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~ Eighteenth Ward-REGUL DEMOCRATIC
" HlG NcMlNA1iONS-TO THE WING VOTERS
OF 1Hk NAkD-its vel kuosn thG until 1851 she
wings Of this Ward we're unftd then an nnhsnnv
DIVISION has existed, occaNoned ~ few desra,ns
wen, aced BY persons hsldrr oc,s OF trust and ps,,
who are determined 70 "Tu.s or ruia.p -
A compfomlse was enie ~ MO hy mutual agreement
The known II sincerely hotsd that an.r such
rotops and dsgI aceful pIocesdfs place a. tbs
last primary csron, you -. inquire into the manner IN
Which srch elections conducted and how the aonins
Oas made When ND geu4s Use sight OF al moral
pfrciqC and al regard tn public good seekirg 0ay Their
pcrsa trds aud take the and corrupt nae ans 10
accomplish hose ends all gid citizens should gaIie IN
defeating them m Their purposes.
Therefore Ksfolred That he slory 81 he inspact
ors AZ The iae Primary Election decided that e
gal tire reg lar Democratic hs Committee oirr the fol-
lowing nfNei Tor sour support
tU NsHGfof-LDMlN MORGAN
Fer ASsfvb'y-WM n ADAMS
Poiss JDSficc-SlDNEY ~ STUART
Ciui .tSfce-ANSON WILLIS
For SiasrucR--ALONZO A AI.vORD
Tor asstsf1Ht-Ll Their CARTER
Fer Assessor JAMES KENNEDY
Fer Commissioner az Co-i7f1a Ncioois- JOHN ID RUSS
Fer y tccl Trns'ec-NM ID CHASE
Fcr fssffrfor e. Schoo's-JfSSE ". BENEDICT
Fer Const1bicS - HENRY BISHOP ROBERT =
MITCHELL.
chasi, VIM Day. "a DsfFcf--laues Anderson S,rgeant
y Rseiey. 81 District David Perrin VIM IanbeT Jr .
lhlDi,tlcf-Wm. Robertson, Jr Geo FarnaAm.
votes oyd hy an honorable means. the above nominees
and We can upon all good ccns - AID aud assist 81
dong VII II. ADAMS, Chairman Eiehteenth Wand
Dem Wig COMMITTEE
ETxby CoNxiIN, >eo'e'a's'' oa5&s
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KEY WEST, oct. li-Ship Otu =. lr~ln. has flashed
reparins and len or Liverpool eih inss kxpsnsss sto
tt6 Ship Mount wasAln s,oa Is being reloaded Stssg.
not yet awarded owing to the shseps Of the District
Judge. There but few ves,es port Schr kohens
has been hove out aud nesrlv ready f sea schr Car
roll simpson from Boston, 81. ~ pruvsins aud ss'er
arrived here the 9,h ins ard having red
a. three tines by tas Dsrs sAls -.o 10 hlgsos
Of Port su Prince and nslly coma2sd If and
seer for this port. The libel N The case o! the SsnsA
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To Mariners,

Trsnsanon of Ordinance issued hy ihe ROYAL Navy
Board NJ Stock holm. under date q Sept.
Inc kcN al Nav, hoa-O hereby makes In she
fomSuon and guidance Il mariners hat accordance
With the o. dii published the otiCisl GaIsgte
the 10Th Of ApT last Light Houses have beeA erected
the Gulf II BothhiS doung the present lnmsF.
'One the rvcA Ma'rr, usted ~ the entrance 10
HspAfAndS sad Tones ana IA North latitude % 81 a
aud loositede 25e A. 50 Eas " GrcenWch THIS Light
House provided with Sdcrsl Lamp Which with ss-
noaay dame visible from al, OF the HanH>S an0
ought TO he visible o n tscA N clear weather AZ q
Distance Il u to aAca miles. GA the same rocA
which likewise Pilot St.tioa, there are two houses,
church and several Shefmsns hltS. which, ~ we a.
the Sgr al Resn and ght House make good ses MARKS
The second trht House placed IN tae rorA Stora
cdersge halt Eiile \ =. from the Northern
pant OF HOLM Island the >oyhera ~uaTN, outs lie the
t. lmea \cr.h sutuls 6Ss iS p and lons
tude SiS East cf Greenwich ihs Light House Is pFS-
Nded with aTevoivIHg Reflector, whch dufas the space
OF eight sinptss four equally strs ASss With an
equal cu'aiton Of darkness between each name- the
Light VII Oh hatns ltt feet above the ieye. ct the
ought IN clear weather g. be fg0m SHIPS deck al
distance 81 81 to geOsraphical miles aai visible az all
poA,s 81 TIE compass from W. \ W. Ess'wNd ) W
On F)sdeIsgg th,re Is likewise erected adNeRg-hOHso
and small house which also be seen frosn gool
distance NJ sea.
