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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-02-22
EDEN HALL
EDEN HALL
Institution for Young Ladies,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE LADIES OF TT

Institution for Young Ladies,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE LADIES OF THE
SACRED HEART,
Hohaesburg, Philadelphia County, Pa.
Institution is situated about ten miles from the city Of
Philadelphia and possesses every advantage that par
The situation is saubrous and agreeable the pleasure
grounds are extensive aid highly cultivated aordng the
young ladies' every facility for the enjoyment Of those invgo-
The culture OF the youthful mind and the training of the
heart to virtue being the important duties entrusted to the
sruct their pupils in those branches which constitute solid
and refined education
Every attention will be paid to the physical wants
forts of the pupils who always under the immediate
perintendence of the ladies.
Difference Of religion is obstacle to the admission Of
young ladies but good order requires their attendance the
public religious exercises Of the Institution.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition including every branch of polite Ler
Each pupil will pay entrance the of bed cs 90
Music Drawing, and the Languages al the usual rates.
Postage Books, Stationery and ASKING charged to the
The French Language being universally spoken in the In.
situton this important branch forms extra charge.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
The Annual Vacation will commence the second week of
Juy and Scholastic duties will be resumed the first week Of
September.
Bishop Of Philadelphia, Logan Square the Lady
Superior Sacred Heart Eden Hail. Holmesburg, Phila-
delphia county. jan 14-3taw3mcp&d
ono BUSHELS PRIME NEW CROP CLOVER
so ditto ditto Timothy Seed
Also Orchard and Herds Grass Seed Of very superior
quality.
Just received and for sale by
FITZHUGH COYLE,
National Agricultural and Seed Warehouse,
jan 25-3taw2wfcp 9Th street.
CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED.-The sub
N scrbers Trustees Primary School 4, Piscataway
District Prince Georges county, Maryland, wish employ
classical Teacher for said school, Testimonials of scholar
ship and character will be required Apply the subscribers
STANISLAUS BLANDFORD,
JNO T. HOXTON,
feb 19-dG Trustees.
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DERUVIAN GUANO Government importation, now
dischargng from ship Albany, direct from the Islands, for
sale by FITZHUGH COfLE,
National Agricultural and
ian IO--Qa vev;fcn Seed Warehouse.
nIsTOLs, PISTOLS PIsTOLs.-The subscribers
IL have Just received direct from the manufacturers
general assortment Of Wesson and Leayi Revolving Pts
tolls which are considered by competent Judges superior to
any thing OF the kind now in USE
: ON HAND
English and Germ,n Pistols single and double barrel
Colts and Aliens Reviewers Ha
Ladies and other Pistols, in endless variety.
JOHN w. BADEN Il BROTHER, s.
Sign OF the Golden Saw, Penn avenue,
ian 5t-taw6w Near Sixth street.
pJ- Merchants Journal copy week for six weeks
Marlboro Gazette and Rockville Journal week four
weeks 3D..
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exceeding thousand dollars every such offence
for the of the county where said offence committed
shall be subject to imprisonment not exceeding year
tho county jail
This law, obvious, had two objects the first was to
make penal offence in all officers and magistrates of the
Commonwealth to exercise the powers conferred them by
the act Of Congress Of the 18th Of February 793 entitled
An act respecting fgtives from justice and persons es-
Gaping from the service Of their masters and which powers
were fully competento perform up the time Of this in
and penal enactment second to refuse the of the
OF TOE state for the detention Of any person claimed
fugitive slave I'M
deeply be aented that the purpose Of these enact.
ments quite apparent was to prevent as far as the
Legislature OF the State could prevent the laws Of Congress
passed or the purpose Of carrying into effect that article ofhe
Consuton OF the United States which declares that
person ned 70 service or labor in State under the laws
thereof escaping iato another SHALL in consequence of ~
law regulation therein be discharged from such service
labor but shall be delivered claim Of the party 10 whom
such service labor may be DUE" from being cared
effect But these acts Of State legislation although thew
embarrassment and create expense cannot Jeoc
either from the duty the authority Of Congress 10 carry an,
fully and fairly the plain and imperative constitutional proyi
sion for the delivery of persons bound TO labor one State
and escaping into another to the party to whom such labor
may be DUE
1t is quite clear that by the resolution Of Cougres Of third
Of March, 1921, the marshal of the United States in any
State which the of the as Of the has been with
drawn in whole in part for the purpose Of the detention
Of persons committed under the authority Of the United
States only empowered but expressly required under
the direction Of the Judge of the district hire convenient
place fer the sakeeping OF prisoners committed under
thoriy of the United States II will be SEEM from papers ac
companying this communication, that the attention Of the
marshal of Massachusetts distinctly called to this prov
Of the law by letter from the Secretary Of State Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
nisasters. &c.

