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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28
SECOND RoARp,
CITY TRADE REBORN.
FRIDAY, Oct. 21-6 Pm.
Sales Of 90 bills. trsnspirad ct Yesterdays

AsHH.-Sales OF oV Dds. usnspred ~ yesterdays
BR.ADsruy,s Flour was less sevs and little lower,
sales having been made Of 900 bblnferior State 81
: IS Sax; mixed 70 fancy western, At IS SIX q 50
s7h with other grades Ct previous figures; SS0 bss
9 - n bond sls free. Ss
rye four at 81 for fne and u % for superhae DBL
Wheat ruled scarce and quiet The sales included 5000
60 About 1000 bushsls rye chaogei hands 1t 81 20
81 81. Barley and oats were unaitsrsd doing
better The sales reached 90 600 bushsla, at SO $50,
for Western mixed. and $40 for r,und yellow, per
bushel.
CorrEr-sAlss Of COO bags of Rio vera sold a. 1oxc
shc iIo average. 10 8 l6oc showing ! de,lus Of
Cor1oS This market was eAsier by abou. ia. to "a
on some descriptions with light sales.
FREGEs There Was more Offering for Liverpool Ia
the way Of grain, and abou. 900 80 600 basnss OF
bbls oil ct 12s Ga 500 bbls rosn at 91sd and SONS
lots OF compressed cotton at sd 10 London 80
oil cake engaged at los TO Fsvrs, 100 bales Of
same lard Also It 10. vessel was taken up TO load
With guano 1t Chincha Islands for vaIencis, q. Is
TO California, rates were uuchangee and ruled at 25c
EAY- About 1900 bales were sold at zoe ATS,
HoPs were in fair demand, at 3sc. Acc for new, and
IRos-The market, aince the Nisgara's news has be.
oome armer with considerable activity, but chiefly at
Ssrs scarce sns
LKAD-The market was again frmer, aud sales of 100
tons Of Spanish were made ~ SO % 100 los which
advance.
MoIAseEa-About 500 bbls. New Orleans were sold,
including 100 bbls prime, At &c., and The rem ander
ct p. n {.
NAVAL sroREs Small saes of spirits Of turpentlne
in shipping ORDER were made ct SIC. cash. Raw
yentine and rosin were quiet
Ons-WhAle, sperm and olive ruled about the same,
Lniee In better demand ut 82c for large and SIC
$40 for small lots, per gallon Lara unchanged
PRousIoxs-Pork was less active Ihs ssss have
been confined t, 800 bbs. ~ Sl2 so for AMI s11 81
for prime 20 000 lbs smoked bac,a sides brought So
and 500 bbla. lard exc. loo. psr Id. There wsre
$50 bbs beef disposed Of ct ab0at rates. Bat
ter and cheese we're sAleable and Arm.
RICE continues in good request from the trade and the
msrket Ia firm; 70 casks Of the crop the Hrs sold
this season, disposed Of to day supposed to st
about 5ke There we've also 100 bSls. Of the old crop
sold at &c. . $40.
suoARs-O1ipg to light st OK and limited dsmana,
the sales were moderae $50 hhds Cuba sold at ss
and about 100 New Orleans, at 5Hc a 5Xc.
TALLow.-Ibe market was firm and held at higher
rates, but no sales of m )ment reported
WHsKEy-SAles made Of 600 bbis. Ohio and prison
1t 37kc 38Ke, and 100 hh Is drudge ct 37c per gal
lon.
wooI-sales this week 1000 lbs pulled at 2jc 3lc,
and $50 600 lbs. fleece, and medium qualities
&c. SIC Nothing done in foreign stock Of Amsri.
can wool dminiGhed Romewhat, and holders firm In
prices. The demsnd has not besn good last week
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Foreign manufactures stil improving slowly, both
in demand and price. The stock il being reduced and Il
affords but slim assortment. There less arriv
ing, and the receipts moro ssasonable These cir
cumsnces help strengthen the MARI et and a. coun
try and local jobbsrs s buying with considerable
freedom especially Of such articles THAR custom rs
Nkely to need for immediate uss, the healthier tone
and greater regularity Of prices previously mentioned
suffer diminuiion the private and public sales Of
ewtek have bsen marked by these characteristics.
