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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

PITrsBuRG, November 6--M.-River seven
feet ten inches by the pier-mark and falling.
Weather damp and foggy.
PIrTsBURG, November l6-P. M.-The
river is falling, with seven feet seven inches
by the pier-mark. The weather is clear, but
damp.
LOUISVILLE, November l6-P. M.-The
river is falling slowly, with nine feet water
in the Canal,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

A HIBERNIANs WML.-I will and bequath,
said an Irishman in his will, TO my beloved
wife all my property without reserve, ana 70
my oldest son Patrick, one-hAn Of tns 70
mainder. and TO, Dennis my youngest SOM
the rest. If any thing IS left, II may 60 To
Torrance MeCarty, in sweet Ireland,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

You're MINIS MERCANTILE LIBRARY Asso-
c1ATIoN.-Bayard Taylor will lecture next
Tuesday evening at Smith & Nixon's, before
the Library Association, on "Man, Climate
and Customs" MIR. Taylor is one of, if moi
the, most popular lecturer who has ever Wis
tied our city, and will draw an overhowing
audience, of course.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

THE CENSUS OF THE CITY-The Probable
Population.-The census of the city, under
the direction of Mr.. Williams, is now nearly
completed, and although we can not yet give
the exact population, we are satisfied that it
Ninth Ward alone, the increase over the re-
turns made by the United States Marshal is
somewhat more than 1900.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

CooKINe STovEs FOR THE MILLIoN.-Mr. ].
F. Merrill, No. 200 West Fifth-street, has
now in store large assortment of cooking
stoves, to which he invites the attention of
persons in need of any thing in his line be-
fore going elsewhere. They are adapted to
either coal or wood, and can be had at prices
TO suit the times
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
ARRIVAL Of YesseIs mt New York.

New YORK, November l6.- The United
States sloop-of-wsr Saratoga arrived to-day
from Vera Cruz.
The steamer HammOnia from Hamburg
November l, Uia Southampton the 4th, has
arrived. Her news is anticipated.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Texas and Alabama Election.

NEW ORLEANS, November l6.-The returns
ffom Texas indicate that the State has gone
for Breckinridge by probably 1000 majority.
The Mobile Mercury claims Alabama for
Breckinridge by u, 600 majority.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Trottins Race-"FIOrn Temple" VIct0-


DANBURY, CoNK, November 15.-About
l. 900 people assembled at Kenocia Trotting
Park to-day, to witness the trot between
"Flora Temple" and "Widow McRae." The
trot was mile heats, best three in FIVE.
"Flora" won. Time, 2;39; 2;37; 2:33.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

RoBBERIEs AT HoTELs.-A grocer from
Tennessee named Thos. Watson was robbed
of $3.50 at Frey's Hotel, yesterday.
A large number of trunks were yesterday
broken open at the Madison House, but as
the thief seemed intent on obtaining money
alone, none of the contents were carried
away. One of the trunks, however, con-
tanned 5000, but fortunately it was not dis.
cnvnrah
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
I.nss nfnn smericnn YesseI.

NEW York, November l6.-The American
ship, africa, from Cardiff for Woosung,
with Goals, was lost, August 81, on Ielyka
Shoals, off the Ielyka Islands. After her
abandonment by the crew, she was set on
fire by the Malay pirates, and burned to the
waters edge. Her crew had arrived at
Singapore.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

BIyALvuLAR INTELLIeENoE.-FOr supply
of delicious Baltimore oysters, we refer our
readers to H. Stiles, No. 135 Vine-street, be-
low Fourth. He is in daily receipt of superb
bivalves, which embody all the extra quail
ties of superior oysters; Call in and secure
pronounce them equal in reality to their
Tepresentations,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

