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WIlmington Market.

WILMINGTON. November 14-TURPEST1E-Is
unchanged In price. Sales of 100 bbs at 81 IS for
soft, and 81 90 for hard, q $50 tbs.
SPIRITS TuRPESTINE.--Sales OF 72 bols at AZ &c
q gallon. ,s,i '.l-li--.
FIsH,-l1S bbls mullets sold from wharf at So rs
for pine bbls.
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Receipts by railroad. November 10.
soUTE CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1896 bales cotton. SO bales goods, cars stock.
SC. To Railroad Agent, and others.
NORTuRASTERN RAILROAD.

lfOo UdleS SOttOu, o9 UdttS Sbu's, SdIS StUSh,
&c. To Railroad Agent and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
27S bales upland and bags sen island cotton,
lis bbls naval stores. cars lumber, tobacco, cot.
ton Seed mdSu, &c. To G W Williams u CO, Grae
ser & Smith. Frost & Adger, W Ryan, A Sail.
CO, H K!atte & CO, Ravene Il co, p Smith, Now.
~ & Son. VIM c Bee j. CO, Nachmann Il co. G "
Wltte, Pelzer, Rodgers y CO: " Courtney i co,
Gaillard j. MinOtt. P Canty j Marshall, Jr. Barden
Il Parker, kiHsman u Howell, stoney Man'
ls CO, Br0die j. CO, ShacEelford L Kelly, W Harral
& CO. Archer / F, f. KlentW0rth, GailllrIl, r
Prlngle & Son, Claghorn, Herring CO, K Brock,
A r Mulligan. Thurston Holmes, GA Trenholm
& Son, Smith Chapeau, E yelling, Railroad
:. oont and Order
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l52 bales cotton, $50 bushels rough rice, 300
bushels corn, cars lumber and mdse. To Wagen-
er L Murdaugh, ] II OsterholtZ, Holmes Calder,
VIM Lawton g. CO w Bnnton, Hopkins, NC
Pherson & CO. Reeder DAVIS klnsman q HOW
ell: ] Mathe@ee Ppckney Bros Krache,
] Prlngle Son, CWebb. W P Bowling j co, J
Aiken & co, Mrs McDermot,J ] Colcock l. co.
Hudson, G AhrenS, W II Mauldin.
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COMMERdIAL. NEWS.
ExDOrrs.

NV YoRx-Per steamship James Adger-sS
naes sea island and 1882 bales upland cotton, 100
tcs rice. 100 oos rosn 80 pkgs sundries, 81 oaies
| yarn.
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PORT CALENDAR.

MOONS PHASES
E,,u ,oon sth hours ls minutes, morning:
Ful moor, n,er ". 18th hours SO minutes. morning
SasS SaSS Moon esd. hours, minute. evening
tss Ss~ nor,er oetht hours, l2 minutes, evening
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ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, AT
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LlSE-EsrABLIsHED 1870.
sTATE.Rooms ALL ON DECK,

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, VIII SAL
for New York On THURSDAY. November lLtn, at
O'clock P. NJ. from Pier No. 2. Union WharVes
lumbia and Augusta arriving at half-past P. NJ
|. Insurance b. Steamers OF this Line y per cent
For Freight. Engagements OF Passage having
very fine state:room accommodations, apply 70
WAGNER, HUGER CO., No. 26 Broad street, or
to WIN. A. COuRTENAY, No. Union '"narVes.
noyl44 49,.
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NOR. L-IV VERsP o>o,la II

The Firstcla Bark ADELAIDE NOR >ttt
R1s," Reed, Master, having half her cargo 60
engaged, and going on board, win have dispatch
for above port. For engagements. apply to-.
noy1T ]. 4. ENSLOW Il CO..
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E-o, R L 4Iav E R p 20 o L.

The lrst-class small capacity Bark Gro Ia
SETTA MCNEILL,n y Sprowl, Master, having A4E
q large portion Of her cargo engaged and going
or board, will have prompt dispatch as above.
nov12-mwf j. A. ENSLOW co.
