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NOTICE.

DY the above notice IL will be that have purchased
Of Mr. HAMMOND REED his interest in the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This
articles is recommended economical and abor-savng
appeSdage the Clothes Yard for reasons-lst
whole washing be suspended to dry by person with
out change of position which makes the article
ngy convenient in time Of snow-2d does not wear
the clothes but yields the wind and gently
Sd, they occupy but little 1918 ~. si'' 8i
m Orders left at WIN. A. WHEELER's Counting Room on
Thomas Street--a TAFT g. HARRINoToNs Grocery Store
of Front and Trumbu Streets my house on
Laurel Street, will be promptly attended to- WFA Eif
July Is eol5mw3m HOWARD HOLDEN. h
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sEEsOUND CNFFE

WARRANTED PURE in bulk or in packages of one
w pound each, constantly on hand at the COFFEE
few rods EAST of the Boston and Worcester
Rail Road Depot. 3m Nav %
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LEONARD'S

Boston and WOTCeSJef EXpress,
.=SsrSa FIsHE subscriber continues to run THE Elk
49, A. PRESS between Boston and worcester, for
ss4A the safe transmission of Packages Bundles Bank
Notes, Specie. and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily
Particular attention given to paying collecting and nego
atng notes. drafts bills and purchasing and selling 1ner-
;handize produce, etc. ~ NJ 100 airi ir4 55 e. har
All packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and risk is assumed by the Boston and Wor
ester Rail Road Company. ta bsyGu aslpHg.t ga
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester Sa-
en-, Newburyport Taunton Fall River, and New Bedford
lso to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN & CO.'S Office, Court Street,
BOSTON; j. ii. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main Street.
Feb 25. diff s. s. LEONARD.
ROsS'S Express forward all sorts of parcels
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BOOT FORMS

tfitET0 ae.E OVO4 .EO1tuAo ~ 3fi 44.st'tFtiff
CONSTANTLY hand and made to order from the best
" of seasoned Lumber. Also Seam Rubbers Reeds Pa
tent Screws, &c. ~ Express orders promptly answered
q- -h reG .e4f NJ C. E. WILDER, 'cf SH
Aug 8. eod&wtf Csntrrl Street Steam MI.
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The Morta American Exterminator

ozs& Is WARRANTED superior and
w - L cheaper according to what it
(m~nzn will do, than any other article here
~ !, ctofore offered to the public for the
sak &AN same purpose. II will exterminate
~ Rats, Mice Cockroaches, Red and
- ~ Black Ants, &C., from dwelling nous:
~ es stores, graneries, vessels, &C.
wherever is used Rats and Mice it readily and are
not likely to die in the building For extermnang Cock
reaches, Ants etc spread thin of the extermnator
on paper extremely thin slice of bread or cheese
and put in places most requened by them Directions for
DISCRIMINATING rats and mice the boxes For further
information ask for Circular be had ofhe Agents Ora
tbs fyou want truly valuable article, and one thar will
do what is recommended to- beware of all counterfeit ex-
teminators and ask for the North American Rat Erter-
mtnator and take oherPrce S4 and SO cents per box
which contains sufficient TO clear ordinary building sew
eral times. Sold by d. SCOTT JR., &c Co., 243 Main ST.
Worcester; Nichols Carter, Barre; j. E. HILL N. Brook
field; d. Hall, Charlton and by Medicine dealers gener-
allythrongh the country. d3taweow& weop5m24y ,a
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Summer Arrangement commencing Mag 20, $780,.
p SSE NCRR ,rR AIMS will rrr fnlInrus d

