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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-28

Bowrny TIfrATHE The "Gopdolier of Milan WITH
Mr. Eddy in the prir character will commence the
enters nments This will be followed by the drama
the "Gopdolier Of Milan and all will close with The
Rake's progrsss"
BRoApwfY rnrATRF The beautiful drama entitled
the Flowers % the forestm which has been witnessed
With the greset enthusiasm. thu entertain
ns, aud they close with the farce q Betsey Baker
EBlos GARprN.-The Rsvels open their entertainment
might with the evolutions the tight rsps-the nexe
attractive feature will be the grand ballet pantomms o.
La Gpesy, and the Red unome" concludes the en-
teftainment.
BunroSs rHrAIRE The splendid comedy, In Eve scts
entitled Natures Nobemap,m 4, the opening feature
aud the terminating piece IL the farce Of Deaf
Post.n
Nsrio-aL TrrarIE-The rsme excellent piece called
principal character the performsncss-ths
" idiot Witresn follows, and all ends with Mabel"
BEouGHsNs LYctuN-The prize tragedy Of Mohs0
med, with Mr. Nsshe the admired American actor In
the principal character the perfosmancss
aud they conclude with the Four Sisters"
CHrsrYs MiNs1pris announces an excellent entertsis
m,nt for this evening ;-songs, dances Instruments
pieces, and wittichms.
Ftipows MiSsrnrts- This unrivaled band OF negro
performers will give smother Of their popular entertain
ments this evening.
Hysst AIRY the celebrated vionist vii give his -
cord concert at Nibo's saloon on Wednesday evening
4 next
Mas @ y BosrwlcK will give the nIst Of her Sssr.>s
\ M,s,ecis. this evening ct Niblos Saloon The pre-
| arsmre Pm boiie. many rare musical gems
| Man BncacctsNrt gives q grand concert, a, Tdplsr
| Hall on sai urdsy evening next
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I'm. Europ.an and Worth American Railroad.

sr JoHS, N. b, October ~, 1851.
s meeting Of the stockholders Of the European and
North American Rsilrcsd Company, on Saturday last
the following gentlemen elected directors Of the
company The Hon John Rcbertson, ID. d. McLsugh-
lin President Of the Commercial Bank; Geo. Botsford
President Of the Central bank; Inward Allison, r. Jar.
dine. W. J. Richie, and q. ID. ArchbLd
Alta subsequent meeting Of the directors r. Jsriine
was elected President Of the company
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HEw PUBLICATIONS.

JUsr puBLIsBEp. SECOND EDITION, ON TIL
cause Of Natural Death. or Death from Old Ms ae
veopns new and certain method d prsyentmsthe son
sodsson ossifcaon Of the body, arteries. No snd
ns indesBissy procnsns VIGOROUS elastic and hsoJss
heslth showing how keep young re- Sc and 81 reL tsr
ing psrturition easier and safer, by Homer Bostwioh
practising Physician and surgson-The above 10 w
from the natterins nstoes which has ree.ivsd ron m
rrs Will be read BY every who wishes 10 prolons M
life II IL parlor book mot medical but IL intended fsi
e especially ladies oldsnd yeuns FOR sale ~ th
Price rs eents.
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Navigation Improvement Convention.

81. LOUIS, VcI ~ f""If
The Convention to consider and adopt the best means
for improving the rapids Of the Upper Mississippi met
at Burlington. Iowa on Thurdsy. There we're wi dele
gates presert and great harmony prevailed. Ne'hns
~ ns,,i.s In attendance who will suggest pan for
rm.yns the distractions without asking the aid Of the
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From UAacu.

The INcENDIARlES-cAsE OF CoacELIN, EIc.
Urea, Oct. II 1871.
The Mayor has issued address calling for the Coun-
ell TO appoint watch for the detection Of the in
cendiares several attempts been made Of
ate te burn down buildings
The petition to the government for the reprsv OF H.
b. Concklin, has receive about 500 signatures
man named Dickinson va. killed this afternoon in
West Utica, by being caught between q boat aai the
HneE
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MALI. Tor Esrope.

