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SIxTn WARD INDgpEEDENT , pEaocRATIc NON
hss DonehO tho Ps'pss choice sPd can
PATRICK r. o'corrrII~ Secretary
) nean Hard Shell Nomiastions'--
For Aloornan-hordoeai kunson
TsuIsssssh Distrlos-Js,nn l; p.ryss
snsesnth District RssseI W. Giasier.
school Commissioner DR.. william Rockwell Aersism
Ter School Inspectors Joseph crous, Bernard smysh
10 the Voters of the seventh wardThe above ticket is
elected entirely Of true national hard shell dsmoarsts
vac feel ehsgrned at the oppression Of such men IS Bron-
90 and ocsno. by the sisrsas sliass: and .sons
aso W RSsyor: Secretary v '.A''-'' oA-''~~A
CEvENTH WARD WIG REPoRM-REGULAR NO.
o. following ticket 9Th one exception
~ smoument II elected they win themselves the
Fer Aidorman-willism D. Andrews iron merchant.
For AssembiymAn.E Edmund Barrow, lawyer.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES acknowledgements w. MGR.
Sixteenth Eess, ssss,
scS sishards house earpaSss5
School Trustoe-D. /. Pettss.
Constables-Johnk N. Waite snd Thomas Kerabaw
SEvENTH WARD TAxMAsY HALL REGULAR DE-
Ear p stats No%,nAtSHs ov..,e INN,
s;s:4Sss$$iss.$s
For district rsr,s sssn
Orlando Gray
For Assessor-.John Cudney.
For Observation-Disclosures y. KenE and Charles T.
For school COMMISSIONER DR.. william Rockwell and
Abraham DeniEe.
For School Wilson Small and Joseph Crolius
For School II ustee--Jos;ah g. Macy
For Inspectors OF Election.
First District Anthony Call and John McGrorty
Second Dstriet-.yohn W. Bunce and Royal W. Gaines.
sy oSfy
Firth District-D. 4. Arnold and James u. Stevens.
Sixth District Ihon.ss A. L,yor and William OShea.
Seventh pissret-Miehael Gregory and YIN. Y. dams
WILSON SMALL, Chairman.
JorS crpssy,l Secretaries.
Il. l.. ssurr, ) s
EIGHTn WARD-SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
IL Regular Democratic Il. publican nomination.
For Member Of Assem- tl y-William b. Aitken.
J. n PHILLIPS, Sec'y. N. L0UZA, Chairman.
TIGHTU WARD.-UNION AND REF0RM.-RECULAR
~ Democratic nominations -
For Alderman-Charles H. Ring
Fer Couneilmen--J7th district-Casper Ritter.
18th distrct-Pcter Crawford.
10Th district-Nathaniel Roe.
10th distrct-Ralph Bogart
For Assess0r-Albert " Smith.
For School Commissioner s-lsaac Phillips, a. H. Eerrick
For School spectorsC erardus Royce, David A. Fowler
FOR School !rustee-Dr William Sehirner
For Copstabes-Ahrahsm Moses, Richard A. Chambers.
WIN. sCHIhMER, Chairman Nom Com.
BENJAMIN COHEN, Secretary
CIoHGH WARD IN BLAZE.--A DEMOCRATIC
~ meeting and torchight procession viii akc place
Monday evening" 9TH nt at o'clock as the corner Of
Charlton and Washington streets All those in favor OF
Chas ii. Ring for Aldcrm and Capt p. kerrgan for
attend Several speakers will address .he
meeting among them Lynch, editor Of the Irish American,
L. Cole Doheny and Sweeney Major Chas. H. shea judge
Mccarthy G. H. Klein, DR.. Edward Downes Connery, and
nj
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CIxTFssTH wARo-FoRTY FOURTH COUNCIL DIS
oRez.lsr democratic nsainee for Councilman,
FRANCIS EARLE Chairman a. Committee
sAMusL H. SAITH, secretary.
