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MEDICINES.
THE GREATEST CURES upon

THE GREATEST CURES upon record have
4 been made In = short time by the uss Of DR. DE-
WITT c. KELLlN6ER's wonderful Modicsied Lni.
Mr. J. O. Burger passed through several hospitals
and was pronounced Incgrabs. He was cured In Tow
weeks BY ths Of few bottles Of Kengers Lniment
rsaidencs I3C Grsnd-sL hr Elisn Bssemsn cured OF
rheumatism, also given 40 10 dye Residence nesr
CaO'. Oh Gao himself has been Aissd from Dsstb's
door by lis magic influence Case inh.mm.ory govt. u
GERS Of 20 years have been entirely cured In short
time Il Is certain TO cure pains Of every description ~
nsed and neal al manner Of AL sores cuts and bruises
Not solitary Of failure tas ever been reported 10 the
sale Of 100000 bottles and OYER In few years ls action
coughs and colds Is mild, efectus AID agreeable II
bresks the whole difficulty At The bottom and performs
entire As proof OF the above we sat bsstde
SIR James q. Benneu certain OCCASION In the month
OF August In The Summer Of 49, and heard him cough al
Necessarily. After little Conversation In rslson 10
the suggested trial Of our remedy which was
granted and In very short period Mr. B. considered him
self entirely cured and has several occssions mentioned
TIE fact In his daily journal 10 plain terms
~ B. Thousands VI additional testimony be seen 81
the depos whch proud OF the honor Of refer
ing The following highly distinguished Individuals ass
thelf families and enaphacshy say, that s The most
sfsctuxI general family medicine now offered for sale
Hon n. II. Grnae Hon. Richd. =. CsrmaD, Hoo. Robt.
H. Morris sx Mayor Mr.. VIM l. Morris, also ty the r-
Wings COsfsrs, Lvtnzstous koes, Depaus Hamlltons,
Lodlo~s, Lorril.fds and by ths elite generally
Sold large bottles highly favored, at 50 cents ,ech a.
- PesrisL ssf Broadway, ore door above Gfsnd-st
Whciesae agents wanted to whom large pfofis viii be
given finley will not give our pcs, they shall have It
81 heir % lvlseod
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~ Twelfth Ward primary Ele,

~ Twelfth ward trttnnTy ttccttoD.--in pur
suance of The accommodation Of tns Wing General Com
mi tee the Whg Electors of the Twelfth Ward re-
Qussied to meet At the house OF George b. Over, fors
VILE on Tuesday The 9Th inst to elect by ballot the fol
lowing Committees viz
Three Delegates TO the Judiciary Convention
Five Delegates TO the County Convention.
Five Delegates to the City Convention, TO nominate
heads of Departments.
Five Deles Senatorial Convention and eleven
Delegates form Convention TO nominate candidate
represent this District In the rext Assembly, and "a
elect Committee of fifteen members TO nominate Ward
aud School Officers The poll will be open from TO
O'Clock, PM. BY order Of the Ward Committee.
HIRAM A MAYNARD, Chsifmsn.
=. LErORT, Secretary. 90 IT.
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n Oh. kELLISGER,S ISFALLIBLE LIN
tsA.t LHEAI vi. LeaL sure Lrul.a ths