Beth the above described Lsh, Houses were lighted
tof the first the lst oI SEPT last and n ho
lsh,ed during the time appointed hy the "a section tic
Reyl Ordinance for the management ~ the pho. aad
Ileh"Ho1se department Of the Kingdom dated the lsA
MAY 1877"
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lFrom our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA. Ocit IS tIrircd. steamship City
Of Glasgow Lelch, Liverpool; ship Al eghauy. Mcrs,r,
New Oleans; hfies Flora. toot, Pensacola. Harriet.
circuit. Quincy Mass schrs C1pis, Sears. Boston
Louisa H. ever, Cav ID gaton jos. Lyhrant, Bel.
Pvt Malthal, va Leah, apndcIs, do, VI Hu'cVln-
40. Hudson, James kiveT, New Mexico Ireland Flush
ing N y; Grace Daring Bartlett. Bridgeport. O.. Ci-
cerc, Baker, Providence steamer Novelty, Wilson, New
York fark MniClesscN kly, do.
Clsgrcg-SttsnS ship tenohscot, CLARK NeW-NoTk bark
Ost, Ryder Roson; bng Monticello. Cniiord Frankfort
sshIs Join Sell Sharp, Richmond Minerva Wnsht Ro-
se 8, Fail River, JOS lyhrand. Bel, do Cicero. Baker
Dish on NJ hn'ch,son, Hudson, New-YoIk Louisa
Reeves, Csyslcr. do NJ Nahouy. Cnrson. savannah
Grace parlpg Bartlett bridgeport, New MeNeo, Ire
land Troy pro elors Vulcan Hand New York OResda.
Omen. do
NEWPORT Oct. 96-Arr bfis Juan De Car;hagcnA.
Hoeper Philadelphia tor boStoa schrs FLORIDA Read.
Fee'ovn FOR DArsn. Bslona, Grow ell, New oTk for
Providence Alaga Aaa. Wall Phi alcllha for Boston
fanner i",en, Albany Tor do. G. Harr>, Mead B9s-
tom for fhlatelrhs; Relic Nckerscn. Huntington for
New Orleans. Cox Elleck Aleany for Boston; Capt
tel noer do for do sloop Rhcde Island Rhodes, PToy
Stnce for New-Nofk.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
with Nose and passengers TO Spoford, Ileston %.
North If Hatteas took very heavy gale from the ~ y"
which continued for "a hours Lett Ch"fie'o" SATURDAY
steamship Brother Jonathan, Mills fog San Juan via
u g. Mail steamship Alabama. LUDLOW, Savannah, to s.
L. Mitchell. Passed gong up Savannah RIVER brig A.
Ship Forrest Queen, iadley, Liverpool Sept g. pdse
End passengers to Atkins Co oct le lat - O! Long
52le steamer (popener) bound East g1 lat ~ 81
long u 40, saw steamer (slde Wheel bound East:
ship colons or fodsss LTeRS9l Sept SEPT ~ mds sc
long a. spoke b. bark Industry from Sligo Tor Ne".fofk'
81 Chace White. days from Charleston, to Thomas
WaluIs Passed a b.g on Absecon she had apparently
~" been long in ,ha, stoaoa as al her sails were loose
sh'p ,, dar of WIscassett Barsto~ a days from Liy
B,rnes The has been "a days ives of the Banks with
hight westerly winds and Gains The O. is bound TO Wis
sassolt. Pu, into this pert TO land passengers
Ship star Republic Jameson. IS days from Galveston
with cotton &c to Hussty s Murray,
bremen ship Elizabeth. Dannemann S8 days from bren-
en- IN balas and 287 passengers To Pope Go.