This encouraging change in the condition Of the
business and u apt TO exert considerable iaausncs in
the restoration Of public confidence 0u- merchants
have got through the dulsst and gloomes portion Of
the season. mall things considersd-x successful
ner We have doubt but that their good sense and
moderation win serve to protest them in future
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
MOHEY AARKET.
FRmAY. Ost. 27-s

FRIDAY, Oct. Il-o r. ~.
There were some changes in quotations for fanny
stocks to day, without much variation In the amount of
business saced The market very irregular and
unsettled. rhs principal operations in Erie, Residing,
Nicarasua and Cumberland, for cash. Ee opened
At prices carrsnt At the close yessrday, but lett of
at advance. At the nrst board Pennsylvania Coal
fell eff Per cent; Cumberland Coal, x; Harlem, u;
Chicago and Rock Island H. Erie Bonds 1871 advanced
q per cent. Eric Railroad, z. At the seso1d board
the market vas weaker. Erie declined 4 Per cent
Cumberland improved Il ger ceut Most OF the pur.
chsses this mornng for delivery mstured con-
tracts This afternoon most transactions were on
time, buyers option.
The steamers from California do no. bring as much
gold dust as Anticipated. The total amount .ni
tests about eighteen hundred thousand dollars Phis
win 80 very far in keeping up the supply to meet the
drain foe shipment The commercial advices from San
FfaEciseo and the mining regions moro favorable
Trade had revived and quite active. The nines
nusd 70 yield profusey AID the harvssts havs all ssea
secured in good Order Up to tina fret Of October this
year, the shipments OF COLA smouated to 1a
sganSt $50 42 "A for the pondny period in
1855 allowing decrease ths year Of 2ll %. Tee
coinage At the United States Mint san Francisco during
the month Of September amounted TO $685. Oooor the
Elk months endDg Oct. LIST, $500 ,2oz
After the adj .ursnent Of the board the following
49, - 40 ~ hocaons " SIMEON Drbper.-
1900 Columbus. Piqus and Ind. RR, Is and let "a
4o shares Bulls Head Bank, New YORK ......... 30
o0 90 central Hank, New York. .......SoL ~
~ 90. atlantic Bank. New York ............... rs
~ 90. Ceveisrd, Columbus and Cincinnati RI lO0k
goo 90. AcCullock Gold Mining Company .......
There has been moderate dem and to dsy for starting
exchange for remittance BY the steamer from this port
for Liverpool TO- morrow Saturday. The supply il rood
and We quote oa0x per cent premiun on Paris 81. 10
81. lax. The Baltic viii take out upwards of h.,f
million In specie.
Ths legal opinions the recent frauds upou tho Nev
York and New haven Railroad Company have been pub
llshed in pamphlst with large type BY Mr. Homsns Of
the Bankrs kdgasins No 70 Wall street I. contains
the opinions Of Judge Bronson Judge Kirkland Charles
yO'Ccnor Eq., and Daniel Lord, Esq.
Thonpsons Bank Note Reporter states tina. the Lewis
County Bank owned by HOLSTER Frederick HOLSTER
vepresume, is the referred to- It IL denied that
Hoister has anything TO do with the bank aud 1t 10
alleged that Stanton Wilcox Wall street stock brokers'
are the owners thus basing the sovency Of the instu
ton on the rise and fall Of the fances.
Inc superintendent Of the banking department at
albany does not entertain the same opinion regard.
re LIS datks for any length Of time, !. appears
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The Opera I'm Enrcpe.
% DIHAPPEARANCE OF MADRM0ISELLE

CRUvELLI FROM PARIS.