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the small Al American Barque SHARpS- 81
BURG, Rogers, Master, having three-fourths S44
of her cargo engagetswtil'b be dispatched for the
above port. :..-:'
For Freight engagements. apply to
. STREET BROTHERS 4 CO.,
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u O R LIV E, R. P, o o l..
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THls PORT.
fOREIG y.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark Yumuri Campbell, cleared. October 10
CARDIFF
Bark BENJAMIN Ossena, Hill, sailed. OCTOBER ~
HAVANA.
snan,sh hrIu Rosalia. XimeIa, sid. November
DOM ST1 c.
NEW BEDFORD. :,
schr Emma Douglas, Ellis, sailed. ..Octooer 20
.. BOSTON,
Bark Aurelia Lincoln, Hp.... .Oc!upeI ~ -
Schr Grace Girder. Smith. cleared. .octoIer %
Schr Montana Bearse. up...............'..NoV =
FALMOUTH.
Schr Iris, Nye, sailed 49,. ..NoVehioer
NEW YORE.
Schr Robt Palmer, Dabol, cleared. November y y
Schr Florenc. Rogers, Sheppard, up.......No'
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr II G Hand, Hand p.................No'
49,. SAVANNAH. :,
Schr John Mottler, Barlow, cleared. ..oc'ooer o.
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hys DosE Stops THE .CHIILs.

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Mr.. LfPPMAN: 49,. - ~ ~:
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octlsmwf BAaGElT l. CO.: Atlantic Wharf
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che Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

che Cha rleston Cotton, Rice anu Navai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, November Is. 1870. J
corroS.-The market opened with a good in
uuiry from a few buyers, the demand being stead
lily maintained, and with good wire news prices
stinened irregulsrly, but TO the extent OF nm sc
p ib; sales about 1000 bales; say Il at IL: 10 AZ
AK; 10 at l4,s: 80 at l41; so at AK: 81 al i4N
40 at 15 2as at l5; 413 at 154; so at 1885, 'o a.
15H; ss atl5X; 2 extra staple atl6c' . TO- we
quote: iH ~-
Ordinary to good ordinary ..''1tt g151 i5 ~
Low middllng. g........''.' i5EG-
Strict middhnG .... ...".. 90
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JAMES coNsoLIY,' ii ana
Of votes. .sr: S.,.s sn'y s'.s;a g ID! in.Dss sSs
tors OF Fl..'iOn for sSs Fourth A......
'ssp:a ssa, ward. I,
WILLIAM BARcLA and
Of klcciOn for he Fifth Election district Of the
*fss ira,
yIH9Tay WlngsaS 9SsIEs gEnHE! and
for Ss sS y
'eea.h ward
s1s%sE. aTorsE khss'aAs Fissssss,. and
q Election the seventh 2leson district . of The
''iqs asa. ward
}nSEs HAssy HMyatsHahtAsD MassaS. and
S &c
wf1a; Ard, '' ~ y ~
HaskssE H2REsS u osNIEyy SsHGFyy and
Of Election for the Ninth Ee du he
wafa 4S.. w N
JOHN JOHN 81 e1s .a9sS 4 asd
a q Ss
wars; Hn., A'' A'''''' ''''''
= ,saA. ,ecaAEL JrsSJ SMITH H:5,,pv and
sssHs S Gse0 os tHs ElsvsaS % Election district the F0a
FIFTEENTH WARD.
EppwARp EpwARp scnELL ssdJ and
& Of Ss
wsTa; ySst
CHARLES D; BROWN and
GEORGE G. LLOYD,
s s
wa1a; TSs.
'' yxaHs MIIHsAM aIssaH saH1RxER and
ss
| That
5Sas RSYs1As l. wHEbsas TAxbhoE and
% s so r I q hs
t.sSts cent, ward
| levy lew 3 SAEyy dDW.sS .nS
S Hs aa r
| That
ELICIT 1;LHs SANFORD NSsCS and
for hs Sixth Eiscon dssrs. Of
~TS:; aS..
iA%Es EpMxap KEEIy 4. SA%SER. NY
s o Of M
"fss; fSs.
JAMES j. GTMBIEToN,
for s
w1's; 4S.,
JAMES JAMES SHELTON @ and
the creates. number were duly elected Ipspsctos
wTfa; SS..
