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TWENTIETH wARp-MUNICIpAL REFoRN.-Ar

TWENTIETH wARD-MUNICIPAL REFORN.-AT
and highly respectable meeting Of the municipal
reormers Of tn Iwensth ward he'd at LanarEAe HalA
Eighth and Twenty ninth street. October -
Mr. g. T. Leach called preside and Mr. Daniel w.
SON. Smith, and James Reeve elected Vice fres
dents The ting very alb addressed by M o. q.
North and Bay, OF the Peter Cooper committee
committee thereat elected, In behalf the
have vthaut preferences paYtiAy 70
any party whatsoever prepared ticket and hereby e6ex
following candidates for ward Offices in whom they place
their confidence, and firmly believe elected, WIZ
strictly adhere to and out the PRINCIPLES Of the rev
charter aud its provisions in spirit and In Sttsr -
For Alderman,
THEODORE MARITIME.
For Councilmen,
6Tst District SD District
CHAs II. RUsHER, HENRY NOLAN
sd District,
DANIEL u. CONOVEh
For Assessor,
JOHN v. GRIDLEY.
For Conetabies,
BALTHAssER GLAssER, ANGUS NcDoNALD.
For School Commissioners,
WILLIAM M0NTEITH, sAAL. J. GO0DENOUCRs
Fer School Inspectors,
JOHN T, WILLIAMS, GEORGE q. GIIBs-
For senool Trusted,
HUBBARD c. STONE.
lnsptcto Of Election.
lst Distributions Chimney, Jas. o. Bennett.
I'd . John s. Keteham, A. s. Bender.
Sd I" Alvah Canhsld VIM. ii. Peabody
4th " Thos Hsight. James Monteth.
5th . John II. Saifeu, Joseph Finch.
9th +" Fred Keller, Charles Simpson.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
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The Bronson Indignation Meeting.

We, the undersigned, merchants of the city Of New
York. irrespective of party indignant the unparalleled
outrage perpetated by the administration in renewing the
Collector of port the simple ground that he would
not allow himself to be used party tool ask our fell
low citizens to meet At the Aerchsnts Exchange, on
Monday afternoon, at o'clock publicly to express eur
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CECoND ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-THlRD AND SIXTH
y Wards.-N atonal republican democratic regular nom
nation -. -.
For Assembl, Dewitt Clinton.
SAMUEL BENNETT, Chairman.
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. half per cent per month, and inside the banks the
demand Is immeasurably greater than the supply
These institutions, with all the recent con-
traction, frequs ntly find themselves in . tight
place On Friday last of the Wall street bankers was
compelled to borrow of specie broker one hundred
thousand dollars in specso enable It to pass through
the clearing house. For this loan one day. one per cent
paid. Such things cannot exist without good deal
Of rottenness and know not when emergency may
from which power win be able to extricate the
institution Immediately interested The contraction Of
discounts and deposits is still going on, and until it
expect any permanent improvement in quo
tations for fancy stocks. Even then it only be to
moderate extent The days OF king speculation on the
part of the all street brokers have passed away and
order Of things must ultimately be brought about
Speculation in fancy stocks, the part Of individuals
may be encouraged from time to time by the banks ls
ting ont call loans literally; but tina. evil will provide
its remedy Spectators have very lately pretty
severely bitten by having involved thousands too deeply
In this net and for time will be apt to avoid such fasci
mating but fatal satuites.
The commercial intelligence brought by the steamer
from Europe to-day will attract universal attention. In
face Of the warke aspect Of affairs and the general
pectaton that Russia and Turkey would TO blows
the London money market rather easier, and good
ihort bills were taken at ~ per cent however owing to
the uncertainty that existed discounts obtained
with difficulty, even at per cent above the current
rate American well other foreign securities were
dull The unfavorabe reports of the growing crop had
caused slight advance In the price of cotton at Liver
pool Flour had = up another shilling, and large
amount Of wheat cen taken at the extreme quota
lions % brought brought 3 3 !ess, b.. -. =. :.
comparatively as appears BY the annexed state.
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yxTITIIAM WEST. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE re

yXTILLIAM WEST. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
w Councilman the seventh and Eighth districts of
tho Eighth WsriEeetors Of tho Eighth wari-as indie
candisto and with the spirit and principles
which City Rsiormers headed by the principal
business u the city commenced the refor
NJ ation, offer myself m,erstic Councilman. Aud
though have always supported the democratic principles
shall IL elected, Independents and without prejudice
party the good of ALL and particularly
expen dture Of the puhc funds and free
and uncttersd Sosernu enc q the city Of New York
WILLIAM WEST
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EIRST WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI.
