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THE MARKETS.
ICarefulr ropored tor THs rsIsuxRI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
wxDsEsp.r. Nay 10. 1874.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

WEDsKsDAf, hIsJ To- ITIt
The following ISIS complete list Of exports shipped 10 vessels which
cleared to-day foreign ports;
AgrwgRP-Bark, ConQuesta.ore.
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State bonds were higher for New-York Bounty
Lean and veal, for Tennessees, which declined to

In railroad bonds there was a firm feeling and
prices generally were well maintained. There is a
good demand for the leading issues for investment.
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IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT ART NOTICE
Mr. Hsselne not having disposed sna mos, valuable
Paintings Collection bis lite ses concluded
them 10 the encs Of the Lesvt sl7 B.o44say where hey
Inspection ana exhibition
PRIVATE SALE.
wiling make exchanges Of ures With gentlemen
owning painting, y desire par: 9Th or better
work.
pictures viii be ofre on private sale exchange. Mr.
Hsstlu1e will be in attendance from 500 10 6:3O
SALE OF IRISH LINRNS, MARSEIILES QUILTS
property Belfast who Is giving
store, eOlsglcl iol nnllediIte sale
DOUBLE DAnASK aud SATIN FINISH TABLE CLOTHS ia AL
Napkins Doyes sndke Huktback aud Dsmask
Towels Crash, bnEFe Diaper fhceing UaDk
Marseles Quits AMI Tolct Qai Bureau Covers
exhibition CLINTON HALL. SALEROOlfS
Thursday npnEg. LAY H. CONN encng
y O'clock the Clinton Hal S4lerooUs, Aopac NJ m
LEAVliT, AucioueerE
DUBLlC AUCTION.-WlLL BE SOLD AT
L PUBLIC AUCTION by tire D.p1ruelt OF Public Works on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 1874. a; II Gcps PIPE Yi{p
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RY BANGS. MERWIN a. Co., CSC Broadway.
1I ondtSAesof Books Works Of Ant Fancr Goocs kc
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Ohio. Ind 1msu?.s5 3o8 IS SIS

Corn Meal deuaDd aud Grm; the slppJ 0 sool yellow
Corr M.a !.reys. $685. IS corr Meal ST. 5Sss4 $
Corn Corn S sss VIEW Is Corn Corn Meal s 9%f f "a
Ba. Meal and quet Fge White 81 ,SGsJ 80 30 ieSs
a. y is :V SSsaad ~ Feed at 81 50 loo b.
FREGHTs-We have si 70 notice q1ss 1 a iSf Ss
doa less dmaa for tonn,se. Tor charter and the
we're yencra held previous Tue engagements comprise
To Liverpool By steam coo bah Grain at lOd O 100 bales
Sy Iii 200 bales Cotton at s. l6d London by ss 70 1l 10,
baco 32s Gu GIa'ow BY steam 500 esr9' 6lee.e 9 ana
private terms The ucude norwegian bark hene % Corr
for orders 70 is .. Gsi N MIN MIN 3 pecea%
Norwegian bark from Ph5asll 70 Joa fo
S. Si Swedish bark Continental port excluding Dpse
with 5000 bills Re6uet Petroleum at o prsss o. .tsCs 20 .
GRSS~rss Wheat market opened an aud the larger st
or Winter limited demand and tame the market closes su
freely ode Unsded moderate dem'sd the baf
The Canal wSs, ia 1870 a slf,Sss. O .s IS ss
81 % F 30 Sf AZ SsIT p asfs SS st
No Chicago spns % Oh a 10, s. 90 for No.
81 cssi 81 No IMIuae.ot. 81 e2 @, Red western IS
%aasss sr and ss 10 Day; N !s1s co. sd sJ
900 s" s. s tsa. sos In
Do 81 Barley i dali aud nominal ON, 0 S % ~ w.
=. CO Sac Western 6oa 62e and White Ky:
in fair so .ss .s ia ] he Sstas. arr NOT s q
si ~ S.l m1ed tho .,. 900 bush Western hir,s $40
Ne for Yell yellow ANA s. MiIe
is Az AND STRAw-The market dm, win fair demand
o.ote Pine Tmothy = tom 80 s$35i DO Fair TO Coed
tIS s sr% !, si6 osl straw sITa 500 ton
market show. s a%s s fr1o, in the 0e.
% aI .. 4ae for Cabs Grocery grades sso ia sood
quoted trmer pomssc quiet bot drn a.
NAVAL sroaRsThs n.rle. for sphs Trp.nsne daD .ss
u loe aud rs Sewyorl bills at Ale a, he close s9 was The
Bad. and aos 'sse Resin wS also du bat Strained aas
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

