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AN ACT
PROVIDE a SCHOOL DIRECTORS


TO PROVIDE FOR a MEETING OF THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS
OF BRADFORD COUNTY.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in
General assembly met, andH is hereby enacted by the
h0rity Of the same That the Superintendent of Common
Schools is hereby directed to give notice to the School
Directors Of Bradford county by circular and by pubca
ton in two newspapers Of that county that the several
boards of School Directors of Bradford county shall
their respective districts, Saturday, the thirty first
day of May next and when assembled each board shall
by resolution, express the opinion of majority of their
directors present TO the proper amount of compens
tOn n the County Superintendent OF Bradford county
SECTION 3 That the said several boards of School D
shall the resolution he entered their
records and copy forwarded to the State Superutel
dent who the reception OF the resolutions from the
several boards of Directors shall fix such compensation
for the County Superintendent of Bradford county he
may think just and proper in view of the expression thus
received from the boards of School Directors, which
penSation shall bc in lieu of the amount fixed by the
ventio of School Directors of Bradford county for that
officer the twentyeghth day of July last, and shall
commence with the third year of that Office.
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WM. VI. PIATT,
Speaker Of the Senate
ArrRovED-Thc twenty yirst day Of April, Anno Domni
thousand eight hundred and lftysx.
JAMES POLLOCK.
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CAMBRIA COUNTY, ss.-The Common

A y A-'II'IlI y NVV y A-EC.- IIIU NUIHIIUU-
" wealth of Pennsylvania To Catharine O'heite. Je-
remiah lcrn aud John Flynn administrators of Daniel
Okeie dec d. and to the heirs and legal representatives,
OF said deceased: We command You and every of you,
that do in your own proper persons appear before
Judges at Ebensburg at Court of Common Pleas there
to be he'd on the first Monday of June next 10 o'clock
4. NJ OF said day to answer James NCoy in the matter
of his petition oF the specific performance of contract
made with the said Daniel O'kee, deed. in his lifetime
to sell to Jonas Stoter the aSgnor of the petitioner
certain lot or pi ce of ground situate in Gazin Aeghe
ny townships in said County. And herein fail not.
Witness the Honorable GEORGE TAYLOR. President of
said Court at EbcnSburg the 2lst day of March AD
lS56. MILTON ROBERTS, Proth'ry.
Notice tn he gven to the heirs and legal representatives
by publication OF the in the % Towana Democrat y
fer six successive weeks. JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Anril 3. lsIf.
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Rsg- Intelligence has been received of the
wreck Of the ship Adriana, Capt. Delano,
bound for San Francisco. The vessel was
abandoned off Nantucket. Vessel and cargo
valued at 100000
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BOOKS and Stationery.

TNHE largest assortment of BOOKS and
Il STATIONERY ever offered in this market-compris-
ing very complete Sotk of School Classical and Msce
laneous Books, and very full assortment of Stationery
just opening and for sale unusually cheap at
April 81, 1856. d. d. BARTI FITS
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CUTTlNBURC, ROSENBAuM g. co.
HAVE OPENED
NEW STORE.
WITH
New Prices and New Goods +!

