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MAYOR AND Cry CoUNCLMEE. On We'd
losday next the voters Of this city will elect Il
Mayor and ten members Of the Second Branch
of the City Council to serve for two years, and
one member Of the First Branch for each ward,
90 serve for one year. As this will be an i'm
portant eIGcIion, particularly to olficc-ho'ders
and ofice-seckers, the contest will no doubt be
animated, though, we hope, characterized by
the same liberal feeling and spirit of iorbcarance
winch marked the election of Wednesday last


Taking the vote given for Senatorial cand
dates at the recent election as the criterion by
which to Judge of the result on Wednesday
next, it is possible that there may be tie in
both branches of the City Council. The wings
carried the Sd, 4th, 10th, llth, l2th, 18th,
18th, 18th, and 10th wards, which would give
them nine members of the First Branch-but
in tie 5th ward Mr.. Keyser fell a few votes
behind the delegate whig ticket, whilst Mr..
Vansant obtained some five or six votes more
than were given to his delegate t,cket-it is
therefore impossible to say TO which party the
ward will be given, the vote on Wednesday
last being so close The democrats carried the
Ist, I'd, 9th, 7th, sth, 9th, 18th, 18th, 10th,
and 2Oth wards-giving them ten members of
the First Branch. Every two wards elect one
member of the Second Branch. Taking then,
as we have before said, the vote given for
Messrs Keyser and Vansant, and the follow
inn will be the result