- e - g Isl q sgs. sssa = ssSsz!ssS1
Summer arrangement commencing May 20, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run follows:
Leave Arrive at Greton Nashua and
Worcester at Junction at Lowell at
Gas am. 8.l5 am. s 900 am.
HOO am. 1890 pm. LAS pm
4.10 pm. 5.35 pm. els & pm
Leave Arrive at Groton .as i.
Nashua and Lowell Junction, Worcester,
730 am. 7.20 am. 9l5 am. 9.45am.
1l3O a m. II 80 am. 1890 pm. eco pm.
80 pm. 5.15p,m. els pm. 7.05 pm
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at Gas and II a. M, and 4S0 pm
Leave Fchburg at 8. a.m and II 30 and 5.45 p. M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
cester GrOton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
At Worcester-the 645 train connects with Nor and
Wor. St. BIT train from New York; Morning, and Midday
of the Bos and Wo Prov. and Wor, Nor and Wor,
w r. R. with the ii Am and 430 = M trains
from Worcester. ad ftt4 q st.fsF "
Al Groton ,ction-trains arrive simultaneously LIS
A. M IL 80 and P. NJ from Worcester, Nashua Boston,
Fchburg Lowell, West Townsend and depart simultane-
onsly for the above named places at Is IL 30
Al NaShud-rrans arriving from Worcester at A M.
and Las p NJ with upward trains of the Concord
and Wilton Rail Roads Those leaving Nashua at 730 and
ll30 A. NJ with downward trains OF the Concord
and Wilton Railroads. st1 aN'6tt
nThis road forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel Of communication for Freight and Passengers be-
tween New York CITY, the southern anu southwestern po
tons of New England Oncluding the line oil the western H.
Road and Lowell Lawrence, and Portand-Nashua NJ an
chester Concord and all places in the vicinity OF the Con-
cord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Passnmp
sic r. Roads and VT Central r. Road upward from White
River Jlhction-Also all places the line of the Fitch
burg VT and Mass, Cheshire, SuH an and " central X.
Road from indsor and Passumpsc RR romWhite River
Junction. -
Nashua to Providence 50; from Loweto Providence 81 75
from Lowell New York. SO and So Isl from Worcester to
Bratteboro So so, Worcester and Greenfield, s225
J. w. STOWEL.L, lpss
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REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES,

ME SUBSCRIBE has disposed Of his interest in the
facure and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames TO
HOWARD HOLDEN who will continue to furnish those desir-
of purchasing at the shortest notice and favorable
terms. HAMMOND REED.
Worcester, July l9, 1850
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City Oyster Saloon and Eating Rooms

4 u - BY SWAN d CONANT, I.I-1
+ No. "a Main Street, Wore ester.
MEALS furnished at all hours in the day. OYSTERS
stewed, Fried and Roasted PIES CAKES FRUIT and Cox
DICTIONARY, etc. DIFF Aug 81
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Paper Hanging, Whitening and Cole RIM

~ i with neatness and dispatch, by
win r. G. KING, No. Is Howard Street.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

$50 ff5sss.sFss7 s..sssssszsta fsz.szsea -
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COAL! that is C0AL!!

NAN always be found at the CITY COAL YARD, and
~ will be delivered In the best possblcorder Orders may
be len at o. f. THoMPsoN's Shoe Store, L. b. FLAce's
Grocery Store, corner OF Main and School Streets s
4 Worcester, II mo 2. il9iN DIFF b. BUFFuM
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Markets

The receipts since Saturday have been FLoUk,
650O bbls; WHEAT, $3.50 bushels; Corn, BARLEY
10000 bush The FLOUR market has been rather heavy ou
prices are unchanged Iii CORN $500 bushels have been
sold at 64c mixed Western arrive in week or DAYS
$1,000 bush BARLEY have changed hands ut 88@95 for
two rowed and 8iG85 for four rowed. Sales OF 800 bush
Of OATS have been made at i04 Small sales OF Frlson
WHISKY at 262.
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Observation-Disclosures, Oct. p.

The Receipts since our last have been: FLOUR
i7NoO bbs: WHEAT llz000 bushels: Com, 10000 do
Western FLOUR Is in fair demand the market wltho1t
material change The sales have been 5000 bb al i9r
Ohio WHEAT isn good request but operations are check
ed f the fr,ness OF holders Small sales have been made
of Ohio at sc and Wisconsin 75c The market for CoRN
lower mixed Western being quoted at SIC No change
in WHISKY or in FREfCHTs.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Markets. .lEw-OR

-Harktts.... ~ 'Ta..I.f -, Do =
Sales have taken place OF 1000 bbls OF FLOUR
al % for Illinois. DsTs eel a, 52055 BAcoN SIDES,
s7aS6. go kegs OF LARD have been sold 7c. WIS
81 .Glc Holders otToBacco nskns higher rates
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Markets. RALIIAoRE.

