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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT FILLMORE
DUNKIRK. N. Y, Nav l5th--12 M.

An immense assemblage of people is congrega-
ting here, every avenue to the town for miles
around being crowded with wagons and teams, and
steamboats, are arriving, overlooking with passen-
gers. Gov, Hunt Ex-Gov. Young, and the City
Councils Of Buffalo, are expected'every minute.
The cars with their distinguished visitors have
for their reception.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

of exciting rumors yesterday OF dispatches received
by telegraph from Charleston Savannah, announcing
revolution ACCOMPLISHED in Cuba the rising of the
people against the Government and the revolt OF the
army to The side OF the insurgents We were constant
ly asked whether these things were So but were con-
strained TO say that had such dispatches, and.
could not ascertain who had.-N 0. Picayune May 9,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

"Hury Graphs, by N. P Willis Scrbner New
York." is the title OF the last book OF that clever exqu
site in literature the author of e" etters from under
Bridge"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

MURDER.-A man named Richard w. Clarke, a
shoemaker by trade, was arrested in the vilsge Of
Flnstone Hampshire county last week upon the charge
OF stranglng his wife by choaking her,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

An exchange paper says in an obituary no.
iice, that the deceased had been for several years
a bank director, notwithstanding which, he died
Christian, and universally respected.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

PITTsRURG, May Is.
Wilson's saw mill, gris mill and several
DIV ellings were destroyed by fire yesterday
There was no insuranbe and the loss is very Sc
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

The Prince of Prussia, accompanied by the Princess
Of Prussia and family, and Prince Frederic William Of
Prussia with their suite arrived Dover on the 29th
from Ostend, and would proceed Immediately to Lon
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
per sample per gross
9, 10 p
8 do i-inch brass screws,

! dozen large bench vices, say 3U0 los per pound
! do hand vices per doz.
! do screw wrenches
sorted per sample per dozen
6 sets zinc weights, from ounce 10 / .-.-
pound per set.
sets iron weights, pound to 4 yr
mounds ner sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Death OF Distinguished Cidzen-Coai Ira"e-
The Christiana Rioters-Markets, &c.

The Christiana Rioters-Marken, &c.
Ccrreryobdence Of The N Y Tribune. - ,e,,
Mr.. John Mcguire, an esteemed citizen OF
The Northern Liberties, died suddenly yesieraay;
aged 81 wears M Mcguire, during a long me- Aiieu
various Offices of trust and honor. ~, oo.l
During the week ending to-day, lo,ooZ 'ui' "a 'O''
were shipped by the Schuylk Canai. r,,.,r,c,
The Grand Jury OF the tnited So 90 ,-ne bills
Cour, brought into Co.rt this morning % rancas
against the 80 persons ~ho were - ne Chris
tsr County charged with participating ~ VIC - ,h
tisna murder and resistance Of 'he 0Die
" N. Cour, of Common Pleas the testimony ~
,be csse cf Rociord Coleman ana rye, Nd nd
1Sad xester6sy afternoon. The Judge aio"eu
toay Of he six counsel an hOur apiece 70 arg t
-. N the lury VIM l.. HIIst opened tle cdse'coI
the plaintiff, ard was ioh2~ea oy i ~ i,esE or the
zane side snd WIN =. need conclude 10Y w piaLll
tf Judge King Will charge ne JuIt 1hs On
in the Court Of Quarter sessions: Ann hdiIA PC.
Was CHARGED with an assault and battery upon ne,
nun infant son, aged about years. IL appe iiti
that the child was afflicted with dy'eniery' ana -
uncleanly He under Ine0lcdi treatment ~
an a yeyy enfeebed condition. The molhef to0h hll
g. The Lvdrant and after stripping Of his clothes
threw him INTO tub II water, ana conlihs1O - a
scrlbbing his flesh with scru0oihg Dfusn' VIC 49,,
screaming all the while. she Vas also Secii ~ 80
him With hard broom. and upon one dsloi I'M
him with 1t while naked IN tup Oi Watef. nan
were visible upon the child where ne hdn ueeu
whiDped The neighborS mterfered, our the iho.h ,
ulll persisted N this treatment ihey 'h'H Dio"s"'
suit On trial. "a -
The weather IS all TIC most fastdioua could "ish'
lovely In The extreme ,.. Ts,,. g.
Tn. EfoUR market h1s Infefglu nc a. ch-h-t .eiT -
btte or no 81 snrt demand and The shfs are -
small lots for the supply Of ne cs - - for
e.,,s according 70 quality Ccce nonti s,l's 81 ~ u
YoIk fancy brands at - 81 uot0 So ~ ~ III 80
cons MFGy We nave heard OF np Iansdst ms inc a. d
good demand for WHAT. ard but l'ed noun "..
Ing Sa es OF 1900 bush. good Red AZ s@oic z s- " ~
,,e VII T. a. $50 RYE - very scarce ahu
"a demand a 62070c for tsiing CORN ont h'..s IN
nn,,.d soe, Saies # good yellow az 390gO. a'ioa'
c,nc m .ovlv and are steady demand AZ 81 1Jlc
Tbmh In GRoc E}Es and PEoysioN mere ,. - ~
raj .bsaes The season fr h. latter IS ABOUT over NJ
~ Is In good demand and Prices tend upward 49, ~
= hrm ~ 23c IA bbls 22al2. IN hhGs VIA n"f'aie
SAFE or srooEs.- First Board - MN C'y as o.
,0s!: $500 do i02, $500 nor IA9 S. III, loS; ~"
IeLo6 g. mtg 0s4 500 Lehigh nt a3. r'1V .. o.
Nav int on 81 IS q S. Bank, ]. Ear Mscas;oS
tPhi Bk l21. Penna. X r., 400 DO NV 'V' h'"o-
G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Jersey CITY ITEMS.