DOR sALE-A PONY BASKET PHAETON AND HAR-
ness; 70 be sold cheap all in complete order: sold
Tor want OF use Apply at livery stable, 35 West Forty
tree
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sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

SFOATlNO-DOOss birds, &C.
sr1shE sc snsnss hbRss 81 Ess
Pratt street Baltimore.
THE TURF.
sy pssHss @ ravE W
lIsms pix & Andy Foster 7; tiizpa,rics s. M Kate;
Dutch h%dSis'y dr SSs ss1ns . san''an B. M
NEwy, y,,.oIn DoRr GLUE GROUNDS: STATES ISLAND,
$50 e second ss 70 third three Quarter Track heats
sen 10 az
tor IN writing with ten per cent or before Monday,
hYHRs sa ssar
PRosrEcr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
ihe hrt great race OF the season Friday, May Is at
s2oo mile heats 5a'' anu ''"eA 'pe'''' f''s' OF
oanor o. M @ IN n hor
John span enters 6. Walter, with running mate.
81. GE5 ". oxKLES. Superintendent.
pRospEcT PARK rAIRGRoUND ASSOCIATIONS
and as Msy g. ms sas ces S0a % vs sa
J. Trout's hr. T. Barney. Kelly. to wagon
in Ii Et sGKnnsgy &
PNosfs.. sATl kbsY. SSI Nay g. lSs Ssaoe'A''os'
& tor nn 9Sys S,rd
$sS Tor horses that have meyer beaten 49, $40 to first
The above races to be mile heats best in s. in har
and viii be governed by the rules OF the National
Association.
Entries will close at T. b. Johnsons corner Twenty.
Ns SGs Sn To- Ss
dressed TO George w Oakley superintendent ls9 Mon
street and Broadway, New York.
q da9nsE & sE1R' V 5SFHsS. Sai;sss superintendent,
PRosPEcr, PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATIONS
J. Spring Meeting-Tuesday, June 2, 1874
lsI T. seseaa aad
Purse No. 2-35v0 for horses that have never beaten
2 81 $40O TO first $500 to second and 500 TO third
WEDNESDAY, June 3.
Purse No. $500. for horses that have beaten
23; $3.50 TO first, SEQ to second and 500 to ihrd
Purse No 4-S0C0, tor horses that have beaten
2:S; 5000 to first, $3 to second and 500 to third
. THURSDAY June :.
Purse No. 5-S60. tor horses that have beaten
25; $500 to first. 500 to second and 800 to third
224; 81 coo to FIRST $3.50 to second and S50 third.
FRIDAY, June s.
Purse No. LS250 tree -or all (with Goldsmith Maid.
Fullerton ana American Girl to cnter 81 sou to rst 500
to seconG and $500 TO third
All the above to be mile heats best In in har
and will be governed by the rules of the National
Association. Entries must comply with their rules
Entries will close at L. B. Johnsons american Jockey
Club Rcom), Twentyeighth street, corner Broadway,
New York, on Tuesday May 10, ut 9 O'Clock r. NJ. All
communications to he addressed to Geo. w. Oakley,
superintendent lS9 Montague street, Brooklyn, or at
York. 4. O. READ, President.
GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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1sFFoISSy.s.soss fAs1@fhra eoiama. jun a.'a columns
BoAR1ERs WnNrHD-TWEIrrn Pasasocond and
BOARD pa Asp IobG1NG wANrED-Twr1r.u PAGE
sRooKLSSS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sscosD
{SsEEHss ssssas 54ss column
oLEkSs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAor-rinh
SsS column
sad TEA fsrPss r4o.rah and
eSSSSFS$ sAf P.e.,a and ,ou,
pENfisTEY~sncosp rAcr-rhrd column
aosss 10 AND
runJFHXS col
aSP sssa
FiNE ARTs-sncosp Fser-Thrd column.
EGR So Y na ffts isuTpL rs
HELP p0v" v%"MSrED-FEMALEs-ELrv PAcr-rhird
HELP eng aSfta col
fourth
IT, Gssas
5sEsS$ @ ssH 4 AND sun
GEN REAL ESTATE For sALE-sxcoSD PAGE
LOAN STSfSESGIg sS%9 rAeg-seesna column,
sAgBEE column
Gs6 aGqm p.ers.o
M1sCgILAME"ts Gaa sHi@t Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns.
Observation-Disclosures PAcK-sixth column.
k% saam column.
ERSONALmFIRsT ~, "a I,sc;i + 4cxEFlrst column
PosT OFFICE NoTICE-FIRsr PAcE-second column
sfrUATos
PRotHEHy eu5 81 THE SITY For SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-sEcosD PAcE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FouRrH PAcK--rhrd column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
REWA RuS-FIlsr PAGE-First and second columns;
s1ruATioHSss0 9nt5H PAGE and
SITUATIONS wANTED-MA LEs-ELEvsSrn PAGE
bkps PasaYnra
syxSSsE %KsssoRrs-rwzss1H PAe.-r Fourth column.
ETUE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE--First column.
10 LET FOR Bus1NEss PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
Sd9Es HsD rs sonn H
SECOND fAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-TwELFTH fAGE-sixth col
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To s2IE os TO
xAcHfs srEAMBoATs. 'Ss. ScMF,nsr pAex-second col
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and Distrihutino pine Tor the College Point Water
Works will be received until 2 MI NAY 70 sPco.nca Inca
and blank proposals can DC ootaneo NY Tue nmco
OF ROsST 4 FRAME Civil Engineers Main street. riusn-
ing, Proposals viii be addresses ~ n,nn o"oc ~" "
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@1n REwARD-LosT on WEDNESDAY AFTER
1lU noon. gold and amethyst Locket containing
likeness The above reward viii be paid and que
tons asked by returning 4 to GEORGE T.. G. SEAMAN
No. 45 Piue street, room H.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