BARK LAURA snow, which sailed from Boston On sun
day last returned to b Ca Sunday 70 repair hsyig oes
IN contact with snip MaSsdchh~''> anu "st li'"''' ~
sHIP STAFFoRDsHIRE. at Boston from Liverpool reports
having had succession OF westerly sa'es ui'hs '' pa
a new British schooner bound TO Portland laden with
kos knees and wood full Of water. but yery sgn,y n
Inred was fallen in with 2ls inst, off ovnsend Me
schr Mountain King Holmes Of ProyincstoW s pb
tow.d her into Townsend 1t IL undoubtedly the brtSh
schr Argus from ST. John " for Portland, when
sprung leak 18th off Mophegan lsn ere" '"AeH vi
schr Baerna. Of Portsmouth, sunk o tf ia'e sS fo
the of New Brunswck was wesa d z ie At 81,
erman's siand at the entrance OF Malpec HatoI
bodies Capt Trefetbe and tour OF ms crew Me'e EN-
ty-two barrels Of mackere IN adamaged stae "ee
from the vessel The Bale1ma vas owned py ~ en-
BEN Trefethsn, Of Newcastle. Her value, win ouh's
was about 8 300 no insurance ,o,, 800 .voorecr.,.
The B0rnst1pe Patriot tho 28th, says We are Gra-
fed that all the fishing vessels oeohgHg 70 ba
staple Hyannis and Yarmouth have ehet arryeu r o d
Island The schr Barnstspe, belonging TO MesTs C9no
Smith about whose safety much anxiety nad Deeh ie
having ON board over 400 bbls mackere arrived mere on
Friday last and Fava Saturday both vessels nav
ing rode the gale without the loss OF man or saa
while many IN company with them ent ashore ana DeS@
Tondon' Oct 1.-THE American ship Adams struck on
the bar in leaving the saguenay River was elk aal 'Ae
crew Lad refused 70 proceed on the voyage
Liverpool Oct l3-The Acadts Galilee from Mobile for
The Rio rsnde Ryau arr here The Acadia ad had her
decks swept boats &c during the hurc ahe OF @5l aug
but getting up man tOp
assistance Ut has before been stated that one % hef Doa
was pic ed up off Key West
Portsmouth, Oct. 10-The ship Montreal, Gurus from
Gotenburg for Boston having completed repairs was
Out Of hafbor 10 Splthead to day.
ShieIdk Oct l6-The bark Sarah Brrise, when pnt IA
here some distress on her way to -I9rk
has come of dock after considerable repairs ana
again loading for the United States o
Extract from letter dated at East Hampton Oct Xg 70
the Secrearr Of the Board Of Underwriters flwoCr Wa
ter ESQ THE schr Pearl. ol St. john y b lhlers,
master laden with fish. ashore on the east END OF on
Island She shore IN the storm on tae m,1hins
the 27th Her cargo consigned TO Woodruff ROBINSON
m New. York and is fully insuredthe CAPTAIN THINKS III
Poston-yesse partly insured St John She very 'tIe
damaged and viii probably be saved with the cargo al
little expense ~, c,,.. 80.
turned to Poson Yesterday, having been IN collision with
another vessel
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

~ The Nac- London Chronicle says All
abe fishing vessels from that port have now Pee, :,
heard from. and no serious accident has oco
them, with the exception Of the casually vi 'oa'u
the T. L. HoIstrem.
~ Thrty-three steamboat, s. have ave. been cen
built at the Cincinnati docks oul IA W. ,ba OHIO and
:rsde and few for the FLORIDA region
w The Wings of NewBedford, Mass.
a.~ united. and Will roll up an old fashioned
Wing victory on the lO1h.
70 Jenny Lind gave her first Concert o
m Cincinnati last night. she arrive" ia '"' ~u''"
CITY Oh Tuesday evening.
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passenQers Arrived

