cnn

uLTS Icom

’ g tarme Tus St. Biesnors

1 he witcdo jy discussing the

gtreet 4 rab, named

oth for vagrancs

-

ripes BD. CRAWPFORK

Chustad Meeting - > t p

5 p R he -~ + Street, te-morro | :

ane Bs

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te “ft t ae

fis URack Tu 5 seach bis farewell sermon congregation, ’

oodl

ig. CaR* ELL has commenced a

of the disease.

. Ds Berwett hes arrived, and at the Ravbia Honse until

ao early. ee We are indebt «it» Mr. & H Isie Gloucester psyers; Mr.

> Messrs. Covxor Sos #% Jacobs Oil is a remedy, woode fal effect in

ete. -

eee and Other Items.

: : Fi r stare

will preach in the ‘reat Geeorge 6.30.

at High Mass to-morrow,

the@rand Truvk Katlway for killing

j

' : : : a hig children at a railway crossing. | Tt is believed that the fre in the Newall two ot . } House, in this city. was set by an

suliease ietiperance meeting will lie held | incendiary. Six attempts Kad previously = conection wth the meeting of Grand| been made to burn ic, Seventy bodies Riviio, st Margate, oa Wednesday, the| have been recovered from the ruins. Qith inst. - tie kN Bil oc

Susai-Pox has broken out among the lum- | bermen in the upper Ottawa ehantier; many | gave retarned from the woods through fear |

Friday Parties Wishing to consult him will please do |

H. Edmurd| '® *¥O months imprisonment for intimi- Swabey for late *an Fraucisco papers; and Mr. IM. Butcher for Colorado journals.

« @ f Holyoke write : {t has had} our works, curing the men every time of rheumausm, burns, bruises, cuts

ta len

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

: said to be $20 per

ior the recent b are actives | @88ault on the Italian ( msual at Tripoli

ng a cheese : '

a

> at locauty ‘ . , rf factory in that ms fhe “City of Brussels.” Magistrate to-day, sent a a = Stpendiary = ' 1 Tus t Lncrew Brown, to jai tor Lonpon, Jan 13

In the inquest held on view of the! bodies of the drowned passengers of the | steamer “City of Brussels,’ sunk by eal. | lision With the steamer Kirby Hall,” al verdict of ** Found Drowned” was te- — will turned,

Dunstan's ~_

The Milwaukee Fire.

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$30, 000suit | N , Mirwavxun, Jap. 13.

trish Affairs.

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Dus.in, Jan. 13

America in reference to [rish Affiirs. will remain Mr. Pigott writes to the Dublin Free- next | mans Journal that there ave £100,000 of Land Leavue funds not accouated for. Mr. Harrington, Secretary of tle

Sawyer for | National League has been sentenced

| Mr. Sexton, M. P., will shortly visit

| dation.

Weather Bulletin.

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Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Maritime Provinces.

Toronto, Jan. 13—10 a. m.

We anderstand that Rev. Mr. Lavers, who has for some time ministered to the Baptist congregation here, has demitted his charze and has become p»stor of the congregation at North River. — Pioaer

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Scrneme Cocrt —The trial of James Lan- driga*, for arsov, commenced yesterday, and | has not been finished at the time of guing to

weather, highter temperature,

Westerly veering to southerly winds, fair

-_~-

The Creamer-Murray Marriage.

[From the New Yuk Daily News.]

The marriage of Mr. Frank Creamer, son

press, The Attorney General for Peters & Peters, for the prisoner. oma potmma> Asrame of one hundred and wnedical students in MeGi'l

demand is not conceded. cence ip—enninal Waitace Waririock ay peared

with stealing $10 in cash W, P, Colwill session. the Magist-ate rent hm

_ >

A Tarep ansuccessful attempt

+, aN last night to arrest an illicit liquor seller st} groomsman. ry, &. Seathport, This time v hile the constable was reading the werrant. the prisoner bolted and | pay's i (e 3 disappeared. The Vonstable, it is said, dis

vharged a loaded did not take effect.

ot Li

ue oa

ba Tus Corporation of Fredericton, N. B..

ote? charged Command+r Cheyne a license fee o é

rT, on Arctic exp'rration, in that city. charge is looked upon by the newspapers as areproach to the city, and the corporation, 7 = therefore, were induced to refand the money.

