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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
No. 81 Front street, Portland, Or.

REAL ESTA in this CITY and E-AST
PORTLAND, in The most desirable foeali-
ties consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS,
and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable I'M
cultivated LAMBS, located i'll ALL parts of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE. and other property,
purchased for correspondents, in this CITY
and throughout the STATE and IEKRI-
TORIES, with great care ana on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES leased. LOANS
NEGOTIATED. and CLAIMS OF ALI. DE
SCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY CDLLECTEB-
and Il general FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BCSIN ESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE. in all the CT
TIES and TOWNS in The STATE, win re-
ceivc descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
ami forward the sams to the above al
dress. 22y3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

T'HIS COMPANY HAVING COMPLIED
i with the laws of Oregon. by making a
deposit Of fifty Thousand dollars, IL now
prepared TO effect Insurance against loss or
damage by fire, and also against marine
terms.
GTSTAyE TOTcHARp, President
CHAs. ID. HAVEN, Secretary.
=. c. INCIDENTALLY, Agent, Albany.
Albany, 1571-ls
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

win sell all goods in my house. for q, sh
or produce on delivery, cheaper than ever
: before offered in this market.
All kinds of repairing done. ON short
notice, and entire satisfaction warranted,
at my stove and tin store.
Nov 1911 JULIUS GRADwOHL.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

ALSO: PREPARED TO TO MILL.
~ work, furnish shaker fans, zi.szag
shakers. suction fans. driving prilieys of
any kind, al our factory on Lyon street ton
the river bank, next below MariShatil's
warehouse. ALTHOCSE & CO.
Albany, Feb. 10, 1S69Al4
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
TIE EXPLOITS OF A uosE-cART.

While Hook and Ladder Company No. 10
Was proceeding to fire in Broadst, yesterday private
George Fair who was riding the side Of the truck
was struck al the Of Broadway and Madenlane'
by the seat Of a passing wagon, thrown TO the ground
and seriously injured internally. He was removed 10
4he Park Hospital by some Of his comrades
In the meantime the remaining members had con-
4Dued on the way 10 the fire. turning from Maiden
lane into Nassaust. the truck became unmanageable
The hind wheels refusing TO obey the er ran across
4he street. and came in contact with sIettlaulp
lanes Ilcanry who held the wheel Of the uller was
dhrOwn against awnngpost, and seriously cut on e
head VIM West, age Is colored Of No. Hanoyerst ST.,
Wa. Knocked down. and had his leg broken B0lh were
taken 10 the Park Hospital James MURPHY IanOItr,
OF No "a Hcnryst was knocked down. hut escaped WIN
III gbt Injuries The show case in 'front.' OF Ahrehs ;
ir store at No 48 Nassaust, was broken ana IN en-
d.aNoriug 10 save the proprietor had his hands Da
cut A. 80 80 NaRs8u--t, the showcase ana 'ehS "eIe
=. 50 smashed. The truck only slightly damaged
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
Hkp9 AND MISHAPS.

There are now 2Sls inmates in the County In5titu-
Lions az Rlalbush, !. l.
Joseph ConnOrs was badly burned last eVoning by
s1pson Of lamp sent TO Bellevue Hospital
Mira BIge of Nc 939 Myrtle-aye.. Brooklyn, died
0iddeny, hsi while riding Of the Broadway
The naked body Of an unknown man. age -, feet
ahes high found ycssy the East River aesf The caharne
Ferry.
The kindling wood factory Of V. y. Totten < Son.
South Eighth and Frstts BTooku, f. D. daige - 900 b.
IRE on Weanesiay niIht
Thomas Jackson, cOlJTed convicted Of voting lie
gals sCTtenosi by Judge Benedict Il. T.
Esstem District Court yesterday to HOHsOnmen in the PenteuiV
for s.T U'ntbs SOD 10 pay costs.
The argument on the order requiring the city of
why holh not be- grautd prD
FULTON Aad
st., will b. heard before the CDgT. NeeA.
Fcrgus Farrell. u keeper in the Kings County
Pentfnar hv JUICE Nctu 10 he Bo)Ju city Court
Yesterday year Imprisonment sing for stemps TO
fay.h Mcs Mn Shelly. at No. y lsmiioo.aIG
WOTBlnen were engaged in altering the gas-iX-
the Of W0Os Tetr Yesterday Nbn
daery line II hlss attached hydnt IN ue
build ng stretched by c Ggecsrees the water
, flames eNtingibe before the a done 'euo1
damage. Tae alrm given out'iie Of the building
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
ASSEMBLY

