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GETTYS URIC
WATER I!
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
FatiVc Powers

U1HE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
ments for supplying tho Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on a scale commemorate WAN llo Hf
mRnd. Physicians and invalids dsSifing miot
nation as % the therapeutic value and 'lfta'
this Water will, on application TO Tue "Ih,' !"
the Company, or anyOi the Druggists Store,
furnished with printed copies Of statements OF
invalids and reports Of eminent medical m'n a.
20 its CURATIVE EYPECTH the only unoHine tss' OF
the yaluo OF any water or medicine.
They are also referred 10 the thOusznds 81 10
yalids and their medical adviserr IN every par
OF the country. who have since the genera TO-
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the people. snpe
six months ago been cured, By ia use Of IL
tressing OF fatal maladies.
This combined testimony establishes, bsJoSa
all reasonable dOubt, the SupariOrity Of UP
Water, ~ a remedy for rheumatism, 0out Gtl'
el, Dyspepsia Kidney, Urinary, Bronahia "
or, and B0Wel Disease (RiliOusues4, ksru
tarrh, Neuralgia. and Nervous Disorders 60
all others known 70 materia msdica, or fDusi
the mineral springs ~ modern times
II bas been demonstrated In a number ID .
stances 10 possess the power Of solving euleuia
On stone In the bladder and the urats dsgHE
OF chalk stones formed by Rhsumatism doa'
and Gravel and Of PERMANENTLY curing Ties
diseases for which medical scisnc9 and the no.
celebrated mineral wats-s have hitherto onN
provided palliatives.
Also Of aTresting the progress, n not per-.
nsntly curing, Albumenurla, or BHghis 10
This Water IL confidently elalrnsd "a b n
only mineral spring water with which great sna
remarkable cures have 6eon effected away ron
ia source.
Depot G3 Liberty street New York.
For sale by MCCABE. BUsHFIELD
KRAFT, 80 Main street, Wheeling, and DIss
gists generally. SEQ
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In the District Court of the
United States for the District
of West Virginia.
George w. Dickerson
rs,

rs. 7. A 5,n;-oI.,-
The Steamboat Emperor" aud ~ q O''''
Val b. Horton, jr.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
TX District Court of the United States for the
District of West Virginia made and entered in
the above entitled cause on the 18th day OF
April, 1869, whereby, among other matters, it
was ordered that II be referred to James p.
Rogers, a Commissioner to ascertain the amount
due the libellant and the other creditors of said
steamer, and such other lmatters as may be
deemed pr Oper by him or any other person in
terested and report the same to the said Court
l will on Monday, May Gath, 1869, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at my Office on Fourth street in the city
of Wheeling, proceed TO ascertain the amounts
named in the said order and make such report
to the said Court as Is by the said order required
JAMES p. ROC Frs,
mys.till24 U. S. Commissioner.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.-This ar
ticIeis the True Secret of Beauty. 1t is
what Fashionable Ladies, Actresses and
o pera Singers use to produce atcnltl-
waited, distingue appearance so much ad-
mired in the Circles of Fashion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches,
Redness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and
Effects of Spring Winds, and gives to
the Complex ion Blooming Purity OF
transparent delicacy and power. No
Lady who values fine Complexion can
without the Magnolia Balm. IS
cents will buy it of any of our respect
S6ls dealers.
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[ 10 be Continued.
DIED:

May lfth at :! o'clock A. NJ CLEARANCE
.CUMMINS HALL. aged months and y days,
son Of W. II. and Lizzie Il. Hall.
Fuperal will take place from the Boarding
House oc the Misses Sims, corner Fourth and
Quincy streets, at 81 O'Clock 7. NJ.
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GEORGE r. BCLLARD.
Horticultural Han