A. ,,an,r Waited Scott from Ne'0; r..
Alien Adams and lady sratman, Sydr W Afd
JAG ks w.. H,sts'l. M Harris. Miss CO NAG
~. rairehild Mrs Chids, Mr. stratnaa an q,
r.I ~ Wills Me.srs. Marks, Smith @onnnsa' "a
heron. - ~ d, w., C,o,a T,,<ynool--Mrs
c,,iv Of New York DR. CarrIck, Of Dublin ship sur
geen. -, H. A. vo,,o.v r Mallan-
-, MADAME Hardegg. three children and nurse $500,
IN bark Bottle from san FTancvco a NJ sh ceIIsn,
...ster late bark Mason Barney condemned al Blshos
AyTes. ,<, 81 c.t-o5,.,Nrr e
r. saTS Hvpersoa from 81. Cro,r-Mf. Gardiner lady
and family, Mrs Benjamin.
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Foreipu Ports.

No Am vessel az Malta I'd INST, or any vessel iae lot
Al Smyrna I'd inst brig SMYRNA, Sprague for New,York
mot Boston Ia the otfng, brig supposed the biIod
does Nevens from BengaZi Sid Zth ut oalk LsPah-
to- Gardner, Boston and New-York 81.
At Marseiles 9th inst, bark FAIRY Cook, seeking rels
for Nev-York If unsuccessful, would proceed to Maasa
Al gibraltar 5h inst bark Clarssa, Cook, disg Tor Ma
aga Sid 4h and 81 barks St Jago, Jordan Boston PaIod
Woodbury. New York brgs Leonce, Bradbury, do MeT-
euro Tuscan Philadelphia; schr MeraS Reeves Dos,
ton and others bound out the Straits The WIND shhen
on The 4th 10 eastward and continued on 5th.
ca Mt London nth inst ship George Evans Couiard,
HavTe , r.
At Punta de Arenas, Aug o. bark Premp', Lowell from
Istapa for Boston. repairing
Al Angostura. 9th INST. brig Angosura, CAREY, iof
New York scbr. Eleanor, Chase. for do. . -
Arr. at st. Thomas Oct IL, brig Henry Nonds, Chau
berlain St Croix; 18th, bark Robert MOrns Homer Bar
BADGES 9th, bark Hyperion BENJAMIN, Trntiad ana SD
l4th for CroIx brig Wissahlcken. Marhon 81 CIoA
schr Viola, Parker. Demcrara.
Sid from do. 18th. bark Robert Morrs, Homer, Are
ceho 10Th hrigs Wissahlcken. Marthen, Aux Cages l.
della, Jones Vera Cruz 9th brig Aloemarle mansnen'
NaQuabo ~,
At Bonaire Oct H. briggs Harne Kelly, for New YORK
IN DIS; Carbon for Boston, DIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
~ Thirteenth Ward Democratic whis NOmi
re- Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic
w hip Nominations.

