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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

The following comparative statement Of the import.
Of foreign dry goods s the port Of New York for the
week and since January L.
Ent'd. at the port. 1853 s53s,35s SSH l52
Thrown On marse, -. i25,ss6 isosc3 s2s,sss
Sine Jar. L.
En,d al the port sS,bis,Seo ~ ,s2s,s@ sS.sss ~,
Thrown market. as36.sSe 1874, III as
ny inc above statement viii be seen that the entries
Of dry fOos nj this por; FOR the past week exceed those
Cor tho same period last year and are very nearly twice
equal to thoss Tor the week IN 1866 The amount
thrown uon the market last week exceeded that Cor both
the years q 1856 and 1867. The aggregates the LIT
n January last approximate closely the returns for
the same time in the two previous years though they are
sl largely in Tho great falling 81 IN The i'm.
poriaton u dry goods has hcen chiefly trade with
England. while france comes Ia nCxt Tho recent ~.
in imports has been from thosc two countries.
It's being tho doll season, AMI the moderate
trade dong. interrupted hy The occurrence cg
holiday. caused iransactons % hc quito rctscd Since
the disappearance Of the yellow fever IN tn Southern
ports trade there has materially improved ami IA s am
posed that additions win he made 70 tue rather fitcl
supplies previously sent forward for destination Ia South
SEAPORT towns We have no important changes 70
tee domestic cotton goods, while considerable accumu
laons " stocks, and especially o heavy shcengs AMI
disposed 10 make any concession in prices, they antc
ped revival ~ thu export trade with China, and
better demand from South America some persons also
s,cmcd 70 think that and enlarged treaty with
japan would ere long shipments Of cotton pcce
goods b. that country. Pine brown and bleachcd gcols
were not accommodating the inquiry being ahont equal 70
the average weekly production Light vU0ilcn and liked
goods were IN steady demand from clothing manufacur
who preparing their supplies tor the spring trade
Stout brown sheetines usnal widths selling
SIC. Light goods unchanged Blcschcd shcctinRs
and shrngH IA steady demand, Al fnll prices, for
ail ordinary widths. Drills, ~ The absence Of any
eSI demand ~ moment. were quiet We quote China
drls ~ $50. and blcacicd ditto NJ s2fc. Blues
were unchanged whlo some purchases for Chill were
reported. There moderate business doing iR
cottonadee. There was some export demand FOR
dyed GOTTEN goods. Printing cloths were quiet. Only
light cloths and cassmoIcs suitable for being made
into clothing for the spring trade were being sold
satiaets dub Low priced cotton and wool cassi
mcre, with twccds ami Kentucky jeans, were IN fair de
mand aud ri very steady prices IN foreign goods i'm
pottrs selling pretty freely, especially styles 81
goods suitable for the spring trade IN heavy wooens
but limited business doing. Fancy colored dress
goods with black and gured sss VI recent Importation
cling readily o The iobbing trade ID full prices
Some fashionable styles ~ French dress goods taken
almost az fast az they arrived TIE public auction salca
us week have been gnmTcrtart
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POSTAL DIRE TOR Y

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DonssrIc Eorth-AIbany Buffalo and Canadas.. 5h T. NJ
North and West mall. ............. oH A. NJ
western ruai, via EroRR .bh A. N. and 31a M
South and southwestern cp~
Eastern man. by railroad 53a A. NJ. and ~ r
/" BY steamboat. .......S r. a.
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, via Panama, Monday, , = :.
The Overland Man Tor California leaves 81. Louis
every Monday and Thursday, at 8 A. NJ. Letters
designed for Il should be marked Overland VIA
s. LAKE CRY The Overland Mail from St. Joseph Q6o)
Placervle, via Salt Lake city, leaves 81 Joseph
every Saturday, at A. NJ Letters should be
marked Overland, via st. Joseph"
So. PACIFIC. BY steamer, via Panama, Monday, : :.
