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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-10
The Reception OF Ixossuth.
FIRST DIVISION n. Y. s. MiL1TI
DIVISION ORDERS.

DIVISION onDEss.
NEw YoRE, October Z, 1851.
This division will parade upon the arrival Of Louis
Kossuth the celebrated General in Chief aud late civil
Mayor and Common Council and our fellow citizens in
the reception Of that ilustrious patriot.
The parade viii take place upon such day as shall be
sTIonted by the Committee Of nt Of the Com
mon Council fer the reception which will be announced
In AL the public papers Immediately after the arrival Of
The division line viii be formed upon the Battery with
III. rieht upon whitehall street at O'Clock, p. NJ
naiiensl salute will he fred upon the landing Of
CEREAL kossuh under the direction Of Drgsdier Gene
raj Morris
Bissdi,r General Hall viii direct two troops Of horse
hon the Third Brigade. 10 report to the Division In.
sIsstor upon the Battery upon the day q tbs parade
squsiter before one o'clock, precisely.
bugadier General srcer viii direct two troops Of horse
from The FIRST Brigade 10 report to the Division In.
srscior 81 the same time and place
Bngseier General Even viii dire CT company Of rife.
men to be detailed iron the Twelfth resmeat for special
duty i'm mcdiately ssr the fcrmatiSn Of division
line TO report fer orders to the Division Inspector
Major william Richards ard Major Edward schsrek
bave been appointed volunteer aids the Major Genera
they VIII lie oheycd and resp cited accordingly.
Fire D. psrm, Ut the signal for the aSsebnr Of this
divisicD, 10 Of riot other emergency win be
twelve strokes upon he Ere bella In quick succession
upcn which each regiment will assemble, rapidly a.
possihle IN fatgEs dress With uniform caps, and fully
armed and equipped, (vthout bnspsacks) upon their
.eim, E paiad. grour ds and report forthwith t. the
CHARLES W. SANFORD.
Major Go neral Commanding.
BEAr. QUARTERS, FIRST BRIGADE Y. STATE MILITIA
nsiGsuE ohprs. IS
NV lonE. October g. 1851.
In con pliance with the foregoing diviion order this
brigade viii parade in fun uniform such day shah
be spI ontsd for the reception Of ustrious
Pfigade line viii be formed on the Battery, tight en-
Whitehall street, st half past IL o'clock p precisely
Colorels Postley. commanding the Third regime Mt
will dets tao troop q herse from kis regiment to re-
port 20 he Dviion Inspector upon the Battery at
quarter before one o'c.ock, precisely.
The Brigade staff viii a.senbe At the quarters Of the
Bresdsr General at bali past IL O'Clock the day Of
parade. BY oder Of
CHARLES n sp1cER Brigaiier General.
A NosErnCT, Brigade Major and In sycctor
Capt g .WooD, Brigade Paymastsr,
The Mayor Ct Baltimore has informed Mr Bresach Of
this city tina, the multitude Of the city Of Baltimore are
anAcus to manifest their appreciation and high regard
for the exiled patriot e. Hungary the late President
Governor Kossuth, and that suitable Arrangements will
be made for BIZ reception and 10 extend % him vel
cone worthy Of the Monumental City and Of he Amer
oi arstter, the occasion Ct Kossuths prozrs,
20 Warrington through Baltimore.
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srrsNspp Aa,-In yesterdays impression, We mad
vetebty made the homewsrd psssag. Of the steams
Asia forty hours longer than II took her She lst here
at the 10th ult and arrived at Liverpool on the
2lst at bafpast IL p M thus accom- pitching the die
lance In ee,en days and one hosr-or ten days and
twenty hours mean time, nstead Ct twelve days and
twelve hours, as published
sHp soUTH CsRoIiS,, propeller, intended 90 run be
tween Chsrlcston and Liverpool, will be launched at