Yis correspondent Of the London Chronicle,
At Prince Msns,hiroH hsd disappeared, / threw
on the fact; but dissppsara nee has really
Zoe in PAri which Is not only true, but which
laost ~ great ssnsation ~ that Of tho great
himself. Asdemoisene Sophie Cruvelii -
sccountAbly "mizz,eiA" She was announ:-
st the Grand opera; and the audienss
ually assembled and the curtain was ready
when IL was announced to the assonfshed
that the prima donna had not arrived. Great
6onstsrssticn o. the officials A messenger was
ret suppssed might be merely late, but at hsr
was aecertained that she was absent; and the
titioral. information which could be obtained
J abe had started for some plaes-no one kne p
And no che knew why. There WAS nothing
but to apology: 70 the .9disSss suG
3, MAdemoissle Poinsot would perform
!. Che cid 50 accosdineIy, ami with such
hat the absence Of Natemoiselle Cr1vslh
b less regretted than she perhaps imagined 1t
and since than the bills announcs that Msde-
Is become Of hademoisele CruTsllsf No one
! know. Some say she has gone to America,
| by the mighty Bar mum; others say abe was
ed because her name did not sppesr on the
large characters; Others, again, say that she
ceased with the part allotted 20 her 10 the nev
ont to appear under tbs rather lugabriois title
tonre Sargh nts." Bat, whatever may b the
'Do one here is u,prised and few are sorry for
F's ekcspade. The directors OF the thaatre hope
win cradle them TO get rid of an engagsmen.
peg have found exceedingly onerous, for 1t takes
lorg lost patience with Nile. Cruvsui Her ex-
bees and fxeahs have wesried them, and they
forego the services Of An drtiste who dissp-
b her eccentricaties almost a. often a. she de-
h the talents with which she h 20 largely en-.
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NINETEENTH WARD REFORM NOMINATIONS
IN For AHerman-Dr Moreau Morris.
Fer Councilnsp-George Gaylor.
For Apsessor-Gsorge J. Gregory
For Consta ses-Philip Latimer, VIM Cartwright.
For Commissioner OF Common Schools John Q Hull.
For rnsps ctor Of Common sch ools -Isaac Adrancs.
For trustees Of Common Schools Geo w Besbe, j.
Hatfels, j. n Gillespie John Cole.
For Inspectors OF ilectionsFirst district john Oa'
born, Mconald Second district Christian Ssh war1
W. B. Merrill Third district, William stilwe, Georges
BerrAn.
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DEOPLE,s TICKET

DEOPIE'6 TICKET
l For yAyor-Jamss W. Barker.
For Recordsr-John H. White.
For City Judge-Sidney II Stuart.
For District Attorney-Chauncsy Shsfer
For Kegistsr-yohn J. DoAre.
For Ccmmissioner Of Streets and Iemps-soseph Z.
Eblirg
For Governor Of the Aims House Joseph 8, Taylor.
For Surrogate-Ahred AeIntyrs,
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.s04, 600 s2s loo oco ss, 400, 600 SO 900 600
II and yellow metal in moderate demand. Tia.
:hsathirg, ia.
The supply Of English wheat on thu market ON
was moderate, and vas disposed OF az an al.
/ In. per quarter. There ras also similar "a.
otAirsd on foreign. The arrivals Of the previous
d been 2 1856 quarters, against an EXPORT Of o sos
sso France and Belgium. Barley advanced ls.
ter. To-day there was on a,tive demand for
wheat, buyers giving readily 80. per quarter more
Monday. Flour %. per bsi dskrsr, With d.
2 s'ock, western canal welId be worth 3es. o
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ID EFORM, REFORN.-WILL THE REFORM COMMIT
IL tee Of the Seventh Judicial District who nominated
George T. Clark the reform candidate for Police JUS
tice inform the voters Of tina district they In rsatS
the George +. Clark who, Aldermen Of the
Twelfth ward In l649, upon beirg maoe chairman Of .
committee raised for the purchase of piece Of ground
TO be used BY the city - pottrs 8eid after getting
the following additional resolution
That the Comptroller, with the gsnction and CONCUR
renceof the special committee that appointed
cure suitable burial place In lieu Of the present ct
Pottsr's Field, on Rsndalps Island be authorised and
empowered to purchafe . suitable location for public
burial ground Reported In favor Of purchasing Bar
RAMS Island for the sum Of $50 oOo which NArcsllus
Ills, acting in behalf Of said committee, held refusal
Of IRA N. Berrian for thirty days, for the sun or
whicbi but for the incorporation OF
Court would have been carried into effect See Supreme
Court Leonard KIRBY and others against the Mayor Al
dermen and Commonaty Of the city Of New York,
George f. Csrk and Others &c. On, consistency thou
art jewell
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DEFORMLRs OF TIE TWENTIETH wA8D-rHE
N ticket published In the Herald cf the 25th instant
the nomination of party ID fal'e and irreguax
complete ticket has yet been made. The one pub
lished made BY outsidsrs and viii not, In al par.