,45O head of CATTLE were Offering to-day 80
driven OFF and the balance sold CRY Butchers aud
Packers prices ranging from . 10 - on hoo equal
10 S4n5 . ne averaging 81. gross Hoes are selling
al 4 10.
Grain is scarce here-the markets are I'M
CHANGED in price
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED rok TIE TRIBUNE.

Markets. -. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, October 81
ASHES-Ashes in fair demand and the quotations
ir1n Sales 70 bbs Al 81 for Pearls ~ for Pots
COTTQN-In Cotton the market has rather improved
eudency for Gulf descriptions but Upiads are offered
freely at previous prices Sales |. 20 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL-In Flour the market active and
are large and The Eastern aud home demand large For
shipping there Is also good demand. Sales 20e0O bhs
Domestic, OF which S0o0 bills export The quota
lions were S7l04 10 Tor No. showing little improve
meut 56Gi4 62 fer common 70 str State 564 80 TOR
mixed to strait Michigan and Ohio S5Q5 l2 for pure Gen
In Canadian the market is rather easier Sales 500
hbs 81 co. al IS in bond Southern descriptions are
steady and the demand fair The sales 1900 bbs al
{ S74GS5 for new descriptions, Meal is quiet at 5 ~
with small sales. Rye Flour remains finn with sales so
tblS ats l90S p
GRAlN-lu Wheat the market IS active with good
Eastern and export demand The sales ae 10000 bushels
(enesee al ll5dll4lc for white good prime 600 do
mixed Ohio 0l Glo2c and 1000 do Canadian On private
terms In Corn there much change but the MARKETS
firm with moderate supply The 5000 bush at
65G65lc mixed from store and delivered ISL 66c or
round Oats huoyant 49l ic for Northern SSQ4O
for jersey Barley quiet but frni. Sales 500 bush com
mon al 74c A sale of 600 bush Rye made al 7oc
PROVISIONS-ln Pork the demand is better but the
market is slightly in favor of the buyer The sales 200
bbls al $lldlI Of for Mess, S7t for Prime Beef dull
and heavy Sales 100 or 100 bbs Beef Hams, arrive at
$l2 So For Lard the market firm but quiet Sales 50
bbs prime AZ 7S Cut Meats ard steady. Sales
90 hhds dry Hams &c. In Butter and Cheese there
fair business
OLA sale Of 30 bbs Red OIL was made for delivery
between this and March per gal Lnseed OIL Is dull
at axe Whale steady Sc for selected SAFES 5o{Q
gals Manutactured Sperm al $50 and lS5c.
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T CoLT0N, AuctlOneer
L ARGE SALE Of New and Second
4 4 hand FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c-THIS DAY,
Tuesday Oct 2 at l0l O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms
Beekmali-sf ard SO Aunst the entire furniture Of fanny
and viii comprise several good sofas, mahogany Ffenc1
and chairs curl maple DO, French bedseads dress 10,
reaus plain do marble Top center and card tables m a1i
mahogany mirrors Brussels and ingram carpets oil clo
feather beds hair mattresses quilts and coRaepa1es o.
fee desks solar and hall lamps grandOles chamber 'a
match patent and plain bedsteads, gassware, ktell
several silk dresses shawis Sale positive ran or sSe
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
GP LEN ID | d SALE OF FANCY

