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Foreign Ports.

Ityerpo. Oct 49, Grace Darling. Baltimore pro
Orleans yia Boston, Marmiun. vrsernan, New-yors
stsrlmsshlre, Stalker. Mobile 20th, Wonder lbT) Jar
h4genA wa Charleston W ere she pat IN repair 2lsi.
propeller Samuel y Lewis, Cole Boston, Oct q she
broke her propeller or Cane Clear the l)h otherws
SlJ f.om do. De- a. r,ol ssiii 0,sTt, Ns~ Orleans
Refuge, wilson, do Sinan.pm' Cfoce Boston jobs
and Lucy, Cuning, New-A ok
Entd. Tor rag. At a.. Alanco Polo, Thomas Glance,
Taylor. and North Atlanur Cook. f1r Nes orieass
Tondon-Entd inwafds i.gh FhenIy. Parkinson Bosioa
20th, Kate Howe, N1rcfoss. Ne" orleans, hof1humbe'
ga from do. about IN. ash Georgia Lindsay Boston
Enid outwards 2oth, ,nwarro~ Thayer, Bsstea.
sid nom Deal Oct a. 'il.an. ioI New Orleans Amen
can Eagle. Chadwick. Me- YORK. .
on Portsmouth euors . 1Nth, hlaha ff'n bfehea
A. A. Honolulu Aug %. t,ris Albert, l5r) Card ,
Marine Plant, lBFJ ~ f-on san Francisco ca loIh
schn John Albac, and. Po'il9ad. Enpns
Olaw.l Iittieicd, Saa .ilcscD, 30, hng Catherine
tIia~ Holdswo u. DO
In port. ships Cor.a Prn,ss Flayius Roge. oark
Fgphro.yne BarIas. bf.t, Corsa,r. Neni North star
Palmer. Gen. Wot,. snrs Coi flaming, Cs'heAf
Geofge Washmgt1n. g. lnft-s.
MalatIan sept D. 90 bis orleans. san Francisco SD
OH bns. Easle do. ,ina a. B,rthen do.
vii most hkey s, % 'Jt.e.oo ballast SD ion.
Energy Phlaaepha 10 1n Cllilfuit IA haiia,t-pnt
for ~ater barb PkaIr, Boan llp Jaaero, VIII part o.
San B'as. SEP, d. ,rr brig Sarah NIcFanand and shr
Laura Virginia rom ssh Friuc sea.
A. shanghai JOY % snip n,ugua sicKsS1ie for New
sd ne whampoa. July 20, ship Samo,s' Wilson, Ma.
M Ia TO load for Boston
At Trapani Sept 30 shp Nathan HANNAH Hanson, fo'
Boston. ID. -.
Al Lsghprn. oct g., .hp Mediator, Bowen, I'm. Mar
sees. sst arr, O. load Cd New YORK
Sid I'm. Maaea, 9TH r.t. bsrks Black Squat, CodmAA
New York ith. Howlind MaYo, Boston.
A. Cronstadt, tc-ober u. bafa LonoN Hoses Tor An
.'erdam ~
Al Laguayra. Der, 8. 5sg Davi X Aiken, Bassf' I'm.
gal.adel"at', Dig. g.,
Al Port SPAN. I'm A. OCT D. brig Floresce, F.ls.,
I'm Bristol via Barbad0ss ar taopt Sept wond pro-
coed e. st Martins wa y tr.pw1r.
Gong INTO Asuadla.P 40 date, bng VnIiore' Bur
dtt. IN. Boston r.,
An at 81 Johns, y g. Sept Y. big Emponam, Coz
Ter. Ese-York 2yth. LIMA. knes, DO De. T. nYagr
rell. Carmichael. Baltimore, ~, scnr Mantnta, heals
New YoIs 10Th bnss C5resh A,ieu, asd Peerle"
an al yarmouth y .ih u,t., brig Challenge Gro
les, New YORK. ~,
Ar at St Johns 4 X 2jta Mt. bugs Hope. WOO
Portsmouth RIO Grants, Wllsen Trinidad, via New i"'
Cleared 3th-shIp chem, \ oodbury, Liverpool -,
Arr a, 81 isIhen, n y, l3ih uit., bngs " ksb0a.,
kellocb New York 12i. Eliza jenkins, Pncs 40 E'A
bark Ciyde Mills. Cfstiur
Entered ~ Bathurst = - f3'lt ult schfs. CaifJni'
BYms Sea York 2Gth. J ta smith, Il Judret Bostoh
Sailed rom SiL pagan. ~ lt .hip Elizabeth bsnlr
,o.n-oa. Liverpool. blla Hgroa, k,blnson. hsTkon
Cl-arsd -d ut blsA NM Robinson, he~poH bhs
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PASSENGERS 20 Arrive

