The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18


Lewis Dgce for Assessor Andrew Lutz and Dennis Low
sn f Mpa msn % for
ssaOS John Po0rd and James Bahsde for
xx .s H. R vanSsa,sr }s.oresaris.
TIGHTH WARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD
tine 18th instant, between and o'clock r
G Hail 's D. *
hour having arrived and the Inspectors des
election Democratic Of ward present pro-.
Jr Daniel Curtis Nathaniel Roe wherespon the
ss Gs
sw hundred s and thirty end the ticket re-
Ashas r. Merrek John B. Masfin Stephen n PSrdy Rich
David A. Fowler, Isaac Kaylsr John b. Haskn, John B.
Ter Cooley Benjsmin Cohen john
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sssshs% Has
HS.i D.yssS hass Ss.s
E Issnss Sn rs linn %
Cohen, John Eaaan Ward committss-chares Baese Mi
shas hsnsss Robert Howard Barney Brennan Henry c
a%s pS 9n s ss
n Phillips John stephens r. W. s. Bcnsai, john Link
ssdt Wan Ky
Spsen Enooa
T. Gilmore, Richard Chambers, Henry Heascdcn Albert W.
We do hereby further certify that all Of the said
cured voted BY democratic republican electors
ing at said election. JOHN McKIBBON, Jr.,
R SAfhzt Il GGqRaoaEs .'
New York Oct. II, 1853
sn ra .y sa s.s ss ss duly
0' 'h'~
DANIEL, COLES
Sworn before me The 6 SsE & oss0Ss5 s Of
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.-ATA CoNvEN-
The q rs ass e the ar
ST o &.
votes was on motion sTE BsSSErr Chairman
JOHN clancy, Secretary.
EIGHTH wARD.-UNIoN AND HARMONY IN FAVOR
II Of the General and State Administration pursuance
R primary
SIS Of
votes, weeertify it to Be duly elected;
sss eish
AsssmsSy ntsn-simon v. Man~ariss, T. Fisher
Council District Conysntion sysntssnth ptrissp
Sre g. san ss
Reed John Printsr, Albert smith James Mclaughlin
ss:'ff Ss
trict-Ienry n Dayids william b. Hays james H. Hill,
Charter Gsnysnton~Jehn j. Moas.. John F. briggs. L. NJ.
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For Ward So%nittss-J S Phillips John ) Men.ss
Fee,
carVin Christian Monlomery a"'sn
s US $Si SzisSs. Inspectors
EIGHTEENTH WARD HARD SHELLs-rHE MEM
~ b.rs Of the Eighteenth ward Hard Shell Charter
Twenty on wednesday even
nominate suitable canGid.te to be supported &C sn.S
ing election, for Alderman Of the Eighteenth ward.
FOURTH wAEp- At. MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
rees on Monday evening" Oct M MR. ha
mated T the democratic os5dSas for
JOHN j. WARE, Secretary.
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NoMI
naon-At meeting Of the delegates Of the Democratic
The co%ntss
Hall Monday, the 18th instant motion, Daniel w
a Ky Chairman
r BOYLE, Secretary.
E,IFTH wARD-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRlCT-AT
y a meeting Of the Democratic Republican Nominating
BSoadwsy James Fountain was called to the chair and
James G. Jacobus Es acted Secretary On motions john
said Cchvsnticn, JAMES L. FOUNTAIN, Chairman.
JAMES u JAcoBVS, secretary.
METROPOLITAN nALL-REFoRM TICKET-TESTn
George A. Trowbridge, provision dealer
couScILMEN,
Charles Place sem, dentist.
VIM. X. Foster Wholesale grocer
Jonathan Purdy builder
George A. smith Joiner
FOR coNsTAHLEs,
James Rifle, constable.
Jacob +. Badenhop, barber.
Jay jarvis, President Of Citizens Bank
Aim. s. Scrbner, merchant.
FOR SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
Wm. c. Bradley grocer.
Edward ]. Small, machinist.
FOR TRUSTEE,
NINTH WARD CITY REFORM NOMINATIONS
street. Aidermanpetsr r VOORHEES,, yard
twenty % psn"Tss na
Cornelius S. cooper coal dealer, Wellington street
Councilman Twenty fourth district-Alred Brush, shoe
s Esss mo,
See and Charles S. Wright School Inspsctor-Jsremiah
Terbel.
CEvENTH WARD CITY Reform NOMINATIONS
~ The Reform Association Of the Seventh earnestly DESTROYS
having pledged perform their duty
Of all considerations Of national state politics.
single aim to restore TO our city the blessings Of honest
the the following known citizens Of shs ward
a. s c IN s' S
dates who have been selected their high WORTH
duty in the letter and spirit Of the amended charter The
GENTLY olicts for them the support Of all
etzens wthonr distinction Of party.
For Alderman-William D. Murphy.
For Councimen-F Fourteenth district-Charies futile.