SAhFs SAAEIEs y !. so%hHn SHsIst, End
ki:ason FOR the Tenth Election district q 'Ss Ff'ssnsh
~ssa; Era.
49, GEORGE WILLIAMSON and
| ward.
| SIXTEENTH WARD.
nxyib nxgH 1HkKS HENRt9pEs, So
s ss
wiT1a; Tss.
sANyEI sAMy ndT, T MuNsos and
:, ~. JOHN ro0K ar,v .,.c,., ,,.n.,
Ss second fs's tho
''sPss ss., ward
gleHARp gleHARR Rpa scyLLIS and
ss s.:s. %S y ss
'ssa.h 'h ward
| MARTIN @ pURKIN @ and
q Election for the Fourth Election district Of he sssssSi
"a5a TS.,
Ta1M4s rH2ItS Is1HY EAEsELL and
s S the If s
wafa, Era,
Sn5hd., W55b1AM s2nagr~ hAMg ana
s for ss sh % :cn Ss s.S;S
waTTS, FRA,
! ANDREW CLARK and
| NATHANIEL JARVIS, JR,
& % Se s
wa5S TS..
S5Hss 56Hs c#Essss, #EsEs snd
e. % sSTss5 Ss s
wa1a; TSs.
JAMES sHANDLEY and
JOHN GALLAGHER,
y y E:sson FOR tho ansh Eiscon do. 81 the
ward: w%S:,
A5Ex4NDEE AdHx HopEk SHIELDS and
g0 q duly % In
tesnth ward.
BENJAMIN B. MERRILL and
tesnth ward
~ HENRY g cuBgERLY and
% s'l Il. &c.
That
WILLIAM GAULDwELL and
er @s'i the S Election
DAVID v. FREEMAN and
s n. I q .soU duly .1s II Ss sn
That
| PETER DAILY,
by the greatest number vo,e duly inspectors
OF Election the Fifteenth Election district Of the Six
| teenh ward.
| That
JAMES MAHER and
! OWEN FINN,
y .s ct s
| ward
| That
| ANTON MULLER and
] THOMAS CRAWFORD,
the OF duly elected inspectors
OF Election for the Seventeenth Election district Of the Six
tsenth ward.
| That
| JAMES DAILY NNM
! HERMAN II. BLANkENMEYER,
the greatest number votes duly elected inspectors
OF Election for the Eighteenth Election district Of the Six
teenth ward.
| SEVENTEENTH WARD.
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;s A.. ''' sixteenth Election district Of The '"''
xvHIGnlAEh vHnENEIsgp ssgpAsNgssy and
.sss E ss ss.s g e.
ffHHEfIcT fHkN ExhAAEEAA hhAAEEAaY and -
ssls:S's l::.sss :gs ss
ssAss ssAssse1ss e e :,SaasS SsaEYssSS1ls and ro
By tn. srs. asly elected Inspector.
q Election for the es''''a district Of the fwsn
''a Hsss .s''
EpwAhD EMMlhADD shilIbs. "'a
Esce o hs twentieth Esc,on District o The
eth r,s,' ward
EDWARD BgccEHAsAN and
81 as.: ward.
RAs1Hh RAssEaF RIAyxEhT 4 YELL. and
p fS
TwENTYFIRsr WARD.
WILLIAM LL!Ac cosrELLo and
49, .A "a MArIhEw s. FAHkiLL,
That
SEsssEAh gEossE Il aunFHE, aISnaFp and
As For % S
TwTsn.y-hrst vent ward.
''' MICHAEL MTRRAY and
q Sy q sSsa ,Ss
w1fa; Ts.,
THOMAS G. BANCKER and
OF Fourth Election district OF the Twenty
ars, ys., ward
ORLANDO II. MOORE and
H:sss @ n. n 4 ss e.:
"aTa; Tss,
SGhH sPdhonAs hASMsat SIshEs. snS 5n..
For sixth r~s
waTa 4S.,
w.R.w CHAMBERS and
By the est number Of y0ts elected q
tesR.h %sa, ward.
