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PERSONAL.

cd. Clement C. Biddle, President OF
the Philadelphia Savings Fund, a gentleman
whose llio stood irreproachable for Integrity
and social excellence, died in that city ON
/, Monday last O'
1.-The Baltimore American ofthis morning
says; A man was arrested yesterday ON the
charge OF violating an act of Assemble h.
working on Sunday. lie was a blacksm;t5
and engaged IN shOeing a horse. Hewas ina9
IS So, which is the penalty the law imposes
Two Wing Conventions assembled =,
Philadelphia on Tuesday, one comnossd of
Old Line Wings, and the other Of the g Rem.
lars The former are opposed to all 81 Secret
Secietie2, and denounce the restoration of the
MISSOURI Compromise. The Regulars consti.
,gte sort Of 50 fusion" party, against Know
Notn;ngs-they nominated ticket for the As
selnbly.
Mrs Reid, wife of Capt Samuel =
heid, who distinguished himself at Fayal ia
the wat OF 1917, on board the brig Gen. Arm
1 81 died on Saturday last at Wheeling
~ stated that she made the first fsg
o. "a t me United States, as at present adopted
ii;a,-Ar seorg- Vandenhof, the English nc.
Tor, Was-ma rrisd to Mrs Mary Thomas. be;n,
shosn to the theatrical world as Mis-, Matsa5
pa Monday last, in Boston.
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1--WE have received from the periodical
establishment of Colonel Joe ShilIinGton. the
Septsnber number Of the Lady's Book, hand
somely illustrated, and containing a choice
variety Of reading matter The fair sex will
be pleased with the fashion plates, as well as
with the literary contents of the volume.
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CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA.
Dates from Havana to August 1lth report the
cholera as raging With great violence among
the soldiers and negroes. Fifty yellow fever
cases were at the hospital.
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The YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANS is
rapidly on the Increase, if the telegraphic des-
spat:h published yesterday, announcing 1874
cases there last week, be correct. This is an
increase on the pr Fious week Of l03, 53 over
the highest number in 1855, and precisely the
same as the largest number in any week in
IS47. o.
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NOW LANDING

NUW LANDING
900 fa f lsnrY lnS ibias LATHs
10,CO0 first quality English Az Picketts, which
we will sell at fifty cents under the market price
If taken away immediately from the wharf
INsTORE.
10000 feet prime Sd Carolina flooring. seasoned
1900 feet prime IA T.. 8. Flooring seasoned
40 600 feet prime 5-i Norway Flooring
$50, coo feet prime assorted White Pine
All Of which will be sold at the lowest mari q,
price for cash, or 10 such customers as we choose
TO trust. FITZHUGH COYLE & BRO.
au S-eOiw (Union& Organ)
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John DICKSON, DAN'L s. GORDON. 4

~ D<A-> "A % UohnON, a
VIM. hiNG have associated themselyes TO-
gether in the Wood and Coal business. and have
located their place Of business on the corner of
street and Vermont avenue, one square northeast
Of Lafayette Square, where they feel warranted
In saying that they are pre- pared 20 furnish all who
may favor them with call, with the very best
qualities of Lehigh, White and Red Ash COAL.
OF the different sizes. Also, Cumberland lump.
run Of mines, or fine for Smiths, &c Also, lick
DRY, YAK ana Pine Wood, all Of which will lie
delivered promptly and with despatch, at the very
lowest icing rates, and for cash a little lower
Families Ia want OF fuel would do well to i've
us cau before making their purchases for The
and In quality second to none in the District
DICKSON, GORDON co.
au a3-2aWlm
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Proposals fer building n Light.hsuse On
Jones's Point, near Alexandria, Va.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE Board,
. -.. Washington, Aug. p, lesS
PROPOSALS will be received until IL O'Clock
II m on the 22d OF September next, when the
bids viii be opened, for furnishing the materials
and building lighthouse on Jones' Point, Po-
tomac river, near Alexandria, by the Both Of No
vember next.
II will be a framed building resting on brick
foundation, and OF one and a-Lalf- story, with
basement, having a circular tower on top for the
support Of the lantern-the horizontal dimensions
being IS by 20 feet
Detailed drawings and specifications can be
at this ONCE, and at the once Of the collector
at Alexandria.
should any bid he accepted, a contract will Re
executed at orce for the work
No payment viii be made until the whole work
is completed; and before Il is received Il must be
inspeced aud approved by the agent of the gov
eminent appointed TO superinted the wotk-said
agent having power TO reject all materials and
workm snship, net in accordance with the terms
Il the contract.
The right is reserved to reject ANY ana an bids
that NAV be deemed prejud' II to the rub'ic -
teTest.
All bids should be sealed and lddressPl to N
undersigned, endorsed "Propos Is g. Jones's
Point Light house"
EDM'D L. F. aARDCAsTLE,
au 25-eolm Eng rser secreSsry.
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Metropolitan Railroad Diff.