SEDAMsvrLLE STREET RAILRoAD.-Mr. D.
G. Sedan, one of the corporators named in
the contract for the construction of a street
railroad to Sedamsville, yesterday sent the
following communication to the County
Commissioners:
"CINoNNATI, November 16, 1860.
$40 the Board of Commissioners Of Hamilton
County, Ohio:
"GENTLEMEN: hereby notify you that so
far as am a party to a contract with the
Trustees of Storrs Township, for the con-
struction of street railroad from the mouth
of Millcreek to the top of Sedamsville hill,
in said township, entered into ON or about
your hands for ratification, I have reseiRdsd
| ihe same, and shall hold myself exempt from
any and every responsibility connected there
with. Respectfully, &c,
6D. G. SEDAN" .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

"A BuRoLAR ALARMED BY A SPIAsrHh.-A
bnroIar was once frightened out Of his
scheme Of robbery by the sweet slmphelty
~ solitary spinster, who, putting her
njeht-capped head out of the window ex-
claimed, 'tGo awayt ara'ty0u ashamedF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

RAILROAD OFFICE FOR RENT.-A we'll
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first heor
of the DAILY Press building, suitable for
railroad or insurance office. Apply at the
Press Counting-room, Vine-street, opposite
the Custom-house
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
,r....,n mi ennthern CarreneY.

Iou1syJLLE, November l6.-The Bankers
rates of discount to-day are, for South CARO-
lima and Georgia, ten per cent? Tor Illinois
and Wisconsin, three per cent, and for Mis-
souri,, one per cent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
The Wnbash NavisabIe

TERRE HAUTE, IND, November l6.-The
steamer Caroline, Capt. Uriah Shewmakers
reached this port to- day from Evansville,
being the first arrival this season.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

SALE OF REAL EsTATK.-J. Graft l. Co.
sold November l6, the lot on the west side
of Race-street, north of Findlay, % by 80
feet. Sold to John Kline at $45 per front
foot. Terms half cash; balance in one and
tuyo Years
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

: DEATH OF AN ITALIAN PATMoT.-Private
letters published in the Newcastle (England)
CkfOnieIe, give information OF the death OF
Alberto Mario the husband of Madame
Jessie White Mario. He was sent by Carl
baldi at the head of a party Of troops to put
down a reactionary movement, but being
attacked by much larger force Of Neapoli-
tans Mario and his men lost the day. OuI
Of the party of one thousand only forty sur
yiyed, and Mario is not among them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

SERIOUS ACCDENT.-Robert G. Ashcraft,
foreman in Ashcraft's Mills, on Front street,
rear Deercreek, was severely injured on the
deavoring to adjust some of the machinery
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

CRnsTLISE, o.. November l6.-rhe station
house at this place was destroyed py nre lni
evening, Loss $4,000, t1..g /,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

BAReAINs.--Personsl looking for bargains in
real estate are referred to the advertisement
of Sam'l A. Sargent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

II Cheapest In the City.-Ladies' Rubbersi best
quality A. 65c pair Ladies cust9m made Thick hts
At 81 %; Ladies' pegged heeled Boots, at 81 Mems
Boots, az 81 b0i Mems Congress Bootss az " ~;
II. ND. 0ORMAH'S sOHEAP 6H0E-STOhEt
325 Central-ay., near Ninth-st and at the B0S-
~ TON CHEAP SHOE STORE,
ocle-x n U4 I5O hlth-st,s near kim.
NE you HAVE LOST ANY THING, AD-
1VERTISE II IN the PRESS, where ysur adVer-
tsennent Will bs nA0re likely to be seen than In any
other paper on AccoHn Of ~ sKtsnaive circulation
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

CRICKET CLUB.-See call of meeting in an
other column:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
PERSONAL.

DRR sON AZ IHPoRAfA TON WANTED
- 'Of Mrs ARAH JANE REEYEs, Of Campbell
Connly, Kys who LETT her home on tuesday last
Any Information directed 10 Granville Wsbb, Iron
Ton, Ohio. will be thankfully received. nol0-a'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

II you want to convert cross woman into
an angel, buy her a bottle OF Anderson'i
magic furniture polish.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

Ar halt. past nine o'clock this morning. j.
Graf & Co. sell the furniture at No. 70 Long
Worth-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
THE DAILY PRESS.
DAY.....,.....,...............NOvRlIBER ~
City News.