The British steamship America Csssaia ssasaos.
will esv. Boston to morrow Hes mails vtl Ol,ss
in this city at one and three O'Clock this sssa'sa
The Nrr YosN wrruv Hss,tp, ptiated in Fterch AMI
rpslish v be published at ten Oo.ocks this m,vnia5.
single copies, 10 wrapper. sitgenes
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Fred. Douglass and the silver Grsys.

ROCHESTER, Oct. =, lS0l.
The statement that twenty votes were.gyen inthe
rhg Assembly convention tor Fred Douglass correct
The most active person in electioneerng for him L.
r. Jerome deputy collector Of customs, and connected
with tie Rochester .dmsrcdn The all given by
we'll known silver grays. They had ful half the con
venticn. and could have nominated respectable candi
date il they had chosen 10 bring forward The nomi
nee IA a and staunch whix
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NOBLE. Ala, Oct. -, 1891.
The yellow fever be. made ts appearance in our city
and causes much alarm The Board Of Health have met
ard reported the disease az not on the increase but
advice all strangers 20 stay away
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Fatal KaiIrond Accident.

NASHVILLE, October y. 1851.
LOGON olive and train the railroad four miles ro
murphysburg n COW to-day, AM thrown
over an enbankment into creek. One person
killed aud several wounded. The locomotive was de-
stroyed
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CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ YORK 70 rhisdsIphis Leave Pier No North River:
BY steambost JOHN POTTER Morning Line, NJ oclock
Afternoon Line, at o'clock Fare by either line for
ward deck. ~ Emigrant Line, ~ o'clock =; ARE
$50. l.. BLISS Agent
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPUIA.-NEw YORK
~ and Pmladelpba direct United states mail Line
through IN ~ hours via New Jersey kailroad Farere
duoed 70 sStor nr csss and 81 80 Tor second css
New lo-htoA from foot Cortlandt street, ans ~
Pa " and M from foot Of Liberty street. Leaverhi-
nut street.
FoR BAIrsoRs, wssw~eror, oR CranLssroS-
Ihrorsh uktte ssd In the shove lines through SON
svotor with through Baggage checks ,scomp.ces "a. WAN
leaving ~ Passengers and baxssse IN us trsn ~
tesnsperted treoy through from depot depos en- she
route vitAeut estrs obsrvs.
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Covrt calendar for rms Dar

syrrysK Coupr-GsSsssL rsss-Ncs p. ~ 70 ~
as ~. lee, SO, SO. o. Ciscurr Ccvsr-Nor. 'et -
721 to Ts3, 7S5, 1 asa. 7S7, 73s, 73e. 'to a.
q. q. Brsrntcr CouRr Nos % 70 u SS ~, % IL
CosNor PLtss-GESERsL TfRs
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Naval Intelligence.

BosroN, october Y, 1851.
The United States ship Congress storeshp Relief and
brig BAN bridge wete at Montevidec, September L. an
well Bark Argentine. Upton FOR Rio Janero sailed Au-
gust 18th
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LOSS OF THE BANK IANE eANo.

| EoRFoLK, October q, 1851
The crew Of the bark Jane Gano have arrived hare
The bark, which laden with salt, lost the sth
instant The cargo insured here and the vessel in
| Baltimore
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Pedestrianism-I.oo 900 Miles Tn 1000 Homrx.

Ellsworth, the pedestrian yesterday complsted his
great fest Ct coo miles in oo0 consecutive hours IN
the presence Of large assembly. lie expressed his
readiness 70 dc SEQ more
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THE TURF.

