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Ashbury, Chas. J.
Anderson, Jesse
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Alam,on, Jonathan
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Couch, Jacob
Curua,l, Jno.
Coa.ncy, Geo. ".
Cook, Jno. W.
CamPIa,n, Thos.
Clerk circuit court.
Carroll, Matiida Miss
Co.,rcll, Lucy W. MIS-.
Chapman, Wm.
Chapman, EIyIh
Nhanmau. LuciIs
Chapman. S1ryan Ms.
Cory, Rev. J.
Cox, JAS.
CAando,a, Jas.
Carter, Mrs. Nancy
Craig, Snmue.
r,ay,or, Sarah Miss
Crawford, Jas.
Darby. Socrates
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Uuucan. Il. R.
Daniels, J.
Dchav,ns, ChIs.
bremen, Nal.mGa
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Das.y, Harry
Ncho's. Hiram
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Foster, T..
Fulton, Creed 7.
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Gamer, Jesse
Gallagher, Geo. a.
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Hutchinson, Jas.
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Nicholson, Isaac L.
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Perry, L. T.
Picheu. Wm.
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Price, James S. ,
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Sugr, II. A. Rev. ..
Shu'cr, Leonard
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simmons, Jno.
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Webb, Jno.
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Ward, Jas. A.
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Williams, Ann
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rrThe friends of ''honesI John SIS have
armed with ,rea; gusto that this sial"er' hero had
.tiusuishcd himself at Bucna Vista, having slam
9 Mexicans with his single arm. 'IHs '"For'
,,iou is derived upon his Orn authority.
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" eighteenth ward Hafibcafion heetinR.-iu
pursuance Of cali the Democratic Wing Electors Of the
Eighteenth Ward assemble led at Bulls Head Saturday
evening, Oct 90 half past o'clock respond the
Nominations for State Officers and to receive the report
Of the Committee to nomn candidate for Assemb y
from the Eighteenth Ward Of the City Of New-York
~ B. Mountfort called the meeting TO order, and
mated WALTER MEAD, ESQ. Chairman which was
unanimously adopted.
The following gentlemen nominated Tor Vice Pres
dents and Secretaries.
Vice Presidents THOMAS NJ Lyons and WsL sPADgs.
Secretaries, G. KENNETH WHITE and JoHN R. HALEY
The call was then read and approved.
The Committee for the Nomination Of candidate FOR
Assembly, then reported the name Of JAMES BROOKS,
ESQ as such candidate, which unanimously received
On notion a Committee Of Three appointed BY the
Chair % draft resolutions expressive Of the Of the
meeting whereupon b. Mountort, Job L. Black and J.
y. Bslestier were appointed such Committee.
Resolutions reported and adopted responding to
the nominations for State Officers and the candidates Tor
Senate and Assembly.
Also, declaring hostility the admission into the Union
Of territory, other than free
Deplong the existence Of war, yet IL exists, res0lV
ing sustain the honor Of the country and bring the
to a speedy termination
Declaring a firm adherence to Wing principles and
measures. and recognizing HENRY CLAY. the great
Statesman Of the West the personc and ponen
Of those principles and measures.
Aner the adoption Of the foregoing resolutions, the
meeting ably and eloquenty addressed by J. II Ray
mond, n Balesier and J. 5 Thayer, Esqrs conGlu
sion Of which the following resolution adopted
Resotd That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lshed in the Express, Courier Enquirer and Tribune.
On notion the meeting then adjourned.
WALTER MEAD, President.
v ws IN, N; LYONS Vice Presidents.
G KENNETH WHITE, s..,.~,.
Wl
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NOTICES.
~ Fifteenth Ward.

~ Fifteenth ward.-To "a, Nag Voters n as
FvieeEn Ward-The undersEned believing that the vote
At the meeting held Constitution Hall Friday. the
10Th instant By which John r. De Puy declared to
be nominated did present fair representation Of the
Wing electors Of said Ward By Of the large number
Of persons present from other Wards respectfully norni-
FRAsTTS c. BENEDICT
a. suitable person 10 represent such Wan 10 the next
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" Twelfth Assembly District-FOURTEENTH
WARD AT numerous meeting Of the Wings Of this
Ward held al the Broadway House. Oct g. Ransom
Beach, Chairman Of the Assembly Convention reported
that they had nominated JOHN COLVlN, well-known
and capable Wing a candidate for the Assembly for
this District, hich on motion, confirmed, and Mr.
Colyin declared duly nominated.
JOHN STEWART, Chairman
Jso. w CORNELL. secretaries o2g4t
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THE BusINE ss MANS