fv The concluding exercises OF the So
,etr (oy the Promotion of EducationiR the West
held on Thursday evening IN the PARK Church' New
ark Extracts from the Annual report were feau ny
Rev Theron Balwin from which appears that out OF
5000 graduates OF Colleges $4,000 had been assisted
nv determinations in harmony with this Society The
report presented progressing condition OF "halfs'
and called strongly upon all to assist III the promo
ton Of the important work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

NATTHOAU IVVTUfNI y ~ ~ .17F'1F
named Timothy Sullivan, on the Fall RIVER Rul-
road fen from the top Of freight car attached to
the tIain which leaves Fan River At 81 O'Clock
when the tram was within mile and halt OF East
Stoughion Depot, and was so much injured tlat oll
ht,e hopes are entertained of ms recovery. lie
Mas taken up sensoless aud carried back to the dt-
pot At North Bridgewater, where medical attend
ancc was summoned, and every attention pan %
L..n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

ro9 iIlr9aa '.-.'..-..' WILLIAM TURNER.
f,r t..staaf ~. man, HENkf JOLLIE
For tssrssors -...-.----- HENRY BAKER
mos HORsFlELp,
For 81 too' 'o' ''0 f'-- ALVAH ROWE
1CItAS. SIMPSON,
For hH '. o'S ...-...--.--i ALEX. MURRAf.
rJOIN " EDNONDS.
:" CHNi5TIRN EiLIs
hOBEkT GIBBONS
GEORGE NJ ROTH,
For coH5iothF ..------. JOHN IS GEILEH.
For Inspector, of Eiect0i-lst District Wa. PyoIaad
H,eb Inr,er flo Dsr.ct Lru P,tW ard re- bard Ben
amin. ma D-.iuct. jacob Deppy aud Robert Leets
The nou,.n NATIONS sof0 lien IN nunonsly fatihed
NJ Andrews Jr then offered the follonias fesoiu'
Rs'oiici Thai In lie u.mina, on Of EDWIN d. NOR
GAN io Senator, "e have mo champion OF state ana
nonal pnncplos willing I'd sustain al th' sfeA' ns ,
Of ConDTom aid Improvement, the firm fnsod o. w.
great treasure, tie Fca and ornament OIL our o.a he
Ere Canal o.f "Aatt voice has bstn hest"' 'rii -
worth tested VA our state C1uncl, well shl"n, eel "
loved, end Dill te wen .'I 'aiAe ,,,,,.cou T.,
Resoued That 10 go. c'u. HENRY HOUSioN ~,
to'epresent itis Dsrc 10 me Assembly V' NI hsye
Commune have 5ce' wisely and jhaciousi 2 AM Pbs
stlsted the hest etp'rlt ons VI an ts' Wbr
WId, iN 10 hm Ne gee me MN anu IN, ~, os, et,
worthy our bet con',Hre no ~. be a'rsl' ]" 'A'
cc.egfon AID orc "t"' no. "r'ifht TO he"f yra f
RssQ 'rfi, That m thf ''nlna iD1 81 WI oh.'yt,
AlccImlA, the Comm .o have pfcseni"a iof vH -
faithful, Hnunns Ai- .-d CO.,. oi nl oil h' = mas
made man. 80 h"leat, lbs '-s "echsh' lio n,otect
friend ald a-soclte g.. able ~ REPRESENTING anu n,s
The ctzo,s I'D interests q ths Wa'dih the SV b aa
I0uncii nnt deserves M 4i zee re our uAi'e An.
tri el,lis 90 secure - lima handsome m@'h5 '''-
Rl'o,ta. Iiat the ao.ilaion ofHENRY JoLLltt
lr e..iaif hlfefrI If.ft, % us an Old aih phb "a
Wing hose yoce lfe as-is have si"ajs zen n,a
and lcscto veil tnHI I'D I'D H' A ~ 'tl a.,
ny. d ,t.e.lt ol tf n1 d l8itB WHO l'pEmn ~,
wounded ald el Y" 40 "h'e Dattinr m1a.ay
hscslatF's h.no.-tI WHICH s sIre and .sis ya,hL
t t4t hc4sa .ae al.r tn To- hi ih' oihos iof ''"''
g-I.,l TIsl... i..... D.. tons 81 HENRY BAKEs
a.d e. p LE.it g.. s.ff, the li-.h-tpf L" ,r,.
rr. hove .eIect caa tl 3s ear mon, s'efIng "n.s'
1o0 men whom e - % .lls' % poHoini '1 ,sssss
3D. u . +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

