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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26, ls45.


The nominations of the democratic county convention
concluded yesterday, and ticket was formed
which fear will not be successful.


In the city and county conference, Andrew Miller,
well known the author of letter denouncing native
sm has been nominated the democratic candidate for
Recorder of Deeds When the nominations are compile
ted which will not be before Thursday next will send
yeu list of them. The democratic city delegates met
last evening and nominated Col James Page the can
didate of the party for Mayor. The Colonel is well
known the best postmaster Philadelphia has had for
twenty years He is q sound democrat polished gen.
teman, and an active soldier. The democrats have in
him capital and highly popular candidate, and if they
make their other nominations for the city with equal in
tellgence and discrimination they will give the wings
and natives a severe shaving If not a thrashing.


The wings of the county and also Of the city and
county met last evening" but have not made their nom
natisns.


Wesley Flavel, who wac convicted some time ago Of
the murder of his niece, and pardoned by Governor
Porter condition that he would leave the State for
le arrested to-day by Recorder Vaux, inorma-
ton laid before by the deputies Of the Attorney General
The charge preferred again him is of courses violation
of the condition referred to- which it is alleged vtiates
the pardon granted to him. and renders him able the
punishment to which he sentenced by the Court
You may remember that question was raised on his
pardon before of the Judges Of the supreme Court,
shortly after it granted and that it was decided the
Governor the fountain of legal mercy, might annex
such condition to his pardons. The question will now
be, docs violation OF the condition. annul the pardoni


As this is probably the first occurring in this
State its decision will be looked for with much interest
The hearing before the Recorder will take place next
Thursday morning


sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia.


FIRST BOARD, Aug. 26.--iOO Wilmington r. r. l4s; 80
scbuylkill Nav, 30 90 Commercial Bank 52I; $1,000
state 5's 74s; $4,000 do 74; 5000 Harr. r. r. 6O rs G
rard 81 200 u S. Bank, 81; Pennsylvania Bank, 25s.
SECOND BoARD-700 Penna 6s 1916, 81; $50 State SIS,
u; so shares U. s Bank, 81; so do do, 81; do NJ A.
Bank, I0S