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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-29
S935.994 Is

tUpon 3CCg Policies now in 70. &c issued prior 70
Jnnusry Isl ls49 Except policies issued since
May let, le4el the Directors have declared divi-
dend OF 80 per cent on the premiums paid Of the q.
bic rates, being Tie profits Ct is4S.
The Directors having aid The lossss tint have
occurred. and resUy,d the sun Of $3.50 go u, and
the additional of $500 eco of declared profits
ment OF the first and second dividends ibeng those
DECLARED on The lsi OF January is47. and Est Jaa !.
S4s); those holding scrip TO lie paid and alter
March lit. 1850; AT which time The Interest 10 to
cease, Those whose dividends lave been placed 10
their credit tn receive the same with interest BY
credit OH their notes rs they mature.
c. GILL, Acfuary.
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CRAWFORD BELL, AGENT

Evansville la; Decker & Kramer. jasper, John Stub
bleheld, Detachable Hill, p. O; Robt. Logan, High
Banks;S s Johnson, Petersburg; Thcs Hornbrock
Union; Debruler g. Cron Winsow; John LYNN
Eynnville; Chester Bethel, Boonvi,le; A fIager
hewburg; X. 5 & ID b. Ilager. Rockport; Chns F
Leonard, Mt Vernon; James VI. Grimes, Springfield:
echneesvIl,e; Cox g. Robb, PARRISH Jaquis Posey
vile; w ] Whiting. Cynthian: Williamson 4
Yorkes, Owensville; w II Fisher, Priaceton; r b
nallock, Princeton; John Gardner, Blairsville;
Daniel Archer e. Co Columbia.
p. l.. Gregory, travelling Agent Country agents
IN be supplied at G.. Bells Ev1--ville. Ia myll
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ALL.EN C.uAIIOCK.Asnf.

M. j. BEAy, VI. D.. At6isof EyomnT.
All persons wishing Ia make insurance oR thsjf
own o. their friends LIVES, will pea.e call sPcW
the gtni in this City. fce on lain Street kssr
Water, and examine tie te:ms and rairs Of The
Company locile-iyI
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HENDERSON, Ky, May 2, 1850.

HENDERSON, KY, May 2, 1850.
DR.. ]: G. HATcHrT-My wife has been afflicted
with Prolapsus Uter. and all those diseases so COM
mon to women about the 'turn Of lite" She has
been wonderfully benehtted by the use of your Co.
hosh, after trying in vain other medicines.
.r-su Yours JAMES BACON
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FRESH GROCERIES--NEw ARRIVAL
I UAF, Crushed and Brown Sugar:
IL Nos. and Mackerel, in bbls and half do;
No Mackerel in kits;
No Salmon, in half kits;
Connecticut river shad;
Rio aud Java Coffee;
And all other Groceries. Gaisins, Figs, etc.
mhl3 If IIORNBROOK 81 BURTIS
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COLUMBIA FLOUR.

(Udrr0nted oepat 10 So LOuis Br0ncs.)
FOSTER & BROWN will receive weekly. di
L rect from the Mills q lull supply OF this excel
lent -four I'm Barrels and lali Barrels Bakers and
Families can rely on This brand being ''ihe best
in the market. A supply in store and for sale by
iy23 FOSTER & BROWN.
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Assets.

Cash on hand ~ ....,... s7.lco -
Newark City per cent Bonds....... l.@e
Brooklyn - =" s000
Bonds and mortgages on real estate
worth double The amour, loamd.... 23o.o!Is7
Real estate i6.9Ge ~
Premium notes drawing per cent in
terest secured by policies Co5.2ls -
l.oans on scrip. 6.025 80
Premiums, premium noies and cash in
the hands OF agents and in course OF
transmission 9.670 II
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COLUMBIA FLCU1

COLUMBIA FLOUR.
rONSTAN1l.l ON hand, from new wheat
and received weekly in barrels and halt bar
rels. by tOSIER g. BktNN.
iy3l Agents.
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nCAUTIONnl

