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POLITICAL.


NATIONAL pHheysAcY.-oRAED DEMOCRATIC
= Clinton ard the snesdy cnargem.
az state Of New York. friendly the usares Of the party
and in ayor OF regular NO arc invited to attend
called by tho Young Mems Democratic National Club and
the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements appointed by the County
METROPOLITAN HALL,
ruuns o. " S ssssins Of s 1883
e o sS the
The various ward dssgsioae are respectfully requested
lowing other distinguished gen tlemen
vited and ected to attend aud address
Hon IsS Ss Mra Hon JohR
Hon VIM Cory Ohio HON Graham nh n Pgoi Ind
Ssssss Ssls as'
Hon Hon H saa fs.ssF s. s1s
Hon. tnsya s Hon srY
Hon Hs. i MS:s' sssf Non hss
Hon Hon sss L Ho Panha Ind yno REYNOLDS
Hon James Maurice, Y, Horace r clark, ESD, n. Y,
Hon. Iy%aa Tremsine, NY, VIM nuSssl Es ESQ., n T. y,
Hon Hon L; Dickinson n y John D. Fay Esq, n. "
Hon HON kosr feHsp N lanes Brady
Hon Henry S. Toote, Miss, Riohd BrodSead Ed, Penn,
Hon Hon Sld gnse,sOlI Con- Augustus sqhs Es
Hon Jas =. Cooley N. Y. ". c. Watson, Esq, N. Y.
Thomas 1 9; Fields II. H Morange,
william Mootry q. r. Androus,
c. Godfrey Gunther, James Parker,
George ID. W. Clinton, From the National Club
First ward-John Reid
Second ward George Nevin.
Third ward-B. A. CURE.
Fourth ward-Wm. Denman.
Fifth ward--Lyman Candee.
Sixth ward-Thomas Ryan.
Seventh ward-Michael Wall.
Eighth ward-John b. Haskin.
Ninth ward-James L. Van Wart.
Tenth ward-Daniel IL Hunt.
Eleventh ward-Jackson Vermilyea.
Twelfth. ward-Charles Wills
Thirteenth ward-John Dimon.
Fourteenth ward-E. Dobin.
Fifteenth ward-B s. Hart.
Sixteenth ward-Johu Cafirey.
Seventeenth ward-Julus johnson.
Eighteenth ward-Robert j. Dillon.
Nineteenth ward-William Wordsworth.
Twentieth ward-Theodore MARITIME.
Twenty first ward-Isaac L. Pinkney.
Twenty second ward-G Ii. Striker, Jr.
From County Convention.
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, Chairman.
BENJAMIN s.
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GARD.-THE MEMBERS OF PROTECTION ENGINE
" Company No. return their thanks TO the
members Of the Fire Department. generally their un-
ceasing and untrng Efforts to discover the our
late brother fireman. John Carman who his life
hre IN Fulton street. on Sunday morning. the Goth inst The
members also return their Mr, Edwin
Mercer of MERGERS Dining Saloon, and Smith Brothers.
l2 Fulton street. for the bouniul supply
furnished to the and their
searching for the remains of late associate
buried in the ruins of the Fowler Buildings
October 30. w q lyons Eo.smac
n. GouREAN, Secretary.
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E'IREMENs cARD.-To THE OFFICERS AND MEN
New Officers me@Sers Engine compsny
No. Of Lansingburg take this opportunity
during their risi. TO the Em
ud to gsnH
sS as BY nss @
are full to express with words the warmth of friend hip
OF your nos ss
on and all to draw upon for the ntcresthe principal
Tor the attention you pal escortns us to our place
SSS On
Nan on the day Of under great
aud the committee who untiring their
70 d. oser places
Mr. yh s Sew Spse a os hs
ing visit TO that mammoth under obi
witnessing the splendid triumph the constructon
Of the largest ana fastest printing engine in the world For
thanks-s favor which would have been happy
to Navy Yard a. Brooklyn
r OF M p Sh declare
order observed board and for that alarm dre en-
board got up for our amusement hsCommandant not
Their, ysrions Other persons entitled TO gratitude
Of our particuarang TO and all Of whom
10 the scers o. Engine Company No. o. and Hose Com.
no sZ a nd a. w were re. under great the
Also old associate and member Mr. James Riley
No. 10 Sullivan street, for the tine
reception and bis assiduous attentions during VISIT
For the facilities enjoyed by in reaching New York.