GEORGE r BCLLARD,
Horticultural Hall
Wheeling, W. Va.
The following comprise tho most popular and
profitable varieties:
LUCINDA, or RSOX'S 7OO.-Large. copicaI
bright crimson; excellent favor; ripensmedluU
% late. Mr.. Knox says that Fer uniform and
large size, beauty Of form and color. suOrmop,
yield: long continuance in bearing. Eruat profit
health and yigoT Of plants adaptation 10 sbir'
ment and other desirable qualities n h ~
most valuable strawberry Of which we have a5y
knowledge Stock from Mr.. KnoI-sl psy
doz. S5per 100. pei
NAPOLEON III.-Fruit large 70 var, I.,z.
irregular color handsome rosy.red Ss.b =,
snowy Ehiteness firm, and Of sprightIy higL
h2ToTr with 4 delicate aroma; plant yignro1s
and healthy, with large green FOLIAGE -
productye.-N per doz. s. per 100.
Dr. NICAlSE.-Ths largest strawbsrrv =,
the world, the berries weighing over u ounce
q 70 the poundJ aud early: red, bright ~
oents per plant. ~
WILSON'S ALBANIAN thiugs co,s;5.-
cd THIS u the best padTE,t BERN kpovrn. 49,
eonieai; dark crimseL; flesh fTm. fair on.Iit,,'
oe@rs handling we'll hBs saleaBls apps.Ts ,,Sy
ErsWs vel IN most soils and situation 80
1000. pIOauetlye plants very hardy and
4RIOAPHE DE- GASD.-Yerv r. 80 49,.
- shAPe; me bright glossy Crimson. f.,
sweet peculiar flavor ripens nsdiuu. oo,,,i,
N m iOag IN 5ne in eearingJO cents per de-
I'LL hORE.-Uuifornly large sps sban.-
aark crimson: solid; fne flavor ysrV as,,acflTs,
5pPeArahoe; hardy and productive riDenS me-
~ %; PisS'itaLe-'5 cents per doz 81 per 100
ak. DShh NEW PINE Medium size: Emo
81 ABUNDANT bearer; rather ssft; good for
IN, ,.-s., PIStlLate requires perfect flower
IN 81 '1rlety near very earIY-5O cents per doz.
AGELCCLTCR ALIST Large, irregular,
eOulcal sometimes coCk'se0mb shape color
7 81 lulsoh; Hesh quite firm; sweet, good naTor;
plant forms very large stools; ripens msdinm--
~ cent? per dOz. sl.O5 per 100.
GCLDEN SEEDED-Medium 20 large; dark
glossy crimson; fine favor; npeus after BuTT's
New zine; favOTi q market vzriety.-5O cents
per dOZ- SI.O0 per 100.
KITLEY'S GOLLAH.-Ver large; excellent
fzToT, and abundant bearer. Pine late NsrieTJ.
70 oents PER doZ. 800 per 700. apTl5
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, POmades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking d Car
roll.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

EDITORS REGIsTER:-Plcase announce the
Hon. NJ. &. GOOD rs a candidate for the Office
Of Judge of the Municipal Court at the coming
election. r -,,,,,e.
mNS-tC MANY NOlEhN.
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WE WILL THIS DAY OFFER

- Pieces Of Dollar Suit Goods for 50 cents
\ large lot OF AlpacaS and Suit Goods for -
cents,
500 Remnants of Alpacas, CaGcss and De
LANES, &c,
All Wool Cassimeres at greatly reduced prices.
aprs9 is. RHODES & co.
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Tuesday,
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW Observation-Disclosures Opera
Partridge's Gallery.
Mackerel.
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ON SATURDAY MORNING.

Two MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE STOCK
i of Summer Dress Goods, Shawls, Lace
Points. &c, which we will open on next Saturday,
May LIST,
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From j. r. Cox, Esq.
From. Mes. A. M. Meeker.