None is genuine unless "HAICHITTS EX-
TRACT OF COHOSlI,' is blown in the bottle.
Manufactured by J G.. liATCHlTT e. CO,
Eusa S-No. IA Front ST. Evansville Ind:
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
he West. Ijel2 III
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UST RECEIVED
u 40 hhds New Ort ans Sugar,
5 tierces new Rice;
100 drums Figs;
10 boxes Lemons; for sale by
jan4 daw AlLlS & HOWFS
LAMP SHEARS, &C.
T AMP Shears, Bed Cords, Plough lines, Halter
IL ropes. and Mackerel, Goldfish. Shad and all
other articles in the grocery lire for sale by
niy4 It HORNBROOk & BURTlS.
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HONOR THE DEAD.
KENT 81 J.AWRENCE,S
MARBLE WORKS,
Evansville. Indiana.

Near TIC Court H0Nse.
THIS important Granch of Kent & Lawrence's
l. extensive Marble Works, is now fully prepar-
oil to furnish any style of Mementoes 10 the Dead,
viz Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs, Head and Foot
Stones, of every Style, in American and Italian
Marble. They have employed the best Engrnvers
or Leteris;s the f ST atforls, and are determined
that not only shall their works be finished in better
style than any heretofore offered TO this public but
st rates reasonab ii not less than those Of any
other establishment in the West. Any orders made
promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
This firm works extensive quarry Of beautiful
Marble in Vermont, from which they are constant
~ receiving supplies OF marble in every form. This
gives them an advantage over all others in filing
orders cheaply. "A word the wise is sufficient
Call aud examine our work and prices before pu.
chasing mixing orders elsewhere.
jyl3 dSwly vi A LAWRENCE.
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w 2 CEEESE

4 CHOICE lot OF English Dairy and Western
~ Reserve Cheese. Tor sale low for hy
IIORNBROOK & BURTIS,
ieh1q-t Main street,.
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SundricS.
lust reed Urge lot Cordrce, Batting, Sand
y PAPER. Bonnet Boards. Brooms Matches, &c,
&C., which " i'll Ia sold 81 CAP. NJ wholesale.
scplS FOSTER g. BROWN
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EVANSVILLE BAKDRY.

EVANSVILLE BAKERY.
THE undersigned having purchased the Bakery
J. establishment. known by TIE name OF Evans
vile Bakery, and formerly kent by John NJ Samp-
son, on Main Street between First and Second sis :.
would inform the public that from this time lie will
keep constantly on hand full assortment OF fresh
Eread, Crackers, Cakes. &c, 10 sell at who!esal'
or retail He will soon be prepared with iull ma
chinery tor the manufacture OF Butter, Water, Su
gar. Soda and Boston Crackers, by the wholesale,
and for reinil customers. The patronage of IKE
public is respectfully solicited as there will be no
need hereafter for sending 10 distant places Tor any
thing in my line OF BUSINESS.
nov7-if HENRY W. SAMPSON.
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The following is from Mr.. Morgan, Of the firm o
G. &'S. r. Morgan, wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods. Evansville Ind
Door. HATcHITT-Sr-l have used your Cohosh
several cases OF diseased Lungs with the happiest
results. From my experience with it, believe il
also 10 be of the best NJ dicines for general de-
bility, indigestion and for purifying the blood.
Yours, &c. S. R. MORGAN.
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An extract of letter April 2lst, 1859, from DR..
]. ID. Collins, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
"Your Cohosh takes finely. have recommended
and used it in good many OF various diseases
10 my satisfaction. For several years have known
the happy and almost marvellous effects of the Co
hosh ALONE in some peculiar diseases. j Judge IL
highly as Tonic, antiscor,uiic and emenagogue.'
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From J. B. Hannah; wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
$4,000 Boots. Shoes, &c &c.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. March 30, 1850.
DocT. HATcHITr:-l have used vour preparation
Of Cohosh for iorpor Of the liver, indigestion, and
general nervous debility; in every instance with as
tonishng success. would recommend it to all
similarly affected, SAFE pleasant and eicacous
medicine. Your obedient serv't,
lib HANNAH
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Net Balance 93S. 9A 96
additional Losses amounting $40 $50 susi ed
during the year, awaiting pree4s OF death
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The certificate Of r. " Dunbar. Esx., Treasu
rer of Vanderburgh county.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. April II, 1880.
Dr. I.rcHITT-Sir-l have used your Cohosh for
four or FIVE months. And can say with conidenct
that IL is Alternative tonic, much superior to any
propagation of Sarsaparilla, or other tohc medi-
cine have ever used Yours.
X. w. DUNBAR.
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MACKEREL. BERRING AND RICE.
s1S BBl.S. No Mackeiel, Boston insp
sd 50 hf bbls. No do -
100 Boxes Herring;
Tierces Rice just reed per sic mcr Gen
Lafayette and Snladin, tor sale low ly
TAYLOR a. HARVEY,
nlO-tf Water street
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LATE ARRIVAL CT Slows.
FCFE EFeTDY.
NICE THINGS,

