The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

ID HGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoMINArIoS FOR CON-
~ Missioner Of Streets and Lamps-HENRY ARCULA-
Aissrsn fdnsnd GRIM; for ia A..i.san, aiasrnsn n
FIRST wAEp pE.ocaATS NOM.
sstsnt Alderman. JOSIAH w. BRowN.
CIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC Wig NOMINATIONS.
rd as1 lsssSs Iy-A'ii n f sSnSl's
Fer AIdsrmsn-Edmund Griffin.
For Assistant Alderm an-John H. White
The%R;TD s, 'J John jackson
For rsrsctors of IisctiOn-Frss Dissriot-JOhn Grimm.
fSia Ds'riss-john 'csa Morrison. John Peter Euse-
For School cOmmissi Kn.eland g. Townsend.
For School Inspector Rieh ard Tyler.
Published BY order OF ne yTt6b%siSsrND, Chairman
THIRD WARD UNION NOMINATIONS. MEET
1s Of the Eni06 GhIs. SoPnS'ns held ID
West w% H. Ven De, Eurfe was chosen r. Chairman
as.pts5e GanSdses with the principles adopted
Election as charter ofcsr for the third ward Of the city
&lSs1nss Amos Gsrlss % i% P.sssn ST.
fHS nssF r fs
snseI Tho%a: s.llmsa For Trustee: Of schools wn
ss
klection-firt
Eii1d D.st,s ss,SSa Fourth Ds
''Ss notion s
III: :s:Isis ;',
~ s.s:
that they viii The Tndydsd sup
ADMIRED country and i.s liberal ins.itusions:
the names Of Jane, aa Amos
most citizens OF this ward as men Of eharater and
the discharge The Offices for which they are
EIcHTH WARD DEMOCRATS REPUBLICAN NoMI-
i" n'''ni kIcHA RE A +, 1FcnosS&proN.
KoR ASSISTANT ALDERMAN,
Assembly E. Gilmore re- for Assessor. John Ste
pbens School Comm issioner, Gerardus Boyce School
oSsmbers snd Benjamin.
lie Roy.
IsEEINs
ca. IN sss%a on feF the ss
Ninth a7ssus and Thr,y street rhur:aay
cisr%ss, NJ Tas oimssssa ssessasy. TSs
s"snssa Re n...iHs .sSPssn
~ an & s % ara s'S
n:
Mo; derman, then submitted the meeting
their approval and %os M: iSiRssa Chairman
y Ts ' S"nf.s ,sscr..sris.
TwrsTIErn wARD-REeuLAR NOMINATIONS.
J hIs Aid sooRh.
For Assistant Alderman.
GrG Io, a; Ga,s.
theodore Martins. FOR A''''' Denni. ". Buckley.
A''' n.,,' For Constable; u, :" D w@
.,..-, Ts 'I'S;ssaso commis'is.srs; r.
A',''' A. rh''ii For Trustees. George Ryder
William H'n sSs4I.. R. 1risl Gerhard Smith
Herman xsll,r For iA'P'etxa faiuu. Akin.
inspectors q Election.
Richard Murray sn'' D''''t Jane. wallace.
Henry Larln, 'ee0A' D''' Dennis w. Buckley.
y,n..p y.,.1 Third DISTRICT s.mn., Van wo,,s.
James f'S'n' GEORGE T RTb Ei@ Chairman Ssh
TwINTIETH wARp;-TME DEMOCRATIC EEruB-
ct the of street aud Ninth
Ss 81 % sss1n sss
Of Tsc%.. XXI %sssf ss S!iSs
sted and Armnius Aiken Secretaries The following
THAT Ws I w.t.. ~ s wa
- he gnS9ss the I psT s5 as s sSos
thes respective and that repadiass all
s mat ''ha 70 the
siS.i%sns sss:on. .asrsssd shsrs,n ana
Union NE vsSi, Union; .sa nes5ips BAY NE Snisn
Alderman The se%Sey pres
n hsn: 1f Sss am. am 2. and
. ;is' s1.: :' d Ne: 'Ea vii Ii
ind VAIN. hearty. and Q fearless advocate.
Resolved That in the name Of william hcConfey. our
candidate for Assistant for his TO democratic prn
cipes his cApabty and fitness for the oce 10 deserving
the Jealous support Of democrat In she ward and
Knowledge Of the wants and interests Of his District will
secure to him the united vote Of the republicans the Twsn
ticth ward.
Received. That in the Of william Murray and
C,sfes Disch candidates for Assessors recognise
men whose sound Judgment sterling integrity aud unm
design to elect them, and whose tried and well kno demo
crsey are high for tho SURFACES OF the de-
mocraoy ofthe Twentieth wsrd
Resolved That will support with all energy, all
the school officers having known them gooi and sound
dsmocratf and We will elect them.
Resolved. That the nomination Of Andrew Leary. for
uemter OF Assembly for the Fourteenth district meets
With fullest appreciation and that will do
10 secure his trium plant election.
THOMAS HERMAN. Chairman.
IrI sm "; ol"'rrO' Secretaries.
DING TO-DAY INFORMED THAT THE TICKET
headed william j. Peek. for Alderman Of the Tween.
tfth ward last evening rejected by meeting called in
tie ward 10 confirm the same and also that the ticket
thereby in the said ticket head ID
james Moore fer Alderman and that the same .h receive
my SUPPORT ALFRED A. PHILLIPS.
OcroRrR a. 1881.
NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL m. IN s.s
RELIGIOUS NOTICE!
USRENcH CHURCH DU SAINT. ESPRIT. tFRAsKLIN
street lon sunday next after sermon on missions