ATLANTA, GA, January, ls6s.
W. II. WALKER, Eco:
DEAR SIR hereby certify that have used
walkers Tonic Bitters, and ~ a tonic they can
not be surpassed. recommend my Southern
friends TO use them; they will invigCate and
give new life Respectfully, &c,
MRS. A. ~ MEEKER
LOUISVILLE March q, Is6-
W. II. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR-We have used your Tonic Bltteu
with great satisfaction, and can recommend
them for their great medicinal qualities, and
also as an agreeable invigorating beverage and
Superior tonic.
G. ChambeTlin, 4. l. Huffman
Vene p. Armstrong, A. J. Mitchell,
Miller Stewart g. j Walton
James Kennedy, j. u. walker
VIM. Cav u " Dnncan
PhiliD Speed e ". Warren
X. l.. Post Thomas Steele,
K. IL. Crump. .. A. johnson,
Geo. ID. Prentice lsham Henderson.
VIM. +. Hughes.
wMKERs ToNIc BTTrERs are known 10 'h"
Faculty, and are not FArENT medicine, Ans
are endorsed by eminent Physicians, Minister
and others.
W. Il. WALKER, Sole PrOpr,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
marg7
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STRAWBERRIES!
PLANTS BY MAIL,
Free Of Charge for Packing
and Carriage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
Plants i'm Pots for this Years
FTuitiRg.

DLANTS OF THIS MOST DELICIOUS.
Il healthful and cheaBly produced fruit, raised
with especial reference TO purity ami vigor.
grown in new and clean beds, are offered for
ALE nv
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P.S.-If the above described property be not
sold within thirty days 1t will be offered at pub.
lie sale on TUESDAY, JUNE sth, 1869, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, at front door Of the Court House.
myll. I'D
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Bankrupt Notice.

n,HE CREDITORS OF PERRY G. NAY
/ bankrupt are hereby notified that there
will be a general meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt held in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county. West Virginia, on the l4th day Of May,
A. d. 1859, at 10 o'clock a. n, at the Office OF
Geo. b. Caldwell, Register in Bankruptcy
ALFRED CALDWELL, Assignee.
Dyl.oav2w
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WHEELING, w, VA.

MACHINERY CASTINGS, ROLLING
NI Mill Castings, Saw and Grist Mill CAST
ings, Shaftiug Pulleys and all kinds Of Castings
made to order Of the best materials, melted in
air furnaces.
Repairing and job work done upon the short.
est notice.
The undersigned having secured the services
of HIRAM JONES, one of the best mechanics
in the West, feels prepared to sustain the great
reputation OF his establishment, having built
some of the best machinery for steamboats, on
the Southern and Western waters, and with the
modern improvements and additions TO his al
ready large stock of tools and patterns, expects
to Go larger amount of work aud does not in
tend to be exceeded by any other establishment
The old customers and the public generally
are hereby notified that l am now prepared to
take contracts OF orders for all the various work
in my line of business.
apr2O II. W. PHILLIPS.
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MUSIC STORE,

100 MARKET ST, WHEELING, W. Va.
VNHE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
i Making and Sewing Machine Combined
that has made its advent In this or any other
country.
This machine is warranted to execute TO the
greatest degree of perfection all kinds and yari.
cites of sowing, hemming telling, cording, tuck
ing, braiding, binding, gathering, and sewing
on, quitting, &c, that is or can be done by any
machine now in use.
1t has no rival in its celebrated Overcoming
stitch, by which edges of different fabrics arc
sewed together a. by hand sewing. Also in its
Button Hole and Eyelet Hole making, and EN-.
bordering on the edge, which il done with
equal beauty and perfection on all kinds Of
fabrics, not excepting Leather. It is one ma
chine doing the work OF many.
IL IL simple, nsiseless, and easy TO manage,
combining in one the merits OF all others. It
the only Sewing Machine now known that can
make perfectly finished and beautiful Button
Hole, besides doing many varieties of work net
done by other Sewing Machines.
In short, its coed qualities are 80 apparent
that il has taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
every Fair where II has been exhibited.
PWe warrant every Machine TO give entire
satisfaction.
We sell a beautiful little BRAID. MAKING
MACHINE. Every Lady can make her own
Braid. myi
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LYONS KathairOn is very delightful
Hair Dressing.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Building Lot.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID made to me by Charles A. Britt and wife,
bearing date the third day of April, ls6s, duly
recorded in the Recorders Office for the county
of Ohio, State of West Virginia in Book So
fol;o IqS 7 will aell
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Terms of Sale.