a. DR.. KELLISGER,s IsFALLI8LE LIN
10y lEENI will hesl any sore brglse uDoo the
> horss. and work The animal every day. II 10 the
meet speedy and certain for H-syes nd Cole
has oeen cfered for sac 10 fy yessi slso bad
dwellings and strains u every character. Sold 10
srge bottles AZ ocly Scis bOtte, 20 feerl-st and
- Broadway, one door above 6rEnd-st Il used BY
ell The stage Ines and cy the best hors-usners and deal
efs In the United States and the Canada ~ bs-Agerts
wanted ~ho have routes establshed II they viii not
buy L AZ our price, they sha have a. ther own % 5m
OFFICE or THE GOVERNORS or THE
OALAS-HOUsE-- f0Tk, Oct |, lsss-ssaled pro
pO-.s will be received this Office urul O'clock Oct
3 Tor furnishing this Depsren. with 5000 IONS Of Hard
Goa. 60 cords Hard Wood
TIE Coal be Of the stove sire OF the best quail
y srss from chestnut, and 2,1i0 lbs the The
Wood be good, sound white or black oak Of ~ sod
feet I'd the cord be delivered any wharf wharyes
IN The CRY snd County Of Eew-Yorh Any further afos-
nation map be obtained % application 70 dis s6es,
% nus D. DkAkBS-
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PORTRAITURE
grEsHv pETFR~ GRAY.

~ Beas 10 inform his friends, that he viii for
a. gonre devote HE attention entirely TO Portrait Paint
80 Those who desire excellent works 81 AT OF lhe
sove class are assured Of his ability 10 execute hem
sxSjo 81 Frankir-st door from Broadway % lmeod'
srgGentlemen's Hnts-FALL STyLE-BlRD, cor
,f Pine and Nassau stsThe attention Of the admirers
Of On elegant and becoming style Of Hat s invited to the
,sw Fall pattern It's justly entitled TO the admiration Of
,,ptiemsn OF taste, and The discriminating wesrer.
At 7rI.ssTnkTh. BIRD cor Pine and Nassau sis
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eCi!DtbIS.
no CHARLES BARTLErr, E.q. Primo

I,O CHARLES BARTLETT, Esq Principal o
the POughkeekse Coi.egia ate schooi-Ihe undefs On
ed your Committee OF Examination. would scknsw lsdg
with oevou grsiiudeto God his great mercy in spreadr.
tho wing Of bs love you snd your precious charge
during 4 OF farfll pesrlenea Hundreds have
fallen arourd while you have enjoyed unususl hes
on College Hin Indeed, Il should spoken ofgs 81 gns
rvideucs Of the Divine protection ell a. the saubrty
OF your locally. that not death has occurred IN YOU
School for than years. ard only two n al
during the thirteen years OF The Schools existence.
We perceive that some changes have taken place ~ the
corps u instructors bat certary with derment the
II Tie pupils, Who during examination % three
days evenings Included have proved not only that they
capabe Of leaning but ths. thoir Instructors are eminent
IL capable Of teaching.
We are happy also to add that by comparing the pre-
with tina distinctly In the addiuOu Of new
studies and improved modes Of pursuing tue old ones,
u purpose your part and that of your cosdut 10
NEE. very demand Of the age. Among these advances
have much pleasure In noticing the successful efforts al
higher style Of English composition, and The delivery OF
their essays BY the pupils to several Of which va
listened with great delight We consider an early Atten
this department Of education conducive IN an
ard excellence IN one OF The most elegant and useful Of all
accomplishments
We advert with high satisfaction to The eloquent ad-
dress Of Professor c. Murray NSirn-, "Wednesday
evening which large and respectable audience lis
ed with evident delight II characterized by strong
and wed gesisd thought, and replee with wisdom and
truth, and elicaie he patrons OF your School upon
the accession Of such adjunct 10 your faculty.
We might dwell longer on the details Of the exauina-
ton and the facilities afforded here ~ secure tioyorga
education Of The hghet 0rdv-ou the hsppy arrangement OF
he nldst Of which College Hill stands Bat mis- were
only repetition II what mas been sgan and again said 10
past reports Of Exsnlninz Commi,1res W .nsfe,ois
refer such may desire Information In these respects TO
those reports, and endorfe them ss truthful
We conclude with The expression Of our best wishes for
your continued prosperity
II. 6. LUDLOW, o. BRONSON,
oe,osers 6. 1919. rosli.l GRO b WARREN
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~ Fourteenth Ward-PRIMARY ELECTION
In compliance with the r,quisOn OF the Wing General
Committee, election for the choice OF the Nominating
Committees allotted TO the Fourteenth Ward will be held
the Broadway House this Tuesday the 9Th inst The
The polls Will be opened al IL O'Clock and close at
PM. The following gentlemen appointed Inspectors
Nm. ; Gregory, David Sherwood, end Andrew Jordan.
BY order OF the Ward Committee.
SAINT Brown, See'y T. WALTER WELSH. Chm.
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w lhfftctUtu wing h.icNtois VI Tue
Thirteenth Ward ia pursuance Of The recommendation OF
The General Committee requested 10 meet al ITALIAN
Hail. 460 Grandst Tuesday evening next. 9th inst
y o'clock elect by ballot three Delegates to represent
said Ward in Judicial Convention; i've Delegates 10 the
County Convention i've Delegates TO the City Conven
ton, and six Delegates the Senatorial Convention
Also, COMMITTEES OF eleven TO nominate Member OF
Assembly and Committee Of thirteen TO nominate Char
and School officers be supported the ensuing
ton. BY order Of the Ward Committee.
AUGUSTUS MORAND Chairman.
IH9s G. oovtp' Secretaries. os,,..
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~ Seventeenth Ward

