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Bcsros, Dcc. 10, 1874
Our Municipal election today resulted In tho ,rumSA
o The Cti1cns ticket for Mayor With large maj ori,y -
the Aldermen aud Common Council Tho vote for Msyag
s,ards-Alesndcr ~ Ric. (6itizens c,nddatc) T. ssss
r. N shuriiea (American) s,i5o. Thus evening ~
triumph Of the crcna ticket .lgnaiired BY prooss
sion, music bannsts, 6s
lownI Doc. 10, l86b
Dr. Elisha Huntington the dtixens' candidate Gse
Mayor, & elected by 800 plurality Tn. entire 0urcaS
ticket for Aldermen, Council ncn and School Cousxs.
stonerh Il cleo ed.
woncErm, D~c 10, 1855.
The Citizens ticket for Mayor and Aldermen Ia ciccss1
by 40 plurality Hon. Isaac Davis Ia the Mayor elscA
Erwus,roKr Dee 10. 1866.
The anti Americans hs,o elected Gushing for Mayor -
about 30 plurality together with our of tho sin AMsg.
men and tvo..hirds Of the Common Council. Abou4
l. 900 votes we're polisd.
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rTuILBuFHfs, Dec. 10 iA&.
stocks steady. rennsyiv.nts state nves SAY Hssdsx
rsilfoad Ia, Long bland Hsilrosi l2h Norris CanaA,
i2h, Ieuns, isanis tAirosd, AZ
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I IL T. l. A Z ES 7 N E w p
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TEteC1APNS.


Two Weeks Later from CalSfoSsssa.
ARRIVAL or THE PRoakrngus AT NEW onsasAxv
INV ORsAss Dec. o, ls1b.
HE neamsaip Promstheus has arrived at TIM pors,
with California dates TO the 10Th ult .
The steamship Northern Light sft Punt. Arenas eur
New York on the inst with about $500 900 spseis.
Tho Promctheus delivered tho California news q New
orleans In lees than days from san Franc.co
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FonriisD, Tber- 10, 1850.
Several entspsiyc sooi sheds and othsf budings -
the Dsnyle Junction of tho Grand Trunk Railroad csa
papy we're destroyed by nre on sAsurday night, IAs
about ss0o-equaiy divided bet~e~n the Grand rrssA
aud tho Ind kannsbse railroad companies.
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NOTICE TO DEALERS AND THE PUBLIC.
IN THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS,


Arrangements have been concluded by the undersigned
which enables him 10 sell all the English newspapers 10
dealers lower prices than before and by the advantage
gained In hssc arrangements (Which exclusively
available himso certainly cheap other importer
and believed cheaper The undersigned has refraned
fom announcing these advantages until he has had three
weeks experience In their working him In advanc
ing the above The referred
be available other importers and hence dealers will benefit
by giving their paponage Charles Wilmer at his universal
EnRh and foreign agency i0 Fulton street.
cond floor ARTHUR WILMER, Agent New York
CHARLES WILMER, 10 South John street. Liverpool,
England Established in 1870
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CITY lAcsisics.
AMERICAN NOMINATION TO rnE NATIONAL CONVEX


The American Convention Of the Third Consrcs~iooal
district met at 600 Brosd~sy last eveuing This convsn
ton WA composed Of the Fourth sixth Tenth and Four
teenh ~ards-hobert Beatty, Jr, Of the Fourth ward
chairman On the thirty ballot Robert .atty Jr
was elected delegate 10 the National Nominating Conven
uon oee.eqaeatty y > Van Ripper, II the icntn ward,
and W. Wood, OF the Fourteenth ward we're elrct.J
alt terustes. > " ~
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NEWSPAPERS.