II can rominations-Aatt1uaI asd State ADMINISTRATION
1smmany Hal
adjourned meeting n tho rcgua ry elected demo
cratic charter mnataI convention for tho First
hold at No a. hte MI street October % 1863 the follow
ing namci persons were unanimously nominated, 70 witt
For Alderman-Patrick Hogan.
For Councilmen-Frst district. Michael Moloney; Second
district Martin Creeier
For Asscssor-MioAae poran, lr.
For School Cemmissioncrs-A ndrew j. Perry, Patrick
Kcrran.
For School Trvsues--Peter w. Bayard, james sorahan
George Kuchcn.
Fer School lnspeotors-Noah b. Stokey. James Spelmsn
For Constabes-AleSanaer Brute, Charles DAILY.
Inspectors of ElectionFrst district, John Fay, Michael
Doron Seco~d district tn c. Burns Th,mas Creede
Third district, James Fitzeibbons, John W. Brown.
Finance committee--John Fay william Stokcey Martin
Crcgitr, Charles MoCay, Michael Dorsn, Jr.
CHARLES McCAY, Chairman.
JoHN FAY, )s.oro,ar;o.
MICHAEL DORIAN Jr., N'''
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TWENTIETH WARD = FIFTY SECOND DISTRICT
Peoples Choce.-Reguar nomination, without disdns-
ton party.-For Councilman George u. JAques.-A0
in Of wholesome laws good erder aAd reform
in municipal government will vote for the above saA.
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THE EIREMEN.

~
NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT-THE FoRKNEN
IN of the engine hose hook and ladder COM
panies Of the New Yor fire Department requested TO
H j. G. ABE Secretary - A"' o-''' Engineer
AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF EAGLE HOSE CON.
"A No held at tho carrie house late nro
Re- solved Tst Til, cs%panS r.sf our sno.r,
Mr Edwin Mercer The Oountiui supply Of reeshmen0
t1c above occasion.
Sun and Herald. GEORGE WALKER, Foreman.
HrNny A. KrYpALt, soc'y.
Alta MEETING or MANHATTAN ENGINE co NO.
n :, held after the hre Of Fulton and Nassau
Resolved That The thanke u the company be returned Ia
Messrs prumgod n Proeh Of l2o Fulton street, for the
ALSO TO Mr. Abm Baker Of II Ann street. for reiroshmen1
Jesse oHAcE, Foreman.
At NETTING OF COLUMBIAN ENGINE coMPA.
IA ny No H. helr ~ their their return
fire. at the OF Fulton aud Nassau oes on Sunday
the 30th nst., IL was unaaiuOusly
hereby presented to Nr. Windust and lady. Of Nos IL
Park and Ann street also, to Daniel r. smith, I.
Fulton street for their liberal and bountu supply
Their thst such well timed sad genorous above
similar occasions Justly oatitle the the heart
felt gratitude and re'peet q ne Ere Department
-, ENoCH SMITH, Foreman.
A CARD.-ENPIRE ENGINE CO. NO. a. RETURN
n their thanks to hrl Aarcsr Of Msrcsrs Saloon for
he Of Fulton and Nassau streets yessrdsT
morning RICHARD L. HAYDOCK Fcrsman.
G. ScoTr Ror s'cretsry.
WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY NO 9-AFTER
% tender Mr. Daniel smith, ootber OF Fuitsn str.st
their mot sincere ami hearty thanks the mp
ply Of refreshments furnished the that mosna
goodness. JAMES COuGHLfN foreman
J r. PRyos, Secretary ''''"'n'
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CixTu wARD-NATIoNAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLr.
- can regular nomination.
Fer Alderman,
HENRY H. HOWARD.
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L,oUND-oCToBER 18TH, IN AN OMNIBUS A WArCH
and chain; the the same on PROVING
property by applying A. No. New York Hotel, betwss
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NINTH WARD CITY REFORM NoNINATIONs.-
IN For Acknowledgements c. Leigh.
For Alderman-Peter p VOORHEES,.