GKoRGETowN, August 4, 1855 (
'INHE second Annual Report Of the Preside n
and Directors Is now ready for distribute a.
Secretary or sending their address through tn ,
post office. J w. DEEBLE ser
au 3-iaw3w
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COACH ESTABLISHMENT.

COACH ESTABLISHMENT.
Pennsylvania arsnus, befics'n AZ and eta SITS
bridget HALL have removed from Sixth
ID street To the south side Of Penna n RR,
avenue, between and 9th streets, E
where they are ready to do all kinds 81 work IN
their line.
The old stand on Sixth street is for rent. En-.
quire above. au22-tf
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CAMP MEETING

DERSONS wishing to attend the Camp meet
Il ing near BladensbuTg, to commence on the
9th instant, can be comfortably accommodated
JOHN ZIMMERMAN,
au 22t at McGregor's Store, 9TH St
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To ARaRIaalEN.

WE this d.yopsn our s,.t supply q The season
w Of SINGLE and DOUBLE foWLING-
PIECES and CUNNING APPARATUS, and
would respectfully solicit from tbs citizens OF
Washington and sdjoinine COUNTIES Of Maryland
and Virginia an examination Of our siocf, conf
snt that we can this seasoa show them a nnsrss-
sortment Of goods In this line than any before
offered in this city, and az prices that cannot fail
TO p,ease We would name, In part
Single and double barrel Bird ana Duek Guns,
from % 50 90 $50
Powder and Dram Flssks and Shot BaRs, Pouches,
Belts, Of Dixon's Hawkley's, and other makes,
Powder and Hurting Horns, Game Bays, Game
Cases and Cover
Powder, shot, Balls, Wsds, Wac Cutters.
Patent Wire Cartridges, wrenches, Screw Drivers
Nipple and Cock Cleaners, Cleaning Rods,
Cap Primers, Dog Collars and Chains, Coupling
Chains, whips and Calls. $3.50
And fine stock Of Gunsmith's Materials.
We would also invite attention 60 an entirely
new and long desired article, lust received, via
Patent BALL CARTRIDGES, made expressly
TO nj Colts Patent Revolvers, by Elery Bros /,
London. T.. TUCKER n CO,
3S3 Penn. sv., nearly opposite Browns.
% torgan& Int. colt
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TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BaLL
AT rHE

'INhE Tournament Ei- &c -.- ..f aLT -
Il DAY, the 9th Of A.. st, ana Fancy b.. 80
the evening VI the DIST.
Knights from a distance a. invited 10 .,nteT the
lists with the sons Of the Old DomiaiOn
Ga WEDNESDAY, the 9th Instant, re viii
be a Stag Chase; The Venisg sadC y 10 be
eaten on the day Of the Tournament.
au lS--lw ALEX. BAAER.
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRI NC GARDE Ms,

(FORMERLI FAVlER'S GARDEND
On NJ Street, bettcsen SeceHtespth Z Efgkte,Htb,
OPENED every day in the week, and on Sun
" day. No spurious liquors allowed, but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &c, win be for sale
Weber's Brass Ban0 will perform every Mon
day and Thursday evening, beginning at about
O'Clock. Admittance free. an l6-3m
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AMUSEMENTs.
JOE PTNTLASo'S
Q - R g q 81