. : oi -— ‘ ED, Tye steamer “Edgar Stuart,”

H, Rood, returned tu Halifax from Port Mu!- She left that port on the 3rd inst., bound to Ge rge'own, P, KE. I,,

grave on Tuesday last

and on Monday last got as far as but was prevented getting any sccount of heavy ice. She then

Yj g Port Mulgrave ttetewn parents 9 E Tue Pioneer says that the Prince County ow Temperance Alliance have retaised the ser- vicesof Mr James Caldwell as provecators Lé under the Vanada Temperance Act 1878, and 6 desire all corresp »n lencs and information in carrying our th» provisions of the law to be seat to him, or to T. ©. Baker, Secretary of he bet the Aihance, Bast % eee : suiteé EEK OF Prayer —On Thursday night the

TU meetings were he!d ia the Bible C the Upper Prince street Methodist Church, sod last evening in Zion Church,

services were well attended and m them was Geep aud earnest,

meeting will be held in the ¥Y. M. C. A. Hall.

Subject—« Py ‘yer for Missions.” >

Wr regret to jearn that Mr eM yesterday. WW) of the drum ot the

Was feared it w @came to this Yesterday evening

> —

to-day, withasleich fuil of

University is | tok place on Welneday evening last, wig threvtened if Dc. Wright, who is Instructor in Materia Medica. does not resign. determined to leave the University if their

pendiary Magistrats Court this forenoon, The Grand Jury being in

baly without prelimina’y examination.

revolver after him, but it

$5 00 fr the privilege of delivering his lecture

. Jenkins, o Jobuston’s River, met witha very ‘ie at work ata thre-hing machine, he attempted t- clean the straw out thresber, hie hand canght in the teeth and received euch iv jories that it nd have to be amputated city for surgical treatment} done.

AN old man started for Victoria, Crapaud> **scott Act. ‘illustrates the value of a reputation for

of Dr. Joseph Creamer, cne of thé wost ewinent physicians of ‘the Eastern District of Brooklyn, to Miss Lula M, Murray,

forty-seven | daughter of the late Peter Murray, which

the Crown ;

one of the most notable of similar events this season. The ceremony was performed inaquiet manner at the Church of St. Peter and ts. Paul on Second street, the Rev. Father Malone officiating.

The bride’s costume waa of white emboss- ed plush and Ortoman silk, with plaited back and front and ornamental sides, with a garniture of diamond ornaments. Miss M. Creamer, the groom's charming sister, attired in white satin brocade, officiated as bridesmaid, and Mr. Hubert G. Creamer as

They sre

at the Sti from Mr

before that

was made

As the bridal party entered Mrs. Mar- residence, No. 200 South Ninth street, after leaving the church, Schneider's orchestra played Mende!ssohn's ‘* Weddin: March," which introduced the reception, which coimnmence d at 5 o’ elock,

The house had been dicorated with charm ng effvet. The parlors fairly bloom. ed with bright greens ard ratiant blossoms, while belf a dozen canaries hung amid the foliage, insisted upon joining in the merri- meut of the occasion. A large ball, made up principally of rich roses, hung over the main entrance to the parlors. main mantel mirror stood two ruddy pyra- mids entwined with green. The woodwork was alrgost hidden in smilax,

The ride and groom took up a position in the south parior, beneath a maseive horseshoe of camelliss and - poinsettiag, which rested, upon the, floor,and framed them in its arch. dt was surrounded by a monogram formed of the letters ‘‘C” and ‘*M” in red and white carnations. In tae background were looped curtains of red satia damask, which displayed a shady re- cuss and an aquarium glittering with gold- fish,

The guests were very numerous and the supper was admirably served by Mr. Weeks, and the merrymaking was kept up without interruption until two o’clock in the morning, when the bride and groom departed on their wedding tour. Their trip will include Washington and Philadel- phia. They were overwhelined with gifts and congratulations and were stermed with ¢} good-byes and good wishes as they hurried away.

ia an

Respecting the basis of credit, the New York Shipping List has this to say: ‘‘It is estimated that there is about $7.00 of credit to $1.00 of money on which, business 18 Those who have the money baye much of the credit, which shows different ways of making interest really with the same money as a common basis. It also

s

Such a

Captain J.

