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IRON MkAICO.

SENATOR BoRLAND,-FRoM HAVANA.
New ORLEANS, July MIR. Dorand left yesterday
FIR Pensacola. " 4. tN h# 5a Ms.
The steamer Empire City arrived Lore oday with Ha-
vana dates = the l9h' Her news is uamportaaL She
left The United States chip Albany in port
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E1sIGI0lE private residence fur ssleIr peu on Ms
Il city where much sought for brick ho1se asa t
haldnss, be had fair terms ~ eosans
Further tuhnsoDA
applying the uh-cher At me CONNER wh
s nndi ouisians -. - ..n.,
July 0t-Ad JNo. ". "eshLLh, AGsss
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No. ouur M~p,s Christian Asscetatt~sa. Rooms Yow-
,,s bndnv nh street r. the General Post OMce.
hx.rx every day fouS4ay
the and The best resas
spJ The his cssay
and Great regularly received Crens aad
vii be cordially welcomed. st04 e#st& sf4 7.ssr
ny order Of the Association. m.H -.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

BUFFALO July pa collision took place on the lake
last ngb between the ST. Lawrence and Queen
City, both full OF passengers The boats much In
jured. but the passengers were all saved.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


The Ruso- Tak,Sh Question Visios efus Fsenek Press
fBois Of Tuscany and Of Sui'aotand Lime n Iraas
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By H. N. sTRATrON. Auotsoneer,
(Psnnsvfeana areras, ,ouiA side, Ts~h srsef)
u RUsrEEs SALE OF DRY GOODS &C, At AUCTION
Tuesday morning July 2 at 10 o'clock suction
sha following goods without essrvs, viz
nd coorcd silks, bercses, and bcrcGs dssinfs
Plain and doft~ swiss musIin-
Cambria, embroidered, and lace bsndkcrohtefs
Chinresefes under sleeves, cspse, ana conns
Irish M table and piano covers
siIk NJ handkerchief
Genuine |" rarrop's' spool cotton
RIeached md brown shirtng and shsetnG
Muslins hosiery, nc, kc. ~. .-te#.r..
. Terms cash. +.
July ~
By D. q. MCGUIRE. Aactaonesr.
AUCTION.-On Tuesday afternoon,
O'Clock commodious and well arranged three
nasriy containing ten
bndpgs and srg- lot u 10 situ
desirable Of the city, lob
west, between q and n north
riue indi.putabie.
For tcrms hc,, sppIy TO - - ..s
July gid As~ssoneer.
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TESSIssrr.-A private letter from Knoxville exprss-
-es srong confidence in the election OF The Hon W. NJ
Church ~ell over his vhig opponent, Horace Maynard
biiterness asses Ml
ARTAssAs.-Tbe Hon. y. w. Trapna wing eandl-
Gate for Congress Ark ansas died the ah instant II
Monticello His death is much lamen'ed, as he was an
es,imable gentleman.
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DISASTER Ar sEA-Two Lrvls LOST.

IEwEs, <Del) July 23-8a, p. m.-The schooner Merd-
ian, Captaa j. j. Wood, capszed of Long Island in
squat on the 10th instant The and of the
were drowned The captain, his wife, AMI men, ater
being in the water six hours, picked up by the
schooner Challenger and brought into this port this
ing Their clothing mpeely washed from OF their
backs They have received every attention the hands Of
sbe captain of the Challenger and citizens.
