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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-07
Valuable Farm

TNHE subscriber offers at private sale, the
= farm on which he resides, situate in Au.
gusta County. nine miles west of Staunton,
containing
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-07


= spring supply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
embracing among numerous others, the fol-
lowing articles:
Alum, Aloes, ALCOHOL, Bark (CaIasaya1
Blue Mass (Eng.,) Borax, EPSON Salts.
Calomel (Eng.) Cantharides, CAmpHoR.
Cream Tartar, CASTOR OH, (fresh cold
pressed,) Ether, Emery (assorted, } Flour
of Slippery Elm, Flower of Sulphur, Fen
lgreek Seed, French Chalk, Gum Arabic
(superior) G. Myrrh, Ginger (white and
conn., ioffman's Anodyne, Iodine, Ippecac.
Jalap, JUJUBE PASTE, Mama, Morphine
Nipple Shells, OPIUM, Oil Almonds, Anise.
Gloves, Lemon, Lavender, Kreosote, Pink
Root, Pearl Ash, Pepper, Pimento, QUIZ
me, Quicksilver, Rhubarb (root and pow
der,) Red Precipltate, Rochelle Salts, Salt
petre, Sponge, Coarse and fine,) SAL ARA
TUs, STARCH, Sugar of Lead, Seidlitz
and Soda Powders, Thompson's Eye Wa
ter, Tooth Brushes, &c.
Swaim's Panacea,
M'Lane's Vermifuge, Geuu-
FLUID Ext. Sarsaparilla, inc.
Ext. Buchu,
E s s:;. '' % d. Genuine. :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
FIFTH WARD, BROOKLYN.-GREAT EX-
CITEMENT AMONG TIE LOCOFOCOS.

3- In this ward Samuel Hart and Gilbert G. Balls
the Locooco candidates for Aldermen The real simenpues
of the party they the nomination. Hart
will be strongly supported by useless and idle set Of
he ders about the yard who attening
the public when the honest mechanic and laoorer who
do the work. obliged 10 idle through long and trying
winter; aud still are told this is democracy But OH to
he working class it is democracy with vengeance. He is
also supported by few unprncpled and disappointed
PLACE hunters who are as hungry f. office
very ucrati and influential office in the yard he
good well Gaming but he the hands ola miserable
clique his influence the yard
their ACCOUNT and if Hart can devote his time
charge the duties of public officer Of the City Of Brook
yn clear that his required the
yaId and if why not Mr. Pauding under his system
and which has ground the mechanic
the dns do with the Office atcgetherl But of
this hereafter
As Cor Mr. Balls he is noisy politician; makes some dis
the polls he made toerab good constable but the
him in nomination for alderman should be writ
ten ass In order the election Of these
VINO apable to discharge the duties of aid
The foreman painter agood and worthy mechanic has
from the yard make place Tor who
has qualification for the appointment except his present
brawling support Of Hart Come Wings beat this If can
Yours, . $500
,p,sit. A PLAIN SAILOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

me- Mr.. WILLIAMS, the English 0culist may be con-
suited al his own rented house usual which, 1887 he
called p evidence House No e Broadway of Canal
street entrance No day Sundays, between
the hours Of eleven and three until the LIST Of May ls
any expense One of the patients who have been
restored TO sight by Mr. Wilamss remedies, since his
arrival in New York. may be almost every day at
three o'clock, with other patients, at his house, who
rely covered with thick coat covering from fourteen
days after her birth. She now upwards of forty years
old and highly respectable She she ~ blind
ey with the other could only the light and color
that in the her life than hun
dred have declared to be impossible to do her
good She now however not only see the light with
ects with both eyes The first time she recolect to have
ever any object the face of lady gentleman
in Providence Houe both ofwhom had been previously
stored sight by Mr. Williams and quite well
part of hs above house TO let and may be had
Immediately, consisting of two handsome parors fronting
Broadway the floor, suitable for a Dentist Portrait
Painter other artist whose plate may be on the
the whole of the part Of the house. consisting
second and third floors be let the first Of May next
by application to Mr. WILLIAMS, the first floor day
except Sunday, from IL to o'clock. apl3 ltD<Ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.
Pun AnUUpxsvA Sunda

