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" sixteenth District. Eighteenth Ward-RE

For Mcrnber OF Assembly EPHRAIM l.. SNOW.
BY order, MOSES MAYNARD, Jrr
Chairman Assembly Convention.
WN J DAVIS Sec'y 27tE
The nomination was rendered 20 VIM Greene, Esq,
the present member odeclHed after which the nom
nation was rendered 10 Oscar + Benjamin. who also de-
cned with the following answer
GENTLEMEN. receive. with profound gratitude. this
marx Of the confidence reposed IN by he Whs Of the
Eighteenth Ward. IN unanimously rendering me the nom
nation for Member of Assembly IN the 10th District
Reared IN the school of Wing Principles LAID down by
Henry Clay and enforced by his distinguished coadluors
have hunhly vet earnestly following IN the pam OF my
duty advocate the measures and the principles
Of that yary, whose success sincerely heieve Is m
volyed the best and truest interests of the country
should have been happy accept your trust out
circumstance beyond by control compel me to decline
With many thanks remain, verv truly,
Your friend and ieli0w-czen,
OSCAR F BENJAMIN
To the Chairman and members Of the XIV lih Assembly
Distinct Convention. .
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For SenafCr-tDWiN ID. MORGAN.
For ASNmbll-NM TAYLOR.
For. AidtrmoH-SY LIVE ESTER l.. WARD,
For Assistant AMoTmGn-ISAAC o. BARKER.
For ASstSs0r-HENRY SWORDS.
For ConStablrS-JAMES HOSTIN, JAMES KING
For school ComniSTOaer-EDW. y. BEADLE. Thos.
D,uny having declined a denomination.
Fo, school IruStet-JAS. ". lNDERHlLL.
For school InspccfOr-ELIAS LOOMS.
FOT Inspectors OF Election list Samnel r. no
maine Jr Chas 4 Benson 2d Distrc'- Chester Drugs,
G.orge \ NIerkse Sd Dsrict-Iienry A. Kerr, William
g Sterling 4th Dl.trict-Peier J. Bpgert, Arthur W
Gabaudan 5h District-Edmund Morris, Theodo~us
Strsug; 9th Dlstrct-Edwin ] Bro vn Jacob Reekman
Nominating CoHnittce-Samue b Ronalne, Jt GeSge
" Dlks George f. Merklee. Robert Hone Samuel l..
Guswold Seahury Brewster, Aaron Hays, William II
johnson Edgar S. Van Wrinkle, William n Brakeman,
James W. lnderhl stephen Storm
WILLIAM N. BRAKEMAN, Chairman
SANrrI n RoMAlNF JR Secretary OF III
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"a Eighteenth Ward Ratification heetin3,-
At large and enthusiastic meeting 0i the Wing tleclos
Of the XVIlI,h Ward held the Eighteen Ward mon
Hotel IN 2lsts Saturday Evening, Oct b. to near the
repst OF the Charter and Assembly Convention on mon
JOHN NEWHOUSE, ESQ, was called to the Chair, ana
s V pAcLEY and PHILIP Z. PIErCH were appointed Sc
Cretanes -.
The repor; of the Assembly Convention nominating
FPHRAIM L. SNOW rs candidate ftr Assembly IN the
10Th District. was received and unanimously adopted
The Charter Nominating Committee reported the iouo'-
ng ticket, which unanimously adopted
For Aldermen ...---.-...-ALONZO A ALV0RD.
FOR ASSISTANT Aldernan...-JACOB II VALENTINE.
For Assessor. BENJAMIN II ARXER.
For School ComniSsoner. CHARLES II SMITH.
Far TnspfcfoT Of Schools 800 WILLIAM LANDER, JR.
For Trustee Of Schools. EDWARD PRIME
80, CHARLES W. JENNINGS,
I" 'O"s'1'''S'-'''---'-- HENRY BISHOP
For INSPECTORS Of Ehciou-lst District: William Day,
Wu n MlChaels % District Oscar y. BENJAMIN. Sar-
geant V. Bayley. 81 District David Perrin. VIM DAVIS
4th District Charles Mason James Z. Watson. 9TH Dis
trct Abel Wheaton. Jr Parker Chambe tam. .
On motion. the nomDailOn of EDWARD ID. MORGAN
for Senator tor the With District unanimously adopted
On motion. the nomination of SIDNEY II STUART as
cand date for Police Justice, and ANSON WILLIS for
Police Justice, was unanimously adopted BY order,
JOHN NEWHOUSE, Chairman
S.V. BAGLEY, s.c,e,.res
y. +. PIETCH, OF
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IT, sixteenth Ward.-At a meeting Of the &c
kpo~ledeed Wing COMMITTEE Of the XVIth Ward, held
oct 22d inst the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Rssolred That tins Ward Committee declare the Prma
w Eecon held for the XVIII Ward, the OH inst TO
b- Illegal aud void OF effect and not binding the Whgs
Of the Ward.
R,sottd That the action Of the City and County Con-
nons the approval of tins Committee and that the
noml al ous made b, those Conventions recommended
for the support OF the Wings Of the XVIII Ward
RSortd That the action of the body SWING themselves
me Charter Convention recently convened IN this Ward
"a not recognized by this Convention
Resol,td That the ticket headed JOSEPH RODGERS for
Alderman and HENRY H. BoI sTBR for Assistant der
man. Is The gulurly nominated Wig ticket ir the NVlh
Nsrd--ihe naIon Of which ticket we cheerfuly IN
Jorse and pledge II our undivided support
H. HILL WHEELER, Chairman.
EDWIN FERGUSON Secretary. o2o IT.
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dition use BOGLE Hyperion Fluid, which leaves the
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ton CLARK x Co No 273 Broadway j Milhau Co No
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The Doctor employs Eleoircy also for the purpose If dis
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- Notice.-The Ist " ard Temperance Alliance Com
M. &c VIII hold meeting THIS EVENING II the Mar
insts House, No l07 Cfees0Ict-st at o.clocs
HENRY LLOYD, President.
IO~FpH T0.NvV OF ITO
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ROARD.-A pleasant font Room, with
bedroom attached 10 let with Board suitable for
small family Stua Ia Hudson st. opposite st Johns
PARK Appy as above Ol9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