A T PRIVATE SALE.
IA Coupe nearly new, pole and shafts, by Wood Bros
LandauleL by j. Is. Brewster Co., Of Twenty fifth st.
Landau, by Wood Bros
Coupe Rockaway, by Miner Stevens
Thrce-gunrter mil spring Road Wagon, by Day Son.
Light Barouchc, by Brewster Co., OF Broome street.
Four seat Rockawny and ncpot Wagons
Top Wagon. by X. NJ. Slvers.
Road Wagon, by j. b. Brewster Co.. fTwcnty fifth st.
Four-whee Dog Cart with gun box ana all complete,
by J. B. Brewster a CO.. OF Twenty fifth street.
c spring top and no top Pony Phaeton
Ton Pony PhaetOnS, In great variety.
Top Wagons, oil styles, in great variety.
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Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
the l9ih day Of May 1874 ut Sa o'clock ~. for the
and lamp within the limits of the First oi
said village, and for the lighting and furnishing hight
be be at this occ By order of the board
OF Trustees. E. q. MCCARTHY, Clerk
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d, TX REWARD FOR RETURN OF BLACK RUssIA
sDO leather Pockctbook lost May IL: owner'e none
IN. s. McCaulcy," on the inside. Return TO IL Wall
street. hesemont ~
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DERsONS WHO CONTEMPLATE TRAVELLING IN
l. turope, and who desire To speak French, German
or Italian IN u short time may address PROFESSOR,
Wcstmorcland HOTEL Union square, New York
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PROPOSALS..
AMP DISTRICT-TO CONTRACTORS.
IA OFFICE THE CLERK TIRE J
VILLAGE OF NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND N. Y,

-
VILLAGE OF NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND. isLAEp. n NY.{
Sealed proposals win be received At his Saics untn
e 81
aa y aaa ar s ana 81 . OF sh
be can be seen at this ose BY order q the Bosrd
PRoPosALs FOR ELEVATORS AND COMBINED
and Post once, New York CITY Of superintendent.
s ,
IL
Il a q p % ns s %
sshsa"Ie Copies Of me rawas ana
ssaSoding Tsqarea ths to put the work
% x % viii Pr e p BY % the ref Ct
posals will be made each elevator complete and for
sn on 5 Is soned w
,hres ha
from same date The Contractors will BE- required q
viii her be sas @ sr %G ii
he es @ 3 Ras ss os o4 sSs
q six months 10 Ss SUM a Of pas Ss Sy
s9soo0. that the bidder win accept and perform the
6 s e As ssssrs Ss
s @ ss as or % bids ns sa ne
o opo e
: Will Ss DEE vi.
gang sssatsrs xh8 S' WIN
u
Elevators A' anu @uT'fiisr TGsGRD superintendent
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON ruRRlNd AND
Lathng ier the United states Court House and Post
Court House and Post ofice New York City, ONCE Of
received the office Of the superintendent until IL N.
fitting and putting in place the whole Of the wrought
iron Furring and Lathing required tor the building
Copies of the spccicauons may be had and the plans
application this Office All scafolding required
" Win s.
erected by the contractors. Payments viii be made
monthly dcducting ten cent until the final compile
OF the contract All bids must be accompanied by
penal bond, OF two responsible PERSONS In the OF
ten. thousand dollars @l00O0l. that the bidder
will accept and perform the contract II award ed
him, the suficiency of the security 10 be
certified the United States judge Clerk OF United
states Court or the District Attorney OF tho district
wherein he resides The department reserves the right
to reject any or all bids 1t be deemed for the interest OF
the government to do to subdtvue the various
items OF work among the different bidders s OPTION
Every bid must be made the printed form to DO
obtained in this ONCE and must conform In every re-
spect to the requirements Of this advertisement rr0-
posnls Will not be received from parties VINO arc nos
themselves engaged in the manufacture OF wrougnt IRON
lurrtng aud athiug. and who have not the necessary
facilities for getting out the work Proposals VIII 90 en-
closed in sealed envelope. Endorsed bid for wrouSns
iron turing and Iathing,h and addressed TO
CALVIN 4. HuLBUKD, s"pcri"'c""c"~
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NEWSPAPERS.