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
GP LEN ID | D SALE OF FANCY
CGOODS. being the entire stock of Bontantis wei
known Establishment 525 Broadway, opposite The Broad.
way Theaer, comprising of the most costly Works
Artin Bronze, Suary Scvrcs China and articles OF WI.
u Curoslics &c. To be sold without any reserve what
evcr-flENRY II. LEEDS co. viii sell at Auction %
WEDNESDAY, sd THURSDAY, 9th, aud FRIDAY,
25th October 10 o'clock each day the entire stock IN
Gliding the fixtures, OF Bonfnts long celebrated establish
meni, US Broadway opposite the Broadway tAcater uu
proprieOrs intending devote their attention 10 Their Cab
ornia Commission and Shipping business exclusively
This valuable stock consists in part Ohe mostcOsuy 0ronZe
by Frattan Meme and other celebrtcd artists fraItG5 mas
terpiece the wild horses Menes stag SC. the Circassa1
warrior and mald TWO feet high; Seyres CHINA, cafceI
lamps and bass from The royal manuncloryi large as
sorment OF Costy fans, pin cushions and workoag en-
with ormuu regal enmcled boxes fitted with real god
and silver; work tables with ormuu; gold and SILVER
mounted canes and Whips oii stone ana spalgle; spef
did Bohemian glassware, selected Tor lts exquisite "orA'
manship; gold and silver bouquet holders; nccorde0n
desks porcelain eNqisitcy painted tI assormeh
of Chinese goods Indian curiositlcs pocket books, poH
monuOes cigur cUses, ready pen makers operag
every kind of pearl &c work baskets, gilt ornaments R
toilets, magic lanterns and slides, ear tumpets, napkin
rings salt spoons, gmes moving panOnas. costly music
boxes, bombay boxes OF sandal wood nlad WIN slYti
Turkish pipes and hOOkah optic views pearl studs spcc@
Gle cases. card gold ans silver gree do, nm%
tre cases, gold and silver beads, sun dals, wala
glasses, musical Instruments jet buttons, candle shades
thermometers, ulu5uster vases real sata marble figures
fancy SWISS boxes md cottages tooth hair and other bn
engrayug catclHnes, superb clocks and candeleb
costly plated ware, biscuit figures papcr machc goods, &
strOps, carved oak boxes garden scas-oggher With
an immense lot OF articles not enumerated in cudode.
articles fyru &c Also the whole OF their recent lnP9I
tatOns from Europe for the holidays and now afdng AZ
ter the se all the fixtures glass cases with plate glass ana
mounted with silver, stands, &C ~,
The stock examined day before the sale. tbs
is chance for dealers and others supply themselves
with valuable stock OF rich fancy goods many OF wmen
OF great value and cannot be found IN any other es
lishmen IN this country oI9H
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EOR SALE at PUBIC AUCTION!

N beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM lately be-
longing TO Richard Barnes deceased situated IN ne town
OF Easlchester Westminster Co New-York 10 miles from
Ne@-York City, Il miles from the New-York and Harlem
York and NeW-HaTen Railroad Depot et New Rochelle,
containing about q acres of best quality land well wate5ed
and fenced On The premises there sa beautiful Garden
good order. The dwelling, &c being upon elevated
ground commands fine of the East River and sur,
w. J. BARNES, IS Third-ayetue or OF CHARLES A.
PuRDY, Esq, White Plains, or Of II BARNES, on the
premises
The above sale will take place on Saturday, Nov at
O'clock Poi. ca he premises. ol7 5IT
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ANTHONY j BLEgcKER, Anctoneer.
~ XTENSINE SALE OLE Ian DIS AT