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DURE Grades, .xc.-Opentmg day. .Ur
piece. pure all linen shes,ng Of the various widths
20 do Irish linens for shirts
do hneI linens for bosom a collars
diapers damasks select qushtss and Widths
Of stylish patterns
do fine HE" ss.E@#
napkins, medium hnc hsndsoMs
designs Ha@t1
100 piec~s Scotch diapers, assorted qualities RS.
psssu nd plaid camhric musins all QUANTITIES
100 dozen ladies, cotton hose, all grader &
Is ssAies' M
10 y6~cer white hahneh
~ ID dotted, vtAe musiins z.t
10 doxen white AeAdHe vents, low priced
5 do ladies' Gaasc merino ..r# II .s..~
We make point IN deal In the best class Of aen goods
Offering such know be psoveay low prices
OR ~ Ase black bombaxncs sks Ensh
and an dsr reuisitcs al times
Fine block cloths ca,me and vcsnss Of the Ar Sasiss
ana n Nc lowest prices 7fs f&Et
cheap coons Of tho hest brasAs s sfas and
sAccinss, full OF Ill dspaassss
ua1esuhtrsA,
gloves and sik and linen pocket handkerchief. 10 at
with many other desirable gcods arriving daily.
Good articles prices and fair dealing BE relied On IN oil
cases FERRY b BROTHE0, saN
Miss Dermous building. opposite Centre nsrtst
July B-6feoif $500 Il
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THE SILVER mINKs PAso.-uEALrn GOVERNOR
CHARLESTON, July 23Advices received At New Osleans
from Texas that The silver mines FL Paso be-
iievcd 10 be nexhaustbc They yield twenty dollars 70
every hundred pounds of fHr
The latest ndvices from Waco that Ex-Governor
Payne, OF Vermont. was npidiy recovering.
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Important Treasury Circular.
The correspondent OF the New York Times furnishes
that paper with cory Of the following circular addressed
To the different collectors:
n,ai ueio~s 10 Collectors and Others Of The Customs
uadsr Of March g. ls5i regulating The ay,yai.e
ssssi Of imported merchandise.
TREASURY DEPARrMKNT,
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chandise never had entered into the currency Of the
country in any shape and not therefore drawn from it.
We can discover no improvement in the dry goods traf
10. The atensss Of the and the sxingsncy In
financial circles exercise Oppressive influence upen bust
and while most factors anxious to dispose of
their stocks before the Of the spring trade
purchasers reluctant buy heavier lots than they
immediately need Hence the tendency Of prices ia de-
cdedly downward though far desirable articles have
commanded very full quotations.
Brown sheetngs and shirtngs in ample supply and
slack request but essentially unchanged In price, Medium
and fine styles attract the most notice. and these the
least abundant Beashed shestings and shirngs seem
plenty and quiet Their value is however, the same as
last week. Cotton asnne in fair stock and limited
demand for home use at lansud rates. Dsnims continue
to sell pretty freely and steady TIE amount here is
not very large. Drills manifest dropping tendency,
being eagerly rendered at rather easier prices without
attracting much attention from the domestic trade
though shippers cealing with greater beralty in
browns, which be bought in almost every instance,
at 77Ic. Ike few parties however, still claim 7<c.
for the best makes because their stocks not oppres
sive and they are quite willing to retain them. very
lively demand prevails for duck which is needed for i'm
mediate USE chiefly by samakers at uniform quotations
Colts readily brings 2Sc 29c for No. l. 27c 28e for
No. 2; and propdrtonate figures for other numbers
Phoenix commands according to numbers from &c. for
No. to 17c for No. 10, per yard Gnghams doing
remarkably vel most of the leading styles being taken
fast they appear in Market At unchanged prices
Linens and Hankins remain as previously reported o.
naburgs still very and much wanted at buoyant
prices Printing cloths in moderate stock and fair
demand at4s<c for 4Ox44 &C. for 44x4s 6c for 4sx52
5Hc for 6:x66 5s4c for 56xoo; &C., for 60x64 SIC. for
64x6s exc. for 6sx72. considerable quantity of
British has been received since the publication of
rsview suited to the autumn for which they are
not needed but well adapted to the spring season.
which they will doubtless be secured in due time Prints
generally inactive and depressed, only few very de-
sirabe kinds being sought after at old rates. while the
bulk Of the stock is rejected though offered in in
stances at reduced prices Stripes quiet but firm
There not great deal doing in ticks which, though in
fair supply are yet pretty stilay held We
paratve statement OF the shipments hence of cotton
goods during ten months Ito date) Of
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sales amounted to rs 900 bushss at 74c &c., for
sound Toe. 76c for mixed Southern 75c Tie for do
Western TIC. for round white; &c., Sor dat yellow and
roc. for white Southern, per bushel.