I the Corner of Main and Bridge streets in Pattons
IA New Block where they will exhibit and offer for sale
splendid stock of DRY GOODS consisting the latest
styles of Ladies Dress Silks such plain black watered,
laventlne brocade, Hc, cangeabe China and plaid silk
splendid style of striped ponGce silk of all coors and
shades. splendid stock of Grape, Silk Stella and
printed Cashmere SHAWLS; regular assortment of
DRESS GOODS, consisting of chavS de lanes bora oes
lawns &C., from 80 calico dress pattern up to 81
silk dress In DOMESTlCS assortment is complete;
we have large stock of prints gingams checks tick
ings bleached and uHhlcachcd musns &c Also Il splen-
did assortment of EMBROiDERIES, such as French
ncedlework collars sleeves Swiss and aconet founcingS
necdlewok edings and nseftings, linen thread laces,
cotton embroidered lace curtains aconets dotted mus,
grospart muslins, &C., too numerous to mention.
We have also elegant assortment Of BOHneiS, Rib
6ons, fzO'reTS and borders. HeadfFesses hair fronts,
hair braids Sc to which invite the attention of Coun
try Mlliners and the Ladies in particular.
All of the above articles feel assured offer
the public at astonshngy low prices, and dete1n
ed not to be underSud hy establishment this side of
New ork city. We wuuld invite the citizens of Brad
ford county and elsewhere gire us call and examine
or stock and satisfy themselves about prices before
purchasing elsewhere. 1t is saying, penny saw
ed is two earned"
TO the GENTLEMEN in particular we will say that in
conneXion with the above. have a regular Tailoring
establishment in the city New ork and have taken
particular pains to get up splendid stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING which offer to you at
prices unsurpassed at any other establishment. Our
sDrtment III this branch consists of Infants, Boys and
Mems Wear also general stock of GpaiPmen's Fu1i-
ishing Goods such Shirts Collars, Crlvats Stocks,
Socks, Suspenders. &c. Also, general assortment of
Hats We are prepared to take for nice suits,
and furnish them short notice and warrant them a
good fit and satisfactory in every respect In short all
the goods sold by win be warranted and anged
taken back if required We ater ourselves that have
of the best cutters in the city and of the best
workeR ep ved and can give satisfaction tn the public
Reference of firm can lie had from Benz. Bentley
Albert Chamberin. H. Searle Wm X. Hatch, X. B. Little
John +. Dean, ESfrs.. hontrosc, Pa.
Towanta. April - lS5G.
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Book Binding.

I'HE undersigned has the agency Of one of
Il the best Binderies in " Y. City and is ready re-
ceive Books Pamphlets Magazines &c, to be bound in
any style desired in the neatcst and most substantial
manner and at very low rates-shal he forwarding lot
very soon-sp send in your volumes. 0 d. BARTLETT
Anril u lSif - -
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shawls, Silks and Embroidc1ies.

a beautiful assortment of Broche, Stella,
"A silk, Thibet and Printed ShawlS; Black, Striped,
and Plaid Silks Embroidered Collars, UndcrSlcevcS.
Chimazcttes Bands Edggs and lnscItng will be found
at the Store of ii. :. MERCUR.
Anvil lSIG
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NEW SPRING GOODS!

HlIIE subscriber calls attention of the pub
Il lie to his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS comprising
the usual variety, and which viii be sold the lowest
possible rates for cash. o. ID. BARTLETT.
TUwanIla. April ~ 1876.
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N E w c. O O ID s !.
George Nichols

rs now receiving very large and general assortment of
L MERCHANDISE, among which may b be found spen
did variety of plain and fancy Silks. Tissues Bareges
Challies 0rpandies Lawns MISlins, and other DRESS
GOODS Grape silk brocha stella cashmere and printed
Shaws MantiIlas Window dFapery 1iuen and Embroid-
dered cdgings silk straw and fancy Bonnets; Broad
cloths Cassimcres Testings and all styles of Summer
Cloths Hats Caps Boots, Shoes, Garpetings CroGkery
Glassware Drugs, Medicines, Dyestus OILS, Pants ard
ware Iron Nails Glass Wooden ware Groceries, &c all
which will be sold the most reasonable terms ior
cash trade. ROme, My ., i7De'
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psg~ The Chief Engineer of the New York
fire department was terribly cowhided Mon
day by his brother-in-aw, Mr.. Leverch.
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Paper-STa ngings.

Il to le found in this region of country comprisnl,
many new and beautiful patterns, for sale low at
April "a. 1856. o. d. BARTLETTS.
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Lawns, shaIlis, Bareges, &c.

'THE + finest assortment in town of French and
Il American Lawns, French. Scotch and American
Ginghams, Challs, Baregcs Brillants and Prints at
April 30. 1856 MERCUR'S. .
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Examination of Teachers.

