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lust PUBLISHED. "THE MARRIAGE aUIDE"-h
ID Complets Cycoreda oil all that peculiar information
Physiological ana medical which Is 'eIured by married
pople those intending 20 msry ustrsted With APP
colorei anao miRl plates and ID outs BY Dr.
n HoIlih the celebrated sathor and lecturer. N B.
Thia hook IL different from any othar II ths kind. u
strictly moral fcieutho, and practically useful and CO.
tGins ell discoveries by the Freneh and Gersn
nj never before given In the Engls language.
Ns9 mos Invaluable book for gentlemen tho physo
logy dersnv, cnts restoration and prcssrTaon ~ then
egn sysfom e. extreme old age No should be
without The Information IL conveys cau he fbupd ~ ne
ether sirs book Colred pses Price 81 each book one
dollar IL be b.d Of booksellers generally or 81 tho pub
HfNer r vs. STRONG, No ~ Nassau srset WAC viii sene
them snJwhrn by post free receiving tia money Ant
.sareeA. Thone.nds sold dnily.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.--A POLITICAL RATITICA
tinn and Mtss meeting Of al the dc of
all attic and languages native aud opted oitseu tho
county Of New york, vii be hetd Miemann's
Hall Of Twenty sixth street and seventh
sdnesday next October 27th All democratic who
hsve flea better just perfect and nropar
government the honor ~ American citizens AZ and
sbrond are friendly invited. Speakers all nations
and language will attend tis meeting, with good band
Of music Men honor and justi will do their duty
Ter erdcr Of the meetings October t and tober 2s
JUPfTLRZ HEsSER, President.
u. UorLzrE, Secretary.
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a 0ood Comparlson.-The Rev. William
s.s,cts veil isesn Methodist clergyman residing At
DR. Ss nd SSs sv s05 be-
ferret when placed a. The su.r,soe hole enters
srssss 70 the light And in like manrer. have found
h. m vsr@i..so % TO ueon warns.
A remedy like the ferret enters the aperture Of the
lays held the worms hshe. the liz. OUT Of the reptiles
cean their an and carries thor oil mr. ont
my a Aa s. SiSS sSf Nc
!Shn Brisg adopts the smile Of t,e reverend esTi !,
nv srsss After hsrrs upen
sh.k children Lat others IT, and satisfied For
St trrea 70 Roys 20 Cortandt street and 70 v
C6ckner Co., 81 barclay street
Cristatioro's Hair Preservasive aud Rsau-
riser prevent badpess and restore hair that has fallen
aus the scalp prepared
CRisTADoRo, No. sAstOr House.
wigs and T0upecs -BatchelOr's New style
u vis the perfect imitation of
sai At BsTcHEIoR's celebrated Wig Factor. No Wall
street. where can DO found the largest and bos
N the city. Copy the address,
HAIR Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
HAIR Dye the best discovered for ooorng the hair
Certainty with which this favoritc and old established Hair
Bye performs 10 as"nhug 10 for sale, applied at
the sddress.
There 10 no one now to be pitic 4 IL disease
consumption hut thoee who bavs heard Of WATTS
nervous ce for the evidence Of it, mighty
At can be satisfied BY just going to tho Once "a Greenwich
Human Halv 1t seems that there IL
ssiy no has studied and can to question
rsient proof of the quality az his competitions OF
'. speak Of DR. A. CIR iNDIEAN, No Barclay street.
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Total liabilities

Total Liabilities. Sl2023b, lol Sl23 A0I 80
The shove statement includes twenty Ave banking
associations and sixteen Incorporated banks The char
ter Of The City Bank expired The LIST Of July last and
since then It Is incl uded in the lit Of the banks
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6U2saNA.
III BARDMANS Observation-Disclosures