With Entire New an 3riliian FsuiYment
'INhIS superb Troupe Yin eKhibi'
u On NtAkkET SQUARE,
THURSDAY, FRIraN, ard SA. BRDAY
Aue lst 81 md 81, nd Sept 4.
FOR THREE DEYS an. "
AFTER, DON NJ VENIEG.
Doors open at I'D 7 p. m. Performance -slf
an hour afterv-z. A..
Admission 25 cents
This Company is Distinguished FOR the cIegr,nCe,
novelty, and variety Of Its enter ~ ...rr',
EQUESTRIAN
GYMNAS'rIc ND PS,TCM &C.
Displaying the highest crscs OF -.gn al
Domestic Ta'eHt. ANS the principal Artists e
this Troupe
Madame VIRGINIA SgI RN DOD,
Mons NICci0 d PUPILS.
Mr.. GfO pls~TEL I,ssR
M. DAVIS PTCIARDs
Jar. c. 81 ERNDOD,
FIR. pE TOR, &C
rI0VN, JOE P--sTLA Nd.
-,
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For particulars sce s.,,,s s. p..rcipC ho'es.
GEORGETo'- On TUESDAY, u-u.t
18th, and ALEN -.uRia Sn N.sDNE D.
Augutt 49, au - Sci
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ALL STRANGERS
A CARD.

ITO THE SICK AND INFIRM.-ADELINE
IL BOWMAN offers her services as Nurse and
submits the following commendations from some
Of our most eminent physicians Her attentions
viii be unremitting and charges moderate. Res
idenCe No. i32 street south, near the Navy \ ard
The following certificates from three medical
gentlemen were given her, the original Of which
is in her possession:
The bearer Of this, Adeline Bowman, Is well
known 10 me- She has had much practice and
experien e in taking care of the sick She IL hon
est, sober and industrious. Any one I'm want Of a
Nurse or attendant would find her kind and at.sn-
tive A w. MILLER, NJ ID.
Having confidence I'm the opinion Of DIR. A<2y
Miller, | do not hesitate 20 endorse the above
3. A n. MckIM
/ believe in the above. q. NJ. DOVE.
au 22-3tz
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Sho' w. e. KENNEDY. WIN. q. PUGH.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
L HAVE associated with me i'm the Grocery Bus.
Il mess WILLIAM u. PUGH, which will hereafter
be conducted under the firm of KENNEDY A
PUGH, to take effect from the 18th instant
Being thankful for the large patronage hereto
fore extended to me, hope Il may be continued
TO The new firm even more literally, as IL shall re
our constant aim TO keep none but the best goods
at the lowest prices and 10 endeavor by every
possible means, to please all who may favor us
with their CUSTOM at the old stand Odd elbows,
Hall, 18th ST. GEO. w. KENNEDY
August u, 1855. au l3-eoat
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vestigation atleast-reminds us that the Times
blows hot and cold on this subject. Thus, not
long since its columns groaned with the wall
ings of its former Washington correspondent
because, as alleged, the Administration failed
to pay suficien. attention to the preposterous
Gibson claim, in which the correspondent
aforesaid was VIGOROUSLY interested. Really,
t is necessary to know how the Times concern
are :" interested" in coming to a comprehen-
sion of the true value Of its representations
concerning current affairs at the Federal M
tropolis.
Shot Flying. "A Washington correspondent
of the New York Herald, in that paper of
yesterday, takes occasion to SANDER the Hon.
John Perkins, Of louisiana and at the same
time to misropresent that gentleman's per-
sonal relations with the Secretary of State;
presenting Mr.. Perkins to the public as an ap-
plicant for Office at the hands of the Admins
tration, and saying that his appointment is
opposed by tho Secretary of State.
There is not word of truth in anything the
writer in question says; which is the sheerest
tissue of Notwithstanding more. Judge
Perkins desires no office, and has applied for
none; nor has any enc applied in his behalf
He is in Washington wholly on private bust
ness, and is on terms with Secretary Marcy,
in all respects, cordial and friendly.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Depsrtment.-on yesterday, the 22d August,
thcre were. Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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BROOKEvILLE ACADEMY.
MADAME RS :RRIyaI

