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WANTED.

THO PROPERTY UNIVERSITIES ADvRR-
L tiser desires to purchase Q medium sized two
story DWELLING HOUSE, brick preferred, with
monthly payments thereon. Best Of references
given. Address s. 8. g.. Republican eface, stating
location. jyl
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ApproxImation Prizes.

The subscribers, having witnessed the drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery, "Class l." hereby
certify that the above the numbers which
were this day drawn from the 10000 placed in the
wheel.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, this day,
Saturday, July H. 1874.
II. PERALTA.
ADAM GIFFEN,
Sworn Commissioners.
Prizes Cashed Without Discount.
I'll
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FOB RENT.

EOR RENT.-IN THE MOST ARISTOCRATIC
Il part of the city, recently thoroughly repaired,
that splendid residence with beautiful grounds,
No 1874 Prytania, corner Of Third street. Apply to
J. H. JENSEN, No. IS Carondelet street, between
and II A. NJ and and P. NJ. iva
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The Salt Market.

Messrs. Jackson Manson furnish us the follow.
ing report of the salt market for the past week:
There are no cargo sales to report and the only
two in first hands. outside of the dealers are not
offering at present. The demand for shipment
West has continued active, and should the re-
ported engagement for $4,000 sacks, to be shipped
to St Louis and above within thirty days, prove
true. the stock here the first of September will
be very light. The following are our quotations:
From warehouse From store.
Coarse, delivered. .......$1 200I rs 81 3 al IS
Fine, delivered. ...... 90. l sal 40 l 450I 50
Turks Island, delivered. $50 80 $50 90
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. July IL, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day were confined to lis
bales at irregular and easier prices. but the bust
ness not being sufficient to establish, we make
change figures, and report as below:
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REWARDS.

SCk REWARD STOLEN-FsoTs Ote
~ 49, g ,a subscriber, on Wednesday night srs
betw 1o, 1919, IN his dwelling, on RoSeI'sL ese
fOCkET.BOOK, obtaining the undersle.uorTS pp
yate papers. and particularly the PROMISE, %
hereinafter escribed, and belonging to I 4~I 10y
our a nc.e ior 5000 drawn by James sd Sorsrs
20, 1879, payable one year after date. and Ss'
Varletur by c. J. FouIon, notary. toy
~ q note for $500, drawn by pe S enetobsr
0 1ov order and by him Endorsed, dated siSped
verietur by Foulon. notary. .n. rsspri
3 A note for 600, subscribed Adolpn I'D 6cp
r. his own order and BY him Endorsed, cad "a dgrs
Dor %. 1879, payable one year after ds'e' ~
ne varietur. .,-.. .be pop
Tho public 10 warned not to nesotisie t he ~
and documents hereinbefore descnoeoI
having been stolen from tho underG&n0DHAuL
jy1 Is 30~ ALHXANDbssvN
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MISCELLANEOUS.


''''''..'.'''....... ...NOTICE.
OfricR OF THE CRESCENT ExPRRss AND,
Transfer Company
New Orleans. June s.. 1874.
c11 genera meeting Of the stockholders oS the
Ck 9,, EXPRESS AND TRANSFER COMPAWY nv
~ th sssS Place on the twenty ninth Of July next.
q r NJ, for the purpose Of decidinr nnnr ~
nquadation Of the Affairs Of this Compenv! WIG
'o'" In ). 7. BURDRAU, President.
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FOR HAVANA, VIA CEDAR KEYS ~
KEY WEST.


United States Mail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, EMILIB
MARGARET, LAvAGA
liz The New Orleans, Flor
49, and Havana Steamship Comp
4fE ~ will dispatch one OF the aboyet
class steamers from New Orb
Every Wednesday,.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, ands
Meeting with steamers for Apalachicola, St ~
and Tampa
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Cedar NJ
Cabin. $40 Sg
Steerage 2o
Through bills of lading issued to all point!
Florida, including Tampa, and to New 10
charleston and Savannah.
None but the company's bills of lading Ess
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodation and thm4
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from u
office.
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBkR Agent
]aio No. l20 Common street
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
SATURDAY RvRNING, July II, 1874.