Bremen bark Constitution. before repor ed) Luh, 20
days from Bremen with mdse. and 10 passengers 20
Asrch Co The C. has been q days west of the Banks
with light westerly winds aud caus, and has had pilot
bark Alfred tBrem Pondt, 50 DIS fn Bremen in ballast
AID 1877 passengers to Pope c. The a is bound TO
Bf big Mexico, Morris, IS DAYS from Kingston JAM
with coffee. pmonto &C. - A. Soiomons.
DANISH big Thowald, EPsen ~ days from Malaga with
Bis Azaia Thurs,on, from Turks Island Oct ie, with
III
Ewe Oct % lat "a IS, long u.s. spoke bark CaeoSa (of
Portland from Cardenas for Boston
Br schr Mara Foibes, 40 days from Denm SPAN ana
30 GAYS from Gibraltar, with mdse II Chamberlain ROB
inson.
sehr N. II Hall. Deneresi, days from sionngon,
Conn., IN ballast. 40 master
Schr Maria w ekoh. DAYS from Baltimore. with coal
Sehr Mar Newell. Towel, DAYS from Philadelphia,
with coal q,
Schr Iouisine Smith, Wilmington C., DAYS, naval
stores and cotton g. y 4 Nc ready \ Co
ScAr Frederick Hall Russell, Portland, c. ds, stone
Schr BcpjamsIn +. Br'unaid Russell, Portland, Ct,
days stone
Sehr Ehza Jane, Tucker. Portland. Ct DAYS stone.
Schr May Eliza Smith, Philadelphia. days, coh.
eehr MARY and Elizabeth Potter. Philadelphia 2dals,
bonnd 20 New BedtoId
schr. Townsend Jones, Mot DAYS from Geors town,
with mdse t. NJ Bedel.
Sehr Alice Wlcks Baltimore, DAYS. coal
SehI Vim n Ratan Spraglc, Virginia, diys, wood
Sshr Chief TbaloT. Portland. CT. z days stone.
BFLOW-Packet ship Queen Of the West. llallct, 81
day, fem ipob
sAILED-ships Mary Ward, Moody. for New-Oreans
Rs,ah Jones. for DO, and o hers
WIND-A sunrise, SN. at meridian do. al sunset
g. W
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1)olitiral Notices.

t5- Wing Ratification Meeting.-The Democrat
&c Wing Electors Of the CRY and County of Newly )rk are
requested assemble At Broad House on THURSDAY
ENENING the seth INST Z. O'Clock, for the purpose II
respond to the nominations made for State, CITY and
County officers. Several prominent speakers viii address
the meeting By order ofthe General Committee.
JOS NJ PRICE, Chairman.
maRSEiiUs BELLS Secretaries o2a ct
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mai rtxopr Oc' 9saTt sh'n sidas r

BALTIMORE. Oct 26-Arr. ship Sidas, Richards, ll3
de- fn. San Francisco
FAIL RIVER. Oct 2S-Sld schr Richard Borden ;
Baltimore 18th schr Eli Tow nSend, Philadoph Tral
Adsms. kew-Nork SIP ID Fish. DO.
NEWPORT Oct 28-Al The vessels that put in here
kr "A Ia Dor, went OFT this morning
NLW ORLEANS, DC, 27-Sld ship Richmond. Bos.
ton.
PROVIDENCE, oct ss-Arf schrs Isaac Hmckley.
Harvey. James River; Moses G.. Leonard, Pierce. do,
E@pue, johnson, Albany 4 Townsend Matthias, Phila
dsiyha Meteor Perry, NeN-loik sloop Blackstone,
Ayplsb.e do Below, schooner, supposed To be the 1O
seph Tuner from BALTIMORE also, sehIs Boston and on
ani with lumbcr, fsom the East
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nrMAruRE ALaiFAC---.TaIs DAY.
auu-pss6 "A Sets.---7 81 dOoN-hses- 10 29fn
4rsH WATER. Oct %.
nan N Hsol 39m Gov. Island 10 29n Tel oatso Iva
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" seventh Ward REGULAR Democratic whIs

Nominations . ~
For aIdrTmGr-. -......-.JOHN WEBB
Far AssiS.cnt Alderman. WILLIAM ID. ANDREWS.
FOR 4sseSsor. ...-..... A. W. s. VAN DEURSEN
- JOSEPH W JONES.
fG CohsidOtS----- -------- DANIEL kLAUBERG.
