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ron RENTTha, story brick corsnins
and attic tire no,theast of Massachusetts,
adjoining spaciou. grc.nda
containing cis.en of water fruit nee Ac Rent sta5
3
further particulars inquire Hon. A. Kendall wnIa N
sckny, No il foslers buldios Of and
Seventh II
July 3-TrAsn
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA KAlLkOAl
XII CHANGE, OF HOURS. ~
s. II .SslfzfrR sf1r1

I'M amer Wednesday, June 1853 daily unins tsnnday exl
cepsd) will he this road ngeeaby 10 the following
and intermediate points will leave the
ion Henry O'Clock,
KsusanG will leave Warrenon quarter past o'clock, p M
Alexandria quarter bel0te 4 o'clock, p.
tGln from CupePer Alexandria and nsrneda points VIII
C1'pspss O'Clock, arriving IN Alexandria at ~
o'clock, %.
Rsusains O'Clock, m, arriving in
Culpnper quarter ahsr o'clock.
daily between Cordonsvle and Cupeper IN
connection with this and the Virginia central roads,
"8NG g
UO
& Z
Do Mtddehug xu
Per order; w. D. BkOCkETT, Agent
Juns Midi a4ss#st N .4
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,,ox SALE uorss. buggy. nod Hsraess The horse
fos AZ. N,r rJic aid action cannot te -urpsss Tbs
suasy and good orde Apply prchs rbe, it
st
Aug 3-ecdswif'
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rHNrrEHTIAnY.

orrics or PHsIrysrIARr, D. G.,
.x,.,,.r - - Washington, July 10, 1853.
GEAED Propo-ar endorsed Pfpposa r., W ,od and Cpa
o'ci ,ck, noon. ~ -
80 cords cf hslf-easo good wood Of medium ze
: and free ffoin limbs lay
81 cords Of pine wood
10 tons of red rsh anthracite coal. .H.tl
The above 10 be delivered the Pepitepuary wharf
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July o-3'awtI5 Aug. 99 warser
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{: Il
BY railroad.
Summer -arraussments-7O commence June %, 1853.
Travellers mountains, leaving
evening sioans,on Providence F. River route
sasn n".so% !. time e .n ns M tran a p ~ ns
and al the satonhouse at soriam, NJ u at Tay,
BY morning Portland fav.
iets leaving Boston in e evening boat arrive IN Portland in time
I" take the train from Portland Fare 81 ~ BY THIS route
June a3-dsw 81 Sup. Atlantic 81 Lawrence Railroad.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. MEDICAL DEPART
Ar MENT.
FaE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
WI. Monday, November u, and will term"
j. l. K,dSs,, u. D. Professor Of ese%'.,ry.
a Miiss T. csa s.f Il r Professor 81 os... sass
aa.;ava. a sS NJ ros q Hasn
Thoms. Hunt NJ d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
sSmss 1siur = hop a, Demonstrators Of Anatomy
oe.oeer 1o"h 10 ,hs tsrsi o. April = '''"
e ss are n. % asn o% aaa ssyr% sa S s chs T
student. the professors IN ther visits and as enjoy
shout thousand for daily This
The paes,s neay thou and in me
THOMAS HUNT, D,
Just RECEIVED AT wHirTLEsEY's PAINT, on, GLASS,
Lamp 5,ore I'm street, opposite Hall Brothers dry goods
tons pure white lead
J do nine psiat
$50 gallons unseed oil
do boed do
pure oil
do whale oil
lard oil
Also, Ianner-' pcatsfoet aud rosn oil.
copa coach Japan, Asphni,sm Danan. shoe vnn-hc.
window glass, agls double thickness, neiu
ding French plate, nii sxss
Together with complete assortment Of paints all coors dry
and ground In oil
Lamps sirando.- and casdsabra- some entirely pat
terms, gotten up expressly my order
Brushes n sii drvcrpunns
unntins candles
fact everything usually paint, OIL and ianI
STAR
10 suit the time. NJ he emergency Of the
over, will be deducted 70
cash. Don't mistake the place,
| 80 = wnITTLESEY's,
asa On 5h street, nearly opposite The Avenue House
July 3o-oawlm
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4 RARE Chsre~ Capitalists for . Profitable In-
ve-ienfbweia uote Ud roni Comfor vrsaia, for cate.