CEykNTEENTa wARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
JEFfEns0s MuERAY
UIGHTgENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REpuBLIcAN
Ap por ssnssoS@Edw.ra Cooper.
For or Aidermss-hober - c Ss veerhies.
9Th dstrict James sslmSn
For constsbles-Colin Sheppard. VIM. J. oeis,on.
For School Conference.-The j. Anderson Charles
For sehool Trustse-A. Z. Nelson.
JOHN r BRIGGs' Chairmsn Ward com@i its'
II. G. De FOREST. Secretary.
JNIGHTEENTH w4AD-MUNICIPAL REFoRa-THE
u Reform Wing Convention Of the Eighteenth ward respee
Dsnioerac lis Electors Of his ward, aad Especially to
the opponents Of the present weak wasctu aud oorrupt
For senator-Erastus Brooks
For Aid alderman 1.sh II. ya! s uas'
For c0'P'i"an ;S Di'trssTiis% r
For Assessor-Charles Mason.
For Copstablos-Leidy Bilger Henry Bishop
lsr Comm issioneIs Of seIoosE. Deladeld smith, J. W
(: BIN 'sii s sa%g's Gbr,
1T District-Thom.s Asson, VIM, H. Day
. !smis s1 ss9s h9,sii P fssGas
4th David rerrine George W; Truss.
GEORGE W. TRUSS Chairman.
THOMAS SAMPSON, Secretary
EIGBTEENTb wARD.-ouR COUNTRY RIGHT OR
democracy Of the Eighteenth Ward held AT Jackson Hall
AZ Third avenue Tuesday evening November ls 1852
James smyth, ESD presiding tho following ticket
unanimously adopted:
For Aldernsn--Wiam Foster
For CouncilmenFfty sixth District William Uagadorn;
fhty-sevcnth District Andrew W. Conatsn
For Assesso, john keyan.
For School Commssioners-Andrew NcSwollen and Tho
mas Dolan.
School IRspectors- Daniel Tooncy aud John Finley
inspectors Of EIectiop:-
First Dstrict-James Smyth and Edward Hannng
Third Dstrict-William Cpss and Isaac Odoil
Fourth Distriet-PatrcE Cane and George Marsters.
JOHN ToosEy, seoretary.
EIGHTEENTH WARD CITY REFORM TAXES OF
in year. 81 e 500 Beside $4,000 deficit. over $40 900
already spent this for clean City
For Aldcrman-Dapiel ID. Lord lawyer.
For seventh district Frederick z. Ma
thor, lawyer Fifty district, William NJ Baxter lun
Der merchant
For Assessor--B. Mason Dikeman, painter.
For School Commissoners-Charles H. Smith, lawyer;
For School TrusteesA. D. Nelson David D. Keeler, Alex
N. Lawrence.
For School Inspeotors-Jamss W. Gerard Andrew A..
Bremnor
For Constnblcs--Rebert welch, Henry Bishop.
For Inspectors OF Elections First district William s. b.
deau Charles g. Hnreh Second district Francis o. Dorr
Elad T. Nsedham Third district Samuel A. Deare James
A. johnson; Fourth district James N rmbo, Edward ID.
Mr. J.. G. Carter having declined for School
Commissioner Mr.. Royal Phelps has been nominated in
tons each district being required ths ticket
Of Aessrs Palmer Aen Bailey and MeFaddoa, have been
BY o,dcr PETER COOPER, aud others, Ceunnittte.
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FURNITURE.
StHHEAPLR THAN EvER.--n
" ENAMFLLED SETs. ENAMELLEp SETA.

"CntsAsS1ass y HaAS 1--WE hnsts EsAxr5Lzg ssrs
i al S n s's srEH IL. s' ss.s &;
a. ssss asih shloasssss :. sssssH &:
sa .ss9 s,ss % s:ss
na.r Of sss S:ss
:i: s;s;; -:
and VIII ss' Ois Il pss:
F:ss s ~ :s: v'ssl 'nS nsA'
sss. :ss. s.
furniture 70 .nsmins stock q Ss wsssroos e
e .ss s. = s
..~...,>,>, SLOTauno. Ae.
