
colds s regular Communications in Grand Lodge Hall, ST.
Charles street. north Canal street, every THURS
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock.
OYFIcERs-W.C Driver, NJ H. Hays, s. W.. Jno
H. New j. W g. W. szer, Treasurer Arthur Waugh,
Secretary W. S. Mitchell, S. D. Ed Harris, j. D. E j.
Eursaeedt N. CT c. F. Krull R. c. Hutchinson Stewards
Thos. Rogers Chaplain G. ". Garvn, Tyler
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LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
WAsHINGTON EXCHANGE,
NO 10 ST CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Between Common and Canal Streets

ID, MI. Stella, Proprietor.
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL.
subscriber having leased the property known the
Hotel, Ocean Sprngs Miss would respectfully inform his
friends the public he will have open for the recep
ton Of guests on
Monday, the Esd instant.
The accommodations which he is prepared offer to families
by any Watering Place Hotel in the country
and he deerm ined supply his table with every decacy of
the season.
In sdae vicinity of the Ocean Spring Hotel there
SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
Which celebrated for medicinal properties Invslds will
therefore find this place of peculiar advantages they
have mineral baths well the fishing faci
tiles the Terms will be very moderate for families
fnrt he 7 c SCARBOROUGH
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rAREOLLTON HOTEL.
public respectfully informed that this well know
establishment having been thoroughly renovated and nsw
furnished for the reception of guests have Il
cooks and table always furnished with del
cacy the The gardens attached the Hotel
open the patrons of the house. Residents OF IL
city will Hotel very pleasant place of auriI
| the spring and summer. PETER WILLIAMS,
prN,rie
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d EMOyiL-L. B. P0THIER HAS REMOVED HIS
II Office from No. Is Beuvie street to No Ill orsver
street.
Persons indebted to the late firm of POTHIER t Eau
CHEUX will pense call his Office No Ill GraVier street.
betwte Camp and Magazine streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

Vnu.ayonn Tehunntepec COmphny-New
Orleans April 49, ls66A meeting of the stoeknoders OF
this COMPANY vii. be held on THURSDAY, the 30 oil May
next at u O'Clock at the Ohice No. i9f common street.
Puneual attendance is requested
BY order OF the n'''o JAMES FLINT Secretary
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
AMUSEM ENTS.
EIIsler,s AIhenaum.

We were gratifed to find, on calling at the Athe-
noun last evening, that it was filled to overowng
Tho occasion was the beneftof Mr.. Simcoe Lee, and
it was pleasing to witness this substantial Appreca
tion of the merits of artist who has often con-
trbuted to the entertainment of visitors to the Ath
eneum. We were able to he present only few
moments last evening" but we saw enough to satisfy
US that the plays were produced in manner that
greatly delighted the audience. and made the entire
evening pass off in a most pleasant and amusing
manner. -e- fs## o.. y .an
The comedians, Miss Julia DAILY and Mr.. Sam
Ryan, who are well known and admired here, COM
mence this evening an engagement at the Athene'
um. The first piece presented tonight will be the
popular aud amusing play Of Our Female American
Cousin, in which Miss DAILY will appear ss Pameis
Appleby. This will be followed by the Mountain
Outlaw-Mr. Ryan personating Lanty Mclaughlin.
These two stars, supported by the Atheneum com.
pAny, will afford on this, ani subsequent evenings
during their stay, the richest comic and dramatic
entertainments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
The Petroleum Cooking stove.

To the advertisement with this heading
in another column, we desire to calllthe
special attention of our readers, especially
of such as are housekeepers. We do this
more from sense Of duty to the public
than to promote the interests of those en-
gagged in the sale of the stove in question.
We have seen it in operation, and can not
but acknowledge it valuable, convenient
and economical invention. Its simplicity |;
the ease with which it is managed and its
degree of heat regulated; its cleanliness
making no smoke, dust or dirt; its capabil-
ity of being moved to any apartment or
place that convenience may require, and
above all, its great economy, are high rec
concentrations, which, we cannot but think,
will soon bring it into very general use, not
only in private families, but in boarding
houses, hotels, restaurants, &c. We rec
ommend our friends and the public, ladies
especially, to call at No. rs East State street,
where the stove will be shown them andits
nses and advantages explained by the gem
tlemanly agent, Mr.. J. B. Dague. NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
BY Turney IL Simon.
Household Furniture at auction


