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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-24

I a word of4tih5ntss 80 tsldon spoken
in vain. i Is Rei which. ieRen When
dtoppea by ehsuee Spilaes ap sapli'
ipl hoHyr,
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late residence No os4 Hudson street this saturday,
afternoon, ut one O'clock
PErERs comedian aged Is Years ana months Il;
Inc Mn0al VIII take place from 81. Marks church,
on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock. Friends and
without further notice.
RIcx.-Un Wednesday, November 2, Mrs. SARAH
The isnds q the family ars requested TO attend
tne lunorai from her late residence $50 West Forty
SIKH street. on sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
WIDOW OF Abraham b. Rich, In the 74th year or her
funeral, nom her late residence l66 Broome street.
on sunday afternoon, at half past one O'clock.
c S,,nfSos.-in TINS CITY, on Friday, November 4,
Oap.an JOHN SIMPSON, Ia the I'D year OF his age.
SAiIH.-On Thursday morning, November j, al
rors washington. N.Y. Lucy EIlIoTr beloved wre
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend the
funeral services ut her late residence at Fort WASH
ington this Saturday AFTERNOON at hafpast three
tne three O'Clock tram from Thrtieth street at Fort
washington station. The remains will be removed
SMITH.-On Wednesday morning, November q at
his residence, Ne. $50 Hamilton avenue, Broosyn
WALTER J. Smith, aged SO years.
70 attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon ut
half past two O'Clock. =
sPEAR.-At Williamsburg. L. l., on Friday, Novem-
Der 4, FREDERICK II. SPEAR, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from hts late residence No 90
Fith street, near South Third, on Monday morning,
srEERs.-On Thursday, November g. PETER VIII
SON, only son OF Henry v. and Margaret q. steers,
The funeral services viii take place on sunday,
a. lne residence OF his parents fremont. Burial on
vooRHEEs-On Friday. November 4. NICHOLAS ].
VOORHEES,, aged so years.
Funeral services win take place at the residence
oi MS aunt. MIS- Sarah A. Lindsay, No. 1863 LeXing
ton avenue, corner Of Thiriieth street, on Monday
noon, at twelve O'Clock. WISE
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POLITICAL.
TNEMOCRATS.

nSs,,.. g.. Arc AEoUsEi THE PRICE OF YOUR
card Ia 'Ss spd. and
ssnsfr 0t sas,es who Gene
"a Inc snsrs q Go ,ne moans psmocraey
n. nsasauar;es Apollo Hail. Tuesday November in
provides tia. %eea 81 the he s eomms:
n 81 hea On s ssI1 lssda after sss
mtsee exAldernan Walsh, the Fourth ward and was
rule he Tie Sa. SsS ~
%ssas the Isl inst. Which iSd0p ss to perso ss
Bnmen,hal undertakes to unauthorized n Ibis In
ghi undertakes sell The dem ss vote Z the the
n n o. rspqpsan IN Or
e the city treasury up .ss sSoadss.
sSaa Be 10 sa ssS ss s ia s
themselves y be cheated democratic State ticket sa
aa ~ s ssas ssao o. the Young Democracy who
prnspS ssTsy eatsds q The
Murphy head We na 10 fsgs With w sss com
h. s nS liz 20 ss p
iasy belonged tor rich army contracts no had better
since e has pretended 10 retire from rammaSy Ha WIKI
ed Ss hs Ssa against Ia
navs up @ aa ~ was doing something woadera
h ,a up s =, rem Na
%ce l o s Gsom mone The General
place % %.s so mSss 'Sfs
sa ssss s sss.:.