tcu Be endorsed by tbs nominating committee rexu-
l,r;y appointed. en- Monday Tuesday next the
rect nominees win be published under he signatures Of
he committee. The committee requested to meet
Monday evening next, at O'Clock, att Wilfsms'.
j. +. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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A TIA LARGE AND ENrHU-IASTTC MEETING OF THE
IA national democrats Of the Foartssnth ~sed, h..d
at The junction Of Marion Kin, and spring streets,
Friday event the 9th inst, the following ticket
unanimously adopted FOR Assembly, NichDlss w.
Aooney; for Assessor, William s. Coe for Councilman Of
the Thirty sixth cisrist Patrick Bsrns
district Thomas Fay Thirty eighth district Frederick
T. Sudan; for School Commissioner Patrick Meehan;
for School russees John Dswd, James Carly and
Blake; for Constable Washington Q. Hutton and Ma
thaniel Finch.
Resolved, That in prsssnti the above gentlemen for
your suffrage the different Conventions have with
the most praise worthy discrimination, soth In seecog
men Of political integrity and private worth
Resolved, That We are opposed 70 all conbn atoms
associations BY whatsoever name they may be dssgnated,
the object of which 70 proscribe any portion OF
fellow citizens on accounted country creed believing
such associations to be antirspublicap,
with the institutions and subvereve of tho most sacred
principles Of our great and glorioas country.
r. n. McAv0Y, Chairman
JAMES SMITH, lc...x,.
EnWARn CAYAxAGH loeSA0s~Aaeo'
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Markets.
lARING BROTHERS 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.

PAIRING bHOTHEhc co.'s CIRCULAR.
LoSDoS, Oct 1875 r. II.
Plonial and foreign produce markets have not
marked alteration durisg the week. Money IL
|nd al Ave per cent. Oonsols leave or az o. 4
6ilns, price not fixed, offered at IS. ID. Bar sii
haed TO Be- I'D. american eagles 7os. 2kd. !;
|rs 76s 10th offered. BY telegraph (viA Triostsj
/ the arrival OF the overland mail with dates ffoa,
9th, Bombay 18th nit. shanghss Tth, Canton
|rg Kong I'D Ausust. Canton reported tn . atate
shar shse stili In the hands OF the rebels. IL,
|pn shanghas 6s Canton a. Sd.
'RAI OF $50 bags offered in public sale, small
|enly f,und buyers 1t decline. Honduras silver
8. Id, black A.. Cd. . ~. 11d. Mexican silver
o., Sd black IS. led. A.. ID. Tensriffe black
10 Is. I'd.
Zee the following sales have been msds;-e5a
o76 bags plantation Ceylon, at 55s Cd. q Sos. Ga.
ordinary TO lew middlfpg, and 6Cs. 62s. for
L low sluish; 3s8 bags h.drss.At 46s. Cd. 70 Ats.
ordinary; SEQ bags Rio partly sold az ass. Cd. .
for ordinary to good ordinary; and 40 bags fine
\ Cochin went at from Ats. sos. The following
Y imports and stocks on the LIST inst, compared
bee o. the same period last year
Imports. Stocks.
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TIy0 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HER AID
i It 10 not true that James X. Whiting, the rspuoh-
candidate in the Ninth Congressional district has
declined the nomination has withdrawn FROM the
canvass The circulation Of such report ia 20 weak
inv ntion Of the enemy
WIN GOvAN,
J. T. YOE Committee.
B +. ARMSTRONG.
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CEYMOUR AND vICrOkY.-NEw YORK FIRST
- Ward Liquor Dealers Protective Assoc,s.,on.-A
meeting Of the above association viii be held Monday
evening next, the 3oth instant, At TX O'Clock a. WASH
irgons Headquarters Of Broad and Pearl
to take to ensure at ths coming cleo
ton. and desrous II protecting their constitutional
rights, earnestly invited to attend. Tho following
gentle men have been appointed Finance Committee,
and alone authorized to receive funds to carry out
the objects OF the association district Henry
Applehof Second district, Samuel Aud; Third DISTRICT
John Van Claim. Henry Luhs, Treasurer
10 EPH BLACKBURN, President
HENRY APPIEHoFF Secretary.