~ Seventeenth Ward.-Ths Democratic Wings
OF ibis Ward are hereby NOTIFIED that Tuesday. the
inst between the hours Of AN. and I'm election
will be held NJ the Henry Clay house, corner OF Avenue
A. aud tFs.s for the purpose OF choosing three dele-
gates TO represent the Seventeenth Ward IN the Whig
Judicial Conventions i've delegates TO the County Con
yenton; Eve 10 the City Convention six Delegates TO
The Convention OF the lVlh Senatorial Districts eeyeu
Delegsl to The Convention OF The XVIII Assembly Dis
rct and twery-one delegates to the Seventeenth Ward
Charter Convention. The following the names OF the
Inspectors duly appointed to this occasion viz
Isaac VIM Smith, John Rsab, J. J. Townsend, j. L.
finckney Talma Hill
BY order Of the War Committee.
JOHN }. HERRlCk, Chairman pro tenn
T. DkLAfIrLD SMITH, Sec'y pro tenn. oSa-
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UoUsAT0NIc INSTITUTE, NEw.MILgoRD,

u0I>ATONIf INSTITUTE, NEW MILFORD.
iICONS.-Ths Fall Term Of this institution Will com
rierce Monday. October g. 1919 under the instruction
Of WILLIAM C. CATLIN, " d assisted IN the Lad les
Department BY Mrs CATLIS. whose long experience and
teaching merit the fullest conhc ncs Of parents
and the public 10 general The Of Instruction viii
include all the branches Of English. Mathematical and
Classical studies usually taught Ia best Academies
and III gh Schools.
Those DESTROYS u teaching during she ensuing Winter
can receive instruction durug he mohth OF October, with
particular reference 70 that business
The Academic year will be divides. INTO four terms Of
eleven weeks each -
TUITIo~ Pea TERs-Ortinsry r. fish branches, :
Higher. English branches 81. Lar uags- and hiRner
Mathematics. s5 A small contingent bill will be- sddsd
10 the above prices.
Ore or two evenings each week bill De devoted 10
teaching Vocal Mlsie additionss charge Of FER
quarter. for each member Of the class
Lectures will oe given 10 The TeaIher and others, on
fn,sectsl and Moral Philosophy AID other lnteresin
and Instructive 10 irinds OF the youn
The constant Of teachers Will be make their
INSTRUCTIONS thorough aud practical regarding also OF
las importance, th- moral cthure 81 the Pupils
committed 20 their
Board be obtained ID ft- fswj " the lnsTnctor,
other rrspccrsbe fsmiiies 81 reasonable Prices
Toe Vilisge Of New Milford Is situated 10 besntif1l
and heslihu region OF country he Housa,opic Htii
road, thiyfve miles north OF the City Fl Bridgeport ara
Easy Of access from al parts II he co+ntry
New Milford, Sept Y, 1873
3 6 f sAsSSEs99RD3 lrm.e..
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES COLE Ascuonssr.
1-Q VALUABLE ng!LDIN0 Lots IN raE s