The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad bill,
amended 30 as to sriko out the clause excmpting the
Company from taxes. was reported and passed
The Governor returned the bill incorporating the Lat
tle Valley Water Works Company without his signature
His chief objection that il authorized private cor
poration to take private property not strictly Tor pupnc
use. The veto was tabled. . . ~. u. -
hin authorizing the Uarbor Master at YORK 10
collect fee Of 81 50 from all canalboats leaving that
harbOr was passed. 80, . r., IL ..tt.o,,or 81
taxes in the County Of Richmond to the 3lst oi May was
passed. ,. 40 ,yo,, yort,
Real Estate ana Banking Company Incorporating me
ST Johns College Brooklyn; requiring the GteenpOt
Ferry to run additional boats Incorporating The Eml
grant House Company, New-iork incorporating lho
Medical University, and establishing dlspen.arli pro
yding for the appointment Of an Auditor or the ouh
OF Kings and prescribing his powers ana duties he'c''
EVENING SESSION.
Bills were passed-PrOyiding for the lmme-
date improvement OF One-hundred and-twenty ithst
New York: exempng the real estate Of the Masonic
Hail and Asylun ss0ciaon from taXatiOn; pr0IdinB
f bo prefryation OF records in the various pubic dc
nartmeits in the County of Kings; amending thh rnht
Ter of the city Of Hudson; Incorporating the ODiato
Missionaries Of the immaculate Conception; hheiils
the charter Of the Utica Orphan Asylum hu'hormnihs ~
fhe ROckaway Beach Railway Company to tA,hu INN INN
track: providing for the improvement OF NsWtUnI NSI
Creek: authorizing the Society of the Shepheru ou
f the Protestant Episcopal Church 10 hind OUT
The House then went into Committee OF tlle Nh"c "
the General Appropriation BILL and after dlscusSon II
was repOrted 70 the House and passed. AOo'uheu'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
BUoYs IN THE HARBoR-NEw PIERS

The Board Of Pilot UOmmsslonels rtport
chat Wednesday, FOR the first time i'll "A years not
single shadpole could be seen from the Narrows to
epuytcn Duyvn Creek. Yesterday. at Vanderbilt land
ing Staten Island four five poles were set III deep
water but these will be removed by the authorities to-
morrow The Lighthouse Board are replacing te buoys
i'm the harbOr, adopting new system, by whlch thc
channel may be identified. The SarbOard side coming
mn the Bay will he marked bv rcdcan buOys, anu tIc
mort side by black spar buOys The secretary oi tne
BOARD afrms that the dedginEs brought up IN the con
structiOn of the granite bukheads at the Battey are
ashes and COAL showing great neglect on t.e part Ol
street Commissioners IN diSpOging OF refuse On tho
west side the city the bulkheads are greatly lHel
red in violation OF the city ordinance which requires
Wests to be kept open 100 feet. Below Canalst theIe
are piles OF merchandise aud buildings nave. Dcen
erected contrary 10 law close to the Dlkhcaus AONe
Canast the wharvcs and street are lneunDeieu WIN
i,rick huie, lumber. and building materials
The Dock Commissioners ordered yesterday piers 10
e built al the foot u Twenty ysXth and Ninety S,'
the cost Of each not 10 exceed $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
uoA q. ~ GOLD HoAx-vAN sIoLEN's