FIFE or THE NEW YORK HERALD, FROu
"A is7I 1877 and 1873, for sale cheap Apply - u
ROsENsrEfN. u Deisucey street. from v u - =
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SPECIAL NOTICED.

-A-A-FOR SALE TO LET OR EXCHANGE
"A elegant first class four story brown stone private
Dwellt,tg full front Fifth Sixth
near Central Park. Address HANOVER, box 223 Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
A UCTiOS HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA date Johnston 4 Van TasselD.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE, IS LIBERTY STREET.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE rs
REMOVED 10 THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
10 TO Is THIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
The business will be conducted precisely the
strict and honorable principles which have always char
accrzcd the dealings OF house and the respect
ana confidence OF the business community well us the
public at large.
EITHER AT OUR DOWNTOWN OFFICE. IS LIBERTY
STREET, OR AT THE MART, 10 TO 25 THIRTEENTH
STREET NEAR UNIyERslrY PLACE.
PURCHASrR uAN FROM ONE TO THREE DAYS
TRIAL Of EvEEi HORSE WARRANTED soUXD
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on COSsIGNMESIS
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A RNOLD'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
IA 7b4 Brondway between Eighth.and Ninth streets.
Coupe. made by Merrimon OF New Haven; Pole and
Shafts
Four scat Park Phaeton. top on hind scat, made by
Miner 4 stevens.
Top pony and no TOP Phaetous In great variety.
No top Park hat ton. by Miner Ste ven
Extension TOD Park Phactons. Ter two horses
C spring no ton and top Pony Phaetons
-FOUR seat koekaways very light.
Depot Wagons, &c.
Top side bar and tull spring top Wagons, In great
The New York herald., 1874-05-14
THE TURF.

A LTERING MUZzLE TO BREECH LOADING GUN
"A q specially. Address CLARK SNEIDER, 2l4 Wei
Pratt street, Baltimore.
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DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
l. for the week ending Saturday May Is, 1874. Will
close at this Office as toows;-On Tuesday at la A. NJ,
Wednesday at II NJ, Thursday ut llM A. NJ and
Saturday at I'm. T. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
| rruE MAILS FOR KINGSTON JA. &C, PER
steamer Atlas, Saturday, May l6 1874, will close
at the Post ONCE II a, Nj instead of heretofore
| nounccd. I. L. JAMES, r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY -OFFICIAL DRAW.
particulars sent free Address r. G. DEVLIN stationer
and General Agent, 81 Liberty street.
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eARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
- -
fAESsRs, KREMER Il CO., AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
Kew YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER. TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
The New York herald., 1874-05-14

