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The New York herald., 1870-01-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.


BuRNErr-DIyOS.-On Thursday January 90 By
the Rev. Ur. w. A. Muhienberg, WILLIAM BURNETT
To Miss NATE DIXON at the residence OF the BRIDES
Uncle Dr. j. A. Dixon all OF tlls citf. No carvis.
Montreal papers please copy
BYsNEs-MI RPHY.-On Wednesday, January 10,
at ST. Pauls church, Fifty ninth street. by the Rev.
Alfred ,. Young, MATTHEW BYRNEs, Jr., TO EMAIB
7. MURPHY, all OF this city.
CoHSFElD--HEyMANN.-0n wednesday, January
10. by the Rev. Dr Einhorn, IsIDoRE CoHNFELD TO
HENRIETTA daughter OF Morris Heyman, ESQ.,, all
OF this city.
COwIE-HYER.-on Tuesday, January 1s, by the
Right Reverend Bishop Beach Mr.. JAMES A. C0wIY
. TO MISS MAGGIE HYEK. No cards.
HMSEs-FlNcx.-on Wednesday, January 10, at tho
residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. Howard
CROSBY, n. j. HAiNEs Jr.. To MARCIA A., daughter
OF the late Frederick Finck. all OF this cIty.
MCCAGrE-JOSEs.-At Hudson City, n. j. on We'd
nesday, January 10. by the Rev. f. W. French.
ROBERT McCAGUE Jr., or HobOken n. j., to Niles
FRANK JONES, OF the former city. No cards.
TAyLoR-CHILr0N.-O tuesday January Is. ut
81. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. by Rev. Dr.
Price, FRANCIS f. TAYLOR to VIRGINIA. daughter OF
the late DR.. James X. chiffon, all Of TINS city.
ruFr-IiEss.-ln Brooklyn. on Thursday, January
20, by the REV. Dr. WcDD OwES W. TUf-rt0 ExAin
A. Hess
New Orleans papers please copy.
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losk; Parts, sixty DAYS, b.a2k 5.iTK; short sight,
5.lok SIS; Antwerp, S.22K s.l7h; switzerland,
A22k a6.i7x; Hamburg, 35k SO; Amsterdam, 4O'S
40yt Frankfort, 4oh 40X; Bremen, Ts1s y TO-;
Prussian thalers, T0k T1H.
THE sUB-TRRAsURy REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to.day's bns
naaao ot M Suh -Vran an cit
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About four weeks ago Colonel Il. r. Ruggles, who
had been variously employed In Council Buirs for
the past eighteen months, and then was out Of en-
to take charge OF public school. No intelligence
was received Of him until hs WAS recently found
r0zon TO death on the prarie eight miles eastward.
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CALIFORNIA STATIsTICs.--Ihe surveyor Generals
report for the year 1859 gives the number or orange
trees In the State at Isl. U these 10 900 are In
Los Angeles Number OF olive trees IA S3S, OF which
$4,000 are put down to Santa Barbara or mulberry
trees the total number Is 356,0j3 Sacramento head
Ing The list with 300 900. Almond trees are placed
at 25,3l9, Santa Barbara having 1l,500. Number or
walnut trees 1904 Los Angeles standing first
with =, 600 and Santa Barbara next with LOO. The
number Of grape vines Is estimated &C 70 Il! 900, Los
Angeles coming In ahead. having 3,S35,000 Sonom IL
second, Napa third, FL Dorado fourth, Shasta Hifh,
AmadOr sixth, Sacramento seventh. All these coun-
ties have over million each. Nevada Is put down
at 1850 Total number OF gallons OF wine,
1884, 1922 brandy 100 OBJ number Of horses 208 S47
mules 24,00g; COWS, 1s8,364; calves, 100000; beef
cattle, 15907S; total number Of neat cattle, S03046
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There might have peen others, but II so we did
not hear their names announced. AS the clerk an
n0unced the weight OF the respective parties cheer
went up from the crowd OI spectators. Major Ed
wards, although one OF the most graceful and best
looking men IN the crowd, did not appear upon
skates, for the reason, we understand, that mis-
weight was about two and half pounds more than
the regulations'' admitted and then H." ,naOArSfs
OF the rink declined taking the rsp6nEfhfiitv off the
ice, &c., much to the regret Of those present. Al
the w0rd the Fortunate ones came to time and
gQl OH IN nne style, and the skating commenced
upon sqa ins easnsst Sas wSrS n
ieseres,nu iae aed e pencil Of Hogarta In his
best he exhibition CONSISTED 81 plan and
"nguredn skating, some OF the EXERCISES Csc, not peing
laid down III the American skating E,up n9o. = al
though good many q the skaters We. NS ng E0ma ~
rule" The rules were laid aside and every sKaieC
cut the spread eagie' and practised the grape
vine'' and 'ong roll" after fasnIOn peculiarly MS
own. Some OF the skaters placed their portraits
upon the ice after various designs, and had the Ice
been soft the impressions would have been lasting.
The party may be considered u success, and the
affair was hugely enjoyed by tue skaters aud spec
tators 1t may be proper to remark In this connec-
ton nat the services OF the surgeons were not re-
QulTed.
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FEVER ~ -EE CITY.
Alarm in tlc Board OF Tfcalth--Is There Vel
low Fever in the Metropolis