Coyn There $50 bags Rio disposed of At lo1zc.
Coaros was less active but 10 Kc per ID. dearer
having thus improved in price since Saturday &c SC
per ID Todays sales reached bales including b6
bales to shippers LOIS do TO home and 80 to
FRur-Raisins were in request, Sut held above the
views Of buyers There have been sold 10 cases ssrdnes
at 70c citron at &c., and few lots currants at 20c
FRnGKs -vessels continued scarce, and were in de-
mand for English and continental ports To Liverpool
1ad in bulls and 900 do were afterwards taken at
and bb -four at 3s 3d. and 200 bales of cotton at
0 a6d. To London GEO bbs -four were engaged st A.
I'D heat at 49, asked. To Havre, rates at
c for wheat and $780, for -four with light engagements
TO California rates were qniet at Soc 6oc in clippers
and at Acc e0c in full ships To Australia they were
ct about 800 per foot Measurement, in good saers.
HAyRver continued in fair demand at zoe. Toe for
shipment, and &c. S7Hc for local use, per 100 lbs
IATn.-Eastern were duh and heavy, at 81 per thou
sand
IME.-Rockland rather scarce and needed at Doc
for common and 81 05 for lump per Dbl
MoIAsss.-0nly 80 hhds. Cuba mnscovado changed
hands, at 26c. per gallon.
crude turpentne at - sly IS; $50 bbs spirits do,
chiefly at Gle; and $50 bbls. common rosin, at 81 49,
Ons-There was nothing of any consequence done in
Tic a72c.
PROVISIONS Pork was in limited demand. The sales
confined to 700 bills; Western, SIG for mess, and
changed There have been sold 200 bills prime lard
11Ac 117Sc. and 200 bbls beef at 81 rs S. rs for
country prime So SO rs for city do 81 rs $40 so for
country mess; So So so for repacked do. So rs $3
for city d. and $14 $4 % for extra do per Dbl Prime
beef inactive but steady at $18 $40 per erce.
Butter and cheese continued as last noticed.
RICE in slack request at 50 so 81 80 for very
common to strictly prime, per 100 lbs
SUGARs-Sales have been made of 500 hhds Cuba at
4sc. sac; and 800 New Orleans at &C. SIC per ID.
TAlow.There TO- ooo lbs prime bought at 111sc.
per h.
ToBAccc.-The days transactions included few lots
Kentucky, at nc. 71ac.; 20 Ohio seed leaf
54c and 200 bales Cienfuegos, at 281sc
WsKgI-There have been 800 bbls prison sold at &c.
| cash, and 32lac 33c. time, &c per gallon
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smithsonian Institution.

One Of the most important interesting of the enter
prses undertaken by the Smithsonian Institution is that
for facilitating the production Of catalogues Of public
libraries.
The titles Of the books prepared according to fixed
rules, to DO accurate and uniforms and then
stereoyped, each upon separate plate. From these
plates the catalogue is printed The titles of accessions
also stereoyped separate plates which may at any
time be combined with those first made, for the print
ing Of catalogue. Supplements thus avoided,
and the expense of repeated preparation and composition
If the first titles Is saved.
The titles sereotyped for library available for
every other having the books As large number
If the books In public libraries the many of
hen the labor and expense Of the ranscribn the COM
POSITION and the prooreading of the titles which
otherwise would be repeated many times spared
The titles kept at the Smithsonian Institution for
the benefit of all libraries uniting in the scheme.