Messrs Jab.z Williams Co.'S yard at Green Point to-
morrow morning at los o'ciock. The steamboat Ella
haul viii kaye Peck slip ferry. ct clock. The steam
beat Goliath will also leave the foot Of Grand street at
ire zane tire siording opportunity for witnessing
the tuneh This chip Is The pioneer steamer for direct
uade from FouherD pcrts built under the superintend
ence tf II. Tucker. Jr. Dimensions--2O0 feet keel
- feet beam 60 feet hold decks end 100 horse power
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Sc many OF our columns are again occupied by
advertising friends that, after having given the de-
tails Of the most important news afoat, we have
scarcely room for a reference. The wings of Nor
folk county, Macs, have centred upon Secretary
Webster as their favorite for the Presidency. Mr.
Owen has actually been removed from the Amer
can CoDsulship at Havana. President Fillmore
very properly recommends the government officers
mEhe State of New York to be as active in bring
ngto justice the participants in the abolition out
rage at Syracuse, were the United States autho-
rites in the of the Christiana rioters in Penn
sylvania. While upon the black subject, we may as
well refer the reader to the proceedings of the Penn
ylvania Anti Slavery Society, in which grand on
slaught is made upon various politicians and aspi-
for the Presidency The previous report of the
great destructveness and fatality OF the late gale of
the coasts Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick is
fully confirmed; at least three hundred lives and
one hundred vessels are estimated to have been
lost. Great preparations are making at Washing
ton for the reception of Kossuth who, among other
eourtesies, is to be Toasted at the White House.
The Vermont Legislature assembled yesterday, and
elected wings to I'll ali the Offices in the lower
branch. The various State officers also whig,
and the dem ocras and eoaltionsts appear to be in
q bad way, so far as spoils are concerned. The
politicians throughout the country in q wonder
full state Of pda:ion Just at present and all those
who are sincerely in favor Of This great Union,
hu-rah FOX Georgia
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addressed 20 Mr. Jobn bottom, Chief Engnccs q The Cu-
nard steamer tuiera wriet shows The estmsn BULLS
celebrated Hyperion tas cir whervr u =
knovn. Liverpool SEPTEMBER r. isllhy dear 5lt Way
trouble you 20 bring Elk b3stles q Bode Hyperion
tuid thea Jon nett return Jfyoufn0w NJ. bNge, yoN
cen ell rim r. me und his Fiul FOR time and
- i tho only thing can rct ~ bee ybsir god onditicn
md quito free from also satsHed that were
RcPCt uyperin Tud oss generally intr0ducod into fns
tnd t voVlf fast suTofssdc al Oh ersr lea Iaadiae
bt re Tor similar rurTocf icpng you ry ave foci 3nv
a. home voJf-e. \ an youfs, always, a BANftR Toe
above, Win Htg,o's Fct-c u.is Dye. Anols, shayng
Cream Hebeaan Or The ecmplsyiop, be- nay be bad 81
ton Sold vial sale Ell fetaii BY A. . sands ~
tor street Rushton, Cfrh a Co Nc 20 btpad Fayis
hihau Co, No It3 Brsadwsy; Wn. II. Cary a Co., No.
f<j resrl sweet New snd ~ druggists ana rsf
& mere throp ,kput the sCtla.
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susFr.E CoUHr. -GsSsEaL TERu--Eos ~ r. g. %
50 a -. 90 l82 81, g. 90 90. A. q
CBcrIr Adjourned 10 Monday
Consos PLrss.- Fart 1--Fos t2i sla. 0e8 CSC $50.
fei 81 80. tgI go 5ol, ;cS iO5, 7J7 5Jg rs5t .
Nts Es6 Gss ia
stvAoR CouHr-- ffot two b-srohss Nos "a. 90.
lea ia ~ ls5 9,t ~ 40 iie. 24 ig3 J1f as IA
49, 1to IN. tsi, l42 IA IA I4j fs5 va lls 40
10 ISL. ~ To- lts, lth lss ls5 lts- fe
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An Import.nt uIs,,netion.-Ev,rx,e t.,i,-