Ii BARDMAN'S PlaNOFUKTES-MANUFA
and 81 white street, three door, west Of
BroGdway.Tho eubs ribr to ha frierds and
the public in general that in II che easod
demand his panoorte no from his old fac
try Ne 1903 West Broadway, Co more central location
where he is greeting extensive factory with msroroom
attached which will no completed by the ss of Novon ber
bo would those who contemplate purchasing that
s his Instruments manufactured under his INNER at6
supervision and of we'll soned materials; sad bong
practical necnnc hs able 70 Judge Of the efficiency Of
sbosr alterati which dali being ia
and baa only adopted such his long experience
him will really improve the in9trument. He has lately
been de ,o.irg mia smo entirely Improvement In the
SCALE whc he those who have used soves
much p with hia pianos adds greatly to their
OF He has also hand aaortment
II various makers that I'm tail selecting
intrl su thom, price and Second hand
IL. HsRDNAN.
Merchants aad the trade suppd the tssonabe
terms,
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L,REE EXCURSION TO hELvINA, on TUESDAY,
Wednesday ard Thurs ny. 2Cth. 27th an 2sth inst
Omnibuse and VII leave sill the Williamsburg
ferries or this beautiful ysee (only TWO sud enehalf
m distant) from A. till mr. for the FREQ
~ all desiring TO visit and essmne the 10
cation. when books will be Cor the ra Of lots aud
pts given for fret nsnlment For particulars adyer
tsment In another column. Free oKeis 20 DO obtaoad
from all the Wi ansburg md kewtown omnibus drivers,
and slso OF FONDA AZ the ofdoe No Nassau street.
New Iorl, third fosr.
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THE HALL SEASON.

THE rIRsT ANNUAL RAIL- OF THE FRIENDLY
Club for the beusas % he vtao~ % the late eymsn
a. Knsrp 10 hela al ths spco, on Thursday syerins
Oct. 18th. leS2 1ekets fst sss 81 thu door.
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NELyINA BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE PAYABLE
ul In five per cert monthly indictments rhe LIBERAL
offered In this beautiful vare properly such
enable every poor man &c sufhcet amount from
bis monthly earnings to purchase home apd tho price go
Low a. 20 ensure large advance before half tho pty
mrnts are made IL very accessible being only Two and
hsf mile from tho Williamsburg fcrries and fronting
the NeStovn plank adj heto tho Newtown and asspsta
maps pamphlets 30, SEQ T. v. FONDA n Hasssu street
third focr, New York, John H. NTH the premises
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DRY uUsn&

All INTEND LEAVING FOR EUROPE SHORTLY,
"A TO make extensive arrangements tor spring gnodo,
compelled dispoee entire stock Of rich rbbcua
alike and millinery goods which, for oeany style snd va
rioty, cannot he equs led In this city would very ro
spectuy draw the atanti Of buyers either Wholesale
retail 60 avail them OF this opportunity VIII
otter tho remaining stock very cheap.
w. II. NORTHWESTERN, 30 30 IVORY.
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HON ESTEADS.