One Thousand Dollars $1,000 in hand, the
balance in four equal instruments, payable at
one, two, three and four years after day Of sale,
with interest from date of sale, the title being
retained until payment Of all the purchase
money.
selling as Trustee, shall convey only sHch
title as Is vested in me by said Deed Of Trust.
SAMUEL b. BARNITZ,
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AT PRIVATE SALE

Lot No. Is, at the southwest corner of Centre
and Seventh streets in w. W. Shriver's addi-
ton to the city of Wheeling, being the same
property conveyed to John Bennett, father of
Mrs Jane Bennett Britt by said W. w. Shriver,
by deed sales July 9th, 1857, and recorded in
Book ~, page 1906, Of the records of Ohio county.
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ajheelimq gegistfr.

DAILY. TRI-wEEKLY, WEEKLY,
H. S. WALKER
LEWIS BAKER & co.
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From Mrs. Miller Stewart

VOLUNTARY EVIDENCE a. 10 their merit, after
two years trial, from well.known ladies and
rnntlemen selected out Of many reoelved.
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CITY PoLITIc S.
Harmony and Enthusiasm denomination Of
Cnndidntes.

Harmony ana Enthusins M N0minnticu OF
Candidates.
Undaunted by the braves OF Tammany, already on
The warpath the chiefs OF the democratic Union
organization with host or their young men, assem-
bled Of Masonic Hail. Thirteenth street. last night, to
nominate county ticket. The enthusiasm was
both loud and Deep and the utmost harmony pre-
vailed. The smiling Supervisor Ely, the Big Injun
and great gun OF his delighted followers, pre-
sided, and dealt. out crumbs OF wisdom in
homeopathic doses to the hungry faithful, whose
open mouths stood ready 10 receive 1t. The session
OF the Convention was exceedingly brief. and would
not have lasted fifteen minutes but for few aspiring
braves, who could not be prevailed upon TO listen In
silence 10 the wise words OF the honorable CHEZ
They were filled with gas, and 1t was considered
SAFER to let them get it on in display OF wild rheo
Tic than TO FISK an explosion IN open meeting. The
Convention, therefore, had to listen to eloquent
speeches that ''hurtedn nobody and signed nothing
Shortly after the organization or the Convention
and the fears OF the Judiciary had been aayed by
the outpouring OF oratOry referred to, Mr. ARTHUR
y DIiANEY OF the Eighth ward moved mat mat tn. h
gentlemen named on 1t be cordially recommended to
the citizens for cecuon:-
Clerke.
no, Jttsttces Of the superior Coat-aeneral NJ. t.
Mcmahon, Roswell d. Hatch, John A. Osborn.
EorJuslice or Common Pgeas-F. w. Loew.
For Justice or Marine Court-MichaeI Q. Gross
For District AnOJney-John H. Anthem.
For SuperpisOr--John Foley.
For COlOfsef-Neison W. Young.
For Surr00ate-James Gibbons
For RecOydeY-Chares Price.
On the motlon OF O delegate from the Seventeenth
ward 1t was resolved that should any vacancies
occur on the ticket they should be filed by The
executive committee.
Colonel JAMES BAGLEY proposed the following
resolution which was put by the Chair anu unani.
m0usly carried
Resolved That view of the county ticket proposed
for nomination being the result Of compromise with other
democratic organizations this Convention deems
pedient TO take separate vote each candidate but Will
vote upon the ticket q whole.
Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN then moved that a committee Of
one from each ward be appointed TO wait upon the
candidates to inform them OF their good luck after
which motion TO adjourn was proposed, put and
carried. AZ the delegates were crOwding out OF the
ticket that 1t was very wrong not to have put beside
tho Coroner an undertaken for the democratic
Union, but IL was impossible TO obtain his reasons
for making the assertion, as he Ned with the speed
OF the wind Immediately aiter.
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Miscellaneous Political Meetings.

