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The New York herald., 1851-10-30
The Pennsylvania State Fair.

HARRIsBURG, Oct y, 1851.
The first agricultural fair is largely attended and the
display Is finer than expected. Had the Penn
syivania Railroad Company done what was promised al
would have been right but it is the enclosure we'll
nlled and i'll be more soand articles still coming
in Some cutlery exhibited by Hnsdale of Connecticut
merits notice; it is large, complete and beautiful
Every hotel in town is crowded to excess and sran-
gers constantly arriving
The Hon Andrew Stevenson of Virginia. who is to de-
liver the address, arrived this afternoon.
The Hon. James Buchanan, also ex-Governors Porter
and Ritper, were on the ground to-day.
Judge Watts President Of the society in attendance
and hundreds have joined the association.
The rain began to fall at O'Clock this evening"
and fears are entertained Of a wet day tomorrow
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From the South.

TIE VIRGINIA ELECTIoN-MURDERER CONVICTED
EMANCIPATED NEG RoRs-vIoLENr sroRM-pRArH
OF MRS GOV UJHAzY, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1851.
The election Of Mr.. Thompson dem in the Afteenth
district Of Virginia, In place Of Mr. Raymond whig s
not yet certain.
John Foreman (colored) was convicted in the Balti
more City Court to-day murder in the second degree
for killing George W. Rusk (white), butcher.
Thirty five emancpated negroes from Virginia, arrived
at Baltimore to-day to sail in the Liberia packet Of the
first
violent storm ragged at Wilmington on Monday, and
the Charleston boat unable to cross.
Major Tochman received letter to-day, announcing
the death of Governor Uhssy's wife, at New Buda Iowa
Or. Kinkel addressed a large German meeting at
Wheeling, on Saturday night.
No mail, south of Wilmington, reached Baltimore to-
night.
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Extensive BurUIarics Mt RuHnlo

BcrFALo, Oct 20, 1851
Several daring robberes committed on the dock
Last night The counting houses of NJ l.. Hawlsy H. o.
Cowing Co, and y. W, Warren entered, their
safes opened and after their contents had extract
ed relocked M. L. IIawley lost bills to the extent Of
upwards of s75co; " W. Warren, $780, and oowing &
Co., SEQ. The store of ii. X. PImpton on Main street
was also entered and the safe opened but only So stolen
Mr. having taken home upwards Of $1,000 on the pre-
vous evening The safes, with exception were Gay
ier's nat
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From Utfcn.

COUNTERFEIT MONEY FOUND CANAL BOAT SUNK, ETC
Urea, Oct. 29-7P.M.
bundle Of counterfeit money amounting to s3a2
found in Of the at the depot to-day They
three dollar bills the Essex County Bank and
not described in the Detect0.
boat, loaded with slaves sunk, to-day mile west
Of Utica The boat is insured for $500 In the Ena Com
Iaby of Uties.
s17 I4G %
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City Intelligence.