MORRIS 4 WILLIS'S HOME JOURNAL FOR 1856
V1 The following the Inducements to subscribe:A
ove by N r. Willis seres of sketches by General Norris
and novelette, bv M. Field. Terms - year. Office, 07
Tnitnn strs et. New York
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EosrDN, Dec. 10. 1850.
Tho ard gse X yesterday refy hssr.
but y-t. hear Of serious damszc ue ahipsS
on the
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Disaster 10 a Lake Psos'ciier-The WcassAsx
nj buffalo.

BcuAfo, I~e. 10, 1898.
The propeller Toledo from Toledo bound 10 this dtv.
IA aehore at Ccrelsnd Her cargo consisting Of oesa
il badly damaged but the vessel Ia only slightly ts
iured.
has been very ccd aud rinsy hsre all day and
has lus, commenced falling.
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TnE NEw ocvnY AZ BrKIoN'F--yarious curtnilment.
and other improvcin nis have been made In the aneri
play y 'False rrcence- and !, Il running
merry and prosperous There Il certainly nach
fun in The piece and considerable originality 4 d..
veloIod ia The formation ~ the character II viii be
tne tsfore receive another projection wth the
ans amount of and 8e con geiyed argnaa's pr.
ton9. Nj. Burtnr exhbsion u character l. ii!s Ike
snd as usual with this gentleman orc.eingly amusing
Ills sarea the nature of parties and funefas 4 ut
Ia a string y III grams that tel vel with 'he
dtsnce, and dTaw dssn sbouts o laughter III, rerl.
sml,ude 10 he sexton ~ the fasbona1ls charth and
he distributor of tiekst- 10 bal. and parties IL high
lis l. ibc theme ~ admiration Tlc Fancy Jam IA
trr,mely amusing and !. yell worth -ccing 1ae chs.
rscters ore all wel dressed And well acted - to
ethrRes have been made In tho cast that improve
he ,nsmue II he I.oe. The trbchsy amily
an Assistance 70 the come1y, originally Ac,e8. Mr.
Hughes Lends her powerfal AID Ia q The part
ana Mr. Iyott Il removed from posiiien Ia rhch be
made 10 attempt 20 soIve the au.hor the manager ~
hirntsf "Fske rrctences' q nov boEd M s4ecess
md wdet houtns laugh Rightly AMI applaud BUDDY
he folies n Z Both stlcs q Coed s5ciey.'
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INTERESTING TO PUBLI5IIERs.-THE FOLLOWING
manuscripts offered for sale reasonable
UNCLE Ton's CArIN-the only translation made from
English into Spanish by special request
REnEnBRAScEs or HorE, sgErcn Book CUBAN EXILE
IN English.
THE CUBAN MNsrREIa collection OF ballads and misceis-
neous pos ns-in English.
parcuiars, pease address the author Miguel
4. Tolon, Herald office.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

THE sPKAKERsHIP-rHE PLURALITY voTE-TnE AB
sFsrEEs-TEEATrEs WITH THE INDIAN TRIBES IN
sfw MEXICO BOUNTY LAsDs-TuE FINANCE nd
PoHT, ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1885.
The calculations Of the fasioniss hsve again flei
them. The cIose Of another days balIotin ands Bank
Mr. Campbell expresses H. "a dead cock Ia the pit
This result just what predicted and a. despatched
you last evening knocks cuom on. Of ring We sre
srnin sea without tho shadow prospect for Org
nizing The only chance left IL 10 carry the resolution
eIec, by plurality vote Some of culi,u,s
friends nigh. vote for the reso uton In order to eec
Banks and save him (cusm), when they would vote
for Banks directly.
Tie hint In my despatch a5ou, the sbsentees hsd IL.
effect. The vote today larger than IL satar
day.
Governor NerIiweashsr Of New wexieo has succeeded
in negoa:ng treates with all the Indian tribes Of tha
Territory, and peace and good will prevails among them
The treaties have been submitted 70 the senate.
Tn Commissioner of Pensions Is econsidering the de
cision of his officer, by which bounty land refused
those engaged IN of the Cherokee indians in
1896. The decision viii likely be reversed.
The epAnee repor, will show the manufacturing s.a,s,
10 bs the productive Wool anil other rs~ nateiai
Will be recommended TO be admitted fsee a. cue step 10
wards free trade; iron TO remain as at present.
No of nyortaase before the Supreme Court tod
THE CHANCES or BANKS Yos srrAyya--MR. THOR.
IS6Toy's REsoLrTI0s.
wAsnxcTos Dec. 10, 1855.
wi Banks be elected - Is the question which greet,
at every turn ,eszrsphed yoa last evening that /.
was my impressiol be could not be lie renewed tro
more votes today than set him down a.. aud he held
them v the hour Of adjournment He vii undsrS,and
retain hem throughout 70 norrow And the Wires ase
worked sdrosly ths evening nay possibly receive four
mote Tomorrow seven more vote. would have ess.es A
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ADVERTISEMENTS gESEWED EVERY DAY:
NEW PUBLICATI0Ns.