And on our so% We were to Captain Farm
power power to add to our VA, p mfort
York, who literally converted machine flower
with bouquets May they S"'st
haItaso some brother fireman lend hns bsna
top he Sap wei :, the 70 which
1s Sen '''' AIsS RSS
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E'REEMEN, DEMOCRATS, TURN OUT7-MASS NEET-
II ing of the German democrats,
ON TUESDAY, THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, 1885,
OF resolutions passed the 18th Of October
In General Committee Of the
NAN DyMooa Alto AssocrATIoN,
above mentioned day at O'Clock p In demonstration
deny of which will be clearly by the following
notices.
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
n' P%LIAS fLof EARSY
The able Expoqnder Of the Law Of All Nations and tho
ASn's TIE Il CABIN G%BiHE Sr,'''n''
Tho R'pr'sen1HsiyH q The TnS9 Democracy
Eptite them Confidence and Esteem Of tho Nation
DOWN WITH THE TRAITORS TO THE UNITY AND HARMONY
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Untrammelled Personal and Industrial Freedomf
speakers resolution viii DO submitted adoption
The following distinguished democrats invited
attend and address the meeting
Hon. Lewis Cass Hon. G. N. Dallas
Hon. VIM L. Marcy, Hon. George Bancroft,
Hon. James Guthrie, Hon. John Dix,
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Gov. Horatio Seymour
Hon. James C. Dobbin, Gov. VIM. Bigler,
Hon. James Campbell ). Gov. G. s. Boutwell,,
Hon. Caleb Cushing Gov. Isaac Toucsy
Hon. John Van Buren,, J. L. O'Sullivan, Esq.
Hon. II. j. Redfeld, Hon. Andrew II. Mi kle
Hon. Isaac " Fowler, Hon. VIM. c. Havemeyer.
Hon. s. E. Church, Hon. Mayor Westerveit
HON %% S'ES fff sss ESQ.,
Hon. B. Welsh Hon. +. F. Purdy,
Hon. Wrsh. Hawkes. Hon Fernando Wood,
Hon. /. A. Verplanck, Henry Arculares, Esq,
Here followed the signatures seventy two
Up then for the defence of constitutional rights
resistance to the lists in that democratic party
10, Of hard won liberties Come dsmocrats~hsr
mony is strength.
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EIRsr WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPuBL

EIRsT WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
II can nomnatons-Nationa and State administration
Tammany Hall
At adjourned meeting Of the regularly elected demo-
cratic charter nominating convention the First
held at No. IS WhiteS all street, October IS 1853 the follow
ing name nimousy nominated, to witt
For Councmen-First district Michael Moloney; Second
district, Martin Cregier.
For Assessor-Michae DOran, Jr.
Keirran.
For School Trustees-Peter NJ Bayard James Sorahan,
George Kuchen.
Fer School Inspectors-Noah B. Stokey, James Spelman
Fer Constabes-A Alexander Brulte Charles DAILY.
Inspectors of ElectionFirs district, John Fay Michael
Doran Second district Thomas Burns Tn ,mas Croedo
Third district, James Fitzgbbons John W. Brown.
Finance Committee-John Fay William Stokeey, Martin
Creger, Charles McCay, Michael Doran, Jr
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted -
Resolved, That this convention conformity with the
Instructors Of the ationa and State demo
satisfied that Patrick Hosan their candidate for Alderman
is fully equal to the necessity Of reform required
and that during years in
the First ward he he's been the faithful friend Of the
and especially Of the distressed emgrant from country
In Europe.
Resolved That in the other nominees Of ticket this
Convention has endeavored TO select candidates, who,
elected, will perform their duties in worthy Of
themselves and honorable to the ward
CHARLES McCAY, Chairman.
s sGas rAr bonAr, Jr Secretaries
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u direct nom Paris che largest beautiful cosc
non q artificial eyes sy:r @psfssd They are inserted WITH
ss.sS viii and look Exactly o the natural Eye Dr.