0ss ILL.,
Ass sss Chief Fanan enters g.
Ellis 81 EsSS; Ilsa Sroprs.er
sr Ksnd. Hustsd. liz 2: Of Om1su,:s' leave FULTON
soon as the race 10 over.
y day iTuesdsy) 6oobsr 2ssh, o'oIooi Match
as%%.
sey Hustled Randall 0mnbuses viii Fulton Ferry
''''A - '''A a. ~ 'N'' JOEL GoNKLnT Proprietor.
CEETREyILLE COURSE I. L-GREAT TaorTINo
lawrence chiptauaae Chief and Rhode I;.nt These
s's saas II sfs
being the winner the sntrevs track there IS 70
'nsS w are T Ts anf
dreds will be out en- that account alone.
s,s wagon wSsisiy sSS Suffolk NJ PSlss
Brooilyn for tho course at TX p NJ returning as soon
the sport over t JOHN ~ T sSEDRs Proprietor
PED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND TRorTING-oN
~ Wednesday the 10Th, st o'clock sweeptske Of
$500 will 60 come Of Hall mile hsass-ss.: three avsito
e. LUFF, Proprietor.
WnIITY BROTHERS, LINE OF oxsIBgsss
w will leave the South Ferry. this day. Ooto-
her 2sth from ~ A. M, till TX o'clock. p M for the
trots and they pledge themselves to beat the
each way, q cents
rTnE Law IN RELATION TO CRUsLTY TO ANIMALS.
-second Revised Statutes page $780, section 28"Every
person wbs shall macously Ill., MAIN horse
other cattle sheep belonging anotaer or
sha maciously and cruelty beat such AMI
NAL whether belonging TO himself OF another shall upon
conviction, be guilty of The
Is the law of the land and the advertiser being great
Of that noble animal the horse. in order put stop
such Of cruelty he has latey both
the and the road determined prosecute
frat iolator Of the above law matter where he
found.
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LOUISVILLE, October q 1881
There IL not coal enough here for than weeks
consumption, and 1t Is selling al thirty cents .
busLel.
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FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC WING NOMINATIONS.
For Senator lex. II. Schultz.
For Assembly-William Flag.
For yustioe-James Green.
Fer p olios Justice-James II. Welsh.
For AldermAn-Edmund Grimm.
For Assistant Alderm an-John II. White.
For Assessor-Jobn Thompson, il.
For Constables-Charles KILLER. John Jackson.
Joseph A. Gardiner.
Second District-Henry Jurgens, James N. Croft.
Third Distrct-John Clitz Morrison John Peter Enge-
brandt.
For School Commiss oner-KnselAnds s. To wnsead.
For echool Trustee-Samuel Gage.
For School Inspector Rich ard Tyler.
Publish cd by order Of the Convention
X. 3. TOWNSEND, Chairman.
J. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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aAyRIm0EIAL.

NIATRIMONY MADE EASY, or now TO WIN A
NI Lover Professor LSwtop, Of Lonton having arrived
Boston viii send 20 address receipt OF dollar,
paid plain directions enaie ladies gentlemen
win the deyoted affections Of the opposite The process
sumple but captivating that all may be married. ire
sTectye OF APPEARANCE, poson and lass though
least IL be ARRANGED with such and deoaey
that detection In poeshs Address Professor LawtOn
Boston Mas, No letters taken from the Post oce unless
the POSTAGE Ia paid.
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Morem,n,. OF p,.slnsu,.hea Ind,vtdssls.