IL Thirteenth Ward.-A Meeting the Thirteenth
Ward Tenn erance Alliance will he held IN the Presby eriln
Church. Broome-st, corner OF Ridge MONDAY EVE
MING next at 7! o'clock. Great enthusiasm prevails.
Good Sneakers will he on band Ladies well as Gentle
men lnvl'ed EDWARD tALCCNth, fIest.
wv EICoNFR Sec'y O21 2tt
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- Third Ward Temperance Alliance
NetIng - ne friend. OF Ismlerance wa tlAe piee
THIS EVENING. No 296 Greenwich-T: toppo>ts
Mtrs Stuafs Sugar Refinery at O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of organizing this Ward OF -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

To Seventeenth Ward-Democratic Wing
Ratification Meeting.-The Wing Electors OF tue
XVJlth Ward requested to meet 1T the H-nry CLAW
Uopse conner OF Avenue A and lsi-st.. MONDAY
FVENINC October 27th, a. half past oo <, for the
uurose of respondrg 10 the Nominations OF Charter And
School Oficeu and Member of Assembly, as made ty
the Ward Conventions. - ,,,-.,
Several emnsn speakers viii be present and address the
meeting. ol MueIr At ...,.,..,
J l. PlNCKEEY, Secretary. VI "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

I(OARD.-A gentleman and wife, or
two or three single gentlemen. be accommodated
with Board at No. II Narck st. near St. JohnsPark
O23 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
u Eighteenth Ward Regular Democratic
II hiQ Nominations.