A SSISTANT &C obtaining useful forms Of legal instru-
n ment. eosrged by the addition OF orms OF acknow-
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mortgages powers Of attorney and legal opinions found
no other work. adapted 10 the wants Of business
the United States which IS added tables OF
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CIeared.-ship, Honqus Low Shanghai, China A A
Low Brothers; Montezums tpscketJ Lowber, Liver
boyd Hincken; New-hampshTe, Chase, Antwerp, Ze-
Isss CO; Norma Ellis, Havana Moses Taylor si.,es-
sJove r. Crabuee, Jr do, J Gaiger Robert Parker,
Wees, DO, stanton Moslem, Pettis, Mobile =
lord Tiesi0n Co Alexander, Ordemann, Baltimore,
p Robinson; Lucas OuteTbridse Philadelphia
Barss Chatham, Bssne, MALAGA howes, SSeirSy 20 ;
Nedcreaard. tiioilandl Meyer, Rotterdam "eisser
Chiffon. Bartlett. Genes, Lewis LUCINDA msrla
Rich, Maianzss. NJ Taylor; II Chaplin Coliyer, Bslt
Bnes Lyrs Lamb, DemeTara, NJ smith 20 Le'ant
Manu- Ca1denas Moses Taylor; Sarah, tBr Johnston 81
IohDs NJ. winneit; Othelo; Dyer, - MAY Ca
Sestnith & Walsh Eliza Jane, Hart, Mobile, Mailer
lord. Moses Buckley, Charleston, Geo bulkleyi Melsz
scbrs Rover. johnson, Pshans, Aekerly; Lady Ma
~ fBrl stanton st Johns ny, L Laurie; Tiger Dor
aies' Mobile Plat Van Brunt; Eoise. Robinson, vii
1,sngton nc; Ann D. Mott, Norfolk Mott Bedell Yer
rilon seaman Baltimore; Baltimore, Sleisht, do, John
cor 4 Lowden Susan Averili Boston Fashion, Loring
do; Uaele John. Mckinney, Ph,i.d Augusta Brown
New-Bedford Lavinia, Hopkins. Hartford.
sloops Peseedsle, Delano, st Marks, Fla, Briggs
Tesunseh, Gardner, Prov - Duriey' do
Arr,vsd.-ship Hartford, sannsmanD, Savannah, II
d., cotton and nee to Durham 4 Dimon. . ILL.,.
ship sabns Slate, Sag Hsbor, 80 hours, in ballast to
m barb Comm.ree, Halliday Galway Ireland, 81 ds in
Ras Pioneer (cf Norfolk Williams. Bordeaar "a d.
brandy wine &C, TO Meletta On the night Of Oct .,
in Lac ~ IS long 81 while lying to in hurricane from
70 8 carried away fore-mast, maintop-mas bowspri,
,srboad head with anchor attached caboose and
81 the cooking furniture.
Bng Chastens, Hamor, Lsguns, so de. logwood bound
10 Mlrseiles, put in 10 reht Sailed In company with
hsrk James Andrews for NOreaus Left ship FrancOna
Of NYork for Bremen, ldg BRIG Hstorn OF Boston, for
Msrseillcs DO
Bn, Mobile BuHley, Mobile 81 ds, cotton &C. to stur-
ses Chairman Co. 22d Oct lat 81 &c. long Is, spoke ship
E.ha Denson from Mobile for Lverpool-wished to he
reported.
SorVeg brig Aurora, SOransen, Antwerp, 81 days
1ndse 20 WIN Weis.er. 20 seerage passengers
Br brig Jana. McDonga, Windsor Ms - DIS, via New
haven In ballast, 20 Thos Wnniett,
Brg Richard Ingersol Plumer, Msehas, Me, ds, lam
bes, 10 Snow.
Bns Randall, Bray, Maehias, Me, days, lumber
saOw.
sr Wreath Abbott Philad, Dc. coal bound to Boston
schr Col simops, -, FIN NBedford, in ballast.
schr Canary, Fsrnsworth, Lubec Me- d. plaster and
fish 20 Smith Boynt0n.
scbr Gotta, futile. Pbilsd d. coal 10 order
schr Cora Phillips, Plhlad, dc, coal, 10 order
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JOHN C. HAMILTON, c.

" Thirteenth Ward.-At a meeting OF the Wing
Electors Of the Thirteenth Ward, convened at sherfs
on Saturday evening Oct So in compliance with the call
OF the Nominating Committee the meeting called 10
order by Obadia an Newcomb r who nominated NATHAN
IELJ BOYD az Chairman, ROBERT b. FoLGER and Hen
RY X FnosT were appointed Secretaries.
The call Of the meeting read and approved. The
Nominating Committee reported
JOHN CROMWELL
as the candidate agreed upon by them for Member Of As
.enbly from this District, whereupou it moved that
the nomination be confirmed which was carried with ae
clamation.
The State Ticket nominated by the Wing delegates at
Syracuse was warmly responded 10 by the meeting The
meeting also responded 10 the nomination Of join l..
Fourth senate District recommended by the Senatorial
Convention Moved that Committee OF three be appointed
comb John Wright and 5 Atkinson were appointed said
Committee who reported the ioOwin. resolutions, which
were unanimously earned
Resolved That the State Nominations made at Syracuse
sisstic support That in HAMILTON FISH at the head
recognize Nhs not Of to-day yesier
B,,oIrsd That in JOHN l.. LAWRENCE, our candidate
for Senator have Wing of the cd school Democrat
Of the daysof Jefferson the warm friend and devoted ad
nrer Henry Clay and his Secretary while Minister al
Client 10 make peace with Great Britain.
RfsOlfed That our candidate for Assembly, JOHN
CROMWELL, mechanic, Is man entitled 70 our whole
confidence and he shall H. An ardent Wing and IN
tions Of the Wings Of this Ward for his election.
Resolved That recognise for leader no other man
than HENRY CLAY Like good wine the older he grows
the better he Is So with goblet IN hand Here 10 you
Harry CLAY.
Ths meeting was addressedby J. I. NJ BLsaHLEy with
soqusnee and spirit.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
NATHANIEL j. BOYD, Chairman.
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aoral Convention, for the Third Senatorial District. helC
At the Second Ward Hotel, the 26th inst IN the City o
New-York, Gen WIN. HALL was unanimously omnatsC
for Senator. NJ. 5. THRESHER, Chairman.
THOs i. PEERS, I -....-ia.
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