-
A NEW VOLUME OF HEWErs HOUSEHOLD STORIES
d. APPLEToN 4 CO., sis and s4s Broadway, have now
ready
Being volume IL Of Hewes series OF illuminated House
hold stories Little Folks small gua,to with ton
peru illustrations prtted me oet style On very sape. o
edgeA 70 cents; full bound and git edges, so cents.
his series win comprise the following voumes:-
CIsprREIIA BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
FUSS IN BOOrs GooDY Two sHoEs.
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOP BsBss IN rnE WooD,
JACK AND THE BEAN STALK, BLUE BEARD
Tom THUMB
This scsies Of Fairy Stories has tor generations been listened
other books have failed to afford them.
The extravaRapce of the attractive manner OF
ious deeds reated~the Iewsrd Of virtue and
Uce upon principles sroy In accorauhe with ethical laws,
as applied To- the formation OF character render them pecu
ary pied induce children acqui love for reading.
and to aid them to cultivate the affections sympAhies fancy
and imagination.
The principles that good examples only should be initiated
has been lost ght Of the pictorial embesbmen OF these
standard fairy soriea the assumption that indshFea pic
lures are good enough give first impressions OF art to child
ouabe win subserve the same euds hut the faacy OF
this dogma notwithstanding, upon reflection will deny
my other the publisher has smbellshed with exqui
OF high pictorial art, from which children
derive those ideas that VIII mature into the beautiful
From the Commercial Advertser.l
Happy the children whose first knowledge OF Cinderella
be gained from such pages Ghensraons elegant
and expressive than have any previous edition
the story and the book tasteful every respect thai
win give It's young readers les9n In art as we'll as capital
series
Of the II has onspece painted In oil colors which
feature In Amer lean Illustrated books The ct0ral
Embellishments which nroey throughout the
volume indicate great felicity design and executed In
Uirteo and highly hEisheL style.
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GRAND RAILWAY CEiEmArIoS IN CAsADA-we have
rece we'd an invitation from ' The Mayor aud o,rsns q
Toronto" O. W., 10 join them In br,ting ts opening
of the II ropto and Hamilton Railway, foliows:-
TORONTO RAuwAy CpIRnu ArroN
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NxihAyros I@f y lr,S.
Prstidsntial PsHcy n Ge.vsai C1s--Hl Rsa,gss Tor
Dtciirfng o Noaainafion--Jfu Pat and I'nseat POD
t6n--hrsi.nes II ~ D7dyiaels- fezsarg R,Jprt--
7Ae PrytdrntoI kssd7o--o1 Dtecvi'y ici,a Er1asd
~ intimaiei In my sesSrh yesterday, the veteran
statesman ~ Michigan bas written letters sn4.
In the old Keystone, VINO rscentIy intercepted bin
whether no would esssen, 70 have h1 nsm- mentioned
10 connection with tie Presidency. n Am gh.'uty To-
formed, tsnd have Is from un8oub.ea auth9nty) hs
distinctly, bot oourisousy eecines prssriog
in Vi present pss'icn or theatre o. AcIsn Nnd fios.
Ing IN the footsteps Of h- assrious ptedec4.sof.Cl
ho~n Clay and wets,rr-die, shey aia ID EArns,.
Ahicuons have presssd upon him n Aie sna he iscs
tenssbIy tha. be Il hinv and that another hAnrleus
srH perflerlng canpsign might, Ia ali hamaa pr8bs-
mhsy eysnsus's IN shortening shs aossea nms rhseh
ini Prevalence has soschA'ed Il him and vhlcb t1gs
a. has teen ui q Ssssnsss and saias
try. cannot - sad 'hss hs sy. -psra aous "a the
E's.. " - yey sagaSscy s'S,..z as. Ysgs,laa
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NO SPEAKER ELECTED.
Great Excitement i'm the House.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON Dec. 10, 1855
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr. WALLER {dem }, Of Cal. the select
committee the Pacific Railroad was ordered to be con-