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TT,HIRD WARD CHARTER MDEPsNDENT NoAINA-

For AldeYmar-Isasc A Blauvelt.
For COuncilnan-Reuben Perry.
For Assessor-Seba Bogert.
Constables-pamer Sumner, Alexander Thompson.
Schocl CcmmiEsioner-Kufus Mech
School lpspector-Wilam A. Schssfer.
School Tru stees-Joseph Simonson, Daniel xinthorre
inspectors Of EeconFirst district Isaac Love, John
w. Ball; Second district, James b. Nely, William NJ
Dutcher Third district Urah Hemss Jacob P. Marshall
70 ulihdistrict, Chas. Dennisop, Joel r. Adams
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLlT1CAL.

A A MEETING OF TIE ASSEM8l.Y CONVENTION
a Of the Thirteenth Distrs. ftssnth wArd), eisc!-
ed pursuance Of the call Of the Democratic
unanimously dominated the candidate for
bly, from the Thirteenth District.
JOHN gYER, Chaifmin.
WIN. FAGAN. Sacroarv
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EliAs Fl. Herrick,
Alfred Pen,
JaspAr Corning,
Vim Palen,
Geo. Green,
Michael Borns,
1hos. blocumb
And'w Caupbsu,
o. T. Lisermore,
Isaac g. Davis,
b. n. Geins
II. g Brigham,
Jas. G. Deforrest,
Tunis W QuiA,
Edmund Harry,
James Stokes,
Jas. Irwin,
John B, smith,
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|rss lS63-i6s. 1sb4-lbs ls53--s5s 1s54-rbs.
re- go ~ soo GOO Ss 600 900 90 500 900
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MUNICIPAL REFORM Observation-Disclosures
lk ward-At meeting Of the citizens Of the rwei:i'
eth aard favorable 10 rsform, held on the 18th last
George Ge.b was called to the chat, and Henry w.
Nichols appointed secretary The fol- wing ticket was
unsp.monsy nominased:-
Couneilmen-Flty nret district, Pho " Baebe; Fifty.
second district George Geb, Fifty third dstrs., 10
bert Barnes.
Assf sscr-DApiel Hogencsmp.
Commissioner Of Cou,mon Schools-Nelson j. Water
bury.
Inspector Of CO mmon Subdivisions Fitzgerald
Trustees Of Common schools-James n. Post, James
Kesrney. Samuel J. Goodsnough, Thomas N. Partridge
Constablss-Lewis Hucker, William Keensn.
Inspectors Of Esction--Eirst distri,t william Biggs
ISrrsin Freeman Second district, Thomas HAght Peter
Gordon; Third district, freeman Edgar william X stew
art Fourth district, hopkins Hall, Chauncsy G. St,ne
Fifth district, Alyah I. CApHed William II. Dean; sixth
district, Charles simpson, Philie Earl
GEORGE II GEIB, Chairmsn.
H. w. NrcHoIs Secretary.
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN AND REFORM NOM.
nation for Councilman, Forty ffth Council district,
(sixteenth ward) SAMUEL n. HUSrED
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THIRD WARD CITY REFORM NE ETING.-ATA LARGE
i and respectable meeting of the electors OF the Third
ward held at the Franklin house, on Friday, 18th in
slant, motion, Alexander stuart Est, was called to
the chair, and Benjamin NJ Treadwen and Milford hax-
tin chosen Vice Presidents and John ". Hamers-
ley and ravidJ Lyons were opp ,nsd secretariel On
molten, committee OF ave appointed to nominate
oancic ass to be supported at tho ensuing esson fer
Char officers Tor tho said wasd report the 18Th
instant which committee reported ananmOusy the fol-
lowing gentlemen:-
sor Alcs-mAns-Orison Blunt, gun manufactursr, III
Broadway.