HAVANA. !. By steamer Black Warrior, Saturday,
NOV. N.......... .................,. LA "A. M
EuRorg. BY steamship Asia, for Liverpool Wed .
nesday Nov A....,... ............ va A. M.
TINE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
INDIA The Overland Mail closes folowsvia Mar
seiles, on the ID 9Th, l7th and 18th Of each month.
yia Southampton 4th 18th and 10Th, touching at
Gibraltar Malta, Alexandria, suez and Alden.
Via Marsees the 9th and 18th Via Southamp-
ton 4ih and 2rh
AUSTRALIA Via Marseles and Suez The 10th. Via South
ampton and suez 18th.
MArRfrIus Via Alden the 4th and 9th ofthe month
BRAzIi. Via Southampton the 9th Of the month.
H When the making up the Indian and Australian
mails at London falls Sunday they are made up on the
evening previous
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which kept special deposit al the Suffolk Bank have
transferred their business TO the Bank Of Mutual Re-
dcmpon The former institution viii continue 10 redeem
after the 30th inst the following terms All bills
coming through these city banks from banks in New Eng
hand having special deposits With the suffolk Bank he
free charge And all other bills Be paid for by
city banks al the rate ~ % cents for ~ 600
The Secretary q the Interior has approved 70 the state
q Florida grant Tor 2sI Sos q land enurng that
state undcr the o. May IL 1866 all in the
ton Of railroads This grant applicable tho Florida
Railroad Company which extends from Ternandna the
Atlantic 10 Cedar Keys the Gulf one Of the most in
portant ines probably, 10 the extreme South The entire
route expected, will be - fun operation Al the be
gnrinf Of the year.
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The ~ steamship Kangaroo cap, jeffrey sailed yesterday
for liverpool.
Tho Bremen steamship View yors capt Won Ssn,rn salcd
yesterday Bremen with "a passengers and rs the
sicerare
Asnr was seen ashore on the Nozele shoals on the 18Th
Inst, with white signal and red ball IN the centre
Nv Raw ourv fr,m Sicily for Philadelphia spoken
* rs ns r@a ~ INV sss sss Ss thrown
ends, and lo., everything movsshIe oadecs
.s nsv. Ts g "cssr g G . saS e b
brought N hr anchors. drn. ashore % the Canal Flats
tide " the wind moderated.
Baie A,v,p. som Nsshas for New yors pnl into Prov
mcet"wn i9h, TOT repairs having split iopsss She pro-
Rr,a Asprrv RIVE. HASKELL from s. John IA tpr Ph,.
.rn nm ~ spe nes a. H. e ~ CEN rsh 40 h
blged II supposed viii Be- los The cargo of knees
rasse n issi, and owned n Se~ Sori '""'
scnp EssS sAvvva, Snow, from Alexsndria Tor Boston
Holmes Hole lost forciopmas, and sprnng bead of
finr o. Bo,sp o. scuoosrr-Abou % cclocs yes,er
Mr. loaded with pine wood undiscovered Are The Orr
s.e,nguished py the q harbur poe s, No after
portion Of deck load main boom ard san burnt
1sc Ru.ssn frgs,s General Aamira wss Yesterday morn
Ga w Potter ~ he rrs snos sf us ~ s
Milan alao on The large scrana dock Tor repairs she
will he Stripped, recsulsed and newly coppcred
whaiemen.
Al Newport 18Th, hark Benz Franklin Brown from IAN
River tor Atlantic ocean
Spoken. &c.
Steamship Phfadelrhia hence for Havana AMI NOreans
was passed Nov 49, ala M rs miles Of tape Hncras
Foreign p.rss.
ANrwrar, Nov Elm ships Glance Lo0ber Tor Hava
charles Cooper NJ tor Nymk d.. Mary OGDEN.