Cape Jack, farther on returned to

bristian and All these

the interest To-night the

serious acci-

While ascendiny Be'l’s Hill the horee ran Sway, the shafts separated from the sleigh, aad the old man went in pu suit. When he returned with the horse, he found the sleigh mmus the ‘*Seott Act,” etc. It is supposed that smelling the contents of the sleigh was the cause of the ronaway

eunittalittashiles

AccorDixa to rep rta received by the De- Patt went of Agriculture at Ottawa, 175,418 Mmivrants arrived in Can‘da in 1882, of Whem 98.691 settled in Canada, the bilance pe ta the United States, The arriva's for wecember number 13,151. The Depart nent “ dirculating a pamphlet vindicating «the

Orthwest of Cauada from the aspersions pt oa it by agents of the Northera Pacific

lway.

ee ae Gee

Davio F. Power, Esg.. who has jnet retired fron the editorsh pof tie Pctea Stundard ta 8° tuto morchaacile hasiaess in Halifax, was; Oa fueslay, euter:ained “by # public dinuer athe Kurcka H muse, Pictou. Among thaé) Pregont wenme:—R, Hockin Esq. Me P. Pe; ! s Ms Dougal, Keg M. P.: 4, R, Noonan, Ey; Hos. A, O. Bell, M. B P,; Donald Praser, Req; aud 8, Doall, Esq. The usual toasts were har: ly deank, a number of *OR33 were yang, and the company dispersed eariy. after epeading an enjoyabls evemug.

We wish Mc, Power susvess sa big new busi Bes y. ’ : “ . 3 |

honesty and ability, witheut which a man is not fit to be the agent of those who have a surplus «f money.or credit. It is farther significant of the need of caution, lest un- safe trading should bring down good aad bad busiaess together through the collapse of the credit wall, which is no stronger than its weakest part.”

~ a MARRIED.

ide f the bride's psrents,

At the residence o sade

January Lith, by the Rev. J. M. Mr. Goatee Coles, of Rustio» Road, to Sarah Jane. eldest daughter of RB. Wise, Esq, cf New Glasgow Road, x

RCO

DIED. On the 13th November last, at the residence of My. Thomas Stewart, Ate Rear, Lot 30, after a few weeks illness uf cafeer, Captamn James Campbell, in the 7ith year of his age, Deceased was well and favorably knewn oa this is.avd aud adjoining Proviaces tor his

courtesy and fidelity. [N. S. aud N, B, papers please copy}

At St. Peter’s Bay, on the 2’nd December, 18 2, in ew a glarjous

= fa (Special Desravcues to Tum Examnver ) | seco) a i ‘ I °

. traxtut liquor seller has been lodgedt in England Withdraws from Joint |

y tor breaking the Sev tt Act Control. ral: it e

— elass of telegraphy cpens on

ie PaEscoTl - ae wloldek E Loxpon, Jan. 18,

to¢ evening * im < Monday eve" oe n vg uae has withdrawn from the Joint et St. Peter's Keacongs and the last | “OMtrot of Egypt.

Tas && iit take place on luesday,. . es for the geasou, © _ v 4 Jor. 16t . Redress Demanded.

. m mails arrived at Cape lraverse . Tos bee this afternoon, and left imme- The Teal Rome, Jan, 13. oucem . , >t. at two for this city Fhe ttahaa Government has demanded diately © —— redress from the Porte

Before the |

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EE ON Rt Oe chee pea

iSss!t

OUR ACCOUNTS to December 28th, have

. just been rendered; and we would take this means of asking.for an_immediate settlement,

and trust that our friends will respond to this

call.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, Jan. 2, 1883.

~

TANUARY 18. 1863

A Ne ER eR

A — SO Ree — owe

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5,000 Bria. Sup. Extra FLOUR,

TO THE TRADE.