Couneilmen, 2lst dist.-Henry p See,
22d dist.-Chares J. Holder,
23d dist-Corn . s. Cooper,
oath dst.-Afred Brush.
For Assessor-Abram Demarest
For School Commis sioner-Wm 8. See.
For School Inspector-Jeremah TerbeN.
For Constable-P Brush,
Benz. ID. Wisner.
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James Davis,/
Louis Whitley,
Christy l. Constant,
J. II. Morrison,
@. Fl. Shehan 4 Son,
Thomas s. Christy,
William |. Sweet,
John r. Harris,
LOckhart 4 Gibson,
Cox h Wright,
Fl. Robinson,
samuel Thompson,
n. Fisher,
John Paret Il Son,
James T. Maxwell,
Benjamin Il Day.
Althof & Ahlborn,
William II. Allen,
Ste phen r. Titus,
Griffin Il Corlies,
Robert p. ii, milton,
II. Lamonier Il Co.,
John T. Bloodgood.
Henry Trowbridge Il Co.,
A. B. Nelson,
Goodbaud Il Hamil,
j. Thomas Walsh,
J. Day h Co.,
Il. Boxer Il Co.,
Film 81. Nichols,
William Gardner,
John c. Tucker Il Co.,
John 5. Martin,
Richari Bell, =
A. Kemp,
N. Isaacs,
Charles F. Skinner,
G. Marie Il Co.,
E. Caldwell h Sons,
John w. Davis,
ID. l. Driscoll,
Andre CIV Clarke,
Oscar Femenino, "a
Field Il johnson, - /
Edward S. Mesier,
George J.. Nichols & Co.,
Page Il Stracton,
VIM. j. Brown,
Charles Keutgen,
A. Judson Winterten,
A. j. Hill,
Edward Minturn,
Nelson Merrill,
B. 8. Schmitt,
Wright l. Denton,
Thomas Mcknight,
Gellen Brothers,
E. f. Kaotiem,
John G. Belen,
William Lawton,
W. G. Nsyes,
f. R. Livermore,
The odore Ferry,
Washington Durbr0w,
Schmidt l. Balchen
Frederick Q. Schmitt,
B. Waterbury,
William stebbens,
Alexander Rumrill,
Joseph Agate,
!. II. L0unsberry,
u: j. Tenney,
". J: Sloane,
Crepin 4 Payen,
James Y. Watson,
VIM. }. jennings y Co.,
latin, !Ravitt q Co.,
Young q leavitt,
" ard n Parker,
john Allen,
Willism Way,
Pratt y Keath,
lchabod l.. Gage,
Beach u Ternan,6
A. X. Raymond,
Myers 4 kiRsely,
carleton, Clark 4 Co.
VIM. II. Townsend,
Philip Henry, Jr.,
Edward Fenner,
Clark, Watson d Co.,
William Allen.
A. 5. Bright,
). b. Chittenden, Bro. Il Co.,
James Lee Il Co.,
J. h. v. Cockroft,
Z. 7. Peck y Co.,
Samuel Perry,
J. >. Ferguson,
BARTLETT y Penn,
Sackett, Belcher n Co.,
John .. Minturn,
Moseley, Quintard y Co.,
James w. Newton,
5eniy lowens, Jr.,
mas r.. Minor,
surt, brothers y Co.,
Lewis Benjamin,
renner; MCMILLAN Y Arthur,
Jas. Y Henry Mcbride,
James W. McCulloch,
JONI NJ. smith,
y, "iiiiams,
oh'.f les II. Corneli,
francis Hobbs,
=. - John seymour,
Norton. Butler X Hoyt,
Edgar HYATT,
Eibridge Vapsycle,
r. uaydock White,
Charles y. Aborn,
Fred ). littlejohn,
Edward tiincken,
James W. Elwell,
j. NJ. Dane,
Charles /. Vose.
John a. Fiske,
l.. NJ. Hoffman \ Co.,
g. II. S'oddard,
Hendrick y Van Baskirk,
h9wis y 20;
John " Goie,
~ II Witnans,
:. naass =, q -, h i,,,
. James p, W. fhii'ips
Nv n w. p 1,y n
p p'.y,, W. :, Dooson;
p mnsse y q S, ooplann'
IA = S = Dwell
~ wv, lem :, .ehneE
n u r. ,, s,..