County Convention by notorious attorney OF the radical
Excise Board md other radical commissions vx.tieorga
whcn be has er snsssa from me public
these asseve YOU himSe Ies sna:
bogus ticket into irwin. to make you baeye
1t - genuine democratic State ticket
AL The business transacted by tae Genera, Comm.cc Of
resolution 10 favor OF supporting john Hon
entire democratic State ticket and the reputation OF any
oaksmh. the trader The members OF committees
deemed this necessary, had been boosted by leading
Grant radicals that Ledryih B)nnenthni Barrett and Cin
to had agreed to print Woodfod and the radical state
their ballot that the Radical
had agreed IN consideration Of the action conbue the
sum OF $4,000 towards the expenses Of the Iedwh
ton law OF The last Legislature, TIE
printed the ballot Mayor and city
only necessary refer remarks OF George Bliss
N the Radical General Committee meeting, Thursday
nightilast as reported IN the New YORK sun ~
"Mr Bliss moved that In tne opinion
the best Interests OF the republican party would be promoted
by republicans voting tor the county ticket headed Nv the
name OF Thomas a. Lcdwih In this connection he would
their repudiacd action of Nc ssrs Spi-
noa, Dunphy 4 Co. last night
their signatures, repudiacd Young
mocracy General Conm,tee what hayo they repndaied?
Al that committee dld was 10 endorse John n Holman
the democratic slate ticket and TO deaonce the coalition
with Wooiford and Grant and bis naturalization laws spies
Messrs Ledlh Blunenthal aud Co have over tbryr own
signatures pronounced favor OF woodford and Grant
They have loft the Young Democracy the Young Dem
ccracy repudine their action aud place tic ranks
" the radicals, whore they belong.
Lot Mr. Blunonba call meeting Of the General Commit
tee he dare We AJAX him to do II and win expel both
him and his associates Rs traitors 10 the cause.
In closing not be out of place the inquiry
When the aO0 gold Is paid over to these Bcne
dict Arnolds OF tho organization how mitch of the will
md It's way into the pockets OF Bunental aud old jumbo
Nov 4, 1870 PETER MCKNIGHT.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
FRIDAY, Nov. 4--6 z. N.

FRIDAY, Nov. IS =. NJ.
BrEswAx was dull, but unchanged. The business
confined to small cte a. prices within the of Bike
sac for Western and Southern prime lots Of the latter
were ohtanaole at 32c.
Cocoa was dull and prices entirely nominal at &C.
9sc, gold, for Gunyaquii bond 26c &c.. do
caibo- do We heard OF of consequences.
coRpAaE steady at former prices, viz. manila,
2oGc 2}sc sisa rope. l?c Russia bolt do. &c., Rus
sa tarred, 1jc.; American DO, l5c.
tkMEsr kosenaalo was In fair request and prices
steady at I'll ~
corroS.rhc market for lots the spot opened fairly
active pnd firm at advance OF ac. &c. but closed
quiet though tr TT prices about &c. above those current
al the close yesterday The again large
portegs being the principal The s65
bales, OF which 294 for $40 spinning y6
speculation, and 100 In trns Included ia above
gales 0o3 bales For forward delivery the
ae gas fairy active and &C. higher closing quiet however
al the Improvement The sales 43U bales Oasis
mniaGaI9s, G no N9gember, at isks 10 ll.isc.
r At 1915 q 4 ieSc closing at ishc so do ter Feb
@ DO ( O. O. savannah a. 70 and date yesterday 800
ding, for do, al Ike. TOO do, for December,
- &C.,; aUo o. p Savannah private terms 400 o. b.
Mobile part at i5s and 2DJ f. b. Charleston, at I6c.