RREASTPIN.-Los,. On fnd7y n no
n 10 gong from s.. Ci.meuis -placs ihfoo.' a,ars
u1 9TH and down West lith-st, large s.u,,pg ~
TX Pl sttdt cd nth AID SCI with idN ~ ~
initials" l. G. Il C. g." Tie der wi feo't ~ ii,sya
va Uc Il the Pin. aid i.e iAaas :! the .wHs, nj y
II az No. 30 VI alden lsne. aert corner ~ NassSt
I OST-Last evening, either III -
Fracre. or CrrH'-s's. 90 % hr'i1N,.aa ,a,ip< "
i,iv.ne and Cas.l.sgs Tui ~ hooet -, "a iess-
ipg Il With Mr. wHlILOCK. No l3S C-aAi o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
~, Twentieth Ward:-DEMocRArlC WING

iy- Twentieth Ward At large and tnthnaAsle
meeting OF Tie Domociatc Nhig Electors oi the AAth
Wau held October ~ ai y o'cc a, No $50 Eighth az
er Ald. SPARKS called 20 the Char aud Al ~ MuR
RAY and DR. EpMoNus were selected as Va. thaTmen
ard J. ANDREWS. Jr, aud wN j. WILcoNB were appoint
ea Secretaries.
The meeting beng 'ranirel the call br thc same wn
read-the object beng hear The reports ~ the Nonina
ting Committees
The Assembly Nominating COMMITTEE presented ihs
name of HENRY HOUSTON Esq A. ibe candidsts for
Asstmbh fOf tie Alsth District, "hi'h, when "S re-
ceucd with great applause. -
Tho Chatter Nom mating Committee Topo- tod the follow"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

Nominations , ,-,r.,,,--r
H., sJJ,ry,s. John y WEBB
Eoy 1ss,slgUf 4I9e,aoH.-W WILLIAM ID. ANDREWS.
10. sfss,ssoy A W. : VAN DEURSEN
{JOSEPII W JONES.
Tor C0HSfdOHS------- ------ DANIEL KIAUBERG
WILLIAM ID. MURPHY
fOf Nc"oo '"h'"''Sto"I'- Nm. 7. PiNCkNEI.
For Trustees Of Common DAVID WEBB
Sfboois ..--- WADE " ARIEL
Far Jgsr,cior Of NraooIs.- ISRAEL u WALTER
FOT Inspectors Of EiecnOH-FUst Ds.Ect,D W tr'c
+ w Moran. second District = n Fridge Ferry
IGirl DistrIct : 4 Mckinney C. T. FieiI. r'purth Dis
trlct. Zophar mills. Jas r. Mills Fifth District, / g.
Cone Lawrence Pridham Sixth Distinct. Ih1s n Bemis
WIN Harlan Seventh Distinct Herman Bnyd james
Sanord 81 order u WEBB. Chairmta.
EBEN " MORGAN, SeCTCtdry Oh M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
u Fifteenth ward-The Peoples Ticket.