PApERs-w wilkes's Spirit, the New York
Clipper and Harper's Weekly for this week,
ave been received by G.. A. Lewis, No. 2s
West Sixth-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB CRAZE 3 co;
"A furniture, Piano, &c. On SATURDAY
MORNING, November II, at 91& O'Clock, at No. J3
the furniture of family, consisting OF rosewood
brocatelle sociRble; rosewood sofa; rosewood
chairs to match; hair-olOth diyanj do. arm-chatri
fancy chair; etagere; window shades mantelclQcki
Brussels carpet Tugi portable gas stands, &e hall
oil.cloth; hatracki stair carpet and rods french
and other bedsteads; mahogany dressing bureapsi
marble-tOp and other washstands cOmmodei chairs
hair mattress window shades &C; dining room
oil lcloth; extension table; castor walters queens
ware, china-WarU and glassware; coal cooking
stove and hXtures kitchen furniture. At IL O'Clock
precisely, piano-forte, and oil paintings and on
cravings. go p JACOB GRAFF, Auotioneer.
nOlb No. Is East Fourth-et.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
AUOTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILES
emptory sale Of kid and buck gloves aud mts, paper,
stationery and Bibles at auction, 59E aeeeg9t q
whom ID may concern, for cash. On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, November 90 at nine o'clock, we will
sell, for account Of whom Il may eoneern S2o dozen
super kid and buck, ladies' and gents gauntlet
half-gauntlet and fur lined gloves and mits
ALsO-An invoice of twenty-three hundred dol
lars worth of Bibles blank books and stationery,
The trade are invited TO attend this SALE the en-
tire stork will be sold without any reserve.
n B.-The goods viii be open for examination on
Monday morning previous to the sale. nolT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
BOARDING.

WQOARDING-Two unfprnished rooms, with or
IO without board, at 2O2, aud one unfurD ished
Tvom, with board, at 2O4 West Fourth-st noi7-b'
VVOARDING-A number Of single gentlemen
Ii can be accommodated with boarding at 2O3
Walnut-st., between Fifth AID Sixth. nook
VROARDIKG-A gentleman and his wife, or
Ii two young men, can be accommodated with
boa,d within few minutes walk OF the Postottce.
Address d. f., Press Once. nol6,b'
ElOARDING-TYo front rooms. furnished or
1O unfurnished, with board, in an Eastern family,
can be had By applying at ~ GeoTge-st., second
door above Plum.st. nol6-b.
Tl0ARDING-Two or three gentlemen, or a
IL family, can be accommodated with boarding
IN priVate family, at 200 Ninth-street, between
Central l-avenus and John. noli-d'
UxOARDING-A gentleman and his wife, or
IuR two single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with pleasant front room and board, in private
family; Gas and bath. Terms moderate. Apply as
81 George-st, nol7-b*
PERSONAL.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
STEAMBOATS,.

THIS DAY, NOVEMBER II. AT P. NJ.
For Parkersburg and Wheeling.
STEAMER BOSTONA NO, 2, CAPTAIN
- MORGAN, leaves as above. ~IE h
noi7 T. MoBURNIE, Agent. -Ezsss4ssss-11dS zssstssss-11dS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

uTOR sALB-grocery, Stock and Fixtures, with
l.. the good VIII Of the store. Apply At No %
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
FOUND.

TNOUND-A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG-which
Il the owner can have by calling at 33 Eighth
st., proving property and paying charges. nol7-c-
TNOUND-POCKET-BOO Containing sum
n Of money, which the owner can have by call:
ing on CHARLEY MELoY, Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Depot nolT-o'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
WANTED.