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Ar. M.
understand that the United States Bank refuses
is-a"lv as to their acceptance olthe late bank
lure on the ground that time fixed in the hill for
must have been esu anrss I'm millions to the
fairy bill, fixing the time for payment OF tne money
The Usage has arrira WITH dates from canton, 10
the arrival at your city from England, where dates
had been received to- the 10th of December.
The sale of stocks on Saturday was large, 200 U.
S. Bank at 80 l-2, 80 II and 81; % Vicksburg at
l6l-2;5 Camden and Amboy ll9.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

OLD GALEN's HEAD, " Peck Slip, nsar corner nf
" Water street. DOCTOR EVANS continues his improved
practice. usual At his well established Disp.nssry No
Peck Slip The public respectfully arpriscd, that DR.
Evans extensive pract regular medical acquire mcnts
EurQTe aud America and ~ erence
bes him 10 adopt the most speedy safe and agreeable prc ce
for the perfect removal sfa diseases Of delicate
CID FOR which be ptreula colcbraied-ost who have
been siy treated BY less experienced practitioners
fully invited 90 make application at his Office, Ne
~ Peek slip whore HE well approved Mneryas Box and Pr
Ventiye may be d genuine and al other establishment
N.B-The offices asd entrances well arranged and
be de pended Attendance daily until loP PM.
m20-tmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
THE EYE.

Il
tyr WHEELER informs all those afflicted with IMPER
o ncipen Of vision, that he prepared give adj
vice and administer remedies in II snch .
DR. W. will references To the most respectable families
in this TO his professional abilities ssd TO those whom
he has cured who have been considered neurbe BY other pro-
lessors
Films sreeks ncpien Cataraets removed without snrse
Operations. j. WhEtL rf, Ocuilst,-
SO Greenwich street, near the Battery, y. Y.
~ Office hours from S A. NJ. TO o'clock, p. NJ.
To Dr. heeer OculiSf, 80 Creerrich street Neu York
SI-Promptcdby grateful feelings for the restoration of the
sight Of my left eye after had in tired the probes
sona skill Of several Physc ans and the remedies prescribed
BY the Eye afrmsry Of New York beg leave TO return
sincere scknoyedgements to YOU Ny night eye was totally
blind from the ptan Ophhamis and bad state OF ulcer
but the of three months assidusus and e
cacous has effected the complete restoration Of
yesght and shalt consider best beneiacto and
duty recommend you to AL those who may be unforu
safely afflicted with diseases of the yes rman SIR ours
With the highest esteem, MARY OUTWATER.
honarky JAN IS, 1870, Hsekensack ~ J. ma2 Sun
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATE.
Il RAILS FOR FOR FLORISTS.-The subscribers have
Just received ships Emerald and Utica extensive sssort
ment Of Artificial Flowers from Paris, style for the
Spring. Also kind Of materials for manufacturing
Flowers Dealers viii find it profitable TO call before purchss
very large every article selected with the greatest
Paris. BRUN, LAROSIERE Y co,
ap7 I'm ms William u.
mr. HUNTERS RED DROp-For one class Of complaints
~ onlyOiee No Division street. door from aharnt
street. the only place IN the city, vel ksown for the
great and extraordinary has Performed
without hindr2ncc from business, when all other
dies have failed For particular Of the medicine
adverusem.nts on outer page 81 per vial. msl Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13