Since the published accounts of the finding
OF Spanish dlubloons the farm Of Abraham Van
6cleD at Jamaica South the country thereabOuts has
OyeTrun with fOrtuuehunters, and Mr. Van Sclen
and his family have been greatly annoyed by the many
inquiries TO the amount and the place where the
treasure found Mr.. Van Sicens story Is this For
years past reports have been circulated in the neghbor
hood that gold buried his farm at the time OF the
occupation OF Long Island by the British These stories
have gained credence especially among the colored peO
pie who lately obtained the services OF cOlOred man
residing at Flushing and said to be the possessOr Of
magic wand, which indicates where gold Is buried.
5hey proceeded night to piece OF woods at the lower
end of Mr.. Van sclen's farm, and dug several large
holes in spots indicated by the rOdman as tine places
where tho treasure would be found Unsuccessful in
ths search. the rodman again appealed and the
site OF Mr. Van Siceus barn indicated the spot
where the treasure lay. This piece OF to the
OF Mr. Van Sicen, and he fearing that his barn
would be undermined. obtained the assistance OF his
neghbOrs, kept watch for the dggers and their
1esrance. frightened them Off Last week, Mr.. Van
Slcien hired Stulnp-Dung machine, which put in
operation in the woods where the gold first sought
for. The machine being novelty attracted crowd OF
fdlers Van Siclen, believing IL favorable opportunity
20 further gull the creduOus darRcs dropped two dOub
3oons into the cavity from which stump had just been
pulled, and Immediately picked them up and exhibited
them 10 the crowd, who at fell 10 work. with shOY
and hoes, making the dirt fly in clouds. The man in
charge of the stump pulling machine had heard the stories
the buried treasure, became greatly excited and, de
eertDg his machine fell to digging also Tie party prose
cuted their search until nighta, without success The
ptumpd and the CredulOus negroes still believe that
she treasure buried the farm; and Mr. Van Siclen
& as somewhat alarmed at the breeze he has raised
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24

removal OF the Clubhouse from Staten Island to New
York was fiction. James g. Bennett ir, presided and
the acting Treasurer, Mr. Homans, reported deficit of
NI2 28 and sjl5 due ~ interest 10 the bondholders
The date OF the annual regatta changed to June
instead OF June owing to the unfinished state of many
yachts which are building for that OCCASION The Com
meo ON changing the clubhouse from staten Island
New reported in favor OF the removal, and the
question Will be again brought up at meeting TO he
held next month. Commodore Bennett announced his
intention To give three Chaenge-oups to be c0nended
Tor IN American waters this for schoOners
the second for sOOp aud the third for yachts Of every
nationality, with the provisO that should II DO won by
foreign yacht, Its owner shall hold himself liable TO u
chaeuge 10 sail an yaChtraCo for the prize from
he Needles TO Cherbourg and hack The course for this
cup Is to be from Newport to Sandy Hook, and back
AFTER determining on changing the timealowaucC and
measurement OF yachts according 10 displacement, the
meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The list OF appointments Of Methodist
preachers published yesterday issued by the Ne
Jersey Conference, and not by the Newark Conference
as enormously represented
TIE Fenian Convention devoted itself yes
seray 20 considering the otiy question OF what has
been doae with the money received by the Brotherhood
siuce its organization.
A mass meeting Of the people of the Twelfth,
Nineteenth and Twenty second Wards In favor OF rapid
transit viii be held at harmony Hall. Onehundrdand
nineteenth-st and Third-ave on Saturday evening Tine
call for the meeting is signod by large NUMBER OF u
town citizens and an earnest appeal Is maze i'r
grand rally"
The Sheridan Section of the United IRISH
men, under the auspices OF the Fenian Exies Directory
organized themselves last evening into the sheridan
Club Of the irish ConfederatoD with the following on-
GERS Richard McCiOud, President; WIN " Foley, secre
tary and Can't McGuire Treasurer. II also resolved
that the OF teniansn should DO maintained thbt
the policy OF the Brotherhood should be preserved that
the ORGANIZATION sould be ard not secret ana lhat
the governing body 5bould continue representative
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
IEGIsLAr1yE rROCEEDINGs.