THE ARcrIc EXPEDITION. presentation Of medals
been postponed. The medals to have been pre-
sented to day. be ard the North Carolina Due notice
Will be given when the ceremony takes place.
A BURGLAR ARRESTED Officer Watson, of the First
ward arrested burglar last night in ths OF break
ing into Beebe's specie Office in the Phenix Buildings in
Wan street The robher entered the building by boring
through the roof and unftening the scutte He then
descended to the hall with basket of carpenters tools
and commenced cutting through the floor the Of
fce where he supposed he would find the treasure To
carry cut his operations successfully lit lamp which
led to bis arrest The lie ht rejecting through the glass
the hall door was observed by the watchmen on
duty in the negbborhood and they apprizng the police
who made an entrance to the building by way of the
and came upon and captured the robber while
busiy engaged in cutting through the floor. He was
taken to the station house
SUDDEN ILLNESS OF CORONER GEsR-On Tuesday
morning Coroner Geer, at his residence suddenly
attacked with paralysis which has psrayzed one side
taking away the of arm ard one leg lie now
lies In very critical condition Drs Whiting and John-
son were called to his aid and every requisite remedy
applied Last evening 1t was thought he what
better.
Mn.irARv.-The following companies paraded yester-
The Constitution Guards composed of the members
attached to Constitution Engine Company No I. of
Brooklyn. Capt John Lsughlin went to Mr. Ste phen
Hevlitt's, Hampstead, l. L They numbered seventy.
FIVE muskets ana were accompanied by Wbitworths and
Ehls bands. The following prizes were awarded :-ls
splendid silver to Thom1 Lynch presented to the
company by Nj McNsmee; "a, q silver cup, to Daniel
Fletcher, presented by Ed ward Cummings; Sd beautiful
gold ling 10 Joseph Adams presented by Thomas 4th
fire cap to Buckber O. Norman, p esented by q. Bur
don; 9th magnificent prize, to member of the
company by the Captain; 9th, tre cap, presented by
Me.srs Cunnnshsm & Havilsnd tn, gold piece pre-
setted by friend and won by a member Of the COM
pany The target Of the company was handsome piece
of ofworkmsnship.
The Richmond Hill Guards, Capt J. Brennan acc om-
panied by Adkins Washington Band.
The Crolius auards Capt seinsoth, Numbering sixty
musketf, with Shetons Band dressed in blue shirts
black pants, white belts, and glazed caps.
The Pauidng Infantry, Capt Gedney, with Dodwor.h'
Nan n.p;a 1arka u,.h chai4o,
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IsorpKNr or THE MARRIAGE OF GKs. Twtees.-
The Pensacola Gazette, speaking OF the marriage
marriage Of General Twiggs, on Wednesday morn
ing last few Of the bhoys thought proper TO give
him charira'i, for the benefit Of the poor Of the
place, and we are grati6ed 10 say that the amount
demsnded, one hundred dollars, was promptly
the needy
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Mon ument 20 Revolutionary Heroes.

AeroN, Mass, Oct. 90 1851.
The completion Of monumenr to the memory of
Davis losner and Hayward who fell at Concord Bridge
the 10th Of April l77b celebrated In this town.
day, with imposing ceremonies. An address was deli
vercd by Governor Boutwell, and speeches were made by
the Hon r. c. winthrop Hon NJ Tn honpson Of Charles
ton, Hon. Eobt Rantoul and others. poem was also
delivered by the Rev Jehn Perpoint About thirteen
hundred persons dned together under MANN 9TH tent
battalion Of military were present, under Col Jones'
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NEWS BY TIE LE G. II A PHI :.
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Louis Napoleon and the Right Of
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THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT BUFFALO.
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Interesting MARITIME Intelligence.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
THE PENNsYLVANI, STATE FAIR.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT BUFFALO.

Arrival OF the Europa at Boston-The
Ministerial Crisis In France.
BosroN, Oct. 20, 1851
The r. NJ. steamship Europa, reached her dock, at
East Boston, at half past o'clock this evening
Her mails will leave here in the morning, and reach
New York to- morrow afternoon.
From the foreign papers at hand gather little
Of interest, additional to the Halifax dispatch.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe under
date Of Thursday evening" 18th inst says NJ Beault
spoken of likely to be charged with the formation
Of the new cabinet but 1t is certain that no decisive
step will be taken until Louis Napoleon shall have COM
peted the draft of his message to the Assembly so as to
be able to submit 1t his programme to the persons
whom he intends to invite join his cabinet This
message" says the Constitutional, will propose the
abrogaton of the electoral law Of 1850 and declare that
faithful to the Of order the President will never
make any concessions to anarchy"
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From Boston

THE sHADRAcH RESCUE cAsE-MoNETARY MATTERS.
BosroS, Oct 20, 1851.
Richard H. Dana counsel for Robert Morris foolored)
lawyer indicted in the shadrach case applied
the District Court this afternoon, for special writ to
have the case of his client transferred from the District
to the Circuit Court. The to this application
will be given to- morrow
The money market generally is unchanged, with
little better demand call. Stocks are heavy and
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Gen. Burro Mansion Burned.

MEDINA, N. Y, Oct 20, 1851.
The elegant mansion Of the Hon. 8 NJ Burroughs,
this place, discovered to be fire this
irg about two O'CLOCK and the interior of the building
now complete ruin The furniture much damaged,
ard the loss Is over 5000. The builsing is insured
frs4CCO
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Court OF Common Pleas.
arNEpAI. TERM

Hon. Judges IEgraham and DAILY present
Der 2o-ordered, That the issues of lsv shall be ars
heard and determped at Special Term TO be held st
Chambers. unless otherwise ordered In each psrcuss
case
Ordered That tho Issues Of aw the present 9snersA
Calendar OF October Term be ranserr.d TO the SpsciA
Term Calendar for November
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AsTROLOGY, sc.