IrRATE AND PoUpRETTE.-This Establishment for
making Urats and Poufrtfs on the Hackensack River
in New completed, and the Steamboat repaired and
ready 10 receive board the night soil close tight tubs
to furnish them the Of their Of expense
the contests Of sinks and prives. Orders for
tying sink BY that approved psn be left at the Office
g Tie City Inspector, City Hall With JOHN Mosser Jacob
the tubs, let at the office Of the No "a Cedar
street c.rnsr Of Nassau street. New York. -
n BThe books for sal scrpton 20 the stock OF the above
concern which s been chartered IN New Jersey by the name
Wednesday aud Thursdy the sh and 9th days Of April 1870
az The hose OF Moses Miller Rnkeeper in Jersey city, for
portion Of the stock % the company and for the residue OF
street. in the City Of New York Monday the 18th April
inst and be continued until the stock subscribed Tor
Orderlor rate and POudree received at Cedar street
a3-2wt
pAULsoN h JENNINGS, Diapers and Tailor, No. 80
William street have concluded to ADOPT the cash system.
being satisfied that they make object TO their custom
and all who may favor them with call. api Hr'
GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPOUTO.-
~ Solely imported for the nee Of inyaas and
IN consequence cf the hitherto almost nsppeab dcnly Of
IN, genuine state produced from the vince IN the die
trict OF n, Deuro in Portugal Messrs Osborn, Bro.
Tiers, Of oporto, will continue 70 export the above cie
IN eases Of dozen each, bottled IL OtorOi and 90 pr:
Be marked on the inner part M ps brand Of the House.
TRASH"
ny which means those parties who think II worth while "a
unau Grated Port Vine lso often
r the preservation Of M itsel may depend uIon
purchasing article pure runs from the wire press
aud OF the choces quality that nature capable %
ducine
Rel Port Of the extraordinary vintage ofiss4
White Mamsey Port DO VINTAGE tss4, Sold BY
iai sm' wYCKOFF SCRYMsEP, 81 wsIla
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

ITO THE ECoNoMICAL.-REMoVAL. NEW
ELL begs leave inform his friends and tho public that he
removed his Boots and Shoes from No 81 Canal
Nos and Chatham street He has the most ex
tensve of Boots aud Shoes Of the latest shons
Cor sale, wholesale and retail prices lower than can be pur
chased In the city.
". u. His Stores Nos. B, 66 aud 6e Chatham suts
All goods warranted fe23m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST,
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND SCALPS
ARE TO BEFOuND AT
CLIREHUGH'S.

w INO AM DOLALI -
ARE TO BEFOuND AT
CLIREHUGH'S,
2o7 BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON STREET.
THE many attempts that daily making to initiate these
celebrated Wigs and Scalps Just many proofs OF
the high character they have attained and the estimation they
held in by the trade But the public will observe that C. is
the original maker lin this country of $50 49,.
THE VENTlLLATING AND GOSSAMER
WIGS AND SCALPS,
(WIHTOUT METALLIC SPRlNGSA
that all others but feeble attempts al imitation want
the genius divine direct the principle which they
made to fit, and the skill and prsetic to execute
All wearers and connoisseurs are invite to inspect his
HEADS OF HAIR,
which for elegance ghtness and durability be classed
the oductIon OF modern tnesn their manutac
they all others made here. The hair sny
1rted and equally distributed appear Just issuing
from the skin; they ohe brow than the natural
hair does and having metallic spring all d'sagreabe pres
is obyiaed For sothern climate they nestinable
being only OF. weight.
Senators Members Congress- and Gentlemen from every
quarter the country who are now wearing Cs wigs can be
referred TO. .
The prices will be found to suit the circumstances OF all
classes apis I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
pyDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN FASHION
IL ABTF FOOT AND sIoF EMPORIUM n Clinton

RoARD.-Two or three gene ran furnished room.
with board by applying AZ No 10 Park place Enesh sno
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
BOARDING.

u BOARDING.
T,HE PROPRIETORs or THE CARLTON HOUSE
inform their friends and the public that usny families ans
single their Residence ~ THIS srason
the year that ey viii Eni 90 their advantage 70 cas- ~ w
Carlton where they IN find econsdaOn o" the most req
'Vas,,e t,rrs' '"f The yeSo' 's BpNsoN BoDosa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
NAUTICAL ACADEMY