'~ yEREMIAH Z Savy CROWLEY and
q o the Election district
waTa Tss,
y9HN yS9HS 55kEs 2; KELLOGG and
81 Ss
ward ward,
~ EqAaAs wahlaAM sESssass sENTeK sps
o the Tenth Election district Of the Twsaydr
wa5S, TSs.
f9Hk EpWAkB kBIhAhy kEInY. and
e % for CT
frat ssv, ward.
JOHN D NEWMAN and
% a S % he q sS n e.
TTssn;y-frs' Tsasy ward
}AHEs = NJ sIhsis. EAssnI and
~ .h. mar. All, .o.,.a
s se @ fs;s
Twenty Sssg FIRST ward.
P1REFr P2fIHP rashFa HAhh and
BY The o9 e. ' 5 sS IN
Twenty first ward.
rhoNAs S5Ass ): MoH%lLY. nv
q
h'Ii 1sss SAFd.
SAhEs WlEEfAN sossEH T. aopEnAsp, sna
@
first ward.
HUEys gys, Z; DO popgE sE and
q scon for the ssvenesnh Election district OF The Twen.
'yi1hnsss yThss ward
aEsHs4us eESHsH slSSHx 6S5HsR4Y, sR4
@ s %
tyhrst ward
EyNpEEs pANIEE A c6esETl. BesETloK and
s S"sf Ss
S4ihr.s 4hss ward
SI16sts eHaskEs sSoTH " HAKEa and
s
Z Hfs.. f.; ward
WILLIAM H. MoINTIRE and
THOMAS A. RUsITON,
% e: s s sa o
Twonty-hrst ward.
TWENTY SECOND WARD
5EThkd 5EFEk SsfyHHSSss %1sasSUss, and
r. Ss
sssSna Ssss ward.
LLAysESCE Fro RocK and
% sS e.
''SSns Tss, ward.
SeskxIi1 JeRN Z xoHSs SRSwEHv, ins
or hs
SECOND ,n ward
D'' CHARLES CAMPBELL and
h 1 NUMBER s Of n o s
secood ward.
1ShS xSbaEW sSls Blessing,
a
'sfsas fsss ward
JOHN DORAN and
j. j. FREDERICK PFLUGER
s a s a" s f ws d 81 seid S
l ond ward
That
| AARON WOODRUFF and
! CHARLES H. HASWELL,
FOR
! second ward.
| That
| ANDREW JOHNSTON and
| THOMAS HIGGINS
duly elected Inspectors
OF Election the Eighth Election district OF the Twenty
i second ward.
That
JOSEPH II. STEINER and
CHARLES 4. CONNOLLY,
by the greatest OF duly elected Inspeo
tors OF Election for the Ninth Election district OF the
Twenty second ward.
JAMES CLOVIS and
FREDERICK H. FAA00,
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Of r,..,o -. a.. ~Alra Election district OF The Eghth
'iss III s'''' ''' '''
ye. .,....sI sssssstFs sssssaF zSggEHssxy..a. SSggEsx
:, <. ss s:,s: $ys, elected ss 5s.ssssS ssss
";;iS. ";S..
JACOB MoHeaAs and
CHARLES A. l. GOLDEN, -
Ss fa EisasS
WILLIAM WILLIAM j. HYRs2s DsSiss iad
q Eseson district q The EishS ward
SE,Ig.x sFoses Il i 1oaSs9s saSss and
M dS. sss c II: es
"i,a iSs.
j9asj i9HS + agEEA66s, n,EEA6 snd
FOR Ss GS s ss ss
"1fa 7S..
Ga2SHf cMasHas stsHHY 4 ssTaSarLu sna
Knh Il he
"aia aS.,
THOMAS Y: COSTELLO and
by the creates. number oi ros. were duly elected Inspee
Election for the Tenth Election district Eshth
RIA.
GHoshEs THosks Ssffia%S q'G2Ss9s and
y Ssu S yNei sen wse au EsS
wa r..
16ES IoHS + EFKhy c1tIiSs, nss
Of Election Twelfth Election dsct Of he Eighth
"a1a ara,
dHXhIsl dfXaf EeASsWAyy MxsyAy and
or SnTs Ss 9 tscsn ANY
"ala A..