This enterprise Is of national Importance. 1t is
gratifying, therefore, to learn that Congress- on the
recommendation of the Library Committee made an ap
preparation for the construction of the catalogue Of its
Library upon this pan The work is in successful
progress 1t is of great magnitude Its completion
will constitute in photography, and illustrate the
administration Of excellent friend Mr. Meehan, the
Librarian The cost of e work will be many times repaid
to Congress in the frequent repnng Of the catalogue Of
its Library each time to represent the collection
plete to the last day of publication
1t will also be many times spared to other libraries
The money which they would otherwise spend for pre-
pairing and printing catalogues may much of it be saved
for the purchase of books This is of the greatest
boons which Congress could confer upon the institutions
Of learning incidental gift for which the libraries Of
the United States indebted to the intelligence of the
Joint Library Committee OF Congress, seconng the plans
Of the Smithsonian Institution.
The method of stereoyping the titles is novel and in
teresting material and process entirely original
re used The Typography Is beautiful, and all the
chanica arrangements and appliances for producing
are admirably planned for permanent usefulness and
economy.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Oct Z7-6 +. M
ASHES were more active the sales reached $50 bbs at
S. so for pearls and s. 621s for pots.
BREApsTuffs.-Flour, influenced by the steamers &C
counts was in better Demand and hrmer the business
sisted of 49, 400 bbls-sour at IS 43 So 62 superne
No at So % u.s. ordinary to choice State and mixed to
fancy western at 50 So 56; with other grades at
proportonae figures besides which, there disposed
Of 1900 bbs superfne Canadian in bond at So 49, and
leo bbls southern at So rs So 1884, ormxed to good
80 o31 81 121 for fayore; and ~ l2h 81 81 y for
fancy Dbl Nothing ewoccurred in rye -four Jersey
sold 200 bbs Of their premium kiln dried meal to-day at
"a IL per bbl Wheatwas doing better The transactions
included IL 600 bushels Genessee white part very good
at 81 81; 16o00 Southern do part at 81 So IL 200
very inferior to strictly prime Canadian do in bond,
at 81 rs 81 81; COO Michigan do private term
with 900 ordinary Ohio do and few lots Southern
prime red at 81 A. State and Western oats ranged from
Acc. q Soc, but not in brisk demand barley and
rye remained last noticed Corn WAS unchanged The
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Total. ;. ]. 1908 24,476 Is, 727

wooen productions are more willingly rendered but
pear in less active request, and favor buyers. The
ehtness in the money market and the depreciation Of
the material abae the confidence of factors, and
these eager to dispose Of what goods they stu
tanere the close of the autumn But to effect this they
win have to make CONCESSIONS which they lapy,
and which alone viii induce animated inquiry nom
consumers who ut present. confne their purchases
within the limits of their immediate necessities BLANK cts
pretty fair demand for instantaneous distribution
at steady rates. Cassmeres dull and declining though
few choice styles realize old quotations Cloths
are plentisr, and rather cheaper, but in very
moderate request The depreciation of the season
is fully 10 per cent. DOeskins have not varied
much. Flannels and firm, though not
much inquired for Jeans seem quiet and languid. Ord
nary to choice styles of nseys spangly purchased
at lsc go Mousen de lanes continue in good demand
at fair prices The goods which the Globe Company have
undertaken to print upon the Manchester cloths
coming forward in small quantities. and reflect much
credit upon the prod Satnes plenter and de-
cidedly lower, having declined from &c. &C. from the
highest range of the without acquiring any great
er popularity shaws are less abundant and steady but
not SO brisk. Sleeps greys display new feature
Tweeds inactive aud somewhat nomr al in price, the
amount on hand, however, is not very large.
The following is official statement Of the tolls col
ected all the canals Of this State up to the 14th Of
October in each of the past eight years
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Our Turks Islands Ass dated to the 9th Of October
The schooner Araminta with the Turks stands mails
sailed for st. Thomas Monday, Sd Instant
proclamation by His Honor the President appears in
the asoAe OF the 9Th inst, nominating Her Majesty
NON elective Members Of Council 10 until Her Maes.