p.saay prises their entire
together with all the household,
and Kitchen fsainfs, horses, carriages, gg, carts
IN. reputation Comfort superior
and other attractions 10 e seekers Of health ot
Sale positive Terms psymen, Bsera and
given on OF any The 18th October
bIy v9-d1hhAaa }. ?. REYN NobDs n Co .
nnuEsrIre aud r0 kinds Of 81 sp;c goods.-we viii
ID supply OF domestic goods consisting Of
sh,nss Of ALT choice makes
Me,nsc prints, in smnh s'yies suitable W chirsps wear
some DARK styles, suitable for the fail
so, n sc I,a tecbiefs blrct six. cheek cantric.
all OF
which viii oasr at The lowest p,,ss' s.usrr,.co
+# s9 FIEa##. 7h street, Psnnsyvania avenue.
July a4--.o3uf
pvAvs 4 yyATsON'S yhiisd.l .lpbia -,1sDur scfuved
p,en, Key aamapder fire and III efproof -sf-
large band at No 70 Dock street. phIadet
vruis nnd trn a"os n banks ma s'ofe WIZ
rsntcd equal y any In the United rfste-
RsGrescr few who have our safes in usej many
more can br named. coo OF nur safes NC In nse
N sorpder. 5sh Pennsy ana avenue washing
ion II .aes 10 use aud authorized 70 receive
Farmers, and Moshancs Bank, Pbadcphs 10 safes in
1o,,e s,,,e. Arsenal, 2 in Philadelphia, in California.
ttni,cd a,s,cs hpnrsi.sr.s once Philadelphia
pepnsylgspis Railroad Company, 4 safes
Philadelphia maptown and Mostown Ha'rohh conpAhy,
R,ch.rd Norr. Sen, locomotive works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bsnk, Winchester, Vrsirs u ,,
aess ss~ncy f,s Dauervorth's superior bank 'octs-
slate lined reffisefators
July ab-2s~y ------------z-
xsryA YNsUnAvCE COMPANY, of Utsrs. New York,
~ against and inls-d transportation ,ons
ss.- president u '" ,s'ss nr rr'piSG' sssr,
May 10 aawd Seventh IT., opposite Odd Fellows Hat
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For Ptney Point, Old Paint, smd Norfolk
The steamer osCEOLA having been thoroughly
H.GlSne repaired ~n sth July, running
iaily to The above places leaving Washington every
Saturday o'clock, returning, leave Nor
every Monday Thursday, O'Clock, She will
Point Old Point Cens kiver, and The
Norfolk In time for the James River boats and or the
soahern cars.
Noffk - 90
bd Point. s.....s.ts. oo
nFN fn.y Point. ............. %
JAMES MITCHELL,
July 3-dd W#"r# Captain.
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nARu Aiexs Csorta ~Ounty, Nratnan with
ilss ef the aqncdnci and four rom ins resdes
will sell Yeasopah'e
re portion ,er~o located Shove within half mile Of
Ras ross hundred There
and ry scres :" h~amnfu nmhvred snd
rovtioa o this rich
inctudss @n,v or thirty winch might he
made i'm, nrsdow disposed purchase
Ninth street, near Fennsyvsns
Msv li.-scNT VIM. BALL.
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oTUAw uATst STRAW HATS i-sr~at Heductt"r
y In ,rd~fs. large and weseec'ed SO,
hate have determined rom
thi@ day to sell srestIy reduced prices
arns one cnsns Fashionable bat cap nnh fene
furnishing cs,abhmcns Pennsylvania avenue near Fo"
n
unc Aeod2wM
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stvWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.--Two new, eIsby
marble manteis,
each, every convenience for
pvaie grnt-ei family viii be Ienied upoa favorable
punctua teuant, on Application to
r. NJ sTRATTON,
Asciioneer and Commsstoa Merchant,
side sseuue 9th i0th
AMI BE-
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ny-ypAvl,x sold out my entire business ." "r. cs
Widlesey gone employ eheery recommend him to
my friends aud for 'eif patronage io whasvsr ney
line knowing whatever orders they
best material. - A. HATCH,ir.
d1w
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MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nerks--rhe Subscriber
nj begs his icad and the pubic he bss in
stock marble mane cop.ing sienna Brockede
Spanish sap md black MARBLE richly carved
plato, quality style, and superior hnsb
Aiso m,bie
ionb .'ahs arhe Tor window sis
marble table
-onprons, eaicincd p.asicr 80 so per barrel.
