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~ from Home, (ssmpanion 20 " Old Folks 81 Honey
sung ~ Chrsys ai%'e sM Mn.,s 1,Is = ssns
6oo Brcsdway The trade respectfully Informed the de-
mAnd being extensive the poser H. Craven Grithsl
having two sets Of plates engraved, and trus(
aer next 70 make up all orders sxeoutse In pare
eennsdatst win svsntyAvs until the h 6th Ssptsar
Ny.
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N ths TvsiftA ward thse ws hardy sppoiisn
enough to make spirited ss.Asst In lAst tAs voting
IVES seasy an sss way Ih@s wsrs 70 - sure, two -
hsss ANAL sAs ssuss nsds, but the tiskst Known =
NJ Regular o. Cutting ticket, elected BY N
whslniDg majority. The vote stood - follows:-
Fer ths Regular tiskss...... ................e COS
1msA sshss.. ........... ............. 15s
Majority Tor the Regular ticket . ............. 449
Charss Boyee Of ths Inspectors appointed by the
esnsral Committee withdrew after tine voting
nsnsea, and William L. Wiley, Captain Of the First
ward police was appointed in his place and the baoting
went On quietly to the close.
FOuRTRRNTH WARD.
The proceedings 10 this ward unmarked with any
extraordinary outrage The successful ticket WIN b.
found In ssr advertising columns
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The sane observations win apply to the fifteenth ward
The nominations were:-
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Maporalv Convention Charter Convention.
william J Brisley, Barnard Rice,
William Kennedy, Alfred g. Bogart,
Samuel Rowland. John B. Spaford,
GustsvusA. conovsr, Joseph Croweli'
John Wilson. Andrew Van Antwerp,
John L. Van Wart, Samuel Martin.
james Martin, William Quackinbush,
William A. Alderman. James Lawson,
City Convention. John Richardson,
Stephen d. Lsyman, Abraham Frazee,
John d. F.rthsy, James b. MDgay,
Wnlism valeau, John Oonahue,
William Goodheart Thomas Levey,
James L. Van wart. John sharkey
Congressional Convention Third Judicial District
Thomas Walkers Convention.
Edward Pollock, William Orr.
George Fradenbergh, John II. ELayman,
Theodore Van Tine, Henry Demarest,
joseph Shaw, John Levy.
Joseph d. Baldwin, James Forshay.
William Murray. Judicial Convention.
Assembly Conventions. George Starr,
william SpadiDg. Eugene McGrath,
Edward Van Beuren, William Ii. Dusenberry
John Crobk, Delegate Syracuse.
Albert Bogart jun, George l.. Fradenbergh
John Montgomery Alternate, Il. Campbell.
This election however, is contested The other party
went 70 Cusack and passed strong resolutions against
ths egaty of the whole proceedings and it Is alleged
that the man who ran away with The ballot box put
handfuls Of tickets into it on the way.
TENTH WARD.
Great confusion and dssats action existed in this
ward in consequence of the Tammany Hall inspectors
taking possession II the and the ballot box,
fusipg to allow the three inspectors appointed by the
ward to enter associate with them in the canvass
very large number collected 1T the poll and, at times,
very noisy At h close Of the poll the inspectors
barred the door, and vamosed with the ballot box
fence into Grand street where in house
Lcar ty the ballots cornted There three
e"s in the field but the headed the Peoples Ticket
according TO the made by the inspectors,
elected by majority of 121 The ticket headed George
Denniston poled 1873; ticket BRAIDED Sheldon Burwell
poed 156; Peoples Ticket beaded Richard Norris,
poed 4l0-giving majority Of III Much dissatifac-
lp rps ting hp
course adopted by the inspectors.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The polling place Of this ward designaedas No. 127
Columbia street near avenue =, and the election took
place there amidst tumutuous uproar that beggars de-
scription-the voters FIR he winning ticket crowding
the heads Of Others with very little cerumony Such
the press that he propretors Of the establishment
were under the necessity Of closing the house
the election vas concluded and they refused all admis
sion to future corners
The rowdes engaged at the polls aojourned the
way and were engaged In kind Of general fight when
our reporter left them.