100 NAItAo ntlkUlN0 SOES IN I'M
corr win eel At auction on MONDAY, Oct "a, a. ~ o.
clock o. the Nerchsrss Exchange. IN los N
round each y BY 100 feet; stnsted 10 The Nnfh ard
Bo,iyz Ia Bedrd and Putnam avs and The enurc block
about $50 feet from eedfcr1sv ane rann,cg
svesce Being bounded BY Bedford, Nosuand Marcy ant
Tonpsns avenues. and BY Puusnaveune and Ascieoo-s
The avenues and al regularly aid oa opened
ard graded 90 that purchasers VII De 'o'
The same. 80 the asscssmsns and tsxes inefcon nave
a.. been paid for the eurrenl year. -, -
The zosl level and vNasble property 10 ooild 90 ~
eanisTy point o. view. the saving OF sseor otknk
foundations kc VI any thai hes ever been oder~1 ~ ~
toe 10 the Cay " Brooklyn. eedford-avenas ~ iec'
feet vide, and paved within few feet o. s rfoectv
All the other and streets ere 70 teet wds
on seTsrsge streets There will be elsGss N Inc deeds
sgsn., ruisAnces Mssng n al 20ss lots In he I'm
mediate vicinity similarly projected One Of the owness
Of he adj property under Contract TO cree, Ave
hou ses forthwith.
rmr~astey opposite he property church has beer
erected Those no ~sh TO purchsse invited VISIT
the property before The day Of sale % - to adse accord
ingy. >,, -, -,
soa Very every few rrnies mi mcright and ahe Pas
srngers 10 wiinin fniheses 40 " w
The property :. al the confluence Of Brooklyn sad VIII
nsm.bash overlooking both ciues, esinS acoa ni-:
for Peck-s.p Ferry, rtles from ne SCUM re''y anu
between 4 ard miles from Fulton Ferry
The rue to this property unoCssuonsose ne'ink oe~n
| N one family Ter rsny years.
Terms-0 per on the day OF sale ~ per sens ON
Sis OF Oct when The 1eeSs will DO delivered INC 20
snee may euse On ecud snt mortgage for three yes -
Msps OF the property are now ready OF the oees 81
os lsts lrp
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" sixteenth Ward.-in pursuance Of the recon
menda OF the General Committee and the direction
the Ward Committee the Wing Electors Of the Sixteenth
Ward will on Tuesday the 9th inst elect by ballot Dele
sstes from said Ward the various Committees, as fol
lowe vizThree delegates to the judiciary Convection
dve Delegates 10 the County Convention i've Delegates
the Assds Of
psegsi 20 the Senatorial Convention, and Ascend
Convention to consist Of eleven members and Nominal
ing Committee to ncutnsie Ward and School officers "a
Jnsist OF fifteen mbsrs The election viii be he,d al
the corner Of Twerty hrds; ard Eighth aud the polls
eill be oren from sunrise until O'Clock I NJ
BY order Of The Ward Committee,
WILLIAM 5. DAWSON, Chairman.
JonN D. FsEsLsso, Secretaries. al.
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" Fifteenth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of tb'

~ Fifteenth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of the
Fifteenth Ward pursuant TO the call Of the General Com
mlitee, will hold election al Constitution Hail. SO
Broadway on TUESDAY, the 9th met TO elect by ballot
Delegates Judicial Convention i've Delegates 10
County Convention, i've Delegates TO City Convention
FIVE Delegates TO Senatorial Convention, Committee OF
eleven nominate member Of Assembly, and Com
mitee OF thirteen nominate Charter and School Officers
~ Polls open from sunrise 10 O'Clock, L NJ BY or
der OF the Ward Committee
ISAAC NJ PHYFE, Chairman
WM G. STERLING Secretary os 2us-
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l. @ CARRINGroN. Aactiore-r
10y JACOB -. Pl.ATT: = HARDWARE AN
ID CIfTTrRY FANCY GOODS. Table En,yss q,