OFFICk OF THE DAILY KkPU BLICAN,
SATURDAY EvRNISG. July ii, 1874.
We have no new feature to notice in the money
market. The offerings continue fair at the banks
and moderate on the street. with little doing in
commercial paper. Nothing has TRANSFERRED to
indicate any change in rates. We continue to
quote selected signatures, with or without
c0llaterals, at 8 " cent per annum; first class
at 90lO AL at ll0l2, and second grade at
l0lh y cent per month First class mortgages
rule at 10 y cent per annun1, and second grade
ontirly nominal.
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THE CROMWELL LINE.

THE CROMWELL LINE.
For New York Direct,
This Line IS composed of the Steamship
kNICkERBOCKER, NEW ORLEANS, CORTp
GEORGE CROMWELL. GEORGE WASHlSGTW
kkA The steamship
aEz& CORTES,
NICKEESON, Commander
Will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street.
SATURDAY. July Is. atSA.M
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre th
by this line. and Through bills of lading gvut
the same For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED M0ULT0y,
Js7 No. Al Carondelet stres
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hospital for cadets, twenty thousand idol
lhrs.
For continuing construction of sewerage
from barracks and quarters, three thousand
dollars.
For repairs to reservoirs and increasing
capacities, one Thousand dollars.
Approved June 6, 1874.
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Weekly Quotations Of Hides, Etc,

Messrs Hay Mehle furnish us the following re-
port. Their quotations represent actual sales at
| FIRST hands. Weighing, bundling, drayage and
commission have to be ADDED:
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-.
LOTTERIES.
OFFICIAL DRAWING

OFFICIAL DRAWING
.Ir U1.
OF THE s-g-
STATE LOTTERY,
. CLASS I,
DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA,
On Saturday, July IL. 1874.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORIp..
OF STEAMERS. v
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THR rpr
TRADE, Ivy
THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINO. :,

THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION II.
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW s,,..
ST. LOUIS, Captain Reid
MEMPHIS, Captain Mellon. ..,..'"''..l
MISSISSIPPI, Captain Wrske ,...'""...I
VlCKSBURG, Captain Roberts, '''''"..l
TEXAS. Captain Laurensen. '''"'-..s
DOMINION, Captain Bouchette. ''''''''..A
ONTARIO, captain French. '''''r"A
fhA For Liverpool Dirse,.--lS..s,ss
6 ship U
ST. LOUIS,
Will leave on or about jane 10.
From her wharf, foot OF Jackson 49,,
District. viii receive and sign tb,c's hrs
lading to Havre, Bremen, HAMBURG Ir,p W
teIdam. and all continental porta. 'sRk
Parties DESTROYS of sending for thai, a.
purchase prepaid emig1atien ticket. -
duction allowed when applied for IN s,r - b
For freight or passage, having sunes;"s!
dations, apply to SILAS WRkKS ~
Managing owners-FLINN, MAIN i TcsS
cry, No. IL LancelOt Hey, Chapel st,sos \
pool. '"'ss y
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MERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP Inn
For New York.
Comprising the drst.cla sta.,,.,..
GENERAL MEADE.
WESTERN METROPOLIS. .,,..T 80 -
EMILY B. SOUDER. .......,...,....RS Ss4
MlSSlSSAffl. ..:....s..... 800. ....M B C,s,s
UNITED STATES. ..........,.M u a. VIVA
Sailing from New York every SATTsnI
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT. A'ai
& The steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
H. s. QUICK, Commra
will leave her wharf foot of Jefter,op ,t.,
SUNDAY, July 10. atsAM
These steamers have superior sccomno1s,
for passengers.
C8Dln passage. ..,.,,aH
otoolage. ...,,..,.
Bills of lading signed through to Lyerpool On
gov, Bremen and Ham urg.
Through Tickets for First Clasa and at..,.
Passengers for Liverpool Q nd the Co7tinent ~
Meeting With GuiOn's Line of Stesmsr. - "a; ~
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
For freight or passag apply to
JOHN II. LCDWIGSEN, Agent
No. 1870 Common street
The steamship MISSISSIPPI win follow issvu
on SATURDAY, July rs. at 8 AN in
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
9 approximations of 5000 each for the nine
remaining units of the same ten of the
number drawing the s 10, goo prize are. 1900
approx imatiOns OF 5000 each for the nine
remaping units Of the same ten of the
number drawing the $40, 900 prize are. 1900
approximations of 5000 each for the nine
remaining un.ts of tile same ten of the
number drawing the s 10 600 prize are 1900
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The market is active at the recent decline and
the weeks business foots up fully 1000 hides within
the range of our quotations. LOT of 2OCO green
| salted country steers and cows sold at SAC
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