Also hand Connecticut brown stone, New York
has and building purposes He invites the
lion o. builders ard viii endcnvor
Sasfacton 20 all may orders.
WIN. RUriiERFORD,
July 21--9ansm on r,r.e, between i2,, and lIb
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THE UNION ACADEMY corner OF Hth street aud
l. New York avenue,
1ftH v. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
the Ustow I4,h street, between New
Nsrk aud " street,
Mr.. ". RICHARDS, Principal,
their durirR fret and second
July open another the hrst Monday
September teachers engaged
further particulars catalogues and circulars at " fmn
nam, Roo. .sor. esa# se#. Juiy a-3m
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THE COLLEGE Of ST. James, Msryiaud.-Tbe Diocesan
College OF the Protestant Episcopal church, tho Rsv John
ksrnsot, u. D., rector.
The session win open Mooay 81 OF Oc
tobsr Students under
into the grammar school and prepared for the colrge by iuo in
tuctnr the
college which examination
shows prepared. The budng., discipline. hc
school Botn departments have the Immediate sapcrvson
college. The
In either S225, covering scsdecs
register,
sddes. Rector, College OF 81 James r. o. Maryland
July 71-Awi0w
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DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.


The Cattle Show of the American Institute closed yss
terday and the premiums awarded for the best pe
cmens of the different kinds of stock exhibited Pho
weather was rather favorable for large attendance
yters but ID cleared up sufficiently during the larger
part of the day and although it raned pretty heavy the
ground firm and comparatively dry. The premiums
we're announced to the anxious exhibitors ahcnt two
O'Clock, BY Mr. David Banks who prefaced than by few
remarks laudatory OF the character of tia show. He
sad that had been surpassed squaed in
this country, either in the quality quantity of the
ANIMALS exhibited. This attributable to the enter.
pae and energy OF the managers who had done much to
encourage noble spirit of emulation 10 tho breeding Of
cattle and other farm stock. OF cattle alone, he said,
the whole number 900 os Sheep 1l5 OF swiss
So; and good display Of poultry. There we're some
exhibitors who brought fortyssvcn and others tseny
head Of cattle bat owing to the fair at Springfield the
number Of horses was necessarily smaller than usual
When Mr.. Banks concluded his remarks he reed OF the
follow ing list OF prcmiumssv-
TioRotAamRFn HORSES.
Two year old colt Of l.. A. Sayre, of Broadway. Firs
premium.
Stallion Umpire OF Daniel Abbot, OF Brooklyn FRS
premium.
Three year-c1d colt Mount Airy, owned by n. Abbot
! First do.
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Personal Intelligence.

The following registered among the arriv-
ais yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel Hon. W. Paine,
virginia Hon. Robert Noble Halifax Hon. chas Linds-
ley, Vermont Hon. John B. Macy, Wisconsin; 4. Har-
rson Collector ofSan Francisco Rob Adger Charles
ton; n. Capon, Boston; w. O. Poor do; j. T. Bowman,
Louisville; L. L. Rowland, Boston; H. Hsnshaw do.
At the st. Nichoas-R. Fitchlin. Va; II. Robinson,
Philadelphia; NJ RUSSELL Bostcn; Col Horteltor, Pa H.
w. Boulton, Canada; s. b. Gamble, Florida; w. Bancy,
Boston; j. Ophant Tennessee T. Hastings, Cambridge;
Capt. Eastman, U. s. A.
At the Astor-Robert Bennett England; J. Kelston,
Philadelphia Or. Flower, Utica: b. Adams, Kentucky; d..
G. Rice, Albany j. B. Monroe, Kentucky; Geo. Devereux,
Salem; Or. Ball Boston.
H. Terry Rome, Italy; Dr. Bishop New Haven; Rev. II.
T. Harrison. Maryland.
John Bolts is Of a committee on horses at the
spriogfeld exhibition.