AZ a large public meeting of the cltleus OF Tie NNih
Waxd held a. Constitution Hal $50 Broad say On c
nesday evening. 10Th inst. at o'clock The ipoNnc cs
e was recommended, aEd unanimously adopted
Where's The Wig Electors OF The XVIII lard strong
condemn the proceedings which took place a. Tie
primary meeting held at Constitution Hall the OH %
October inst ard generally disappfoye Of the nlmnaon
emanatng from thar meeting. both account of the
rehenshle nature Of those preceding AMI because many
Wing Electors Of the ard were prevented from voting.
and votes cast by persons from other ards
and who induced to be present r mPru purposes
And uhrcaS, u Is deemed important that all good ctLeo>
should discount tie proceedings ere -, and FOR
that purpose that an independent Ticket composed Of such
candidates Do tho confidence Il the ORDERLY and
we-dsposed Wings of the Ward should bc put forward
and elected Therefore.
Resortd That the following persons be. and they ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
U Thirteenth Ward pemoe ratio whis Nomi-
u Thirteenth Ward Temperance NOmina-
u Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic
Nhig Nominations.

Wing Nominations.
Fer SenCf0r-EDNIN D. MORGAN
Fer dsseTb'g-WN TAYLOR
For AiGerUGn-SILN ESI Err / II WARD
FOR Assistcnt AiferncH-iSAAC O. BARKER.
FOR Asscssor-HENRN SWORDS
For COnsfaj FLAMES HOSTIN. JAMES KING.
For School s1OHSr.-FDW. l. BEADLE. Taos.
Denny having declined denomination.
For School Irtsfcc-JAS ". tNDERHlLL
For School IqsyecfOr-ELIAS LOOMS.
For Inspectors Of Efcr08.-lst Dstnc'-Samuel =. EO
maine Jr CLas $. Benson. % DistnctC hester Drigrs
George +. Merkee: Sd Disrict-HenTy \, Kerr. William
c. Sterling 4th Distuct-Pe'er J. B1-cr,, ATfhur W.
Gabaudan jth Disfuct-Edmund Morris, Ile0d1 slus
Strang; 9th Dlsuct-Edwln j. Bro vn jacob BeeSman.
Nominating C0mnnce-Samuel b Romano, Jr.. George
W Dlks, George F. Merklee Robert Hone Samuel l..
Gnswold, Seaburv Brewster Aaron Ways, William
johnson. Edgar ) Van Wmsle, William y. BiaSemau,
James W UnderhIil. Stephen Storm
WILLIAM y BRAKEMAN, Chairman
SAMUEL r. ROMANO JR Secretary. 81 tE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
= Eighteenth Ward Regular Democratic

- r,,.,..e,.t,, ,yord p.~ul,r nemo, ra.ic
~ . = -; -. :. ~
= -, ATCNIN 4 A.EDND
~ ,I.... rr[|p 81 Z lfErffEF
a.. $500 Hf.. 4 .II< fAlEFN
IT, ~ C-,,t- f.l..f.ts Il S'IfTI
IT, ~, 1870 efr Iff'f ItsFHIIE III.
- ~. fr, TDW ARD PRIME
(ftfalI.E- - IrNNltG5
for CoHs'l. ..---------- HENRY BISHOP
Ll- T..-t,~. "a, fi,,t.r.-.sf DISTRICT y .Iitu .)..
W., II f,c,ci. iD..r.c.. 3.ars. anna ..r-
80 4 p'.r,- .l D..f..r. g.r Il prr-u. N.. T. De
soi- ,,t n '.-. ~ i.p-e. ra... f.r.tF .-sla Eth
t.-I -, {. =. .- ef.1lnrrilfp
q, -i.',..r C...-.I.f....
N.T TANaIER. JR Chairman.
a-r-r., + Nstrr. stc.tfas. % -. q
g. hig Differences or tIc .i@htef.ii
" ard.--lt due 30 fae Committee "uo .ttr .". J..
TffiI o.. CARIEit3 gl.le.Il fI. lti I a. well ir DO
.orr II ems m0--iuc ID ra.tlsD 20 .h-t "is I-
ay The rF COMMITTEES ~ 9i.f4 Tor tae pu 49,,
me ~ MN Mad
or Committee as t-as rerorct O. rs, el.rei fi
All Tie u1r.es rl IA -e-e-s. Hfl ile cri'l ZOO oi f
Alderman end tsse mp new r'ifa slct ~ 100 trA fi
-,,., rIrtw9 CsI.aift.e, c4uI ae,ee up,a wac. PCS
ro.ec,e, Dy them. rllr C1ng.ftfe raen o.sfe. t-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

q .ix,eeuth ward. DEMOCRATIC WHO
ptIIVICsTlON MEETING Pursuant - public
-. ne y hiss of the NYlh Ward assembled =, knck-
t.l-r Hal corner Gh az ant g3d 81. End even
M oct u All ca a,otIon II Nasnng'on Smith. U.s.
In toev.ug gentlemen we're elected officers of ths
Prssdsn,-BENJAMIN G WANDELL, ESQ.
V,ce-PT,,id, ats-NOgRis IRAsKLIN, R0Br G ciWP-
49, TouV " H1ur T~ttr " AYRgs Jaws HcRNsY
.,trL.- kr-s o. T. "l--a. ). D, $3.50. -.4.~-..
I'D MASON Thompson
sscI.;sTas-C. NoS~O.D,J MOTT, JOHN FARRISG-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

q Sixth Judicial District tXIlth, Avnh,
yviIIth XIXth and XXih Wards REGULAR DEMO
CRATIC WING NOMINATIONS
Dor Police Justice SIDNEY X STUART
For CfrtI Justice ---- ANSON WILLIS
MARCELLU5 EELIS, Chairman
o9g -ts OF the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

~ sixteenth Ward.-At a meeting u the C1n' en-
t IN, mating candidates for Chatter Offices fpf the
XVIII Ward. elected The 9th INST, M pusih ul
he IAN Of the wing General Con ntfce and of tue J"h
So,oi Cor,llffee of the two MhIg Ward COMMITTEE, u
he XVIII Ward JOHN p. CUMMINGS was 4pp'a.el
Chairman ana john b HALsrEp Secretary me 'n-
',n tsto,f Alderman Thereupou the following
nn ~ - nnani,norsly nominated for the folio wing
4 I ,S,,.., GEORGE CLARK, EsI
r0 ~ ,i'.''|,." ,Lj--,'l1 ASD-W BRI DGEMAN e.
TT 4, STEPHEN MERRITT
foI tNS,s' C-t-1,.-s.,.ilr Holm DELAMAfER
TOT ''''''' JAMES POLLOCK,
WASHINGTON SMITH,
Tor Trustees o. Sc400G--l JOHN + VAN WNCk.
tBENJAMINC WANDkLL.
.. .....j E,s-,c,or JOSEPH ;. MYERS.
-" ''to" '' tCORNS CHICHESTER
FOR Congfailes.- --------- MATTHEW HANNA
TOHN p CT MINING CAarn 10.
JouS Il HA.rED. secrettrs- '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

NhiC NJ GEORGE A HOOD.
f6 os''f he National wings Of the Illa
~ nt,,e held on Monday eyenlas ~. q, ,nT 70 he
!. noon wss unanimously n1ninaieu loi - A"'0'' "
sn,nerted al the ensuing eleco. ,D,rctrr Chairman
c,xr-xr BUXTON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

For InsDoC'0rs 0f tf-f0H-lst DISTRICT NImuCI 8 NJ
maine. Jr Charles Benson I'd District Chester Drgss
Geo + Merker, 81 District Henry 4. Kerr. Wn o.
Sterling; an District Peter G.. Bogert. Arthur Ca
baudan jth District Edmund Morris TheodOslus Strang
9th District Edwin 6 Brown. Jacob !. Be- Sman.
ResOusd That al good and tue Wniss be earnestly
recommended to the above ticket entire at ths ensn
ing election. - 80,
FRANCIS HEWITT, Chairman.
C CHaELEIS l RESs9Y Secretaries. o3o e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Y pemOcratic whig TIcI.et--Regular NOmI-