HOMES IN NEW JERsEY-THE THIRD MAMMAL:
tan Building Association Of cha city aud county Of
New ork decided losn prosperity in the state
OF Now Jersey hch oers great ucement to ps sons
ding In the State wishing 60 join bnild alton,
b. secure homea thenseves Entrance fees 81 mouth
iy dues So; value Of shares, ss The sssooiat has
been chs T. red months aud IL Ia good prosperous
dtioI Twill hold lie fbth monthly Meeting on Mon ay
evening Oot b. At IN o'cock, 40 Brooms street,
secnnd door (-ntrance in Crosby of &c, 81 GhSmbors
street n. by lave, ana all Information be had by
calling tko Secretary at the ice 81 Chambers street
JAMES ). LIBBEv, President
DAVIS CALisAMOKE, Vice PRECEDENT.
u " korrni
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II esshmsrss fad plaid silks Several Gases 81 the aSs.s
sssrs.s andinS snd for sals CHEAP a TRACY
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(NITr TRADE'-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RICH
brocsde shr bsyadero robes, plain pouIt dc sole In
81 choice and fashionable colors rich embrodriee sce
PLAIN ara pripted dc lsines mernos wooten and silS
pIAds hosiery, linen ana mourning goods which we arr
yelling at low prices.
TIFFANY CUTTING. SCI Broadway
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EIFTH WARD Observation-Disclosures IzeNs
II Of the vi tn ward are you willing to submit to tho
fraud pracsed in nominating person for Assist
ant Alderman of ward BY packed made by
resident 500 each in md l5u Illegal vot
msed from tho Erie raroadl AT orr primary Gle ton,
G6 votes in the box and only Sb ut go eg voters
1t well kno~n that Mr. mabee had the minston be-
fore the primary election and the firm stannoh and
speot, BILE democrat John D. Dixon. thrown overheard
man who has do more ,or tho party and boon more II
bera than the whole packed committee together raorced
Tor $40 oh, shame where thy .lush! No. fello~ cid
before shall he governed By inch bnse and foul
ruption give dent candidate: or let
More Of the dirty work will bs exposed in
circular pre- yious 10 the day " election.
SkyENIYTlVE FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
CEvENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-SrNTH,
y sixteenth, and Teenti th ssrds-Denoorstc Repub
Hcan nomin alton for H. preventative IN CongrGss Wam
]. CoEgoy. meeting OF the democracy Of the dis
tet. favorable 20 the election OF William Cogssy ESQ
viii he held The Of hinet enth street and Eighth
Tue.ra, evening next at seven
III honest and democrats invited attend
Captain Cog,ey will address the opo and define his
positoa on the imr"r tant questions OF the day.
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vJ>o DAGUERREAN ARrIsTs.--sTEHEoscorE s, JUST
received, and FOR sale hy VICTOR BISHOP, * naider
lane.
EU0Hrs DUPuY cREBAsns, NO. 10 Wa
liam street. upstsrs importers Of Fancy Goods Jes
.nd 9erln Iron Arsoles Corats Brooches Byscele,s
sih Drose Buttons, rsns, Imitation Iowsary Brsshes
Boads, Percussion Csps Heoss snt Eyes, Calf stps and
Acordeons snd Futns Of ths Superior eustv Wsv
pavss av<f~'ss vs~sa~sS - s>sa-ss-
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l. vi hC Ut the Hohap.-I @. Co. hsye now ia their
warefotn in tbis titt pnu-ualy large va iod
tlsir fl nsru acrti which they ling ut
prices than pOtorc. The reputation Of T. q.
TO- mnpufac il sreh thst suloginn on thoir
pianos isite to draw to tiir rooms Be-
sidcs the atsng OF her sssrumonts re
dtons irduceu offered TO those whns to biyj
VIZ exceer low prices very accommodating serms-
The pubber has always for and 70 rent the
Rsrorn Of eoond and PIANOS beyond question
to lie tour in the city Also Gi,tsrs houdeir panoa,
70 Il wishing tconorr Also, new and Iseond
h1 ad n olodeOi for .nd to rent.
BOhACE WATL IS, Agent 3j Broadway, corner Of
Anthony street, sseond door.
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OAUCIn0 ACADEEalssh.

~ WRIG ITS DANCING ACADEMY MILITARY
would iSpii srn and
q st HIS scncol the instruction OF ladies ard
n,s1p Tae.Ssy and Saturday " from TIL
ssssl Mr. wrs is vii In ssah he ss sos%S6
on Mondays wednesdays ard 1hursdays For fu ter
rar.i.ulars P'ssso eall At Mr. residence Isl Tenth
las'ss siissss W.dassday ). ~ ~ ssssFasy
nd on Saturday ,.as E ssn,snsas sl.sss aepdsy
,rrSnssd On new principle sseaasss t. f.ssa.e TIC
Of the esP sec published GrSsa 70 he hse :.
will Sc introdness Private 'oasono given ,pnsi
EsNERALDAi EsNERALDai,--DANCiNG ACADEMY,
il9 Grapd street. fourth door from Broaa.aS- ~
United States N Of the gres. Of pupils
honor apprss the public that rth he win ye
sa,s saons !. his lower room during The time Of pfas-
afternoon and evening at all houro The pups will
Of the saloon ySo has
ing that they indispensable to make perfect pupil
Henry WELLS AND HIS sIsTEEs lsA s,. y.
sonsned With pSetos s' in the dsness
S IL ss sG S sTSSh Al a n rss
q tho msscusr q scsns ,shcs:s
style motion il dancing is Fe9aosd g.
ne ,s.0 % mE n's and ,,f e s
ssson CIassss FOX soatismen Mondays and rharsiays
For and Kisses Wednesdays and ssturdsys AZ
3 O'Clock. p. n.
DRiyATE INSTRUCTION IN DaNCING.-A CARD
all Who rt nd passine pleasant afterrooa or eve
in praccipg the dan es luairles and waiting
Rrosawas Now evening eias'rs for ladies and
tenen eight O'clock also afternoons fer children and
iadi,s ut four lock Appost 60 be made to e. d.
b rkroN's muse 9Rss, "a Bsw.ry.
vV,uE Art OF DANCING AND Waiting COR
1 reotiy.-Ths cisssos will commence at Charrusuds
81 Thirteenth street. two toors wee Of Broadway
Monday evening the 18th inat ~ hapsst O'clock
Cor gcnlem On wednesdsy afternoon the 2 H. 80
oc Oh aud haifpsat clock fer ladies' nsas and
asters The class ~ White street. Tuesday afternoon
the 10Th inet fer ladies miscs and half past
three o'clock and At half orio evening
temtn. For days and hours. re.se sse Morning and
Evening Fsprcee For rifles and ragulAiona pleaea
procure cirenlars. ut either ~ the above rooms.
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.ircular- vinus 20 The day " eleotlon.
SEyENIY-TlyE FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
CIx1EENTn AS EMILY DISTRICT. EIGHTEENTH