A srLENDIp AND COMPLETE STOCK OF wMffR
n n.n sGSs: q a.:s IN ,,:
LEWIS .as sES ss; d s s1ss
(yAsT orr cLoTHING-.eeSoo WORTH WANTED
Money uh s sa cash ycs viz ;. literally given :urrs
hoRoNY, No. II Orange strsos. rear Chatham.
GENTILMEN's NOTICE YOU CANNOT DoBEr7ER
r street nss sI Rrssd%ay Were H as
s.ssr repaired c s;a SSss
ccs Pearl strest.
NOTICE TO TAILORs.-H sCHULTING. DRALER IN
An ooth No. Nos III and IJg WI liam street, has hand
stock tust the tade for police e.
beers which he Is willing soil tor cash cheaper tbsn az
othcr LoDpe In this city.
MATRkMONY.
NTATRINuNIAL.--A HIGHLY REsPECTA BbE YOUNG
W. We a o ssn sas.' g,ss 70 NEED
life COMPANION All icationa will CONFIDENTLY
Address Harper rs Greenwich street, drug store
MArEnoEy MADE Easy, OR now TO WIN A
AZ farmer
VIII cnd T. address receipt Of one dollar poss paid
plain drectsrA % enable ladies gentlemen the
devoted heoul q ne many tho opposite as their
hearts may desire The procs Is simple, but cAptiyl
ting t.pt an DO arftd. respective age aprS,r
arts ~ ~, opi ard 4gt ttour' non nh ar.
RANGED wits such ese and ascacy that dascton 10 mpos
rt'e. Aaareoa nf La~tou Bosnn kass No letter.
taAsa asvA W. sesi vtss valves sse posssse x LsA
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POHITIOAL.

eyrxru WARD INDEPENDENT DEaocRATIc NON
- nationFor Councilman. Twelfth council district, Nj
tiaato JAMES KERRfGAN, Chairman
P.Tp,cx u OCorrrII. Secretary.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTRoL6CY ANDpBYsIoaNONY,-T
a Cd postss sHUAAN svsie BY hirsh. bs su,s
calculated Tor ladies and gsn.lcmsu RSsd,a,, Us hs.s
bers street, Greenwich.
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MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF A
M seventh daughter snda descendant linz Of astro.
Losers Reaching back for seuures Will gre ladies private
lectures on AZ the events 81 lie In regard health wealth.
iey. eouruhr, and msrrisse sao H. without gxcopion.
the mort wonderful astroog IL ths world svsv
been known: She will tell their very thoughts and
Will show them the likencsss "a their Intended
anu sbsons frie DIS, which astonhei thousand
her travels In Europe 10 Bsoome street. oetweea
and Columbia. Gentlemen NOS admitted.
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MRS. PALMER, AsTRoloGIST AND PGRrEoro.
4i his 10 highly nrepGcd Tor her scientific skin In
tong future events. Ia aiea and gentlemen mar rcv On
her is sae never mf he real object after having
sn experience o. thutysx y,n IA all the scence o. love
nnrne@ law suits &C. Cal soon, as che VIII renaa but
ashoF1 time IN ths Guy ~ ~ hawcry opposts Prince IT,
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EoLRTH WARD;-To THE DEMOCRACY or THE
Fourth Wharf.-The ordsres ned having been duly nomi-
mated y the democracy ofthe ward by their regular
mttens and approved Of bp The reople at
ing held ut tile Shakespeare Hotel 10Th October have
with surprise ana regret tokcs IN yesterdays Den
headed TOR Assembly, T. II. AsFaire, snd Tor Alderman
Hen J. Allen which srpearsc .he Of Iiulosfy
u Bren fer Councilman in place Of Bartholomew Healy
ard Patrick Nerriek fcr Assessor N place Of John Ridden
We do therefore, dscsn and such spurious
ticket aud call upon our friends She National Democrats
OF the ward 10 vote tho following vics ia only
laIlJ minated ismoc cratic ticket in the ward:
For Assembly-Patrick H. NaIuire
For : li,rnlan--ilenry j. Allon.