"WANTs," "FoR SALE" "FOR RENT"
LOST" "ToUND," "BoARDINo," 6o.-Ad-
Vertisements coming under these headings, not ex-
oeeding linsb win be inserted twice for rs cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

KU ANTED-C Canvasser and Surveyor for an In
Wv surance Company; one having some expe-
Tence In the business preferred; good reference re-
auired. Address, with name and reference, Box
1926, Postofice. nol7-b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

WNTANYED-SEWING- families, by lady,
w to do at her house, the most reasonable
terms. Address D. A, for a month, through the
Cincinnati postoffice. nol6-b@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

ForSp DnowSEp-coroner schirner held an nques,
yerdsy the First precinct sub station house. Trni.
" place, upon the body Of named s freeman, who
found drowned picr No. 10 North river sunday
night Deceased, - appeared, recently arrived n this
city from Boson, ard put up Of the boarding house No.
i41 Cedar street On Sunday he wandered about the
docks and when ght he supposed 70 have acci.
dcnt>y fallen overheard Upon the person Of dccessed
was found x12s and two Watches ore silver and tho
other pinchbeck There circusssr attend
ne The death Of deceased which inclined The Coroner TO
believe that the case Of suicide but In the ab
senoe Of any direct testimony that point the Jury
Instructed 10 brng verdict OF suppossd arc snng
Deceased was about twenty i've years q ase.
Kiuxp Nv rArire our or = WINDOW .--csosss Rahr,
child about four yean old residing - No. ITO Third
street. died yes:esday from The effects Of injuries soc
destAy received The evening rsvious By niins sus a
miro story window Deceased wss standing % chair,
attempt n % rsec the window. whm the Mah %
with sudden srk and prec.pisated hin lnto IL yard
Coroner Sch rmer held - inauess upon The body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

CArr,l DRIVING IN z1n CTy-A Boy SERIOUSLY In
JruD.-There Is Corporation ordinance, we believe,
prohibiting the driving Of cattle other Wild bsasts
within certain precincts Of this beautifully governed city
Never.hele, every day almost, instances Of the vola
morning. about ten O'Clock, while number Of cattle
wre being driven up sprng street, near the Bowery
ciousy amongst the people passing the time evidently
with no ambke nteutons Little boy, thirteen years
Of age, ramed Adam Douglas bees the victim OF this
brush onslaught lie wss knoce sd down by The bull aud
injured In very dangerous Some Of the spccta
tors conveyed the injured child 70 the house Of parents
- No AZ Goercx street. Prompt ought 70 be
tai check the further evil consequence this habit
Of driving cattle through crowded shoroughiares.
WORK rBs crr Issrsc1oR's DxrAHrxxn.--hc fol
lowing figures prepared under thc direction Of Mr. r.
Downing. Of the City Inspectors Office, win exhibit tine
extent Of operations that department during the
ending September c2:--Abstsmeni OF ruiancas-com-
plants Of uuissnoes, Sc., received, les for which
cause existed, l. notices served, o. abstemen OF nut
under notice. la: sinks closets ccaned
s number Of loads Of NIGH coil removed from the city
dead dces other small snA6 las nsmber Of barrels
Of DIAL, 400 UnsouBd and diseased msass fsh, 40,
IS s p esS $50 s oS.s
$3.50 Ibs.; hogs, 10 street cleanisg-I.sorsrs en-.
ar: C: s ssas q s,ss ;sd gar
moved, 3,slo. Amount earned BY swsspers tsse SIX.
By din oastnen sos L. BY ash cartnen 81 se3 O. TOTAL
amount - - ssk-
vesisy Buildings, corn~ q wsverlsy ssd Uaivsrrty
piacss yin b circulating library, and win b open
iron ~ O'Clock In The morning until eight O'Clock In The
0vonng n terms Of subscripsion win b u . year.
LADIES may enter their names this week Subscribers
bat books viii BE- given out unt ass the formal puo
lc meeting, which tass place hoadAy evening next
Oct l. ct d.. Chapns church. Henry ward Beschcr aud
James !. Brady win speak % that occasion.
er1ms-A man samed IgnAtz Rsgis1ki, sssf my
avn ysars, committed suicide yesterday BY TAKING .
dose Of arsenic He died At I've o'clock a his rssdsnce
SO Fourth street. The rash act 10 attributed 70 iasAaty
W Tows ISrRoynKUs-There 10 . petition V the
Common Council asking them 70 take the neoesar- nea
for the widening Of Seventh avsnus abevs Hon
street. and IRON thai street tho Hasisn river,
iasns pressas through the city for ths pupss u OBJ
tang the sgnssurcs Of citizens favosabis 70 the measure
Eosx cmpnrv ron THE wssr.-Rev. WIN. c. Van Ne.
ter surerintenderi Of the Fourth Ward Msson and Mr.
Allen the Refuge leave this morning, with from forty
any childres, for Iilnon and Iowa mis- the twenty
sixth company ur. Van Meter has taken west
~. RAyxoSps Scnooi PlcS1c.-A grand picnic 10 be.
hall Of 81, Raymonds school, Manchester 70 place
Fort Schuyler Tharsdsy, 27th inst The srcarslon
ISIS win be conveyed 70 the place BY the One steamer
Croon, which leaves PEG alp 81 o'clock A. ~ A. the
affair AID OF the school bshoovcs the charitable
display their generosity 90 the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