CIX1 ZENITH Ass EMILY DISTRICT EIGHTEENTH
- ward-At q mettins oe tho Democratic Assembly
yenton Of this district held the evening Of tho ll nst
the following con munieation was received and read
NEw YORK, oct 20 1882.
gentlemep-you did tho honor the
mnaon for member Of ssembly Of the Sixteenth Assem-
bly, District. you did not solicit tho mi
then stated IL elected it would subject
nal sacrifice that however then and would be stil
ready and willing orego But there other oonsidera
tions which induce to withdraw consent fon Will
that before ptng the nomination inquired OF
you, why IL not tend red 10 Russell Smith. Esq tho
democratic candidate ofas year! that you stated Tho
had removet from the district
1t appears that in ts mistaken and that
his abse was but temporary ono certainly after mo
which famar fee that no ought 20 have received
the nomination in erenoe TO myself End undoubtedly no
lis place Of residence. Many OF friends arc and have
to he dsanef TINT he did receive tho noniha
on In the condition OF ward, union only
monte the party and feel that the adopt will
contribute to that result aud also feel that II matter
OF ju tice 10 MIR smith.
Trusting qentem IN You win sdor course have
the circumstances udcipus ant bel sy1g
as DO that will contribute 20 T. success o. our o<et
her respee fully decline e. allow To hs used 80
for Momber OF Assembly At the coming eeatiou
V''S rs''S S is's,.s' v. sulru Js.
To JOHN PAGAN, Esq, and others com nt.es, Se
Nhereupon II
Resolved That the resignation Of Jane. smith. Esq.
the democratic cand dste No mbsr 81 ssnemhy from
said distrst be- and the sanc is h,rehy accepted
Assembly In place OF MIR smith ~her upon RAG
sell smith usly nomt atei such rand date
The folio 4rg resolution aiso unannnus adopted
Resolved That this q invention appreciate the honorable
motives Which hs e Influenced Mr.. James smith 4,
signing tho nomination or Assembly said nominal hav-
smith isapprehension TO the residence OF the
prc6ent nomi'e
On motion q e Con scn,ion adjourned.
STEPHEN y. RUSS ELI, Chairman, pro. tenn.
A. MORAN,
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L,oURTH CONGRESSIONAL Dl STRICT.-ExALDER
Patrick Kelly for Con grose--rhe democratic
repube'n eestor Of tho Foerth congressional dssri.
wards requested to aesemblo At meeting TO be
held Monday evening the 18th inst in tho Park Mt
o'clock NJ to respond 60 the nomination of Al
derman Patrick Kelly The following gentlemen have kind
ly cd e. address the meeting tho ooeasion:
WRIGHT iIaw kcs. Esq James NJ smith. Eoq Jr. Charles
sweeny Esq, Cspt Rynaere John Van Buren, ESQ hnooh
Z. Camp Esq Charles Shen, Esq Daniel Major Esq,
Michael Doheny, Esq, Edward C. West, and othors By
order Of the Committee Of Arran koments.
DAN. w. CLARKE Chairman
THOMAS STEpaEsB }soe,e,ar,s,
N SAANniEY. Jr. AooN-Nss.''Ve'
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rYRrvATE INSTRUCTION IN PENxANsHIP.-rM
prepared give private nsru ssiou il lhe
ar. AZ nsnmsnhip 10 ladies gentlemen, al his rooms S
frat corner the irving Houss For sAss
:" - oIIvER B. 0QLDeNITH
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GRAND CouN Gil OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY =
VI Jhe different associations AVID clubs of the sies Of
Now York. Broot lJn, Williamsburg Jersey City and all
others who attending the Grand ConnNu OF tho
Young Utica, tho 10Th requested
70 meet at Tsmmany Hall on aondsy October h i52 ~
clock f. N. Delegations will sigoify their iatsnon Of
going Tho Grand Marshal previous ~ o'clock N.
Monday. Excursion JicketeS a25
JAMES VI. SMITH, Grand Marshal
4 !, y, na !. srsy,s Assstsnt Mar.hals.
fsmmany Hall, cot q, 1852
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NSyHUs7yaOA-