II c. WARD, Professor ef Mathematics and Nautical
A. Science, will his Academy the 18th Of April
100 Water street. the United States Hotel where
ng persons and others will be overwhelmingly branch of
the science in theory and practice. $3.50
may be necessary observe. that Mr. W. has had thirty
years experience IN his profe ssion gaer
Cards Of terms, Be-, maj be at the Navigation Ware
house OF
spii 5t A. MEGAREY, 100 Water st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. 10 single gentlemen Gar.
pushed or unurnshed, without board in desirable par,
Of Broadway, At the Of May Enquire John street
An ssry application viii choice Rernees siven
reTnrro mas v i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

GREAT LOCATION FOR LUMBER BUSINESS AT
" FLUsHING.-Io lease for five 10 ten years, Plot Of
Ground in tie village Flushing, containing about two
with front ofsbove feet the This village is
ri'ng beyond any other in the rcnity ofhe city, and
buildings erecting, which very large aRd in
demand for building materials of all kinds while there
Is os u lumber yard 10 supply the whole township So
The ofhe must nd large estab
shn u the kind he will ash il does
coed Apply at Mes Pine street, up stairs.
spi0 81 WM FRINGE * SON.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICING PUFF. NO
HI MBUG-The entire stock Of Fancy and STAPLE Dry
Gogds, late the property Of Messrs Johnson OMeaa Co,
bankrupts has been for cash by - NJ
HEATH le2 Bowery. and will be offered for sale Monday
April sth and following cent under the original
cost The present opportunity which may again
the public therefore, especially country dealers
petos OF hotels and hou-ekeepes will end much TO their
advantage TO embrace it
The stock comprises Silks shals Mousseline de LANES
Sheengs Foreign and Domestic Goods Of all
rtthr with general assortment Of Fancy Goods,
here 10 tnRmerate.
Milliners and Pedaxs supplied.
One price strictly observed and abatement Permitted
Observe the store, T. HEATHS
avs ST. ts2 Bowery, near Broome St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

male Physician happy to have it in her to
the introduction into this country about year
health erbds rapid increase Of family hundreds have
ayaed tn mseves Of e1 With and satisfaction
that aas & WIT that for
they been used in Europe with nvarable rs
Madame Rete the grandmother OF the advertiser, who made
this subject her particular and especial study still
nced by their successful adoption in this country The re-
suits Of their adoption to the happiness the health often
vast touch upon within the limits Of advertsemente
suits which affect only the of parents but
s & % s often h
of those who give them birth would diestel In how
cal the motker, of poor family, slaves
their lives tuggiug labor, oilng to 1--we
and comparative auence and care and toll have weighed
down the spirit and last broken the health father how
ons her fatheres Inspiring from becoming degraded
objects Of charity Progate voaries Of vcel And even
are he days Of the kind kher embed in be
holding the enacated orr. and declining health OF the com
StyHst sinking ino premature srave~wh he ceria
prospect early bere Of the partner Of his
ing attentions and %atshiI soEeitude which mother
alone can besow, not unirenently at time when least able
to s9 mors e for psrens % h @ %
less Of consequences t9 or the well beng Q, dhe
a ss & : anS s
this subject and estimating the vast benefits resulting to thou
sS N the saps .nn p % S s's y ali s
they hold and dear its consideration IL not
and yrn9us to wills 70 which We are subject oy simple
and enghensd mind will unheststngy answer in tn.
Vii and particular For The Ofhoss
able call personally "Crcuars" fully explanatory
nted States. letters must be postpaid and addressed to
MAPAM REsTEL f%s % So. f.56sPa Sss
tosP N. Philadelphia ONCE, sss South Eighth street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
No. a PECK SLIP