srrT. a. wal,s cyseaoueh 70. Pasridt xcsovec0i-
This ws n action arising out Of . sale o, rides mo
plainti, aoctioocers sold LOT o. hides beorwss 10
70 A. G. Rosyei, 10 February 1852 The desndaut par
chased lot Of s. Domingo hides hch weighed S252
pounds, and in the bill The weight through error, ~as
charged 252 pounds and raid s,covdipr'y me add
tooai 600 pounds vss DEMANDED ~ tSs dcferskrt wto
refused 70 pay alleging dssa ~ any kro~le3re 81 the
ns,ase Verdict for psniG 'or sss, oers fes' sresnt
Nth IL teYcst
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basencsd manner An not b the habit Of whiting any
but - frieude and Don Antonio never be- been one
served during kss Standardization dependast on NE
Dation and not on his person. make tbs nPhnasnu,
which beg you viii publish in your journal, Dccss
suspect the object Of % despicable and wret.ned
cacnny which shall NOS occupy any fns, ne attention
Z reSSrdsd by come q significant net, that the one
vote which wss nos given 70 niramoa N ne JuntA va
cast for Pavon President Of the supreme Court ~ Padre
Narid ons OF the most influential priests In The capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

DISCHARGE or rALcoEB, TIE STREET PREACHER
ssrr- "a On Sunday falcorer ws arrested b. onosy
Cook for prssohise religion ed ssnpssasos % ne
Park; spt bsBg bsoceht before Justice Freeman md
Justice Welsh they rs6aod 70 With The 1he
morne racoDsr wns broueht N % hapeas corps ard
on nofon Of counsel - dnharued, O. he gyord hst
here v~ % JYo1sw aGairsf him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

On motftnf =. tofrrpn vas declared the unan'm oas
romBee Of The Convention.
motion 80 made 70 appoint COMMITTEES 10 inform
ne Brecknr dye Convention a res H. Apons- mo.
ION we made 20 adjourn; bui before either mcion
,ui, band ~ fo~ds tfe o1uds VITO had becr tor.
trlens al ire evening, beaded BY ". e4rns nod 20.
Day, q ue T1-r ware, br-si cyen lie 1oor, rlsted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