EOLDsMITH's CHEAP Cause.-The SUBSCRIBER
~ respectfully the citizens Of York Bro IL
u and Sill amshnrg that no viii reeeiy subscriber for
TIT, week only 20 lis art,ng clas5 at tho nominal
charge Of 81 Tor of SIS for lessons Of
each charges Terrs payable subscrbins
The clas will Non lay Nov. tst, NJ A. n.
and sno so'eoeh for gentlemen, and Il A. H., and
4ocIoch r. NJ ladies. Everv dssr
ing Ives Of OPP ortunisy register their
this week at the rooms - BrosIw<y open from A. N. 70
9P NJ daily. ULIyER B GOLDSMITH.
MADAME BARRIER. Native OF PARIS, RE-CPENS
l her clo.ses for those pupils who desire to
the study Of the Fenen languages also for thoso who
have already mado some Can be from two
20 clio, ~ sos Br adway near the Metropolitan Ho
tel Terms moderate.
~ IDIN0 ScHOoL.--w. n. DisBRow, no - FOURTH
~ as9nus has renced his evening ossaos foy Isrue
men Open each evening from 70 O'clock ladies'
- VISUAL from eight A. NJ. 20 three p
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rlNhR CELEBRATED PRtAA DONNA AND PROBES
In sinsing. Sgnor Eliza VsentiR tenohes singing
gianc thorough bass and She he
her house No 80 Fonrbh street, from 10 A. II. III
NJ During the three years tnst she has been In Rev
York. sho has taught hundred sdee, of whom twenty
and forty tho fashionable so0istv
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DThNo PoRTEs-rHE BEST ASSORTMENT or
pai os in this city be a. warerooms ot Lin
coin 1hompson, Al broadway. including ballet, Davis
Co ceie' rated moiian ria Of and most approved
scales acknowledged superior TO any other Ia tina srket
so large variety fro distinguished new fk and
Boston msktrs Gterts aud others eecono hand With
without the nolian, at various prices
LINCOLN g. THOMPSON, al broadway.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, by A
w with full breast Of milk, who understands
tho Of infant She give the city
menda tions. Apply at ~ University plnup.
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H3oIIAN PIAkoFoRTEs-r. GILBERT & 20

EolIAN PiAkoFORTEs-T. GILBERT 20: 8
AZ celebrated Plan with and without tbs 40 l.
lianThe subscriber who II the sole asOnt in this citn
for u sale Of these Instruments he reputation OF which
has hecon world wide,l prepared 90 Offer t u at
prices hoh 10 th WISHING TO purchss cannot fail ~ b
satisfactory Possessing IA lties for obtaining
surpassed II equad by those Of other house in the
city he does begtat that he induce
ments buyers not be found elsewhere. tic has
santiy hand offensive ssssrtment OF second hsn
pianos bargains which he fesrlcssly asorts will def
competition Gbets elegant boxdor cottage pianos
for small Also melpdeon Of Princes and Csrhar
make. Grand Eolian an | other pianos TO lot.
HORACE " NTERS, 3p broadway,
corner Of Anthony Utreet, up stairs
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VULIUs A. rAY's BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Eliaabs.htown New J,rsey.-In tits srh,ol pnpis are
httd any 81 diuE In the postahe o1eses *
prepared for mercantile other act prrtuts ierm
beard AVID tuo- neludins Frenohl $3.50 per Les
German drawing constitute
All the pupiIs attend 10 French, in Which Dep tss
q teacher deNotcs all ms smr ~
interest ard the French is made spoken iansusW
Cerma gus 20 pursued spou similar
the tnton IL native who resides IN tno ismAe
The wint tor session will commence on we heI Saay
Circular be obtained 40 the BOOK ssoe
clsrk Austin a. smith. No 3 Park Row, or Of ksV. ~
Gjark Ift W sst Twenty nth street
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4 PARTAENTS TO LET-1N fnE NEW AND PLEA
A aartly situated btirk house - ~ Sass Twsnt ~.
second street. betw Seventh ami bi oons
Of and odroOm two bedroOtng,
Win panrics AMI .oton water sud TO
bnt pcctablo families Apply the promises be.
tween the hours Of 10 and " O'Clock A. NJ, and
o'clock, II. NJ.
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DIRRCE AND KINGi-A GRAND MASS MEETING
Of the democracy at Tammany Hall The demo ,ratis
republican electors OF tho osy county Now YORK;
are invited 10 assemble
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THE FLORENCE AND KEYPORr CoMPANf.-A
meeting Of the stoc oders viii, b hold 81 KeypoTt
II and Keypor COMPANY rues lay Nov. wbei
snent will be made o. ,roapssts and coalition
ths company boat will be pro u led for the parpose,
and land at The d. oh building tho property
Persons desrous Of examining the 'lTe will DO reaiahe
with tickets for the eyoaf1 b. APPLYING ~ the on %
No. IN Hanover street,
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POLITICAL.