D., OIL, ,...-. WILLIAM ID. MURPHY.
fo' So'oo' 'OD""S''V"'s- WM. I PINCkNEY
fcr Trustees Of Common DAVID WEBB
SrfCOls-.--.--.-.-..--.-} WADE WARRELL.
Foy TnsttcfOr Of Schools. ISRAEL d WALTER.
For Insrec0rs OF Elccf0H-First District W. Price,
F. W Morgan Second District, ] X Bridge, J. X Terry
Third District s T. Mckinney c. p. Field; Fourth Dis
trot. Zophar Mills, Jas 7. Mills Fifth District T. b.
Cone Lawrence PTidham Sixth District, rhas VI Bemls,
Wn HaIligan Seventh District, Herman Bovd, James
Stafford By erder. d WLRR- i1airmg.
EBEN w MORGAN Secretary. 90 I'M
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rgrhIreenth Ward Ratification Meeting

A, large and erhgste Meeiios OF The Nas sisc' fs
81 he XIiIth ward assembled pursuant % Ln'os a Ia
r. u.D an SATURDAY. evening, Oct. -, on moSoa, Mr.
I.CQB T. HOWARD appointed ma man and
EsssrS william swESARrUN and fRANVis l A-3EArAK'
meeting having heen read Wls on inouor
apn-oysd TIE following Nominations we're 'hsn We>en"d
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CALVIN z. Maher and \ oasey Han, Esq, yho.e re-
marss rscfvtd Nth frequent bursts Of ~ppaase
vas lsrnse rsceced ~ an e1-eilen band Of snd
proceed 10 pay he !. ss ,sre p1s.s.
Ter + wanswoRrH,l
HiE II nsAxix Secretaries
jos. 4 FafLr, o29 IT.
" Eighth Ward Good Men. Good Laws!
Coed Institutions ....The following Nominations
hy been aoo,cd by the YIlth Ward Patriotic and fem
reraree A liaHces - -
For Issertlp.-.-.-. WILLS BLACKSTONE
T., 4iSermGn JOSEPH KELLOGG
Fr fss,sfant ALf,rrqGa. J A. HANDSCHURCH
M Agtssor THEODORE KELLY.
For SCiool Courisaoner.-- Rev d " GRAHAM
FSr Sohcoi Tenn ORLANDO y McCLAIN.
For Schools Iasffcior------ 81 NJANIN bL;iL1La,s
Fer consta5les---.--Tw M M + + Jones SiS fsHAHS'
Fr Police Jusri-e-----.----- GEO lGE DRAME
ir- CfriI Jrsf,-e -------.J JAMES GRIDLEY
Is order. O. d McCLAIN, zee Prest
ii GR1HAs secy. o39H'
u! Eighth Ward Patriotie Allian Sc Cd
A public meeting q the Eighth Ward Patriotic AHlancs
v u be he-d THIS Wednesdsyl EVENlN4 81 at SonVen-
The meeting WI be addressed by eminent speassIs Al
residents Of the Ward friendly 70 Reform "a of Elections
and Laws. are earnestly invited g. be present
o-su' By order A J. GRAHAM, sec'y
~ Eighth and Ninth Wards. uIIt Judicial Dis
t1lct HRegulsr Democratic Wig Nomnations ~,
For Police Justice-GEORGE B. DEANE
By order Of the DISTRICT Indleal CIpveat l
E A BORDEN. Secretary. ~ ''- OPS 7t'
- Eighth and Ninth Wnrds.-REGULAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WIG Dis hlC
CONNENIION.-A meeting of the Delegates eiecttu
the Distinct Convention Of me NIIth and lAh W atus,
held AZ No4 HoWardst., the City OF NJ f0rS Qct'
H. 1851. I0T the purpose Of ustCe ad 70
Ice Justice for SAID Court. Hon GEORGE BRIGGS, was
called 10 the Char and ALFRED WAITE, Es4, a.,
poned Secretary. The following Delegates presented
their credentials
VIM Ward I1fA Ward
George Lake, Hon George Brlsgs,
David l. Crane. Walter Cunningham.