sss: s : s
o'clock daily At his Office bl2 Broadway
DIR. Gilbert VIII Remove LARGE cancerous
IF nd S n %'sns tho
No. ASS Broadway The public ere invited to call s'
Syrup OF Ginseng and Malva.-Ginseng
nrs became well known Eur through the
the stomach and increases w. vital ssts The spsup Is
Sr tae by Charles H. Ring 1872 Broadway and Boyd Paul,
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye needs mo- Puff
other skin defOrni.ies Equally renowned his poudrs
% ior npr9ong hair from low 9rshsads Or any part
the old established depot e. Walker street. Broadway
Hair for the Bald.-Time and Care are Great
enemies to uxuraut locks but the effects Of these desroyer
price Is cents de,os sarSsrs ladies' haisdres
ing establishment, 4s9 Broadway.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Liquid Hair Dye.-
This preparation stands unriyslsd ano
hair dyes The inaliabi ~ Of its action upon the hair
sSd an applied at No
tadoros)
Hair Dye and Wigs.-BatchelOr's manufac-
@ = No. s pos dr h p,If 4, wnSss he
application of his hair dye and newly invented wigs and
dress. ....
Wigs, Wigs.-The Silver Medal was award
Cd By the American Inu,ituts this year to MEDHURs&
Wigs toupee ladies' front and back braids curs &o al
ways hand Warranted to shrink change color
HIPS Hair Cutting, Curling, shampooing
and shaving room at q Nassau street adjoining Liberty
Dye his celebrated inable Ongusnt to promote tho
growth and beautify the hair
Important to All who Value their Hair
BENDAL haircuter No. l03 Chambers street. NEAR
1hyroh restorative which is ntallibs to prove IT he
will the hair make charge. The only manu-
oturer the city whs makes this OFFER 1t is worth trial
Call
II You want Whiskers Moustache Use
ny onguent II will force them thick and strong In
SIX weeks and 1t will not stain njure the skin par
bottle part of the country. R. O. GRAHAM 81
apn street ali druggsts brooklyn Mrs Hayes ITS Fulton
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esck Why he the mani Because he made the greatest
discovery made and the discovery ut
not until he spent nine Of toll and SIS 900 in
Advertising could he make the people believe IT, But
che from of the Union other DR. Uo.
benssck has cured annual amount Of deaths
children induced the doctor think there q
the medical could not understand and being
from observation and practice that the diseases III
oils understood the profession his par
Acuai study and in nine cases out Of ten Of every post
norton examination discovered that the stomach and
els were literally alive with But the medicine
70 correct the bowels did not the hence every
ono will see that IL the had been driven from the
em nature would then restore the patient TO health
70 every person. both old and young and to mother
who has weak and debiitacd children, who
suffering with Of the bowels TO take Hobenaos
wcrm and liver pills. IL Ia late try long
there IN the invalid TO take III and The being
excuse DO without IT, as IL has become popular with
INC people o the United States that respectable store
1SsRS connders heock complete without It, @. " CLICK
Bastegn States. 49, "
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY.-ALL U. s. NAVY SAILORS WHO
w served In u s. vessel In the Pacific at time from
1876 70 1909 can promptly obtain their double OF
EDWARD BISSHLL, Agent,
date Purser o. s. NJ. 70 South william o.. below Wan
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THE EIREsgEN.


Alta MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE INsUR-
"A Petrol held AZ their ststion Ne 70 Dutch street
sppoiStsd chamsn and James HUDSON Secretary Shea
the following Preamble and REGULATIONS were adopted
The wsPS' S BIZ PHs = ~ g"sS . tax.
cuped by Rogers Co., corner Of Fulton and Nassau
beloved brother and associate, John csr%an
Patrol deeply feeling the loss and deperng the sad event
hs as sS eoRa 81 and The an
Patrol of friend and valued companion therefore
Resolved That the members of the Insurance Fire
ment wear the usual badge mourning sixty
that we also our and house with em
esteemed associate and brother in body.
the F aaa so vi RSsne company
which he was member to make suitable arrangements
Resolved That copy of these resolutions signed by the
esA nc family
JAMES HUDSON, Secretary. =
A CARD-THE MEMBERS OF PHENIx HOSE COM
No. 100 Fulton fss1 I to Geo
refreshments furnished tie at Windust No. II
and IL '
RALPH REYNOLDS, Secretary. <.a ~.
A MEETING OF ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE INsU
1pesday At Il oaocH for the on
ns the funeral Of our o friend eR and Shn
JANIS HUDSON, Secretary.
ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF PROTECTOR FIRE
Engine Company No y held s a. the Gag ne hoR
street. II
Resolved, That pass a of thanks Messrs Smith
Brother clothiers in Fulton for the liberal supply
Of furnished the company tho time of the
Of Fulton and Nassau
company JOHN AcNICAL, Foreman.
EDWARD MePHELAN, Secretary.
AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF FRANKLIN HOOK
"A and Ladder Company No. II, held Monday evening
October 81 1883 the following preamble resolutions
unanimously adopted -
Whereas 1t has been the will Of Almighty
Of brother members Michael Orien in the midst
Of his event which Goth of Dc
Fulton streets. -
Resolved That in the death of brother
fireman, Michael OBren the company loss OF
who active in the faithful discharge duties
Is q fireman a citizen. $3.50
Resolved That the company deeply sympathse with his
afflicted relatives and friends their melancholy bereaye
| ment.
Resolved That suspend duty for five days rs mark
| OF esteem and respect for late associate.
Resolved That copy Of the preamble and resolu-
lions be transmitted to the relatives
and brother fireman.
THOS. H. earle
e.. GARNER, }Commttee.
EDWARD L. BREMOND,S
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON CALIFORNIA.-JoNES
Pantoscope Of California, the Plains and Salt Lake,
faithfully painted by the best artists from fifteen hundred
daguerreoypes taken expressly for this purpose Wesley
Jones and representing to the life Indians Mormons and
Cafornisns will open Hope Chapel Lecture Tues
day evening next tickets cents full descriptive lecture
by the artist and appropriate music will enlven the
cises.
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POLITICAL


SlxTH WARD-NArtoHAL DEMOCRATIC gkPuBLI.
~ can regular nomination:-
HENRY n HOWARD
i Ind, Democratic rate, Regular nomination for Assembly,
NINTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REGULAR
GEO cRos ssas' g. snd Rkii.T.s'
ABIAT Hr Af'' I. RyiLLARD.
WILLIAM Efs Aa'J g. BRsnssIrY
Twentyhrst District. twenty third District,
Twsnty-seoond District, Twenty fourth Dissroi
For Assessor
s of 'sas R.V''
yo...u c,owI For School Trustees, . ss.
JOSEPH oAG For Inspector. of sass sts '1'A'
GusrAvus A. G Eor 1vsa. ., r,oo Wm VALUE
FRS. s1is,s; J .sss9
Sirs sprins ss c.orss
E Es dstriosIWn Alderman, James ainsay.
c @9 Mscn
Es sowsn
Ninth dStrict-Lewis conovsr Frank Is s. Edwards
Isaac c. srIxAs, Secretary.
NINTH WARD-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
~ Democratic Republican Regular Nomination. AT
in accordance with the Of the General Com
mittee at Tammany Hall, Friday, 18th instant, William
Qusckenbueh unanimously nominated tho democratic
candidate for Seventh Assembly c%n " S;triSs
s.JdHs Stage, Secretary.
NINTH WARD CITY REFORM NOMINATIONS
~ For Acknowledgements G. Leigh.
For Alderman-Peter p. VOORHEES,.
Councmen, 2lst dist.-Honry p. See,
" I'D dist.-Chsres J. Holder,
sd dist.-Corn's s. Cooper,
y" oath dist-Alfred Brush
For Assessor-Abram Demarest
For school Commissioner-Wm Soc;
For Constabe-P. Brush,
Benz D. Wisner.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, ELEVENTH WARD.
My name stil appearing as the democratic candidate
for Assem- ly for this district would state that have
Withdrawn from the CANVASS and shall heartily coincide
with the nominating committee in the support of Col
Joshua Fleet the regular democratic candidate for this
district. WIN. p. VALENTINE.
n cratic Republican Ward Committee held at % avenue
e. Of Third street. Monday evening" October
convened for the purpose Of rang the charter nomina
tons of the ward the following ticket adopted
the ensuing election
For Alderm Wesley Smith.
For Aseeesor-Lewis Dingse.
For ConHtabes-Andrew Lutz, Dennis Lowdep
For Counomen-Twenty eighth DISTRICT John Phillips;
twenty ninth do. Everett H. Kmbark thrteth
Pdgeon; thirty drst do Thomas H. Faron; thirty
do, Thadeous Il. Glover.