DOCTOR CARPENTER continues as usual to devote his
entire personal attention 10 the treatment Of all delicate
and private diseases
Those become the victims
Of unqualified unprncip eharaans with which this city
sbounds m consequence the axy regulating the
eaca profession respectfully solicited TO call at his old
established Di.pensary No Peck slip where thousands
rave been made to rejoice at happy delverance from their
manifold diseases.
To strangers Dr. Carpenter segs leave to add that he
College, and received his diploma this cy tcams
honors;) lcentiae Of the New York State Medical 30
eiey and has had nearly thirty practice and expre
IN this city and what most mpertsn he speedily and ehs
o. Separate Offices and for the privacy Of "a
tens who IN o3atact Charges reasonable
feia I'm
WINES hampagne Wines, OF "Lambcrt," "Unon,'
w Rose STAR Great Western Anchor "Yicto
Madeira vinage bottled on draught Scotia
Newton GordJn's,' and other brands.
sherrAn assortment Of pale gold and brown, comprising
Port-Old cr,sted.-. Harris's,, Page's.p &c.
Pine Juice draght and in bots besides extensive
sortmcnt
Claret Hook. and other Wines.
Al the Granite Wine Naas corner Of Broadway and Cham
bers street entrance IN Chamber street by
ms2o im' y. X. ROBINSON co. Wine Dealers.
BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK. N. 1.-The ss-
perior Ale brewed IN the German style the above
tabskncn Of r. Warburg, Is constantly hand and for
sale barrels ad half do. for family use, also shipping
order at No. Pine street, first floor dil sn.'
MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
vi The most, cheapest, and the best-GEO. A. HOYTS
CO. No. "a BOwery, Eeep constantly hand very large
Ready made Clothing suited {. all ages and all
w1ch they determined TO sell 10 suit the present
Hard Times. Call and test the above. ra2o am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

x6OO nEWARD.-Cnoss, SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
RCOO For the Of Gonorrh1s, elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered FOR the above complaints ths
1. the most certain.
II makes speedy and permanent without the least
scton TO diet drink exposure change application 10 bu
We give long quackh recommendations deceive the
public IL the medicine does not speak for sel shau
speak for H. Our object TO nef where IL be had and
the proprietor challenges single Gsnoh0a to
under forfeiture Of $500
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks 81
eety-hgh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
are nav presented with remedy by whish they cure them
selves without the least exposure in the shortest time posoe
rher the disease caunot be contracted dose OF ths
Mixture taken at night 10 bed, when exposed
II put IN bottles with full directions accompanying IT.
At 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured IN two days. =. -
For sale only DR.. Vim. H. Minors drug store NO 10
Broadway of (Frankn Housed New torh
and At Jones Hucnson corner OF Chestnut and seventh
streets, Philadelphia.
Beware ofimsiions The genuine only as above Jas n
SCOTCH ALE5e casks and 81 dozen each Of Edinburgh
- bottled Ale landed from the ship lndepnlehce IN ns
order. for sale Wy - .,,p,nr =, =. g..
spoi w- ttr.y. l-nI..I-- Jr ~ !. enar ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

DROSPECT HILL BOARDING SCHOOL.-Mr BE
NAN has the pleasure OF announcing TO the public that he
taken the bssuful Mansion Prospect Hill $50 street
and 4th forme ry known Nowan's Pavilion;
which place he hes recently removed his school from hs
those who wish to place their boys under his charge.
The attractions at this mansion unsurpsssed-ts ycni-
the city fine healthy aits halls splendid
piarza and magnificent prospeets-iogether with the free
OF ground combine render this
location unrivaled for a boarding school.
The internal Of the school adapted TO the
usual purposes fer which boarding school should be establish
ed Tie Spring term commences on the first Of May.
As the grounds and observatory afford delightful prone
made and prospect especially to children, parents and friends
respectfully invited call and view the establishment
For terms references &c call either al the Man
the agent WIN r. DRAKE, No II Wall street, opposite us
tom House.
{T} WANTED, assistsnt Teacher One who i pious,
apio I'M SAMUEL BEMAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

