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Grnce Greenwood.

The following has been given in many Of the
papers Of the day:
"OS DIT.--Grace Greenwood is going abroad
in June. 1t is whispered that she goes win
Charlotte Cushman, and is about to become her
pupil on the stage Also that she will wear the
buskin first in England, in some provincial thea-
tre, and then, if thoroughly successful, engage
herself in the metropolis" -"
But the Philadelphia Bulletin" OF yesterday
says:
1--WE are desired to contradict positively the
report that Grace Greenwood, the writer, Is
going to England with Miss Cushman with view
to- preparing to appear upon the stage. The
lady is shortly going with another party to Italy,
but with no intention Of adopting the theatrical
profession"
This IL more sensible.
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THOMPsON,s
sKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY
LANE TUcKER's BUILDING,

LANE & TUCKER , BUILDING,
PsanIylrdRia Avenue, WaShtngtoA, ID. C.
rNHE subscriber sould respectfully inform the ladies
L gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity, that he has
opened the above rooms for the purpose Of taking the like
Of all who may wish TO favor him with call lie has
spared no expense In making II the
BEST GALLERY IN THE CITY.
And from his long experience proprietor of several gal
ees In New York city he Is confident that his tco cannot
Be s5ceed by any lie will give his personal attention
10 each picture and w suffer 20 dissatisfied
Ills apparatus Is entirely new and Possesses all the latest
improvements having Of the most artstcsly arranged
sKYLIGHTS In tue country.
n lie Is willing to guaranty satisfaction or no sale -Sa
largo assortment Of hncy constantly ON hand and
for sale ri reasonable rates.
Rs- Postmortem cases promptly attended to.
feb 2l-tjan 81 T.. Q. THOMPSON.
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A PANORAMA FOR SALE.

OFFICE or CORRESPONDENCE, WASHINGTON
February 23, 1852
TTAJP Of very beautiful PANORAMA Is offered for
sale II is believed that in the hands Of good exhb.
tor y can be made very profitable The present owner
unabla from other engagements to give 1t his personal at.
tention and unwilling place It In the hands Of any
not directly permanently interested in its
Apply TO I. O. CONNOLLY,
feb 23--u General Correspondent
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CENTRAL HOTEL,
Warren street, east eYd of the Railroad Depot,
SYRACUSE. NJ.

On the left hand you enter the Car House going west
the right going east, only ten feet from the Depot
8 No danger OF being LETT the remain here thirty
minutes for passengers dine Eciont and walters
always hand the arrival of each train to attend bag
gnge entrusted 10 their
MEALS, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Good accommodations for passengers remaining at
one dollar por day.
n. B.-The propretors efforts will always be 10 please
their guests Having eight years experience both East and
West they feel confident that all win be satisfied and solicit
the patronage Of the public. II
ian IT, B. A. CLARK 4 co.
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time. Make everything snug. There is good
time coming :
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PLAN AVID ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

hNU UNNhMEN
II IRKW00D McaIJL respectfully inform the citizens
IN OF Washington that they continue TO execute every
description Of BOOK and>J0B PRINTING with nsatness
and despatch.
or Pamphlets Cards, Handbills, Labels Bank Checks,
Circulars, Notices. Insurance Policies Posters, Bill Heads,
&c. &C. printed Mt short notice Also printing In fancy
colors. Rs- OFFICE corner Of sth and ID streets.
Al, =
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has re-
w opened an ONCE for the transaction Of law and agency
ousness on street the Department Of the Interior
and nearly In Of wilards Hot.l whsrs he boards
deo sl--am
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TO CAPITALIsTsl |

TO CAPITAL1STSl
OFFICE OF CoRREsPoSpESoE, WASHINGTON,
February IL, 1852. !
WISH 10 borrow $4,000 to 500 for to three years,
mortgage on city property worth four times the
amount.
Also, another sum Of 81 500, on like terms
~. 7. G. CONNOLLY,
feb 20-tf General Correspondent.
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SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law,

60 Fdyette street. Bditimore, Nd,
DRACTIsES In the yarious courts Of Baltimore. Prompt
i attention given to Collecting He refers to
Hon. y. u. Downs, Senator from Louisiana.
Hon. q. w. Jones', do. Iowa.
I. G. Connolly, esq, Editor American Telegraph.
DIR. John o. Wharton, Baltimore, Nd.
feb 21--tf
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TAPITAL, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
" DOLLARS. Shares twenty-five dollars each, payable
in monthly instaments of dollar month Loans made
to members for i've years security of real estate.
Books of subscription are now open at this Office.
At the Office Of N c. Callan, esq street, 18th
d. a. Hail. esq, and Sd streets.
II. VI. Morft esq, ~ street
Geo. Parker esq, Penn av., 9th IT.
Ian lq-tf
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LAW NOTICE.
Richard N. Young & J. McNeals Latham,

ATT0RNRYs AT LAW,
VIII practise In the Supreme Court Of the United States and
the several Courts Of the District Of Columbia.
ian 20--tf
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complete Catalogue Agents will be Furnished 10
al who desire it, personal application or by letter
Fowlers and Wells have sl works Photography, at
wholesale and retail
These works may bo ordered In large small quantities
They may be sent by Express freight by railroad,
steamships sailing vessels BY stage canal 10 city
village in the United States the Cauadns TO Eu-
rope, or any place the globe
Checks drafts, for large amounts New York, Pha-
depha Boston, always preferred We will pay the cost
OF exchange
When single copies the above named works wanted
tbs amount Ia posts stamps small change bank notes.
mag beenclosed In letter and by mail to the pub
shers who will forward the books By return post All
ettss and other communications should be postpaid aud
directed ms follows: P0WLERS AND WELLS,
i'm No Ma Nav York
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.

n0CToR HARTLY, AURIST, from the Ear Innrmary,
IL 80 Arch street. Philadelphia, bes to announce his
to this city for few days. The number and impor.
Of the under his his VISIT and the
gratifying amount Of which attended his treatment
have induced him 70 expedite his return. His stay here
will depend much upon circumstances; and 1t will be ad.
vsablc for those who wish 10 consult him make early
call Residence Myers Drygoods store between eth
and 10th streets, Pennsylvania Consultation and
examination foe, 81. Jan l4-tf
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IL Man MEDlCATBD SOAP Ia particularly adapted
to tho CURE Of all CUTANEoUs ERUpTIoNS for render
Ing the hdrsheH akin delicately WHITE, SMOOTH and
KLEs, sUNBURNs and REDNEss OF THE SKIN For
sale by A. GRAY
Jan 1e-- Book seller 7tb at
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This Ia more sensible.
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corresponding month in 1S51-showing IN increase Of
s2osss ~ In July this year.
Capitalists should bear in mind that bids for the bonds
OF the Marlborough and Cincinnati Railroad Company,
amounting to two hundred and twenty Ave thousand
dollars will be received at the ONCE of Deano. DuDevy
Co. No.18 Wall street. until o'clock n Saturday
the l4th day Of August These bonds bear seven per
cent interest with coupons attached payable semi annu
any-princpa redes mable in 1851 They form part Of
an issue of 100000 secured by mortgage fifty seven
miles Of road from Loveland, Ohio to point twenty
miles east OF Hlsborough They issued to meet the
expense incurred in the construction Of thirty
miles Of road from Loveland he point Of connection
with the Little Miami Ralroad), east to lsborough
thirty i've miles Of which completed first class
railroad With rail- sixty pounds to the yard. and
has been running since the 1st Of May last daily
train Of passenger and freight cars and has up to
this time, netted clear six per cent on the entire
cost Of the road In relation this road and its con-
neetion with other lines, the Cincinnati Encurer says:
The HDsborough and Parkersburg road viii prevent the
diversion OF trade and business properly belonging to
CINCINNATI into channels leading off in other directions
time that Cincinnati should get her eyes open to tho
ct that the network Of railroads projected around her
viii have the effect o. greatly diminishing business
aad commerce; while the Hillsborough and Parkers-
burg road will gather up all the other lines from the
east and south and concentrate them upon Cincinnati In
the vest, and Baltimore in the sast.n
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CENTRHvIALR COURSE. LONG IsLAND-YR0TYINO
.srs.t an. .sss s.s.sss Bos.sn Girl .sl ssaa :
th's. % Hsjs'. ct sseceh r sa.oA nr 81 ~.
Ss.s. rssn sR M ooSrsn nance M Boston Girl OssL
H. ces,.s fulton fairy Br:cs,,s rsssh fos
CEss,T aa rI;.s COURSE !. f-rRorrIEe -ru.
no.aon or lacked -i,h great Interest By al
TharsdsyJ a'.s.nsop; asa cs si ,ams on ss,msrrow
ss y,1r'hsis soss e.sr. contest may be ssscpsssS
fourth 2S2 sna he /. A. The Seems
nrst rate order Barton Girl fne .. ,ns.s "A
No one should miss seeiss ,hk race. '''''
" $50 offered free r all borss- ,hs never trostst r.,
Mercy MiIe heats. best Ia " hsens.s; 70 sIoss On
Duryse corner Ess. ersssway Md ca.hase .s,..s -
Dc srosted Tor Nor day ,as issh * N
CREAT TRoTTINa AND PACING AT SARATOGA
Frs. paS Aaas Purse $40 ' .e @'as r All
hsrfes mile heats best three IN hvs. In bsrues %. s.
Day s s ssa .s sss for u Hs,
Day August hh Purss 90 free for all trostns horses
osss 1s s.s es H. - 70, 'y h se. ting ros.h -
day, ThuI,tsy autsst ~ Pure 500 ire. for AZ ps
s ssss. S,s heat, N ~. uassr ns saddle M
ting horses that neye, mile h-ss beat res
II i've .s tn an, en- ...s day s srss
please Two or more ske de's and asrt. In.
or s' 9 ~ :,
70 close on The evening" srsvon. :" ths ths tet
oOoen sasa ST. bsdSss sviug All tho priviissss Of tHs
trs.k for the ak tays meeting. IS
New osssn La J.o @sa o. So i.aus No. rseu.
sch, Of cfnsirna,k obi. Also the following .rosssss
ny y; Murdoch q M.as Al ard several ether ssis-
brattd trotfng horses nr- nov heir p. She
ssS york pacing aud cskR inv,
Saratoga Springs August 1882 '"'''
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RAILROAD FRETGHT.

DATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED BELOW ANY
N other mined TO retain the trade Of Phia-
deIphis It's accustomed channels have reduced eur
rates Pittsburg 20 cents 100 lbs frst Glass
goods and 60 cents 100 lbs ON second oass goods While
nom this city TO Cincinnati At less Than 81 per 100 lbs,
n emit with The Pttsburg and Cleveland Columbus snd Gin
snna Railroad Companies, to forward goods At the fol-
class 81 10 To Columbus FIRST class 81 So secoud GLASS
81 and to All ether ponts on the line Of the Ohio Rail-
and sns time shorter than By other
Harris Leech o and South Third street; LOWS But
lsr, NS Market stseet Bipghau poek ~ xIkst egseA
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nOTni.s AsD WArnRTNe PLACES.

COHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN THE eEsr ROUTE FROM
- New York New Hampton, twice daily, by Central
Railroad Of Nov Jersey. Only miiea ~ stage, sno
eoo1 rssd On after July 22 leave BY steamer REQ
Jacket, IRON pier No North river, 1t eight O'Clock
eaA twelve o'elosk n Fare, 81 i2k Through n W
hours For tickets further apply 81 Hopes
Asprs@ 0mse No. "a Bfcadwsy. or on board the boat
asees kzprees rune n CONGESTION With this line.
GRAnERcY HOUSE, CORNER or rwENTrHTB
~ street End Brcadv.y New Yosh, vas opened y n.
sna any rooms Furnished IN th elegant style viii
possible convenience IL will be kept tho Americas
and European plans oobned and the propretors
Ssrmined that shall rank among ths best Aly hotesis
Ne world. DONALD 90
mo AMBRICANs VISITING LoNDoN-MRs.
j PEACHEY. No. oeorEs street Hanover squars. Lon.
ican fAsiss with private table supplied ~ axed
Eesrenc Of the most respectable families
Yerk ana Boston, who have been her
vxyILLARDs HOTEL, WASHINGTON d. C-rUE
w undersnsd having again Assumed the msnasement OF
Ahs above latter absence OF two
fully his friends and the travelling community that
Ans will be completely renovated sy
mn shsd; with It's Increased facilities and persona
TO the comfort Of bis guee the proprietor hopes
. merit continuance Of the patronage heretofore
nbsyADy extended, HhNHx A. WILLARD.
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TO PRINrEns.