Fcr Couneibn en-tth distriot--John Bsolch.
9Th dstrict-BsrthoioIns w Hsaiy.
9Th dssrict-Anirsw cu3ack.
For Assrto.-John Ridden.
For Lons.ab,s-Henry ". Dovas, En.snusl Jceephs
Tor school Com nissionersflorenoe Mccarthy d.. Phi
Lip X. oReiily
For School inspeotorsNicLsel Bsiyne, James smith.
For School Trustees-Pasroh Grove, Barnet Levy.
For Inspectors Of Election
Fifs. Distrct-Thone5 Fitzgerald, Anthony McCroidsp
eecond Distriet-Sanuol Bushnell, Oliver ODcnnell.
Third Distrct--Hsrman koh, 6.Aerie Andereon.
IOnt.h District Peter White, Jshn Burns.
l,tn Dsttiet--J6hn OL.sr, Timothy Coleman
t>isneD p. H. MAGUIRE,
HENRY 8. ALLEN,
BARTHOLOMEW uEALy,
ANDREW CySACk,
JOHN RIDDEN.
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CUIPosED TO BE STOLEN OR LOsT-oN FRIDAY
~ light 4th irst on the Hendr3ek Hudson, from Ralph
4H Whoever will bring the above amount to the lab0vs
paaswill get 81,
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paris FRENCH AND AMERICAN SCHOOL FOE
young gsntlemenM. DELAC0UR, late President Of the
Lyeeum 81 MouoB, has inst opened in Paris No Is Rue
ds Iosscs ST. Victor boarding school, which is placed
and who're course opened prepare tho pupils for their
Of st. CIR, the SCHOOL, Of Forets, Mines, &c. Young
gentlemen wishing 70 acquire perfect knowledge of the
French language will be thoroughly taught The and
the moss experienced professors q Paris attached the
school Every Sunday the pupils sent to tho
expenses included is 500 year. with private taken
with the family OF NJ De.oour and private room; $500
with the taken IN company with all the pupils.
and a.led in the general dornitory.
REfpRkNcrs rARB.
N. dc Toqucyille,
u. Ampere, OF the Institute Of France.
Bartholemy st. Hilaire,
REIERkScAs UNITED STATES
Mr.. D. Prescott, of Boston.
Nh. Riyes, late United states Minister to France.
Hon. Edwa Everett, OF Massachusetts.
Mr VIM. b. Aston of New Yosx.
Mr. Langdon, OF NeT York.
Nj FELTON,, do.
Mr. StJgwiel Of New York
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CTfAYED-FROM TUE HOUSE NO. 45 DIVISION ST..
- the slst ut black and tan terrier pup, i've months
old hort legs white feet white streak tho
and chain collar his neck. Whoever will return
him 70 above will be suitably rewarded.
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1 BRACELET WAS FOUND ON TUE PAD OF ocTo
her near Twelfth street and Third Avenue by person
yelling u will BIO returned 70 the on deserihng
In letter, postpaid. directed TO r. r. DUNLAP Ohio
md N ayment OF expenses.
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I WISH 10 INFORM w FRIENDS IN THE THlR
tecntt ward that intend t. awe support % the
Jar dcW Octbc republican noigr a0ne headed Pierce
ulour, and Marcy, apd request them q 10 tie same,
WILLIAM u. y. COKkIE.