Forks Pocket and Penknives, tc.-JACOb y FLATT
will sell THIS DAY al 10 O'Clock, st the auction =
Plsltst shove Also, general assorneut OF goods IN
tbs hard line Also. 30 doxen hair and brushes
Ass wire selves busters srof srops tea usys tsh het
Ties and wash basins door syringe drawing Knives brace
and bits Norfolk stchss, bolts butcher hnives handssw
ons purses ssdiron stands, molassss sstss Also, 10
cards pen and pocket knives and scissors Also, With
which tho sale commence. set OF about 700 cards hi
mini pattern cards, consisting Of locks, hinges brass
goods spsnnery, NC Also asnd wagon eost aoou,
SIS TO the who.e Of which country - well 80 cay deal
srs are d,rected o. IT.
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- RI NEwYoRK AND sEw:HAvEn
(61) RAIL R0AD-NEW-YOkk AND
'@BOsTON- end afsr Moresy.
oesossr isss, daily trains win leave ihs oAcs VI
h Company, - Csnsl-sl for Dostou vie New Hsvsn.
Hsrtford Springfield end Weseesss sollews; Morning
tssn leaves u . O'Clock, A. u ~ sSIvss - eoseca
bsstpa y ~ IN ~m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBL0'> GARDBS.-rh,s rasrihe-ul .sabrsh-
measis open Tor The s-ascn, TA- worGerfsl RAvEL
TsaTsssy, sad Frasys t-ndsviIie Co.'s 91ny aaa.r he
sSem u hessrs CslVg-Tcsi- sai sfon. perform
GU No postpon-neui On Account Of ne wesher
THIS EVENING, Oct 9 saIes;sinneu's eouse,cs with
sv ,sA 5s,,-r .s1-y-n,eu'. on he
TIGHT ROPE
Executed BY the Rsvei Family and Leon Jsyeli.
THE VENETIAN CARNIVAL
IN Nnich Nors Marxete vii 1ro1gce % Astonishing and
Msichless Suh Dance -
AMER which. Grsrc Ps. de TrUis. BY VI Brilliant and
- Miles. Lsrsn .nd Nile. X. Celeste.
D,,,, la "a an hour nisunissioc for Rsfrsshmen.
"-'"A "a sevsra Aarcn-s. &C ~ podw or'n osna'
Aooo1eiute win tie Comic Psniomime OF
g.. u. DEcHALUMEtU.
Ame. Oliver. Nine Rsre Me ctr.r'-''. Nine Ave-.
Doors open = = eommeoee- a :. exactly
ROADWAY rHEArEe-poor. opsa at a.. cur.
al WI ~ ne At THIS EVENING o. wiz be
jacques. Couliocs Orlsndo. A., ny,,,
Touch stone. Mr.. Chapman Rossnd -. .N,.. c,.S,.n
swsETHEARTs AND WIVES
Prices Of admission. To Dress Circle and PEene,s. =,
eeai, Family ard Third Circles, Is es Gallery, l2s es
pURT0N's THKArER-p Door. open at 81, to
u commence Al u o'ciocf. THIS EVENING, oct ,
BLUE DEVILS.
second . ght Of the Opersta OF The
Hsns Ket1ier Mr. Broughsm gogusir Lynne
Afler which. the Fsrcc OF
TURNING THE TABLES.
To conclude with the sn@rpiece OF
THE stAnESE TWINS
Simon Sow.....Mr Burton Ssly........Miss Chapman
rrces-Bor-s, Dress Cree and PSrcueie, Secis. FAINT
Circle or second Tier - eta Private Boxes 3 sod y
DOWBRN THEATER-Dools open al 81 cur
Dam rises at THIS EVENING. Ocl. 2, will b
.eged The Grand Historical Spectacle, called
WARWICK THE klNG-MAKER.
RcsId Neville the Ar J. Wsllsck, j
SybN daughter Of Adam WsrDsr........ Miss c Wemysi
Grapi. leader q The Tynbeslsres Mrs Walsek, Jr
Red trisel, lynbrrl Mrs Heroer
Previous % Warwick Will be ted thu ID rama called
HEARTS ARE TRUMPS
Pnces-Boxes, p cents Pitsnd Gallery, ili cents
\TiBLO's.-lOHS sEFTON's BENIFIT-TwoCom
4 psnies on one ulght-NEDNESDAY. Oct 10, LOLA
Monies Los Monies, Mrs. Sloan. AIS LAST LEGS
OCssghan, Mr. sioan-his frst appearance In America
To conclude with the Comic Pancune ofROBERr MA
CARA. Characters by Frsncos and the Rayel Fsnily
N d
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J. ". BROWN. Asction.sg,

