The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

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EoURTEENrH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
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JosEPH W. Lane Secretary.
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For Alderman-William Chaun'ey.
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Lat ss d. H, srios-Ea~ins J. ni Brosn
For Assesscr-Chsrles Sullivan
& Jones.
Thomas Denny Ito ill vacancy and Thomas Essss0n.
For inspectors Of Election,
First ais.ri',chss v $ Benson EysEs Voorhees,
SSGd !. John ws:ssrasis, Ais. Essls.on.
Fourth PeterJ Bosers Ossumgs Bushnell
Sixth Sixth R. sedswioi, Jr Iaitby G. Lane.
y tOry-Denoorsto Republican Nominations.
For i Assembly, tssIo%es ]. Noble;
For Aidsrm.o@ n, %i.m 1 G. Seaman. Sas .''''''
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CIxTEENTH wAKD-FoRrYFoURrH COUNCIL DIS.
= trict-Rsgulsr democratic nominee for Councilman,
FRANCIS EARLE Chairman Of Committee
SEyIN;TgE s. WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
JEFFERSON hiE A1s', TURsaAr
4. 70 Electors. y
Fiftieh Council district that am not csndidats for
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For School Trustee-A B. Nelson,
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For school comnissonsrs-c. Godfrey Gunshsr Ward B.
For school TrustsesAoxandsr n Lawrence Patrick No
G.s'y:I Richard rsnne
Inspector. Of district Charles Lnesaei
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"H GODFREY oillf cTNrHrR, Chairman Ward Committed,
W. HAsADoRN. Jr., Secretary.
ACARD.-To THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY OF THE
"A Eighteenth Ward-Gentlenen see by the papers that
me
political their for Robe VOORHEES,
using all honorable means to secure hi: election
NIN.IE.NTH wARD;-uSIox TIcx ..;T.i
81 Ais:s%ss.zs a::s Msssisk: ,,
For Assess9rs-Wilam Dsneeke, Francis :. TwOney.
For School cOmmissoners- Acspedon. James G.
For School Trusssss-Dennis Mccarthy John Eagan sss
phsn \. Drew, severn D MOul.cn,
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Thomas oRilsy Second dissrctoEdy.rd Parssl; John
WILLIA IAN DyNaAS, chairmen.
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N1NETsENra WARD NATIONAL INDEPEN.
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Thomas xssRsd1R School r,:is:s Rutherford
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By order Of the N0mips.ti1s CoP E ties. ~ y.
a hifEs Vice resident
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For Commissioners Of Common Sohools-William Mon.
teith, Michael Conway
For Inspectors Of seAoos-John CouGhaa John Riley.
For Trustee-Felix McKenna.
Michael Green second Do John coyls, Roger Monahsn
third do Chrstopher ONe Thomas CYudden fourth do.
Patrick Kearnan; John Brophy 18th Do: Richard Mur
y, Edward Cunningham sixth do John neLsrkey Over
Bannan CHARLES DARRAGH, Chairman.
MICHAEL CONWAY, Secretary.
TWENTIETH WARD DENoCRAMC REPUBLICAN
Regular Nominations in support Of the National and
State Administrations:-
For SenAtor-Edwerd Cooper.
For Assembly-Solomon b. Noble.
For Alderman-William McConkey
For Councilmen-Ffty first district John NeCave;
second DISTRICT Dennis Rysr; nfythird district; Owen
Kenny.
For Asssssor-Wlliam Murray.
Fer Observation-Disclosures Glasssr, Peter Gillegas
For School Commissionsrs-NesonJ ]. Waterbury, James
n. Post.
For School Trvstee-wm. wallace Campbell.
For School Inspectors-John A. Lehrittsr James Dunn
For inspectors Of Election