Dr. Mott President of Union College, Schenectady Is
now on trial bto committee of the Senate, at the capi
tol In Albany.
Rev nr Sheppard of this city delivered an address be
fore the Bible Society Of Cincinnati on the 18th inst
Hon Charles Hughes. member OF Congress from the
Fifteenth Congressional District New York was married
on Wednesday october 10th. Mt the Baptist parsonage,
Bustleton Pa, by Rev Wm. Hutchinson, to Miss Anna
r. Hutchinson They were amongst the arrivals at the
Irving House, yesterday
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From the South.

INCREASE IN COAL TOLLs-HURRICANE-ExPL0S
ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. q, 1853
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have decided after
the 1st of November to increase the toll on coal from
Cumberland to 81 25 per ton. II is now 81 rs.
The mail boat from Charleston for Wilmington
Wednesday encountered hurricane, and did not arrive
till twelve hours after the usual time.
Five deaths had resulted from the explosion of the
steamer Mcdaniel heretofore reported at the mouth
the Mississippi.
We have no mail to night south of Wilmington
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From Boston.


ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE CRYSTAL PALACE
SHIP ON FIRE, ETC.
Boston, Oct. q, 1858.
The ship Sagadahock board of which seventy deaths
from cholera have been reported is below this city The
Mayor and Aldermen held ecat meeting this morning.
and passed order for the Committee Internal Health
to take such that the danger from its approach
may ue averted from the city. The disease appeared
the day after she left port.
Captain Fisher returns thanks to Captain Mulford of
the ship Havre for his kindness in supplying medicines
and stores
The bark Benjamin Adams, from Syria, arrived at this
port brings Jerusalem plough and other articles from
the Holy Land, for the Crystal Palace at New York.
The bark Charles William, arrived at this port from
Savannah reports October IL lat 35 40 lon. 10 90
sci ON ire, masts gone and glib hanging from the glib
boom. She appeared to be OF about 800 400 tons.
Passed close to her. but boats and supposed that
the crew had left her.
telegraphic despatch from New Orleans announces
the death of Gottschalk 8 father.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. q, 1855.
collision occurred the railroad bridge at Coats
vile, this morning. between freight train going down,
and passenger train coming up. Both engines dis
abled and two men, named Williams and Davis on the
freight train killed. and another unknown
severely injured.
Owing to a short curve ths bridge where the col
son occurred the trains nearly stoppednot going
at than four miles an hour consequently, on
the passenger train injured and in the last the
shock scarcely felt.
The two who killed resided at Pennington.
ville
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. T, 1888.
An immense FIRE broke out in this city this morning
The Journal Office the Louisville rolling mill warehouse
containing large quantity of iron, Holbrooks tobacco
warehouse the extensive Wholesale drug store of Wilson,
arbrd and smith, two stove warehc uses three dry goods
stores, and trunk factory, all, with their entire
contents, destroyed.
The block from Bullet street, half way to Water on
Fifth street. is consumed, and the fire is still raging
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New Political Movement.
POLITICAL MovEMENT-A SHxED TICKET FOR STATE
OFFICERS PROPOSED.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 81, 1858.
A meeting was held here last evening, composed of
prominent business men, without distinction of party
They adopted address to the electors of the State and
proposed State ticket made up from the whg bunker
and barnburner tickets The avowed objects to elect
good men, and to prevent any party from controlling
the canal contracts and thus plunderng the tire
The address very able and it is claimed that the
ment is extensively and powerfully supported Hon.
Jonathan Childs presided at the meeting The following
is the ticket proposed - :
Clinton for Secretary of State Cook for Comptroller
Segar, for Treasurer Hofm H. for Attorney General;
Clark for Surveyor; Yates for Canal Commissioner Ben
nett, for State Prison Inspector Wood and IN Mo- for
Judges; Bovine for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals
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DISMISSAL OF COLLECTOR Observation-Disclosures
REMOVAL, ETC.

REMOVAL, ETC.
FROM NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1853.
The So of this evening expresses the settled belief that
within forty eight hours Collector Bronson will receive
note saying in the ewest possible words that the
dent has no further occasion for his services.
William L. Hanscomb, of Portsmouth, n. H., has been
appointed Naval Constructor.
