The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-03

l. Robert Taylor. John Townsend Harris Wilson.
ASSEMBLY.
JYhig Dem Native.
Richard Scott. VIM Small, c. f. Freeman
(. c Benedict John H. Bowie T X. Whitney.
Robt g Campbell David /. Chat6eld J D. wsstlake.
VIM Hall Daniel E. sickles. J. w. Kellogg
Joseph Abbot. Alex Stewart w. Ross.
Geo ii. Ball John f.. Deven. +. Prime
Newton Hayes. Alex. Wells. C. Roberts,
j. b. Brinsmade. N. b. Smith. j. Demarest
James Kelly. Henry Keyser. &. s. Roe
Alex. wilkins Charles Baxter. w r Taylor.
VIM. Mesch Michael Walsh. Joel Kelly.
Thos W. Harvey. J. f. Rutherford b. Sherwood.
William Tyson. Lyman Candee T. A Frazer.
Aaron C. Burr. Alex. M Alng. u Wenman
Uzziah Wenman. Dennis Garrison p. Jordan.
Chss MCGOWAN l.. r. Carpenter. 7. II. Oakley.
National Reformers. .4bolitionisis.
Albert q Rudolph, Vincent LIE Compile,
Jesse Ferguson VIM II Pillon,
VIM Aburthnot, John Mofst,
Thomas Rand, j. o. Bennett,
solomon II. Sanborn, John Benton,
Samuel L. Munson, James p. Barbour,
David Marsh, Geo Donaldson,
Michael Walsh, Daniel H Eaton,
Henry Beeny, Anthony Lane,
Daniel Oakley, Andrew Lester,
George Ad am, A. o. Wilcox,
Abraham Sharrott D. H. Sands.
Egbert S. Manning, Seymour Whiting,
Richard W. Beebe John 8. Slavery,
William Roe, j. w. HILL
James Nugent. Samuel Brown.
Dist Wing Dem.
81 Phillip Phoenix, Henry Nichol
A-John II. Williams, VIM. b. McClay,
Peter Smith,
S-F. A. Talmadge, DC. Broderick,
JIM. Bloodgood,
6-James Monroe, d. s. Jackson.
Nanps -AboItisn.
3-Wm. s. Miller, Arnold Bufum,
4-wm L. Prall John Commerford
Sd. L. Wheeler, Alonzo s. Ball.
o-W w. Campbell. Benjamin Worster
National Reformers.
3-John f. Ross, 5-Lewis w Ryckman,
A-John Commerford, CD. de Ia Montague
1t will be perceived that we have placed ]. HUFF
ty as the native candidate for County Clerk; but
that gentleman, in a letter to us, states that he
is not before the public as a candidate. The fol-
lowing is copy of the letter -
To THE EDrroR HuRALp-
SIR perceve by the Herald Of this morning. that
you represent me as candidate for the Office Of County
Clerk, at the approaching election AS not before
recting the into which you have been led
am, sir, respectfully yours,
All we can say in answer to this letter is, that we
consider it advisable to continue him in the table,
because it is well understood that great portion
of the native party will vote for him, and will re-
pudiate the wing candidate.
For the purpose of preventing confusion, we
here publish all the places where the polls will be
held
VOTING PLACES IN THE CITY.
Disfriets FIRST WARD
Threshers Broad st. Hotel, Broad and Pearlsts
Peers Co. No IL Broadway
SECOND WARD
l. lsl Fulton street.
J. ~ w corner of Beekman and Gold.
THIRD WARD
l. 81 Cortlandt street
q Barclay.street
g. % Warren street
FOURTH WARD
l. 9nskspeare Hotel, cor William and Duan streets
warren Hall cor Oliver and Henry streets.
4. $40 Pearlstreet, cor. Dover-street
FIFTH WARD
I. los Chapel street.
2. N. T.. cor. Duane and Wsshngton.streets
3. Marion House, 1856 West Broadway
A. 81 Vestry-street
SIXTH WARD.
l. Dunn's Sixth Ward Hotel
q 81 Center street.
g. l06 Center street.
North American Hotel, cor Bowery and Bsyards,
facing ayard-street