Alfred waite, y. H. Ist'n
James shaw. Jacob I. Sebrnc,
Toseuh s. Porter. Abraham ndcThlu
HoraHo y. Wild
Wle1oupon The Convention by acclma'ion, nominated
for Jlstce @ ne '''Shees {wILLIAM B. MECH.
FlT Poicr Tsi.ce.......... JAMES T NJ BLEAELEY.
GEORGE BRIGGS. Chairman
ALFRED WAITE Secretary. o29 6t'
u Eighth and Ninth WardS-INDEPENDENr
WIG NOMINAIiONS.-At "A Meeting OF the Distct
Justices Convention # the With and lAth Wards held
at q Howard Oh 18Th October 1871 the following Nom
nations made
For District Jnsfice-. JAMES GRlDLEI
For Police Justice. GEORGE B. DEANE
By order OF the Convention.
With Ward IXth Ward.
JAS G. MOFFAT. WILLIAM POOL.
NELSON c GRIDLEY, CHAS LOSER,
r. NEWHoUSE, JACOB ACkER,
HENRY c GER, y. BORDEN,
JAS. L. PFRIGO. RtT IOTIEN
I MH pd LOVE Chaimsn.
JAS. G. MoFFFAT, Secretary o29 IT.
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~ To the Whig Electors OF the sixteenth
ard.-My attention having been called 20 cara pup
Ished by MI GEORGE CLARK, beg leave 10 state the
following facts That have uniformly asserted that was
moi candidAte for the office of Alderman ffee TO adj
mt that Mr. George CLARK called upon ME with the
ayowed purpose OF ascertalnng whether would accept
that posit,on deny The assertion made 70 nm was Az
an accidental meeting IN the street and upon other oc
cas,On when called upon by h professedy for another
pun ose Mr ark has said to me and others precisely as
Nomination have accepted the Nomination az lhe Urgent
solicitation Of the majority of both the existing wing "ard
the OF many other friends
who were determined not the action OF the
as7 a.. JOSEPH ROGERS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...- OCTOBER %.

Baris-Hariet Percy Tobasco; NesmIth Son lucy
Am Nadiso4, Keisr Kingston. " lfundyi brunette
NeT,ratb BE fast Me, II = Buck Co.
Bus Coral, Freeman, Butler N MeSreany ~ 10
hoDdIps DunscOmb. ID. marara.J nj smllh 20 sam
Drench Brown. Marseilles. y SaTdy -, ,,r.r
Helena Griffin Charleston n. L. McCIeady; MARY Jane
Peek Dupuy. Richmond. Van Brnnt slaght 81 GesIge'
Murphy Portland, C. C. Hllard Greenway, kirby, Alex
sndfIa A..
SIoops--Henry Csstoh Carr, Newport, RI oregon
Sturees Providence master. -
Steamer KeI Rebec seyrnnar Philadelphia. Nj sanford
Barge Orb, Yapp, Philadelphia
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~ To the whis Electors of the Sixteenth

" To the Whig Electors of the sixteenth
Ward-We the undersigned Inspectors oi the PrimSry
Election of the XVIII ard. hayni heard asserted hA'
We the regular appointed Inspectors 81 sd cleo
ton and publication appearing IN the papers that ne
election was Illegal void of effect and not binding on the
Wings q the Ward beg leave to stare TO ID wig Eso
Of the Ward the authority hy which we ao'ed uhaet
ssInsVeciors at sad Primary Election ~.
-sIXTEENTH WARD-Tho Democratic Wing
hseST' vii ri The n AZ wnS are Of s%s
Of 9TH ana nth 81, on THURDAY, Oct oelect ny
ballot delegates to the several Conventions - By 0dsr OF
the Democratic Ing General Committee 50, to elect
delcfaeso nominate Chatter AMI School oheers for ,h"
The Poll IL open a: u o'clock NJ and close at lol
Ipspcctops of Elec,ion-John p Cumming, Richard
winthrop, Edwin Ferguson, John MclniyIe' Edward
Br order Of Joint SPECIAL Committee
Washiugton Smith. John Pulls, James Haley,
John John A AiE's Nose. Jaes.oa Geo Campbell
George Whiting.