] " BROWN, Auctonser. -.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD. BLACK WANT
II AND MAHOGANY FURNlTURE-J w BROWN
will sell snction WEDNESDAY, Oct 10. 81 lof o.
clock at tho Of Mr. Charles twhc declining
the busuess) 81 Broadway bic stock OF very superior
furniture comprising ood blsrk walnut and mahok
sny dressing bureaus, with marbetops do french bed
stesds esgeres French secretaries book esses inao
tables wardrob-s sofa table, chairs, might and toilet
stands &c This furniture 10 Of the best descrpscr
aud well worthy the attention OF purchasers Catalogues
uow ready. 90 2as'
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

60 FOR CALIFOkNIA-DIsPArC LINE
LIE SHIP HAdPDES-This spie1cid weasel u load
- ing ct Pier % North River, foot Of vestryst, car
lake 5aiz o. so barrels ard handsomely accom-
nots;e few hrs aud second cabin passengers Freigh
are a. the lowest rates and no detention This shp
offers the beet Inducements 70 shippers and passengers
ins0res al he loves, rates ADD very sss ssisr.
% ST. Z B SUTTON "a Wallst
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BY COTTON, Aucuooser.
HRNTKEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

VI On THURSDAY, tho lith a l0t oo@ock. q ~ Tees
tysecondst between Eighth and Mimi avenues, the en-
tire furniture Of threestory house and CON prsipe In
part OF beautiful Brussels thfeepy and Ingram carpets
ter card and dining tables solar end ball lsmps Hrsn
dolce mattel ornaments dfess and plain bureaus cham
Der furnnre feat beds hair mattresses, sheets, pew
cases counterpsnes spreads Table nsen, towels, dinner
tsa sets table cutlery, extension dining table,
kitchen furniture, &c nc Catalogues on As mcsnin9 of
o. luoS
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D. G. SANFORD
o. S,eod O " WHlTfLEsEY,)

no TEACHERS Wanted. on the ist OF Nogeni-
Der. yo1rg autl-mantO sct a. sssistact teacher IN
Eng and Czssical SchOo. IL the country. he will
be- required - b. communcaut q h- Protestant Epsco-
Pei Church and produce good testimonials Of charsc-
ier ami qualifications. Apply to J. 5. PURDY, General
Protestant EDiscopsi Seminary, T~eufethst oetwesn
Tie beuf- Of 4 and y
FEMALE TEACHER. also. wanted Al lhs sane
time and place. In tbc country 10 instruct few small
girls English AID to give lessons on lie piano, and In
drawing and painnrg 10 few boys She must be CON-
municsr Of Protestant Episcopal Church and produce
good testimonials Of character and qualifications Apply
4. anorr hefresn u al ! o9 81.
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GENERAL NOTICES
Posr-ofricr. New.York. oel 9