In ,eamer Errtre Ci iron, Mar Orleans oct %, 'or
N,r- York--Mr Labrulre, Mss Labrure, Master La
brlIlre K Tacedo J Nero. + J. Jagues, Master
SON N K Hassm. J. II Ciadpham. Thomas Clark. I ;.
Mills. and Ia Steerase.
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rOp.C,O - n ysares >. Int ne supply Is small ADD
ssortusni roft. ~ oar Cata 80 - -5c sPs1sh
.is Talrkl, or arrivaf Frn'rcs' IS t1L- better The
81, r.r,-a-fs vtn ~ Oc'oHcr. , ss p Ice bids
.,rrfv Oc oOer. 80 <oys nher
Ksrtufk r stu RhdS. f.Si) bids.
Virginia aHf "a ahds 40 bids.
Eoith CsTolia- ------
MARY and ---------- ~ mus nuns.
To,,l 90sg 500
The receipts she month were Las hes @'n tHs
deliveries 2499 hEds.
WOOI shows increased inquiry. and prices a'e vs'y
firm 30 hleS Cp-dusa sold to-ds- az &c, WV os
n D. c lgnlr, pulled. ~ sSc dsec ,,
DISMAL 8 IN request and has advanced lSVy
~. snid Al bic cash Used : low. ~i,h A imHed
inquiry al IL atSe whole parcels, aud 90 7Oc from
store. 4 .os
LIME There have been pretty free .fIysS since our
Lar aud .aes -y- made "a soOy 1rs a; 90 &C.
closing the u, Ie Yue.. fiT comuOa Lump Is scHs
FIRE CRACKERS- We hear sales oijll io-pscS boxes.
nearly al a. : -.
FRUIT-Ansu. I.G b1ves Frruca Ra>.u, sold to-day, =
large rasi ~ 40. also o. 0ois /ante Clual,s a. g.
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Passengers Sailed

IN cpper ship John STUART Lfrsrpoo Mss Hesple,
Germany W King. X Lewis ST LOUIS, No Jas. sloan.
G A Smith J Logan. II Ne~fOrk; 81 second CABIN and
steerage passengers
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MARRIED.

On MoadAy. NJ, J. by Rev Or FLOW II hfait,1u 5, n
: Church. CALEB c FREEMAN lo HARRIET An,
eldest daughter oi MI JOAN Es.es-ar vi thIs C,f..
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e. EighseeHsh Ward-REGVL az DEMOCRATIC
" WIG NOMINATIONS 10 THE WHO VOTERS
on TNE WAkO.-I 5 Nei Known That uu-u is)s re
NAss ~ Tbs ~ ard Ne united >ilcr then -ahauy
dvs-Qa Las existed. oco@siotG ht some lev lesisnGg
men, AIDED by persc-s holding oicss 70 N1s AID osssg
- 40 are determined ~ - llie ~ T1il.
4 compromise was entered mo p. mutual agreement
!; i sincerely -crcd that AFTER sacA
ruu and d'sgaC,s proceedings - tp,S rlace - tas
laSt 3umar; eiretlol wi inquire into ne mln1er n
~hic such elections Conducted and aoN ne roAina
tsoes made Wosn individuals Lose sght 81 AZ moral
principle and AT regard for public good seeking only AeI
persoal ends. AMI tax toe vie and crupi means n
accomplish those ends ali sod citizens should lnie
asifsfi1s them the
fbe.1ss hssosrea nal the oIs, 81 .ne lbs co.
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Receipts OF Produce

b. ne North Rrer Boats Nor $50 go bbls Fl)rr 10
Do Ashes f@e d WEskT. 20 orsh Barley, Y 300 10.
NS.I sS - H-e... O.i<. ..ss pAss Ds..sf,
IL Dc. Cheese, 80 dc e-- T. 80 sIese Les,Ass
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to- Thirteenth Ward Democratic Wing N0n,i
re- Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic
W hiy Nominations.