BY the above call which published two days prior TO
sad election you viii perceive who were the legal Inspect
orr 10 preside AZ said election
Upon the opening OF the election al the inpectors were
present except Mr. John Mcintyre 10 whom messenger
sent nluirng whether he Intended 20 serve as In
spscor Tie nesseEser reiufntd stating that he was So
much ndsosed that be would not be able TO attend the
election where1pon his vacancy was hed by the appoint
mtnt Of Mr. George Meruit.
rtleaftd solicitations 90 do so.
The undersigned opened aid closed the election az me
specified IN the above cal ne election was con
Quoted peaceably, fairly and honOrably the ballots we're
counted AID the result published T. an Of Which there
for at i as, ten days after the election
Is proper to slate here that Dir Games the foreman
Mr. joseph Rogers desired 20 be present al the count
Of the ballots which was cheeriully accorded 20 MN
he renamed the room dunng the whole time the ballots
counting, and exprtssed himself perfectly satisfied
with the fairness OF the result .
The undersigned have deemed hat tins statement should
made. IN order o. Generate themselves from any
charges Of unfairness their part, couson with 9th
els and they most soenny assert that the ticket published
grder Their signature was The only SAs. slsc's q, that
X WINTHROP,
GEO MERRl RI.
ozs - EDWARD DERRIAN
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~ sixteenth Ward.-Ata special meeting Of the
XVIII Ward Wing Committee. held at the Committee
Room pursuant to the call of Carlisle Norwood ESD
Chairman Wednesday Oct p, 1884, the following reso-
buttons were adopted yeas and NAYS
Reeolred That JOSEPH ROGERS, Esq. be and IS here
by dec aIed be the regular nominated candidate for Al
pFRMAN ct the XVIII Ward. .
Rfsolred That HENRY b. BOLSTER, ESD. be and II
to be the regular nominated candidate Tor
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN OF the Nv 18th Ward.
JAMES HEALY. Chairman pro TEN.
" uonorrxsoS Secretary O2j4ts
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In Whig Joint Executive Committee, Broad

HOus Oct u. l6Jl
On mOtion Of T. Desfeld Smith, Esq the following rss-
oluiions adopted.
Rfs0UCd That II be earnestly recommended TO Ger
man fellow citizens who are friendly 20 the Wing cause
and to Wings generally. To Subscribe for the AlgeweHs
Zcfrnc and 10 every effort T. that paqer
tended circulation.
Resoued That 1t be further recommended 70 the two
General Committees and especially 10 the Wing Ward
Committees take such action VIII the mos, effectively
the usefulness oi this and promising German
Gazette DANIEL ULLMAN Chairman.
+ DELAFIELD SMITH. Vice Chairman.
Elias COMBS, Secs s29 It
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The meeting then ably addressed ~ h.ssfs Dee
and spencer Of tins City and Dir Buce OF hen'a0Ay amer
Which % notion. the meeting adjourned 80, ri,
JACOB Z. HOWARD Chairman
NM SwENARrcN. tSacyr,a,fS ,..S
4 AEpENTER. ! ot-N''-f
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"a rifteenth Ward Regular Democratic

FCr GOODWIN y. MORGAN.
Ear Assfrbh-WM TAYLOR
Fo~ Ai'frrcn-SNLN ESTER l. II WAku
10, 4sSs,cHf AIarrr7ar-ssAAC o. BARKER.
For assfssor-HENRY SWORDS .,>.~,
te- Cons.sb{es-JAMES HOSrIN. JAMES KING
- ScIooI Co,1rlsvpne~-EDW. .. BEADLE. Isos.
Ituuv having declined renomina, on
Ff, Nrhc0l TrnSrc-JAS ". NOkkhtll
81, Scboof Tnsrerfor-EIIAS LOOMS.
For Inspectors AZ Eecoa -st DstuciCsinesi b no
&c N,rklee: 81 Distlut--iienry \. Kerr, W iam
G Sterling: 4th Distnoi-Peer J. Boeer, ArIh9r ".
Gabaudan 5h Distnct-Eimlnd MOTHS lseo ts
500 e,b Disfrct- Edwin Bro m Jacob ). seekman
Ncrinrfrag Corrffse- sam al h Rouane, u George
" DtlkS George F. Merzlee Robert y Hone Santnel l.
cr,t~"ld Seabarv Brewer Aaron Il HAYS. " lnam H.