CleAr1ngs. BAihnc6A
July L................. 1888 ,558 88 ii53, $50 II
Same rilhe last week. Legal holiday.
Total last week........ 450I 1858 As 635, 279 IS
Total week before. .... 5335 533 Al 8.l,O77 Is
We are indebted to Mr.. I. n. Maynard, manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House. for the follow
ing comparative statement of the associated banks
for the week ending July ii:
Increase Decrease.
Specie. $4,000 ........
currency. ....... $50 900
Loans ............... 10000 ........
Deposits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ 800, 900
We notice that the st. Charles Street Railroad
Company has declared a dividend of " ceLt,
payable on and after the twentieth instant.
Agreeably to the notice of the Administrator of
Finance for the sale to the city of wharf improve
day, and the awards made as below, for which we
are indebted to Mr.. T. Wolfe. secretary OF commits
siOners of the consolidated debt:
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CLASS h,

On Saturday, August I, 1874.
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GUNNER SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS. .
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
Three Capt. al Prizes of $4,000 each.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated August Il. 1852.
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zoo prlzes amounting tO................$10 70, 400
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten of the
numbers drawing the first three full prizes will be
entitled to the twenty seven appro kim alton prizes
For examples: If ticket No. f246 draws the first
81 600 prize those tickets numbered l24l, 1912
l243 l244 l245. 1247 1248 1919 and 1850 will each be
entitled to 5000 If ticket No. 23l draws the sec
ond 900 prize those tickets numbered 232 233.
234 1885, 236 237 23s, 239 and 24O will each be emit.
tied to $500. If ticket No. $50 draws the third
$40 900 prize. those tickets numbered AL 442 443
- AS 446 AL 448 and 449 will be each entitled to
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves. IS; Quar-.
tiers, So SO, Eighths. 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEDUC
TON.
Orders to be addressed to the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock Box No. 692, Postoface New Orleans,
Send postoftice money order, or register your let
AZ 1v
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SCHEME.

10000 Tickets........ Tickets only $40
Halves, Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
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Steamship Knickerbocker. Kemble. for New YoTk
Steamer Amite, Adams for Pensacola
Schooner Mary Emily, Kruger, for Pensacola
Schooner Robert BUD, ROuten, for Galveston
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aark, the burial bell is tolling,
Sadly toIiing, slowly rolling,
S",emr tones that sound like final trump of doom;
While the murmur, born of wonder
Ed nv sorrow, swells to thunder
Ike ocean dashed to foam or distant lannon's
hon
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HARVARD COLLEGE REGATTA.