mo PRINTERS PUBLISHERS, &c-sPHCIMKNs OF
hs various Types 81 the celebrated founersss of
puncsn Sinclair Co. Edinburg OF e1ausiss anth sss
warranted durability, have us BEEN received y ths steam
iieited ~ LIvIN0sfON, WILLS q CO., "A Broadway.
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i-as= 4Az--a $685.
AETHO LOeSY.

THO UNBELEvERS
j DoubtJe the shining stars whose wnndfaus light
Revesls all nyrteries in the solspn bightf
Why do on doubt1 The BIB ga sacred page
Re, ords the fact shat many pagan saga
Did il oldep times pre- W. events; and why,
If they spake tru III shonld Chris.isn ssses He2
Roback the Svede descended from rsss
Who kueu each star ~ At tights the reslus Of space
Robaek, tho S~ ede by Nrt's unerfiug laws
Pictures the future and each sketch no draws
Fste's hand dIls up Would you your future see,
Obtain from Kob&cl . Nativity
Oftwebty ttousAod not ooe yet has failod;
And those who At ma - sseersd sid rAlleS
Now this wondrous unscor ofktnxs
Can by the stars 81 fat. o bidaen things.
twenty Thousand na'ivies east BY DR. Z. w. RoBACR,
since his arrival in th country has been
failure He invites all Who dihsnlty distress
who suffer in health fsrtuoswn" tho victims Of ~
fraud ~ho have been no "
or unhappy in mariageto consult him ss hts rsseAc
No. g w hite street.
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AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLf-
N Ward Committee of the Seventeenth ward held 1T
TIE hcuse Of James Saunders, No. 500 Twelfth street
1uedy evening August TO- the following resolutions
adopted un animously:-
Resolved That recent vote Of the General Committee
ofthis city deprived OF power Of appointing
their inspectors of primary elections and by which
secret Of the General have arrSatei and
exercised the TO make such appointment wicked,
designing heard Off vasion the ussgos OF the demo-
cratic party and Of the privileges Of democrats.
trunent in ti, act of tyranny and OPPRESSION that
ward has right without the previous assent Of the Gene
raj COMMITTEES to appoibt Inspectors antrepubiican
snbverve Of the rights and nterests Of democrats and
only der the monsrcbical OF Eu
In opposition to this doctrine, aaert that the
the democracy OF this city that tho democracy Of this city
do derive their from the General Committee but
the General Committee derives its from the dem
Of this city and ought to be responsible to that demo-
oracy -
been done TO the nominations Of its authors
nd vsers to Office, this fall but that they shall
fit by the scheme ticket ought be elected
which Is Mt n mated By such means.
Resolved That will not participate In abide by any
primary election held by Inspectors not appointed either
the democracy OF this ward their Authorized reprcents
ves but that will appoint in spectors and hold
the polls where the majority Of tho Ward Committee shall
direct
Resolved, That We recommend TO the Ward Com
mtees themselves agFreved by the ASTON Of
General O. mmtee to appoint committee Of Eve from each
ward to meet in conjunction with committee from this
ward, at Samuel Aliens. cerner Of Fourth and
fbryscond street, Tuesday evening" at O'Clock, to
ma Ike arrap gemen Is for Ddis nation meeting.
GEO. w sCHDREMAN, Chairman.
RoBT. @. WAIasLhy, Secretary, pro. TEN.
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ruvHE OFFICE OF TAE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
j life Assurance Company Of London 10 removed iron
Ger street. City where life be seot
cd Uedieal attend daily ~ California risk
4nkeN tsinpg and other nformateA
nd U.ented California rules furnished application.
J. LeArDER STARR General AgsAA
a. aosAo., n D. Medical Rxam,nsrs
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NINTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. or NEW ylR-

CINrRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. OF NEW gln-
~ sey-E1oursion trains-New xork " BAstan, p =
This company win run excursoa train frs Ne. nsrS
- Phlipsburg axd return. Tuesday, the 10Th sn ~
river per steamer Red Jaohss ~ A. NJ ssd rga nss
Cortfand street, (oonnecting AZ Ilissbsnso W. - 9ms
opportunity TO view the arri,ns S,ss s",
past r. n. day. and arriving a. re. "a
Tickets for the sas.s'9n 1n sss oss loot o. Corr
sndt street. Fare n, Nss vorh TO phrpsenrs I'D r.
turn, by Red Jsckss sr1 sT" - ~ w. - w.
Via New Jersey Railroad u 90
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CLOTHING.


CAsr OFF CLOTHING ANDFURNITURR WANTED
Lasiss o! gentlemen having any clothing, furniture
brewery 20 dispose on obtain fair eash price, BY
for the subscriber At his residence through The
Fo Ladies attended By Mrs Dusseldorf IS Elm street
4 sASH FOR CLOTHING.-LADIES OR 0RNTLnMKN
having any cast on clothing furniture TO dispose Of
receive ne utmost value In cash BY sending to the store
oAeiss extended 70 b. Mrs. Cshsn.
STiRLIN0 INFORMATION. LADIES AND GEN.
yemen naving aBy left Oh wearing apparel ewelry q
description OF property 10 dispose Of will and ready
pnrenassr ~ Addrsssng shAs TO the subscriber who win
Sss:y Sc iii sII;lH Hs ~ ! Ss
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POLITICAL.

U0UNO MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
1IB-1he regular MontAly Neesiss II this ttss
will be held TAmmsny BALL. Wednesday. the 18th In
JOHN wHEsLER. Chairman.
jnas s.I b, oLovna' Secretaries.
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LIQUORS.


WV; h. UNDIRHILL. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Bran dies, Wines segars 60, SO $50 Broome street.
corner Of Crosby Dealers, and the public generally. viii
snees saving Of twenty per cont BY purchasing shove
brandios, &c, 60.
@ 000 DOzRN sT. JULIAN. AND ST. EsrEPHE
s,1I oClaret A. n i2n slS0 Per dozen, bottle:
other chetcc brand London and Dublin Porter Fslkirk
Iounsers. and Campbes Scotch Ales; India Pale Ale,
ChampAsne Cider Philadelphia porter. For sale BY
WIN. II. UNDERHILL, $50 Broome street.
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NINE PIANoFoRTES. AND MUSIC THOROUGHLY
IN good x octave for $26 two six and half
esaves prices S0 and $780, and six others to let At s.
81 So So and 81 per month. apply to Prof DUhSDAY,
Of the ging guitar, ACCORDION and
yislin, 1T 100 Grand street.
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

7 United PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-THE sUBSCRl.
IL berr have entered iuto limited partnership under
tAs OF the act Of Assembly Of March 81 1896 entitled
IAN Act relative limited partnerships" The sA,a
hip IL to be conducted under the arm Of
Parrsh Ennpipp Mears The general Of the bust
be nsacted to the book and stationery bust
The interested IL said firm Charles
esn.y.l partners and Ambrose W. Thompou As special
rsSer said parties all residing in the city Of Phiade
nsr ssssk Of said 6rm the sum a. tfy Thousand dolars
eash actually paid In The partnership TO the
thsy srst day Of Jolly D. 1882 and terminate the
thirty ~ day Of July, A 1857.
s issAsS Ss s4HssSs'ssfHso . Genera, Partners.
AMsRUsE W. THOMPSON, epscisl Partner.
N.B.-Messrs. Psrrth Dnpnil Mears have purcha.ed
TIE stseA busiaess Of the frm OF Hogan Co..
viii their stand No. 80 North
Bsarth street. Philadelphia.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