SINATE....AI BANt, March b. l51.
Bills were introduced. Providing a plan Tor
filing in the low lands adjoining Fourthavc. In the
making sundry amendments 20 the Ncw-YOrk City
charter amending the relative to wharfage rules IN
NewYork and Brooklyn authorizing the Controller OF
the State 10 paw 10 the Nursery and ChldS Hospital OF
the Cty of NewYork the appropriation OF last year Tor
their hospital in Richmond County and IN NestcheSitr
County. I'd, ,,.... ., IT, D.,
Bills also passed Auth0rzng tne tit o iro1 90 10
take water from the Hudson Rivers ESTABLISHING pol,
for Yonkcrs for the collection of taxes aS,e slhehl5 n
Crotnn water rents the City Of NcW-1urh' hhtnuln
the act relative to the incorporation OF hlc lNu,H
companies; amending the Brooklyn Pnhhc bath a'' GU
abIing manufacturing and other cofpofHilOu' 10 att
their articles OF association; amending tnr dti ~
frauds on hotel keepers; authorizing the town OF los
10 issue bonds to improve South BroadNayi pio.uHS
for leVying assessments for improving Nhcy ~ ~,
NcW-Yorl amending the charter OF the sisters Oh
ity of ST Vincent de Paul and coferlhE powers Oh the
Cbidren's Fold Association 10 bind out minors ..
The amendments 10 the Brooklyn ana Jaihdlca otedu
Transit bill were cOncuTred IN. It.. ..--t. o, ~
The Senate then went into Executive 0'''i'" """ ia
tcrWard took recess to 7.jO y. m
EVENING SESSION
Mr. Tweed introduced q bill TO amend the
act relating 10 the elections in the City and County Oi
New-NOrk. ,,-.t-.---... q,
preceding Tire diy pi election fcf'os
s,ig 10 n registered shall oath the " their ror-
majority OF The Inspectors ily may
vote snc the challenge. The oii shall be- bed 10 the
The Mavor zen DAYS before an election ht aP
point Poll Clerks for each Distinct one Of whom Aa De rom e
Ifhe concurrent resolution to amend the Constitution
relative 10 state Prisons Wa, passed
The Senate then ADJOURNED
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
ALBANY.
TIE NEw-YORK RAILWAY BILL AMENDED-THE
TAX BILL NOT ACTED ON-ADYICE FROM
PETER COOPER.

TIE NEW-YORK RAILWAY BILL AMENDED-THE
TAX BILL NOT ACTED ON-ADYICE FROM
PETER COOPER.
ALBANY, March 23.--The New-Yorl Railway
bill, better known the Vaduct Railway bill, was
amended In the Senate to-day, on motion Of Senator
Genet 80 10 direct the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mOnalty Of the City Of Ncw-YOrk TO subscribe for
Of the stock The Controller Is directed 20 raise
the money by the issue of cent 30 bonds
Should the money be needed Immediately for the Via
duct the Controller must issue revenue bonds In aEtci
patton OF the sale Of the 30 year per cents The
tenth section Of the bill authorizes the Company to begin
when s5O0OO Is subscribed to the stock and the new
section added this morning directs the City Of
New-York to subscribe tho s5,00OOOO. 1t IA
mistake TO suppose that the Hew-York Railway
Company Is necessarily yiaduo5 road. Tho law au-
thorzes the construction and maintenance OF "yaducts
and other rOGdbeds by that Company, for the convey
ance of passengers freight and property in pro
PEELED by steam other power. The road may there
fore take the ground at any time
Another day has passed without action Oh the Tax
Levy bill which remains awaiting the pleasure Of sena
tor Graham who dd rot present himself in the Senate
to-day.
Senator Woodin has received long letter from Peter
Cooper in which the Senator urged 70 east his vote for
the Tax Levy bill The principal point in the letter ia
made on the assumption that the two per cent Is TO be
levied on the valuation Of 1870 The truth Is that there II
as Yet basis upon which that twopcr cent can be com
putcd The valuation O 1870 II nearly toWUOlO greater
than that Of 1862 BY much will that ~ 1871 exceed
that OF 1907
Mr.. Tweed has introduced in the Senate. various
amendments to the New-York City Charter. which In
substance are follows:
Authorizing the Mayor and Controller TO form Board
on or before the t of June To nnr daily ard nine
weekly papers to publish corporation advertisements
and one pauer be called the official journal, % pub
sh cycrIng. Authorizing the Controller and Commis
sioncr of Public Works each, to appoint deputy 10 per
form their duties when they are absent Continuing In
he
tion OF his Office, and then authorizing the May
10 reappOut him for four years. Iatmg our or
the CITY Tax Levy an powers granted the DOCK
Commissioner. and making them the same 3s Iast year
Nbolibine tLe Board of Education and authorizing the
MayOr to gppOin - persons 10 De called the Commission
ers of fIbl.c Instruction Giving To majority wore OF
any Board the same power as q UNANIMOUS NoIc fIv-
ding mat no expenses shall De- incurred except uer
r,ior appropriaton authority Tho Board "t SINK
ing Fund m renting or leasing any Iropttt! - 10 =" 10
the highest bidder, ana after advertisements
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
TIE STATE or TRADE