BosToN, Nov. 1.-The annual beacon regatta
of the various crews OF Harvard College took lace yes
terday afternoon on the Charles River lCours OWING
to the roughness Of the water, only six ana
boats were rowed. The following are the crows
time made: -. silver erra
Holworhy-Rggs. rs stroke Sa4e, 'ls az. see
70, bow Herrck Time 10 ns bow Long
wed-Hsrwooi, II, stroke; Bate 80
Time-I6 min 40 ~ Anita, rs; Prince 75 aObesta
~. Time 70 hnu
'o pow Sehosoa ,ssDaBce miles fpie ihs Ss's0s o1s
end silver goblets ,k. p.rou W. b. III james 7S MssA
20 ~ Wiley n Harms eoAs"aiS rIe-iS @a "a
n n Rae on '76, stroke; Harding, III, ra'ici = Fs
n,rnmea IT; we 80 bow; Jeaalso0, eoIs~AA tss-
m ssrs r5 stroke; Marp IT; Watson 20 rn.1s
I'd L,rns rs, Green. 40, bow Lons. eoi'"''n i-'
o. 10 stroke Hall 70; parr a. BTess'
cIi SyS peuon VI Sissu6o School T.as-lJ aAa ~ -
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IT. will thus be seen the Liberal Republicans ard
Ring Democrats unite IN support Of the same eandi-
dstes The majority ofthe National or anti Rng Demo
cratic candidates little hope OF election, but Will
decrease largely the vote which the Ring candidates
would otherwise receive The strength Of this organiza
tos is estimated at 10000 votes large part OF which
viii be actual loss to the local Democratic candidates.
THE CITY TICKET.
saYnnel q Powell the Democratic nominee for Con-
troer has been Mayor OF Brooklyn twice. Mr. PowelPs
hest political friend is Hugh Mclaughlin, and every
nomination he received came from that gentleman
MIR. Powell Is o plain, easy going man, anything
hut positive In bis character Controller +. a.
Gchroeder. the Republican nominee, uDhRe his
HIemocratc opponent, is very positive maD Owing TO
fbs ana the fact paid little or no attention 70
Lis party leaders whom distributing the patronage OF
his Office Il was believed at time that he would not
receive the nomination recently given him. Has clear
record while In Office and his popularity among the Ger
uoaus commended him 20 the Republican Leaders Us the
most available candidate that could be eeirsseo IL s
believed he will run ahead Of his ticket whiie Mr foWeu
will IAN far behind the vote for Tden.
Mr. Everard r. Wilson. the Independent Demorratle
nominee s a popular young man OF the Tenth Wata'
VINO mas always been Democrat, aud has large per
fonaI following. -. ana. W. q
y ans democratic po.niosA for citv Auditor. VIM D.
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that It is improbable that the Independents
nomnees can draw off sufficient to elect the Re-
pubicsn candidate as the contest OF 1871 In VINO"
Mr. Havemeyer was elected by few thousand majority.
Only Two candidates dispute for the Regstersn'p INC
Republican candidate having tho direct support o' INC
independent Democrats The candidates OF the indas
trial Party are given in the table below but tue party
without organization and Its vote VIII NOT an'c' 'n0
result.
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NETWORK LOCAL CANDIDATES.
PARTIAL SURVEY OF THE FIELD-PARIIoULARs OF
TIE CANDIDATES IN CLOSELY CONTESTED DIS
TRICTs.
New-York County this year elects Mayor
and Register, Of the most important of Its local
officials besides the usual number Of Aldermen at Large
and Aldermen from i've Senatorial districts. There are
three candidates in the field for the first position. The
Tammany Democratic candidate has vote so heavy
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BEACON PARKiRACES.