For Ingpccf0rf o. tIfcfI0n-Ist DsIncI fq"1.u !"
Thomas Bro.n Second District joan en.o4 t.n :
Rogers Third ID stfict Edward Dayton, J0nn tafh5
len Fourth District WorthDgton Hoigs nson Is iii.i'
stead: Fifth DISTINCT George Merritt, lohn II niiNi',
si,fh ID ,trct. Mr. NcTweu. William Coed
JOHN p CUMMING, Chairman . ON
J. 4. IIAI~TEAD, StCy. '-'pl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
r-,. ,in,h Ward-HatiGcalion Meeling.-Ihl

,cIsss ~ III ard ~ great numbers me- On "ednesdt
Erennr oc, % at the BleecSer-st HSuss
csiled - The chair. Alexander J. Mcdonald 9 Deia
nater y / McCready. VIM r Iallma1Te' Sats ; Oa AZ
iT Nelson Duckworh EgbeTt hls and K protheroe ap-
-osnfed Wee Chalrmen and Francis 5 Hoffman i onn
VI Ferns and Henry Jay, Score ares .t
M Slosson addressed the meeting az length Upon e
cadpa polcv OF tic Wig party. and tie neceSsy u
portlnc The Constitution. the Laws ana the mon nc
rs fenulv interrupted hy the cheering oi the meeting
w = TaIlradge ESQ reported the Regular Nom "a
lions which wore unanimously ratified with three AmeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
70 Sixth Ward Wing Nomination
u. seventh Mard Regular Democratic Whig

+ Y SHERMAN. Secretary. nj s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

We congratulate the voters OF the AEth ward th@ tley
now have an opportunity of placing power men OF the
night sfamIInon who Iniel- gent, capable and piac
teal bus men, and who n, elected VIII keep an os
m Tie Ward wbcre all SUGGESTIONS and complaints An be
made and corrected without being c0mpchsd -
hunt up your Alderman and Assistant Alderman n ,Io
ooh or vlcnitv they being both lawyers the other
ticket W. prag therefore o. vote the People icSeI
nj 2tt PKOPEkIY OMNkRS of the XVI Natd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

laree and enthusiastic meeting OF me % ~.
" I'D wihout distinction Of party hsiu On 49,
eve was unanimously adopted, ~ b. sap'f'ed al 'e
ElectiCn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

t0 Nineteenth Nard-The attention I'd the Fleet
orS oi tis Nat Ted - fha following letter iron VI
Kerr IN reference 90 ~ ~lfrl fseksods NJ crn Ainr
BY those interested in BIS defeat
NEN-NaRs Mcanesda, or. -. 1854
lAWRENc 2 kGRa. - - car 81 4 rep.u "a.
been crcr'tc tarousa NINth Yard % the eject that
sou about - tca serving A. onr c.nciae for the
Office 81 Assistant Alderman Please ,fcrln ne n such b
the tact or lot Norrs trnr. mo L slSHER
NGw-NoRE. THURSDAY 90. 80 1851
john /. FISHER, E,4r-le4r Nr. In aasx,T 10 rour
inquiry teg iea,c -. oLce Tor al % say TIA having been
al IS ALUN o he ,uig tgue AID r.s Wky. III
the NINfh Ward l h- ClL1 late Tor ASSis,at AderS,,r
Ire her have shall uDcrr any CIRCUMSTANCE az. line
- serye as their nom we'll sarisheG that Ne
pooIev and Drake action WI rcstt 70 ANY fASs-
fri % serve Their ends lut appeal To al Nnow ne
a. saF A. neither have moo always - I'd consistent and
straight flrNarl course. Your otetcnt servant.
IA D.. IAWRESCE 4 KERR
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})olitical Noiirce.

rS-For Register.--CoRNELIUsv V. ANDERSON
OBJ IT.
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- sir, Ward Tempcrnnce Nominations. =

Inspectors Of Eccfon LIST District. Thos Dggan Jacob
6 Iozer: ia District ThoS Fenders, Peter Mood lId
District las T. Waugh, Benz Barnett INth District.
O. Dc Glaw Nolney Fl lott Nlh District. JOSIAH g. Diou'
nfi ns THADDEUS HYATT. Sec'y.
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Il renth Mard remperanee AIlianee Non-
n, Eleventh ward Democratic whis Xo'a-