Posr-OFFIcE. Ee~.York. Oct 2, ls49
~Cbsnge OF Hour.-ln eouss qaencc Of change
~ SSa"r Tor he departure Of the New Haven Care
Land Mail will hereafter cCee a. this okce
ms ~ sn.tead of P NJ This route includes New.
z,sns stamford. Norwak, FeIteld, Sirsifof3 Bn3 ge-
koN Us Haven Hartford and prinfhrld
pr. WM ' BRADY, Postmaster
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.s-Ths mechsnies and worsingnso are invited 70 a.
"a al Military Hal, Bo~ery, opposite Spring e. o.
vrdnesdsy evening" Oct TO- al q. O'Clock % resPoad e
a. pouine.iops made al Albany O., the Il io.t
b. order ~ GEORGE WEST. Chairman.
"a a p.sxss' Secretaries t9a-
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equestec 10 vote The following ectet.
sEFfHTH WARD DEMOCRATIC u BIG fOnit AilpN7
For Alderman N ORGAN hORGANs.
Jsdiclayy C0ar>AfioH
Joseph T Mills. Oliver 7 Hewlett,
Ben amin c Leverage
Sca0f0yfqi Coatsnfs1E.
Thomas " VILLAINS, Jf Daniel Coger.
Thoms. egrus William D. Murphy
jOnn Wight, Peter McNsmzTa
County Convention.
George Buckingham, jonathan knalp
John Barry, Edwin T. Corey
HEAD u De9arfneHfs
William tyson Andrew Whiiiock,
Edwsrd : Mcpherson. Nathaniel B Lshsu.
1honas II. Bemis.
Charter
Is, Yi,f-ssmoel C Paxson. Joseph Pigsou,
Aaron ~ Merchant
d Haiuson Hall, John Malligsn,
Alsason T. Briggs.
81 Francis Duryee George Depy.e,
John Lyons
an James r Freedom. Lease Dufyes.
Aadrev Haiber
5lh William A Plsii. John Bsodsrics,
stephen Roberts
eth "a John j. Levy, Bernard Munho.lsrd.
David Logan.
7th ..' Perry Jeweu, George ". King,
Hsnf1rd nnsied
Ass>-hy
Jared I. Moo e, AbneT Chichester.
j. Fennimsn, James R-ylof.
Samuel Young. James Iutaill.
EbereIer w Morgan. william a. Freeb0fn
George Sewcomb, lvid NJ. Smith,
Brewer Seloyer.
The polls will be open this day, from o'clock u.
Ill sunset al Rough and Ready Hail. corner Of kUgerssnd
Henry SIS. 90 IL.
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no The MEpICAL FACULTY

fEHROUGHOUT THE UNITED sTATES-C. N.
i SANTON III FultoL-st. heW-lors has now IN store
and ready furnish The Therapeutic Indicator compile
from the modern sources Tor the Of those nsm-
bsrs Of the profession who's minds. though well stored
with facts aud principles sbie eca! minute 1T
all when circumstances render accuracy OF great
moment and time Will Eotsow Of reference To elaborate
authorities. by J. P Whitney, NJ D. Price 81
&. NJ SANTON has for sale. Also Cnsnnlug's new work
Medical electricity. Price Is cls IN Faiion-sL % Sts
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TO LET AND FOR SALE

=. To LET-A handsome new dweiinsnonse IN
- Strong ace, South Brooklyn, aboct hys minutes
- wax rom the ferry. The house 10 ouut 10 me oes
msnner and is riost Beautifully situated X ne~ly
furnished and good tenant the furniture or s9y PSF o.
IL would be sold. Inquire Of he<srs Ahast hDSo
SONS Ferry-st- New-Yorf or OF JNO; sAH Noo
TRAsD ESQ corner Of srs1gplses and henry st
Reat $50. ., D.
a. TuI.ET--rhs whole Of q large three slory birch
-. rouse except TIE Two psfors aud Two rooms In
- mud stofy IL 10 delightfully."- situated Rent mode
o,cocK Aso for sas. ssshng for plazxa % 1TukTh'