FRESH Salmon, Fresh Mackere fresh Hsddock
4 fesh Goldfish, fresh oysters. fresh Lolsiers AID
Sardines and other vegetables for sale low ly
my4 If HORNBROOK a. CURTIS.
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REMOVAf.

= ri. MORGAN hls removed his stock Of Dry
-. Coos up Main street. into the building tor
rlerly occupied by Oliver Ladd, where he will DO
pleased 10 sec his customers, aving determined te
ell goods ut lower prices than ever aug2T-ti
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HOMINY.

JUST received at my Grocery and Provision Store
J on Main. just cbove Second street, 10 barrels
IIominy first quality which is offered for sale cheap
febl ;f ISAAC HANNAH.
DAlNTS &c.-75 kegs white lead, pure and
l. No. L; 4 bbls linsced oil; also, Chinese blue
chrome green. chrome yellow, ven. red, spanish
brown, yellow ochre. iiiherage, putty, spanish
whiting, &c. in store and for sale by
jel II FOSTER & BROWN
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1.-TWO large and substantial Warehouses. in o
Il central part of the city aud convenient to the
river, for rent. Enquireat
sT-F iIART'S SHOE STORE,
sco25-u First Street
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COHOSU! Cohosh !!-3OO0 bottles just msns
~ ufaciured-,erms favorable to wholesale buy
crs 1t is the best Family medicine made.
HATCHITT & CO.,
ausse No ~ FWat =
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

band Of music and .everHl standard bearers holding
aoft various teetota banners and transparances with
such notices Beware of Rum" Stookeys Confess
son-Beware Of Rum "An goes right when Daddy's
sober" The wagon halted in front Of Ae HERALD Office
till they played patriotic temperance air two, and
then went their wsy rejoicing, like true disciples of
Father Mathew.
THE SCENE AT TAMslANY HALL.
gathering of some three thousand citizens assembled
at Old Tsmmsny last evening 20 receive intelligence of
the election returns Mr. J. b. Philips called to the
chair, and Mr. j. p. Woodward appointed Secretary At
early hour the passages leading to the hall were
crowded with an excited multitude Speeches de-
livered by advocates OF the democratic faith
amorg others, Mr. Philips, Captain Rynders and J. p
Woodward. The chairman, in presenting Mr.. Wood
ward to the meeting said that he nominated by the
national reformers Of the Tenth ward for member Of
the Legislature, and being true Union democrat, de
cned to candidate and gave his support to the
regular democracy and consequently the wings Of that
ward had been defeated Messrs NJ. johnson, X Blank
man and L. Becher then briefly addressed the meeting
alter which the result Of the elections In the different
wards was announced amid great cheering.
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IlOTEI.s.

A NOEL uoTsL, DALE STREET. LIyEaposL.-s
"A Towers proprietor q the above hote begs NEST
speefuy 70 nf.rm the eit,ens ef We bhited States that
he ANGEL Hotel s frst class esablshmenA Great i'm
7rovemcuts and alterations having recently been made
aers equal arr Liverpool The family aepsYt
the hotel Will be found " embrace everything tend
70 co0fert, whilst 10 cregners, Visiting Liverpool
Italian, snd German srysnt. fern portion Of its .rrsnEs
The hotel IL sit-sted within few yards OF the Es
hanxs aad the princip business parts 81 ths swn. aud
ithia nisutes vs Of the Docks Custom House. and
twenty yssr sst fcr hs lac. sever yss,s The prs.
viss up 70 I'll hs seutcs 70 the former where ne
5oVes u have tbGH - ps.ronsss he has 80 lo.s bees
uhiss viii be done cesce 70 er eemfcst and a node
rate cksrsss war; Bsths snchins Mona and bn'issa
Rosns are q she Vveuses ~ BCsptsins of ships ell
6ad ihs establishment veyy eenveaess being one ths
pesfsst vsepeetAhfe hstes W We dochs
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SCENES OF RIOT AT THE rorLs-DEsrR rRucTIoy or
BALLOT BoxKs, ETC.
Yesterday the election contest came on and not for
many years past has there been much excitement be-
tween the contendng parties At early hour in the
pt wards the opposition parties began hover aresnd
the polls, and trouble seemed to be brewing The day
cold and blustery which created greater demand
or liquor and by noon large number Of electoneerers
considerably under the influence Of ardent spirits
In the Nineteenth ward considerable fighting
red on. There sny two election districts in this
wrd-one corner Of SIXTY srs street and Third
and the other Of Forty eighth street and Eighth
svenue. Here the two whg candidates fer Alderman
bad their friends on hand and the result continual
blocking up Of the pssssevsy to the poll and voters who
considered opposite In opinion those in posses
sion, unable TO obtain insess 10 cast their votes
without sndangerns their clothing and perchance their
limbs At tbese districts lighting seemed to be the trder
Of the day skrmsh after skrmsh took place, resulting
in cut faces and bloody noses until about half hour
before the closing Of the polls At sunset grand rush
made at the second district to obtain possession Of
the ballot boxes TO destroy them The police however,
rallied well and ultimately sustained their psse. The
two three hundred in number-next pro-
ceeded to the first district rushed u took possession of
the ballot boxes and demolished themthe Inspectors
escaping out Of the back windows lest they should break
beir hssds also The destruction Of the ballot bore in
this district will no doubt election to take
place In that ward
In the Seventeenth ward several fights occurred at
the seventh district poll and two three severely
beaten. In the Fourth and sixth wards fighting took
psce but no one was materially injured ssirmishns
vss sso carried In other wards around polls with
but trihing damage. man named wulism stack ~ss
arrested In the fourteenth ward charged With attempt
kmeps the meet pleasing inct!su,, Of the dsy wa tn.
Appearance in trcnt cf tke tIss.iD cce about ooop,
% rsscn of the Sos m rsppsrsocs osa'siaiat
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AMUSE MENTs.