For observation-disclosures s. Ludlann, merchant, 800
Greenwich stssst
For Asssssor--Isasc P. Olmstead, boohseecer, 2o1
Greenwich st5eet. .a
For ConstAhlss-Andrsw Nisbet and jsmin G. Ben.
hxm st
Fer Commissioner OF Common schools-rhomas D.
Stewart.
For Inspector Of Common schools-Benj G C1ssk.
For Tustees Of Common scho,ls-i1ram r. Riggs and
Henry p. Martin.
FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
Let Disfrist- John Pstten, IT., George southmsyd.
I'd Distri:t-James English, John Flint.
81 Distlict--Rufns Meech, Charles Arms.
4th District-Thomss o. Bsrtins. David Lyocs.
The following gentlsmea were appointed vigiiar -
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bNbu&rf
John J, Phelps,
John n. Crsre,
VIM u. Dodge,
o, r Jones,
John stephenson,
Jno. B Forbes,
John p. March,
Geo. Cleland,
Nahum Sullivan,
r. q Davis,
Chss. g. Ravens,
Cent g. Jewett,
Alfred North,
Chas, 7. Leake,
Geo ] Byrd,
q. A. Sacchi,
VIM. II. Ccgs ~en,
John Vanderbilt,
and oct others.
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THE TURF.

TINION COURSE, L. I-TRoT f1NG-ON MONDAYs
u Oct 30, at half past t~o o'clock match for 800
two miles and repeat TO wagons and driver weighing
three husdred and Hfty pounds VIM WhAelan names q.
M Iadv soutae: 8. Hoaglsnd names gr. g. 1esuznssh.
stages ieave the Williamsburg ferries for the s0usss.
every half hour. saAw WHITE, rzopgistMR
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Stock Exohangs.
.ooeo FRIDAY, Oct. q, 1854
S2VOo hrie In Dds. % % $500 Gold Hill. .b6O 2
1000 Erie bds'7l.c TAX $40 Harlem RR 49,. 30X
cVv Ere ps OF sac s5I 70 Glove 4 Tol RR.. 6ik
lwNf6Eb tds@ W 0Chic 4 Heck RR Tx
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Ms UEIciPAL Reform COMYTTr sE-THG EXE1U
WI tive Committee have tasen room ct Coo Broad
way Of Houston street. third stcry where per-
ell be la attendance 10 confer with deegase, from
the wards AID Council districts. 1t Is desirable that
Candidates for charter oc b nominated with little
delay IS pc,pibls ard the nomipa.ion reported to
H. NJ. SCHEIFFEIIN, Chairman Ex. Com mitee.
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YI,wFNTY-FlgsT WARD MUNICIPAL REFO2N NOAI-
Iations-Fcr ildermsn - Richard Mott.
For Councilman Fifty ffth lstrics-Charles II. Hss
well
Fer schoal Commissioners John Davenport.
For hool Insrector-Rchard Kelly.
Fer School Trus.ees-J Webster Cochran ard George
Greer.
For Coz stabes Jeremiah T. lockwood srd James
Polbemus
For Tr..sctors OF Flee rstrict-rhomss o.
nAvs, james Bog art Second Distrct-E T. Lewis, Ed
ward N. Ploon Third Dist etMilton Reeve Jonaths IN
lawrence. Fourth Listrict- Cornelius Miller, James
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Lessee Greenwood,
Waiter X Jones,
Hcgh kArtin,
Thomas Mcknight,
William Lee,
AJphp Weston,
John Compton.
8. F. Winchester,
Chas. Y. Porter,
d. .. 5yde,
A. X. MAyr S,d,
Mich. $. LodlM,
Charles snthon,
Z 8. Conkling,
w W. Sill,
james English,
Johu McVickar,
John harrison,1
Milford Martin,
Vim q. Cinrk
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I,OURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, IXrEENrH
I and twentieth wards.--r< roc -acy trumponnt-
Union democratic candidate for sssemblr, THOMAS
MANSON. .As.rong pull, democrats, for uni,n and
victory. Remember, for your Assembl, man, Thomas
Manson.
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YyyEN1H WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR
Il union nomination For Councilman Of the fwsnfy.
sixth district John Van Tine.
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Cornelius Miller,
Chss. Morgan,
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