MADAME RS ARRIVAL.
MADAME f. respectfully informs the public
VI In general, that she will give information in
all the Affairs relating TO Life, Health Wealth
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Lawsuits, Difficult
ties In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and
Death, and In respect to all other subjects She is
also able to tell the Ages Of Persons by reading
numbers. All those who wish 10 consult Madame
k will please call soon. she will remain I'm the
city but short time She can be consulted at all
hours of the day. Her name is on The door-No
3b7 18th street, three doors from Pa avenue and III
street. Ladies 25 cents and Gentlemen the same
23-5tH
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NJ, III ~ 4.
SILK Df ENG EsTABLizHMTST,
UNDrR The = Al nF

BELL c. A. ONs GRANDPA
A t the old established bye House 10 sal Pa
~ avenue, soutt SIDE, axt door TO = : En-. "
BrownstoEe Building.
Mons. GTandjean, Pr. ctical French sili Dy-
CT, from France pi 'iges IA -1,self to &c IN th,
most brilliant name. III the .~rious olors. Q 4
SILKS, Satins, Mehnos, =. Is de Aluez- Alpacy
&c which cannot r" surpassed in ph!ladelp a
Also, Grape Shawls, and sin Dresses fend-
somelv cleaned on the French sly
Ientlemen's Coats, Pants, an5 ,yoollen Goods
cleaned and dyed on the Loadon style
- " Family Mourning. dyed superb 'sets. in
~ hours notice Su ia
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, August o.
TO tie Editor Of tie Star:
Permit me to say that you must have been
egregiously sold by somebody in being induced
to say in your paper that the Revs. Ulysses
Ward and French S. Evans are going down to
lower Virginia in these times Of adliction, dan
ger, and death. Though Protestant, L am
forced to acknowledge that the only class of
ministers Of the gospel who, as a class, inra-
riably seek such posts of danger when the SER
vices of Christian ministers are so greatly
needed, are the Catholics, which is one strong
reason why have little faith in Know Moth
ing abuse of the Catholic priests. Though we
frequently SEQ AID hear OF noble exceptions In
the case of other ministers who, following
the example of their Lord and master Jesus
Christ, take no thought of self under circum-
stances such as now affiict Norfolk and Ports
mouth, the fact that they have families of
theT own depending on them, and other per-
sonar ties OF the strongest kind to bind them to
earth Is good reason why, in sue n trials, they
are not, as class, as unselfsh as the priests.
nere a preacher does in that way prove his
right to be looked up to rs a real ministering
angel he should be honored and cherished
above all his compeers. He is, indeed, true
Christian teacher, instruoting by his acts as
vol as his words.
But I put no faith in the idea that any
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August %. 1875.

hVUVST ~, 1919.
Mr.. EDITOR: Having been pretty well
. cleaned OUT by confidence in the Rev NJ :.
Wards American newspaper speculation at
the time of the Virginia election, though
go In" with that gentleman politl-
cally, should like to make myself whole
on him, if possible. So l have to inform
you that if ,Xou or any one you know are in
clined to gamble a little on him, am ready
to bet from one to five hundred dollars that
Messrs Ward and Evans, or either of them,
will rot go d Jwn to Norfolk and Portsmouth to
attend in any way on the sick and dying there,
during the continuance of the yellow fever in
those places. If you or any one else will take
such bet as propose, just drop line (which
will be promptly attended toy through the city
post office, to On HAND.
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The AntslligeHeer, discussing the curren
incuTsions into the territory of Mexico from
that Of Texas, says:
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Jerst y City News.