Ioveand for ID l0h Inst Ashburon Brsdsh FOR % I'm
Irhnvsr, Cole, for NOrcans Linda, MManns Tor ~
ION
cstpyn. SEP, sorn pot ship Mary McNear McNear Tor
CalIao, ready. -
H,irr.s Nov ti-srr schrs rsaunaus, Rude New York
Mercy Taylor Nckerson do. 18th bfige Auh kean isrn
Nyork 10Th Bow, Foster do I'D 18Th snip se'n SpAs"''
protieau. Nyork -. :,
Arr ism Cy ten Br steamship America Millar Boston for
Liverpool carr \ Pm, and slf NJ l0.
~ Dcusveo tffy. Oct sp-No Am vessel porL -.
n Josss ny, Nov brTs Royers Bride, aeFror hal
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ALDERMANIC NOMINATIONS.

F.fh Disria.-The Fifth Aldermanc Republican No
minatng Convention met Friday evening at Blocker
Buildings, and unanimously nominated Councilman John
II. Brady for Alderman. Subsequently the Convention
repaired 10 Mr. Bradys residence, and informed him OF
his nomination. Mr. Brady has been q member Of the
Board of Councmen for the last three years and has dis
tngushed himself for the zeal and ability with which he
opposed every scheme that tended to the taxes Of
the city.
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SATURDAY, NOV. NJ NJ
norR ss depressed and prices are &C. l0c per DOL
lower especially for common qualities: sales l0,ooo
bbis Of all kinds including superne State at "a 50
81 S. extra do at - IS S. and other grades in pro
portion
wHEAr.-Sa'es IA 900 bushels including choice white
Canada part at 81 IS; white Southern and Kentucky
Mt 81 20 81 30; choice red Western 81 %; mixed
Western at 81 -.
CoRN-Ssles 500 bushels 74c. for mixed Western,
Sac for white Southern, and Soc. for yellow do
OArs-Sales 1880 bushels State at 4Sc, and lot Of
prime Canada ut SEC
PoRx-Saes ITO bbls., in lots at SIT so for mess and
$13 81 a $l4 for prime, per Dbl.
WHrsKEy-Sales 800 bbs. at 22<c n 23c per gallon.
Other articles are essentially unaltered.
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VITA reference 70 the affair Of the Gaena and Chicago

VITA reference 70 the affair Of the Gaena and Chicago
Rsszoad, the Chicaeo Demcuat Of Wednesday says
Take the Fox River Valley road The Dividend eaters
wanted The Galena road build this road tho wiscon
upon all business the road from its Wis
consn extension This scheme prevented only by the
pntirng opposition Of minority Of the present Board.
proved " be entire loss but the Gaena road Will not
lose much more than from hundred and fifty TO two
hundred thousand dollars by H. would have detracted
seriously from the present dividends II the whole of
he road had fallen apon the Galena road Next take tho
Belot and Madison road where IL was asked that the
Gsna road guarantee eight per cent the cost OF
strucon TO Madison, and give drawback upon all 6us
north of Madison This scheme has been prevented
the threat OF Mr. Turner that he would resign
If the Madison road not constructed as he desired.
And this is probably the why he resigns He
that he thought he must now come TO time but he Is
fearful that his resignation will be accepted that
he win never resign again il he is let of this once
The Galena road divides to the stockholders but
four per cent per annnm. How much would it have been
able TO divide after giving eight per cent 10 the Belot
and Madison Company, and the usual ten per cent draw
back2 This latter road is better than the Fox River
Valley Road, and il will pay its running expenses
Here two schemes which all the Stockholders know
have been prevented Add TO these the notorious bridge
Scheme where eight per cent to be again guaranteed,
and have three Of these large schemes which have been
frustrated.
Then we might add The branch 10 Rock Island, which
occasions preached, bct pressed
gently Cor fear that all Of MeApines men in the Board
would sustant Yet those familiar with the circum
stances Know that 1t part Of his policy to build this
branch.