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ErsRUNK LOsT.-s20 REwARD.-A LARGE RUssET
bsthsr trunk, marked r. was lost the evening Of
NOV 3D. from art the side of the 70
West sire and Blocker The finder will receive the
Ahcys reward by returning it to 100 Pearl street.
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yUrI.lTyUAL1.


TWENTIETH WARD CITY REFORM FOR ALDER
i man--Abei r. Edgorton. ~ Fulton street.
Coun ell aat frederick Seely, SO Pearl street.
For Assessors-feaac Ayres John Cameron.
For Constable "a b. Rsss-I L. EDWARDS.
school Cg1nmis oners-Eepry shaw, H. W. Clarke
For School trustee Theodore G Cnamb.rs
For School Inspec ors-Thas Parter Henry Rodermon.
3. b. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Ely G.M R Saanns' Secretaries.
TWENTY SECOND WARD-CITY REFORM
Il For Aiderman-Iebbeus b. Ward.
For Coup elm an--Joseph Cndlipp.
For Agseaaors-JoRatban Wilson, James r. Chamberlain
For Constables-Miesjsh n. ssaniels, VIM p smith
For School samuel Fleet Theodore Hyatt
FOR School InspectorsJohn n. Myers Ephraim Stevens
ForTrustces-franois b. Guest Peter Valentine aaron j.
Haynea penjamin y. Fairchilif, John A. Van Ripper.
nspectors Of Eeotonsfirst district George Dennett
VIM Hams Second district VIM H. Haskins, Jonathan T.
johnson; Third district. Wrn. n. Dana, Vim. Holmes
JAS. r. CHAMUERLAIN,1
AN. LYON,
SAMUEL FLEET, Executive Committee.
THEODORE HYATT
ANDREW BEISkR.
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S,rrH wARp-NAT1oyAL DEMOCRATIC RxPuBLI
- 90 regular oaiastoa-
Tor Alderman,
MkNRH n. HOWARD
6s1xTK WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REQ BIZ
- can regnlsr nonin Counci nan Of TIE Twesa
district comprising the Tsird Sixth election dig oS
the Sixth vard-JAMES MCGOWAN.
CIXTH wARD.-NAIIoNAL DEMOCRATIC RE7uBII
~ con Regular Ncmn atonAt An enthueiastc and oyer
wheing gathering OF the National
Electors Of the sixth Wsid ted In front Of Gsrroi Sixth
Ward Hotel, Friday Evening" Nov, 1853 Tho following
noioiastion unanimously sttee amidst The deafcn
in c'oors Of the working masses IN tbs sr,ns hold OF
Ntmytgcy FOR sonatot,
THOMAS J. BARR.
Tor Assembly.
GEORGE DEWITT CLINTON.
Tor Alderman.
henry H. HOWARD.
Ior Councra crEieventh district foln CLANCY Twelfth
do Jfmos Meow 81, Thirteenth DO, James Ksrrgan
For htseefoT--iUln Martin
For school C5rslissonerB-Iohn d. oLeary, Robert r
I6witr
For School Trustees Or. " j. MELON, John TCrath
For School IrhpoetortFmar C0benzcr, j. H. O. Farlo,r
Tor tonstabice--pDt.r Coli "a, JEcoh Nof
FOR inspectors q Lleot'cnEirst district chas N0ary,
tfpFciF q Rcurke Second Do, samuel aadte, Edward
hoNc, J.lrd Do Frarcie tenA John O. rheari Fourth
d., pert aff rsne fsft+ C orHs,; rist 4 Dali
EcSt1Ds '
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NINETEENTH WARD RrouLAR WIG SoMiNA.

n tioas: lH''" '""p "''' "N" VIM" ''"'SA
For Aiderirnr--W VIM. r. Jen aings.
For Couneiim sn--Jaoob w. Goodwin.
For Aissssors--S. u. Fish, S. l.. Bali
Lcr CehstaDits-Gre. ": Caquoe, VIM. Cartwright.