~ A LUXURIANT HEAD OF HAIR -
~IM~ WYETH'S CREAM OF LILIES, established
zR for the only promoter Of the growth OF
EY hair bald places, and giving fine dark lustre,
WE keeping ladies hair ringlets from getting out OF
curl during dancing, warm weather, &c. The
Ma Cream of Lilies possesses body which other
~ MlE0 preparation and consequence the only
VNSvA<> infalble remedy for dandruf scales sc. The
NNSO scales ON infants heads removed by two
apple atoms. For falling of Of the hair nothing
can equal it. .-
For sale by Wyeth Bowery; A B. D. Sands, 70 and
100 Futon Guion Bazaar Broadway Minor Dey
Boadway Hart Broadway and Chambers street;
Ring Broaaway Syme 63 and S3s Bowery Burnet 81 Ca
nal street. ...- ,.ao, i,
Also for sale as above, WYETHS MILK OF ROSES, the
most exquisite beauter Of
burn scay eruptons, and the sine of shaving
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

VANCY BALL DRESSES, gust received from Paris M,
ROeHE bcgs notice the public that he has Jns
The most beautiful and complete assortment oil
Ball Dresses this city, and which ne oners e
a. NJ " = o. 'ei' A - - fe29 9minss
SIMPSONS NEWLY INVENTED P0RTAR &a im-
an box The ady = iss SroSuwav. New York
oetqerB W holesale ordsrs premItiy executed
Lanc~t Instruments Razors Cutlery &c. set and repaired
fsis Sa* l-A 49,
TALL RIVER NALs-The Fall River. Iron Works CO ,
CO.. New York, vending Nails Of inferior quality
"Fa River Nas whereby many purchasers have been de-
ceved This therefore give notice. that the Nails sold BY
the said NJ Wilson Co not made by but made
as we wholly from Pudded Iron and the casks
bear the mark Fall River Nail Co., New York. with the
view, doubtless of deceiyBg those who wish Fall River
Nails To those acquainted with nails il to
say that the article made by this Company wholly from Rus
Swedes ron materially different from those made
from Pud led Iron aud should therefore bear different price,
Our Nails up casks; marked uniformly "Fal River
Iron Works CO.. and may be had OF our Agents,
y Darfee Tisdale, ais Water street, New York.
Ripley & Cune, Hartford Conn.,
David ssson, South Water street. Providence, the sub
scriber at the Factory. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Fall River March 81, 1910. aplo iwIs+
CO. To AryLIcTEp.-We would call the attention OF
readers the celebrated preparations of Dr. GtRAK
DIN a Ply stefan who stands inferior to none IN has
medical requirements having devoted his entire attention
the reatmst OF for number OF years
most strongly to the attention OF the mvalids
Saaa adv MT IA he last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

SEVENTEENTH WARD.
DEMOCRATIC WING NOMINATION.
For Alderman
TYLER DtBBLEE
For Assistant,
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
For Collector,
JOSEPH SHAHROTT
For Ass -sgOrs,
JACOB WEEKS. Jr. GEORGE w. GREEN,
For Consiabes
FHANCIs THOMAS SAMUEL J. JACKSON
- Dor Commissioner of Registry.
EDWARD DAYTON JOHN NEWHOJSE.
,.r.-. ForI sp-ctors Of Election.
~ Dsirrt--t u ARIES LACH, JOHN RIDLEY
"a "a RB.tne,-loHN ELY. gONtTHAN u RANSOM,
w. P,;,n VILLAIN TILDEN, wM. ~ Maxwell.
s,s s Dstret-HAMlLTON FISH, JAS. J VAN ALLEN.
~ TENTH WARD.-IIPPECANUt. ILUB-Tse
lpffc MOE Boys 81 The Old Tenth hold meeting this
ing and invite Their Ilpp~c4noe brethren 10 attend al their
heaa Snrtes columbian Hsll 2sl Grand street ap3 ~
GIXTEENTH WARD TlPrECANOF DEyoTR ATTIC
~ NOMINATIONS FOR CHARTER OFFICERS
For Alderman.
EDWARD ~ WEgT
Assistant Alderman.
THOMAS NOOK
Collector.
JOHN GEARY.
Assessors:
EDWARD BLACK, WALTER MEAD
JOHN BtNTA BENJ P WAND
..... . 49, Conmissontrs q r. gistry;
JAMES LYNCH ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD