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INDIA HUBBER GOODS.


ry,o THE PUBLIC.-ISDIA RUBBER SHOES OUR
attention has been cilled 10 BY Hor,ee
H. Day published In the New Yosk Heralt OF llth July
1881 and the Courier and Enquirer Of same date in Which,
much mertcd abuse Of eur attorney VIM Judsen,
Bed he ASSERTS that dare not charge him with rratng
Coodytrs Patents under own aud that he Dc es
infringe COodyeare Patents IN the ofShoss
We have purchased licenses for the manuiaeturc Of n
ta Rubber shoes under Coodyears Patents and paid cur
money and daily paying taTih Tor TIE same and any
ether might dobc the II dspcfed 10 do So
rather than pirate upon Goodyears Patents. We think
Just 30 purchase right 10 valid PATENT than
infringe g. Mr.. Day having been prosecuted scknow
ledied Goody rshs naie settement and agreed in
future infringe his Patents lie 70 sttemp tng
not only 10 infringe tad Patents bat 10 inure Ourselves
who have, large consideration purchased our licenses
row work under tieIa and charge Mr. Day directly
and that our own sgnttures with pirating uPon
Coo3ycara Patents In the manuacvrc Of the shoes val n
be Is oherng 20 the public; aud give notice that
sad all with hi IN purchasing cr vtr
1g his shoes made In violation Ct cad Patent EsEts VIZ
he rfoseeutsd.
HAYWARD ECBBER CO,
- -. By ~. 8. bupkiLsAsm. TretsNrtt.
TIE NEWARK INDIA RJbBLR MO tO.'
FORD co.
New Yerf, Jsly u, I2L
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DANCING.

II ENRY WELLS 4 SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY,
Stuyvesant Institute, $50 Drcsdwa TO open ths
18th serteuber H. Wells ard his sister Nine. H. Gaveiu
ave retired from their profession public artistic, and viii
fevote Themselves solely 20 teaching private dapc.ng They
lave tpnt several ytarr ~ tho Royal Academy o. Paris
ard ~ the beet schools tor private teaching IN France and
hey tave sdtptedts system. vita the view 3,
uske oancng means e. Promoting htalth. 81 we'll se
~ SECURING the most graceful tnehed derot
nspt All the rev valtzss, cas6riee, &C. Will be tsufii
the en plett tuc mott srrrorYf.e Amply 70
W els sle,tri ctlJ ifeu stNes A. ". t.il W NJ
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TINE GREAT MECHANICAL MAGAziNE-sow
rcadyh proton Mechanics Magas me and Engineer
Journs Tor September; edited ny Julius n. Adams g. "
Contone o. this number Naughn's Process for mskpg
Rar0ad Car Wheels Of Wrought Iron. with illustrations
kllis's Improved knitting Machine. With illustrations
Dimrfes mrro, cmcnts IN Steam Er snes With ustra-
,icns Milisans Improved steam Boiler. with ius;ra
tiors Mr. larhairn's Patent Tubula Cranes. with illus
traten Corlessa improvement in Governors With Illus
tiatons Equilibrium Luhricator by ". c. Morton. Eng
ieer. Burnham, Ducks. With Illustrations. Clear Way
Naltc by j. u. Davis London with illustrations stop
Cock ~ Messrs. stock 4 Sorg, birmingham With ius
traitors kenworthy and Patent Poser Loom
Stone and Iron Con with Illustrations Mas
Absolute Safety valve With Illus rstions. Survey
Bcscon IN Lake Erie. With illustrations Mechanics
the Million No. v. Obser atious Professor alter
r. Johnsons Espermenis on Goals Confirmation ofarticle
Combustion Of Coal BY D. T. sherwood in August num-
her q Magazine On steam boilers snd the Cause Of their
~ plosieni by W. aishap Esq &. r. w. The Roller
House Of the Crystal Palace The Juries Of the Great Esh
ttion The Hammer superseded in Blooming Iron. Rota
ton Of the Earth Notes The United states Steamship
Princeton; by z. I,herwood, C Engineer Of the United
states Navy The New Motive Power. retents. Notes
and esron6ence. TermsTree dollars TWEEN
number. The Magazine he obtained from
all lo0ksecrs, periodical agents. the Publishers
ard liberal arransements will b. made With the trade and
with the agentsfo circulating the work.
ID. APPLETON CO., Publishers, 200 Broadway.
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w viii be rssuar meeting % the above A.se is,icn
september = at clock, at Warren usi,
ctnef Of Oliver and Henry streets fee, f the
10 cents; monthly dues ~ ~. New meuters vii
admitted the evening Of the meeting. or VIII
entrance fee be LETT at the Office OF the Secretary W
Pearl street. where prosectuses he obtain ed. che
low every may become his landlord A ARE
her shares have already been subscribed for ChsfkG
{. CHlLpS, President. IT, ii. uooprR, Secretary.
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, I4I.-TRoTTING-xoNnAY.
~ Sept. sth, at o'clock p N. lurse SO Mile tes.. "A
haness s. Geiaughln enters b. g North stay VIZ.
Lawrence enters b. m Sally Miller Il j. Sodne entc.e H.
Lady West knynor enters cl M Merrill; D. itsrers cfs
b. Dutch Charley; c. Watts enters en- m Lady aeeton.
JOEL COSkLlN, Prop ctor.
- SEPT. eth, at o'clock T. VI. Purse 500. Mic Aess,
free for all ing horses The following horses are ertfsa
ID. Pilgrim enters EureAs VIM. Weber epers b. y.
rdder Lyra Smith enters b X. m Jane Burr D. y ercr,
blk. S. Baltic. JOEL tONkLtS, fraIretor
(yESTREyILLE COURSE, Lr-TROrTING-SCNH ~,
~ Sept sth at o'clock. Iurse 50 Mile hests, ia
ness Vim. Whelan enters blk. g. Biael Jack Mr.. IN
enters Shackelbaek J. ID. Mann enters TN. NJ ST.
Hawk Geo. Raynor enters eh z. selim
JULL CONEIfN, PfcIrcics.
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uOmEsTEADs.

GA HONE ron AtL"-MASHATTAN n---r'FG
IN Association, Number Two.Lstcbi bee ~ ~ y,
act Ct Incorporation. sharcsS-t cn'rarceisf =.
dres 81 Owing TO the unexawriei frosrorty on 80
s.socntion Of this name, NUMBERING over ~ 80.
shares. in tie short space q four months quo neht
receive any members 10 b1s te'on,s III,
establish second association. founded ~ n TX
rrntipies With even ADVANTAGE q nc stnt.ho4s
his purchases As medium Of inv ment % ~ =.
TIE Working ms n boy nd all othet. frosey ana 49,
,,fe~st,n ohsiued, ana names rcsisterec ~
49, 1.s ecrner Of Mercer and Brooms s,rcet John
b Rojwau Tsq. So West street; George W ssty scr.
.,tepnrv snd Counsel Of the lrst Manhattan Eullt-
~, kssSciaton 30 Nassau street Duo notice Ni he "a
the frst mcetins. which viii be held soon.
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asTRpIOGy. dc.

A sTRoLoGY.-DR,C 6. W. RoBACK, FROM SWEDEN.
n lately fom Philejelpha ohers hs services 70 sne c
gens New HOrk lie s able 70 foroto past present ana
,utrre events Tco-fsdies 80 cents; eenteb,tnt 81 Ma
tvifi &c calcUiStsdIsdies 50; gentlemen S. Ohe NO.
vIle street. New orb whore letters pos. paid wreeeiW
Frnedate attention. For rsrculars, see daily ttprs
Ai.rcieTlii AlEteses can b IsOspssd a. ts shs sE-s
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ln3UHAHCEs-

ITNITrD STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. NC.
- WILL street-Policies indispussbie, except tie
ground OF endThs company makes every insurance ,?r-
nected with life risks favorable Jar
Institution, FREDERICK SHELDON. Prssiotpa
JOHN A. STEWART. Aetusry.
J. FAnir. JrD Secretary.
THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE corYANr-
Chartered in 1894; ofees, futon street Sf.stss.
fMrohants Exehsrst, Wall street. New forf t.cr
,srsi las also handsone srrr~sl inverted IN the mc<a
undtubtcd securities ard TO sure tvlcnss MAJ
srnure ana tther personal rrorerty Noete IN
pcfs and thor cHrroes s svcrses srns " shy o~s
"n'iAf m'"'o"'' vILLrAs sLtsw0ETE. Pc Sue
ALpnxp a. srxvsss. Secretary.
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destruction OF rats and mice, w broasNAy.
NroTIcE TO CARMEN TO RENEW THEIR IL
IN ccnscs-The ordinance Tor licen.iuE and rcgetunS
rutilc carts ana provides that all licenses shi
expire on lat day Of ocoeer in each year reaewaee
4 gsd gr a. such Hf h =, Tiy ,:
al OF iccn public and to be public cartmcn
will be a tbs Office between TIC hours NJ ana
III ~ on Nonasy, sep,smtss 49, e Nos e 80 Taesdsy
go 10 sf0 Friday, lgth cU0 Saturday, 2th Loo %
lao; Monday. 22J, 40 70 400 Tuesday 2id g TO l6ee
FRIDAY. Sth, Scc 10 so saturday. 9Th, 800 TO 2,ep
Monday .eth 900 to 2e1 Tuesday 10Th, 2Col 70 80;
~ o. pridsv ST. 80 TO 8iOO; saturday ith 5gDtO COZ
Monday, 9th, $500 and upwards. The numbers must DC
newly painted each side Of the carts tecor1ing 20 law
the City Hail. where they will be spected and the old
license checked. which must then be preented 90 the First
Msrshai for rcneNs Carmen are particularly requested
10 lawlu licenses after the last
day Of October Tbs attention Of all perseas keeping or
Tor the from place place within
the city Is directed TO the following extracts from the ord
vehicle drawn Wy one more horses or ether anmhl,
which shall be kept used driven employed for the trans
Iortaon or eyanee q iron, rss
for portaton shall be deemed public cart hn
the meaning OF this ordnance; and every who shall t
Without first obtaining license therefor from the Nsyor o.
said city as hereinaiter provided, shall be deemed gun.
violation Of this ordinance and sable; 20 mns s
days Tor every oncncc. Sec. As ~ s9aiI mo- ss
avfu Tor any person 20 receive or 20 held efn', 20
itiien Of lie United states and has smiiy and resides
with his fan y in sd ct or q rot ha'lns
80 \. ~, aetna, Of The cart carts with good herpes
therefor licensed TO be kept,, pubic a,isin-
crmay examine under os.n al r,ai tscrcof tauciiSs
10 ,trsens 60 an lhsd shall be weld Mayors omce Sep
"h'f - '' ASHER TAYLOR. First Marshal.
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.-,rI,rS FROM ATLANTIC STREET. NEAR COURT

.srlrEN FROM ATLANTIC STREET NEAR COURT
- stieet Brookiyn, DARK bay horse, with switch tail
Its feet ard about fourteen lands high He had on
,., harness. with leather pcttns before Lumber
Sh Jain boz and beard seat whoever viii return said
rorsrv TO Horace Aard, at his shop in Atlantic street.
Ltts Ctugtttrttt, stsll ts Literally Isv sgded.
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POLITICAL.

THIRD wARD-IN ACCORDANCE WITH TEE
an Eiseon VAS held al the hSsss 81 ama. 80 essa
xish : s,.s,ss On TSs:isy Ser! io3sss
S%ht 1sSmis ssns BsS ss s,
tary. A'A'''' 'V'''-
EoURTH wARD-rHIRD ASSEMBLY, DIsTR1cr-
the * Sa cS.nI 81 Of
s say f AID IN q
ssss Fl. s.:ay 81 e s:
INST Hon, Henry Allen ynanlmoSy elected 10.
SAsSD I + {:o ff$ss I-"'''','
ClxrH WARD; THE ,roLLowINc GENTLrNry
1Srd ware ss'ss rsprsssssSs
sps Sa ROVE
Mcdonald, Enoeh T. Camp TIE delsga..s Of both vases
SIKH ski % %sti h Ssr''dA' ''h' evening "
EIFTH ASSEMBLY DIsrAIcr sEvENTH WARD.
sR the nss %
ss's;s
Sept '''l ; SHHs5s $$$sSssSSSorr
"A Eighth ward' a. Iadds motel :oinsr Of Eqd,os .aa
Bomnst streets 70 h sos
evening" sspssnssl . Isl, sssxssg TIC u sldS
sslssa: he S.s 4'9s
on the 10th tssrtsTsss Instant = agnosty the Demo-
N'"''' DANIEL e. sIcKIss
aa's a a 81 s ss'' i S';s
Ss d.; is S s.s s2s s
New YORK Sept 1851. i nSRis sT #ziNslaqr
FOURTEENTH wARp-TwELvTH ASSEMBLY DIS:
IA an u the es Of sas the
Freddy ser
Elizabeth
s s to ans fs n & s
the @cctins after xhoh David GarhSais, aober.
ss;tIon: A ~ ssosf rolls orsasS sIssss
a sS no s ss BY ss
& ' &, q me i Il. Sy
SosinS 5.n WIN and = ,s s S5ss
cr,y cfl9 Scies elected the d:i'Ess
Signed s sSsS 4! ' SsAsssSS.SSH.ssSF'
i Ses the %,ss s%eTssS Ss ssa Ne %
s1 Where ere has ~ since as a. s
Immortal & the eFst% ptlor thai Er9ss 70
no rule but that OF alton Atty.
tsn Hssy a a5EFSHTs &
Ap ns We S edBed o no VIII %in d F o an src '
faESr % sa T TsS 81 se
cdH7snoa and Asrss fS1 S'",s
men Of state platform uon Tie rIncir!es Of s6s
foregoing and " vote tor the noaisa.on e no
"roaehns election bo not openly in ayer OF the whole
-~roulise acts Of the last Congress.
RSsoIved Aha a arc g favor Of elesng delegate % the
National Convention districts asS thai We me- n.
delegates 20 the W s~"'-A'---' " ~'''
that mode ( Getting the same. Sr,srso-ea "a
Gu motion, the proceedings o. TIE meeting .a,rnso
be published DANIEL u. TAYLOR, = ~s
IHTrR kcDrP MOTT, Sc Rotary.
CIXTEENTH WARD-WE 10 CERTIFY TEAT AT
- primary election held the house OF James tegen,
No. 1876 West Seventeenth street. en- Tuesday r
ISL the call the Democratic Republican
mmit.ees the following delegates ~c-e
duly elected part OF the Sixteenth Ward TO select
alternate Delegate 10 Che Democrat hcrut
State Convention to lie held 81 Syracuse on tbe ON
day o September ISL ;-hsaici A. DenU0c, william :.
Seaman, Living Lyiugston SepA,n D. GSrGner, "a ~
Davis JOHN 5. NOSBURCA
JAMES CASSIDY,
CEvENTEENTH WARD.-AT PRIMARY ELrC-lc1',
- held in the Seventeenth ward at kleys Hsaanu@rttr
Allen and Houston s-ee pursuant 70 notice OK
Democratic Republican General Committee. ILs3tay
evening september 1851 the following tickets reossed
the votes annexed for Delegate T. the psmoc,ate
.entior to assemble ct syracrs Sep. 10TH 10 ler
elegate John Cochran for Alternate Tho nss r. Je-e-
For DELEGATE Jams HalsteaG-1 Teses.
Tor Delegate James W. Wash-ll2 votes.
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/ ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
II Furniture, OF the best quality this day and Tomorrow
Thursday September and at ~ o'clock each day at the
large Hall in the Chinese Museum Building No. $50 Broad
way. between Spring and Prince stfeet-R c. Kemp will
sell at auction without reserve, close copartne-hip
estate very large assortment OF richly carved rosewood
and mahogany Furniture of the very best quality all of
which has been ade by Of odstablishea
senior partner being about retire business offer their
whole stock SALE close the ersp properly
and presents opportunity for houekeepes supply
themselves with first class goods low prices
CANT carved rosewood Parlor Furniture suite
trench broeatele velvet plush &c the very
richest designs an styles ladies rosewood Cabinets Etc
ceres with mirror fronts Music Stands carved wood
Centre Tables, with Eyrtan black and gold and white
Italian marble tops: carved mrhogany Sofas
easy ano spring Parlor Chairs PAPER pearl
laid centre, and ork able Ottomans Couehes arble
top pier fancy centre side card and Work Tables
rosewood. walnut and mahogany Library and Secretary
Book Cases Lounges. Voltare Chairs room Chairs
&C. Elegantly carved rosewood and mahogany Bedstads
Dressing Bureaus with marble and french plate
marbletor enclosed Washstands and paint
ed aud eled Chamber Furniture Tin
mahogany Wardrobes Couehes. russeat Cottage Chairs
walnut Cottage Furniture rosewood aud other Dressing
fables plain mahogany and walnut Chamber Furniture
Sofas mahogsny French and sprrgseat Chairs Arm aad
Rocking Chairs Divans Sc wing Char also bronzsd iron
and mahogany Hat Stands, Hall Chars Tables &e-the
whole rising very large and splen did assortment all
Of which is we'll worthy ct the attention Of purchasers
Catalogues will he ready and the goods may be examined
the day before the SALE Purchasers wishing to take their
goods out Of the city have them carefully packed for
Shipping, at 4 reasonable charge.
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MUSICAL.

MUSIC, MUSIC sUsIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER has
wi the respectfully 70 inform the public TIA. he
has two ,sb sruments, lately received tom
German and put MP in the best orsor One has sx eyn
cers PLAYS three ovcttures ind twenty four drnt
pieces music aud the other has two cylinders, with
very nice playing sixteen different pieces o.
nusc for dancing. be hesrd every dav, from 10
o'clock. CHARLES MAYER. No. Is Chrystie street.
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FINE ARTS.

QRADYs NATIONAL GALLERY OF NINA. L srs -
ID This establishment has long been Known tte s-sus
Of in the United States. Iva rctufcs
received the first gold medal awarded - bero
otyps. and medal ~ tie American ms ttte log
ave successive years His D.guerreotypes Ivory
greatly sdired they unite the perfect accuracy & tte L.
Trerreotyre with the Nfe-iike eoloring of TIE nora
finished painting Mr.. Brsdys rooEs are III ~ IIs ~
Broadway, corner Of fulton street.
ALHAMBRA DACUERREoTrPE Iooys. 80 IScEr-
Away between Spring Prince sirsets. Thl tctscrf-
haying leased the above rooms and tttec them y 80
style. invites those wanting priest Lksr.
themfeiyss or friends r.ve him cafl. from sc-.
experience beng the earliest osrsters IL tie At -
is enabled to give general satisfaction.
w.R. KNAPP, - Broadway. and i1c Ec7t-,-
COLoREp pAeUERREoTYrTs FOR FIFTY US
~ Kings skylisht Rooms, los Eowcry, between kors.r
and Grand streets the only establishment in tie city vheio
the hest skysht Daguerreotrcs handeomey eoofsa srd
taken 80 larger tos
low rates No charge unless rvtr.
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sdsinry ti,ss.siiy fur9''iSi ay Re hal BY emile
ren without osrl in inAi saJ asNO. % Great Jones
street. References cxcianred.
DoARD-Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN Oh
ID tain full or Partial board - Ne Hicks street corner
Fulton street. Dr9cslyn twy minutes walk iron Fulton
terry. References cNchanfei
r,o.RpING.-A ASD GENTLEMAN OR TWO
~ single gnismg n can be eomn.easted win nlsssani
rooms on sss.na aves; i ~ w ' w eh
dren) by aiJns a = feafta street Stages pass the
uoor.
DoARDINo.-TAyIIfr or SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID can be acc. nmodat viii beard at n, o., Brgsd,
-ty Tie howe ss gl, been pat IN taorog srdsr, saa
pleasant rtsistnes.
QoARp-A GENTLEMAN ASo LADY. OR TWO GEN
- tlemep may have pleasant rooms villa board at Nc
poARDiNG-A FRONT ROOa ON SECOND FLOOR.
ID to Jet with board g. feLtl- nsa eaa ~ or TO en-
man in family who're tsIe ar nt tew bariers. Terms
reasonable. INQUIRE - - Anen .trest.
RoAkp WANTED ~ A hEsrEcTAsLE PRlYATE
ID famiyfu rsru tntut board lor single gent cmtn.
where cheerful ant miorals U.me nay - adi a,
sSr,T,sS issy Vr,ssr, a,er.ne l,' Terms
poARD.-lnE suBsCRfnre MAS TAKEN TUE
Crosby street. andhas taken 90, 20 esni,h ], 4 modern
Who may favor bin Win thsir ra.-ssag. nay enl Ell
, ,sss as s trsfsr !. ~ rs r lsnt az hi. sss.
'f'0'n''' 70 A''''' 'H' uH''''A z CHANTS ts@ssrr
A LADY wBo rs EDUcATiNG Tgo YOCNG DACGH.
aud tale charge Of thor clothes IN ~ will be ;aurht 10
onyerse In French aurrsts with music and DRAWN
an addition all the usual Enfsh branches which viii be
taueht orally BY their \ 10 chance for
uarents travelling or tor ghrdsn Of orphan children.
81 gvtn No children taken but tDse OF rec
recabe parents Address GUARDIAN. Ihion Square Poet
spmce.
s-INCrE cINTIrNEN OR CuNTLEAFN AND THEIR
- wives can b. accomplished with sood Board and plea
SAINT rooms at Second street besNeea first and Second
TWO OR THREE sfsGLE GENTtEMEN CAN BE
u aoommodsted with nice room q, hrea - tea and
dinner Sundays in respectable art Of south BROOKLYN,
within i've i1nutcs walk " The South Terry. apply a
s. state street. Broc klyn.
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SEvENTEENTH WARD-AT PRIMARY ELEC TON,
- held in the Seventeenth ward at Reys HsaanuSrt.tn
Of Allen snd Houston puss.nt 70 n2iiee OF
evening September 1851 the following tickets reos sod
tie votes annexed for Delegate t. the Democratic SITE
entior to assemble ct Syracuse Sept 10th, 1871 lcr
delegate John Coehran for Ateraate Tho nss y Jere
miah-2l4 For DELEGATE, Jams Hast.aG-5 Teses
Tor Deisg gate, James W. WalsE-lls votes.
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PERSON AL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF SUSAN McGLADE, OR
otherwise Susan Laan Any information given will be
kindly received by her mother at between
1hirtieth ana Thirty. fret streets.
TIE GENTLEMAN THAT TOOK 4 LADY FROM NO.
James street. TO be Wet the 18th ut will
leave his and address at the Office of this
81 Box No. 10, Tor s. T. W.
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EDUCATION.

N0UNG LADIES LEMINARY.-THE BOARDING AND
Day School for Young LADIES' No. 10 Rutgers street
3. r. Clarke, prin pas will reopen Wednesday, the
10th OF September. Crcnars stating terms be
school.
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DAVID GAaTHWs'T
ROB sRT HuNPHkF J,
ArNN Nm A,tAA

CIXTEENTH wARD:--wE DO. CERTIFY TEAT AT
- primary election held the Leuse OF James Eeger
NO 1876 Seventeenth street. Tuesday evening ser
3D. ISL pursuant TO the call Of the Democratic RsPuban
Committees the following delegates ~e-e
duly elected the Of the sixteenth Ward to select
and Delegate TO the Democrat kcrut
Convention TO he held 81 Syracuse on tbe lOn
day Of September, 1851 :-hsahcl A DenMor, william =.
Seaman Livingston, Seph,n ID. Gardner y.
Davis. JOIN =. OsBu kDh
JAMES CASSIDY,
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

I,oARp.-Two SNAIL pAELORs WITH BEDROOMS
ID adioniur Tt1ssntiy furlasi nay Re hal BY Eentie-
ron without board IN snail lsaiiy 81 Ne "a Great Jones
street. References exchanged.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


L,oR sALE-CHEAP, A SPLENDID PAIR or By
horses Just from the country eight years Gle, sto
1879 lands high hind in all harness. nrstzts sais
horse. II not sold togeth viii be crthapgsl or
Can be at Bk0WNLLLs Stable. II Cakt- Al,
near Broadway.
EoR SALE, IN BRooKfrN-A nonsE, otRHI. ?;
and Harness the horss about a. bands hh. lgrt tGy
SNOWY In his carriage, and altogether cecnt ~
herse the harness 10 nsarly The carriC1 tocss AID
will seat four rersonhas been SOM tim r Is, al0 u
he sold low. They offered either taEtsr o. s1rar.se.
be gins lies ia neary fts1et, vcta
Harrison and ID, graw, South Brooklyn.
HORSES FOR sALE-A VERY CHOICE IC- o.
Eastern horses tor SALE at John sned 10 81 20
Union Course, Long Island Gentlemen vishice .
chase fill do well TO call before locking elscpher.
IoRsE ANDBUcGY wASTED FOR TIE w.S.EI-
III The advertiser. who resides ~ miles icrs
Island aud who drives Up end down every DAY votG
clad relieve gentleman o. the cxpns, q ktVns
horse and tuKgy BY tatp The Tor the winter TIE
best will be taken Of tho cstatlhmsu ert cstrT
guart given for its safety Address j. s. Hcr.l a
NEW AND HANDSOME FAMILY RocEAvAY
n Carriage. suitable fer four rerons- aud trs
shifting 'front.' made order ia this city, ia the very
Kramer, for sale Wy Isaac Ford l6 EiiStctL street,
BToone, New York.
A ROAD HORSE FOR sALE.-GLACK UANN srOcC.
"A ll hands high, Jet hact. OLD lss rsvs-
been trained and nile in about ij ts re.'sty
sound aud semitic. Price $3.50 ana rathu- less len 20
.sea at Bankers Lively slstie No III Anty ssis. rsar
tiNth avenue.
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DoaRD-Two Or THREE GENTLEMEN CAN Oh
ID full partial board 80 No Hicks street corner
Fulton street Dr3olyn. twv minutes walk r9ta Fulton
terry. References EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-03

DoARDINC.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR TWO
ID single gentlemen, be accommodated with pleasant
rooms on accond foor unfurnshe with full
or partial board in small private lsmiy (5t small chill
drenD ly aipyns At = fOaTta street Stages pass e
poor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-03

NJ ILL BE s0LD-AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE
w New York Horse Bazaar on Wednesday, the 81 inst
at u o'clock chestnut sorrel Marc Sold by virtue
execution, and sold to the III CHEST bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-03

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
Ihenext regular auction sale Of Horses, Carriages
Harness Saddles will take place on edn cad ay the Sd
instant, commencing at II o'clock.
JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-03

Cr0P THIEF WE CRY. OR SOMETHING WORSE,
- when q scoundrei ste ais cur purse,
Shall We not heap double shame
On the thief that steals our famef
Lyons Powder, az we fear.
IL being counterfcited here.
Keep the false stun from your dwelling,
That the pedlcrs now are selling,
Insects ii won't kill, that's true,
bat good friends IL might Kill ron.
Lyons Powder, all ccrfess,
To cur race is poisopless. -. ,,.,, 80.
ho.trnrtiDn nl rata AMI nlice. ~ Broadway.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

FNOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS REsTAUR'~- 80,
ntea CT Eresdway In the iinmeHate eghborhood Of
the principal hotels and public places Of and
doing good business The wishes to dispose of the
for satisfactorily explained by calling the
otfee Of c. q. Eckel, ESQ. No. II Wan street.