JOHN JOHN saALL...HRa and
by y wss were duly elected
Of Election for the Fourteenth Election district ths ighth
"1sa, Ths,
JOHN NORyoN,
S n1%ss o r.sss s'F .sss a zee
E,Ffs,s E,Ffssas, ward
HsRsHhS soi.fh L. fBhkEWsa.
. Sscton for the ss,esn,S Election Eighth
~1a aS.,
Shosss ASss s4S hos%s. sai
Ss Of % ss &
NINTH wAKD.
sonN MORAN yS.s Ns9d
@ F Ps
SasEs saSE IexSiaap. I; shaGG and
yoHSs yyoHN A fyNui, May, 's. and
s q a e: MIMI s.9
}ASFs SAs1s,, WEE + uoYTE va
ss Election % %
''' hSsHss5 nSsaEs ppoSMHsEH :. SSSsiHas, sna
eEsscon FOR the Firth Election district the Ninth wssd
JOHN SSHs !. I, zaslEAsS, zAs xtHSs and
q Eiseon for the Sixth Escon d.rs Of he Ninth
JOHN MCDONALD and
w!k1.AH Tk5.N4s = r vXSAHspAhE 1SshTPaH and
%
RaKn2lo RaKl1 3 daLHur: EAaIi i:d
& @ as &c %s
SAMUEL ROWLAND aud
ISAAC oDELt Observation-Disclosures,
q Election for the Tenth Election the Ninth ward
WILLIAM 3, ,Sp pouaAs and
Elsoon for the Eleventh Ninth
"aid aSa.
ystsk wsksHAN \ ADAMs h;1s1sNSo r. and
@ or n'sT ss TS scon du So
~als sS..
THOMAS p9M s SdAsrM gAYAN and
by the greatest humber OF votes were duly elected
o Eseton Tor the Thirtesn.h Election district The Ninth
~aIa aSa.
T5fhIHa TH1MAs wltaYi y scisiDsRs II; aRa
tSs Of Election for the Fourteenth Election dsc. Of The
NTH Eth. ward
WILLIAM n; RICHARDSON and
sl he Ct :n sFf ssen ss &c:
S,rss %ss, ward
HHERM1N Il g. oh sGHa1RsAcH.
81 sasa a s ~
"a5a TS.,
soRERT goRgIcE cgSSISsHAM TNG1SSInN and
o S%s: s
ward.
TENTH WARN
WpI.,AsP EPMAARPP SIqH3hGs = osHkass ssa
N.
" 21sH M5ss4EH NasEsoN ESsIERT and
Election for Il: Second Escon district Of the
SHsiEh ioST Z; 6AHsss sAHss sas
o scsion for sse The Tenth
%7ET}sE WILLIS FFASKEE = SSyEs and
The ss s rSs e S Is: Ssp
GEORGE GEORGE G. g FISHER Y ana
M @ e o &:
GEORGE T. PATTERSON and
st pSs e % q s s
EDWIN ANDERSON and
S hs number Of only
HENRY HARRINGTON and
GEORGE W. HYATT,
or sh q qy Ss
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S Essgn FOR the rwensyhd Election district Of the
ga5Ea3sEcE a5asc J. wilson and
e ss: S:i ssSs ss s =
alMYSSErEENrH WARD
That '' were ss, ds'y e sls's' s In.psste.s
q y S:s;ss ss ssss;.' iss Ss a%Ts:s sss Election
".Ta FS..
FRANCIS MCCULLOUGH aud
o ocon the Second Eie.on district OF the Nineteenth
";Ia sss.
HARTLEY HAIdH and
Ss sy ssciss s s
"1ss rsa.
TiaOrHY BOYLE,
Sy E'ssaion FOR the Fourth Election o. the Nineteenth
"ass; 4S..
yEASS gs.Ssr seY1ssEssi Issis sod
", s t.sS. dny Ct hs
That
FRANCIS RUPERT and
FOR SIKH sS'es Essss
tenth %Sa. ward.
JOHN BuRLINGsoN and
% sSy Ct
'espss Tn. ward
FREDERICK BRANDEs,
q Tue
"aIa; 1Ss.