There have been some men in the directory from the
beginning entitled great credit for their fidelity
to their trust w. ]. Ncwberry and VIM III. Brown from
the beginning, have stood by the interest OF the stock
holders and have donbt but that these gentle
could frame board Of directors that would soon
the road from the calamtes the Mcpne policy
has inflicted upon IT,
The New Orleans Piedyine Of the 18Th Gays
Business generally has assumed very active appear
this week and there hardly department that mas
not participated the increased demand for goods and
merchandise. The tendency Of the money market has
continued the borrower and negotiations
OF ninety days four months paper have been made at
per cent and bey ond that, at and eight for
turtles running up twelve months Of these
apply TO first class Signatures but when money
easy at present there s necessarily much less iscrim
nation in In bank the applications fall short of
the daily income, and hence atne openings 20 down
readily II hardly that there be much change
in the market until after New Year We quote the various
ocrf.,a lDll1,
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CLEARED.
sieamship Montgomery Croker savannah-H Cromwell
Steamship Florida crowen savannah-s l. Mtchin SON
Steamship Columbia, Berry, Charesion-Spoford Teston
Steamship jamestown. Parrish Norfolk &c-H Luilsm
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Baltmore-H crom-
ship NeP,pnes ravori'e, Emmeron, San Francsco-w T
ship CITY Of Glasgow Br Muir, Glasgow Dean
sS,p semi Thompson. prnd'eSn saSsansn-s Thompson /.
BARK White Cloud. Miller, Fan Juan Nr-c Durand,
srs Ta n r pSaSs Ir bros
Bark Marshss Vineyard, Robinson, charesion-Dunham
Bsrk Maine king. Bo~,on-Basscu, B1con 90.
Brig Emma Hanned Para and notwithstanding, Beuo
Brig Atlantic Cnr, sims, Nas~au-f 7 Nonien
schr Sea Witch Eg6er isvsna-rhos ,;lln sTin.
schr whi,iwind, Marcy yaessonyill.- y p,,rban.
sehr 4aleso smith Ricsmons ,. \ pis,sen
sehr Rinsen, Groot' Aiersndria~saiiord 4 Dodge.
sssr y Harris. Charles Phladsplla. " Mckee
steamer Boston sellew. Philadciphia
ARRIVED
st~amshln BLACK Warrior. Smith New Orleans Nov ~ Via
Havana 18th with mdss and 10 Livingston, Gro
ship Derby or salem). Hutchinson Manila July T. Aniicr
& ~ s Ss s aas .1d S s "a o
Aes ~ lat zso bon 81 70 y spoke bark Mars scmme-
Ta'% !. bound i9. sis An rirs IsiRi ss.rSs
heavy Sw vino: for Is las, ss, me ~
hsrk Aim.ns Robertscp TaicAhuanO sept with copper
and wool 10 John Randall Nov A. on Hater,s
spoke brig Bruokmsn hound " The has experienced
sons Nv ninds for N. last days Aug H. John Rhodeds
schr EupSrmia Thompson. ~ Domingo CITY. DC, 80 with
0 inst lat 2, Ion % o.. spoke BART Algonquin. from chang
schr Lamar ,of New Haven't, Ianfair Baracoa Nov l.
With iru 70 rhos Giimarn. Experienced heavy NV gales
schr Chiisanns Keen, Stacy. Bueksvfle, &C. sdaya
schr John, Burton, Wilmington. NC, 10 days
Sshr Annie Eiwsrd~ Edw ards, Petersburg, Is hours
schr spray, Frics ..eorseto~n, DC. tdaya
Schr Hamilton Ogden, Georgetown, DC. days
k~hr Anvil. phtnney, Newark for rcmbrote, Ne.
Sbr Susan jayne Jayne Bridgeport Washington, nc
erhr Hrsyoe, Dt~ksn.on, Portland, ~. for Albany.
r~hr shstdsch Williams, Asdlr,ovn, 81. for Phi.iel
phia.
srhr Oregon, Mayo, Albany for Portland. No
Essmer Curlew. Arey. Providence.
Snip Asn.. leeds arrived Yesterday sailed from Antwerp
Oct and Flushing Roads sih with rs Has
peene heavy gslcs during h- passage spn sails Ac Nov
msst appeared 10 be brAen "a about 10
pasd whe yards black supEssi 70 be rugged Cor double
torssl yards frur the appearing above
water sss a number OF barrels IN the vicinity.