RRoADwAY THEATRE.E, A. NARSHALl- SOLE
Dress Circle and Parquete Soosnts Family Third or.
S1s. cents Gallery ~ cent; Pivass 8o3ss andes
GREEN BUsHEs-Cosnor o. Kennedy, Mr. Conway; 0eorEe
Mr. Fenno Wild Murtsgh Mr. Shaw Muster immidge Mr.
Mr. TO %Sn
nazorIk Mr.. Davidge; Mons Coupss Sig Ner MAsourks
Nine Celeste; Countess Craekovieninsk, Mrs. Seton
NIBLOS GARDEN.-MANAGER, Mr.. JOHN BEYrON
IN Tickets 80 cents Private Boxes s. Doors open at Il 10
commence st 7k oapock. The wonderful Ravel Family,
Wednesday Nov ana every night during the week Three
ssiissTansomime called the sHIPwREcK ON rHs IN IN
DIAN COAST produced under the direction of Jerome
Ravs 0Ssss Raysl will appear ip his orisinal comic
fofmanoN IN the comic ntomme Of the FOUR LOVERS
TIE WHITE WARRIOR (Ansoine RaveIl
QRoUGHArsLYCEUM.B BROADWAY. NEAR BRoOnE
- strest-Doors open AZ to begin at 7k O'clock Dress
Circle and Psrquett 90 ots Family Circle, cts Orehss
ira eeats 81; Private Boxes S Wednesday evening Nov.
Capt. Bsmboozle Mr. Jordan; Sir Marmaduke Meadows.
MI. Chippendale Lady Meadows, Mrs. Dunn Emily, Mrs.
Skerrett. To be followed By the ballet Of CATALINA
Characters BY the Rousset Family To conclude with KOS
SUTH5 KUM-Lous Dei.cherappenheimer, Mr.. Johnston;
Pennfher Mr. Brougham; Alderman Blower Me- Chippen-
dale; Major Bosh Mr. Lynnei Ars Peery, Mrs. Maeder.
ITALIAN OPERA. AsTOR PLACE.-MAx MARETzEK
Lessee and Mansger-Secufcd Seats So Box and Par
quete Sl Amphitheare, 81 cents Second subscription
night Signorna stenanone as Leonora; Sgnor Bett
Balthasar. Wednesday, Nov Donizsttis grand Opera
OF FAVORITA. N'-
rNo'la. oisnorna Ssenan ,ne
Airhon.o " Sig c. Badi.ii Baithsnar :. Sig Coi.ssi
Doors open at t performance % TX !ook
Box ofee open every day from A n till o'clock P.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL, PElLADELPgIA-IM-
AVA mcpse triumph and enthusiastic Eppro baton-Pro-
sssor Anderson the Great wsrd Of the North
esrs, With grateful Of the brilliant
ne eSperenest in country and
staehst ne will tnue his Grand Ora wing Room Enter
tssnmen OF sorees Mysreusos this evening" aud
eyeraf until further notice when he WI introduce new
and astounding wonders illustrative cf the faacy Of Ne
sromAncy DeDerology and wi.okcr,f Doors open ~ u
peuormaaees AZ o'clock Adttsnoe % cents
rveniles under years eents. grand day entertain
men. every Saturday. Doors oPsn ~ commence ~
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

CANDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE PROM NEW
~ Yorh 70 rhisaelYhiA=Lesye Pier No. Nossh Rivss.
~ steamboat JOHN POIfER Morning. Line, - o'clock
ysrd deck. =. migrant Lise ~ c,oseet p n fare,
el 70. IA BLISS, Agent
NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures YORK
IN and Phiisasiphia dlrsct-Upitsi States MAIL Line
hrourh = ~ hs.r: via Ne. js,:ey nsTcsa rsrs r..
New Yerh from feot Of Corandt street, ana ~
sna Up NJ from foot VI Liberty street. Leave Pit
sut sSrtsA
-rcs aAlriwons .yAswpersr, on crAsLssror.-
!hrovGh ucksts srs sd ths shove lines thsovsh con
ssetss yn hrsss Ssssase shset ssconpssss ". ts.l
eswne - PhsscnRsrs and baxgArs N this svAsn VII
- ssssPcrsd fecty through bon dspss sspss sn Ne
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Register.