Ibrson Fdgar : Van Wmsle. William y BlaSeman
lanes W UndeFhul. STEPHEN storm - ~,
WILLIAM y BLAkEMAN, Chairman
c.,,rr, d pc~,'Nr lp Secretary OF III
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ms.,inr of the Third Ward Union
u..S,H ~ fAs lid Ward Hotel. Iuesdis evening w
b5ss, S5te euFRWOOO vas unanimously chosen
Nv The Nominating Conmittee as the eAn.i'-s I'i -''
an Alderman Upon notion vas ssrrn 70 TUESDAY
EVENING, zsh mt TO eoHP .u1 w SI Chsinap
GsSsst R v Ms sssSi s'''s'''f' O''i~'
~ Second Assembly Dis'rict-T THIRD AMP
Sixth WARDS-At 81 az oufDrj mes puls4 ahs 80
Inc iuly gwen the DELEGATES Of the hi an SItth
W.. 49, -, fryae reut~r II Assembly fsr sad D =
trcr assembled At The albany luse n 10, mo
u O'Clock On TUESDAY sSenfE nrocre es 10 bal
y, ~ n'sn1.er 81 s,.I hy shea CHARLES X SWORDS
unaI n.ousy nominated as "a. n, tb "nsonr
a',cton tsreda JANIS WOOD, Chairman
F R sHEKNiy seole- airy oz2 1t
ACord.-Tothe CHARTER WIG NOMINAL
ING COMMITTEE q he IoO i..bNa A N IT, 10,
me duly heucated by he oihceIs 81 yoIf ti.i1'e
Ia mn ~ tes etrTession Of preference the part II
- Va. ~ loV, cize1s Of TIE IYth Ward tender them
II. nee % her rre7ent me from accepting
tlon and therefore most respectfully tut aIy ee
e'l 20 ~ A'-'9- ARCHIBALD HALL.
re- Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Whis
e. Spnlqor. .............ALEXANDEKH II; SCHULTZ.
r, 4 4s,iel JAMES GREEN
r. r., poG9r Jr-fice.........JANIES II. WELSH.
f fSr zsssteat Alderman R9DMAN
-, 1Ss.ss1r -CHAS MCGOWAN
~ (JOSEPH JENKINS
Fer ConStfbHS----------- CHARLES F. WATTS.
For Inspectors Of Eiection-lst Distrlc, John Mckm
yood 81 Dstrict-Joln b Frink John VI Bennett. sta
Iistrc-etnjamin s Foster. Drake B. Palmer. jth Dis
yct-Isaac b Bafcheiof John Z. Terry - $1,000
Frr SrtooI Corqmisson er...-.- THOMASE SMITH
~ S,iool Tr,,sf,e ..-... SETH IROSVENOR,
Io, S(lCol I1sr,r JAMES G. GULiCk.
b. order of the Ward Committee. -, -
~ ANDREW W LEGGAIT, Chairman
s S r. .3 N9rDS' Secretaries. o2s 7t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

CR- Eighth Ward.-At a large AL enthusiastic
meeting Of the Wings OF the With Ward holden at the
amer Of Spring Clark and MacDoug1 SITS at u r VI ,
Oct 9th INST ,SYLNANUs GEDNEH, Esq was ca ted
to the Char and John A May, Iohn Cook, Jmes Moi
et George Boyd, Robert Henry. Joseph = SIMPSON G.
Gocdich Boyce. John Williamson. William Tucker, cred
euck Bellows Gamael eycraft, James Acaernan James
II. Chapman, John Nor James Mariner anu Jesse ID
Price Fsqs duly elected Vice Presidents, md
Mossrs Louis + WadswOr'h, Wille r ID lty Alexander
M.akim ard JOSEPH X. Faolt were chosen Secretaries
Mr. Waite from the Assembly Convent reported that
they had unanimously selected the Hon. WILLS
BLACKSTONE as the candidate % be supported Tor re-
election hy me Wing party o. the Win Assembly District
which nomiuation confirmed unanimously by all pre-
sent.
DR. Weldon Fell, from the CHARTER Convention report
ed accordance with the call of the General and
" ard Committees, they met. and NJ unanimously
nominated the candidate for Alderman. EZRA SMITH
Esq and n con Hrtee appointed t. wait upon hun
teIder such nomination that they subsequently
ported they had performed their duty and that Alderman
Smith declined accommodation, They then UNANIMOUSLY