HrDsoS COUNTY CouRTs--The civil calendar of the
Hudson County Circuit Court Judge yredensurgh pre-
siding has been nearly disposed Of for the present
Several tedious suits have occupied the attention Of the
court, which Of no general interest the pubnc
The most important one that Of Geo. Collins and
others, Geo. Collier in which verdict of 81 500
obtained by the plaintiffs Counsel for the plaintiffs,
scudder ana Gchris for the defence Zabske Of Jersey
City, and Morton, Of New York.
The criminal calendar will be taken up the Court of
Oyer and Termner Tuesday next The trial Of Mar
garet logan for the alleged murder Of her child the
18th Of May last the fats in the vicinity Of the New
York Bay Cemetery will probably be the FIRST tried
The Grand Jury have found ftyone bills of indictment
and closed their labors.
MEETING OF THE CHASSIS BERGEN The Chassis OF Ber
gen held adjourned session. Tuesday evening" in
the Second Reformed Dutch church in Jersey City The
Casis authorized the ganzaon of the Second Reform
cd Dutch church Of Hackensack Rev Mr.. King, licen
tia'e Of lizabcthtown dained Missionary to the
Reformed Dutch church Of Hudson The next meeting Of
the Chassis win be held next spring, in Hoboken.
RuIw ron SUFFERERS NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
The COMMITTEES appointed TO forward the relief raised in
Jersey City for the sufferers by yellow fever In Norfolk
and Portsmouth, have forwarded O51 g. Additional
contributions have since been received making the total
amount raised 81, OFT.
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Personal Intelligence.


Smithsonian House-Col II Smith family Principal Of
the Virginia Military Academy y H Elgee, La; Major
uS Kew a Hail. o
ornia; Judge Brale Trinity College Dublin
daaghsrs Mrs Fortune and daugher James Knox and
RaihboIpe Miss Rahe1Ene Mis- Ra.hSorne
Ter kaheorpe Master VIM Rathborne Rigly Miss Rigly
From Havre in ship swzerand-Mr zazel, Mr. Guntcr
EFs% i s % pssNrs waden and dah
DEPARTURES.
For Iysrpool IN steamship paeiaeMr and Mrs Joel Rash
she two children and deos Snd s e
and lhomas Breoksbank Engiaud sir and Mrs Markham
brown "a Geo D %s? and aSye s sas
SeMss. B5 FOc,e. Easter baltimore; sscnsa S Mss
'S sns'Is sas hrs nS
wrsh wRRelsss SlG,s D. Archer
Wallace, New York; Endco and Wright en %r
s assfs Easf da ssnus
Ey'P s" sSar Eea n M ard
cc.l a B.Fs,n Jas TayST Goe
% NJ m rsEs
%s Mr. FSs cos sss ssssss
ssS sad Sn Mrs. ns" hs Y
Nj. wal, krenss, Seine, John Lee, Rev Strain
%ay Troy Jones' ,' wssi Indies;
Il
Lane, Mr. Hnmsuyhs II g James Barmer, Chas Brown
iiacmer Vim Lowndes Talbot, Samuel Thornley,, Kent,
For Charleston, the James Adger- Mrs Porchsr
Mrs Smith, Miss G Underwood. Miss Robinson q M
Norhrup and lady, 9 Damon Mr. Iawton HARRISON
NJ Hirschberg, A Mathcw son. Jacobs VIM bones q w
turbcr, Tho5 Legro Griffin Rowan Mrs. Burck myer
child and Miss Tanning Mrs Whittier Miss Mel
Georpe ID Boartman and lady. Geo Edwards Mas A
Fielder, Miss DE- Jrevile De Trevie Read wife IN
tent and two servants; Miss Wacs. Llveesey VIM Arm.
strong Cohn w Floyd Chs Herbert Il Ciiford Jno
I Lemo q Kpgman, p Weller 9 0iieon, + Hardy,
, Baldwin, N 1hsyer, Campbell. y Knowles, II J wiley
ssu, Nolan, Rotke, Irving, Schmidt Tios Iui, N
Dunbar l. Could Cht'eDden J Chsnd err W n Flecher
Answortb Pscon, II r Strong ii In the eerage
For Savannah, In the steamer knexvilie-H Roser r
Doron Mrs Weed three children and nurse N a Whit.
field. n Whitfield Miss Roberilou Miss Roherson Mrs
neruund and children, Mrs Patton and two chill.
dreu Mrs Knapp two children and nurse DIR Morel Mss
Gnerarc, Mrs Van Wafer Westftld lady child and
nurse, Mrs W White Mrs Lewis and servant Jof n
Lewis Mrs Collins child and nurse Mrs Slonc n n
crowei q Owens, Henkell, u Bourqun Bailey WIN
Cfabiree end lady, II Gordon Mr. Netes Homer "
Johnstone Indy and child Mahaney lady and three chl
dren Miss Common, Corsop Storms Iapham George
1aptsm. II Dillingham;, W White, Hunter A s smith r
Pease II Bertrand, II Richard, J Ripley c Wait b
Mac1ouaal, II smart DIR Morgan and SON Miss ii Work
il SiethinS Brown Rev ~ Y Mathew III Uoiri.ys i r.
Gudoer, Wadey and lady. Versatile and adv N Fran.
mud lady fainter lady children and servant
Mis-. Iaincr Mrs Dixie Mrs W Sostrend and child Nrs Is
Y Flanders MissJ Ward, Mr. Branch Branch MRS II
Huston and ciid Miss Hniun NcIvatn W !, prrr. .
PTcoss, Mstafer aud - ia I've s'egase,
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Brooklyn City Politics.
SECOND DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CON.