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EREE pEMOCRACY.-THE FREE DEMOCRATIC
League will hold its first regular monthly meeting at
their room no. IA Stuyvesant Institute this evening" at ia
o'clock. JOHN JAY, PRESIDENT.
WIN. s. KING, Jr, Secretary.
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E'oUND-oN FRIDAY EVENING, AT ONE OF THE
theatres in this city porte monnaie, containing
money which the owner can have by addressing Baker,
Clinton Hotel.
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w. W. Hurlbut,
G. w. Nelson,
b. +. Saloman,
Hurlbut, sweet1er & Co,
A. Bernheim,
A. R. Van Valf enburgh,
j. Windle l. Co.,
Samuel s. Constant,
NJ. Rothschild,
John c. Woodward,
Condict, Horton & Co.,
Andrew Bohme,
John Clal K.
Z. UnderhilI
j. r. Harris,
William A. Wheeler,
Wells II Crane,
John W., Howe,
Erastus Ly man,
Benjamin Douglass,
Miller Il Crane,
Joseph L. Frame,
William Il. Stckett,
James l.. Clarke,
r. Fl. Douglass,
Udolpho Wolfe,
Charles Gould,
G. II. Mount,
A. s. Crawford,
Richard Ternan,
Litchfield h Co.,
John Milhan,
Russell Il Patterson,
c. 8. Griswold,
J.. i. S. Chairman,
S. Fl. Jordon,
ii. NJ. Stuart,
James NJ. Weed,
Levi Cook h Co.,
Jehial Read.
Walter c. Green,
Kellogg Il Co.,
Josiah Jex,
Lee h Case,
X. S. Derricksoc,
R L. l. A. Stuart,
j. ID. Stout,
j. N. Luckey,
john J. Iagrave,
Charles Maynard,
Train h Bradley,
Charles p. Rogers,
w. p. Moody l. Co.,
A. l. s. Degrauw,
Henricks &Van Buskerck,
c. Hennings,
G. d. Mathews,
q. N. Rowland,
VIM. II. Powell,
f. T. H. Gibson.
Edward Cromwell,
w. A. Work Il Son,
N. T. Hubbard,
Pick L. Murch,
VIM. Noses,
VIM. H. Grafton,
George c. Stoue,
T. J. Carson x Co.,
g. W. Edwards,
w. II. Newman Il Co.,
Clarke h Coleman,
Wright 4 Losee,
j. II. Openheim h Co.,
Deppeiman 4 Alburtis,
johnson l. Lowden,
Ely Hoppock,
j. B. Cunningham,
John L. Buckler,
herman Stutzer,
J. A. Gambrel,
Fl. Holt,
Mcclure y, Aldrich Sspence,
Nehemiah knight,
l.. N. Hyde,
Philip Tillinp hast.
De Van Dusen,
John Seward, Jr. Il Co.,
Bridgman Il Day,
Lombard & Bushick,
Curtis, Storrs 4 Co.,
d. N. Knight & Co.,
Cole 4 Chiffon,
Samuel B. Higgins,
Robt. II. Nichols,
Mott Brother,
Samuel ii. Hubbard,
V. +. james,
James X. Hayt II Son,
K. q. Fairchild,
l.. J. Wyeth 4 Co.,
Hughes, Hampton & Co.,
James IIazlehuust,
:. J. Curtis,
+. Cotterett 4 Co..
Fred. Victor X Achelies,
+. A. Fisher,
u. c. Taylor,
Merit Tfembls,
Rance Il Downer,
John =. Orcutt.
George W. Hennipgs,
William II. Platt,
J. X. Platt,
Erastus S. Brown,
James c. Woodward,
Himrod X Titus,
John l. Elwell,
Thomas +. Burns,
J. Y. White.
John p. Wright,
Edward Bell,
William G. lord,
James l.. Adams,
futile, Cutting Il Co.,
Darling, Alburtson 4 Ros,
John Cunningham,
Pope Catlip,
Robert +. Sage,
j. 3. Conklin,
John Rice.
Asher c. Ravens,
james Davett.
n. Young,
John l.. Buckley, ..
u. N. Gardner.
j.. Roberts + Co.,
George W Beavers,
Henry Suydam, Jr.,
Frederick Sherwood,
McCready, Mott h Co..
Perkins & Delano.
G. f. Il W. J. Babcock,
Hill, Hyde 4 Co.,
+. T. Jonnis.