-o* SO en cca atime EY em

fPXHE Subscriber would beg to call the attention of the WHOLESALE TRADE

to bis

Large Stock of Groceries, ctc.,

WHICH CONSISTS IN PART;

*) 50 Boxes STARCH,

|

‘MURRAY HARBOR SOUTH,

|THE BEACH,

FOR SALE.

ee from parties wishing to pur- chase the above well known and valn- able property, will be received hy my Solicitors, Messrs, Warburton & Conroy, at their Office, in Charlottetown, up to and in- cluding the 270 b day of February nevt, 1883,

TKRMS—25 per cent. of the purchase

Bank of P. E. Island. WILL pay sedan oa number, of Bank of P. E. Island Bills. Address,

KE. He-NORTON,

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Jan. 11, 1883.—3i end wly

‘AUCTION SALE

—OFr—

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods

WEDNESDAY, 1th INST

PPFL\HE Subscriber has received instructions fom J4MEs DE-<BRISAY, ESQ., te aie- pore of the Steck in Trade on hand, at

82 QUEEN STREET,

lately in the ocenpation of R. W. Tremaine,

The Goods comprise Dreas Stuffs of various kinds, Cloths, Tweeds, Flannels, White and Colored, Ticks, Towellings, Winceys, Damasks, Linens, Linings, Hollands Veivets, Veiveteens, Silks, Satins, Mus- los, Millinery, Manties, Shawls, Hats, Caps, Blankets, Hosiery @nd Gloves, Corsets, Carriage Tiimminge, Polting Cloth, Threads; Progering, Knitting and Crochet Cottous; Trimmings and But. tons, Ridbons, Carpetings, Felt and Drogget, with an endiees valiety of smiall war~s, Buch a8 are found in Dry Goods Houses.

Also all the SHOP FURNITURE. con sisting of Mirrors, Show Cases, St0ver, etc, Also 50 ha’'chests superior Congou Tea,

TERMS OF SALE;

All sums under $5), cash ; from. $56 to $°0%, three months; $.00 40 $200, tove, months ; over $200, six mouths. Approved joiat notes in al cares will be mquired,

The sal» will commence at eleven o'clock on Wednesday, i7th instant,

WILLIAM DODD, - Ch’town, Jan, 8, ’83. Auctioneer.

12 tons Manilla ROPE (asso: ted), 50 Caddies TUBAUCO, 400 do.

200 Boxes TOLLE.T SOAP (assorted), SOAP (assorted),

The property consists of, —

135 Pans. MOLASSES, Sv dv. Sperm CANDLES, money in cash, to be deposited in a Bank to 39 Hhds. Porto Rico SUGAR, 50 do. Tallow de, be named by my Solicitors immediately on 50 Bris. SUGAR (Brown Extra), 100 do. PIVES (assorted), | acceptance of tender, and to be transferred 15 do. White Wine VINEtiaR, 150 do, BISCULLS (assorted), Over to them as soon as the transfer of the 15 do. Cider VINEGAR, | Su Doz. BROOMS, property is execnied ; the balance to be paid

500 Half-Chests TEA, | 20 de. PAILS, in three equal yearly payments, with interest 80 Baga RICE, ‘500 Reams WRAPPING PAPER, /ateix per cent. per apnum, to be secured on 50 Boxes Layers RAISINS, | 70 Cases MATCHES, jthe property and by approved Insurance 50 do, Vaiencia do, 1100 Kegs BAKING SUDA,’ | Policies upon the buildings situated thereon,

1 Large, wellebuilt Lobster Factory, fatly

i

,

100 Brie. KEROSENE OIL, 250 Keys N AILS, 10 10,000" IGARS, ~°

Ch town, Jan, 5, 1883.—2aw wi ly

10 do,

80 Bris. No. | Labrador HERRING, , 40 do.

—ALNO—

Tubs, Paints, Paint Oils, Window Glass, Whips, Coffee, Pepper, Cream of Tartar, Ground Ginger, Cnnamon, Ailispics, Indigo. Nutmezg, Sago, Cutbear, oh Nixey’s Black Lead, Red Wood, Yellow Wood, Licorice, Seuna.

OWEN CONNOLLY.

Ch’town, Jan. 9, 1883.— eod wkly Im

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0:0

We are yours respectfully,

DORSLY, GOFF & CO.

Bargains will be given.