Tor Inspectors Of Elcctianfrs. district, H. W. EaIet
John r. fosiure Second OSTRICH Geo. Harsh ". Cll-k
Third district, Eenaro Daton, James j. Bow ens
For school CORN iAlioners-.oan o. HULL A. NJ Cutter.
fr lnspatssrs.-isaac Adriance, lrnss w. BssAmsn.
For IlulbssJ-l6lAc Clark James uopX uatleld
Go. " ReaLh.
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REWARDS.

s>>~~->~r>>~>>->
CTOLEN, % 200 REWARD.-$S78 $40 BILLS OF TIE BANK
" Inc state OF New York. stolen about two O'CLOCK
yssrday from the counter the bank Of the following
Nominations and marks:Sevcnteen notes Of 81 DOO each
sh notes Of $500 each, and 500 in notes Of & $40 $40
Nv snd $lH all of which stamped with red letter
q the left hand corner Of each BILL in bills Of S. $40
~ So0 and SoV stamped with red letter ON the left
oAerod for the of the WHOLE raebe proper
New York, Nov. /. 1853. r WRITER'S, Cashier.
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TwENTYsECOND wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC RE
publican electors Of the Twenty ward friendly
usr nopp atone and the of the party Invited
70 ate nd at Gridhs Hotel Booningdae Monday
ms he 7th inst al ~ o'clock TO approve of the charter
ticket headed John o. &c Alderman Several
speakers will be address the meeting BY order
JOHN j. DUhYEE, Chairman.
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CECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-THlRD AND SIXTH
- Wards.-Whig and reform omuation for MEMBER Of
Assembly:-CHARLES r. SWORDS.
SAMUEL X. MABBATr, Chairman
A JR.. Secretary.
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A LES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, DRAHDIEs, WINES
fxsde, miy and odinl PURPOSES AZ psr cort
bslow any other house in the city, for by VIM U I'M
UERHIL Masonic Temple 40 Broome vi corner Crpsby
r NONLUN, So FRONT STREET, OFFERS FOR SALE
q eOgnac brsnaios otard Dlpuy Co.'s Fturc C,s
Reobefte do A. ssgnotis Camus'; Bordeaux olsrot In
champagne various brands; French white
wine vinegar brandy cherries curacao, maruclna bttor
ss olives pickles. nnchovs, ssrdineJ, green poas tru
Cos, Mushrooms, cops, rlutsn, Sc
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E.GHTEENTH AND TwEsrYFIasT WARDS MA.
u tional Democratic Republican nomination lanes u.
smith, Jr., for Assembly.
WARD n. BURNETT, Ch.irmAa
j. II. ASrHoS, Secretary.
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&S REwARD-LoST, TWO TEN DOLLAR BILLS ON
VO the Lewis county bank Marnsburg finder by re.
farming them to No. % South street. will above
reward. H. F. SLATING
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TENTH wARD.-clTY Reform, BASED UPON TIE
principles adopted At the Metropolitan Hall meeting
For AlsGrman-Gesrge A. TroWbFiaGe, provision dealer.
HS Brooms street.
For Councmen--Ch.res Place. Son, dentist, Allen
street, William r. Foster, Wholesale grocer, Essex street;
Jonathan Purey, builder, ~ Orchard street.
For AssessorGeorge A. Smith joiner IS Delaney street
For hesJa ke constable, 81 Orchard street,
Jacob Z. Badenhop, bsrber, 81 Essex street.
For School Commissioner Jarvis, President Of Citi
fens Rank Forsyth street Abraham ). scribner
chant, ~ Become street.
ror School Ipspeotors-Tian c. Bradley, grocer "a
Brsone street; Edward Small uiaobinist, VI Ludlow
for School Trus.ceJosslh N. Beil, II Essex street.