Julius E. Meere late private secretary to General Cass
was removed from clerkshp in the Pension Bureau this
morning. for chassing clerk who reported him to the
Commissioner
Government is said to have received advices of the pre-
scntation and reception of Sebe Charge to Belgium
in citizens dress.
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Trial for Arson.

HrDsoy, Oct. 81, 1858.
In the Of G. w. symo,is indicted for arson in the
rst degree the jury empannelled this morning. and
the trial Is proceeding The Hon. Ira Harris presiies
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TWENTIETH WARD-DEMOCRATiC REPUBLICAN
ing the democratic republican electors Of the Twentieth
ward, held Thursday evening" October 90 the following
ticket submitted support the democracy Of the
ward, and imously adopted
For Member of Assembly,
ANDREW LEARY.
For Alderman
MICHAEL 0'DANOGHUE.
For Ct un cilmen,
Fifty first district-Chares Darrayh
Fiftysecond dstrict-Fredorick A. Wisgand.
Fifty third district-John Ready.
For Assessor,
BARTHOLOMEW DOYLE.
For Constables.
John OConnor, BeIthasser Gisssier.
For Com mis sioners Of Common Schools.
William Montcith Michael Conway
For Inspector,
JOHN g. BUTLER.
For Trustee,
FELIX McKENNA.
For Inspectors of Election,
First dstrict-Luke Cunen, Michael Green.
Second distrct-John Coyle, Roger Monahau.
Third district Christopher 0'Neil Thomas Cruden.
Fourth district.Patrck Kearnan, John Brophy
Sixth district-Phlp Corwin, Owen Bannan.
CHAS. DARRAGH, Chairman.
MIcHAEI.
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collision occurred the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road the 18th inst by which Mr.. james GARRISON of
Westmoreland county Pa, who standing the plat
FORM had both legs broken and Mr.. Darlington, Of Pitts
burg who in the smoking baggage car had one leg
hroken by baggage falling upon 1t.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
DISMISSAL OF Mr.. BRONSON.
H. ]. REDFIELD TO Be COLLECTOR.
Expected Resignation Of Mr.. O'Cono,
Political Movement at Rochester
MORTALITY ON SHIPBOARD.
&C., &C., 2o.,

Very Important from Washingtoss.
COLLECTOR BRONsON's REMOVAL DECIDED oN-Hrs
sucCEssoR-MR. O'CONNoR ExPEoTED TO EEsI0N
ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD
WAsHSG1 OK, Oct. 81 1853
II was decided this afternoon in Cabinet meeting to
dismiss Collector Bronson forthwith Mr Heman J.
Redhed Is to be his Mr. 0Conor is not to be
dealt with II is expected he will resign soon as Mr.
Bronson gets his passports which will be sent on to
X
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TWENTIETH WARD.-AT A MEETING OF DEMO.
cratic Electors Of the Fifty second District Twentieth
Ward held at the house Of James Wallace of Thirty
first street and Eighth October 18TH Hugh Mcguire
was called to the chair and Michael Hand appointed
tary. The following resolutions adopted =
Resolved That the people of this district dsyusted
with tho political movements of those who call themselves
democrats-men who make trade of politics, and name
for Offices whom the citizens could not and will not
vote for.
Resolved, That determined to have
citizen TO this district in the Board Of
Resolved, That Dennis W. Buckley is the choice of
people OF this district and the only democratic candidate
that recognize that will all honorable
to secure his election. HUGH MEGU IRE Chairman.
MICHAEL. HAND. SeOretarn.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1883
Much ureasiness is felt here about the steamer Os
prey which left Charleston for this port on Saturday
last and has not since been heard of She has twenty
four cabin and twelve steerage passengers
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TWENTIETH WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE DE
i mocratic Republican Nominating COMMITTEES Of the
Twentieth ward held in of tho
Ecket made out to be submitted to the democracy
and state administrations.
ALDERMAN.
William McConkey
coUrsIr.MEN.
Fifty first DISTRICT
John McClays.
Fifty second DISTRICT
Dennis Ryer-
Fifty third DISTRICT
Owen Kenny.
FOR ASSESSOR.
William Murray.
coNsrAsLEs.