Wil, for the next Two Wecks, give

SPECIAL BARGALNS,

on ON ties

Men’s Overcoats, Reefers & Ulsters, MEN'S FUR CAPS, Tweeds, Winceys, Wool Squares, Searfs, Sasquas, &

10 Brls. SALT Pct RE

do. MIXti) PICKLES, WASHING SODA, No. | PILUT BREAD, | 50 Boxes CHEESE.

they have given us during the past year, us clearly that they are fully alive to their own interests,as well as the benefjts derived from HOME INDUSTRY, and it greatly encourages us to put forth greater efforts fur ihe incoming year and consequently we ure determined to give better s than we have ever done before. Wishing all our customers a Happy and Prosperous New Year, still respecifully soliciting their kind patronage,

i

een ested

re Blacking, Mixed Spice, and well finished, with firstrate celiars, etc,

Charlottetown Boot and Shoe: Factory.

. VHANKING. our numerous customers for the liberal Support 'Lovster Canning and Meet Pres-rving Busi thereby showing uess, the out-put of Lobsters for the past five

‘ties, and is ove of the very best in the Island

, “a's trade of the country, whieh tends towardé the atisfaction

Everyone should call and see those Goods, as Great

equipped and slendidly focaied.

2. Large, two-story Shop, with Ui! House, Offices, ete, ‘i

. Fish-house, large and conveniently gitu. ated,

4. Large, well-built, two-story, flat-roofed Warebous~, new, situated close to the outer end of Wharf,

5 Splendid new Dwelling House, ‘age

+

6. Tin Shop and fittings.

7. Two Cottages, Blacksmith’s Shop, Stable, aod other outhouses,

8, A good Whart, situate at end of Beach, immediately in rear of buildings, This Whart is at the entrance of the Harbor, apd is the latest place for shipping in that section of the Island,

The above properties have been built at a cost of upwards of $30,000, and are now in | good repair,

The « Beach” is especially adapted for the

Vears averaging over 4,50 cages per ‘anuum, while the stand has excellent shipping facili-

for Cod and Hake fisning, and for the general

Wharf and the Beach Fishery, For further particulars apply to Messrs. Warburton & Conroy, Solicitors. Charlottes town. MALCOLM McFADYEN. Murray Harbor, 2nd January, 1883. [jun 5 iw wly till Feb 20

A SETTLEMENT

F all Acoounts now due is reqnosted by February igt After that date summary peoceedings will be taken to collect overdue accounts. -

Call with your cash and get bargains in Furnivure,

JOHN NEWSON, _ Ch’town, Jan. 10, ’°83.—1] feb 1

(, 1 ENTLEMEN,-—Having been requested WH by alarge number of the Elect rs to offer myself as a candidate for the represepta- tou of Ward 2, at the Vity Council, I beg to inform you that | hve acceded to theic re- quest. Ifyou do me the honor to elect me,

i shall use my best efforts to keep down taxa- tion and tbe expenditure. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant,

J. B. MACDONALD.

Jan. 9, 1883.

Te the Electors of Ward 2..

CIVIC ELECTION BY THE MAYOR,

N persuance of an Act of the Generel As- sembly -f this Island, made and passed in the fort)-th rd year f the reign of Her pre- se.t Mejesty Queen Victoria, idtitulet * An Act to amend the Act of the Eighteenth Vic- tor a, Onapter thirty-four, idtituled *An Act to lucorporate the town of Charlottetown and all Acts amending the same *”

I do hereby give Public Notice that an

Election of a Mayor and One Person

to Serve a8 a Common Council-

. Man in the City Ccuscil for each Ward of said City,

Being in all a MAYOR avd FIVE COMMON OOUNCILMEN, will be leld on

WEDNESDAY, the 24th Day of Janwery, A. D. 1883,

At the several plagce, that is to Bay :

_ Im Ward No. 1, at of ‘near the Store o Messrs, J. & T. Morris, corner of Queen an Water “1reeta.