cert ran woman be Is suerns from dyspsrsls
raj debility, sid siheeto ind tle best remedy viii he ann
repaid Tor examnin- ie esrufcates and siatemenu
esteemed C.ns sitcstng the echoy o. the Oxvreoated
BeTs rereiy which mss the ssaeon % secntiho met,
sbd entitled 70 distinction above the hlsruns vht
raw tsen rnhed inc tot1riy Nld Wr9sstle ana reta
~ u Santo. 40 uiton street; g. w. kBe ls2 aad
A. T. soovil Co., $40 5r0aday and BY tie drusgs" re-
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1ulrctta heals with soothing tuthfuness throt
breaks dry. hare coufh. relieves tsrsafng asthma,
rves the throa. Gld unzs healthy tone, unknowE 20
scepcs The above assertions Fue ~ cerca
r., the rreats, men % The e.natr ard sitss -
Mr. W Jeryi. SO Brosiway, and hA drntals gsaeral
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so clenreY.d cunninr-r. hinr ,I,n MA se,L.

the purifying contemplated n nature. wash In AIS
spring Of truthful individuality the ftaene from its mind
ara tody-sha mar ih. clean aog.e 81 the temple, n
which Il pat in faith 20 the holy
herbs minsternr quality a. the fios. Mrs. JGRli -
Cole Csndys eomresed q tho herbs, and IL sold W k
w Jervie. "a Hroedvpv
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Locks and ell who have the fear of badness before the
eyes are td,ed % provide themselves wish Daviss Hyre-
ion or call 81 he ohce ~ Luiow strst. aud exaDlns
the ctrtitssf " s and ftLonmend
cons q the lrt rsDsctatty For sas a. the principal
eepots Ok Lusl street. add " n Rug tH1 Rroadway.
slso for sale ~ cuion. i2 Bowsry; Y. Kpspp $50
Iucs,F; j. petd ~ Hroa9wsyi r. Iyon. 81 Grand.
BroiSu end By druggists aensyslly Price 70 cents in
lsfra
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The STEAMSHIP ASIA is overdue. She is in her
thirteenth day. 1t Is very likely that she has ex
pcrienced heavy head winds. Her news win be
three days later
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over the rerously inspiring Nsrara Falls. s the demSaa
~ Irs .Ehhls Cold ,snsv fsople may SMILE and esii
which susd 20 make the meaciuai easy
a. dgDtted simplicity ard Ia ppy concocon Of
pulmonary COMPLAINTS. sold BY Mrs.. w. Jsrvs 70. 10
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Coid,nii,b,. REDUCED Te,m..--un Monday

rtxtNr otdsnih will ersn rs 81 % classes IA PenmaS-
r % his writing ~ Broadwsy. lie has also ~
ducsd Die for rrytte lessons 10 $40 He will attend
Sybread~ay to-day and 70 mcrrev 70 receive pupiis.
see adv .rtis. mint.
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Democratic Nominations.

1uinb ftNsfoRiAL DISTRICT.
Tie Democratic Nominating Convention held meet
ing last evening, ct Dunlaps Hotel when william Nc
Murray. Of the Third ward unanimously nominated
for ihe state Senate. lie has been q member OF the
Legislature for three years counsel TO the University
and was lately Master In Cbancery.
Gilbert Deane has obtained the democratic nomination
for Senator, for the district comprising the seventh,
Tenth and rbireeEth wards. IL has been Represented
by Mr.. Crous Who II is said. is not candidate Mr..
beane vas In the Assembly last session and his nsme
vii he mcmbcTed in connection with the industrial
Congress. Morgan Morgaps President Of the Board Of
Aldermen, As spoken Of as the WING candidate.
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Tss Whigs.