This city b fied with Miles from al quarters, who
Lsse Hocked here IRON fright, and We have lorg
niege tbe misery VIII be great Your correspondent for
zIey's sake proposes 70 Join the liberal camp from
which 10 viii write during the s.ege.
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THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on RiCuAKD r. CONF
Tox-THE MEETING gRoKg rr IN ROW, Zrc.
Toe Tammspy Convention Of this dstrics met 10 the
third story or the Fnh Ward Hotel, corner Of West
Broadway and Franklin street, and organized By the
election Of John u. Williams, Of the First ward Chair
man, and E. r. sharer Secretary. Tie LIST Of dsle
oates called over, when u found that the ful
deeratr vas present The following persons then
placed IN nomination 10 be balicted or:omss Byrncs
James English, Richard 7. Compton, John 9. Mather
Uane sicslcs, John y. Savage
Al his stage q the proceedings . COMMITTEES was an
nounced from the Brcck Drdge Con vonton In session IN
the hotel, stating thai COMMITTEES Of Conference
had beer appointed 70 confer with the with tho hope Of
uniting open one candidate
On motion, Ike committee appointed on the part
Of the Tammsny Convention.
Tue CksuAS then announced that be had letter from
Daniel + sckes, in reply 70 csc addressed him BY
number Of delegates, declining tbs use OF bis
candidate for Congress. The letter wS resd, and re-
orsrrsss stated that r. T. Compton desired bis
rnme 20 be withdrawn.
TIE Committee Of Conference having returned without
accomplishing anything. The Convention proceeded
ballet, with the folcwing result
la Balic. 81 Ballot.
lnomss ryrN@s.. .t.*..ss..s..ss.sssl@
James knkleh ......s..........44....
u. T. Iompto0 ........................I -
-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

FtANC1NfO, sept. is n NJ
an active trade with the country has muroved tue
general tone of the market ard increased the trausac
tons From fret hands The demand Ia Healthy, snd
particularly directed 10 any one Artics Candles
quiet and hrm. RIO coase sells ~ 1ssc 1bc nothing
Going IN other kinds Coaisales 100 hard. Non
pareil, nj SIS 3urny bagxSacs at 13t< lac NaLs-
sales ~ $50 10 oils little n dong al last noed
prices. fTovslonf-Battsr inactive, lard s-aes 500
css~ j. H. Co, and Aldlns In ots,
1ssc . iec. pork sales go bbs mess,
hect<c spark, Al SO, ana clear at f1 Bacon and
hams not inquired for. Rce-A downward tendency IN
foreign; Carolina unchanged Raw sugar frm: sales
200 bss Noe. aud China AZ 71c Sc; refined more
nctvc. sales 900 bbls crushed, speculation. a.
f2kc. saiss 400 bbls DO 70 Dealers 1t IKE sprits
lair inquiry for foreign braDdos; domcstcs arm, and
looking 40 little brandy sells a. Soc Spirits
p~nlnesaies goo gallons Electric Spark ~ 81 -
AL 30 Spices sales goo mat cassa at 1sc. Wines
Carc nacive sales $40 eighths sherry OF 0oc
ae7Jsc Te~s--Nothng doing. Wheat continues 10 come
IN freely; the demand for export In well maintained a.
81 a. 81 60 Treehts 10 New York are At abont o. 80
PER ton; 10 England, 60 d., 70 Australia, - la .
e. ldS.
shipping ID discouraged by The advance N rates, and
tonnage 10 much wanted
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

Ths Fourth Congressional District Convention
ssublsd q the corner a Walker and Centre streets Two
regular ballots iAycn, but nomination made.
me votes the delegates divided three
cnnd oatss-Hchard Barry, who received twelve votes:
Thomas j. Barr present represertative), seven, and
Andrew Borne, six The Convention then adjourned 70
meet on Thursday evening, Al the same place.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
The Conve OF the Brecknridgers having elected 10
nominate candidate 70 represent the sixth Congress
siona district me; Lac, evening At No 2oj East Tseln
street but made no nomination. An adjournment was
agreed rpsn TIL rext Monday evening.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The delegates 10 the seventh Bsecsnrdge Congress.
siora Convention assembled evening pursrsnt Cd.
oarbnept, At No. - Ninth sveppe, and nominated the
Hor. 1rs1 Ward ~ candidate for Congress- 70 repreaml
tho district.