Alarm in thc Eoard OF Tfcalth--is There Vel
low Fever in the McfropoIiss
the Board Of Health IL has been obseryed, has
been greatly exercised for day or two over some
thing OF apparently great importance. Sanitary u-
perintendent Morris especially has betrayed great
concern and considerable nervousness. TIE sanl-
tary Committee has had secret conferences, but
much has leaked out calculated to explain the alarm
that Is depicted upontbe countenances ofthe health
authorities. The cause OF II is simply the report
that yellow fever had been introduced into the city
by means OF the unprncipled merchants who have
war; ed against the authority Of quarantine.
few days ago, IL appears, q family named Kelly
residing Ia Essex street, were ken sick, and the
husband, wife and woman named Mccormick,
who resided in the family, died OF a pernicious
fever The symptoms lei the physicians TO the CON
clusion that ihe disease oI which the three persons
died was yellow fever, and the Board OF Health was
notified of the case. Inquiries made by Dr.. Morris
show that the victims OF the disease short time
ago attended a wake on Staten Island OF party
who died Of fever after escaping from
quarantine and the suppositiOn 1s tnat the
disease has thus been introduced into the CITY. The
hodies OF the parties removed to Bellevue Hos
pital where Or. Janeway made q post-mortem ex-
animation, IN presence OF officials Of the Board OF
Health, aud pronounced the disease perniciouS
lever Of an unknown character. Some physicians
held TO the opinion that the Kelly family died OF yel-
low fever, while others declare that the disease Is
unknown in this climate Dr. Morris has detailed
officials Of the Health Department 10 visit Staten
Island and II possible discover the cause Of tae in
fectiOn Of the family which has fallen victims 10 the
mysterious disease
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JERSEY POLITICS.

Congressional Convention in Jersey City.
Yesterday afternoon the Republican Convention
for the Filth Congressional district OF New Jersey
assembled at Library Hall, Jersey City. Alderman
Baker, OF Newark, was appointed chairman The
was conceded by the Newark delegation
to the Hudson county delegates, who nominated
Dudley s. Gregory. That gentleman declined, how.
ever, and second caucus was held, which resulted
in the nomination OF George A. Halsey OF Newark,
Halsey accepted and in view OF the bitter quarrel
between the old and the young democracy his elcc-
ton is certain. Orestes Cleveland s the nominee Of
the old lint-lock musket democracy, aud 4Enoas
Fitzpatrick, Of the young democracy, whose motto
Is the e-gun. The contest In this district Will
be very exciting.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER IS, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Nebraska Br), Guard, Liverpool Williams
Guon
steamship Siberia sr) Harrison, Liverpool via Queens
town &C q Francklyn.
Steamship Tybee Delaney, st DomngospoGord, Tleston
steamship Castle, Greene, Havana-Atautic Mail
Steamship Co.
son Fox 4 Co.
steamship South Carolina, Adkins CharlesonH Nor.
gan Co.
Steamship Louisa Moore. Salyear, Newbern NC-Murray
Ferris Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk, CITY Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Stearnship Co.
Steamship Regulator, Brooks, Philadelphia -Loriard
Steamship Co.
Steamship Dirso. johnson. Porland--J r Ames
steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston--W p CLYDE
Ship odessa, Qualey, Bremen-Boyd Hncken.
Bark Specdwcll. Patten, Gibraltar-P Bayland h Co.
Bark N f Corning (Br) Roach, Trieste-Boyd Hncken
Bark Golden Fleece Orb Rhodes, Barbados-Fy Trow
BRIDGES Sons.
Bark Abbic Thomas (Br), Robbins st John, NB-Boyd
HIncken
Bark Z Jayne, Hughes, Mobfe-J d Hurlburt Sons
Brig Aerole (Br), Mcdonald, Odessa-Geo II Brewer.
Brig Hannah Hicks fBr. Hicks, Gibraitar-G woolsey
Co
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: Political Notes ard Comments.