The Ninth Ward German Democratic Union Clup
held their first regular meeting last evening ut No. ~
Bank street. Mr.. Hermann Schroeder in the chair.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the syracuse
State nominations; earnestly protesting against any
man receiving the nomination for the Senate or AS
sembly who Is not pledged to stand firmly by the
Governor OF the State in his endeavors TO correct
the numerous evils now existing; also demanding
that Intelligence and good character De lndispensa
bic qualifications in the nominees; also recommend
ing for the regular nominations the various candi
dates named by the German committee OF tue demo-
cratic Union party. .,
The Thirteenth Ward Young Mems Democratic
Club held meeting last night at No. SOB Rlvlngton
street, Mr. James Corr, president, IN the cnalf
They endorsed the State tcket-Wm. NJ. Tweed Tor
Senator ana Thomas Brady for Assembly. One Of
the principal objects for which this club has been
organized is to check the counting out" system
said to exist III that locality.
The Eighteenth District Union Republican Asso-
citation met last night at No. 202 Lexington avenue
Judge Kelly president, and VIM. II. Grogan and
Samuel NJ. Cox secretaries and elected delegates 10
the nominating conventions
The Eighteenth Ward German Democratic Union
Association met last night at NO. 203 avenue A.
Jacob Setter president and Albert Goetman secre-
tary. The delegates to the Tammany Hall COnven-
tion instructed to cast their votes for Schrmer
Tor Coroner, Friedman for Judge OF the superior
Court, Michael G. Gross for Judge OF the Marine
Court. Frederick W. LOew for Court OF Common
Pleas and Philip Joachmson for the short term
Vacancy Superior Court. The Senatorial delegates
were Instructed to cast their votes for John j. Brad
ley and the delegate to the Assembly Convention
was instructed TO cast his vote for the man who
would cast his vote for Adam Stork for Assistant
Alderman.
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PIeuVc MN 'ncdrCy uHu uHuIVIutu support ~ tuV
ensuing electi0n."
Meeting Of the State Temperance Committee.
meeting OF this body was held on Friday after
noon last at No. l72 william street, for the purpose
OF considering the adverse action OF the two polit
cal parties at their State Conventions and the
consequent duty OF the temperance voters OF the
State. The meeting adopted preamble and resou
ton, the effect OF which were that as 1t would be
impossible, owing to the lateness OF the day. 10 put
temperance candidates in the fied II would be adj
vlsab!e for the committee to call upon all voters not
to support any candidate who Is unfrendly TO legls
atioD Tor the suppression OF tle liquor traffic
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Father Hyacinthe's Revolution i'm support Of
Freedom Of Consciencc-A Powerful En-
d0rsement Of the Monk.
M. Liable Mchon, OF the diocese OF Paris has
addressed remarkable letter to Father Hyacintilc
In which disputes the right OF the superior OF the
Carmelites TO unfrock the learned preacher whose
retirement from the order has lately occasioned so
much excitement in the clerical circles Of the Roman
Catholic Church. He says:-
MY DEAR AND ILLUsTRIOus BRoTHER-Thc day
on which wrote to you expressing my warm sym
pathy for your courage In maintaining In your per-
son the liberty OF The word or the Evan4ests
against the preensons OF the superior OF your order
as to what you ought to support or not to support
the pulpit OF Notre Dame, was far from foreseelng
that this act, which does you honor, would be the
object OF such violent attacks from the religious
press. You must expect opoquy; II IL the portion
or liberty in the world. You have in truth, raised
tempest; 1t 10 the logic OF passions, and these are
impacaole. ! do not hope that can bring back to
true notion OF this subject the fanatics who stamp
you as renegade, as bad as Luther, at least bad
a. Lamennais We must leave such men to the
shame OF their profession. But we have among
the Clergy good men, with honorable and loyal
natures whom this furious clamor has arrayed
against us. These men can be brought back TO the
truth. shall never forget what the good Cardi-
malone OF the most Intelligent and moderate arch
DDlsnops-sald to me many time-'What fault
nave We committed 10 the case OF Lamcnnais. They
nave rriIased him; they have driven hun TO ex.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