BosTON, Nov. 1.-The following are the
summaries of the fat Beacon Park yesterday
niieap match for $500, ale tes best three in I've.
Brooks b. (. Homes; Bi W4sSl........,.....l 2
hF.
rne-2p4. 2,3j. 23o9 1919.
The road wagon bet Sccn Buttcrcup Nellie, and
ktJc won by Bltter3up IN JwO heas S!I ana 3i5
SweeDsiske, Il 500 nile beits, bee. three !. i've
OwBs Dlk. g. D)u'I Know hsraess.........2
Bro 40 en- q fonTto "ason.
LoSsiVs 8. DoLi 20 Lsrsess................Dtagu
IsWioas w. IN. yohtta 60 INSTRUMENTATION
Ihe-2.,l. $50. 4ie. 2.io. 2iA0
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DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-CaptlJohn CAREY, resi-
dent of Buffalo was drowned from the schooner San
derson near the Straits Thursday, and two Of the
men crippled. The schooner Grandy, which has been
ashore at Racine. has got of. The schooner Prince
Alfred arrived n the River ST. Clair yesterday disabled
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SOON
RepubIiodn.
Salem IL. Wales.
Patrick III. Jones.
Samuel ii. Il. Vance.
o. =. G. Billings.
Frederick KueAne.
George II. Forster.
CONGRESS.
Republican.
Eugene NJ. Earle.
James III. Campbell.
Charles 3. Spencer.
John ID. Lawson.
Robert $. Newton.
James O'Brlen.
Isaac III. Bailey.
ASSEMBLY.
Michael w. Burns.
Charles ZDller.
Thomas III. Reilly.
Charles +. Abbott.
Austin Leake.
Frederick SINGER.
Frederick W. seward.
Scion Il. Smith.
William III. Gedney.
Charles S. Strong.
Knox McAfee.
Joseph Archbold.
Charles Blackie.
George Hencken, jr.
William ). Murray.
c. Z. l.. Holmes.
Wilson Berry man.
Bernard Biglin.
S. c. Kapff.
Jacob Hess.
Granville T.. Halves.
ALDERMEN.
John Robinson.
John ]. Morris.
Geo. b. Deane, jr.
Chester Ii. Southwort,
Casper A. Baden.
Henry Il. Rowland.
Joel i. Erhardt.
stephen N. SimOnson.
William Ballard.
Ii. G. Robinson.
CIVIL JUSTICES.
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WHOM TO VOTE FOR.
LATEST LOCAL NOMINATIONS.

CONTEST N'' ~
ortof
cspintt alageD
BROOKLYN epomse be
cStaetik etinowho t
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Tdmmaav.
Ndyor William II. wickham
Register james Hayes.
William l.. Cole.
John W. Guentzer.
A'SS' "'''' w samuel A. Lewis.
Magnus Gross.
District. Edwin X. Meade.
VI. Samuel 3. Cox.
VII. Smith Ely.
VIII. Elijah Ward.
r Schell (short term)
X. .Abram ;. Hewitt.
XII. benz. A. Willis.
-Distric.. L. Nicholas Miller.
IL. William p. Kirk.
III. John Brogan.
~. Charles Reilly.
V..Warren c. Bennett.
VI. Timothy j. Campbell.
VII. Smith L. Lane.
Viii. George A. Stautf.
TX. Ransom Parker, jr.
Y. Lewis G. Waehner.
XII. Oliver p. Buel.
XII. john Keenan,.
XIII. Alfred n. Beach.
XIV. james DAILY.
XIV. Thomas COstigan.
XVI. John T. MCGOWAN.
XVII Leo G. Dessar.
XVIII. Taos. Q. Campbell.
XIX. German Hauschen.
Xxx. Orlando L. Stewart.
XXI. John W. Smith.
District. -. ". Edward J. Sbandley.
Patrick Lysaght.
v. Edward GllOn.
William Harvey.
I..John Reilly.
Joseph Z. Strack.
VII. Peter Seery.
Robert Power.
VIII. WIN. ii. Mccarthy.
II. ID. PurrOy.
Andrew Blessing.
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THE RACE BETWEEN JUDGE FULLERTON AM
OCCIDENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The great rae be-
tween Occident and Judge Fullerton came of her, yes
terday. The weather was line and tao eronnds weO
crowded with spectators Fullerton was made the
fayore but the friends OF Occdent were confideHt OK
success aud backed their opinions freely Pooi.sens
was begun on the course at 1870 oooek' ana became
nut bri,k "A large amount Of money being wagered on
Inc contest. The following hsures Will Indicate the
average o. ot p Ihe Se.,. 500 $3.50 SEQ $40
C.cestaat ........... l05 100 $50 loo
1vnoo ,1 horses calne the starting post between
o"o and coo people wero present. Tho for
,Tse OF S. 50o aud one Of the most exciting eve;
Pd in this state. Occident driven by Bn,d
Dabe and never made skip In any Of the heats. Fu.
ierton, who driven by HckOk, broke badly after
the start last heat, losing about lengths.
which no could not regain. The frst heat bp
Fullerton and tue second ana third heats ana the
by Occident. rne-2:l9, 2:ls, 222s. Probably &0Ok
changed hands the result, which caused great exce
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Industrial Political
:. John SwintOn.
Conrad Kuhn.
william A. Carsey.
|. Joseph Taylor.
George Blair.
John Graham.
Id. Rep.
8. 8. Cox.
Chas. s. Spencer.
Elijah Ward.
Fernando Wood.
Richard Schcll.
Benz. A. willis.
William Z. Kirk.
Matthew Patten q. d.
Smith Il. Lane.
John Tnelss.
Oliver p. BIel
Charles Bisckie
Peter Woods.
Thos. c. Campbell.
on.
p. -
Arthur McQuade-
Jos. +. Strack.
w. IL. Mccarthy.
il. ID. Purroy.
Andrew Blessing.
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KINGS COUNTY CANDIDATES.