's pleasure be known The Of the elective Mem
bers of Council also given Another proclamation
gives the information that the Legislative Council would
meet for the despatch Of business at noon Of Tuesday,
the 18th.
Mr. Gibbs had been elected Member of the Council for
Caricos district by majority Of four.
The journals do not contain any other local news.
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Excess Of exports over imports. 81 l9O,320
This is something extraordinary. 1t is the first time
this year have had such result to record, but We
trust will not be the last II is really refreshing amidst
the panic caused by restricted money market to see the
cause rapidly disappearing The bulk of the value Of
precious metals exported last week from this port IN
gold ingos, and can only M considered much msr
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FOURTH WARD IN BLAza.-PIERCE. sEYNovk
and Large %:sSr: q =;
=; 'sS .ss
Of the 18th sshn ns
xsrs appointed Vice viz sssPhsn lynch 1:S
Boyle Jams: caui:asy Peter aoss Bss.y Tssns.
Say s % Mfe: ns :. ai c
lady George Hargap, Patrick McGee end William Dishs:
The Democrats Republican Charter Convention Of the
That with II: services q inssli
suited very generally opinions their f.w
which they this evening submit entitled to the respect and
Charter School Assembly and Councilmsn tickets are
''i 2iasa%SaSS .sS% %i,s b asl approval
Assessor-RaphAsl F. Aitken.
Constables-Emanuel Josepbs aud William Cook.
iss Sissries"isIn ", Avery Jane. Upton,
q Fs's $ b syf,I r. SsSa 5sS;s
For Assembly-Daniel W. Clarke.
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Tsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. DoushsrsS' EDWARD Shea.
Fer Fer as9s cre.ry
-s,,h !: - -las%.' W. y: Sheridan ;Sss
When the FOREGOING report received
And on notion .sssrs furser Rose Hsrgsn Mcarann and
70
E::Sy; That recognize William Baird unanimous
self AIDE man long resdonc. in our ward and IN
Of him ur
win insure his triumphant at the
Resolved, That william Cleary, Thomas Sheridan, and
Sre ass
s *. sae.
and we ask them the earnest and undivided support
Resolved That approve of the nomination Of Raphael
The r s% T..
hsd or sought once but ever 70 ssstan the aseen
and A :Ae cos
for sn II us vi.
and blessing to and
ton viii no. serve them WITH
"d nspo,sss m :ammons .a,.,,.
# - ,S sss:.
vncsd that duty imposed upon them Of main.
tanning tain the prosperity and discipline Of our seaoo
TPRss'S: YARD hsns:.
anowlsassd ability ipdspsndonce devotion
s s1s E ss
valuable service: Daniel Clark. cause q demo.
os Pssssi
vssp.n.s
% ssy Of a been
Resolved That the heavy burden taxation now press.
Tie and s4aresss reforms i1s
ment and an Of tSo vast and
important affairs ntrusted to officers Of tho corporation.
and cherish TI,nLln Pisrcosho national Presidents
gorge ITSELF viii plumber II the aRS
executive that cannot use 'n''0'o"'' aud
Resolved That foregoing proceedings be published where
CHARLEs H. CoLLADy, ssor...r;..
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

G0O Co., COO 600 BROADWAY, ABOVE NIBLoS-
OUU, Private Dancing Aeademy.-New classes will
On Tuesday and Friday evenings for beginners also
who wish to learn the polka
rdowa polka apadrille &c Separate evening classes
applicationst to be made at IA Bowery bookstore.
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TWENTY. SECOND WARD IN THE YTELD.-YHp m
mocratic republican electors Of this ward in favor
maintaining the rights every section Of the
Union In favor OF the National
and Franklin Pierce and Hcratc Seymour requested
meet the Public Hall Forty fourth street.
past seven O'clock Lcrenza shepard, Wright Hawkes.,
Come oni Come allli
By order Of the Democratic Republican Ward
Committee and Democratic Republican Association Of the
ward.