tinued-any vacancies to be alled by the chxir
oFr1cRas.
Mr. ADAMS resolution, providing for the election Of az
fcers to the Senate to-day, indefinitely postponed
PUBLIC PRINTING ETC.
Mr.. BAYARD gave notice Of his intention to introduce
bill providing for the public printing engraving and bind
ing
Adjourned
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A NEW VOLUME OF HEwEr's HOUSEHOLD STORIES
Ia for Little Folks.
d. APPLETON 4 CO., sis and s4s Broadway, have
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t-cey. The lobby members were more active
narshAtng their tesselatcd bsnd and When Mr.. raor
inson, Of Iowa, proposed his resouon iaeatssi
introduced when Howell Cobb elected some years
sgo, which vas effected by plurality caused du
teripg in all quarters; and had IL been pressed would
have resulted in the electhn of socthern Aimins,ra
ton man There will be Herculean effort made darng
the next twenty -four hours for esnks by hook
or ny crook, seven more woes. have just besn in
formed that four members have intimaeJ their
10 go fos him. 20 that he viii up 10 Ill. But 1t s
extremely doubtful whether he retain tomorrow his
vote en- the last ballot to-day ID.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rAMPHORATED TRANSPARENT STRENGTHENING
~ plascr spread Canton flannel; cursA Judg
Brds.L q : painfsl nsuraIgc rasuInAts%; neihia
PbysiciAns recommend them Made only by K. Is NEWMAH
sos Hudson street. and for sale BY druggists generally
Price l2x cents
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&SURE FOR CORNS, BY MADAME BERNARD NO l67
~ bowcry, east side, between Broome and Delaney sree
Madame B respectfully informs the public LA he has
dnced her price In order 10 enable be free from
pain, and feels confident In promising that she wiz
bunions nails IN the flesh, &C.. without causing
the pain Inconvenience Persons be attended
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MUSICAL.

A LADY, TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND SING
"A ing, instructed by the best masters would instruct
Der pupils a - quarter Highest reference Ad
/" dress 1nsiructres Broadway Post Office.
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LADIES, TRY
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GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS.
INFALLIBLE in their Operation, for re-

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UNFALLIBLE in their operation, for re-
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making il no longer necessary for delicate females 10
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disideratum the want Of which has long been felt
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Is published every Monday morning, the following

Against the insidous wiles of foreign influence
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oasy OF free people ought to be constantly awake;
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auence is one Of the most baneu foes of republican
government" - Washington.
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commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
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wish Of Sas Dean that there ocean OF fire
between this and the old world '"--,Jefvson
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GOD AND OUR NATIVE LANDI
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WIN. II. SIBLEY,
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GENERAL INFORMATION.

almanac for the City Of Waaaingto,.
THIS DAY U
Sun rises. ....... Q is Length of day. II 2s
Sun sets. ...,.... IS 46
New moon nth, ll.S4 p. M. M. changes 25h, SIT AN