The Hon Daniel webster and family LETT the AstH
IIousc yesterday, for the seat 81 government
Gales seaton. Washington; Mr. Downing. Nevburx;
O r. white, pittsbure; Mr Miller Washington. arrived
yeftsrday Of the Astor House.
Hon W d. pardee. Alabama; Capt n. w. Mesfe, u
s.N; @. Eamss Washington; ". McNulty, South Caro-
lima; W W Harding, Philadelphia were among the &c
rivsls yesterday. at the Clinton Hotel
Mr. Y Hesse, Prussian Charge De Affairs 70 Central
America and Mr. JsgJr, aftoche to the Prussisn Nm
bsssy 10 Central America arrived in the Pscias, sd
took rooms at the Irving House
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THIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, NOM.
bs6wk For
.SECoND DISQUALIFICATION MEErINo-Ar A
pubsn Electors Of the Second ward held st No IS Beck
fssis s.'iS william d bssi.S
% ss Shs s.d JGySs and Cyrus
sS s
Ior Assessor-Chsries 4. Brown
For essp . Thompson; Charles A: crussr
81 sss$, ,,
goa %ii.n rd h1a. 6oa LIBBY
iSr lDspessors of ElectiOnIirst Di't5jcEwn Burg
ForAssemsiy-wilam Minor.
MI JsmessB Hetherngon presented and read the fol-
aosinS rss0lS,ions which we're una n%ousy
pc r III ct our s d IF
Resolved. That in unison with the sentiments of every
Ss
and e % a.
men. Of al thu questions snt. aeed therein
public lands 20 actual settlers in nted ana
public for less sun than dollar as
s ;i Ss per are ssy favor an energetic
son q Diplomatic affairs With foreign nations the
s' tn: ssG ~e be
That we congratulate the dsmocr,ey upOa the
capable AMI s on Asn as q and md
al Ha' s1 "a ss he
rppton and Of the Common Council
Resolved. That candidate for Assistant Alderman.
John TAFT. ESQ., from his well known dsvosiop 90 The
Nor the ONCE, and long residence entle him
ths united suppors OF the democratic electors of the
esoved That will suy port with all our energy Charles
N Brown for ASSESSOR John Savage School Com
oner Joseph Hough and Bernard Riley for School Inspect
ors; William Earl, Tobias UConDer James s. Libby,
William Field and Lewis Bode for school Trustees, Will
liam Thompson aad Charles A. Kruger for COnst,bes
Democrats they iorabe and public officers
they will DISCHARGE their duties with and efficiency
They must, and shau be elected
Resolved That In old and tried dem crstc feen Jo
seph c. Alherton the nominee for Police Jusse of this
District and Edmon Bankman, nominee for District Jus
ce, hail them those Of ancient
The good oauee OF aud whose devotion to rigid
port.
Resdyes. That in William Minor. ESQ. our candidate
OF Assembly present to the electors OF tas
disrict gentleman who deserving OF undivided
his dis trct and Of the State firm and unnchink adyo
cate Of the Peoples interssts
Resolved. rhs tns Hon. William Nc Murray shall be
aously SUPPORTED ~ az the ensuing election We know
him TO be democrat whole democrat and nothing but
Resolved That fully approve Of the pursued by
Hon. a A Thompson during the late session OF state
legislature that his fidelity TO democratic prineipes his
lavish, AID whigsm, meet with our unqualified con-
After which the meeting was ably aud eioqusntly ad
dressed by the Hon. A. A. Thompion. hessrs. JOSEF
Nslonty.
WLen with nine cheers for the ticket the whole ticket
and nothing ticket the and most
meeting q Tho democracy held the second ward for many
iTeArs, adjourned. W. q. DUNLAP, Chairman.
crars LAwros, Secretaries.
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The v.rgInla aud south Carolina elections.


The returns from the Fifth District in virginia.
render II certain that Cosgin (shis) Is defeated by
Powell, (d,mocrst) by 40 majority.
IN NJ. Besl (democra) Is elected In the Fourteenth
District and Thomas s. Docock democrat in the Fourth
District
Samuel Mlsong najoriyiis very ,large in the First
Distfict
The del, cation stands thirteen democrats and two
vhige-the same at the last Congress.
The th1,esfon Mercury admits that the secessonists
have been vanqused, and cannot underta4e to carry
out their views They must therefore look to the
cessful party for propositions for action.
Another Nomination for the Presidency.
MLwAuEis, Oct - 1851.
The democrats Of Racine, Wisoonain have nominated
Henry Dodge for the Presidency Judge Bryan who
supposed 70 be ATTEND Ct Cass Is out in favor Of Dodge
lie Is che q the delegates to Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO IMPORTERS OF oIN-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court State o. New York having granted us an
injunction resrsning parties from importing selling or sd
vtrsing ain with trade mark Swan, or selling
shy gin whatever as aud for Svn Gin unless Dc
from hereby cauten all importers o. sad dealers
gin NOT import .ny ain With the swsn brand or advertise
sell gin % and for swan Cn, uaiess Pc greeutsu
rom icy will otherwise make themselves ha'e 70 "
"'ees anu an ''"'h "1scuucHAspr d eEBHARD.
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NINTH wARD-DENocRArIc REPUBLICAN RE-.
IN gunr Eomin atons-senator Danl T. Sickles Police
Justice, Abraham Bogsr, juaj District Justice. Ed
gard st.shs, Tor Aissrnan winiani j. BHs,y i,r
Levi ondsrdenE for cons.aeies Peter HoushtslnE Phi
lander Brush; for School Commissioned VIM. A. walker
for Trustees Public Schools Freeman Canp5e Ambrose
stsvsrs for Inspector Of Public Schools, Dr. Jscob Mil
1er For Inspectors Of Eecton-First District n.
srsaord, JACOB Brush; Second Distre.-L Wan wsrt,
VIM II. MeKim. Third Distrct-Cco. w. hunson. stephen
Nesseresu Fourth pistrt-John L. Van wsrt James d.
vnesy rifth Distrct-Wn. Murray. James %. Lawson.
pn,riet.ehsrlss Rook, Abm frsI,e: sss,a District.
srton Es1 Secretary ofthe Nominating COMMITTEE the
Seventh Assembly District Ninth wsri reported that
aid Committee nomin the Hon. Cornelius Sher
nerhorn, candidate for the Assembly for said Dstrst
FREEMAN CAMPBELL. Chairman.
A. SrFyrrs, Secretary.
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LIQUORS.