The closing prices for lots on the spot follows
Imam E1Ifi
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REMARKABLE RECOVERY OF LOST JEwELs.-A few
dass since wealthy lady, then residing on Beacon,
beloW Charles street. changed her d0mlcile TO an
elegant heuse on Marlboro street. She did not
goods ana chates, ana, as the sequel will STOW
careessy left some OF her moss valuable articles In
her old quarters, Which the owner placed Ia charge
OF an Old and faithful female domestic. Matters
rested quietly until Tuesday when the lady appeared
at the once OF The Chief OF Police, and stated that
casHet containing gold watch, diamond ana pearl
pins and brooches and other je1ery the value OF
move with her other enects bur which abe careiessy
let IN an old bureau drawer had been stolen, thu
drawer having been forced open. Tho lady was
apparently IN much tribuaton on account OF her
loss, anu repeated TO The CHIEF the assertion that she
really Thought she put her lewes IN her trunk with
other things until last night, when she looked for
ana wished to wear them, but they could not be
word to get them back aud have the thief punished.
detectives Dearborn and Shelton were detailed to
loon alter the matter, and gaining admission to the
nou 20 Oh Beacon street, they found the CID bureau
with The drawers forced aud some oil the vcneerng
stripped on, as the lady had represented. They then
found the old domestic III whose charge the keys OF
the mousse had been lett by the owner and she denied
asserting that t was all right day two ago. and
on learning tile object or the Ollcers sne nnOcenty
replied that she looked In the drawers, and seeing
the little box there she carried IL up into the attic
and hid II for SAFE keeping. The officers accom-
panied the woman to the attic and found the casket
and contents all safe The theory Is that ai,cr the
removal OF the casket by the housekee some per-
the drawers OF the bureau In search OF plumber. The
owner OF the jewery was highly graliied OF
gaining possession OF the property.-Boston Jour-
nal, NOE. 2.
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7, NOVEMBER s, 1870 TRIPLE SHEET.

IT. Uo r. d1,l No mixed NO o.s Advsncus
dull 4 Ta Sghw99 irm aud steady Il sse, IRON bound
H.: R Rsss d S: !. s:T sss ga
shssssdI q % "a Lake isiss.. uashsnssd Rscslps
$50 Sas.es osts 800 bushsl, 10, 5000 bushels barley
barley, 100 hogs.
LoytsvfLLs, Nov. 4 lsao.
Tobaocossles Of q hhds at ~ % Tor trash 70 com
mon ugs y6 - EU for good ugs; @8 9le % low
20 ans leaf Basging active Hemp no. Flax, zsc. Cot
y SAVANNAH, Nov. 4, le7c.
Cotton In good demand and prices have advanced Mid
dngs l6c sales 2,uu0 bales Net receipts, B706 bales
Ea ers y "a Grss. B.n go Salss Ssles
exports 70 Great Srain 6si3 baes coastws:, 1857 bass
sales OF the week. TO- W. bales.
Cotton very active and excited; accurate uotaons can
not pe given midJlngs, kc. Sales $500 bal0e Net
Ssipt 480 bales; coaswise 7l7 bs,estoA 5bS7 bales.
Exports TO Great Britain bales to the Continent
6ale 70 Bemen coaswise y5 verg Cruz Rtock,
49, S.ss Ne. receipts 81 The week. ssos bales: coast
Britain bales 10 Cork sbSS bales to tho Continent,
week, 10000 bales. = '-7a
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

QswEGo N. v, Nov. A. 1870.
-Four in good demand and market steady. Sales q 10Y
bbls. s No Isprng SO q for amber winter " q
for white, rs for double Wheat quiet sales " car
lots No. Milwaukee club at u 49, No red wabash held At
FL 49, CORN rm but dull Sales 1000 bushels a. &c OATS
bushels prime mp lake Canada at 81 and 10000 buhcs Bay
Quinte at 81 49, afoat. Rye and peas nominal Corn meal
Iii rs for boted 81 is for unbolted per cwt MIL feed In fair
demands shorts, Ss; shiprtus ". pig; misdhss wv
1913 per ton Highwines 63c. Canal frcighta lower on
grain and higher on IumherBarey, skclto New York; to
hold In boat 10 Albany To-; lumber ~ TO the Hudson
Railroad freghsFlour to Boston, &c. to New York, ac
70 Albany 4s grain and min feed TO Boston, 80 to Ncw
York. "a S0 TO Albany "a 80 ton. Lake Imports
bushels wheat $4,000 bushes barley and o 00 feet lumber
Canal 700 bushss wheat H0o0 bushels bariev
and 90, 900 feet lumber .