OFFENSIVE SALE OF LANDS All
AAFORDHAM, belonging 10 the estate of the Rev
William Powell by order of the Administrator and Erls-
tee.-ANTHONY j BLEECKER viii sell Ut auction On
TUESDAY, the I'd OF October 1880 AT II O'Clock, at ms
house OF Mr. Corn Berren, the Foreman Depot the io'
lowing valuable real estate OF Tie ate Rev VIM ro"e,
situated Eordhan, Nestchester County, exactly Opposite
the depot OF the New YORK. and Harlem RarOad Company
About 52j lots and parcels Of land lying on the osd
leading from West Farms 10 kngsbrdgc, at the uncuo3
OF COllege-ay with the Harlem Railroad, Union ana
Cambreleng Powel-place, and Delaney BayaId,
Hoffman, Lonart Morris, Emmett, Arthur Elizabeth and
Jacob sts The whole beautifully situated between lr
grounds Of 81 johns College and the iane5 OF hesG
Wordsworth, Jacob Lorillard, y. n Brown and PhIp
McLydig, Esqrs. and The Bronx River The Whole proper
" well sluuted for immediate improvements aid Out ny
lots and parcels convenient size varying from ~ TO w
feet in width There several buildings on the prm
including dwelling barn and other outhousee Several
OF the plots afford admirable cottage sites on Inc banks
the river and beautiful groves of trees q ever
ya1ety The place proyerbiaay healthy, and comprses
the advantages Of settled ghborood, such butchers
bakers and other tTufesmen al hand The distance 6l!
lQ miles from the CITY, and the Intercourse by the can
constant during the day, al yearly commntaton OF Si'
To those desrous OF obtaining larger portions OF land nsa
laid down the maps. liberal privileges viii be glyen-
The title to the properly unquesOnable ard the -aie NJ
he perempory to the highest bidders. Treetourths
the purchase money remain mortgage for !lfe'
years, at per cent, At the option Of the buyers
Maps Will ready for distribution at the Office OF ne Al'
TONER, Broad-st. ARTHUR O. row ELL-
oil tda Ul70) Administrator and Trustee
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VNTERE EST ON CITY STOCKS.-The
d INTEREST on the PUBLIC STOCKS of The Ciiy OF
Neyy-York due and payable November lst 1880, VIII De
paid on that day by SHEPPARD KNAPP, Esq Chamber
lain of the City the Mechanics Bank ~ WHllst nc
Transfer Books viii be closed MONDAY OCTOBER ~ al
o'clock, NJ. ,,, f, >,c
70 For the accommodation of Stockholders TRANS
u1an closed to take effect November LIST. Comprollers
"5 M JOS r. TAYLOR Comptroller.
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ANTHONY }. BLEscSER Auctoneer.
ARGE SALE, of $50 VALUABLE

a ht1Fl lNAlJIJ VI NV
\ IRIfILDINC, LOTS in the CITY OF BkOOLf,NtS
Auction 10 close AN Esate.ANTlONY j. 81 ~ MhS
vii sell Al auction on TUESDAY, October ~ le" al I!
ocIock al thc Real Estate S,les Room, broausN le TO-
81 os on both sides Of Van Burenst between Franka
S Lots on and next both corners of Franknav and Ha
Buren-st. t,o,,o nv and "a,
Bureu-st. -. ,..,o,,, p.jf,I
and Franklin avs. -, , ...,s
66 Lots bounded by De Kalb Marcy and Nosuand avs
and Koscius ko-st forming entire block oil ground .
81 Lois on Kosclskost and La FayeIle-av between Nos
strand aud Marcy commencing lOo ee from each Ave-
~,
p Lots Fayel!e-ay and Kosciusko-sl between Noa
traud and Bedford avs.
l8 Lots on Iatuyete-ay. ard Van BUrens between Bed
ford and NOsrand avs.
Lots on NosrHndav between La FayettG-ay and Van
Burenst including both corners.
All the above and have been coded TO mo
Corporation and opened and beautifully ttnpiked aud
ready for building purposes free OF expense TO The pur
chasers.
The Plot of Ground formed by the above lots is one ofth
most beautiful in the City OF BROOKLYN being perfectly level
and the soil unsurpassed This safe altogether oilers ra
opportunities tor small capitalists 10 make safe and proh
able investment
The Terms OF Sale will be liberal 10 the purchasers
Maps and further particulars otthe above property Gun %
obtained OF the Auctioneer, Z Broad-st.
(l,l72 oz+&<1mS
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At meeting OF the Wing Dele
Districts OF The Eighth Ward,
y Merccr-st. on Monday eve
the following Delegates were
ard in the Mayoralty Conyen-
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HENRY MUHLMEIsTER, Auctioneer.
By BROWN &. DAVIS.
THIS MORNING, al 10 O'Clock N their Wareroorns
-

