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The ELECTION YEsTERDAY.-The election for
delegates to the City Convention and School Com
missioners, held yesterday in this city, passed off
so quietly, that the fact of its being election day
was hardly percepuble. There seemed TO be no
excitement whatever. AT some of the polls there
were ticket distributors, the tickets being laid
in segar box, and the public allowed to help
themselves. The vote cast is only about one
fourth that at the charter election, and the demo-
cratic ticket is elected, without doubt, in all,
cepting the Bird and 18th wards. The convention
for altering the city charter meet on the first
Monday in july