Anderson about. t.......... l,042
In these wards have taken the vote fIr senltor
not yet having received the the ticks
and for Register but the vote for Senators vary
nearly the with that for Register So that 1t is
certain that Mr.. Dyokman s elected Mr. Anderson
by majority, probably not exceeding ten or twelve
hundred.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

A CARD TO THE LADIeS-MAD. LAvkNE & co.
"A opened their Paris millinery Monday, September
2h at their store Ne lS prnx third block
OF Broadway Md wishes to inform ladies that che
goes cut 10 Paris winter ani the
latest and choices, patterns that be hsd and invite
tht lAdios 70 call and examine tor Themselves for they have
many styles Of bonnes that not be found Ia other
store In this city, and at prices surpspnsiy low NJ B.
Dliners supplied with pattern bolnes snd country
ehsns supplied by case Also all kinds Of stnws esned
and altered.
TNRAPHAGEE's VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
Emporium, 81 Cana opposite Green street, New York;
where can be rnd every variety Of articles appertsinnG
ladies' and chidrcn Wardrotes plain aud Embroidered.
Also Closks Sacks, hsntlss NiKettes &C., &ci Collars
Cuts. Chemisctto &c Lades made 10 order
at the shortest notice and the reasonable term
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n lately from Philssephia oGsrs his terviess
isss New Yorh ne sbs 70 forets psst present. ana
uvss cslcvlased and rssd full socsrdHs 70 TIE oraelss
s1yi,,ss esieuis,sd Ladies' a. senismss' g. ohcs No.
white street New York whore letters poet paid viii re-
papers AsoOgcsi AinAnae be procured ~ the once
xratis.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

The Charter Ticket-Common Cowrci1.
FIRST WARD.
Jy1tg Democref
.sdn. .EdmuSd Grimm. elS Abraham Meors -. .eSs
.7ssi John IL White. 6l6 josiah W. Brown ..oo7
Moore (democrat) over Grifis (whig) ...........Io
Brown (demscrst) over White twhis). .......u
sRCoNB WARD.
.fJ'n. -. A. Foote 254 Dudley Haley ....S2
.1ssist. A. J williamson. 8s JBo J. TAFT ......3e
Haley (democrst) over Foo.e (whg) ............6s
TAFT (denocrst) over williamson (wha) .........@
SIXTH WARD.
Aim Noah Worrsll. . 170 Patrick Kelly ... =. b5s
Thomas J. Barr ..672
Assist C. W schsHer $50 Henry RsbInesu.. q,
Patrick Broaden. =. 53s
Bsrr (democrst) over worrall (whig) ..........5o2
Barr (demccrst) ersr Kelly (demccratl. .."....us
Broaden (democrst) owe. 5chaaer (vhie).
Broaden (democrst) over Rasinesu (demoorst.. o.
SEVENTH WARD.
.fH~. .Webb......"..1s24 Tweed. ....us... l5sl
.4ssta. Andrew ......13 500 woodward. ....s'lszs
Tweed (demecrsf) over webb (whis) .........T
woodward (democfst) over Andrews f~hip. ..'G
EreurH wARD.
.qid'a. .Webb........19l3 Compton. .....s..l So
.asssst. Barnes .......1s2 King .............leS
Compton (dsnccrat) over webb (-hig) ......ste
kinG fdenssrsp cyss ssrpss lshts, ...."'""'.hi
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

NpLOs BALL AND CoNCERr HooM-rHE PRO
pr..er respectfully informs TIE public that hs msgn
Roou has been put 10 e.rio.e order for the
trinG fesser hssy imrortant alterations aud improve
nenw have bees made for We comie sn eonvenisnes Of
srse rev reception saloon psrors and dressing
~h All the necessary eenvsnseces fer iadies gents
The valuable services of hr yesey the sbie
caterer for snner and suppsr ysr has beeu secured
Mr. vh provided VITA the hest rreneh cooks good and At
niys vs.sr sna % ths vsry hes, The marie.
ehsies.t viass sad so and no pains or ssp.nse viii
te psref ve satisfaction ~ tho sho desirous Of
vns erst rate tails large disnsrs and ppsr parties viii
sstsd With on liberal tems Fer psrtsuars, apply ~
the once on Crosby street