In Ward No, 2, at or near the house of Vr, Thomas, Cosnolly, opp site Mr, R. Heorts’s Warchonse, Sidney Street; Geiween Great Geurge an Privce Stracts

Ie Ward No. 2 at or near the Marks Houser. '

In Ward Ne, 4, at or pear the Fire Engine Howse. tronting on Kent Street, east, between Weymouth and (‘uu berland stre ete.

kn Ward No, 5,. at-.or near the Honsé of

Widow ‘Tierney, coraer of Euston and Great George Streets. And at the said Election the Poll will be opened at nine o'clock in the foreneen, ard continue open until five o’clock im the after- noon of the same dey.

DESCRIPTION OF WARTS.

Numb«r One shall compr'se all that part of Charl-ttetown which lies south of Derche ter ‘treet, and the parcet of land formerly kuewn-as the Military Barrack Ground,

Number Two shall comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Richmond dtrect and north of Dorchester Street,

Number ‘i hree shall comprise a'l that part of Charlottetown which Ji-s south of Grafton Street aod north of kichmond Street, ~~

Number Four shall ¢ wyprisa all that part of Charcluttetowa which ties south of Fitzroy and north of Graf ov streets. an

Number Five shall comprize a'] that part of Chariottetownn vhich lies north of Fi's oy “treet, neluding the Common of the said Town.

NOMINATION DAY.

Act 43, Victoria, Cap. 15.—‘*Seven Days before the time of any and every election tor Mayor or Couscillors, the Person or Candi- dates for the office of Mayor or Couneillor shall give their .ames in as such Candidates to the City Ulerk, and tlie City Clerk shall duly enter the names, residences avd additions of such persous, t gether with the cflice and wards for which they are candidates, and such entry, when made, shall be deemed nom. ination for sach candidates,” '

There shal! be paid by each person £0 nom- inat d for Mayor, at the same time, a fee of

‘Ch’'town, Dec. 19, 1882.

The Business Premises Kuown as

“of which due yotice will be given,

JAS. DE

Chejeitetown, Dec. 20, 3882: -*”

after a long illness, Ida, dearly wi Duucan MaVauald, oged

L. E. PROWSE,

74 Queen Street.

Prince Euward Jeiand,

Ubariotictown,

Tower at Cardigan Buyer

Lighibouse ” will he received, at Otiawa, up| ; : tutbe Sib FEBRUARY, nex , for the con. | toria, Cap, 15, see, 20 and 64.

44 4h 83 Queen Street,” 2225

Lately in the Occupation of B. W, Tremaine,

The Stock on hand is now selling at COST and GHARG ES, will be cleared off at AUCTION about the middie of January,

W votes Ligh! bense | , Ring's Cou.ty,’ '

Pians and specifications can be seen and | | forms of tender procured at thie D-partinen’, | Mayor’s Office, Charlottetown, Ottawa, at the Agency of this Dejerpent, | und et the Custom H suse.” ‘Geo getown, Priuve Edward J-land: WM. SMIT 4, Deputy Minister of Macias dud Fisher ce, | 8 gabeires ca —~Atiuhe mqaest of numer. Department of Miriae & Fisheries, Ottawa, 26h December, 18*2. {jamt2 ii wiy ti

SBRISAY.

-ot» = [published on BW: tales

_) USSCRIBE for the WEEKLY EXAMI. | -NER, the Ubeapest and Hest Newspaper}

+ Gnly- #4 gor yesr Ubarfitteteb, June ry Sys,

t-n dollars, and by each pers so notmitiated as Conncilior, a fee of five dollars whirh sume chall go tuward paying the cost of the election.

No person shail be. qualified esther for the office of Mayor or Couacillor unless sueh nom- ination be made in manner and at the time aforesaid.

The time appointed for the nomination of candidates, thal) be from the time of twelve at

ENDERS, addressed to the undersigned | ho n, until ‘he hur ‘of four oil ck in the ‘| and endorsed ¢ fender for Grand River | #fiernoon of the day fixed for that purpose.

Qualification of Electors, see Aet 43, Vio-

DAVID KR M. HOOPER, Mayor of City o° Cherlottemowa, WM, B. MORFISUN, City Cierk.

January 2nd, 1853. — tl 24 dly

To ihe Electors of Ward 3:

’

ons hlectore of your War i, I have. con. js nid t0 Homing!¢ asa Candi ate for Oty | Voliiciilur, at the -om.ng Civic Election, bam,

Mort respect ally youre, , sit AUS REY FOWLE.