SAILED
Steamships Now York Breml Bremen. Kangaroo ff,r,
Liverpool, srs Prs Dnnns, FrarrscN 0rnlafns Poi
Icy, Antwerp brig Anita uv.r, Nspsfiss
Also steamships Noscs Taylor vall finia,
nah Montgomery Do. ralr nb Char~-trn Jamestown Nor.
tolk Ac; ships Vita Hamilton New Oriesrs Lamar,
london. bark Martha's Vineyard Charleston.
lran quarantine, ship Adsl-ndsrk, fnr View Orleans
Wind during tn day from WV 70 wsw.
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Thc government employees and hangers ~ an1 The
church supernumersries moi put down nethcr The
nj neros and distinguished class, called cobnicugcn
u,rnen who have neither calling nor profession. This
universal fraternity, assure yon rs powerfully repre-
scented W Chile a. IN any other country ~ the world.
celebrated defauliing cashier Of one u your United
statee hanks 4 in the common jail ~ Conception
VOL ne out a sentence, which was passed. upon HIM or
obtaining small amount 81 money under false pretonces
" appearance without shoes, nearly naked, thrown 70
among herd of dirty, thicving CleDos ~ damp anf
drcary cell, presents very melancholy picture. al
gad hear that effort will be made BY his country
nrn 10 release him and send him out 81 the country.
TIE bark Alfred, Anderson, from Valparaiso, s ~
Tome loading -four and wheat for the new California
mines.
Tie weather Il now sottled, and the inhabitants
tuag htoush Their usual preparations for the approach
hg dic y ccho-lssh SsptenbcI-the Fourth ofJuy u
CT
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
Washin gton .... .NewYork. -. Dec. g..

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EMPIRE CIrY-From New York ID arriving At Havana tn
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 10Th, Havana 3d.
arriving at New York 18th
CAuAwBA-From New York 18th arriving at Havana 18th
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 9TH Havana 30h,
arriving at New York Sd.
pHLApEIPmA-From New York l7h. arriving at Havana 2d
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 5th Havana Sh,
arriving Mt New York 18Th.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York 9TH arriving AZ Havana
LIST and New Orleans 81. From New Orleans 18th, Havana
18th, arriving at New York 18th.
IsABEI-From Charleston 4h and 10Th due at Havana 9Th
and I'D From Havana 10Th and 18th due at New York l6h
and 3lsi.
R9 When the above dates Sunday will
sal On Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An Jrclag,s and letters iend yor The NEW YoHK HERALD
SJaHid H. ssaiet.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SATURDAY, Nov. 20-6 i. NJ
The Stock Exchange generally dull, and prices
lower day. The commission houses report that
they orders for the purchase speculative stocks
Of any description whatever. The public arc, however,
continuing to literally in State stocks. Missours
advanced ~ virginias "a Tcnnessees, ~, to-day the
new government Elves in demand at 1919. Among
the bonds the unsecured Fries appear be in most de-
mand they to-day steady at 40a high price, many
think for bonds which foreclosure OF mortgage the
company's would render valucless Illinois Cen.
trails higher to-day by PER cent the demand for
Harlem bonds continues and the price promises 10 adj
vance the strength OF the character OF The manage
ment We note sale Of 100 shares Ocean Bank
TO day at nm advance of u per Among spccu
ative stocks Reading perhaps the most active to-day
the price remained pretty steady at abou 81. New York
Central lower closing u = lower than yesterday
The Western shares generally active, without mate
rial change price. Hudson River continues attract
attention. usual this OF the year. and Harlem
in good demand, the published earnings of the road
The closing prices Of the day 90 co.,;
New York Central, s2z SO Erie, 1875 iG7s Hudson,
- 341s Reading, 81 52l6; Michigan Central, 5sA
81 Southern preferred 5lE 5iss Panama, 1907 l2i
illinois Central, 70 7e3i, .aleua 72'S 72ss; Rock
Island 81 a 621s Pacific NAL, 1885 1857. The
ket closed duh
The business of the sab.Trcasury today fol
lows
Total receipts S3,o sal 90
For customs. 10000 90
Total pay ments 325 ,30T ~
Total balance @oJ,l@2 "
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
81 1913 $50 81 and the balances 81 36s "a %.