- 20 nj cls opened at % fJr r~iy snf
ss or he 'eeo1nt Aneea unss opesI aaet st s s ypx
1eT Oi Tsn v sa'ss fhe seny bonds i82 eI 3D. m
iioi .'s ~ bre Railway shrcs i3, firo, Cs3,rsl(
oi Atsnte and Great Western D. The C.s..J .,ss, AZ.
LaI oFhs 70 ihe news from Paf. ~ ' -
s nsh LJ-p p Consoi, 92 fof money 2iagg sss
Tygep,", ~ =, S,Ns, W geti Five Iwerte- Of 1852 ~
,Fffl hafcl It-ll:p m-foon oper cd f,,e, GIAninS
Vpahf brn hillhns Orehns. ua7N Psrs aOL
hoNDoN marh l-S p IConsos Tor MOI e. sal s2I 10,
nnchsnget s' -'' '-''Nb'" oNos
LWEEPoof, March 23-A.gDp m-Co,.on or., on, td .,d
ding Upsnis i Mirg Oran. siL. se of ~ ~ "a oSy
hsls 5000 for pecuaoa and export Csn-No Hres Se 1Jc
Beef, llfl. Common RosIn, GJ '' ''' -
LONDON Hsrrh o m -TsIos p.f.,.,. f....x
o. o. LiDseed Oh. 81 lO0 81 l5 "'
IONDoN March 1JT bullion ID tie s1 - t R.ak
OF ngsni has ncIe isei Eii 900 .ace D. 30 ranoH
LTsEPooL March p Arrived bark Charles Aususe Se.Ot..,,
en ~ vita s5l bales n Cotton OLflri Noble Per vA
-. osls. q Cotton birA Kag Oscar Nev-Yok FeO D. -b sss
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE n. Y. MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
EIGHTH COMMENCEMENT-ADpRE Ell GEN.
wOODFORD AND OTHERS.

THE n. Y. MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
EIGHTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ell GEN.
WOODFORD AND OTHERS.
The eicbtb annual commencement Of the
NewYork Medical College for Women took place last
evening At Association Hall The platform occupied
by the Faculty and in front seated the SIX gadu
ates-Mrs c. c. Drummond, Mrs. Z. j. b. Wait Miss H.
: Lussen and Mrs J. Smith OF this city; Mrs l. Is.
Holden OF south Norwak Conn, and Miss f. T. Whte OF
kalamazoo, Mich.
After prayer by the Rev. Thomas Street the Hon
stewart L. woodford made few remarks to the gra iu
.tinc class The time had come. he said, when women
should have the best medical education the land can
sive Nv own conversion TO the idea Of this medical
dpeation for women Is not OF very long duration; but
hsteyer may think Of women's capacity for the
;se Of the elective franchise believe that she who is
atet 10 bend over the cradle Of infancy above all the
ono 10 whom the doors of this sacred profession Of
,nedieiue should be Open have but two thoughts
% 1oave with you tonight The first that you should
e Yourselves with an your might your profession.
ford Bacon said Of the law that she jealous mis-
tress A lalfvay LAWYER Is no lawyer at all; halfway
doctor is doctor The othGr Thought Is perhaps
lard one drawn from practical NE In this new career
of vonr remember that you are running counter TO the
preudces Of large number, and that 70 win place in
me profession must be just rs good doctors the
men-if YOU want TO beat them, better Gen WOodfOrd
concluded his remarks by ealing upon the graduates TO
demonstrate that society is nShl III meeIg theu ue-
rnand for work
Mrs Dr. Iozier then read the annual report. showing
that since October last 10 patients had been received
no the hospal that two surgical and four medical
lectures had been delivered each week that lS50 women
and children bad applied for treatment at the dls-
SrIuitonsy The deaths Of the President of the Fac
rtv Prof Andrews and OF Mr. J. G.. Larned OF the Adj
Ns1ry Committee. noted and the institution
reported % De in n generally prosperous condition.
Mrs Henry r. stanton then presented thc diplomas 10
del the YaiedotOry behalf OF her associates. aud
? Bradford pronounced formal farewell oil the
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
.DEADHEAD" BAGGAGE.