srRorooY.-pR Q, W. RoBAcK FROM swrDEs
"A lately from Philsdephia oasrs his services 70 the dt
sens sf rsv vsrk he able 70 fcreteH past pressss snd
vss ssegss.d and r,ss fo, sccorans 70 .hs rs:l:s
6viuss esisuisted Ladies 81 gentlemen, t 0mcs No
White street. New York. who're Letters post paid vii rs
csivs imnsdiate attention For psrtisulars see daily
pspss Astrological Aimasscs esn " proerred ~ once
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Movements of D,s,Ippu, shed IodI yId ual

Lieutepsnt Governor s. X Church; Hon v Follet Ca
nal Commissioner; Hon. l. 3 Chatned, Attorney 0ene-
raj, Albany Hon NJ. Q. story, Poughkeepte DR. Beck
man, Kinderhook; Capt shirus, U. =. William Rush
Philadelphia Hon. ID, Peck yermont Gen. staun-
ton, Capt Day, u A. among the arrivals at the
Irving House, yesterday.
Hon. Henry 8 foOte, was at New Orleans on the 10th
instant.
Five didstss for the Presidency now In wssh
ipgton city viz. Willard fulmore John J. Critendsn,
Daniel Webster Winfield Scott and Stephen A. Douglas
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Hoard Of Superytsors.

Der 2S The Board this aftsrnoon but very little
business done. The minutes Of the last proceedings
read and approved
The bill Of Sheriff Carney for s10oS 05 ordered
to be paid.
bill for Law books for the ofce OF the City Judge
and another bill for services In Offices referred
coRorERis
Alderman FRANKIIN. chairman Of the committee sp-
pointed 10 report the Coroners bill, in moving that
the Board adjourn 10 next Thursday week said that by
that day the committee expected to be able report
the Coruper's bill Adjourned to Thursday week.
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HOTELS.

CRErcH HOTEL, en- THR EUROPEAN pLAr,wIrH
u table dhcse a. Ne. II Barclay ssreetl rev rorn-
Sss ops"ss .bs sboy. s.sss msss upon Tie Euro
peas plan, where spartuss cen m h.d With o. yithous
meals Table ahete ASP n, daily. Ths bsstot french
vines and liquors. hs Dinner and suppss rarscs caa be
uven the premisss II the beet ssyis.
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BtfOrt HUI Ju0ts buShrus
Der. 2o-Fsancs T,yts ys jos Heir This vas ~ 20
tion ftr trespsas II coptepded that IN septsmo
1850 the plaintiff and his wife occupies spsr
the defendant; the defendant bsina spprchens,vs U
losing his rent went isY and locked tee
Dirt Tor
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THs CvrAS CoRREsrospENcr -Respecting certain let
ters addressed by the Acting Secretary Of State, Mr.
Crttenden, In reply TO some recent communications
from the Ministers of France and England In relation to
Cuban affairs II s due TO all the parties to say that
the character given TO the secretarys letters
by the Intelligent correspondent Of the Philsdephia
muiedr s not altogether correct The language Of the
letters plain direct and frank true; but there s
in them nothing In the slightest degree dscourteous
inconsistent with the secretary's character and
dignity or the respect due TO the distinguished fuuc
tonariee he addressing That the letters able
forcibe, and manly well respectful and courteous
American need be toldNaiiynai Tnfei geicey, Oct
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fsrHrR MsrHrw's Toup NJ AmERIcs C. r. Mahcny
Eco, Father Mathews corresponding secretary nss
taken copious notes Of the reverend gentleman vur
through this country which he will arrange Tor pvon
cation, his return TO Europe. Mr. Mshony mas oees
recently st Washington, where he has been nonoreu
with heightened interview by the President snd ms
had every facility afforded him Of from oncs
sources mas of valuable statistical dsts eusidstory
Of rapid progress msnuisctur'ngl sSu
inaustr,si Mr Mahonys forthco ming work viii be
dedsted by special permission TO one OF eur most dis
he'd statesmen.
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Court Csieadsr for THIS Day,
sy-ssrs Covsr-o~sssat Tssm-SE ~,
C,,er,,, 90, At Nos it52 SOS, IB IW, fN, VfS 'sA
Tn SO -A Tts, lts rT, ~
u . t,r.cT Cp'st --rp a u saA
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Hon. Henry Clay.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20, 1851.
The Honorable Henry Clay is here, much improved in
health.
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Naval Infelllaenee.