JAMES WALSH }cb.,rus,.
DANIEL wlTTER, ons"nA'
B benz xn,l =. rArsou,1p, }ssor.ssriss.
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A DODwORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. IN
A. Broawdy-New pen the reception ofpgpis Wedne:
Thursday Saturday afternoons ladies and child
ron Monday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
for grand practising day. with band omusc ever
semtmonthy. number Of new dances will be introduced
This procured during recent visit 70 Londen and
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The high prices ruling for breadstus in the seaport
markets. appears to have very little influence in bringing
out aunnlias from the interior.
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RIO MY FRIENDS AND THE DEMOCRATIC ELiCT0Rs
Of the I'D ard-Haying my name published %
OF this ward to be supported 1t
the ensuing election ticket. and - Inspector Of
knowledge consent take this method ofnforninS my
friends that candidate for either Of such occe
support such tickets have accepted the noni
nation for Alderman from the Democratic Republican Re-
ohecrfully vote
support the ticket headed with for
Alderman. JAMES G. BURNHAHs
NEw YORK Oct. ~ lS53
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A N EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN ON TUES.
"A days and Fridays at ~ p. NJ, has commenced. Pupils
received at all times during the Sorees given
usual. FERRER0'S Dancing Academy, ~ West Four.
teent
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MRS. A. LANNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
SrGsoniyn Sn wedn..asy OFT - Mr l. win ;. s:.i.tsd
days, commencing At 81 o'clock Matness dapantes lex
cusvoly for pupils and patronswll be given Private
and schools attended. Address - Livingston st. Brooklyn
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MADAME II. GIAyEILL REsPEcTFuIIY ANNoIrN

Z. GlAy ELL m NE ANN0uN
Of parlor dancing including the graceful doportmout Of
young ladies' their OF walking and everything
tanning to elasticity Of motion and noble bearing The
stand most fashionable dances will be taught with precision
and elegance Madame Ginve devotes herself especially 90
the instruction Of classes In private amee and toardrs
ssbeelA Address ~ Houston street.
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E'ERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, SO WEST FOUR.
teenth G. Dubreul Ferrero and Fer.
ero respectfully inform their patrons and Pubc thai
their school has opened and pupils enter at all times
during the season Private lessons schools and classes
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- street fourth house west pr Broadway-Mr. CHAR-
RUAuD would suggest those who have decided TO be ID
sructed by him du salon. old that the
noon and Afternoon classes Wednesday and Saturday u
and o'clock Tuesday and Friday, At and Monday and
Friday evening" O'clock have commenced Pupils re-
eeived at any time during the term.
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SIXTEENTH WARD.-AT MEETING OF THE DEN.
~ oeratic Republican Council Committee Of the Forty.
second distrct held Friday evening, Oct 81 1885, Ne.
= Ninth avenue MT stephe oonkrighs in the chair
above mention ed district having received the unanimous
vote Of the committee.
WHITMAN PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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TWENTIETH WARD-FIFTYSEcOND DISTRICTS
At large and enthusiastic meeting, held votert
Of the Fifty second district without party on
Saturday evening October - Of Ninth and
Thtys street. Mr. IT, Schuyler called thu
chair and L Clark appointed secretsry whsreupon IA
Resolved, That George Jsgust is choice saadt
date for Councilman FOR this district and that have a
warmly recommend him the votsrs Of this district
and will prove faithful TO his trust.
Resolved That in Offering the Of George Jacques
Councilman the Fifty district pledge euY m.
divided support, and win utmost exertoas b fax
and honora bic means, to secure his election.
Resolved Thai the above proceedings be published n Ae
Herald, Tribune, and Sun papers
which the adjourned with three ohe~rs SaS
r. H. SCHUYLER chairna.