IIlHE COUNTY SUPERB NTENDENT
H. will examine Teachers for the Public Schools of
Bradford county in the different diStri, is the DAYS
and at the places designated in the following list of ap
pointments:-
lS56 April Saturday 49, Pail Factory s. H. No Towanda.
Monday u, Centre school house. .Overton.
.......... Tuesday -, Fiibhard do ... Albany.
.......... Wednesday %, HhoIse do 49,. Wilmot.
.......,.. Thursday ~ Sugar Run do -. Asylum
I.......... Friday q, Frenchtown do Durcll.
.......... Saturday %, Monrecton do Monroe.
,......... Tuesday % LeBoy comersdo ....LeRoy.
.......... Wednesday 30, Canton do Canton.
-. May Thursday |, Red school house Armenia.
Friday ,, Granville corners Granville.
........ Saturday3, West Burlington
Monday s. Burlington bor0' Burlington.
....... Tuesday 6, Smithfeld centre Il. Smthiea.
Wednesday /, Springfield corners Springfield.
49,. Thursday 4 Troy borough -. Troy.
Friday 81 Morgan Hollow schoolh house, Columbia.
...,. Saturday 10, Rowlin do .WellS.
..... No day y, G;lett do South Creek
...... i, Tuesday l3, Centrevle. =. Ridghery
...... Wednesday IA Athens Ioro e.. Athens.
...... Thursday -, Ulster school house Ulster.
........ saturday IL Ira Narney. do . Franklin.
....... Friday lG, .tndrew Gregg do Towanda.
...,... Monday -, Wm Griis' Standing stone.
...... Tuesday 20, Herrckville .......... icrrck
Wednesday q. CamptOwn. Wyausing
Thursday ~ Greene school house Inscarora
........ Friday %. IeRaySyillc Pike
SATURDAY. -, Bowen Hollow school house W nrren
~ Monday 26 KuykendaIl do Wintlham.
........ Tuesday -, Orwell I'LL do Orwell.
Wednesday 2S Rome village 80. Rome.
. Thursday 2a Centre school house. Litchfeld.
~ Friday 10 Lower do ......... !. .Shesheuuin.
- Saturday 81, Brick Church school house. .Wyscx X.
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CONE ONE! COME ALI!
-1IV' ''7V17Is = ''7'I'O3FN7 0I7't7
MONJA.NYES q co.

anu sallst9 ourselves thdt
MoNTANY YES 81 co.
WE the tcst and most complete assortment Of NEW
GOoIS consisting Of al grades ladies' and gents
and fancy oSsiHeres sattnet twceds Kentutky leans
hannes, linseys. al descriptions Dress Gpods such nj
black watercd, changeaLe and plaid Silks French merit
nos. Tbet cloth. Scotch wool paidS brown ana tfaT
mixed Debege- all wool and CURED Delaines plain and
silk striped Alpaccas, Scotch and domestic ginebans
chdrens pias Merrmack and other prints of all var
eties. gcs . - $3.50
An extensive assortment Of hosiery wrappers nittens