\ ONION DOCK CHAMPAGNE BRANDY, VINTAGE
IL ofl56 London Dock Qtard 1Sff and lsts Cas,illon.
$40 pugry R.yetrs seisne.e, and all the leading
Brc sme street, Broadway MIA choice parcel Of
old Havana sersrs.
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THIRD WARD UNION NOMINATIONS; AT MEET
Il ing Of tie Union Charter Nominating Committee, held
Friday evening" October a. at " woods No. los
West street. VIM. II. Van Der Burph chosen Chairman
sud John " Turner Secretary On notion the folio wing
nar,sd gentlemen chosen aud
sae with the priucples adopted
Castle Garden meeting to be supported at the ensu
ing election charter officers for the Third ward OF the city
New York For Alderman James B. Rich For Assistant
Alderman Amos Gsvtt For Assessors John Patten ST.
and Peter lockwood For Constsbies Andrew Nesoist
Benjamin Benham. For school Com mtssioners HANSON
einbeI gh Thomas Stman. For Trustees Of Schools N
Gardner Joseph Battp, Simon outwatter. For sshool
Inspe Msses A. Horpoek stephen Burkhalte For In
epeetors Of EsosOn-Fir District George W. That.her A.
Il. s. Allen; Second Disriet, G. W. Palmer. ID. Bovley
Third Dis.rst W l.. shardelow A. $ jones' Fourth Dis
frict, Jacob y. Chatterton, Abner Taylor.
motion Of Mr. David Monett the foow'n. resolutions
snimouy adopted and ordered TO bs printed IA the
believing Of the city. yiz:-Herald Tribune,
Express, sur, susdsy Atlas and sunday Times
Resolved That in the opinion OF this committee Large
majority Of the electors Of the Third The utmost
cphdence In the above named candidates said charter
ticket believing that they will the undivided
port OF the true friends o. the city constitution oil our muoh
admired country and it's liberal Institutions.
Also resolved That the of James D. Riteh Amos
TGayitt and The others above named we'll known TO
most Of the citizens Of this ward s men OF Character and
abityfuly competent for the various duties required in
The discharge Of tie Offices for which they nominated
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NIBLos BALL AND CONCERT RooM-rHE PRO
IN prtor respectfully informs the Bile that bis
SCENT Ball Room has been put In complete order for the
suins May important alterations and
mens have been made Tor the comfort and oonvns OF
psrties reception saloon, psrlors and dressing
with all the necessary convniences for ladies and gentle
men The valuable services Of Mr. vesy the sble and is
rel caterer for dinner snd parties has been secured
rr VII provided with the best French cooks good snd At
tnivs waters and everything Of ths very best the MARKET
he choicest wines and liquors and pains of s.penss viii
rvir hrss rate halls ,,a svpps rarss will
be treated with liberal t,rms For psyases apply 81
Vie ohee on Crosby street,
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POLITICAL.

u OCULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CON
- missioner Of Streets and Lamps-HkNRY ARCULA
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CuARRuAups ROOMS. % WHITE srRExr.-THE