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QOAgs PICKED UP.-TWo BOATS, ONE LARGE
- yawl and Tho other sioeteen feet boat Owaor
&c requested 70 pfeve property pay charges aud take then
ZAv. Apply ~ Bennets Corner, Owls Hoad, yellow
kDeh, NOV D. GEORGE o. LIDDLE
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMINA-
~ ton-For Councilman, Sixteenth district ORLANDO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-02
nPoISoNINGn

Thousands of Parents who use vermifge composed OF
Castor OIL Caomel, &c, aware that while they
appear 10 benefit the patient they are actually LAYING
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
obcns"cks Medicines, which the attention Of
all directly interested in their well as their chill
dres health In Liver complaints and disorders ari.
sing from those bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills
tH7"Be not deceired, >" but ask Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine
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We cory the following from the Riehmond En-

We copy the following from the Richmond En-
quirer from the pen, we presume, of the senior
editor, who passed through our city some weeks
since. The general tone of the Enquirer is liberal
and is always alive to the interests of State.
1t was source of regret to us that for short
period last winter the tone of the Enquirer was
hostile to the just rights of portion of the State
and tending to the advocacy of interests hostile 10
Virginia, but we satisfied that the articles to
which we allude, did not reflect the deliberate
sentiments of that paper, and if editorial, were
based upon the Misrepresentation of our hired
opposers, rathee Than upon the impartial judgment
of the editors We only ask justice and if our
claims and rights examined into, we have moth
ing to ask and less 10 fear.
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New Furniture and Chair
Ware Rooms.

NTUNDAY Sc Colts invite the attention OF house
keepers and others to their New Furniture Chair
Ware Rooms in the new brick building No. 1853 Market
street, lew doors below the Market House. They are
PREPARED to furnish all articles i'll their line such Des
sing and Plain bureaus, Secretary and book Cases. Card
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Sofas Dvans, otomals,
&c, Fancy What Nots, Fancy Work Stands. Chairs
Windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogany, in every Variety
Plain and fancy Looking Glasses, Clocks, Sci all of which
will be furnished promptly TO ORDER at the lowest prices.
We respectfully invite the public cali examine our
stock, feeling assured that render satisfaction
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Board of Public Works.

Robert J. T. White, Esq, the present Senator from Lou
donn will be supported as candidate for the Office Com
missioner the Board of Public Works. in the Nortber
district of the State. Mr.. White is gentleman of high
character, ability and intelligence having served
eral years in the General Assembly is familiar with the
system OF Public Works MANY.
7ote rioters of the third District in Virginia for elect
ing Com'HfSStoner of The Board of Public Works.
Gene'nen-Sincc declining again run for Congress-
have unexpectedly received solicitations various
parts Of the third District to become candidate for the
Board OF Public Works II you think can be of service
to this position, you liberty to
whatever of ability may possess TO promote that cor
necton, the best Interests of my native State.
Most Respectfully,
]. NJ. H. BEALE.
House of Representatives, FED. II. 1853.
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Look at ThisI-

LII those who DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
IA OF themselves and friends So most effec-
tualy by calling without delay at Tarbell & Co.'S Daguer
reoype Rooms, nj the OF Main and Bdde
Centre Whceig; and each those HGeke Pic
lures which cannot be obtained, with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
Il .-asa-- TARBELL d CO., Daguer feotypists,
81 Corner of Main and Biddc streets,
janet Centre Wheeling.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

We are requested to announce THOMAS NJ. GALLY, Of
the city of Wheeling, and DR.. JOHN G. CAMPBELL,
Ohio county, as candidates the House of Delegates,
well qualified to represent Ohio county in the Legsa
ture OF Virginia. aroo
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sPEC1AgI.aM TICEs.

EDITORS 1NrrLLioEserR.- announce the name Of
DIR. JOHN G. CAMPBBLL, OF Ohio county, as suitable
person represent us in the next House Delegates
Virginia His experience and known ability require
communication We hope he will consent to serve
cord to the wishesor ape OHIO COUNTY.