81 BEEKnAS-ST
CLOSING SALE OF BANKRUPT'S ESTATE
positive SALE of large Collection
a Of CUSTOM-11ADE FURNITURE, by catalogue,
comprising every article N the Cabinet Furniture line; to-
gether with lot ofnch China and bronze goods French
plate mirrors, perfumcry, stoves, &c. &c
This Sale Is well worthy the attention OF city and country
buyers, as every thing viii actually be sold o22lr
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j. MURPHY, AucuOnter.
PY JACOB BOGART.-THIS DAY,
AOat O'Clock, at sprIcest large Sale OF Flour But
ard Liquor-consng OF IS barrels wheat -four
bic bakers Also IS tubs and frkns good buger Also
70 pipes and haf pipes brandy, GIN whisky and wines
in casks and bottles the entire stock Of wholesale
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II Fourteenth Ward.-At a regular primary eiec,
ion held pursuant TO the orders Of the General and ward
Commitfde al Broadway House Monday, Oct 2lst, to
elect Delegates 10 the several Wing Conventions, the fol
lowing ticket was elecled by 90 majouty:-
lIdgorGkty
William s Wood, Charles ". Baker John Crane
Congressional
Ber.dicT e,ys Ir Tucius B. Allen, George L. Osborn
Jofn p Ftpder William w KulH Charles Meyers.
Amendie Fargis, William Gregory
judiciaYu.
Corn V Anderson, Walter Welsh Beli y" hicAafds..
assembly.
Abel Price, James ? Motifs Los !l tlieii s
Benedict evils Ir Benz " Richards, Arch McNaugnto
Saml " Brown, Aaron Hardman,
Charter,
Gins Smart John Kevser Isaac Fryer
David Sherwood, Lucius Allen, James NJ
Jos Hutton, Jr, George Brewer NasilIgt9n
George Forbes VIM Aders0n, AAeuu'e r lSi''
Paftison jolly.
WALTER WELSH
DAVID SHERWOOD, inspectors
JAMES ALLEN.
BENJAMIN ". RIcHtRDs, Secretary. o. IL
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II Seventh Ward.-The Wig Electors OF the
Seventh Ward met at the Seventh Ward Hotel $50 Madi
son-st Monday evening Il odock, and MORGAN
MORG-ANS, Esq was nominated for Chairman, and HIN
NY MCKINNEY Secretary, which carried The follow
ing ticket then elected by majority OF ,go to one:
Magoruity:
Wm. D. Murphy, Joseph 7 Mills, John Barry
Congress:
G a Buckingham, A anson I. Briggs Israel D ualtec
Jas. + Freedom, John L. Grfiu, Jas R Wood, MD.
Judiciary;
James W Barker, Benz c. Leverage, Jacob S Baker
Charter.
Jared L. Moore Daniel Coger Henry Esler,
Henry A Nelson, Thos Williams, il William Lewis,
Aaron NJ Merchant, David Logan, Stephen Doune,
Lyon lssacs, Andrew WhtlocA John Muhgan,
harrison Han. John J. Levy, G. b Mccoy,
+. w Morgan, Thomas Burns, Albert Moorehouse,
Geo Henderson,, Henry Coulter, John Wright, Jr
.issembiy
Ahner Chichester, John + Broderick Herman Bovd
James 7 Watkins, David NJ Smith VIM II Arthur,
Edw'd Mckinney Harmon Temper Richard F Jones,
Wade Worau. Charles Burns
On motion, Rssoised That the proceedings be published
"a The Tribune, Courier and Express
MORGAN MORGANS, Chairman.
HENRY MCKINNEY, Sec'y. e? it
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III Tenth Wnrd.-UNIONAND VICTORY.-Atan
overwhelming and enthusiastic meeting OF the Denocrnnc
Wings of this Ward, held III accordance with the recon-
mendaton OF the General Committee, at the Eastern tl
o'clock.
On motion, 3. w. OSBORN, was appointed Chairman
Vice Charmen, and SAMUEL @. BETTS and ELIAS
COMBS, Secretaries.
persons We're by accumaton elected TO represent the
INnrd n the seYerRl Conventions. 10 wit:
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t8 Eighth Ward
gates elected in their several
held at the Wilson House. /
ming. Oct. 21, at 81 O'clock.
elected to represent this WI
ion. viz:
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A River sprins far In the Wilderness Of
California.

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