For N(nqfor-EDWIN ID. MORGAN
For ASsembg--WM TAYLOR. ~
For ALdermGr-SYLNESIERL l.. II. WARO
Eor assistant Aidermnn-lSAAC o. BARhEh.
For AS0ssor-HENRN SWORDS. ..
Eor Constablfs-JAMES HOSTIN, JAMES KING,
Ear School CommisaOnsr-EDW. O. BEADLE. Thos.
Denny having declined renomnaton
Sp, School TruStee-JAS. ". CNDERHlli4
For school TnspsctOr-ELIAS LOOMS.
Fer Irspecfors OF Eischon-lst Distrct-samuel b Ro
George Merklee; 81 Dstrict-HenTy A. Kerr William
G. Sterling ith Dlsrct-Peter Boset Arthur w
Iabaudan 5th Dlstrct-Edmuud M0rrs, Theodosns
Strang; 6th Dstrict-Edwin Brown. jacob s Beekman
NoTnatiag Commitee-Samuel b. Romano, u GeTge
W DIks George + Merklee. Robert Hone Samuel |.
Criswold Seabury Brewster Aaron h. HAYS, William III
johnson, Edgar S. Van Wrinkle, William n Brakeman
James W Underhill stephen Storm -
WILLIAM n. BRAKEMAN, Chairman
c,,rr, n Pov,INr In Secretarv OF III
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rFron our Correspondents
DUH .Drr pHII-1 rrrsed-F ark Thomas Dsllei' Ia
ruaTra wa Puerto Csbeo Org Nsney Jaco2s' Mo Nh
ton ia schr Ann Eliza Caoe Rose Rev Or SrS-
sT.cn' from Boston Chas Hailock DAVIS do en-
Vis.s Potter Providence MARY Cramner. smith Jerse'
ci,v- Sarah Moore Smith Norfolk J. W Swan Iowas
end Boston Ann Flower. Bhapn, PIrtla1d' ~ ~
II Brown. EndicotI, Fall RIVER Telegraph S'n'H
Middleton. Ct -. G. Thomas g..
Cleared-B ass Gov. Won OrAolm, Days 81 40
Pnncpc Fnller do schrs BuenA VISTA PotieI Dshs,n
Mary Cramner Smith, Jersey CITY: So sS yors Tes
rraph Southvorth Hartford Allen n BIO WI; hap a
New YORK Asa Edrdse Lowesn ,N Taan,ena MdGi
,ayn esm~eI bolton Msnshon. Mobile Nofce' r.
Rbod.s Prnyidence; propeller Shark Mhier' Ne~-fok
bar.e Pbiladelphis Haynes. DO
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~ First Judicial D,stric, -Narrox,, ,,,,,,,-

~ FIRST Judicial Di.trict-NATION WHO
N00MlNAiIO = For Police Justice - DAVID Ran
SSLL. A meeting Of the National Wings held o.
MoAIAy october nth. Daniel RandeQ Wa nn.,3.,,,Si
nom hS,ea as Then candidate for Police Justice In Jns
hAhceA 1e Mhss of The District VII recognize the
ana nora Ian the intelligent citizen the exuerenSed
Juist d The arm friend Of the National kdnntstrs,,
-, Ht.O A4AS L -.... .-.,s,...,
JOIN LEFFEkrs, Secrs,aD. -, 80
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Nnuicsfic Ports.

ALBANY, Oct 29-Arr schr h.EIco, EMmcas: pHis-
dsphia, sloops W diam, Johns son, New YORK weston
tor Mhior do. Vd svhs Carene, Nickerson New Bel
ford John Wesley, Sweet New ORR Republican, fch-
ardson. New-Bedford
BOSTON. oct 29-Arr. steamship BEN Franklin Sears,
Philadelphia byigs IL b. Crosby. Collins, 81 Martins
Lewis Bruce Young North Atlantic, Dido Small, Pha-
delphla Foster Crowel do Atlantic. Brown do schrS
Nancy X Heagsn Cousins do; Jane. Iorrey. do; Saga
nav Crosby Albany AT Quarantine-Ships StatJrdste,
(packeO Brown. Liverpool Bell Rock Pendleon, I'm do
Cd ship Winchester new. OF Boston 74 tuns Nathan
" Briggs New Orleans banks Dragon, Andrew, Canton
Eutaw Matthews. Batimore brigs Hyadcs, Br Edgar,
Wallace S Paulaa, Finn, Phadcl CHA Sarah Vose,
Drisko Machias California Hchbon. Prospect Nernal.
(Br InnesS Marbehead with her inward cargo q salt
hom st Martins, schIs p Glover, We heres Charles
ton. Faufeld Norris Norfolk sid ship Dolphin, barks
Dragon aud Trinity, brg l., X. Palmer
BALTIMORE. Oct. 28-Arr. shDS Slas Richards, Rei-
dish San Francesca Powhaitan, Myers, Callao Bremen
ship Mara Louisa, Wenke. elphia-bslast 90 load
for Bremen barks Zion, REYNOLDS, Boston Ellen Morn
SON. (ayet Charleston brig Calvert Kelley do; Br schr
Atlantic Roberts. Abaco; schr. Con. Taylor Abbott,
kingston Jam Turks Island. Cid Br brig Palermo
Masters Windsor, n s. schrs COrsar, Br) Vesey, her
muda
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rvEiph,h and Ninth Ward.-Third Judicial