CHICAGO, Nov. a. 1870
Exchange unchanged Flour dull shade lower; extra
spring. ~ len - Co. Wheat irregular and lower; No.
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WAS more active part for speculation. and rices
sa.'9 ass fs : K 6; = .
sn .ns a 20 q g es fs FOR c1Sss " = sOr
i % for srns ios stste slls ST u winter
State dgih Rye and barley malt were dun and prices
qm Corn Wsssr ess, fs ass Of e.
srn,er a quiet saes 4oog Bushels a. 54c SOC for
so bushels a, s5c for tworowed State and 81 is
rshiellqs The make. for all articles quiet tho
Wis scarce and wanted III former figures The closing
G e g "n e p w,ss 81 By sa ant
only qoae5a ,,s9sn vessels Of ~ hinds were
iss,poo cotton ad bushels vsa. q.
vii - i a at aud as s pss, ass Cotton = bushels a
20 s Swe TO 5 so s sR s od a. 70 "a
Nor, German vessel from PhlIaaegha 70 bremen, with
s from P !, y 2 WIZ
Al J5c1 bark, with s4o0 bbs petroleum. to Gibraltar
2s s o a soah ,1 eide s "sn ,na also
ps4 A. sry n son I, Dqre 70 New YORK with tim
with ship @
sn,sa via oa brig from sisy e New York with fruit
were nrmer and higher. Sales reported Of $500 qun
and @ Tor z eranq Bank NIX 1i s sissss .!
I'll 30 for No. do and $40 for No do There was fair
business transacted IN smoked herring the sales or which
amoanted 70 about lp0V boxes ut auc scaled and 2c
for No Herring In bDs moderately dealt In sales
500 bb at ~ By Tor split and 80 80 So 50 for round
GvNHirs.--Thc business ur.Impcrant; the demand
conned 20 small ots from hands
Prices OF wholesale lots heavy nominal
2se. go Tor cloth, and loc. nc. for bags.
moment Manila quoted ISc lclc., gold jue
a6c co.; sisal Ike do.. and Tapco, 7Sc do. In bond,
with holders generally anxious 10 realize at these prices
Boia-The market WAS without particular change Prime
and toe grades were steadY nj the prices previously
rent with smal supply and moderate deDan waie the
demand and heavy though notably lower Prices ranged
from lv 70 ec for common to choice lots with small sales
HAYwh only moderate receipts and air demand tho
for almost ali Kinas. We uos:-Shipping ST 10 ST Ii;
do. DO, stc. Soc. " = "
market Scotch pig was very Quiet, owing to
thn OF the stock and the mness OF holders The
sock o. fgnton Glengarnock Garherre is about ex.
hanstei. and prices for these were entirely nomi-
nai s.es We're made OF 50 tons Gartsherre at
No and D TO- Snmeree at $23 which were mostly rcsod
Ssh AiIcrcan was duh and heavy, though prices were
no. no. a19soy owcr we quo,e :; 32 and No. $751;
hut unchanscd 10 yaluc Engsh quoted at 67 SG9
gold, ana American SO g7I currency or Rssi shcrt
sold private terms. 80 - r~s~-"~
tive the demand being good especially from
who nave bought within the DAYS Large oua
OF unreasonable lots for future wants ffces
for light and good damaged, which In comparavciy
light supply while heavy and common OF middle Bucnos
Aycs were weak a. our Inside quotations. For choice lots fun
rather heavy Rough slow Of there pcins
dcnsnd aud prices were lower We append The crs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET
"a .es - fN8- WALL STREET l Z.