For inspectors Of EiccroR-lst Distinct Nlllam DIV
VIM II Michaels ID District Oscar r BENJAMIN. >ar-
geant v Raiev 81 District David Perrin VIM. }. Da-
yis Attn District Charles Nason, James as san. IN
District Abel Wheaton. Jr Parker Chamberlain.
By order Of Charter Convention, 80 .
VIM LAMBIER, JR Chairman ,
RETBEN L. KNAPP. Sec etary. % ~ ]
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SCHUBERTH & co, No. PSI Broad

SCHI BERTH q CO, No 251 Broad
Cway. \, Y. European ard American MUSIC DEPOT
have published elegant and correct edition, Jenny Lnds
fvore nalcna and opertlc Songs for VOICE and piano.
from q to l. Recently published by ms for voice with
piano Ait tsathe " When the swallows" iSc.
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Mende Ssohn On Wings Of Music, $50, and the Parting
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Indualutner Standard Beaver 3Sc and TIE famous Or
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ON hand collection OF the gems Il German Songs, with
Frgsh Words by the celebrated composers Schuherth,
Nendelssehn Kuecken, krebs Lndpanfuer. Spohr Refs
seer Lnbad Speyer, Schumann, Fesca Reinese, SpoA-
holfZ Webher. Neyerteer, etc
Recently elegantly published by VS. for the Piano
NJ Strakosch's Blue'te Musicale DC
NJ Strakoschs " La ConfeSsou' Idly lie, sec.
VI s ralOsch's SSeetheart's Polka, Soc.
kankeB's New Costume Polka 25c.
Ilaussr's Musical Fund Hall Polka. $50.
NeIdclSSO hnS Songs without words, Book No 77oc
BurgmueT eight American AIRS. Rondos each, 25c
Ourlnmense ,tock OF Music. for Voice, Piano. Organ,
VIOLIN Vohncello Guitars Orchestra, etc Che greatest
and most complete selection IN the United StatesJ We re-
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IL Fifth Ward Regular Democratic WING

Nominations. ..,,D,p, !, cr.,IrrI rz
50, I,ss,,JIv - THEODORE A. WARD.
b., IIi.,ua1 JOHN ROYCE.
H.. Iss'.,c.f AI3,y,naa JOuN r ReDDMAN,
H. "ss's'a- CHAS MCGOWAN.
" IJOSEPH JENKINS.
FoT CoHstabIts -------- CHARLES +. WATTS.
Ko, y,st,rfoys Of Elecfon-sl Distrc' John Mckim,
Alden J. Hale. 2ud Dlstrc'James Kennedy, Peter
Med "a Dlsuict-John b Fnnk. John VI Sennett. fth
D,stuci- Btnamn Eos er, Drake Palmer. ON DIS
4, c,-Issac a baichelN, John Terry. - -
~. So Coryr,,onsr THONASE SMITH.
~, S,,ooi I,,,sf,e SETH GROSVENOR
yor School Inspector. .-.--.---JAMES C. GUlICk
The follow constitute the Finance COMMITTEE
Of the VIII Ward Wing Committee, and who are alone au-
hol,z,d " solicit subscriptions IN behalf vi the wing
Patty oD
VIM A DARLING, Chm TiEO, WARD,
JOIIN n FINK GEORGE I. RODMAN,
ISAAC h BArCHELER. Treasurer.
D order Of the Ward Committee - -
ANDREW W LEGGArI, Chairman.
s s.svK, E s.wSos Secretaries oal &.
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Special Notices.

~ Demoeratic Wing General Committee
s,eosl Meeting Of this Committee will be oeia On
TrrspAY EVENING, Oct %. at u o'clock al TAG
n...Axs, House. Is, order.
JOSEPH NJ PRICE, Chairman
p.ssY SNYDER. ts.cre,arls. o27
HIKosILus kEILs
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~ Be your own Landlord.-At the last meeting
Of the " ashncton Building Association, large nrtn
her of new shares were taken Those who wish 10 avail
themselves Of the present low price of rance ce Fty
cents would do well call The Secretays ollie.
No 1893 Pearl-st. without delay and secure the number
Of shares wanted THIS Association possesses all the aa
,antaees Of similar associations, Is successful
operation The meeting will be held az Warren AL
corner Of Oliver and Henry SITS on FRIDAY EVENING,
October 81 1851 at O'Clock. Vim. W Bracket, ESQ q,
Will address the meeting Shares will be redeemed AZ
the next regular meeting - -
WV CASPER c. CHILDS. President.
II UooprR Secretary OF 3tMru&Fh
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~ Tenth Ward Democratic Wing Nomina'