BAlthazer CHASER, Peter GulssAa.
SCHOOL coMMrssIoNERs
Nelson J. Waterbury, James NJ Posi-.
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
John G. Butler.
Charles r. Trigler, Jamos Dunn.
roR INSPECTORS ELEc-rou
First District.
Hugh Mooney, James Asps.l-
Second District.
william Simpson, John Coyts.
Third District
James p. Pagan, Joseph oa.v e:i.,r
Fourth District.
James Wallace, Jr., Michael Dss.
Fifth District.
William McDermott, Paul Medium,
Sixth District.
Thomas w. 0lmstead, John Moe ns7.
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Of the Twonsy first ward favor q municipal
Of party requested TO at the New Haven Railroad
evening" IN
Of the nominating committee. scur1rrrIrN Chairman
Tavs's Jaws : "; nn'Vss 9g,eH' Secretaries.
TWENTY. SECOND wARD-DEMocRATIc REPUBLI
large can and mssss the Repu
os q the n Eas aa s
on 81 o. @ ~ as sGw
Committee, and unan nmously accepted -
COL JAMES G. BuRRNAM
cuhREts hsf csTHsiTif GxMPSELL.
JAMES WALSH, fcr NicmoEAs AsciisSI. sEAoRIsr.
THOMAS EAGAN, JOHN MoGAHY
PHILIP F. fff nass%hSH sss1S FERsSSDo WOOD
DANIEL s%bSY 'f
, o For Inspectors Of Common SShGos r.,ro,s
Peter sackman.
Francis crOssh. i"'' D'''lrc, Cornelius o,connor
Second District
Third District.
in'mHi JAMES HSsI KExpLE, Chairman.
JouS KELLY Secretary.
TwENyY-sECoND wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC RE.
ns @ n %
ticket -: ron ALDERmhr-
John O'keefee
Colonel James q. Burnham.
As3EssoRg.
r. p. Boppcrt,
John Flick.
rem cormrssfoEERI,
John J. Duryea,
Gnrret II. Stryker Jr,
rNspEcroRa,
John Hays,
Edward Sweeney
yoR SCHOOL TauarBGs
Jas Flynn.
Patrick Trennanr
John Price
Chares Hugha,
H. Burr.
FOR CONSTABLE.
John McGahcy,
Maca1ah Stanicls
JOHN j. DURgeh, cbairm,a,
JoHS QUINN, Secretary.
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NIMETEENTH WARD-CHARTER NOMINATIONS
A onon Iicaet-At meeting Of the committees to noni
cnarter ohcers chosen by the dc electors
sne nineteenth ward-the elected in pursuance
from tne Democratic Republican General Committee
Hepnnsan General Committe, Of which Thoma.
regular Of tho ward for the election
70 take place the sth Of November Alderman
Mnson Harrick For Counciman-Fifty eighth district,
Thomas Pearson For Deneoko Francis
Ioumey. For Constables-John Polbamus John Glinn.
For School Commissioners-Thomas McSp den James c.
Rutherford For School Trustee Dennis Mccarthy For
tors Of District Dennis Finn Thoma
Icy Second District: Edward s. Parseli5 John Brown
Third District: Richard Finn, Edward Linton.
WILLIAM DUNHAM, c,.;..
WILLIAM 0'KEEFE, ) saA""'a'
JoHN CALLAHAN, lsoora.aros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

At regular meeting Of the Democratic Republican Ward
Committee OF the Nineteenth ward, Tuesday evening"
tC Is 1853 tho above ticket unanous,
approved and the following resolutions unanimously adopt
ed
Resolved That the thanks Of the democracy of tho
teehth ward are emnenty due to the gcntcmen who
posed The two charter nominating committees which
PLY united in joint convention to produce union aud
harmony in the ranks of the party.
Resolved, That while the this ward
and composing the great democracy the Nine
teenth ward, differ in opinion relation state
tickets nominated at Syracuse they differ
ence division in matters pertaining exclusively
nicpal government
Resolved, That the gentlemen whose names havs besn
placed the regularly nominated ticket
well established character and reputaton and such are
entitled TO the cordial support elector
the ward. GREGORY CONNER Chairman.
Stephen NJ DREw. Secretary