for NSasior-EDWIN D. MORGAN
Dor Asss.abl,-NM TAYLOR
fer Aldeyvds-SNIN ESTER l. H. WARD
Fss Assssfaai AlderaGR-lSAAC q. BARKER.
Der Asscssor~-HESRN SWORDS.
kor CoassaA.ss--J AMES HOSIIN, JAMES KING.
M SsAeo! CozsiSS0ssr l.. BEADLE. Taos.
Dsnay having declined reorganization.
for AcAool Irasite--JA AS W. ONDERhllL.
Fer Scaool lzspector-ELIAS LOOMS.
fer Inspectors a. EscnOs.-lst DS,rlct-Samue 10
maine Jr Chas : Benson; Sd Districi-ChesIer Drsgs
GeerEs y. Nerklse, Sd DiSnct--lenFy 4. Kerr, William
g. Sterling eth pistrict-Peter ]. Bcscr'. Arthur "
tsbaadan 9Th D,s,rct-EGmand Moyus. Thcodislus
Strang 9Th Dstrct-Ed~inJ Bro W. jacob Beck nan
kovisatSQ Cosasitfce->amnt h Romano, Jr, GtOSgo
W Uhss George y. Nerklee. Robert \ Hone samuel T.
Grisvela. SeabOrv Brewster. Aaron 4 hays, William
Johases. EagaT :. Van NmNle, William n BlAAem.tI
james W underhIl, stephen Storm.
WILLIAM y BLAkEMAN, Chaanaa
SANeIl RONAiNE, JR., SocIetAry. u27 III
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~ To the Electors or the Twentieth Ward
IL berg currently reported that COMPROMISE las zen
mate with the Turner g2rty. and that one of our Names
sill - under tina, q Nj TgnsT on Their uck9g,
would nfofm friends That no, and viii ND
rnstances he tne
DANIEL HOGENCANp
% 81 JAMES J. DAYTON.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRK....NovEMBER ;

svy-Rsss.6 81 Sets-..--i - Mo0N-Rises.-- l ieu
HIsH wkrsR..--NoV
sasdr Hoos 4 o7a Gov. Island a 5a HsI Gate. j8a
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$4,000, r,,r,,,r.,c WIZ co,-ni., orsr the fol

RI the regular Democratic VIZ ror~h'"' o''' 'he "'
lov,irF tle e. for foTr sGprCfi
ter 'S<rets-- EDWIN y MORGAN
~ tsortlg-vN n ADAMS
poIse J,sict-SIDNEY II ST All
C,rtE Jns,scc-- ANsOr WILLIS r,
%, tI1frmcE--gLONIC A AiNOhD-
For Ayslslaa!-I.L THkR y CAAiLS
FOR Assessor-J iMEs kENSEDf ,o-rxD pY,Se
Tor Comnts.onero a Cg-inos Ncaoo -'O'l' u "S7'
Fo,Srhooi Trpsfes-vM u CT ASE,,srDr~r
For Jasr,cfo- n Scfoos-IESSt " be .,n9rpr L
MITCHELL. , y,..-,..-Na n Nj
Ii u N . - D,strcf-faues Anderson, ; lrg san'
p,,ley al Ts,-lr,-pavd Perm, W "a Lano.er, IT.
rr'DI,tric;-Wm Rooer son. IT Geo flTAlali 49, 80,
pCo,ef Vhar ..e ple.ge ourselves . snstan ~ OH
v,t.s ~ ~ I'm fo..rahis MEANS, lis ABOVE h".-'s
md ~, c ron an GOOD czsu' 10 ~ sn1 $50 2. q 81
"o'As' WI IT, D.n. Whig Committee.
wv hoItt ,5 S.S ~ & Secfeiar's. o25G'
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10 Eighteenth ward-TEMPERANCE ALI