Goo nl8ws
THE PRIMARY UNDERSTANDINGS ISsoME OF
Tux wARDS- BROKEN HEADS AND BALLOT BOXES.
Yesterday wss great Day among the primary electors
Of the wing party Throughout the wards for the purpose
of electing the vArus delegates to the several
tion In Of the call Of the General Committee
1t expected that in several of the wards cenfu
sim would take place; and sure enough, ct an early
hour in the Eighth ward, noisy contest commenced
b. tween the Ball and Crane parties the former headed by
DMPool noted leader of the wings in that section Of
lhe city Several attempts made by the invading
forces 20 seize the bakot boxes and carry hs off In two
instanoesthe seooed and Fourth distrcts-the boxes
containing the ballots destroyed by the Pool party
At the First district, held at Hsgsns No At Howard
street. intmstion was given that the Pool party
cosing and had the word being gwen than in
rushed number Of persons, and made strong demon
strstton to seize hold OF the box; but luckily Mr..
Hsssu at that instant took the box, and went
down stairs with it. Several Of the persons, still
wishing destroy the box and the ballots about
following him down stairs, when Mr. Hagan met
them descending the stairs, and armed himself with
loaded nusket the osyonet Of which he trust oto the
Glazed that if any Of them insisted coming down he
wsd shoot them This bold stand had the desired effect
in securing the ballot box Of that district and With high
words and few blows. the disturbance there terminated
This ward was divided into eight districts
In the Eighteenth ward the most serious disturbance
oceared at the poll situated at the of Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue about IL O'Clock.
large party of Irish laborers brought up evidently
by their ployers to vote when several hundred per-
eoas collected and general fight took place In
which stones, clubs and knives freely in Sc
Assistant Captain TAFT Of the Ninth ward, was fsed to
the ground stone striking him the right ride of
the Jaw knocking him senseess the street. aud frac
turiag the jaw. bone The Eighteenth police picked
him up and conveyed him to the police station house,
whe1e he remained for hour before he again
restored to his Five of the leading In the
disturbance were Lawrence Henry, Patrick DAILY Martin
Brooks, Richard Welsh and Michael Fogerty. who
arrested after desperate resistance with the police and
conveyed to the police station house Fogerty received
three scalp wounds from the clubs Of the police
men, while they endesvorine to take him INFO Gus
tody. The Brooks drew knife and endeavorsd to
stab Captain Whigsm. Alderman Conkn subsequently
appeared at the station house examined the prison
and allowed them to CO. except one who held to bail
The other wards comparatively Tranquil The fol.
lowing comprises the result Of the election =
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TAMMASy HALL NoMryAuoys,

TAMMANY HALL N0MINA00Ns.
The following nominations were made ct rsmmany
Hall -
Jas. J. Roosevelt for Judge OF the Supreme Court
Thoe J. Oakley and jos. 5. Boeworth for Associate
Judges Of the sunreme Court
Daniel Ipgrahsm for Judge of the Court Of Common
Pleas.
Frsrcis II. Tilou for Recorder.
Iaac V. Fowler for Surrogate.
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Meen Fun-Tnc ceIchrnfed Chinesc aal

and Toilet PowdrsThis unrsailed p,wder stands rre
eminent fer restoring toautYnr aud preserving the
pleNion, rnderinr the skin lciica.sy white smooth,
son. For infant sirvsiusbe accou1t % tOothns
and cocpg Properties For eaie BY druqrs and rcr
zen srallJ; vhclttaie q N. HOBBS 5 Maiden lanc.
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Colorng for the hair eyebrow and can be- ire
cured At the wholesale druggists and peramsrs in
ant country also at the principal
No wastreeet wholesale, retail, applied Beware q
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eoc mornings and The ooroarg damrs q these srparcny
tevichius nights Be fortified with a pa haze Of kfs.
JEWS cole Csbdy that all tine ,ni universally admit
ted rotd remedy FOR coufts colds l0aenosa ad other
throat and lung cspaihts premontary 10 tie .ons1mr
ton. Solo by brs W. Jervs 30 Broadway, and ~ eTag
rfnarrIN
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yss red or cray hair 20 An ndebe black or brown thous
p'mples. tan freckles salt rheun, &c. Poudre subte
uyroots hair from part q the body LIQUID Rouge LILY
white and Hair Closs at ater
Callsnder, IS South Third street, PHILADELPHIA.
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Heards ceiebrated Wig Factory q saien lane mad, %
the best materials and combine all the latest
Also Brsds Of long bsir front Brsdg &c Rooms exei1-
svsly for wigs and hair dyeing. Copy the address.
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wigs and Toupess.-We wouid call
5000 wigs and Toupses. Mt Medium