pIERCE AND KINGi-A GRAvD MASS MEETING
Il Of the democracy At Tammany Hall The demo ,rasis
republican electors o. tho osy and county Of Now YORK;
AT TSMMANY HALL
on TUESDAY, THE 2brr
The ward the several wards In tho cityhe
10 the ne.shboripg cities OF Brooklyn Newark Williams
burg and Jersey Cy cordially unto this
occasion ith the hemocracy Of New York for the
presenting one OF those grand and imposing dems
toos OF democratic union strongth which tho
tune. as VIII as The incentive { victory.
hon. James Buchanan. Of Pcnnaylvania,
Hon. Cha les T. lanes. Of Rhode Island,
Hon. Jssse u. Bright Of Indiana and
Hon. Daniel =. Dickinson Of Now York
y ''''''' DIsPLHY OF OF PsaEWoaKs y''oa'a
will take place In the Park the night Of the meeting
oy appropriate emolems our cause our osnoi-
Dotworths uurivalied band comprising thirty
plished musicians win be in attendance
grand national salute will ba fred by tho Republican
Artillery i'm nedia.elv before The organization takes place
a5nncsnt rev Transparency will DO disp'ayed Tor the
Ing will illuminated honor Of tho reecnt glorious r
umphs OF the democracy In
INDIANA, and
PENNSYLVANIA.
Al special meeting Of tho general committee tho follow
Ing gentlemen being fr oseh ward appointed
Hieha j iaipin E W. clover
Jas. Leonard, Thomasy Hegan,
Jas. Donneliy VIM. o. Waiers,
James smith, Geo. o. Pashne,
Henry Hofmire, A. s. Vo,burg
J. L vultes A. Ridnbook
John d. harrington, John Kinsley,
ID. U. Sickels, John Egsn,
VIM vaeau, VIM Murray.
AUGUSTUS SCHELI, Chairman.
JSsas : n, pmsna'P' sOcrosariss-
nNE MORE GRAND RALLY AT OLD TAMNANY-
~ The Young Mems Democratic unien Club will hold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

AT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
"A Ger ersl held ut Pacific Shades 80 Sonth
eventh street villa apburg, SATURDAY evening 2-d
Inst the following persons wero appointed as General
Tinsnoe tammi Richard N. Colt ia oh Meserole.
City Finance Committee-J w. Rokard, Owen Donman,
Charles Kohl. JACOB MESEROLE, Chairman.
JosEPu NFsnIrT, Secretary.
INlRsT WARD, ATTENTION.-THE DEMOCRATIC
eeetors Of the First ward requested to attend
meerg TO hc held Monday evening" October 3 at
o'clock Mt e II Greenwich aud Cedar str cts for
the % responding tho charter ninaon Il this
w.rd The following gentlemen viii address tho ing,
via Gen ". Wabridgo lon. viii am Aeuurray, Mike
Walsh, ID. Sickles, and a. A. Thompson.
SAML. AULD, Charm Nominatg Com.
LNlRST WAND REGULAR DEMOCRATIC MOLINA
II tsistapt Alderman Gregory Dornn For
SCISSOR, Sebastian 'lhepp For conatabies Alexander
Brute freder Dorm Inspectors of oleoton st
Michael Doran, Jr, John Fa, ID do, Thomas @ Burus,
Patrick F.zsmmong I'D do WI liam Stohiey, James Lun
aigAn. WILLIAM STOKLEY, Chairman.
CHARLrs HcCAy, Secretary.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT - INDEPEN
dent Eomip alton.
WM. A. ARCHER.