fSIvIL nN0INERRlNa soHOOL-DIRECTED By
~ Victor E. graduate Of the School OF Arts
$40 Manufactures, Of Paris Of lectures and
Less ps the Of September next For
references apply At the school, $50 Houston
street ooster street.
EoREIGN LANGUAGES.-a GENTLEMAN FROM EU-
repe give the references TOR
ssaraster and eapscty desires to employ few leisure
giving Instruction ladies gentlemen, either
N German, .pish Italian Portuguese Ian
euasss Addrcfs :. Sras,' at this office
INsTkUCTioN-A LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGE
nent NJ daily Teacher iu family would receive a
puIis her residence. She iAstructs In music aud
German and French together with English She is
IN suscessful teacher and will
class references Address Instruction. Herald office.
CpANISH LANGUAGE.-A. DE p. BACz WILL AID
. nit few scholars to join the glasses already eon
uspced New classes for beginners (adss and gtutie
separately constantly forming Private lessons
abe ivsp his ofcs part of the city Trans
CORRECTLY performed COLLEGES and schools att. nded
e. moderate terms. address 2S9 Broadway, No.
Arst hsoY.
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rVwEs rIETH wARD.-rHE RIGHTS OF THE PEG

TWENTIETH wARD.-THE RIGHTS OF THE PEo-
pie against the Centralisn Of ChqueThe democratic
republican electors Of the Twentieth ward requested
meet Mlemann corner Of Seventh avenue and Twenty
sixth street. Wednesday evening August H. clock
70 their sentiments In relation to the
attempt Of few scrupulous members OF the General
Committee control the democratic primary meetings
their nomination candidates for oces and
clique in appointing inspectors Of the primary election in
this ward who arc unworthy Of
eptsbe TO them and take 90 protect h rights
ing and dangerous usurpstion. number Of eloquent
speakers will address the meeting. BY order Of the Demo-
cratic Republ Ward Committee 4
THOMAS w. 0LksTEAD. Chairman
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DENNIS Ryrn, seorstsrH. y" VIZ A"D'

EyoR CORONER-THE HUMANE DIR. TRAPHAGEN,
Of Pearl street who rendered 90 nuch ,s!ief 70 me
Hague sufferers the 4h Of February 1871 VIII DO
for The Office this coming November
JUSTICE TO WHOM JUSTICE Is DUE.
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CIXTEENTH WARD-THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS
- of the Sixteenth ward hereby requested e. attend
Of Pierce and King Association Of said ward
the at Lsuts Long Room
street and Seventh half
JAMES CASSIDY, President.
A. NOBLE, leo,.o.o;a,
EDWARD Riley, y"Ss1'
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1ysRpHEMENTs RENEWED gygRY OAY
PERSON AL.

PERSONAL.
A Roy BY THE NAME OF DOMINICK HECTOR
,ssst years Of 49, mAa taken from the subscriber on
has I'm dment in his speech Five dollars viii be paid
any giving 81
TEroRMATIoN wANTED-oF HUGH Cassidy.
Of Il Pry When ss
SS a.
Ca'ifsrnia papers please copy
DEPORTATION WANTED OF MICHAEL KEEFE AND
son wi,sm aged seven yeTs BY h. wife, Mary Ksefe
but left there go TO New Haven GARDINER
No Fortythrd street. seventh and Eighth ave-
I HFoRnATIoN WANTED OF DOCTOR MATHEW
. sp & hou
Abs nset his eye BY writing Jane. Kety 4 Washing
niorassisn him will be
thankfully received.
IMPORTATION WANTED OF MARGARET MAGUIRE,
& ' the N 5 srs Sn
Her ~ dwsrd Mcguire from New oSleaIs Is Hugh
avenues
THE GENTLEMAN TnAr CARRIED OFF A CAR
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''' A''s' nc CARLISLE 1ai IS NORWOOD Secretary
NOTICE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE F
Houto. streets Friday evening, August IS.
Putstsa, attpdanss Of the members is re uested as
BY order Of The Club JAMES DEvLiN. Secretary.
xU EsTERN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION IS ORGAN
lid in The ,i'y Of New YORK. for tine purpose Of set
II. sPITTLE, No. 10 Forsyth street.