LO
daatshc among
0suchme nan
amntof tue o he
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George W. Hale.
Dennis Mea Cher.
Horace GrOYes.

Iohn L. Stlns0n Horace Groves.
IeariBg is coal merchant residing In the Twenty first
Ward. he "a popular has held office only once
member in ISL OF the Board OF Supervisors. His Re-
publican opponent, George Thomas, Is considered u
three minor Offices under the City Government,
and his record official Is good.
On the county ticket Winchester Brftton heads tho
Democratic list OF candidates he expects 20 he elected
by about $500 majority falling 1000 short OF Tden
anticipated majority, but bis friends not ssngue
The fact of his removal from office by Gov, DIX has
satisfied reputable citizens OF Brooklyn that be is not
the man for the Office to which he aspires. There
other causes which render Mr. BrttOn weak candi-
date. A large element in his own party will vote
against him. because at time when II was popular 10
be Known Nothing he was one and was candidate for
Office ON q Know-Nothing ticket. On the other side
his deserton OF the Know-Nothng party when lie
found that he could do better outside OF II has lost him
the support OF the order of American Mechanics. Gen.
Philip CrOoke. the Republican candidate for District
Attorney is popular man. He has been lesidons OF
BROOKLYN for almost half century and no said when
accepting the nomination, during all these years he
"neyer hunted around for @ vndicatiOn" Somehow no
managed to get indicated as he went along" II Is
conceded by Billions friends tthat Gen. Crooke
will lead his ticket largely He IL member OF Con gress
frern the Ivth District. district largely Dem6cratc
He vial receive many Democratic votes. Ihe General
has been indorsed by the Committee OF One Hundred.
the Committee OF Fifty and the Peoples Reform Asso-
citation, ali OF which denouncs Britton a. unhL Tho
6mnation Of Judge D. r. Barnard on ILs lndsoenaAni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
TABLE OF LOCAL NETWORK CANDIDATES

Peoples Lb. Dem.
Oswald Oytendorfe.
Patrick IL. Jones.
Benz. +. Beekinan.
Patrick III. SpeimaI
Robert Beatty.
Joseph Blumenthal
Peoples I'D. Dem.
Edward Hogan.
Samuel 3. Cox.
No nomination.
Elijah Ward.
John Hardy.
John Hardy.
James O'Brien.
Benz. A. Willis.
Terence Duffy.
Thomas L. Wild.
james j. Slevln.
Charles Reilly.
Isaac Robinson.
Smith 4. Lane.
John Thesis.
Timothy Shea.
John A. Dinkei.
Lewis A. GOebel.
Alfred N. Beach.
Luxe +. Coaens.
James Il. Keegan.
Peter Woods.
Geo. w. Plunkitt.
WIN. 8. O'Brien.
James A. Deering.
Charles III. Reilly.
Jacob Hdzlitt.
Ambrose O'Neil.
Patrick Mcnamara
james w. Heatbcrt
John w. H0gencanl
Arthur McQuade.
Geo. w. Sa uer.
Edward Brucks.
Patrick Myhan.
John Schreyer.
Frank OFT.
John Hafen.