For ins.tr0-s ar te-aof-'s. D-s-rt,t r.s.rh A.h.f
GcTsc Soil Iio D.'rcL. james g. g1fleT 3, rerN dus-
tct Hil Dsir.et ia. n y. Jos h Slartvlr.i. TN
D,'l.ct. JOAN Huegu. Wm q =. us Vth ID .r... Lew
4 Dod julius L. Hanson. VITA Di.frirs ION A. e.
Lott, Slon II saVont. Win Dst.icf F.h = Rer-
ran. Daniel willis, VIllth D.st..rt Psrcr Haul.
Gardner Cu>Alllu
Is order Nari COMMITTEE
JOSEPH ABBOTT. -.au-nln.
EEv BIT SMITH Secretary o3g 81
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The following Feso.lo.s II raIse de - GAS c
- md efenhep Hopper hr the pi', lo'ac san. -
nave taken IN the Temperance C4uss IA oi
issce and coues and that we heIeog peuse o.
-, ~ oT earnest and hearty support - these on
S, Alderman and Assistant and iof ne "hoie lem
Pt et5 Thai az CITIZENS q the lXth ward we are ae
So nat the Ward shaA be redeeme from rum party
s,ce and We hereby pledge our Jealous and lefseys
A ,s ,,ntil the fun Accomplishment vi our purposes
That we ad ourn 20 meet n .hs place ag ~. VI
keS .. - 10 avs,Tne ASA CHILD, President.
neIl Di on9as O3 81
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~ First Ward Democratic Wing Nominal

to First judicial District.-N ATlO\ NJ WIG
NOMINATION. - For Police Justice - DAVID KAN
DELL. At a meeting of the National Wings. held On
Moxday October 2Tth, David Randol was UNANIMOUSLY
Nominated their candidate for Police Justice In Judge
Rande the hgs of the District viii recognize the upright
and neral man. the intelligent citizen the experienced
Jurst and the firm friend of the National Administration
THOMAS L. STEWART, Chairman.
John L IFFFFRrS, SecretaE nj n
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e rweltts Ward Regular Democratic vhi:
II Twelfth Ward Democratic Whis RcagIa,

~ Iweitth Ward Democratic Whig REGULAR
nominations A meeting 90. tls NhI- "a rr \ ,ri-
aiins Committee held on TUESDAY eveaB- Oct H. ~
.hS .e1Se y Spinnins e. mr. OF l5th-s a.s D. -
yiitN I. HON l. 5 chosen Chairman aud w. ~
fkNNoiER Vas appointed Sscre;ary. On ilo.ioa H. III
I0~ng gents, men were Unanimously nominated
70 .t.4sfh.1H ----------t tEOhIE ". JENKINS
fH isslsla" -iaer7'dE " u LAM SrRUCEMAS
tor iSssssor -------------. PETER RANDET
FOR Scsooi Carasus5s0.er- John " Al:6ltaor
TOR frESfte o. SeaooS------S ". VAN VOORHIs
For Inspector Or Nct0o.s.----Df $ A HILLS
Lar Co.st,bJ,s ALE& PABOR
John DREYER
TOR lsspsctors O. E.eoiieH-ls Distinct Marcsus Ee Is
um Stodglll Ild District, M. Downsr ! I VI
On motion. Rssolred, That these procee,llus~ l. nh
hshed IN The DGiiy Iribias and Nora ~ Ergrrss
JOHN p .DS.., Chairman
RoBERrW PISSoYER, Secretary osIN.
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ef.hall. 2d DsjnctEdwaT ~ Domnick. James iersen'
81 Dlsnic'-Horato Reed Samuel Bingham, Jr an Dis
trct-M VII am Jones. IT. Abraham Baker, 1ih Disticl-
John + Prail, DAVID N StuTdeyant ~
EDWARD A FRASER
Chairman NOMINATING Committee.
ErwsLp H. DOMINO h. Secretary. ,
EGr Assam. .-...- SANFORD MACOMBER
CHARLES PLACE.
Chairman Nominating COMMITTEE
L 7 ottVru Sec,et,rv O23 "a
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RIGHTEOUSNESS, Temperance and GoIIn,l> va ll,l =
happy. srd Vny ina wil Do rl.s Alliance IS %
meet 10 NIGHT az Ne. "A BcsAman-st We iayit, al
the tea cTancV men 81 ths> "A arb 20 n,cc- - fA
JOHN BROAD. President.
l.. EURLEN, Secretary. -