We, will sell on Thursday, March 9Th,
commencing at 911S O'Clock "A. M. the entire
household goods of the Shuffieton Hotel, on
the corner of High and Spring streets, con-
sisting in partofthe following. 20 bedsteads
and bedding complete, sofas, sofa chairs.
tables, stands, looking glasses, cane and
wood seat chairs, dining and bedroom fur
niture, brussels and ingram carpeting, win
dow shades and fixtures, wash stands and
toilet tables, and any amount of small ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Also, a
large hotel cook stove, with furniture COM
plete, and a large lot of kitchen furniture,
nearly new. T 5gGrE C.FOiN
The above property is all in good condi-
ton. Come everybody. Sale positive
Terms cash. l ". R. GLAzIER,
mr6-3t ..H--EE Salesman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
PICTUREs framed to order.
m3-1w. S. SELLEcK & Co.
The Horse ExhibitIon.

The exhibition given by Messrs. Rock
well and Hurlburt on Broad street yester-
day afternoon, of their trained horses, was
witnessed by large throng of spectators,
many of whom were ladies. The exhibi-
ton, so far as we have heard, for we could
not be present but short time, proved
highly satisfactory, and demonstrated the
astonishing power and skill these gentle
men have of guiding and controlling horses
by the use of the whip alone, and that too,
without the exertion of physical force =
Much curiosity was evinced to know the
secret of this seemingly superhuman pow
er.
Prof. Rockwell made some remarks to
the assembled multitude on the general
subject OF training horses, which were
listened to with much interest. During
the afternoon, at Shapley's stables In the
rear OF the Goodale House, we understand,
many vicious horses and colts, addicted to
perverse and ugly habits, were submitted
to the handling of Messrs. Rockwell and
Hurlburt, who undertook to subdue and
discipline the animals with perfect success.
Their ability to deal with the most vicious
and obstinate cases SO successfully, excited
general admiration. anf rc-.. .l .yi
We understand that quite large class
was formed to receive the instructions Of
Messrs. Rockwell g Hurlburt in their art
and mystery Of training and subduing
horses. From the information we gathered
as to what they accomplished yesterday in
the line of their business, we infer that
their pupils will be amply compensated for
the time and expense required for taking
lessons: e taal sly sd mH'N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
The RetIrIng County Auditor,

Matthias Martin, Esq, yesterday retired
from his position as Auditor of Franklin
county, to give place to the new incumbent
of that office. Mr.. Martin has held the of
flee for the last four years. He retires from
it now with the consciousness that he has
been, and is regarded by nearly or quite ev-
cry man in the county, as faithful and eff
ficient public officer. His familiarity with
the laws relating to, and with the business
details Of his Office, have surprised all who
have had occasion to test him in this re-
gard. Nor less remarkable were his con-
slant and unwearied attention to the duties
of his office, and the ability with which he
discharged them. a
During the four years in which Mr.. Mar
tin has been our County Auditor the du-
ties Of the office have been more laborious
and onerous than in ordinary times. This
was owing in part to the state of the coun-
try. He had the charge of various military
funds, particularly, of the soldiers allot-
ment fund, involving great deal of time,
labor and responsibility, ard yielding no
extra compensation. But these, as well as
other public duties, he discharged with a
cheerfuIness, energy and skill that are wor-
thy of high praise. His fidelity, especially,
in taking care of the public interest en-
trusted to him, by the faithful and impair
tial discharge Of his sofficiar duties, has been
the subject of general remark and commen-
dation.
Mr.. Martin goes out of Office with the
best wishes of his friends and the general
public tor his success and prosperity in
whatever business he may be hereafter en-
gagged. m +. ....--l Ii - 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
The Fire Alarm Inst Nirht

A fire alarm was sounded at about quar-
ter before twelve o'clock last night. The
light of a burning building was plainly
seen in an easterly direction. The Gay and
Third street engines turned out, and pro-
ceeded nearly to the eastern corporation
line, and still finding that the fire was prob
ably three quarters of a mile or more be-
yond, returned, as.it would be useles tC
proceed further. The fire appeared to b.
nearly on a line with Oak street, but it
locality, as we go to press, has not beer
asceTtained
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
by BeaI ~ Parsons.
HousehOId Furniture at auction

HousehoId Furniture at Auction.
! We will sell by auction, on Thursday,
March sth, commencing 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the residence of DR.. r. N. Barr, No. 1876
Oak street, large lot of household goods,
consisting of sofa, very fine secretary,
upholstered and cane seat chairs, center,
side and dining tables, stands, carpets, cook
ing and heating stoves, safe, dining-room
ware and kitchen furniture. mar6-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
Franklin Common pleas.