gloves Victoria and Bishop lawn book and aconet mus
velvet and ribbon Trmmings, FrHges black and white
silks linen thrctd Maltese and a kinds ~oye linen and
catton edgngs muslin bands collars under sleeves che
embroidered wells, stocks and gents collars.
variety of TaImas, gents and iahies WOOL shawls,
Thibet, broce and other .awls india and Zephyr scars
chldrens wooen sleeves, hoods NUTS assorted eoored
Scotch yarn comforers carpetg, drugget horse blank
etS linen table spreads and diapers, countepares &c.
HARDwAIEA large assortment Of anyils vices, screw
plates sedges mill cross cut hand and other kinds of
saws nais fires, chains, pump fixtures, squares pums
lcses, alSa'T ilalt- moning and bench paBes
ionSe Trimmings of every variety carriage and Saddle
~ Trimmings such brass and sir cred bands axetrees
bolts enaneed topeather and cloth Dash leather, cloth
daIlask and lace trimmings Brass, iyered aud russet
hanes japanned syeed and brass buckles bits snaps
breecfng rings trace hook chains harness leather &c
SHOE FIs7DINGS-The largest assortment in town CON
ssting of pegs 1asts meas ana BOYS boot trees crims
and irons. brstles threads, ali IlS bench tools heel
ball hacking bindings lining morocco kin French and
American calf skins cow hide oak ana lfTock leather
PANTS, OILS, &c--Stone and white zines, white and
red lead. Paris chrome and verligris green's Ohio and
other Paints srGar lead itherage Japan yari9h, COACH
furniture and sadqlers Yarnh lnseed, lamp ana tanners
oil, alcohol, canphcne, fluid and putty.
Doors AND Shoes Mems and boys calf, kip and
hide boots and shoes. wohens kid enameled, morocco.
call and Kip lacc boots morocco patent leather enamell
ed and k bnskns variety gRiters and slippers misses
boys and infants shGes Of ali descriptions, gents ladies'
misses and children rubber shoes, and ladies high top
rubber boots.
YANKEE NoT1ONs-wil be found of all kinds comprising
Iia rui,l ,lpr hack ,uH
side and circle combs pocket, ivory shell side and other
combs gilt, lasting. velvet coat and vest buttons agate,
ivory glass and silk buttons srops soaps brush
e., &c &c.
The usual large supply of Crockery Groceries, Hats
Caps, Bonnets FnrS Robes Wash tubs, Pals, Measures,
Sash Glass Paper Hangngs Window shades, Umbrellas,
Iron, Steel, &c.
~ CASH Is the stuff to hny Goods with Caliandtry
the experiment. TOwanda, November 3, Is.
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Notice to Farmers.