Tor sSs,n,blv DAVID II. STURTEVANT
For Aldermen .-......---.EDGAR T RYDER
F0r dsst AkqermGn. SAMUEL +. BARrOL.
F0r Assessor --.....--.JAME GRIFrIrH
- ,, )HENRY HOFFMAN
For ConNo''eS-- ---------- JOHN y. CARrAR.
For School Cc-lmlsa ANDREW Z. STOUT.
FOR Inspector = Schools CHARLES PLACE
For Trustee Of Schools. DIR. FRANCIS MILLER.
o21 81
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" sixteenth Ward.-Ata special meeting Of the
XVIII Ward Wing Committee. held at the COMMITTEE
Room pursuant 10 the call of Carlisle Norwood ESQ.,
Chairman Wednesday Oct D. 1851 the following 1850
lutlOns were ado pttd yeas and nays
KecOltdd That JOSEPH ROGERS, ESQ, he and - here
by aed be the regular nominated candidate for AL
pKRMAN ,t the with Ward.
ReSoiteG, That HENRY b BOLSTER Esq. be and Is
hereby declared 10 be the regular nominated candidate Tor
Assistant ALDERMAN OF the XVIII Ward.
JAMES HEALY Chairman pro iem.
W. HOpGklNSON SeCIetArN. W AZ
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tn the Voters of the Eighth Ward:

fs7 n the voters OIL tht !" "iN
lo, Ctzens The Patnoilc ana Temperance Aihtnces OF
IN. ward without distinction OF party. IN We" oi ga"
increase Of disorder aud crime, together win the
f on her party present composed and managed,
IN ~ IsI resort 10 the order loving moral AMI els 'us
nVtion Of the community. satisfied tia. through The 4
manly must change for the better be Effected sEc ere
Leeyrg hat wi them rests The fearful responsibility u
continuing the causes which have produced ari promoted
nc resent dsre gard q law and order IN orr city.
The number Of drinking houses II the Narl licensed a
M licensed he influence they exert on elections, Inc Do
aud contempuous dresleci OF the owners ana occupants
to the wholesome rants Of law the de>ecrt'l" o he
s. hbsh the shameful neglect of doy by the Police; rom
he Ct.f To the suhatuu the mockery Of justice hF i"
nsgistacy dchargns vOiatofs Oi the law "l,hot a
tua o. If aTTaigntd aud found guilty inctns "heel a
rouipa fine thus the offender loose upon sOcey
teri aps 70 finish the chap'tr OF MS crimes o. mufue
hese Of he which have incuced 'hs ao-
real 10 YOU fathers husbands, ctlzens-ds you Io'e
orr country and institutions. arouse from the sum
If pderencehe anahy Of the pasiand by fltnre zeal
aud earnesfness atone for too cuipaole pegiec
Itis gratifying 70 know that long nsuted comnunY'
virtually been deprived Of Their privilege - voters
through the hired hordes a irresponsible persons
in man, cases Of the ward are a"asenng 10
ense II her duty to God their country and Their tam-
l,s and are resolved that the cOrruptne influences ~
Inch these social evils have been brought noon as
and shall be renee ed. through the peaceful
medium of the baot-bOx We ask you 70 ala us IN ths
following gentlemen have been selected by this AIN
anrp tor the officers herein designated, ana are sronE
recommended for your support We invite riga HVest-
CATION Of Their characters and II satisfied o thsr h'g
ny We urge you to them by your vote ana nlu
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u New York Medical College, East Thlr-
feenth-stIhe Introductory Lecture 70 The course 9t
Surgssy. VIII De delivered by Professor JOHN VI khA
CARNOCHAN, NJ D. on MONDAY EVENING, At u
O'Clock.
Members Of the Medical Profession and Students of
Medicine are respectfully invited 10 he present
The regular lectures this institution IS now
beng delivered b.
Of Medicine
DR., John II. WHITAKER prof OF Anatomy.
Dr. F. H Davis, Pr4 Of Materia MelIca and Therapeu-
tics
Dr. F. Barker Prof OF Nj very and the Diseases Of
men aud Ch .dren
Or r. o. Doremus, Prof Of Chemistry and Medical
jurisprudence.
Dr.. J. NJ Carn0chan Prof ofthe Principles and Opera
ticrs Of Surgery with Surgical Pathology
Dr. f X Peaslee Prot Of Physiology, Pathology, and
Microscopy.
The Students Of the College viii be conveyed each Satur
day during the Session the Emlgrants Hospital where
operations viii be performed and clinical lectures delivered
Professor CarDC the Surgeon IN Chief OF the lnstl
tuuon K OGDEN DOhEhOs VI y,
o17 n. Dean OF the Faculty.
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leOARDING.-To let. with Board, a
suit of rooms on third door also back parlor, FUR
plshed OF unfunshed IN first class house, No 23l West
lih.s References exchanged. e|o I'M
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q To the Wings Of tee Fifth Ward.-"hereds,
the Nth Ward have Tor nnnOer oi
years bsen conducted manner Improper and unsa Is,
hrtet, 10 large number OF the Wings ot the Wad AMI
rscen, IN the nnfar used at the Primary Elecuoa
N heu IA atlng candidates, therefore,
Rso al That We will use all honorable to defeat
such hsaSucS b presenting 10 the v9ers ol the Ward
such zen as ae the interests o the Ward at
heart n then first and leading consideration
kssoi,ed, That wings. viii ever be ready TO pro
met that sacred nestmabe safeguard OF our nstltu
tons secured the fun free and unobsructed access TO
me Of the ballot hex
RsoIrea For purpose ~ carving ont the above we
vail use ali honorable elect the following named
fsnu, the different offices for which they are nonl-
mated.
For AL3trmdn-JOHN BOVCE
For Assistant ALaefHldn-CHAS j HOWELL.
For ASSessor-JOHN Il. WAlSTELL.
~, CosStatles-CHARLES y. WATTS and JAMES
MACKENZIE - -
M Sohoo! Consnssoner--SAMUEL WHITE.
FOr School IRs;ector-J aMES V RICH.
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~: EmiSrant INTELLIGENCE Otttce and Lase,