....... .-. MONDAY, March 5.
The Court of Common Pleas for this
county commenced its March term this fore
noon-Judge James L. Bates on the bench.
The following gentlemen were impaneled
and sworn as the Grand Jury for this term:
Oliver p. Hines, Foreman; Aaron Jen-
kins, Uriah Lathrop, X. Salee, Rankin
Walkup, Philip Schwartz, M. c. White
hurst, j. G. Gault, s. H. Lisle, Thomas
Deems, Windsor Atcheson, Samuel Landes,
A. J. Campbell, William Miller and James
Walcutt.
The following is the Assignment of the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
The New county Auditor.

Thomas Arnold, Esq, the Auditor elect
for this county, was yesterday sworn into
Office by Judge Pugh, and his bond having
been approved by the County Commission
ers now in session, entered upon the dis
charge of the duties of his Office. He has
appointed Messrs. o. B. Stone and Samuel
Kile, Clerks in the office. We congratulate
the new Auditor and his Clerks upon their
accession to their several positions, respon-
sible and onerous as these unquestionably
are, and trust they will merit, by zeal, fidel-
ity, and ability In the public service, the
good will and commendation Of all 9i.,sl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
Real Estate,

Mr.. T. w. Tallmadge has purchased of C.
G. Norton, the house and ten acres ground,
situated at the south end of High street,
covered with fine fruit trees, and intends to
lay the same out in city lots. He will dis
pose of the house and one acre of ground
now.
march5- -3td1tw f.#.#
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
Association TO. sight.

This evening is the regular meeting of
the Franklin Democratic Association at
No. 227 South High street. At this meet
ing it is expected the discussion on the
Monroe Doctrine" will be closed, and a
new subject selected. Democrats should,
therefore, make it point to be present at
the Association rooms tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
The Late Clerks i'm the County Audit.
. 'II- T9TII'I nj Or,s office slo7 40 % Iil.

We understand that Mr.. E. A. Martin
who has been Chief Clerk in our County
Auditors office for the past four years, re-
tired from that position yesterday. Though
young in years, he has filled the post well
and ably, and by courtesy, promptitude and
skill in the business Of the Iofflce, has won
general favor and esteem. To his courtesy
have our readers often been indebted fol
important and valuable matter, relating to
the finances and statistics of our county
We wish him success in his future under
takings.
Mr.. A. s. Weaver, who has been Clerk In
the same office, for nearly two years, also
retires with the incoming ofthe new Audit
or. He has been faithful and diIlgent
courteous and obliging, in his position, and
leaves it with the best wishes Of those ac-
quainted with him for his happiness and
prosperity in future. sss aH iH'Isil
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
City Council.

But one or two members appeared at the
Council Chamber last evening. There was,
consequently, no meeting. Nearly all the
members, we understood, went up to Worth
ington in the afternoon with the Legisla-
tive committee, and probably did not re-
turn in season to attend the Council.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06

The announcement of the name of Patrick
Murphy as a candidate for City Marshal.
was accidentally omitted in our issue of
yesterday morning. Itappears in its prop
er place this morning. ---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
A PiIferer sent the ChaIn.Gang for
Thirty Days.

There was but one case before the Mayor
yesterday morning, and that was colored
individual by the name OF William Henry
johnson, who was arraigned for petty
thieving and pilfering about the premises
of John Zettler. He was sentenced to the
service of the city on the chain-gang for
thirty days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
The MinstreIs To, Morrow Night.

The renowned Woods Minstrels from
New York give their first entertainment at
the Opera House tomorrow "wednesday
evening. The lovers of Ethiopian music
and fun should bear the time and place in
mind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06

Don't pay the big prices asked for making
your clothing. Get Weed Sewing Ma
chine and make your own clothes. You
will save the price of it in three months
Come and see the Weed Sewing Machine at
No. 23S South High street, up stairs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Elliptic Sewing Machines.
The finest Family Sewing Machines in
the world are on exhibition and for sale
at No. Opera House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
LO CAL N L w .
A meeting of tho City Council.

A Meeting OF the City COuncIIs
There will be a meeting of the City Coun-
Gil this Tuesday evening at ~ o'clock.
By order of the President. .
...... .,.- G.. DoUTY, President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06

EDITORS STATEsMAN:- = Please announce ED
MUND DAVIS as candidate for the ofico Q
City Marshal, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic City Convention, and oblge.
A HosT OF DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06

EDITORS OHIO STATEsMAN:-Please announce
c. f. BRADLEY as a candidate for City Marshal
subject tothe decision of the Democratic City Con.
vention, and oblige ih Z NLlN
-. MANY DEMOCRATS.