TOHN B. IRVINE, at LamereuXs Foun-
- dry south end of the borough is selling PI0UGiS,
wholesale and retail cheaper than any other in the
country Among Others, his Excelsior Poughs Also
STOVES and other articles i'll his line, all OF which he
will sell very cheap for cash Towanda May 6, lSj6,
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted TO the
tate of Butler Sill, deceased, late ef Heg4ick Town
ship, are hereby requested to make payment without de
lay; end all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated, or settlement
April Z, 1856. @ CHARLES SILL, Admin'r.
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Miseef. .anerus.


NOW hEcEaIiNG an excellent assortment of gent >
ES. Also, Shoe Pegs, Thread Innings and Findings 10
which he invites public attention.
30 All persons having unsettled accounts or notes due
the subscriber, invited to make payment These con
venient may cau q. Ffsbie Esq. r. Humphrey in
Orwell previous 70 the 18th OF February next after which
time delnquents may expect special invitations visit
Towanda. J. ID. HUMPHREY
Towanda. January O. 1856.
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70 EXCUSE For BAD BREAD

South stora in tie Ward House, = "
THE lNfALLIBI.E YEAST POWDER
Equally adapted to aycs Tot Rolls sclit Buckwhcat
and other Giiddlc Cakes Gingerbread an kinds of Sweet
Cakes Batter for Dumplings, Puddngs, Pot pies &C. &c
Price - cents. March 20.
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GHOICE SOUTHERN HOMMONY &
~ SAMP, put up i'll 10 ID. sacks, for sale by
Nav S 1856. r. i. Fun.
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~
The company Of the Credit Mobiier brought N action
before the Tribunal Of Commerce against NJ Orsi a..
81 the company Of the Decks Napoleon 70 obtain
the payment Of go b3lf, Tor money sdv ced and H.
ierest thereon, in default 70 be authorised 10 sell
6CC0 shares n the docks which he had deposited A So
crty for the loan The company produced deeds dsed
the oh and 10Th OF August 1890 10 prove the Advance
Of the money 3c0 oo0 and the deposit o. the shares
ard ID declared the money had NOT been REIN bursed
iis right 20 sell the shares therefore coutended
clear But after had gven notice OF ne intention 70
proceed against NJ orsi and demand 20 he allowed 70
sell the shares some gentlemen representing themselves
10 be provisional directors Of the company OF the docks
put 10 opposition 10 that course the ground that the
sharts In question had been stolen from the company
ard that was without right that M 0rsi had disposed
OF them. They accordingly demanded the restoration OF
the shares both iron NJ orsi and from the Credit Aobl
Ter or, In Default the payment Of Tbo, ooM but the
Credit Nobier In answer 20 this contended that II any
robbery had been committed II was by NM. Cusin
and 1egendre, gsronts Of the docks, who are nov
IN custody on the charge Of having dose 90, and
that they consequently Who ought 70 be proceeded
against Al AL events, the ercdn Mobtler maintained
that NJ. ors when he had deposited the shares was
not director Of the Docks Company though be had be.
come 90 since and "a he then bona fde holder Of
them lie right them could ros be disputed In law In
answer 10 al this The Docks Company, represented nv
two provisional directors demanded that dec,s,op a.,
the case should be postponed unt the criminal proaars
ton ~hish pending In cornecsion with should be
brerslt ~ sc1s.-scr. Delay, wAs represented a.
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF THE PIeTEESrE WARD
irrespective Of party predictions most cody recommend
fellow citizens Of this ward candidate
OF Alderman, 81 the ensuing election MOO
In addition TO experience In municipal affairs. acquired IN
by faithful discharge OF his duties Alder
Of the Third ward Mr. Blunt possesses charsc
Alderman the ward whose nomination received
he approval Of the Reform Executive Committee.
October 81, 1856.
Otisp. swan, r. 8 Clark G. ID u. Gillespie,
C.ys Roosevelt, J. 2. Crobkhi.e, Jno. A. Stevens,
John Wolfe, z. Z. Morgan, Hiram Barney.
;NHE MEMBERS OF TIE FIRST WARD REPU BLICAN
Association, requested 70 attend meeting night
at O'Clock, at headquarters No 81 Green sich street.
d. GARTlCK, Chairman.
". A. yos LEE, Secretary.
TENTH WARD-EIGHrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Truth crushed 70 earth viii rise again"
Having allowed the use OF my name Fillmore candi
member of Assembly In This district since
concluded that the best interests OF the party be fully sub
gular nominee of the of the ward and with
view OF securing his election withdraw my his
and all friends 10 vote for him. hereby
ing them my thanks for he support might have reeiyed
from them ELIAS COMBS.
ITO He ELECTORS OF NEW YORK,-THIs Is TO
give pubic notice that James Whiting has not been ask-
withdraw the any his
and under circumstances will he retire from the
hed His friends earnestly requested 10 heed
the idle specuaons aoa respecting his chances OF
absurdy II Mr. Whiting receives the sufrages
who believe him be better quae for the Office than
Of his his election ought not to be doubtful Let
the friends Of reform give hum hearty and cordial
II. NJ ScuIyFIEIS, Secretary.
NV YORK, Nov. 3. 1855.
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FOUR DAYS LATER.
Advance and Excitement in the Liver
pool Cotton Market.
SLIGHT FAIL IN BREADSTvFFS.
IMPROVEMENT IN CONsOLS.
Withdrawal OF he French and Epglkk
Ministers ffsn EapIes,
t&, &c, &c.