The Knickerbocscr Fire Insurance Company has dc
olared senannual dividend Of eight per payable
the LIT Of December.
Tho New York City Comptroller advertses that he VIII
receive proposals until Monday, December 90 at O'Clock
r. NJ for three hundred thousand dollars Of SIX PER
Central Park improyemep, stock, interest payable quar-
terly and the principal redeemabc tie Is; Of August
1857. The shares wall be certificates Of hundred
dollars and bids will be received for the whole any
part thereof.
The cash and Liabilities Of the scw orleans hanks
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II AT WHOLESALE


~ AT WHOLESALE
sArt ~ Z s ssss. CO.
toned 70 purchase r. N M. s as ~
We very general not cute uniyer.a prseuse saop,ed
nosihs q r9wins her stocks open for re.arss garp
psss he r,sSlsr rs,er and sTsn se osss % esns
''f custom sS ssnTg s ssTr ss.5 IN Y S re
q e but on tie ectirsry d. sS believe ne aery
OF ne s'a css at MERELY s rnoss Sal HOUSE
To M. end they invite the attention ofsi those ary
N'' Interested I ias fy s foNRlSi'f IN o.
ss Re ssi 4 s sa ss SSsf i0n '
.r..,aeL CLOVIS AND FANCY Eosss
eompcuson add legitimate business.
S4 1890 Al EVANS. 6 and g. ral,oo street,
VI aIRvASs, &C and 81 prl,pp street
OF Al EHAYs', GO Asd G. Fulton street.
+--------- ..-..- - -
S6 'ANoN VIo'h stnvNss, e. AMI g. Fulton street
Ge BLACK CLOTH ovhRcpATs. r...,....
So "IAos 0lo'h a. kSsSs, % and q rql'op street.
SIAoA 'boihA sEvass', O. and a. Fuiicp stree.
Az, prAcV CLOTH OvERcOATa,
SS "'"oA MFvaSs, IS and g. Fulton street.
o,o m.ArV crorH ovrRcoATs,
10 At EVANS, 81 and s. Fulton street
am HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs
NIU NENANs', 06 aud 6s Fulton street
$40 BLACK SI2yH S srS 2ss ,,
a, N HEAVY BLACK cLoTu ovFRcoArs
SlU AtEyANs', 66 and g. FuIscn street
90 EXCELLENT BLUE AND BLACK PILOT OVER
10 coats. AEVANS' CO and 60 Fulton street
8 - -
90 EXCELLENT BLUE AND BLACK PILOT OVER.
10 coats AtENANs, Go and 81 FULTON street.
90 ExCEIIEyT BLUE AND BLACK PILOT OVER
90 coats AtEyASS, 60 and ~ Fulton street
DIR FINE MOSCOW BEAVER ovERCOATq
ClO AkVANs' 81 and g. faton street
az FINE MOSCOW BEAVER ovERcoArs,
do At EVANS, e6 and ~ Fulton stress
CIR FINE MOSCOW BEAVER ovEscoAra
OLD A. SWANS, @ AMI O. fucn street.
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Total. oii l3.o25-bs7 5oioss4 o.52s577
The following table exhibits the respective amounts az
exchange held by The various banks and also the
due TO distant banks the latter being comprised
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The receipts OF lumber by the Erie and Cnamplan
canals from the opening Of navigation 10 November l5,
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CITY POLITIC

THE CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Annexed we rrcsent list of the nominees Of the
spective City Adersaaic and Councilmanc Conventions,
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The following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods ., the port Of New York for the
week and since January L.