The result Of the election " such proceeding can be
so termed the choice of the following persons was
said by majority Of about 300 voters No accurate re-
turu phfa pd
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ucKets run IN tuih Whru
For Dtkg0tes TO State
Convention
T. @. Burns,
John, Brady,
Gregory Doran,
joseph Blackburn,
Michael Dernn
Mayo, oiiiy Convention.
Nicholas Diamond,
John Anderson,
Martin Cregfer,
County ConrentsOn.
James Lpndigan,
Charles AsCay,
Michael neary,
John HeBnessy,
Bernard Duffy.
Guy Contention.
Alexsndre Brute,
John Brown,
Samuel Curry,
Matthias Collins,
David Newman.
Judiciary Convention.
Michael Golden
lillian Crummie,
Peter etOksy,
Congressional Convention.
John Coffee
Patrick Fitzsimnons,
sEooEI
Congressional.
Michael Goulsing,
Henry ApplehOn,
james Leonard,
Thomas Holland,
ThoE-as c. Burns,
Henry Bulgtr,
James Copcklin.
| Assembly.
Martin Cregier,
Michael Doran, Jr.,
Alexander lsaacs,
Jacob Van Toble,
Jacob l. Smith,
Moyoraiity Conctntisn.
r T. Mulligan,
David Newman.
John b. HOLSTER.
Cry Convention.
Michael Murray,
John Dalton,
Edward Burke.
Charles Cannon,
Richard Woolsey
judiciary.
Williay- pIown,
Nicholas Dimond,
Frederick Utley.
yNT.@l. ell
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FOURTH WARD

In this ward the fighting exceeded that Of all the other
wards put together. The election was held at Warren
Hail. at the Of Oliver and Henry streets The
contest in this ward Of personal, than po-
tcai nature The first between two doctors for the
coronership DR. ODonnel and the other DR.. Hilton.
The contending parties assaed each other Like demons
and blood few In torrents Their cloths to their
shirts were torn of each others backs and several
carried away in state Of nsensibty At time the
and then the Hilton faction and then charge
was made, and then q sanguinary struggle for the
mastery The Hilton party, at length appeared TO tn
nmph. In this ward both parties claim the victory
the polls closed the streets leading TO Warren
hA were occupied hlockaded BY the two parties re-
vscuvey, who threw paving stones ct Zach Other most
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win power 10 NIL vacancies.
The opposition ticket headed For Assistant Alder
Daniel Mehan ;,
About half past ten o'clock last night a while
passing Nassau street met the Of Beck
man street by gang of rowdies, Of whom struck
him violent blow in the head with his hand completely
staggering him. but quickly recovering himself he ran
Nassau street to avoid the bricks that
thrown a. him. and Of them striking him the hand
and cutting him severely II 1t not for his speed,
he would IN all probability have been killed.
THIRD WARD.
In this ward there no fighting. The hunkers had
II all their own way The bunker ticket was known as
the Bolton ticket and the barnburners the Maloney
ticket The successful ticket was the following which
was elected by large majority:
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The first Of these tickets was known the Charlock
ticket and defeated The the Mulligan
and Cannon ticket. and elected by % to SO. The
fighting tremendous In this ward The election
held in cellar in Cedar street and the to get
to The polls terrible in the extreme. In this ward
the wings voted extensively, and some of them were
knocked down and beaten for their pains Pistols
drawn during the evening. Some Irshmen just landed
voted without knowing who they voted for and several
boys not Of deposited their ballots while others
ted several times The drunkenness horrible the
extreme The battles all description. About
eight O'Clock of the two parties carried away the ballot
box to the and general melee ensued Just in the
nick of time Alderman Moore appeared, and had the
ballot box conveyed to the police station house in Trinity
place where the ballots counted but the defeated
party raid the other party had thrown nine votes under
the table. and the whole proceedings protested
against by the minority The catch cries were most
amusing in this ward fellow, with a handful o.
tickets would shout Here is the working mems ticketi
another Here Ia the regular democratic ticket.n In
this ward the fighting men known as the Battery pr-
ty,' defeated.