Bosror, Oct. 20, 1851.
The new United States steamship Princeton was
launched ths afternoon ct the Charisstown Navy Yard
In the presence OF about three thousand persons She
passed into ths water beautifully
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DRY GOODS, sc .

DARIs CLoAKs.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE PARIS
L Closk Emporium, 35l Broadway invites especial atten-
ticn 20 his the present week, comprising
upwards hous gsrmeut Of the most recherche de-
signs Cloaks Tamss Sacks Pompadur Egapt ptnes So,
10 plain and rich Embroiderd Velvets Cashmeres and
Cloths These Foods as heretofore are all OF the rshe
class the prices will found much moderate
Ii an usual GEO. BULPIN. S5l Broadway.
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Interesting Marine Intelligence.

SAILING OF THE AMKRcA-scHooNER ASHORE Erc.
BosroS, Oct %, 1851
The royal mail steamship America, Capt. Shannon
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, via Halifax She
took out $4,000 in American gold twenty three pas
s,nger for the fern place and fourteen for the latter
The following Is alist Of her
PAsssSerRs ron LIvgRrooI-c. NJ Curtis, c. X Norton.
Gisve C. J. Assei Nr. Dawson Ne. York L. N,ris an
or,s.s 81 Gsns verson s ss.s s Gee sscr srsS'oS
Graham and son. Toronto; MA,and Wilson. Mr.. Balier
England Di.on Mon,resli p. sa,'snsssghs, csba C. n.
The schooner Vintage, hence for Albany Is ashore In
Nantucket harbor and has lost her anchor cable and
boats.
The ship John NJ. Mayo, hence for New York, was
tewed into Holmes Hole yesterday with the os Of main
and mizen masts She will be towed to New York to-day
Loss OF THE BARK RUTH.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2s, 1851.
The bark Susan, from Rio Jsn,iro via Pernsmbuco
hrtynve days from the latter psrt) reports that the
bark Ruth, from Baltimore for Rio was lost on Pata
gonis, Cape st. Rogue, about the middle Of Sep.
tember The bark had bilged the crew were saved to-
getber with four hundred barrels Of -four comprising
portion Of her cargo
The bark william, II. d. @. Wright, was at Paraibo
waiting thu northerly monsoon There we're ne Ameri
vessels at Pernsmbuco.
The FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 2s, 1851.
The steamship Flords Captain Lyon, arrived here To-
day In sixty. eight hours from New York
SAFETY or THE STEAMER EMPIRE ON LAKE ERIE.
BurrALo, Oct. 20, 1851.
The missing steamer Empire has been heard from
all safe. She wind bound for four days and arrives
stDetroit on Sunday.
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The Ohio River. .


The river measures four feet ak inches In the ohsspe
and Ia sun risns
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Tusr pupLIsHrp, SECOND EDITION, ON

TUsr PupLrsHRp, SECOND EDITION. ON rHI
'e cause o. Nstvr, Bsssh. or Death from 0d Ass ss
sslsssn or ossAcson sf the bcdy arteries 40 and Of
thus ndsAnsy prolonsns vigorous elastic and huoyans
ise psrswrites and safsr By Homer Bessveh p,
pvHctisins ghysiciaN and surgeon.-The above h The
Ets of Mis- original and valuable book, and judsins
nom The fsttsrne nsHees which has reeeyed frcn The
Lfs psrler book fnos medical but intended fer
ths nssecs sspecally ladies' oldsnd ysyna sSr ss sns
800 "a seoxs
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THE BALL Sc EASON.