sntion Of persons requiring WIGS TO recent
The awarded silver medal Tor the rss prem
the last fair They can be seen Mt f. Phalons Wig
hAr Dye IAotory ly BroAdwsy corner Of Day Itreet.
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ns,ses nov residing in New York. have testified 70 the
Watts Nervous Antidet secondly ur wards 600
names and addresses Of cured lat
Nassau street. " =
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Creams Pomsd philecome. Almond Rose other scap
for sae al vholesale by N HOBBS. - Mailea Lane.
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Cards. Ep~eiopes and Wedding BoxesThc subscriber re-
speeully calls the Of ties requiring hing
truly elegsnto his beautiful styles of
TIE latest mode. EvERDElI 302 Broadway, oorrtr CT
Duane street; brsncb stare. Is Wall street.
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votes his attention especially diseases the Eye
Ear from to o'clock daily. At the ooes he has
Warren street, where be had his Trese ths Eye
price ~ cents Also great variety OF Artseal Eyes
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Cemb Factory.-Ladies are respectfully
invited 70 anime tie choice seecton Dress Co Al
the subserbsrs store The variety beyond al doubt 10
A. & j. SAUNDERS s7 BROADWAY.
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-, EnPe c carpet The Last Chancc-Wii-
New York and vicinity. his new and spendid store
which he has lntsd at No rs cofsas and 10 Dey Streets
Two .ne s.Iss hundred f. depthhe ia-gs
offers th entire stock Of Garpeting 1876 william
and arl Streets for sale At retail will be at
greatly prices r cash. This rtupity
for amia andS 5srous who about buying CARPETS.
euf w. ~ '~N WV ..
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Pocket and Pen Knives, Rszors, Asc.-A
beautiful assortment ofthe above srce Of the
and unique patterns. be at the suhscribe
A l. j. SAUNDERS, Il7 Broadway,
Corner OF Liberty street. and 357 Broadway.
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From One 10 Two per Cent less Is what
the Insurance Offices accept row. By insu-
ins ans fire. provided the hou'es supplied with
PHILIPPE Patent Fire An uihilator Ofic Warren Sweet
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Curtain Materials, Window Ornaments,

&c-kely Fergufon have just received fro Paris large
nd elegant atsortuep Of Satin Declines other Curtain
Msterielf Lace and kusn Curtains &C. which they
iu - per cent less than they De had elsewhere Cur
tans maze in the neatest by reetieal uphoi
terer Can and satisfy yourselves at the wholesale VIM
cSw SHADE store No &gh. Br sdway, store extending
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maud An Ioya5s q ra"i seSs.,, UsV1s "a g
establishment No street. two doors from the Sur
ohce. where they will find choice brands. Country
elsewhere
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papy l46 and 5 Nassau street. and
falling their hats at wholesale prices i fully proven
their enlarged taesrooms by the constant rush Of Gu
toners to their counters Their hats equal In all
spect TO any sold for forr dollars and we advise all
want of fine and fashionable hat to give them eel
Standard price So
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1T GREENS Estsblshment No Astor House have four
enable daonthey fit exquistely arc OK
beautiful maters well made and sure TO come home az
the time promised.
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&HUHPHRES T9 Broadway. corner Of White street are
ssnpgLch Exusse Carpets for S. 70 0s yard heavy
Ihree-piy essper yards superfne for S. ysrd
goed Atwood 4speryard Oil Cloths heavy &c. 20 A. FER
low prices.
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can get elegant Ippera), Carps.ng
o. H. sndS petyard, at the famous Carpet Emporium
T Fl RhH dIs.bE Ne % I0Sery Al.o tssSsai
lpgrain Carpe ri ss A. and S. yard Also Window
Shades Rugs &cyer. cheap. The astonishing tar
gains offered IN this citv =,
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New Partisan Cioaks. and ops