SECOND WARD.
In the Second ward the fighting very brisk and the
kirmishes in the street The rowdy par
ty threatened to carry everything by storm. But Al
dermaD Dodgs. hearing what going on, went to the
Mayor and had platoon Of six ordered from the
Third ward to keep the peace This had the effect Of
keeping the rowdes in check and the citizens
poured in that the rowdies and barnburners were
beaten three to The following ticket was elected -
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NEW PUBLICATION.

CCoTT's REPORT OF FALL rAsHroNs-Jusr PUp
nshed, and for sale at $50 Broadway up stairs Prize
O per copy. Aso Tho Cutter. work on CUTTING fo
tsiors JusA publishsd. 81 the same nunbsr. Price 3
Dor oopy.
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Gurney's DaguerreOtypes.-There are at
least tive places in this city whore perfect daguerreoypes
be procured No. I89 Broadway Dey street. and
No. $40 Broadw OF Leonard street. Gurney pie
lures have been equalled.
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Dasuerrcesypcs by Braay.-Ths pubh'
Invited to examne the Prse Pictures
siAsd 81 the WoElds FAIR together WITH large eoneo
sA 81 the portraits Of of the Of
country, ~ BRADYS Gallery, ZOO Broadway, corner o
Fulton street.
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Fall Style of Eat for gentemens wear saturday tn,
towed on the Hat issued By this house. has nj
Hat that cannot but be appreciated by discerning
lio Hat Finhers Union, No. II Park Row, opposite tn,
Astor House. Standard prices 81 and 50.
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l,hs. johnson q Nashville Tenn Miss THO.
and Mics and Mrs. Locksr Of Boston, together with Major
Donaldson Captain Carhar servant aud seven Children
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Wshpens Wahpene l-T " VAN NO Dx nTmk
wsHnsne Iss action the bulbs ard tubes Of
the hair prod An entire new growth and that
which It's crisna ooor Soia NJ IL, onhnpofs
street Al rrin opal druggists.
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Murch's Fall Style OF Hats.-Neal says
whseyer creates ANYTHING beautiful is poet In accord
greatest poem OF the age-viz MURCHS Hat of the Fall
Fashion. Call at N $50 Third avenue and examine.
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e. A. Brooks, 1856 Fulton street, Importer,
Dealer and Manufacturer Of Boots Shoes CATERS Slip
pers &e Of the best quality made in the latest aud
fer and Durability they cannos be surpassed in
the city, Call and them.
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The KNOX Hat-Therc was 9 great com-

The KNOX HAt,-Ther0 VIM . Xf60t COIN.
notion Yesterday in the vicinity Of No. l2s Fulton street.
caused by the of the enterprng goahead
Kpex that his fall styles would then be ready The
port has gained currency that Knox determined literal
to stnsh the natives this fall by the very superb style
q no war going to get up or four dollars ana judging
those coming out of his take for granted
that Knox has the report Don't fail to visit
KNOX, all 20 hatless
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.

Owing to the lateness Of the hour could not
tain the number Of votes cast
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Rssoir Lec0uity k.-These Razors have no
equal In their extreHt durability and keenness Of edge
They can be obtained Genuine at
SAUNDERS, NJ. Astor House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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Clothing at Wholesale. Stock Of Fan
and inter Clothing for the Southern and Western trad
is ready for inspection. We respectfully invite We
and merchants examine the same before pur-
chasing elsewhere it will well repay them, being
we'll known style. ana suited to all sections
Of the country. Prices uniform and low.
D. g. j. DEVLIN, 80 and IS John street.
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Order or the Lone Star-Lafayette Divi-
SION No. 5-The officers and members Of this Division
summoned to assemble At Smiths Hotel so Perry street,
Saturday evening" 1t half past o'clock.
THOMAS PICTON, President.
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Moyoraity.
John j. TAFT,
Michael Ryan.
Thomas Moloney.
County.
John Donnslly,
Epoch Smith.
John Gilbooley,
John M. French,
George Niven
City.
Daniel Dodge,
Thomas Herman,
Walter Joyce,
John Baum.
Charles A. Brown.
Judicial.
William g. Dunlap,
James Wright,
John Shea.
Congress.
James 6 Libby,
j. b. Harnan,
o. Northrum,
Joseph Hough,
James Watson,
StsI hen Hill.
ii. J Norriss.
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The malls from every section of the
Union bring orders for GREEN'S Shirts The accuracy
with which be fits all shapes and adapts the syle Of his
Shirts to all figures talked of In State of the Union,
always Of having them ct the time promsed No.
1 Aator House.
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The place to buy good shirts at a fair
Chamber OF wch street. style and size of
shirts sdy and made to order. Cotton, Silk. Me.
rino ambs shirts and drawers Collars, CravAt
Scarfs, X r,be'p, Gloves. half Hose, Sc.
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ruNHE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROBES
In sinaiDg signera Eliza valentini teaches sing
Ing piano. thorough bass and panmsnt She be
$50 Fourth street. Mercer, from
10 o'clock M TIL o'clock I'M she 10 wopdsrfully
sesf In her teaching and Will present TO che public next
winter professional pupils Of the most remarkable
voice and talent
EHoR SALE CHEAP, FOR CAsH-sIx-AND A-QUAR.
ter and seven octave rosewood Pianofortss possessing
ali the modern improvements with metallic fameE war;
raned 20 stand the action Of any climate Inquire OF r.
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That led MS TO tranquility.
hns portrait Of the lsmented Henry Clay can be
with many others Of note ROOTS premium gallery,
s8 Broadway where the perfect pictures taken
SORT Of weather. Eleven prizes have been awarded to
Rect
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A Boon to the Afflicted. - Trusses.-Rup

u. 0dUnuefV VuUIeI SIf0p H0x
keeping Raxors in perfect orderThs article has bee,
long and favorably known t. the publo-medals And
dplomas have been awarded to the inventor
At the Worlds Fair 1t exhibited and prenouAssd by
the judges have equal in setting and Droduc
Ing the nest possible edge For sale At No. Ator House
And
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QOARD.-THE PROPRIETOR HAS BEEN MAKING
- extensive alterations and improvements In his board
ing houses, Nos $50 and b57 Houston street. Broadway
and Is now ready to receive boadsrs Gentlemen
doing business down town will find the above excellent
opportunity they dine his Rooms rs Maiden
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Reader, Pause and Thlnk-SuppOse nm AM
gel Of annibSte disease from the
earth. Gas space has been snuihsted by steam
and and caused remedy to be discovered by
for the what could he employ to make
and pre better than those adopted
by the dcoverer of the Nervous Antidotef any 1t shall
be immedi lately com piled with by addressing
TALBOT WATTS. No. 124 Green wQh street.
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CrsAtadOrO's Hair Preservanvc sn% su.-
ther 70 prevent badness and restore hair snas ~
On or become thin and TO efectuaDy seuri sn
dru ~ well cutaneous affections 81 the sosP' p'Ps
ana sold Wholesale and Tsss, No. Aston HsusA
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LDFRRTISExENTS RENEWRD EVERY DAI
SPECIAL NOTIOn.

NJ 0TIOg TO BUTCHERS.-THE ARTICLES OF AS
N ISOLATION and Of the Butcher Hide and
Association for the ensuing year. commencing Septe.
Der st ready and r 81 their os
Ne 93 First avenue Of Fifth street. By order u
Beard Trustees. WIN. s. GLOVER, Sesy
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BOARD WANTED--A FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished apartment for LADY and gsntlen board
for the lady. widow lady preferred where there
other bosrders Board object AID paid in
Address CYRUS. herald efice.
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iLAF NNMINAIIoN6.
State Convention.
John Y. Savage,
Arthur Heating,
Peter Guinnini,
Patrick Deagan,
Michael Carmody.
.4ssembig.
Charles b. Kembls,
William P. Hallet,
P. w. Mcdonald,
q. l.. Morrison,
ii. p. Walker.
Charter.