TT To the Voters of the Eighteenth Ward
NEw-YoRK Nov g. 1851 Having Deco called upon to-day
by a number of cltiZels Of the XNllnh Ward 70 AnoT
whether would allow nv name 10 be ased at all stated
that lad withdrawn the nominee OF any iacl1n IN the
Ward bat held that every was bound To persrm hs
pa Of the public work when called upOn BY ms fellow c
lens for that purpose and that had right to withhold
NV name from them While ask man 10 use II yet II
is at the service of my felow-czcns have withdTl"A
from the factions because could not sympathZe with tAe
cOrruptons. LUiHhh =. OAhihN
FlGHrEENrH WARD rEOrIES NoNISAIloN
For Assistant Iidcr'rnn ------LC TIER I. CAhiE h
Opposed 10 office holders dctaton and rowdyEm nj IL
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r. Fifteenth Ward. The Voters Of the NNth Ward
have waiting for the last ten days for Assistant Alder
man WARD TO the inquiries which were published
m The and Herald, concerning his votes IN the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen giving Perme MY cents more Tor
square yard for pavement for contract when the
first condemned and vetoed by his Honor the Mayor
Also his Houson-s Ferry to give lease for ten
years for 800 per year and advocate IT, when there was
bids for the Fefry from S2OO 10 SlJOW per year
and good security offered.
Also his receiving 81 per day when the Board IS IN SEES
SION and his participating with the tea table AZ The Han
when the understanding that should be abolished
Also the Celebration If Westinghouse Birthday 2d Feb
ruary. at the CITY Hall, and what part he took.
Also his vOt ug against the 6th ay. Railroad.
With all these facts can YOU ask the Voters Of the Ward
for YOU MS Zt'c
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10 Four,eeu,h Ward Democratic whig Nom-