PHinIp PHhhIs rilaFsrniGK, III agcKaGK and
% Ss s tie
ws1a; TSs.
RoBEET sE T .SIdn s ShEAYcRAFT and
Election for the Tenth Election district Of the Ninessnh
"a1a TSs.
ss1As asAlAH kdoaHIkn. kSysFK fnd
hs M number s duly elected %
,esnlh ward.
7E6N.s RESNAsp 5IIAry GAEE1oAS and
by the greatest number Of votes were dy elected
Of for the Twelfth Election
wHTa; TSs.
wI5H,AM TI5HhNt sTFISEAv TGoSSY. and
" the @ nuSsr Of voc duly elected Cd
teenth ward.
IERNScs HENRY sTEIsEFT J sss2l and
by the greatest number OF votes duly elected Inspectors
Election Of the Fourteenth Election district of the Nine
RshIEf JosEPH Mgl!EIsE' WISEENs and
d: creates. M number @ Of duly %
ssssPSiS; ssS,; ward.
wItLIAM Will AaxHaK 4 KINe and
q Election FOR the s.ssensS NTH Election district sSs Nine
'esS:a fS., ward
~ EesEE EesEHT osgssHssaA sgsN1SeaAx and
a s sn
tenth Taa. ward
THOMAS CRIMIRs,
Of Esctlon for the Eighteenth Election district
''s%a.s %Ss, ward.
WILLIAM HAyILAND and
| JEREMIAH rowLE, -
M p. Of u % 's
teenth ward
| WILLIAM BURKE and
of Election the twentieth Election dict Of the Nine.
'ef1:s Tpa, ward
| JOHN AsTEN and
| CORNELIUS FARLEY.
q Election for the Election district Of Tie Nine
'een,h Tha, ward
T55E5AM SH1Ehss B 3. f9SNsrs E}SEs, and
by greatest number votes duly elected inspectors
Of Election the Election district Of the
Ninsieenth ward
1sTEs 1ETFs sysI9ssErv sysa spd;
the . % s
tefn.h Tn.s ward.
14HES IAaM.s SIAsK; aSsoS, 81, and
N;rsssen'n Tsss ward
XsbEEw XssbE1Av SEssRpY eiSHShSE and
tho Election %
tssnth ward
MICHAEL FARRELL and
o s % Ss
Snsss'n'A Tsss ward
PAfkiyk RENEy SqHSsoS P1Nsi and
The greatest number Of votes duy elected Inspectors
Ninsssen'h Tsss ward.
q Election for the Twsntyeghth Election dsrcs Of the
FRANCS EFAEcIs Ty9MSY r sSSlT:5e :6s
BY the greatest number OF voei were duly elected
Nineteenth ward.
i1HEs MiLEiAa S4tIsSazs 4. soazs6s. isa sn,
q the rhrss'A Election district Of the Nine
GEORGE LoyELAOE and
sPs fsy Sn sss
TWENTIETH WARD.
That fnoTHs rHTsisk HEAsNE, HAhnH ana
q Tor the s he
ws5a ws5sa.,
JAMES MEsAA suGnEs. 81 fsLi''S ana
c s c e.
waTa Tsst
GEORGE HEwIsoN and
S & e ns a
ward.
| CHARLES BRICE,
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aSs. ''' ''s As''' Election '''' q ''' ''''''''
xAa1Is gAsgs and
BY the es.. oSsssS u ve,. were du .setec
Of Election for he Ninth Election distric :. .--
"iia fns,
DENNIS GARRISON and
CHARLES l.. ID. SPALfHofF,
@ Is st. nSmos Of votes dy ssea o as
ward ward,
THOMAS J, poRAN AID
is Esseah Esesn district Of he TesenS
ward
JOHN D. MURDOCH and
y Essca Sa e Il
ward
JOSEPH wANGLER and
JOHN MoGRATH,
S q. sssS
ward w ~
That
,UIHsA %1hh.AH sEYq poSNEh5y NELLY and
sy hs 81 sses number q votes were duly elected ln.pec.