The democracy Of West Virginia opened the cam
palgn at Wheeling on Wednesdayinight The meeting
was addressed by j. j. Davis, candidate for Con-
gress.
Ignatius Donnelly has consented to run for Con-
gress In the st. Paul (Minnesota) district free
trade PLATFORM provided the democrats make no
nomination.
At the recent election In Vermont In six towns
not single democratic vote was cast
In the Second Congressional district of Tennessee
by the republicans.
The republican ticket for Congressman In Mary
land is now complete, as follows:-First district,
Henry r. Torbett, of Cecil Second VIM. M. Marine,
of Baltimore; Third, Ii. S. Matthew'S of Batimore;
Fourth, John +. Smith, Of Carroll; Fifth James A.
Gary, OF Howard.
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NEW YORK HERAID FRIDAY SEPTEMBER ls

Brig O r Clarv, Gould. Tarragona-f Hodge
Bri. Julia Kelly (Erh Knight Fupi hal 1Aadelra\-Mier
Houghton.
Brig iiern, Neai, Barbados.
Brir A bradshaw, Chase. Mata,xas-J Ward Co.
Bri. Osprey Orr, Taylor, st Jago-R Currie-
Brig Louisa Br, Irahami 81 Johns, NF-Geo hrewcr
Brig Hummng Bird Orb Stephens Hantsport-J + Whit
brig Memphis tBr, Macomber, Windsor, Ns-J Whitney
Sch, Hortensa, Norton, Dcmerara-Miller Hourhton.
Tchr keiron (Br Pes WINDSOR, NS-Cranoaii' nir'ouA
&Co. .,ur,.
echr r Mason Gibson, Beaufort, NC-Tnomns, holmes
Co
Schr Lily Calhoun Baltimore
RcIr Pointer, Mills Providence-H W jackson co.
Scbr Brainarl, Brooks Hartford Ferguson WOOD
Rchr George Warrington, Peck, Stamford.
Steamer Black Diamond Merealtn, Wilmington Del
Steamer G Comsock, Drake Phladclphia- :,
Steimer Novelty Shaw, philadelphia.
Steamer Ann E.iza Richards PhiadelphiA
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on the day Of election with the knlfc ana the re-
yolvcr II necessary. They intended TO show 70 all
the Dations Of the world that nothing should 70
publicly olerated here but what was free and pure
as regarded the elet tons OF our representatives.
motion was made and seconded that the COM
mittee should meet every FRIDAY evening at That
place at eight O'Clock, and the meeting was ad-
ournea till next Friday, when the President stated
he expects OF the first soldiers Of The country
TO be present to address them.
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Tennessee Democracy.

NASHVILLE, Sept IA, 1871.
The Conservative and Democratic Convention met
at the Capitol yesterday. w. A. Quailes was elected
President. John c. Brown was nominated for Gov
error. The platform was adopted declaring that all
Southern States should be restored to their rights
under the federal constitution that disabilities OF
all citizens should be removed denouncng the pre-
sent tariff and substitute proposed by the Committee
OF Ways and Means declaring the system Oh inter-
nal revenue oppressive and demanding reform; de-
nouncug the pronigacY OF the present administra.
ton; declaring law TO enforce the III
teenth amendment unconstitutional and urges
It's repeal; demanding tax on all federal bonds;
opposing national banks and proposing repeal or
the law creating them and the substitution OF Tfea-
snry notes; sympanlzing with all people struggling
iOr self-government denouncing party IN power
for reducing to state OF vassalage the federal gov
ernment declaring the policy OF The present admin
istraIon subversve OF State rights, an INVASION OF
federal constitution, and unless repudiated would
result III the destruction OF republican liberty
thanking the democrats or the North for supporting
these principles and pledging the democracy OF Ten.
ncssee to unite with them in maintaining the rights
Of the government. The Convention was largely at
tended and the proceedings harmonious.
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Georgia PeIi;ics.

ATLANTA, Sept Is, 1870.
General Colqultt, President Of the State Demo-
cratic Convention mas issued call for meeting Of
the Executive Committee at Macon, on the 9th, to
elect chairman in place of Mr.. Stephens.
The Republican Executive Committee to-day
passed resolution calling convention IN each
Congressional district the 9Th OF October to ap.
point members to the state Executive Committee,
who meet in Atlanta October Is. They urge repub-
licans tc organize forthwith and nomin tie candl
who recommend the passage OF the law changing
the election the week before Christmas, which Is
approved by Attorney General Akerman. II the law
Is passed the election will occur on the Sth OF
November, the day named in the constitution.
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Rcnublicau Political Movements.