FRIDAY. Nov. 4-6 p. MI
On ,chauss to-day wheat was active ana higher.
mo cotton market was strong, In sympathy with an

-
FRIDAY. Nov. 4-6 p. M.
dn ,ohauge to-day wheat was active ana hirher
mo cotton market was strong, In sympathy with an
ADVANCE 1t Liverpool
GOLD wEAK-110H A no.
me gold market was again the scene Of considera.
bio excitement, the present situation or the pre-.
MUM attracting SO much outside attention that
Pho gallery Of the Gold Room IL daily thronged with
Pscple watching the proceedings in the board.
Hold q present prices Is novelty which very natu.
ealy arrests the interest Of the public In general for
mcrs than eight years has elapsed since 1t was
PurTens at the same figures. On the btn oil
puv, 1862 It closed at 1907. On the 18th
pf July tho Same year 1.-THE intervening eth was sun.
pa1 Il opened at 1l0 and from that point ran up to
30 some assert ao0 Alter the rebellion IL dropped
20 IN Due the gold conspiracy OF 1863 carried 1t to
foA From this 1t gradually receded to lloJ<-the
Auoeatton on the otn OF March last, Next came the
Rranco-Prussian war, which sent il to l23H. with
ene victory OF the Prussians at Woertn 1t began to
fau To-day 1t sold At ITO. What financial sage will
penetrate the veil OF the future ana tell us its next
paiting placer To trace les course more definitely
kodsy 1t opened weak under the con-
rmstton Of The news Of an armlsticc
ia Europe, and fell to 10, bur here
khe short interest, which Is like tho India. rubber
ptr1ng on the toy known as tho return ball,n ex-
krsed the same retractile influence, ana drew the
price back to l10, the effort to buy for the purpose
pr cosing speculative contracts inducing an unnatu-
raj competition for gold. which maintained the
price 10 this attitude to the close OF business this
Pvening The course OF the market is shown III the
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NUFFhE.~-iHe market Tor no was quiet, the demand
being light, aud we heard OF Sales but holders
In their views In OF the smaness OF
ST. Domingo was in sone demand and 400 cold
At or arou Sac, GOLD, bond 1000 bags were shipped
oih hrs banda Lagtayra Maracaibo, &C.. quiet blu.
IONS. ~ nv apreau nhe curse. quo ga
i5aic GOOD do, ltc. TIC; prime DO. Tic. IKE
mss .ge &c sinearose grass mats, lsc lsc Cey
karacnibo, ibc.
lsc Jamaica 14c Ice; ST. Domingo tgold in bond
e@e &C. Ceara, 6c l.e Costa Ricn, itec lsc Ma
mar oc. lc Mexican l5c. &c., anie, l52c. loc
I'll gold, uuy paid.
fLoan vi GnAIyRecepss 1scss bhs flour, 200 do.
So bags corn meal 70 zoo bushels wheat 400 do f54
do or's 9o2 do barley Tue very
ut au,tatons.
Soot crn -four cu Lat unchanged Sales 900 bbs.
quiei but steHdy. bble.
hut fol full lrr 4 - - -
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no THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY or
NEW YORK
We the undersigned citizens of New York. wishou. de.
party, would hereby earnestly recommend eur
fellow citizen Mr. CHARLES r. LoEw to your favorsby,
consideration for the Office Of County Clerk
The long needed reform which he introduced and es.ab.
shed in the Office In question, with hi. acknowledges
ability, honesty and integrity and his well known business
habits ernnesty qualify him discharge the duties OF the
faithful and acceptable manner at once salts.
factory to the legal profession community alares
VITA sincere desire our local public oaces MED
with our best men we earnestly entrest our fellow cd
to disregard party and by their votes
and influence unite with u, in reeectins Mr. Losw 10 de
oce Of County Clerk the sth day Of November inst,
John Ens'is, President Eleventh Ward Bank.
DC. Hay. President UAon Bank.