New Parisian CfOaks, and Opsr1 CIoaks;.
Of the most elegant s les will Re opened day HITCH
COCK 4 LEADBEAfER'S. 3i7 Broadway, corner Leonard
street where ALSO the ladies will find and splendid
assortment OF all kinds long square Sha wis., sks De
Lanes Merinoe Pads and everything else in the line of
dry
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meantth Every according to his taste the motto Of
T. Smith, RS Ciothirg Estabshmsnt oa Fulton street
extensive; his articles admirably made OF
as hs prices almost too low c huree
AL who call cen be suited.
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Portable DRESSING Cases, In ali that the
name nort compact and complete containing useful
ticles Of the best quality, warranted.
A. J. SAUNDERS, AZ BroaSvsy,
Corner ofLiserty street, and 3s7 Broadway.
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ELEVENTH WARD.
goR ALDERMAN.
y. n. Nmonson.


" n Simonson.
ALDERMAN.
w.. T. hsokerel,
Chss n simonSen. Samuel H De Mott. Wm H. Armstrong
p. @. Shermsa, Geo. w Riblet, CHARLES Curtis.
Seaman Johnsea. John Kelsey,
DISTRICT judges.
freeman Hisceck. George w. Barrett John Friend.
Daniel Willis, John II. Elliott,
jeremiah Simonson, Gabriel Van Colt, William Gray.
John A. Boutelle, julius c. Harrison,
ASSEMBLY.
Robt. J. Jimmerson, Oliver Davis, Andrew Killain,
Allen Cameron. Joshua Davenport, Richard Tottep,
Robt. Allaire, Joseph Abbott, George Sheffield.
Peter " Hustled, 7. 4. Lang.
CHATTER.
Lewis 8. bod, Joseph H. Thorn, Charles Sharkey,
John Harper, Philip Sheu, Thomas Folk
Leonard i. johnson, w m. q. Ennis John Cameron.
Hewlett Smith, John A. Dcvesu,
TWELFTH WARD.
The ticket headed N. Blunt favorable TO the nomi
nation of Washington Jenkins for alderman has been
elected In thus ward, by large majority.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
In this ward the ticket in favor Of Pearsa for Alder
msp and Wright for Assistant Alderman, elected
There was no olher ticket run. All was harmony.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
In this ard there but ticket. 1t headed
the regular tcket and is in favor of Wood for Alder
man. Harmony prevailed. The committees as fol-
lows -
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'ver Coats just received

from auction partially soiied but truly elegant ia style and
stuff So to S0 three thousand Dress and Frook Coats xto
$40; three thousaDd pairs Pants to S4 vssts eaoh
LEVIE REGAIN, corner Nassau and Beekman.
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Go and buy ono OF them STA Gold Plated
Watches. at the time you look at handsome
sortmept of Gold and Silver Watches OF all dcscrptiopf
warranted good time keepers sae at TIE genuine orr
ALL
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Green TurtIe..-. M R.v.rc :. ~. q,
81. street will .stys his young Tars Of
ming Soup, shsgs per bowl and 10 % ay sss
~ shings per quart - '" 'AAiiiss sne psss'e'
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fashionable world BE extends Invitation Eentle-
visit his sales from which variety
ana ption may selected Those who wish really
beautiful artce should Of his elegant Hats. W.
DAVID, 3Ol Broadway, next door TO Duane street. .
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Who would do us-Who would wear ,
KNOX5 matches articles be had for tbs low NEE
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