The republicans Of the Second Assembly district
last night organized Woodford and Kaufman Cam
paign Club with the following ofljcers:-President,
Henry G. LeasG; First Vice President. Gustave
Byerly: Second Vice President, John Sullivan; Re.
cording Secretary, Joseph Fiood Corresponding
Secretary. Theodore WIiams Treasurer, DR.. Au-
gust WonlfOrth; Central Committee Mamie Fried
s,n Joseph Breck and Patrick Mack. Resolutions
were adopted eulogzing the republican nominees
for State Offices.
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.

Wcstchestcr Democratic Convention.
The democrats OF the First Assembly district OF
Westchester county held convention at FOrdnam
yesterday. for the purpose Of electng delegate to
the approaching Stare Convention to be held at
Rochester on the 2lst inst Considerable noisy dis
pute was occasoned by the presence of two delega-
tiOns from the town oil West Farms ana q like num-
bcr from Morrisania; the question as to which dele
cation should be admitted being finally decided by
q vote OF the Convention BalOtlng for delegates
then commenced, resulting In Frederick GrOtc, OF
West Farms receiving twenty-five votes and william
Caudwell OF Morrisania, nine; whercupOn the
election Of the former was made unanimous.
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PoLITIc GAL.
CITY POLITICS.

AIcelln6 Of the Tammany General Committee.
The General Committee OF Tammany Hall assem-
bed last evening in Bryant's portion OF the Tam
many building to make arrangements for holding
the primary elections for delegates to convention
to choose representatives FOR the State nominating
convention to be held on Wednesday next at Roch-
ester Tne ha was filed with the political lights,
great and small, from all portions Of the city. VINO
discussed the chances OF the respective Office
seekers. Shortly before eight O'Clock Commissioner
Tweed appeared on the stage ana was heariy y ap-
plauded. He proceeded without loss OF time 10 state
In his peculiar brisk and business-like manner tie
reason for calling the meeting, presented To the
secretary, Mr.. Hltchnau, a.report from the Com
mittee on Organization and series OF the or.
binary resolutions. These were unanimously
adopted, alter which President Tweed an.
nouEced that arrangements had been made
for special train 10 leave on Tuesday morn
ing. at eight O'Clock. and that those wishing 10
accompany the delegates should notify the Com.
mittee OF Arran9ements through the chairmen OF
the ward committees. Tue list Of polling places ana
names OF inspectors IN the various wards Tor the
primaries to be held on saturday evening was pre-.
pared and adopted, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
The list OF polling places and names OF inspectors
will be found IN the advertising columns.
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Democratic General Committee met last night
when the delegates elected to the Assembly Con-
venti0ns on Wednesday night were unanimously
endorsed BY tho Committee The presidents OF the
various ward associations were present AMI re.
ported their organic ATOMS In good working ORDER
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SERIOUS Bull LO,nG ACCilEaI.

Yesterday afternoon while working on WOODS
building in Lafayette place, Bernard Cummisky,
living IN Thirty seventh street, near First avenue,
iell Into the cellar aud sustained serlnus inurj"s
ne was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
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Maryland Democratic Nominations.

BALTIMORE, SEPT. I5, $50.
At the Democratic Convention to-day Stevenson
Archer and Thomas Swami were renomlnated for Con-
gress in the Second and Third DISTRICTS respectively
In the Fourth district Captain John Richie Of Fred
erck City, was nominated.
The Convention Of the Fifth district after thirty
eight baotings, adjourned to meet In this city to-
morrow.
The First district, Eastern Shore, has not been
heard from.
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Cer,,au poli,icnl DIoycmcn.s.

The German democrats OF the Tenth ward met
last evening and passed resolutions recommending
John t. Holman for Governor, and appointed Dr..
Berkmaun, captain Rommel, Samuel stern. NJ.
Schonneller and Ernest Berkmann as delegates 10
attend the Rochester Convention TO try ana secure
his nomination.
AT q meeting last evening or the German demo-
Gratis Of the Eleventh ward resolutions were adopted
recommending the nominations OF john I. Holman
for Governor, Charles u. Loew for County CLERK,
q. o. Hall for Mayor and Judge l.. }. Shandley Tor
Sheriff.
The German Democratic Ward Committee in the
First ward last night passed resolctons endorsing
the following candidates s:-GOvernor, John T. Hoff-
man; Mayor, A. OakeJ Hall; Sheriff, M. I. Brennan,
ana County Clerk, Charles L. Loew.
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shipping Notes.

correspondent writes to the HERALD to know why We
call Messrs williams Guion's line Of Liverpool and New
York steamships British line, whcn as he ASSERTS 1t
American lne2 The ships all built IN Great Britain
aud hail from Liverpool and consequently 1t IL much
Rrtish line ~ 10 the Inmsn or the Cunsrd.
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Illinois Democratic State Convention.