The suit of Andrew Greene agt. The New
YORK Central Railroad which tried in Part ]. Of the
Of Common Pleas, yesterday. before Judge Loew,
involves two somewhat disputed questions. The plain
tn checked ms baggage from Little Falls To- this city via
Athens by the Peoples Line The trunk was shipped on
board the Dean RchnOd and was lost with that unfOT
tunate vessel. lie sues for 500. Two grounds OF
not accompany his baggage, came through on dead
head ticket-a fact admitted by the plann. Second
That they simply fOrwarders, and that their contract
Wss completed when they delivered the baggage TO the
Peoples Line. motion 20 dismiss the complaint was
denied by Judge Loew. who held that, they checked
tire baggage through TO NewY0rk, their contract was
not completed until the baggage was delivered to the
painuh. He said he preferred the suit should 20 10
General Term. Case OIL.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
WEATHER REPObE

WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL
OFFUCIR WAsHINGTON, ID. G., March 2}-l:3O y. III.
Synopsis for he past fEc"fJ-l0ur hours =.
The storm center, Wednesday evening, IN
Illinois was this morning Lake Ontario, and u now
i'm fbe valley of the ST. Lawrence, III Canada BiSk ana
fresh winds have ciTcled around 1t In its RAPID progress
ported from Lake Ontario To Lake Michigan. MINOR
areas OF low pressure exist in the southern anu
ale States Cloudy weather has prevailed on tc lbhc1
and in the Eastern states; hazy and partially GEAR
weather IN the Middle and southern STATES; cloudy anu
cearingrn weather on the Gulf. The pressure Is STA
tionary i'm the Rocky Mountains and talung WIN hght
rain and clouds OH the Pacific coast.
IrOJdbi}iGCs .
Rising barometer and clear and aIingup weaIher s
brisk and high winds followed by decided fal In the
temperature and cearing-up weather VIII proDaDly DC
experien need in the Southern and Middle states
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
SUCCESSFUL FORGERY.

BALTIMORE, March 23.--Yesterday afternoon
man, age about %, giving his name as John b. IhOmp
SON. called at the Third National Bank In this city ana
presented letter Of introduction purporting 10 be from
r. b. Coddington & Co. OF New-YOrk. Thompson stated,
IN conversation with the cashier that he intended 10
ntr into business here and desired TO keep an account
with the Third National Bank, and before leaving the
hank deposited a certified check In the name OF T. Is
a Co $4,000. He returned shortly after-
ward and saving he had immediate use for some money
,Lc hsnk tbe second time telegram sent 10 New
Ynr and the reply that the letter ana check were
forgccs The affair has been placed III inc hahds o uo
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24

The New-York County Council of the Union
Iuo of America admitted about 40 new memDerS' last
evening some of whom were cOlOrcd.
Tbe Renublican Judicial Convention at Clyde,
-, a,,,trotea the Hon John Fitch Of Toledo for the
sGdiionaI Judgeship in tho Fourth Judlcial Dlsto''
s. S. Davis has been nominated Tor Mayor
nv tbe Republican Convention In Cinelnh@u. otnci
nominations were made follows. W. T. stranD' romeo
I,d,.. Cen Fred W Moore, city SOLICITOR o. W Ah
Strnnp Treasurer Cob 4, q. Campbell, ffObeouemb nv
dorDey ana sidney Miner. Wharf Mestor