Eieyenih Ward 'A N'''''''' " 'A'
CHARLES 0. MosER,
Election Fifteenth Escnon Ssye 81 he EssOS.S
wNKssas ''''- N'1''' ''' ''''''''
JOSEPH 4, LYONS and
IL,
sSrs Of Escn9a for the sixteenth Iscion district Of
Thai
MYER ELeAs ana
BY the greatest number Of votes were duly elected
Eleventh ward.
JACOB L. L. MIohAELs,
SS foa the Bsss:n Election ss
Eleventh ward
PAUL pAHLlSqERsS lsqEsS ana
BY s 1S DuSsr ss ,vsssn s yss Sefs
That
PhSsn PhoMas sipfHH !. pHLS' Sna
S s s s o, y ssS 8 I'm
en.h ward
yoHS IssHc VI ~ izyIssERxAS ! NJ and
he ss r..
hiSs.a'' ia. "afd.
CHARLES DAHLINGEN.
BY tho greatest number Of votes were duly elected
EiessatA ward
sIxEpS sDsEpS R6SK P6GKnR and
by the greatest votes duly elected Inspectors
OF Election for the Twenyhrd Election district Of the Eev
| 'sns a.. ward.
~ WILLIAM DEFINING and
=: st. number duly
Elss:s'S Elsss::ss' ward. $50
0H MAGNus W @ cross ss and
Twsasyah Election district Of II: Es1
snth vard.
TWELFTH WARD.
TIKax M1klsAs sAcl,R1N 4 W,1EY and
s
waTa Ts..
yosspM yoHN n I6dsK MHLh and
h o amSsr of votes duly
waTa; TS.,
MATTHEw j. FoGXRTY, @''
OF Election Third Election Of The Twelfth
wa%sa.;, waga;
EATHtSE sAfRiok d9AfXsIs PAIX sns
the fourth Esc,on dsTc q the
"sTa; Ts.,
ANDREW MCGOWAN and
THOMAS P: MoQUApE
M he @ ct a. 4ss
wa1a Ara,
JAMES McCUsKER and
Tor Ct
ward
cHRisAfAS cHRMAf Il aEkhARH aEkhkepr. sns
by the Of o s $ n
TTsl'.h TsI. ward. ~
yIkItE4, TIkhIAM " y rSasEIss 9ss1RE and
By The S ss S' Esh s% IN S
That
i9HE PnIE1F F4tISSAS Il. 5aNks, and
the s S s :c S e.
TTsli,h rs., ward.
WILLIAM Will A yyo%s woS1 and
o s
wTa Th..
AncHIRAkP 1NsTa 3 kpdws rHsLLIPs' Jn, and
s.. 4 Sy 81
rTsli.h Ts!s ward.
JOHN MAGuIRE and
As n %
TEsth Sf ward
TATf1ek NfEFISK pESsEGAS ScSlsEnHss and
Election for the TSirsen.h Escion district Of The fwsfs
wf1a; TS..
ga2N4s g92s H T; vAN s1tE9s vSGhs, saa
Of Election for the Fourteenth Election dsrc, the Twelfth
waT5a TS.,
| HENRY MGNsoN.
% S s niss % 81 be sss
wsssi; sss;
/
| ANDREW SMITH,
greatest number Inspectors
Of Election for the Sixteenth Election district Of the fwe
Ward.
| That
| MICHAEL J. QUIGG and
| WILLIAM JOHNSON,
by the greatest number OF votes duly elected
of Election for the Seventeenth Election district Of the
Twelfth Ward
| That
| THOMAS FENTON and
JOHN SCANLON,
the greatest elected Inspecto
OF Election for the Eighteenth Election district Of the Twelfth
| ward
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Of Election the Tenth Election dsct Of Seventeenth
ward.
That
THOMAS KEENAN, and
PATRICK DALEY,
:..n.s uvn 9r The Esysath E.. a'''' Oh INC seven
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

teenlh ward; N''S' W ~ ~
PATRICK BARNES ana
JAMES CONNOLLY.