~ Emigrant Intelligence Office and LabeY
Exchange rs and q Canal-st, New This ohcels
sstablshed by The Commissioners Of Emigration where
ways found large numbers Of Lsborers and servants a
sery low of and persons nave Their orders
sled by writing th. Superintendent and sending the
amount the passage of the parties required
No fees charged to employers. JAMES r FAGAN,
mv1 MWSEtf Superintendent
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n Political Steam Printing.-BAKER. GOD
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PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT IN the TRIBUNE
Bull DINGS corner Nassau and Spruce-sts. respect
fully announce TO ALL PARTIES requiring Printing for
the coming election that they fully prepared TO exc
cute EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK. from the
LARGEST POSTER to the SMALLEST TICKET, with
the utmost dispatch.
Our Office has been arranged IN the most systematic
manner 20 insure expediton-the spacious and
convenienttho force and sk uthe fonts of type
new and numerous, and the Presses, driven by STEAM
POWER, among the most rapid IN
In addition usual assortment, We have Just re-
cened from our Engraver several NEW and BEAUTIFUL
DESIGNS for POLITICAL BILLS, superior to anything
previously shown.
"a COMMITTEES and others having charge Of Elec-
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to COMMITTEES OUT OF THE CITY can have
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tages Of Steam Power.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

To To the Wing Electors OF the >iNteenth
Ward.My ate ut0n havns been called 10 card puD-
Lsh.d by MI GEORGE CLARK, hes leave 10 state the
following facts That have uniformly asserted that was
net candidate for the Office If Alderman am free 10 ad-
MT that MI George Cluk called upon NE with the
a'oNeG lGrpose OF aseertaning whether would accept
that poslts n, deny The assertion made 10 him was AZ
an accctna meeting IN the street and other &C
casion "hsn catd upon by HIM, 9r sedly. Tor anotaer
pDy Csc MI ark has said g and others precisely rs
said 'e ham that he did not wish wopd ne ne
Nomua'en have .cce pied the Nomination al the Urgent
soicstlcu II the magnify cf both The Wing Ward
Committees and The earnest request OF other friends
who determined not o. rec the
called Primary Election IN the Ward
o17 JOSEPH ROGERS.