M ADAME AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE MOST RES
VI peo9lly TO inform the ladies and nlomen of New
York that her instructions in dancing will tho
sss Inssuss. Sss Broadway For esrSusrs
apply from ii A. NJ 70 5 T. M, At roo ms 2 and l5
HENRY WILLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY FOR
DpsnE @ and nsSshE Exercises M At the In In
al fashionable dances will be taught in the
ssrs in Paris s the Royai ACADEMY and AZ the
best rchools for private dancing France Apply daily
the above address Their system is entirely new.
CHARRUAUD's ROOMS. 20 WHITE STREET.-THE
Of q. the above place. on every Monday and Friday
in the afternoon for ladies' misses The Srees
to S All ic
CARDS So can be obtained by Applying at Mr. Char
day between the hours OF 10 o'clock forenoon and
and 2hfternoon and Off Ogilve at the above rooms
rJNHE BROOKLYN GLASSES AT MONTAGUE HALL,
under the instruction Of Mr.. Chsrruaue aud Mrs. A.
shs q SSP SSsfg M
kses, and Masters The class for gentlemen under the
evening" =. hal. past seven The sosss every ssosna
Thprday evening during the To commence the
preor respectfully informs the public tha. his nagni
heent Ball Room has been put in order for the
mens have been made for the comfort convenees Of
psres reception saloon pariors and dressing room
men The valuable services Of Mr. vessy the abba ans hoe
,a caterer for and parties has been
tentys waer and everything Of the the msrhe.
Affords will be provded Mr. vessy has made teleoSn Of
be spared TO give satisfaction those who derous Of
be treated on liberal terms For pareSar apply Al
she office on Crosby street.
u ALL DREssEs-PETER ROBERTS. s75 BROADWAY,
has just received splendid assortment Of
Dresses searfs, &C.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rV,o s-cuRIsTys PLANTATION
Melodies un der the authofity Of r. Chrsty Esq.,
all the popular ssnss q the d.y many q rhsh
not 70 be found any other beok-thn day pubhshsd
Pr'''s '''t frsaisS s sRbrHKR "a Chatham slss...
A likasai die ount 70 The trade.
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pIILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &c.

CARD TO THE LADIes-MAD. LAvENE q co.
"A opened their Paris millinery on Mondsy september
Broadway Mad L. wishes TO nfrn she ladies that shs
gees TO Paris winter aud summer selects the
ls and choicest patterns that 20 be had and invite
he ladies 10 call and examine Tor themselves for they have
styles Of bonne that not TO be found In other
this city and at prices surPasagly low N B.
Mlners supplied with pattern bonnes and country mer
chants supplied BY Also all kinds OF straws cleaned
ard ali
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NINTH WARD MASS MEETING.-THE DEMOCRATIC
IN Republican Electors Of the kinth ward requested Z,
meet at Abingdon square, Junction Of Hudson
atret and Eighth avenue on THURSDAY evening 3th inst
gentlemen have been invited TO address tbs
zneetinR-yohn Cochrsn, Hon. Thomas ". Carr, Wrikhs
Hawkes. Hon Daniel Z. 5iekles Hon G. sehermsrhorn,
Eco Robert Johnston Esq Of Ohio, and other eminent
SPEAKERS By order Of TIE Ward Committee,
FREEMAN CAMPBELL, Chairman.
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H,oTHE HELADIEs-PETRRR ROBERTS. G5 BROAD WAY,
has just opeHed several cases comprising Honiton snd
Pcint Chmesets Berths. Barbes Coieurs Caps ar Col
Ar Muslin I'm brodees Of every description embroidered
cabrc Hdkfs from rs cents to SEQ 1900 yarts cambria
Founoing. entirely patterns Aeeslin Point and va
cscisnn Laees black thread imitation Lace Wells. All
Of which will be found the cheapest In New York.
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INDUSTRIOUS AND ENTERPRIsING PERSON
"A having in cash from SlGO to $1,000 have op
portunity of investing the in house.
the which, and his personal services he will receive
certsn per centsge all sales To person of business
habits advantageous be sde Address
Industry box l lower Post ONCE with real name and
where Q n in terview can be had.
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DOUBLE SHEET.

UOU BLK Sill IL Il l..
POLITICAL.
Er0k RHoIsrER-CoRNELIUS v. ANDERSON.
iEIRsr WARD-INDEPENDENT TIOKEr.-FOR
= AiAeCnsa, xemund Grimm; for Assistant Alderman,
Charles B. James.
EIRsr WARD DEMoCRATIC RErUDLICAN NoMI.
e natons-For Alderman, ABRAHAM MOORE. For As
sistant Aiderman, JOSIAH W. BROWN.
sGEcOND WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, NoNI-
~ nations Alderman, Dudley Haley for Assistant
Alderman. John J. TAFT
SECOND WARD-DEM0CRATiC WING REGULAR
~ Nominations Union and Compromise Ticket -
For Senator: .."....... ALEX. ii. SHULrz.
FOR Assembly. ........". WILLIAM FLAGG.
For Justice ............ JAMES GREEN
For Police Justice. :. JAMES IT, WELSH
For Alderman JOSEPH A. FoorE.
For Assistant Alderman. :. AMOR J. WILLIAMSON.
For Assessor ..,...... ISAAC AYERS
For schsol Commssioner. JonN B. Fay
For School I,snactor. CLARE B. WHEELER.
LuKy HAssERr.
GURDoN RoBBINs. Jr.,
WARREN LELAND,
Fer school Trustees EPHRAIM r. HUDSON,
JOHN l.. LEFFERrs,
JAMES r. SHARP.
-yorC Const.hi,s RoBr. j. WINrRINGHAM.
''''''' EDWARD MoGInNIs.
For inspectors Electon-First district: Thomas F. Ri
~ Lsthrop e. Gardner Second District Gideon Clifton.
Jas. Duke GIDEON CLIFTON Chairman.
JosspH A. KEMP. |s-., "
BENJAMIN /. CHAMBERS, 9e'fes'
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Sv,fNru wARp--REouLAR DEMOCRATIC wHIG