A fTIRNo0N AND EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING
snd wsltsing go Broadway four doors above Nibos
New classes forming for children Ladies' and gentle
men, wednesday and Saturday Afternoons Tuesday and
Friday evenings privst sorees Friday
month, exclusively for families, pupils and iend ~ the
Constitution Hail. go broadway. For terms and
R&E. III BURNTOy.
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ry>uE UNION TIE CONSTITUTION. AND THE CON.
promise - Fifth ward.-Rsguiar Democrats Repuoli-
csp Nomin atoms =
For senate-Milliam Mcxurray.
For Assembly-Cideon J. Tucker.
For Alterm an-Peter Dolan.
For Assistant John ID. Dixon.
Yer Assessos-Theo phlus Grill
For Corstsbles-John swaekhamer. William Lesry.
vor School Observation-Disclosures AckermAn.
For School Trustee-Freeman Perrin.
For Schocl Inspcetor-Thomas Lawrence.
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NINTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC wHfo
IN Nominations.
yer senator ..,..,..,,,,,.,,.JA MEs W. BgEKNAs.
For Civil Justies ............. JAMII GRfDLEY.
For Police Justice. ............ @ EonGB u. DEASE
FER Assembly ............. FREEBOhE c. LUcKEY.
Tor ldsrmaa. .............. JANIS X BALL.
For Assistant Alderman =. HENHY w. HrNr.
For Assessor. ..............,. .THoMAs H. BRowN.
Fer Copstablss BENJAMIN ID. WIsNER
WILLIAM kUGHLER.
. ommiss0ner Of Public Schools. DANIEL ID. FRENcH.
Trustees Of Schools ......... yOHr W. LATsoN Will
PATTON.
Inspector OF Schaols CHARLES OAKLEy.
Insreotors OF EIctlOn-First dlstrct-Phiip !. Bone
stes, Aaron c. Jewell Second districtJohn Woo rhes
EDWARD Prince Third disrict-DavId kipp, John H. Day
ton Fourth dis.fetlsrael Dosen, Charles Ice Fifth
dstrie-oeorgs X. Rexfofd Jacob s. Abrams Sixth dis
Siet-Georse Briggs. George b. sprusstsn Seventh dis
t-sct-statse 4. Bell Robert Weber Eighth district
WIN. r. TALLNAD0E
Chairman Charter Convention.
Fpsrs s. HorTMAN, Secretary.
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SALES BY AUCTION,

John L. VANDEWATER. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
on Tuesday, October 18Th fine collection Of green
house Psnts consisting Of Camsas, Azaeas Acacas &c.
from the welknewn nursery Of J. Z. Rauch Brooklyn
Gentemen hlpg their oenservatores invited call the
collection being of the best offered Sale 10 com
% enoe At 10Y o'ciook, at II Wall street. y
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SPORTING.

PORTlNC.-A NOVICE AT THE LANCASHIRE
- House, lbs Greene ioh street will in
York tbsrrng H. Horson) 40 yards for 500 aside;
n
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KOLIYlCAL,

EIRST WARD.-INDEPENDENT TICKEr-FOR
II Alderman, Edmund Grimm; for Assistant Alderman
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Marine Disasters.

'wFUL PARTICULARS OF THE WRECK OF THE PRO-
. -LLER HENRY CLAY ON LAKE ERIE-ovER THIRTY
Pr, LosT-sTEAMER ATL As ASHORE, ETC.
LiVhs BUFFALO Oct n 1881
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NJ NIFTY BROTHERS LINE OF ONNIBUsEs
~ will leave the south Ferry Brooklyn. this day. ooto
tros and they pledge themselves to beat the
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REP HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND TRoTTING. -ON
~ Wednesday, the 29th st o'clock sweepstake Of
$500 will come off, Half mile heats-best three in Ave- ito
harness. Mr. o. San dford enters h. Honest Owner
enters 0. &. Robin Richard Roe enters John Doe.
r. LUFF, Proprietor.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
INTERESTING FROM ALL QUARTERS.


PROGRESS OF THE WAR In SOUTH AMERICA.
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ITO SPORTSMEN-DOUBLE4 GUNS AT ALL PRICES
from $40 upwards, for Woodcock Quail and Partridges
with Of Powder Flssks Shot Pouches
Game Bags 30, &C &c. for sale at low prices, by
FRANCIS TONES " IONS, No. Maiden lane.
E0R sALE-PURE BRED RAVEN BLACK COCHIN
China Fowls, weighing twenty pounds pair. APP
ply at 05 Water street.
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CIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, NOM.
II nations.-For Alderman ABRAHAM MOORE. For AS
sistant Alderman, JOSIAH w. BROWN.