"A. Palmer, President Broadway Bank
John Davidson, President Manufacturers and Buidcf
Andrew Mills, President Dry Dock Savings Bank
Sesn rs Saspsy Ssn.l s Ess %os ss
4:sa Ss EsssS s Iron N ws
Geo ". qain,ard President New York ana charlsasea
S' Hea@y ds SS% l co 50 wan street.
George Law, $50 Filth avenue. - s.s.sr.s
Peter Moler, ?6 Wall street.
Henry r. Morgan Co., 20 Broadway. oE
Edward Horke 4 Co ~ Barclay street. .~9~
Andrew Carriaan, 81 Fifth avenue. +" M Nft'ark
william John 0'Bricn, 81 Wall street. ~
James e. Morris & Co.. $50 Chambers street.
william Molcr 4 Sons, ~ Wall street 4a
White, Morris Co. 20 Wall street. lesess.s "a
William Seymour Jr. West Twenty ninth street.
Moller, SicTck, Henk on 4 Co, ia Water strsst.
Edey, Turnurc L CO., los Water street.
Simon Dcvisscr, 70 Exchange place. ~ *
Loyal :. Pond, "a Wall street. ~
Youngs 4 Co., Al South street..
john n. smiths Son 1 Co., is9 Broad atres1 i
Molicrs Martens, u Wsl street.
john Riley, 81 Wal street.
j. NJ. Koehlcr. rirst avenue ana Thirtiesh ssxssa
Cyrus CLARK, lbl Broadway. Fss5~ .Ft
81 George H. BrOadhead, II broad street.
Joseph q Brcn, "a Wall street.
William H. Guion, s. Wall street.
George H. Fanshawe, No . Nassau street.
H. A. bostwick. n Wall atreet.
John A. Packer, 81 Nicholas Hotel.
= Lockwood Co., - broadway.
Wesicy smith, b 81, Marks place. A
g. Molier. 81 WaA street. y .,~...s.., =
August Belmont, 80 Wall street.
NEW Yosx. Nov I. tR70
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday evening, No
vember s. ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents by
Rev. DR.. Hall, CYRUS IL. CHATFIELD TO NARY eldest
daughter OF ID. Ill. Gould all Of Brooklyn.
kEAvEs-BAcHE.--in Brooklyn, on Wednesday.
November q at the res dence OF the BRIDES PARENTS
by the Rev. Dr. Galaudet, HENRY d. REAvEs TO
KATE W. daughter OF Dr. d. II. Bachc.
TAYLoR-McCARTnY.-on Thursday, November 8,
Sabine, CHARLES A. TAYLOR TO M. EMMA, daughter
olthe late g. II. Mccarthy, OF this city. No cards.
VANDERBILT-SPOFFORD.- the Reformed
Church, Flat6ush, on Thursday. November 3, by
Rev. .. l.. Wells, LEFFERTs VANDERBILT 10 CHAR
LorIE y. SPOFFoRD daughter OF the late q. N. Spot
ford, Esq.
WEED0N--SraNER.-0nT Thursday, November 8. at
50. Peters Episcopal church. Twentieth street. New
YORK, by the Rev. A. b. Beach, WALTER JOHN WEI
DON, OF Hanwell Middlesex, England, TO ELIZA
BETH second daughter Of the late john Sumner, OF
CaInDridgeshie, England.
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quOte.-
g gss: s;,i iss... ess's -
Common isaf .::::.:....:: ises &c sss
Medium leat. ........." =. sMca gac lVc. aI9Mc.
Good leaf........" ........ SHc. ANY He a!IHc.
se Hs sise lie i i:}ss
Connecticut and Ma..achusc,t. a!'ers .. i5c alse.
Connecticut and Massachusetts binders and =
Connecticut and wfappe lots e sae &C.
Connection. and Massachusetts nne wrappers 4c a,e
New York State average Ice. 90.
ssSn sSEa sss; ana oRIo filters s
Average isc. PFC
HAVANA odd sc s1c currency sood
s5c. 95c., do fine, 97lsc 81 O716, do.