District-In The Tribune of Oct 30 an advertise
ment I'D relation the Regular Nominations. headed In
dependent Nominations" and signed John Lowe and Wm
Pool Chairmen. James G. Mofet, Secretary. In Inf
Herald signed Vim. Pool, Chairman, John Lowe aAd
James G. Moffet, Secretaries. The Regular Democrats
Wing Convention, which nominated JAMES GRlDLEl
for Civil Justice. and GEORGE b. DEANE for Police
Justice organized by the appointment OF bESJ4MSt
NEWHoUSE of the With Ward, as Chairman, and h. A
BORDEN ofthe IXth Ward, as Secretary. Thus was he
only Convention held the District, except the irregular
Convention claiming to have nominated Mech and Bleak
lev The persons Advertised above authorized such
publication They did not act IN the capacity then OF a,
other time The advertisements IN Inc lrohne ana
TIE Herald are. ther f.re FALSE. We call upon our
fellow citizens to note and all similar mssives from
the friends OF "a Justice al ReaAey as one OF then
efforts TO direct public indignation from the sure course
pursuing in that District thrustng out unw1thy per
sons from the important places Of Civil and Police Justices
Bv order Of the THIRD Judicial Convention,
BENJAMIN r. NEWHOUSE, Chairman
A. BORDEN. Secretary. o'o "
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IMMATURE ALNASAc-.-.rHIs DAY
-pisss.C "a Sets. 81 MooS-Rses ~ z'h
HIGH wATER.-- Oct. ~. -,
a>nay Hoot 8 3sm Gov Island 10 z9m Hell oaIe.o ios
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON, Oct g9--.,u ships Chlcsa; Croas,adi Ply
mouth Baltimore barks T. h kmbsl. Marseillss Ellen
New Castle, Eng Princess. Glasgow .2o,h Of Cape
Ann ss~ the wreck If schooner fogema>t goael Apple
ton. Bsluaoie Mary, phisPelpha sngs Brooaie NJ H.
laga MadisOa, Savannah Aun EiLahelh, Alexandra (,
Enpne, Ph'ladeip hs, HolaRder, Ne"-f%k schS
James h Bane St Johns. r. 18Th ,nS;. Lett bark n
Dorado for Brazil Gays sid i.,h. bTIg Water Witch; Bra
zll), Juha, Mobile q fax0n. Georgetown. ) c,
Sharon and RAINBOW. Richmond al,sr Hall, Norfolk
/ L. Bsnyan, Waterman anl + Reeves. philadelphia ,
ferine, Leader and PHILADELPHIA. Albany Rogowr. Al
boz Lawgspoe: October and Chroaomcier. New-YosA,
ship Belle l.o<k, Liverpool hrss AlceuGS Mare, 18Th
msi lspoke 26th ~ Fishing Rock ship Mcclellan fog
London with toV bbs OH Monte ChriSio G1nayes l2th
tlel hrg Mana for Nsw-YoTk 70 Us Brazilian
ting San ieual, Bahia VA New Orleans, sers. Victor
NewToIk 81 leon BALTIMORE
CfdSi ~ Essex New Orleans; bark Hailey. Bsnmog,,
crigs Neti9Ge Cenfps Acorn. BarbSdues Logan.
Savannah Druid s. Map Ca. Samuel Snall. Phi.s-
delphIs, Samuel WSlco,t, New YORK
The ship John Mayo. hence for New loIN Ton Cd
mso Holmes Hole yesterday. By the steamer MasSacau
sstts. dlsmastodshs having cut away her spars date
Vine! ard Sound north Of the Handkerchief sh0a. The
Massachuset Will proceed with the John VI. Nsso. On
WEDNESDAY, tH New NNf< Tae Massachusetts reports
sshcre N NGniAsAcs lts.Sss, se-oS-sr s.a..< .as.
~ Albany. with .oss VI Catle, .r.esf ana t<A.
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r. Ninth Ward DEMOCRATIC WING NoMI-