lnatisn>; ,....., . ,,.,.>,,
For taCresGp -.---.-. WILLIAM y NOOD
Ne, t,o,tasf <.iefsaa.. -SANt HI. EMS.
l., .S,,r.bis go. W. y. GkEIORI.
No 1880 ......--- DAVID SHERWOOD
Ioy N,hooi te-saia.ssaasr --.- BENEDICT LEWIS. j.
ABEL PRICE.
foT ff-siteS -----------.-- f<ANIl FL EANNOR
ror 4. s.,~far -. JOHN y >CiENCh
tJNO y HARDENBROOk.
for CeTSc''es. .-------- " $ SCHENCh
k'os yaso, -crs o. Isl District n h Ssles l.
ksapp lld Distinct. Jacob q Pu.s, \. McNo-t'l.
liza psgi.rt. " FINK. A tienass. ~ D,tuct : ni
Rrew,r John MatIensu ia D>titrt J'ila ty1a- Core
Ths above Ticket ~ sented tor cur cHn>dr01in sd
suppo,, az the COMING fitri'n.
Our rand uiae Tor Assembly Is 'ioR NM. cRt,fNA
We uust that the .~oisy AID cnsfss as f- ns A is
the sdoft c>efll nie.s> uufls tf - $50
itht Legislature hate c>tab>lr! as e la ~ a hin ~
Tor that oaice. ana yrv> ~ An AS ID 'c , .'
reelection ,..,..,..,
8 WOOp well Know u th No>cfS % ts's Nast to- IS
,,,.srlty rcncr>t,, ami business qua irHin> PFC
..rt nm. with ihe uil As ralrr . st'l '' ,
,.s ,.,r,,s. ii Tho c.-igen> az To- fd g - tirt
ru.r,l.i and protected. and t15 lra'c t no 'ae t'I
~ise.s and s4ieiy ~sHlia.stcicN
Eny ASSISTANT Add ruau wc n..t ''.- -.'.- H-
- ~ aanr Of SAMi 81 WEENN 90. ID thf Oldest
,.sa,nt, nj Inc W.rs MA has a4Hf.ct 'sutfe 3. Dol
x..as a cane dare. n, well Sn'FH 't'e-f s. ri t+-
- 49,, c,uSs eat lr-l principles. s'fi' . -f t a.
A., 0h.,u tn Wari my have i1ll rsi-'ar'
10 Asssss,r snd t1nStx'lf~ ' W.. r.
mes al Ts.nc,-a3le and wcr'7r ''I ''>, We ''
IN, ~. oaic. f,r winch gle' r' nfis ahd er>i'
D. : yoaf ready support. -. ,.,.t fr
an. .f.r,s IA AID Of u'itYH poi. p s'' tp' h' ''A
\. .ss>..c al zee aud % -. f' -tF0i',.
....,. ~ - .afaiif Nft, - $50 =, -
u 81 zoo. alton O. nj "a
L. EAYlkN, SscH.aT
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Nee soeafi Page for additional nap NtIe,.
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Lssh and si., h,s l. Hopper fcI abe pain9o az p.rty
have taAsh tn rsmIerAnee Csus. "a se ourselves
- siye cur sa,nss AMI beatty support 70 Ten
dates kr Alderman aHd AssasIIai' AM ~
Tsa citizens the Ixih w5Is ne AZ ~.
ssrmnsd that the Ward sian . S zsalons aad perseve
49, ,hs fs accomplishment 81 our pun On
Esso!rse That ~s adjourn % CHI % President,
ssIi Mcsday evenms o3l a.
49, Fifth Ward Temperance Aliiannss sn Of
Jsssss vote can BE- had a. No 81. In for rsoJ
Gsd, shs~ that you love yeur country oy '0'" nst'
-
Fi1Ath aud Ninth Wards. tIIid SaaioiN ~"
srr; )-Hesulsr Democratic Wig NGIWSisSa RIDLEY
EsI yn;,.os Of NE yg rr6RG Ssn 3 DEtNE
BY order Of the D,,n,ss SS9sHoUsE, Charnas.
=, o28 -
:. S,,,h Wards-THIRD JUDICIAL
e.s,c designing ndvid 1ais having c.IS
arsnert that had declined oens a. INV frsnds and
CI,n .y,,.n. thai candidate and trust snail 70
serve '%pss q AZ ,he "qs party 81 B MECH
~ N;utb Ward.-FREEMEN ATTENTION :.
rs Tempsrancs An nce confidently expects to elect
H. w,,d tcset because there are four tickets IN the
se,cc rrJCH for your Alderman Redeem old Ninth
fr.athe foul appellaton Of " Bloody Ninth. M ~
~ Tenth ward.-DEMoCRATIC WING REGU-
LAX 1890 ROBERT T HAws.
Ssr Ssrston, Aldermen. DAVID mM5L,IL,r EKu
JAMES Gh1FEIIHS.
fr as sN1 C...,,,.oa,y ANDREW v STOUT
Yr resoos CHARLES PLACE
f~ aept..o' &c. FRANCIS MILLER
Ier HA''''---' fHENRY HOFFMAN.
Ecr Coas,abieS.------tI John B. CARTER
LAT D,xtr1ct--W liam NJ Scott. James Cog
,,shal. I'd Drlr,ct-EdwaId II DonncA james screen
"A D,strc,-HOratio Reed Samuel Bnghaln IT Atn DIS
niet-wnliam Jones r. AoLaaam BAKER ''h
JON" r'""' EDWARD A. FRASER,
Char NOMINATING Committee.
ypw.Rp n DoNINcK, Secretary ,,.co,,prn
fo9 HSs'''''--- CHARLES PLACE,
Chairman Nominating COMMITTEE
o....n c,c,.,ey, O28 IL
~ Tenth Ward.-TO THE WHO ELECT0Rs or
THE EIGHTH ASH BLH DIS aiC ~ IN II " an
ssrsres for the Office Of Assemb man and noi hsnS $oy
nens,on Tor fshnng ans ulaT duel 10 which there Gu
o. hs fs hoaors 10 in and less profit. beg leave most
,ssssctfuy bot peremponly to withdraw my name from
al. ,anvass NV motto Is tnlOn now AMI al~aks --
NJ NC DAWN H. OF NJ = 80,
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~ Fifteenth Ward-rhe Peoples Ticket
A. TarTs pubnr meeting OF citizens OF the \Nth
ard hold AZ Constructor Han so broadway. ca wed
nesday evening ooh inst Al ciock me ioi WING A
81 was yecuni M nd 81 aHd unan iuousi adopted
Vk,recs The Wing Electors 81 the NNth WARD stffhs
condemn the riotous proceedings Nhcn 'eoA pace a. va
October inst and generally dssppoye Of the bomnaoh
smanatne from that meeting both IN account al te rev
r,hsnSihe nature Of those proceedings. AMI because 10 ny
Wig Electors of the Ward were prevented rom 'ilns
sno many votes were cast hv persons IlDa oih't 49,
and who were induced 20 Be present inr i.nprpcI
Anduhcrc7s deemed important that al va ll'-
Oh osld dtscsunie the proceedings referred ~ at
purpose that an Independept Ticket COM ~ si
candidates as VIII the Influence OF NJ l
ws-1isposed Wings Of the Ward, shlnl1 '' i1- l'. Al
and elected Therefore. -,
R>soirsd. That The following ssfsns - anu '"'' az
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tY- with District, 18th Ward. Regular De-
mocratic Wing Nomination:

By order, MOSES MAY NAhD' IT.
Chairman Assembly COnve nilOn.
Wv J. DAVIS, Secretary. o2s Ct
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70 Eighteenth Mard.-The REGULAR Ticket


READ AND DIGEST
In Democratic Whg JOINT Executive COMMITTEE, broa'-
wav House. Nov. I, 1851,
Resolred. That tfe n mlnaton OF
EPHRAIM l.. SNOW,
For ASSEMBLY.
and the tIcsot headed
ALONZO A ALVORD.
For ALDERMAN.
and JACOB II VALENTINE
For ASSISTANT.
y recognized by this Committee as the Regular Denocrdc
" hg Ticket for the XIV lIth Ward -,
ReSOlrcd That the resolution be authenticated ~ we
Chairman and Secretaries Of this COmmttee ana OF the
General Committees. + DELAflEI,D ohllh'
Nice-C hartman JOINT tx. COmnttee, ple>IolhS
BENEDICT LEWIS, in Secretary JOINT FIX Com
JACOB T.. HOWARD. Secretary pro tenn
JOS NJ PRICE, Chlirm1n
OF the Democ ATTIC Whie General Committee
ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman
Of the Gen1 Com Of Democratic Wing Young 9len'
LUTHER {. CARTER, ESQ. has WITHDRAWN an
name candidate for Assistant Alderman IN iLls ward
and under no circumstances Will consent to run MrCar-
To, this evening waited ron the undersigned and author
'NNN VIM d. GREENE,
NrvyoRr Voy 1 1851 EPHRAII l. SNOW.
n3 3tfc
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tor Inspectors a Eect0alN District MaIceus he IS
VIM Stedgih lid District, Mr. DoNnsr, j. MaptS.
oI melton R,sOittd, That these proceedings he pub
kshel m lht Ddiiy Tribune and Morning ErpfsSS
JOHN Y. HONE, Chairman.
ReBfRr " PsNNOYKR, Secretary. O3i INA
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r2riph1,enrh Ward Regular Democratic

FAY TgsneCfo-s o. Ier!On-lst District Wllllm DaY,
YIN n Jicnacls "a District Oscar Ben ann. SaT-
cant V RaIey 81 District DAVID Penn. VIM J. Da-
VS. ttb District Charles Mason, James WATSON. AR
D5s,ricf Abel Wheaton. Jr. Parker Chamberlam.
By order OF Charter Convention.
WN LAMBIER, JR Chairman.
RrupFs = KNAPP Secretary. OSF ~
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~ Sixth Judicial District (XIEh. Xvlth,

NvIlIth. NiNth and \Nth Wards kEUl LAR DEAiO-
CRATIC NHlG NOMINATIONS.
For Pohce Justice. SIDNEY n STUART
Io- CtIl Justice ANSON WILLIS
MAhCELLUS EELlS, Chairman
e2g 1ts ol the Convention.
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re-sirteenth Ward Regular Democratic WING