The Second District Democratic Judicial Convention re-
assembled at the Brooklyn City Hall yesterday afternoon
for the purpose Of receiving the of Thomas c.
Campbell, ESQ., the nominee for Justice Of the Supreme
Court to certain nterrogatories respecting his repued
connectonoT sympathy with the order Of Know Nothings
George Taylor Esq presided All persons not members
Of the convention being excluded and several dele
gates and aernate being ADMITTED the business of the
convention was proceed with.
The committee appointed at the previous meeting t,
nterrogate Mr. Campbell consisted of four members
having been added by mistake
Two Of the committee consisting Messrs Fream and
Mel aughlip submitted report to the elect that they
had inierroeated Mr. Campbell to his connection with
Know Nothngim and that he declined to They
then wrote a letter, and received reoly.
Messrs Beach and Mead, the other half of the commit
Mr. Campbell, in which the nominee denies that he is
cited with any ct political association whose OBJ
jec is to dsranchise adopted citizens He regrets that
the subject had been of trouble to the
ton and concluded by affirming that he had always been
democrat from boyhood.
nell to confirm the mnation of Mr. Cam pbell lively
discussion ensued II finally prevailed by vote OF 13 to
fern, Mead, Mullen. Howell Beach, Coffin Taylor voor
hees, Carpenter. Howe. Nays-Messrs. Fream, Tappan
The President appointed Messrs MonneIl, Beach and
Howe committee to call the next convention.
On motin the nomination Of Mr.. Campbell was made
unanimous and the convention adjourned with three
cheers for the nominee
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
The republicans Of Brooklyn assembled In convention
last night, in Clinton street but only made two nomna
tions previous to adjournment. The proceedings
not harmonious. The following the nominees thus
fall
For Senator. ....................Cy Cyrus p. Smith,
For County Clerk ................ Jared Sparks.
For Sheriff. ................,..B urdett Stryker.
For County Judge VIM. G. Hammond Jr.
For Register. Observation-Disclosures. Thomas r. Mercein
The nominees all wings with the exception Of Mr..
Hammond, the candidate for County Judge who formerly
free soil democrat Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Sparks are
the whig non inees for the offices.
FIRST WARD WING NOMINATIONS.
The wings Of the First ward last night nominated John
Casham for Alderman and Abram X. Martell for Super
uisor.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Convention of the Second district of
Brooklyn last ming nominated Francis Spinola Eaq
for the Assembly This completes the democratic Assem-
bly, nominations of Kings county. The candidates
First distrct-John Hanford.
Second do.-Francis B. Spinoa.
Third do.-Gustavus Swan.