VTNENTH WAFD--KEJCLhH DEhUgKAIIU
IL Nomin stious For Assembly David II. Strrtevsnt
For Aldetman-Esg,r Ryder. for Assistant Ald,rmsn-
Samuel T. Bar.ol. For AssessOr-James Crmth-for Con-
stable-IIenry Hoffman, John B. Cnrta- For school Com
drew stsut For School Inspeeor-Charles
ls Dssriet william N. Scott James Cosse.hali "a Dis
arict Inward II. Donipick, James Eersen I'd District
Horsto Reed ssmuel Bingham. Jr 9TH District william
simpson, Abraham Baker, 5th District John Y. Prau
Nominating Com
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LIQUORS.
Al EpEEs SWAN oIN, ron SALE by soHUcHARD1
Il &GEBHARD. sole I'M mporters, Il Nassau street.

n oNDoNDlRRY MALT WHTsKnY.-TTNR OLD
IL frsh and scotch vhiskey Wines and brsndss ofsupe
rior brands In quantities 20 purchaser AZ j. j. Stairs
70 Barrpm's Museum.
NOTICE TO IMPORTERS OF oIN-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court the STATE Of New York having granted
vertsps any gin With our trade msrt Of swan, selling
sny vhatsver and for Swan DIN, unless " be procured
from ma We hereby caution ali importers Of and dealers Ia
gin import gin ysh the swan brand or advertise
or and for Swan Cir unless be procured
from u.s. ty will sthervse make themselves liable 70 da
images ana 'h ''''" scHUcHARDT oEBHARp.
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/, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO

~. tce.-Imported and American Carpets for cash.
reremptory SALE for account Of whom concern.
Thursday Both ns the stock carpet feAcr prsng
super Wltons Tapestry Brussels and hreeply and
u, "a and A plain and twilled venetans. Also. chenille
ton of cash ia resuesed 10 ths sale and Will
also afford desirable opportunity to those wishing
aevv
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E1LEvENTH wARD.-DEMOCRATIC MEErING-rHE
" Democratic Republican electors Of the Eleventh ward,
friendly regular nominations are requested 70 meet at
Union Hall and Fourth street. Thurs
day evening. osteser 30 al. oeloes Hen. A. Taomp-
Thomas c. FIELD Henry Arcularius Jr Richard Busted,
and there, will address the meeting.
GEORGE WHITE Chairman Onward COMMITTEES.
RosT' ~, hspnsws Secretaries.
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JACOB BOGART. AUCrIONEER--sTORE NO. Is
Spruce strset-Ths day. At IL o'clock. at the Auction
RoS Military Ciethlng Ciosks Day Goods &c consisting
Oyor Coats stock Of Thread and Needle store. Also at
lo o'clock splendid Bar Counter Household Furniture
Chairs, Tables, Carpets Bedsteads. Sofas.
The New York herald., 1851-10-30
FINANCIAL.

&k0 000 TO LEND, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
RyO,OOVp u II sums TO suit spPl csnts oductivs
street. In the Croton Water 0cs basement Also several
Wismsbure. '7' - "
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

WM: L. vANzANpT. AUCTIONEER STORE I3
Spruce street. W. L. Vanzandt will sell this day at
i0ocock. at thu store 3 Spruce street, 100 boxes Raas
100 dozen plates Office Desks cooking aac ether
stesds Cocks mahogany Chairs Blankets Shsws Hosiery
&o N.B.-Money dvsnced in smau and lar n ali
descriptions OF merchandise. Storage to let.