Horstman, Bros. h Allen,
Read, Taylor b Co.,
W. 4 :. Morrison.
Rackus, Osborne 4 Co.,
Fellows 4 Co..
zones 4 Rockford,
T.. T, Hoyt,
:. Ilsley,
]. 5. Fellows \ Shell,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
POLITICAL.


n Dmond ticket take this opportunity ofrepudating il,
used without my consent Ny determination 10 to
by the Holmes ticket with the majority OF the demo
rats Of the First ward. JOHN BLES.
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TNICHTEENTH AND TWENTY-FIRST WARDS Ma
~ tional Democratic Republican nomina tio n-Jnnss =
Smith, Jr., for Assembly
]. Il, ANrHoN, Secretary.
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I osT-oN WEDNESDAY, 18Th INST, MAR THD
IL OF Fourteenth street and Sixth rcddiA
mixed Sc tch terrier collar with owners and
place of residence engraved upon IT, $40 reward will Be PAID
Al rcet.a M o questions ssksd.
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THIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AT AN ADJOURNED
meeting of this Assembly district composed Of the First
Second wards held at 1i9 Fulton the 10Th of
October the ncmin alton rendered to the Honorable C..
Wideknd having been declined George A. Shufedt IT.
treding Towards Hoel) unanimously nominated
the attic candidate TO represent said district in the
Assem- bly, Of this State f. G. GREELEY, Chairman.
JOHN G. ALIsrsAT, Secretary.
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PUBLIc nEETIKG.-BROOKLYN. AROUs1t-A PoR~
Sa *. i 81 =
shsrns their duty ear fsvsr o. aGsstesS NJ
jury s'i re . siss ss.s
s.s q: ma :::.iss n:
such as d.sa 'ss Il: q depths
'D''s to such indictments shove '''''r'; or.,.,,
@4s1 D.Ss,.Es
Republican Electors ssvss, ward favor q the
"a S.dses street m Sss
r:pSnsins and school ss. q
meeting BY order Of the Ward csH%i.s;s
A 4sa IT. fe s1a4ss. sss.r's.r'.
NINTH wARD-sEyENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Meeting ss h s, ..
in aceordsnce with the Of the General Com
ea.sisasn:S V: a.n.sssSs
candidate for Seventh As Assem- E s.Tsf cn.
JOHN STAGE Secretary.
NINTH WARD CITY REFORM NOMINATIONS
Ss1 fsi ssasHsa'f'; ys.l aiss'
c''nsl"'n "a "a a a.ssHhsn5y f hsd.r
q "a a s.sesIir,; s s. S:SS''i'
For A,ssss;oE-Abram Demarest.
For s shoSi G0m%sonsruWn See
Benz. D. Wisnsr.
NINTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC RIevLAB
GEO GEORGE ssHst g. sIc nii.i;s.
ABr1 afI As' 3 'Ri{iLLAHD.
wILl Eis AiS g. rBRssnnsLrY.
Twenty srs. District o''A' twenty third District
2ssss Ha1 District Da .si a1 D:
LEWIS II. CLOVER.
s..., yss %ss$ Of coa%s:
's' s: q '.'..'
!,s s..,Tm
TSrs c.ors Hae.o.
5''''
Sixth d d K.shs GsGsgs aeG1ns
Esaa SAMUEL so~
N'n'n u''''''N'' o'N s. D. s' IAYMAS. Chairman
Isaac C. sErxAs Secretary.
EoURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT sIxTlENyR
Allng
FOURTEENTH WARD NATIONAL TICKIT.-
! oE pis SsA e. s s;ekrhs.
JAMES nj ssi u. BARD.
THOMAS 5Sf ss' %mREh,AN.
For Couuoilmen,
s @sS ds dr. 1ssrns:o sA ssoss,
3Sth de. JOSEPH PINE.
For Assessor,
JOHN OCoNNER.
For CoRstabes,
NATHANiEL FINCH, WAsHINar0v Q. HvT7eN
For School Commissioners
DR.. HuGH SWEENEY, ABRAHAM B. DAVIS
For Trustees,
ANDREW L. ByRNE, THOMAS FAY.
For School Inspectors,
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, CHAs MArrHEws.
For inspectors of Election,
LIST district-P. Ii. MeAvoy, John Dolan.
I'd do Francis Flynn, John Leamy.
Sd DO -Davie Garthw ate, John W. Garsidc.