THE NEWS BY THE VIGO.
me steamship yigo, which ler Bsvre On the 10th Of
October arrived here yesterday forenoon, after very
quick pssssge.
We gather the following from Havre papers to the
10Th ulnmo;-
The Journal d. Franxrs believes that the Paris Con-
ference win reasembe not later than the 18th Of No
vember.
The Gazette de Madrid publishes the DEGREES relative 70
the retirement Of the late Ministry and the installation Of
the new. The resignation Of the former members, and
the nomination Of tho President Of the Couac are
countersigned BY n. CAllaro, Minister OF Public Works
The DEGREES which appoint the other members
teragned by Marshal Narvasz. The Queen declares as
Is usual on such occasions in span that she is well sat
hed with the distinguished and extraordinary services the
ZEAL the intelligence, and the devotion Of Marshal oDon
nell
General Duce returns TO santarder under pretext OF
III health.
The G0.es A.trchiem< states that the King of Naples
has urged the Cabinets Of e. Petersburg Vienna
lin to sude In favor of the integrity Of the kingdom
the Two aclies areaty analogous that which France
England md Austria signed the 18th Of April in
Of the integrity Of the Ottoman Empire
The latest ad gices rom Naples oct 10y state that thu
preparations for defence redoubed. The King
expected there. No modification Of the Ministry had
taken place. The public funds bad experienced more
fluctuations, and remained At 1o7x. Two shocks Of
earthquake were felt on the l7th
All eyes liked upon the feet Of the Western Powers
The Touon Sennne OF the 18th of October announces
that the squadron Of Admiral NechonAsh s still in the
Roads. where Il awaits orders.
A despatch from Aarseilles, Of Oct. 1e says:-'t Ii
believed Il t the English squadron has gone to Malta
The French squadron Is ready to 60. Four sardinar
ships also ready At Genoa"
Thesaes Of cotton for the week ending Oct u.s.
bales including $50 bales New Orleans at s4 ll0f PEI
fifty kilg So Texas co., I4o2 Mobile, ssf lo2L 90;
Georgia, At $751; lo1f, and 1900 bales to at va
rious prices the arrivals during the same time were
e3e bales, Of which was from the United States
The demand has been regular, and prices are IT. higher
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The sales Of breadstus include 500 bbs New York
-four 35f. &c.,, and $50 bbls. New Orleans at AT
l2co sacks red wheat at 74 76 per 200 klo 1000 do
at 7ef ILL., 244 do New Orleans at price kept secret
and ll5o sacks white corn at 2of 20. Soc per 100 klo
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REFORMATION wAvTED-or ANNE ANR All Q.
OMsIan. Any information Of Them Will be thankfully re-
ceivei by their sister Bridget at 81 souta Fourth strest VII
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&1 TO 5000 WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OF
.Dl clothing wanted -Gentlemen having large lo.
70 dispose Of will receive the full value without hagghn
seeking 70 impose. Call the store, address Thomas
Conroy, 49l Pearl street
(tLoTH1NG.-LADIBs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ 70 dispose OF receive the utmost value by address
pg g. CoHEN " Laurens street. near canal or 81 West
broadway Ladies' attended BY Mrs c.
TIVE LARGEST CUSTOM
DERBY COMPANY
ONO IL Psrs place.
rallnrs ard importers
Receive per steamers srd sailing vessels throughout the
season, every desirable so'eiy FOR Cen,emeE drsss
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IN REPUBLICAN CENTEAL COhaIrTEE OCTOBER
| 80 lsS6-Whereas James h. Whiting by lis frieaas
candidate before The sepubbcan City Convention
nomination for the ONCE of Mayor Convention Anho
Bleecker fairly obtained majority Of votes for that
office, and nAIy unanimous nomiuatio therefore Il Is due
Mr. Beeeker shs he should have support
the republican party and especially ,he INST cordial support
OF he friends Of James Whiting and that acting m good
fsth hey should withdraw his from the contest and
sist Wrestling the CITY from the hands Of the
sent ADMINISTRATION and the hands Of honest men,
with the republican, nominee a. their head therefore bel
Resolved That this committee commend the republic no
limitations hrouRhouo the support Of the republicans OF the
city and OF fellow citizens at large
Resolves That this committee regard the republican city
and county ticket emneny entitled to the confidence and
support of the all ho desire ell
ctn economical and administrator Of city govern
that Will support Anthony j. Bleecser for
Mayor alliances conspracies be resored
the election any other candidate Adopted una
mously CHARLES ~ LEIGH
Vice Chairman Republican Central Committee.
G WldMas I pnra, secretaries
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TNREEMAN CO q EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA, ORE
gon Sandwich Islands, China and Pacific Coast Of Souts
America Panama per United States mail Illinois
on Thursday November O'Clock p. NJ Freight
ed till 10 o'clock NJ. Thursday. Small parcels till
o'clock. FREEMAN A CO., 80 Broadway,
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Canadian at enebec and
Vigo at this Port.