- Of votes, were duly eiss..d Inspec-
ION district OF the Four
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fHsTi pANiEI e GRHBER, UB 'a
the number OF duly elected inspectors
OF Election for the Third Election district Of the Tenth ward
That
%IEHIST WILLIS EeASkE4 = a1Ths, and
ELECTION for the Fourth Of The renth ward
eEoHsF sEog;sF SaEEa 6 EEsaER and
q Election for the Fifth Election district The Tenth
eEe4sy sEoEcE ,ns3Hr T sATTERsos and
@
~ ERwEN s9S5St. ASPEssos sPEIs' and
@
''' sESEap gEssy EAns1Ea7oS " sp.gH, and
ss o
Ah2S1o 454S = dEgbss gRgbssnII and
o Election Ninth Election dsrc. OF the Tenh ward
JOHN John HOGAN 2 GAlo and
n. S
SpWHRb S6EEEd5ys + SHidEE SshdEF and
o I s ssrsu 81 tSes sC dd e the To
wafs 4S.,
WILLIAM WILLIAM shzw, h44s and
q Fes'on for the Twsh Election district tenth
ward.
ELEVENTH WARD.
JOSEPH NELSON and 44
JACOB ROD ERMAN,
by the greatest number duly elected nspeetos
Of Election for the First Election district Of the Eleventh
ward.
That
JAMES CURRAN and ..E
SAMUEL &. ACKER,
b he greatest number Of duly elected Insp
: -
That
PETER MCKNIGHT and
HIRAM b. FERGUSON,
oi Election for Third district OF the Eleventh
ward. ~ ~
That
MARTIN NACHTMAN and
NyER NYER,
the greatest number Of votes we're duly elected Inspectors
ward.
That
HENRY l.. WRIGHT and
JOHN DONOUUE,
number eleced In
tors OF Election Election district Of the Eleventh
ward.
That
JAMES WRIGHT aud
JAMES MoCAREE,
blythe creates. number Of s9ses were d9ly elected inspec
ward
HENRY MAuRER and
AKRON AARON,
by the greatest number Of votes were duly elecsd 1nspe
Of Eecon for the Election district OF the Eev
cnth ward.
That
JAMES rr0NoHUE and
PHILLIP i'TEFFAN,
by The Creates numter Of votes were duly elected inspectors
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TWENTIETH WARD.
That ladsHs RHTsisk HsAsHE, aAhnx ana
% s % ss &c
wiTa; Ts..
JnaEs Tl1EsAS EuShFs 6 rsIllS and
s s1 % s:s.s % s s.
waTa. Tss.
GEORGE HEw!soN and
o no d Is.
wass; HS..
SAs SAHEs ssIa sEskAN Sk41lx and
q s @ s
waEa; Ts..
SohEs 52HE helnE + nArGa, ssa
q Election for the Fifth Election district Of Ss twentieth
waIa; TSs.
~ GaRIIsTorHEEs IIs HTIs BATH and
ss Ss e &.
wsra; HS.,
JAMES NOMINEES and
81 FOR The seventh Election district q
Twentieth ward.
-A EDWARD BRuCKs and
S ss H as tss 9Sss
| tesh ward.
GHssEEs HEssE 4 Z. soSSsES SSM, and
Election for the Ninth Election district OF the Twen
teih ward
ALEXANDER rREAR and
NOAH A. CHILDSs
OF duly elected Inspectors
OF election for the Election district OF the twentieth
ward.
JOHN DEERING aud
THOMAS DUNLAP, Jr,
the greatest duly elected Inspectors
OF Election for Eleventh Election district OF tho Twen
| tieth ward.
That -~au,
RANDOLPH MARITIME,
by number Of votes duly elected
OK Election for Twelfth Election district Of the Twentieth
| ward.
| JOHN GRUDY and
] THOMAS o. CARA,
duly elected inspectors
OF Election for the Thirteenth Election district of the TWEEN.
tietn ward
| JOSEPH HORAN and
by tho greatest number Of so,e; were duly
Of for the Fourteenth Election district OF the Iwen
teth ward.
| That
| PETER TRAINER and
NV o nubr of votes we're duly elected Inspectors
OF Election Fifteenth Election district Of the wen
tieth ward
JOHN BIEHEN and
| JAMES DENNY, .,..,., ,.sn.s,,r.