4th do Michael Fletcher, Joseph 0F3rien.
9Th do. Nicholas W. Mooney, VIM. Fitzpatrick
9th do. Patrick Aeehan, Henry Keap.
CIxTEENTH WARD-FORTY FOURTH COUNCIL Dis
y trct.-Ata Getting Of the delegates prsng tho
fourth Council District Convention NJ No.
street. in pursuance Of the resolutions Of tho
Demo Republican General Committee Of the city sad
county Now York, Of sal delegates being
emit, motion Conklin Sharp received the unanmoue
nomu for Councilman in said district Da.ed October
%. 1853 THALEs BLISS, Chairman.
EVAN DAVIS, Secretary
EIGHTEENTH AND TWENTY-FIRST WARDS MA
u tonal Democratic Republican nominatio n-yanss y
Smith Jr, for Assembly
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RHkOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NONINA.
~ Mor-For Assembly, Fret and Second wards Daniel
Eahen. JAMES RYAN, Chairman.
wv. TEcnrsor, Secretary
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NINTH wARD-SEyENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
IN Democratic Republican Regular NominAtion.-At .
meeting of the Convention held at Smiths 80 Perry street,
in accordance with the Of the General Com
nittee at Tammany HAL Friday 18th Instant william
Quackenbush nominated abe
candidate for Seven tb Assembly district.
JOHN HoU0HTALIN, Chairman
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Here followed the signatures Of seventy democratic
German citizens Of the different wares
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7 osT. MIsIArp OR STOLEN FROM q CORTLANDF

I osT, MIsLArp OR STOLEN. FROM % CoRTLANDr
IL strectOne small box containing hve detached lever sill
hunting watches silver with the names Of williams
Thorndyke importer engraved on the cap and also one
silver watch that had put in the box in
acc Of the one taken these are the only watches
with that engraved Of that kind, thov can easily
bcctected LIBERAL reward viii BIO gad for said watches
for information about them Apply 10 WM H. SLUf-
TER CO. % Cortlandt street.
HroRTUERN INDIANA RAILROAD BOND LOST
IN Persons are cautioned sganst negotiating bond NO.
~ an. Nnrthern Indiana Rsilrcsa Company $1,000
.me having lost Ia Edin hursh about 18th septe, q
last The will please return the bono 70 the once %
HroTFs LosT-A NOTE DRAWN ny PATTIsoN =
Marshall TO the order OF Stephen Davis ~ sx months,
from September l. for $3.50 Also drawn BY j. q. Re-
bertson the order stephen A. Davis for $ly2 three
months from August 90 Persons cautioned ssas
roang the above notes the payment has bcen stoppa
The finder will confer favor BY sending them TO a.
Davis Thirty third street. Eleventh 70 j. "
Oetrom, l9v West Thirty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

SEvENTH WARD RATIFICATION NRITIWa-Yuu
y Union Mast and shall be rreservsa-Ths Dem. raNa
Republican Electors OF the Seventh ward favor of th
regular sad the Of party
cd TO ~ the s Madison street. On Mon
day evening" Oct 81 1879 at IN sclook for The purpose of
respon to the OF charter and cesrr
Several eloquent speakers have been invited address IN,
meeting. BY order Of the Ward Committee
r. B. CONNOLLY, Chairman.
At At SS aIIAS ss.rssar, e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-15
Eaa ailAYn or lILLy aaIS

We snoa.hed down the locks az her soft goldun hur
Aud folded her hands on her breast.
And laid her at eve in the valley so fair
Mid the blossoms Of Summer TO rest
Oh rest, Lilly, rest no care to assail
For green grows the turf
Ger the tear moistened grave
Ofthe fairest flower Of the vale.
She sleeps meath the spot she had markd for repose
Where flowers soonest blossom in Spring,
And zephyrs first breathe the perfumes Of the rose,
And the birds come at evening to sing.
Oh rest, Lilly rest, etc.
The wide spreading boughs of the old chestnut tree
Bend low DER the place where she lies;
There ev's purple beams longest CLEAN on the lea,
And the moon drinks the dews they rise.
Oh rest, Lilly, rest, etc.
Alone where the brook murmurs soft on the air,
She sleeps with the turf on her breast,
As we laid her at eve in the valley 20 fair
Mid the blossoms Of Summer to rest
Oh rest, Lilly, rest etc.