WusiCa ana theatrical Notes.
An opefetta by 0nenbach lies Dies du Capitole,n
Will be played at the Boufres IN the course Of the
winter.
VIM. II. Pape, the elocutonist will recite Byron's
great poem Of "Maniredr at stenway Hall on tho
Sd OF November. Mr.. Pape VIII recite the entire
poem from memory and Will be accompanied on the
organ by Morgan with original and illustrative
music.
A German adaptation of Sheridan's .school for
siderable success at the Berlin Theatre Royal, under
the name OF "Scheicher una Genossen."
Richard Wagner has claimed admission Ton the
strength OF RienZin and "Iannhauser' to the French
Society OF Dramatic Authors and Composers. lie
selected Auber MS prop0sor and ION the strength
OF Wagner's former ciyies In MS Opey ind Drdntal
the ilustrious French musician joyousy acquiesced.
Mr.. Maurice Neville, the young Hungarian TRACE.
dian, late OF the Imperial theatre Vienna will favor
our German citizens with "Othelou in their mother
tongue at the Stadt theatre vn next Saturday even.
ing. Mr. Neville has already achieved grand sue.
upon the American stage, but az this will be mia
first attempt IN this country to render Shakespeare In
German considerable interest Is manifested among
his friends and IN the profession as to the result
We believe that he Is to be ably supported but at all,
events u is more than probable that he will acguit
himself as credtably IN German as he has often
done before In English.
Colonel Jeemes Pipes, OF Pipesvile, was presented
10 Brigham Dung alter the conference AZ tne ie,s-
pie, III Salt Lake City, on Saturday, the 9th iss'.,
anu was most cordially welcomed TO the CITY o. 80
saints. lie gave his popular lecture on Monday
evening, a. Camp Douglass, before the Officers aili
salt Lake on Tuesday to q crowded and deilghtsd
audience. lie Is engaged for two nights IN oma.s
by the Young Meh's Christian Association AMI aiief
tuRt ~ the Library Hall, IN VhlcaS0
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KINGS COUNTY POLIslCs.
Assembly Conventions.

HbHemDJy COnVCUIiOUbs
The various Democratic Assembly Conventions
were held last night in the different districts,
when the following named gentlemen were placed
in nomlnation:-Flrst district Hugh N. Clark;
Second district, Henry ]. Cullen; Third district,
Denis O'Keefe; Fourth district, w. W. Moseey;
Fifth district, adjourned over; Sixth district. Ber-
nard Haver; Seventh district Lieutenant David w.
Brewer; Eighth district Joseph Droll supervisor OF
the Seventeenth ward; Ninth district, John q,
Jacobs.
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Al meeting OF the Young MEMS Democratic
Association, held SATURDAY evening az Breyoort
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TIAe ssixth Dissrict ,scnntorship.

Alta large tsdti enthusiastic meeting OF the Young
Mems Regular Democratic Association Of che Sixth
kenatoria distct, at Aichle's Hall 40 Third street,
Mr.. Peter Evan in the chair, on Motion Hon.
Jhos J. Creamy was unanimously nonnateS for
hiaie Senator OF tne sixth senatorial District