IS DO cav; average i c fs c Sic de- ~ = :
Black work. and medium, in bond Ice 100
sass WORK WORK. g common an and medium
Bright wor good sod d me - Nd. g. q , S:
market for fleece the demand being light and inos, eney
f mso a s s sa To &c s
from present prices which sellers refuge to grant, t,
seD m nss ae e%s "a sw lsg fs sa ssss
B1sss Is r 5sd x ns Sw T " s. , e
current The demand SIN PRINCIPALLY FOR extra the sass
wool being confined q s s, but
e enS as II
rsmsns n in state Of aus.ads though inquiry
'san =: sesi -
&c., incudna 5000 lbs Ohio NJ 5o;, 1000
and Xxx dc at 6 AZ y.,,.rn Bic, sea go hsavy
state q De- No. ana XXX Ohio par, at 4,sc
iI5OO Michigan at sc. 4spc $4,000 state and western
part al c, 600 unwashe at SOC goo secured Mt
and 5000 black pcae terms; also 1900 lbs pulled a.
estra-3a0O0 lbs Texas. In lots, at 2oc. G$e for
c. for bury to ine free q Durr Or ereirn there
sold 900 lbs Santa 70 e &C. 2sc SO Cape 2. BE
on private terms; IS lbs Mestzn rule nj 6Uc 5000
low do &C., and 5000 Xxx do. do private terms.
Eheepskns were dcmand sales 81 bales unwashed
Buenos Ayres at private price. - 80,
6l bbls. The market was fairly ac-
tive and prices were seady frm. There sod p
mt d 4.
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EoR REPRESENTATIVE

EoR REPRESENTATIVES,
Eighth Congressional district
GEORGE WILKES
M ArrHEw c & SRsfsA aSsoo,.r,ox
under the auspices the above assaeIa:oa WIN be held at
The on sa, ssg sS,, ssys9iP so oesss
The following eminent Speakers positively address the
Mon:A Oakley Hall General Carey Of Ohio Hon Richard
Hon Cor, Hon. Fernando Wood lion John Muiiais
Many sGho
Gerard, yr; Hon samuel qaryin Hon. Masnns Gross
teIlo, Hon. Jerome Buck. = i"S'' 0'''"" - - va"
BY order H. enr.
JAMES j. wYssr Secretary
REeuIAh SiSsess,1 H,, SoSSay,os
rHdsAs Z s ;SIFSRs : .n,yr
z ,.. Chairnan Nominating Convention.
P igaa B. aG GAsTsnsos Secretaries.
TTNIoN REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
y For Member ,l,a, Of LASS, Assembly,
+. vAsaAogs, '0'' MARs ;iiia. 0. aoBEars
SECRETARY. Chairman.
PEGULAR DEMOCRATIC EoNIsAroN--Foa AS.
HI sepnbiy Twenty fr.t district,
WILLIAM MoNALLY. Chairman
RrBBEE RINGS FOR ELECTION BALLOTS TO BE
~ had AZ Al hours AZ the Crystal ia Bowery, Is Sixth
lA' '"AA Irish Democratic Rally.
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Monday evening ~ IN inst. At ~ O'Clock.
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Col J0HS W Ss,s., Secretaries. I ss
RosERr WHITE, Corresponding Secretary.
Union REPUBLICAN, NoMrNATIoN FOR ASSEMBLY,
- Twenty arst District
WILLIAM ]. ROBINSON. Chairman.
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ASHER BARSrrr Secretary
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Reform Association Ward Committee viii meet this even
0'0'1 = No. ~ Eli ToM8s JOYCE President.
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this evening" 7 o'clock 4 s Ess TsR;h 1es
3 k Sans1T, Secretaries
ZU United Republican Nominations.
For School Trustees.
james Turner and George w. Ds cunha
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avenue between Twenty and Twenty Streets
'0' Important 0''n's' ~ JOSEPH LEVY, President
L. sHsSrIRLp, secretary.
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