III SiNtceuth and Twentieth Ward Demo
cratic Nhig Nomination.
for Ns'qhcr q Asscsbh..--.-- JOHN 2. CUMMING
rs as
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JsAn Culver I'd DstItctJohn Zener Isaac Is. Skaats,
3D. Distnct-Beniamn Wooster, Edmund V. DAVIS 4th
D,stuct-Eamund Lane EaOm =. CLARK 9Th DISTINCT
Te~psend Durea, Charles Morgan; 9th Dstuct--George
& Sly.y, John j. Lewis, 7th Dstret-John IL Smth,
a.wre Rowe: sth Distrlct-Joshus Davenport, Alden
Mead WILLIAM btNNEl, thahhiui
TOWNSEND DuRYEA, Secretaries. 90 ,,vrA,,sr.
ISAAC u. skAAT, o29 ttW IhhSlH'
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I7FNFfTOTN IJ'HIII'I
Geo r Merkler. 81 d strict Henri 4. her. Mm -.
Sterling ith District Peter c. Bocert, Arthur /" -
bsudan 9Th District Edmund Morris. iheodosiis StaHs
6th Distinct Edwin G. Brown, jacob Beck nan. ii,
2 Resored That all good and true wings De eAlh-stN
recommepte3 70 vote the ticket entire az we ehSl
' FRANCIS HEWITT Chairman
CHARLES BENSON, (Cscr.,,,i.s att.
GEORGE F. MERsLKR, Wv
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D Tenth Ward Temperance Alliance Nom
~ Eleycn,h Ward Democratic WING Nom

FoT Iasr6ctOrs Of Efcfi0n-lst lsrct Joseph hpVot''
George Soll lid District James Turner, Peter nus
ted lid District Joel Kelly, Joseph Souihworth lNth
District John Friend, VIM C. Ennis Nth ID STREET, Lewis
r Dodd, julius G. Harrison With District John H. Eli
bstt Simon HoughwOut. With District, EiUah r Ber-
sian Daniel ID. Willis; With District, Peter Hamil,
Gardner Cushman
By order Ward COMMITTEE - -
uxNtxrr SMITH Secretary 90 St.
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~ Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic


name Jr Charles s. Benson; lid. Chester Dnggs, Geo
= Mcrslee: Hid. Henry A. Kerr, William q Serhns
WITH Peter J. Bogi1t. Arthur W Gabandan; th, b.
mund Morris. Theodosius Strsns; Win, Edwin Bfo"A'
Jacob j. Beekman. o.
NonrInQf,ng COMMITTEE Samuel Is Rp.utine, u. Geo
Dilks Geo f. Merklee. Robert Hone, samuel J.,
C,lswold Seabury Brewster. Aaron Hays. william H.
Johnson Edgar S Van Wrinkle. WIN. y BakeInan, ) tnss
" UnderhlIl. Stephen Storm. -
WM n. BRAKEMAN, Chairman.
SAMUEL b ROMANO. JR Secretary.
We the undersigned do most cordially present TO our
follow, citizens the above as the regularly nominated
Wing Ticket and recommend It TO the VIII voters OF the
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~. Nineteenth Ward Regular Democratic

For INSPECTORS Of ELcfiOn-ls DIST Jonathan T. John
son Philip ] Monroe I'd DIST. Edward Dayton. James
Hev1s WALTER e.. MACkAi Chm. Ward Com
JoHN T. WEBER. Secretary os6 -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12
Arrival OF the Franklin.

The American Steamship Franklin arrived at New
York on the 9th inst, with Is passengers and four
days later news from Europe. The most important
intelligence is rise of 3D. equal to of cent per
pound in cotton, and the fact that the French
Ambassador at Madrid had offered the assistance of
France if necessary toquel the Cuban disturbances
and also that Ireland is again the brink of great
crisis, which to her has always meant great ca
lamity. The despatch to the Sun says:
This unfortunate country believed to be the brink of
great crisis The new Catholic Association of Ireland has
deed law and the in the most open
and Catholic press equally violent in their denuncia
ton antpapal BILL and the expression of determi-
nation to violate and set the law at naught. and
field of agitation is thus opened and the
troversy proceeding in the most yirulent The
it is understood is not disposed to overlook the
matter, but will prosecute with the utmost rgor all those
Catholic bishops who assumed the titles of their respective
sees the of the demonstration at Dublin
The great topic of conversation when the Franklin left
the extraordinary sailing qualities of the yacht America
The London Times gives her full justice, in abiding to the
victory the 3d. which the American minister 9th
American notables present The Queen and Prince
Albert also bestowed lively attention the race
the day after expressed desire of visiting the America
which they did, the vessel being moored off Osborne House.
Commercial prospects throughout Europe universally
favorable. This if continued, will lead to large manufac
turing operations increased consumption of cotton
tcouseuuentlv a fair price for that article,