Dudley Haley,
Patrick Shea,
Theron Mercholf,
Patrick MeGrath,
Adolph Adams,
Peter Schelf,
II; g. Greedy,
Luke Kerrigan,
James Sherriden,
ii. Griffith,
A. b. Corey,
John Major,
T. Mclaughlin,
John Kennedy,
Patrick Cherry.
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ROAKDING-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
- commodated with pleasant with breakfast and
tea In elegantly furnished house. located Johns
PARK gentleman and wife could also be uodstsd
business the North side Canal street would
find the location very desirable Address N. l. Herald
Office. with real aud address, other will be at
dad
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20
Office of the General Insurance
Agency.

Located on Seventh street, betweeen ID and E, nearly
opposite Odd-FelIocs' Hail.
WTHERE Policies will be granted on Life, HEALTH Fire
w and Marine Risks in the following companies, viz:
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Capital 100000 Rates
of premium reduced 2 per cent Payable in cash annually
senannuay, and quarterly Lives Of slaves insured at
the same rate others. BENJAMIN SnIMAN President
BENJAMIN MOVES, Secretary. ".r'
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF GRANVILLE, New YoRK-the largest and safest
mutual insurance company IN the world Capital 1896 986
and 10000 MEMBERS designed for farm property and
detached dwelling which will be insured at
seventh of the rates usually charged by stock companies
4. 8. CowEN President; A. BISHOP, Secretary.
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMSTERDAM
New YORK. Capital Sl25000 besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire, Marine, and Inland naviga
on and transportation risks at the usual rates of other
responsible companies. L. g. GARDINTR, President; ALDEN
7. MALLERY, Secretary
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Fort PLAIN, New
YORK. Capital S173000 besides large surplus cash fund
nsures under the system the stock mutual plan
PETER j. WAGNER, President; JOSIAH CooK Secretary.
BE- since the above agencies have been established,
have insured 100000 of property and peid eight
lesses to the full satisfaction of the claimants in current
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited to call at this Office where ample references
and full explanations will be cheerfuy given.
Agencies granted by JAMES I. CLOSE
General Agent for the States of Virginia and
mar 9-11m Maryland. and Dist. of Columbia.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20
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IL NO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
DETwEEN SECOND AND LOMBARD STREETS
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RE- A SAfE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTED OR NO
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Over twenty years experience in the treatment of all
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His remedies free from disgusting oils batsa poisonous
compounds Of n,ercy and Injurious drugs, which often
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toriVe. II.
THIS INFIRNIARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for the eecual cure
all classes Of Secret Diseases in the shortest time
compshed by proper and safe remedies, established in
this city thirteen years REFUGE from Quaeke
ry No public notice of this Institution would be required
were 1t not for the number Of strangers In large city
posed to IMPOSITION from the auring baits of MOCK Doc
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removing all Dl6ABHITY with other evils enailed
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Dr. H. has given particular attention to female diseases
Ills experience enables him 10 relieve and SPEEDILY
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NOTICE.
1IR. j. EDREHI, a na

1JR. j. EDREHI, native Of Morocco, has the
wi honor TO to tho public that he has for cae
tive Cholera Scarlet Fever, and other contagious dir
extensively In England during the rngc Of
ChOeru In 1892 and " approved BY the Medical Faculty
In that country This Amulet Is berry that grow0 upon
Mount Lebanon, in botanic garden Jerusa
lem 1t has been psronized Ia the four quarters Of the
world This Amulet Is excellent article to prevent the
spread Of disease9from itJ smell preventive
Of Fevers and general decline Of the system IL E worn as
necklace around the neck for ornament aad also
bracelet aronnd the wrist From o strong odor II is an
excellent and certain article fcr The preventive of moths
IN clothinr,
Thic article i paTonized In England France and Italy,
and likewise acquired universal patronage in America No
one should be without this excellent article,
Ladies and gentlemen You have now the only oppor-
unity Of purchasing them you viii have, have again
when gone. They are sold st rca 7nnsbo pricerom
81 TO e. for eecb necklace.
Mr.. Edrebi will remain but a short time, and may be
found at MENO ~ LAYS Cigar and Tobacco Store,
iy o--lw Penn. AS, bct A. and 9th rs.