E,oR sALE-ICEH0usEs FOR LAGER BEER RES
taurants Ind butchers; Milk ana Butter Boxes; 4
lot OF Butcher Fixtures. MAfHESON,
~ corner Thirty nth street and Eleventh avenue
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have just opened out ono of the
largest and finest stocks of Dry Goods
Notions, Boots and Shoes ever brought. TO
THIS city. 10 our stock Of Dry Goods can
DO found Lawns in the very latest of
styles. Tho Percales are beautiful. .l,o
are the japanese Silks ana Poplins.
Alpaccas can be seen in all shades, corded
and plain. Swiss, the very finest. Main.
socks and Victoria Lawns, Silks and silk
trimmings in beautiful colors. Domestic
and Calico, tho chespes. and finest stock
in the city; also large stock of piece
goods, such as Cassimeres, Cottonados,
LAVISH, Il and NJ Linen, Checks, otc., etc.
Our stock of shoes is very large and
we defy competition, Our stock of gloves
Ia large and will DO sold very cheap. We
have also just received 500 dozen Of
Coats and Clark's cotton thread which we
oier at cents per spool. Our reasons
Tor appearing before the public in this
manner is that we have never kept so
large and fine a stock OF goods as we now
have. Wo ask II liberal patronage of the
public, as we have purchased our goods
for cash and can afford to sell them cheap.
We ask parties to call and look through
our goods, as We find il no trouble TO show
goods. We arc determined to sell us cheap
as any house n the city if not cheaper.
In fact, We defy competition in many
articles, as we buy al! goods for cash, and
seek tho right place 10 buy, and are
always on the lookout for bargains.
Our thanks for patronage heretofore,
hoping We will still retain a portion OF
the same in the future
DANIEL HARTIfAS " Co,
Cor. Sixth ct. and Com mercisl ave.
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DROWNED.
,JoNFsnopo Ao,i

JoNfsDoRo, April 81, 1874.
EDITOR MISUNDERSTANDING Mon
day Alfred Cotner and Henry l.. Gazette
were drowned in the Mississippi river,
opposite Hamburg landing, IN this
I Union) county They went to the Mis-.
souri, shore in skitf for load Of stone
on tho return the wind was blowing a
gale, and the boat sunk in the middle of
me river. Ono of the parties swan two
MUGS and half, and was with.
IN quarter of milo of
there when no went down. Mr..
Oolner was about six!y-0ve years of age.
he was raised in this county and was
good citizen. Mr.. Gazelle was a young
man and not so we'll known. At our last
sdvices the body was not found.
Fruit is all right in Union county.
Wheat is looking splendid. y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-22
THAT ORDINANCE.
A JEW SUGGESTIONS TO THE
CITY COUNCIL.

MR.. EDITOR In your issue of the 2ls,
instant, observe that new ordinance in
regard to the regulations of dance. houses
Was offered by the ordinance committee
In the main, this ordinance is good. bu,
there ia very important foa,ure-a fes-
'ute demanded by justice and decency
lett out, and !. therefore, take tho priyii.
ege OF suggesting fow amend
"shts to the first and second sections
20 'ha' these sections will apply to lewd
aeh Is we'll rs to l.wd women. As thew
now read, those sections mako IL unlsw.
iui 10 permit lewd women, or women bsv.
ing the reputation of being lewd. 70 fra.
quen' or attend those dens of iniquitv.
Now, pray the city fathers TO chang.
the reading OF those sections SO "A 10
make It unlawful for lewd men or lewd
women or persons having the reputation
Of being iswd men or Iewd women TO fire.
9ueh' or attend those place Of vice.
nope our city fathers will bsvs Nh.
NORA courage and msnliness to adopt tho
,oo'e suggestions. 1t appears 10 ma 10
DO cowardly and mean TO leoi,,,o ~
much for our erring sisters and 40 ,i,us
'of our erring brothers. Let it go forth
that the city Of Cairo has tho msulins..
and moral courage to legislste according
70 the plain dictates Of justice. .
II our city rulers really desire to break
up these dens Of infamy, let them show
their "faith by their works." and oil good
citizens will applaud them. EunrKA
Cairo, April 81, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-22
The Election.

Though there was not much said about
the city election which came off yesterday
until a few days ago,it WASH its way, one
OF the most stubbornly contested. The
principal fight was over the treasurers and
clerks Offices, and the friends of the
several candidates were active in their eff.
forts to secure votes for the candidates of
their choice.
FIRST WARD.
The contest for the offices Of
clerk and treasurer and fot men,
bers OF the board Of aldermen was
worked up to fever.heat and, though this
was the case, tho best Of feeling pre-
vailed, and the day passed Of compare
lively quiet. AT an early hour, it became
manifest that Mr.. Peter Ssup was leading
all the candidates for alderman, and his
election was a forceono conclusion. Mr..
Saup will, we are satisfied, endesvor to
dicharge the duties Of his Office in an hon.
est, faithful and patriotic manner.
For treasurer, the friends of both Rit-
tonhouse and Blake concluded that "their
man" was ahead. The vote below will
indicate which WAS right,
Fer clerk, the contest was close-bo,b
the candidates being popular and their
friends were active and did their best for
than.