NATIONS. -
For Stnator--JAMES w. BEEKNAN.
For Cirtl JuStce-JAMES GRIDLEY
For Police JrStrce-GEORGE b. DEANE
For neutrality-suspicious. G.. LUCKEl.
For AIdermdn-JAMES X. BALL
For Assistant Aidermdn-HENRf W. HUNT.
For Assessor-THOMAS H. BROWN. .
For Conmtsaoner Of Pubic SshoOis-DANIEL ID.
FRENCH - r,>, mn,
LIAM PATTON. - . 49,
For Yuspfcfor Of Scaools-CHARLES OAKLEY.
For ConstaJies-BENJAMIN ID. WISNER WILLIAM
KUGLER nh.
For Inspectors Of ElectOn-lst Dstrict-Phlp Bone.
kteel Aaron C. Jewell I'd Distnct-JOhn WORMS, EDWARD
Prince Sd District-Davd kIpp, John h. Dayton; Nh
Distrct-srael Bower Charles Lee 9Th Dlstnct-George
Rexford Jacob Abrams 9th Dstrict-George Briggs,
George Sprlngseen 7th Distrct-States Bell Robert
Webber 9Th Distrct-Jsmes Backwood. Abner Wood
.rnd VIM r. TALLMADGE,
Chairman Chane Convention.
Er,x,rS ( UoFFu,N SECRETARY o28ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

" Eighth and Ninth Wards, nIId Judicial DE-
Ta-t -heEulHI Democratlc Wing Nominations
foT Justice II the justices Court-JAMES GRIDT CY
FOR Fohce Justlcs-GEORGE b. DEANE
By order ii the District Judicial Convention
(. A. BoRDES. Secretary * = a. ~ .A9 a..
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1)oliticll Notices.

~ Democratic Wing General Committee
Special Meeting this Committee viii be held on FRI
DAY EVENING Oct. 81. at = o'clock, at the Broadway
House. BY order JOSEPH N. PRICE Chairman.
M M.Ss1 sS.D Erils |secrs'aus'. oso
to General Committee of Democratic Wing
Young Men.-A regular meeting Of this Committee viii
be held at the Broadw ay House, FRIDAY EVENING,
October 81, 1851 AT u O'Clock ERASTUs BROOKS,
ELIAS COMBS (c..r.,,,,os Chairman
" + T CHAPMAN Secretaries oSO
~ Whig Ratification Meeting.-The Democrat
Wing Electors OF the Guy and Comty OF New are
EVENING the seth INST at u o'clock for the purpose Of
County cice- several prominent speakers Win address
WV '"', ''"' JOS NJ PRICE, Chairman.
M t SsiISs' ErIs, Secretaries Oss St
~ First Ward Democratic Wing Nominal
lions: =, .,,,., 49,,
FOR Asse,h .,.....-.--...- WILLIAM ELAGG.
tor Police .'usf,cc. JAMES H. WELSH
tSr iss'siagf idcr@aS, JOIN i TTaITEx
For COasiasles -....-..--..-.-- GHARLES MILLER.
For School Copruss0Her.....K S. TOWNSEND.
For school Inspector ..-.-..-.. RICHARD TYLER.
For Trustee .----..--.----..- SAMUEL GAGE.
For Inspectors al Electon-lsl DIST John Griffin, Jos,
4 Gardner, ID Dist, Henry Jgrgsns, James \. Croft
X. S. TOWNSEND, Chairman.
JOHN THOMPSON. Secretary, e23 ~
rT First Ward-lNDEPENDENT TICKET. -
Fog Alderman -----------E DMO ND GRIFFIN.
For Assist Alderman. -CHAS b JAMES o2l 2w'
W Temperance AlIiance.-An adjourned meeting
of Delegates from the Isl lid lid and Nth Ward Temper
ance Alliances Will he held al the Manners Home NJ IN
Greenwch.st., on THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. 3d. a, :
O'Clock. BY order HENRY LLOYD. President
II Second Ward.-DEMOCRATIC WING REGU-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CoNPRoNl>E tt EEr.
tor Senator .......-.-.-.....ALEN II. SHULrZ
For AsseHils ..-.--.--.---..-WILlIAMF LAGG
kor Justice -.--..--..-.----.-JAMES GREEN.
/ t0r Police Justice -...--.-.-.J JAMES n " ELSH.
7 tor Alderman JOSEPH \. FOOTE
tOr AsssstoRf Alderman AMOR }. WILLIAMSON
I tor tSSsSSor- -.-------..--IS ISAAC AYERS.
tOf >caoot CoRniLSslcRtr. B. FRY
For School Inspectors. IAhh . M WhEELhH
(GURDON ROBBINS. il.
WARREN LELAND
foF Nesocf Afas.teS--.-..-S EPHRAlN Il. HUDSON
JOHN L. LEEFERrS
LANES VI. SHARP
20, Coasf,5lcs hOBr WlNTRtNGHAh
For Inspectors of Elcctoa-ist Dstrct-r6s@a. III
ley LathroY l.. Gardner 81 Dasir-G1eon Clifton la
puke.
b. oyder ii the Ward Committee
GIDEON CLIFTON. Caairmaa
IOSEPH 4. KEMP, ts...-..,,,.s
BENJAMIN |. CHAMBERS, 90 GA
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NETWORK DAILY lBUNE, THURSDAY, OCIObER 3o 1901