CHICAGO, Sept Is, 1870.
The Illinois State Convention met at Springfield
yesterday John Dewent presiding. The following
nominations were made:-For Congressman OF
large, w. B. Anderson, Of Jefferson; for State Trea
surer, Charles Rdgely, OF Springfield; for Superin-
tendenJ OF Pubic Institutes, Charles FurZe, OF
Peoria; for Penitentiary Commissioners, f. L. Sher-
man, OF chicago, and Thomas Redmond, of Quincy.
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BELOW.

Bark Trait d'Union (Hai), Ballow from Mragoane (by
pilot boat Edmund briggs. No ~.
Schr Renion from st Thomas
Schr Jason, Miller, from Port au Platt
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SAILED.

Steamships Siberia Lverpool; Tybee, 81 Domingo City.
&C. Moro Uostle Havana Livingston. Savannah; south
Carolina, Charleston; Saratoga, Richmond &c.
Wind at sunset s. fresh.
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irish Republican Central Club.

irish Republican Central Club.
The Irish Republican Central Club met last evening
ut Masonic Hall, East Thirteenth street, Thomas J.
Kelly presiding, and Robert Grove secretary.
The officers and Executive Committee of the club
were appointed committee to make arrangements
for the mass meeting OF Irish republicans to be ned
on Monday week next at Cooper Institute, at which
Horace Greeley and General WOodford will speak
for the first time this campaign.
IL was resolved that the Executive Committee
shall meet on Tuesday evening next to make some
necessary arrangements Tor the mass meeting.
The officers OF the meeting were appointed COM
mittee to draft resolutions endorsing WOOdiord Tor
Governor.
Considerable debate ensued upon motion that
representative from each Assembly district club be
added TO the committee of arrangements for the
mass meeting the motion to that effect finally pre-.
yaiiing.
During the debate upon the above motion Mr..
MURPHY made a spirited address, urging unanimity
among Irish republicans during the coming CAM
lie was followed by Mr.. HUGH COLEMAN, of the
Twenty-lrst ward, who denounced Governor HOlf-
man in unmeasured terms. He felt sure that IN
every ward Of the city there would be hundreds OF
honest men who would oppose Hoffnan's re-eec-
than for his refusal to acce1e to requests made
to him by those who had been his best friends IN
hard fought fights and Tor his contempt even for
those removed by their spiritual avocations when
they asked him for favor. He hlmseli III stump
ing his district during the approaching contest
would take caro- to let the people know all about
this and he hoped every member of the Central
Club would do likewise.
Mir. ROBERT GROVE spoke next and reviewed in
bitter terms the position OF the democratic leaders
toward rishmen. and alluded 10 The fact that during
our late war, when General Woodford was serving
in the army, Governor Hoffman attending to The
political machine at home. lie also spoke OF the
spreading 0: republican principles among the irish
population ana wouni up by pr0phesylng ultimate
victory Tor the republican party.
Captain OSHEA also addressed the meeting IN
few words, which he was pleased TO consider as
diamonds" and promised Co make his voice beard
on the stump in the coming canvass. He did not
believe that that lfshnau VINO was not republican
TO the backbone was worthy OF the name oil Irish.
After referring 10 the Executive Committee the
names OF lew delegations presented for admission
to the Central Club the meeting adjourned, giving
three cheers Tor lhe republican tlCkel.
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<.eucraI 1Ic1Iuhou for Senator.

The General NJ. T. McNIahon Club No. 1, of the
Fifth ward, held a well-attended and enthusiastic
meeting last evening, at 1T Duane street, MIR.
Charles Cunningham presiding. Addresses were
delivered In advocacy OF General McMahOn's claims
for Senator for the Fourth district, and resolutions
were passed expressive Of their determination to
work INCREASINGLY and use every honorable means to
insure his triumphant return at the next election.
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New Democracy primuries,

The New Democracy formerly known as the
Young Democracy assembled at the appointed
hours Of seven and nine last evening, sand elected
one delegate from each election district in the ro-
spectlye wards to meet in convention at Apollo Hall
saturday ftO-morruw) Q, ening, at eight O'Clock,
select one delegate from each Assembly district
in the city 10 represent the party at the Democratic
State Convcntion which meets in Rochester on the
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gERDlc PARK RACES.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Sept. Is, 1870.
Tie first race for running horses, halr mile, two
in three, was won by Florence, beating No Name.
Time 81 and 57j5.
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SHIPPIET G. N e w S.
Almanac for New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Destination.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.