Nom ations: - - -
FER As,tssnt Alderman WILLIAM o andrews.
Fof AsetS0r a " .. v y - ~ n'H-'
ROY t''S'a0'ea --------- DANIEL KLAI BERG.
For sclOol Corisoner, WIt+rA psy u STSrhi
For S T;,''' If c0""0" RA VIZ wE wtsRr11
For iasSecfor Of Sckooi,. IsRAEL D WALTER
Fer I,asrsofor' e Eesnoa-Fir.i District. d Pine,
MSrsa3 seeosa ps5c. Er .i r,I,5 TERI D.
rict. Zophar Mills. Jas I Mills Futh District I g.
VIM Harngan Seventh Distinct. Herman BOYD. James
EBES MORGAN, Secretary. o5j;Si
" seventh Ward Alliance Nominations
r. Staaor -. NEwCOMB
For Ass,njlg. .-------.--..- s. GILBERT
Fer Aldermen JOEL BLACKMER.
fcr Ass-stGnf Alderman Ira BUCHANAN
For Assessor 49, BEN AMIN n SMITH
For School Commissioners ---- v d Mi,RPHY
For School Inspectors ..-..-.-- " T hewitt
For School Trustee. THOMAS BITTER
F. c,-,..,,>, 1T. McCARrY.
4" 'O' ''-'' -----'---------- +. d. FITZGERALD.
o3e St.
e. Eighth Ward.-Good Men. Good Laws
Good INSTITUTIONS The following Nominations
have been adopted by the With Ward Patriotic and fem
ffor Seaafor. JAMES BEEKMA&
FOR Assembly WILLS BLACKSTONE.
Tor 4Iderrncn JOSEPH W KELLOGG
fOr Assistant Aldffran a fhNDSN NJ
For Assessor. THEODORE KELLY
For school Commissioner. Rev. n NJ. GRAHAM
For School TRUSTEE -----.-..- ORLANDO ID. McCLAIS
For Schools Inspector BENJAMIN BELL.
-. Oil, WIN. l.. CHAMBERS.
fW CO"S'D"t'-----------'- WI. b. JONES
Fer Police .Jys-ce- RGE B. DEANE.
For Girl Jtsfct.---.--.--.--JAME GRIDlEf
b. order o. Il. NcCLAIN, Vice Prest
Al GRAHAM Sec'y o39 St.
II Eighth and Ninth Wards.-REGULAR
NAII0NS.-DEMOCRATlC WING DISTRICT
COkNENJION.-At a meeting Of the Delegates elected
the District Convention Of the With and NH Wards,
he'd AZ No A. HowaTd-s the City OF New York. Oct.
H. 1851 the purpose of Nominating Justice and PO
Ice Justice for said Court, Hon GEORGE BRIGGS, was
called to the Char. and ALFRED WAITE. Esq, APP
pointed Secretary. The following Delegates presented
their credentials
WIN Ward iXth Ward
George Lake. Hon. George Briggs,
David l. Crane walter : cunningham,
Alfred Waite n II Tilton
lanes Shaw Jacob L Sebung.
Iosenh 3 Porter, Abraham Underhn,
Horatio y. Wild
Whereupon the Convention by reclamation, nominated
For Jnstee o. TIE JUSTICES WILLIAM B. MECH.
Ear poI,rr JrsficC -. JAMES T NJ BLEAKLEY.
GEORGE BRIGGS Chairman.
ALFRED WAITE, Secretary. o29 ST.