For School Commisson Jededah Miller Hugh Crom-
bic.
For School TrusteesJohn Anderson, Jr William j. Bar
ker.
For School approximations Piokford, william u. Blas.
dell. =
MI Hiram Engls appointed the Collector for the ward
enG the only 70 sHs for Sh
JOHN HART, Secretary.
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IT'S praised, commended, and extolled,
BY folks from every quarter i
They say "it's worth its weight in gold,

II II tho Porous Glass Filter that L. thus
spoken Of. We say and boldly that clean
and tidy bouekeeper will the Croton other rain
without purifying 1t with this excellent hlter Sold at
NO. JIG Broadway.
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CECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-THIRD AND SIXTH
~ Wards-National republican democratic regular
nation
For Assembly-George Dewitt Clinton.
JOHN CLArcEY, Secretary.
L,IFTH WARD.-AT MEETING OF PIE DEMO.
cratic Republican Electors of the Fifth ward, held at
the Emblem No. IS West Broadway on Monday evening"
October 81 James G. Jacobus called to the Chair d.
WILSON, John D. Dixon E. Is. Hart, James Clark Philip
Gebhardt Francis Tlou Jacob Rusk Patrick Kerregen,
and Thomas Sherwood appointed Vice and
lillian Francis Andrew Clark, and H. Cutting, Score
tariffs The following report of the Nominating Committee
was received and unanimously adopted :
For Alderman.
HENRY r. H0FFMIRE
For Councilman.
sth dist.-JosEpH II. JACKSON.
9th dist.-RoBERr D. LIVINGSTON.
10th dist.-PETER NJ ScHENcR.
For Asesssor-JAmEs G. JAcoBus
For School CONFERENCE.-The Abram ID. Wilson and
John ii. Wetmore.
For Trustee-James E. Fountain.
For Assembly-John T. Savage, Jr
For Inspectors of Election.
LIST dist-Dsniel Harrigan and John l. Henry
I'd dist John Wolf and William Hofmire
Sd dist.-Theodore Hart and William Francis.
4th dist-Andrew Clark and James W. Bebee.
9Th dist-John A. Bradish and David Lourie
9th dist-Parick Kerrigan and William H. Appleyard.
The meeting ably and eloquently addressed by IL. H.
JAMEs Z. JACoBUs, Chairman.
Vice Prcsidents-E B; Hart; Abram D.; Wilson, John D.
Jacob Rusk, Patrick Kerrigan, and Thomas Sherwood
AsPREw CLARK, Secretaries.
ii. b. CUTTING,
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FOURTEENTH WARD NATIONAL TICKET
For State Senator.
GEORGE q. SICKLES. =
For Assembly, .
JAMES M. BARD.
For Alderman,
THOMAS WHEELAN.
For CouneilmeD,
36th district-PATRIcK BARNES,
37th do. -JETrERsoN BRowy,
3Sth do. -J0sEPH PINE.
For Assessor.
JOHN O,CoNNER.
For CoRstablee,
NATHANIEL FINCH, WAsHINeroN @. HUrrsN.
For School Commissioners,
DR.. HUGH SWEENEY, ABRAHAM B. DAVIS
For Trustees,
ANDREW i. ByRNE, THOMAS FAY
For School Inspectors
JOHN McLAUGHLIN CHAs MATTHEW'S.
Fer inspectors of Election,
1st district-P. II. McAvoy, John Doan.
I'd do. Francis Fly mn, John Leamy
Sd 60. -Dayie Garthw ate, John w. Garside.
4th do. Mich ael Fletcher, Joseph 0'Brien.
9th do. Nicholas w. Mooney, VIM. Fitzpatrick.
9Th do. Patrick Meehan, Henry Kean.
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II You want Whisl<ers or MOustache Use
onguent II will force them to grow thick and strong In
bottle sent to any part of the country R. GRAHAM IS
Aon street all druggsts Brooklyn Mrs Hayes It's Fulton
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1russos, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
- for enlarged legs elastic suspen-
~ bandaSess pinal braces ladies and abdominal
ssss:rs elubfoot knock knee and bovleg nstrumsnts
Oulen0y No. An stroeA
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Ing. Curling. Shampooin0

HuI's Hair Cutting, Curling, ShampOOing
and shaving at % Nassau street adjoining Liberty
street. where sold HIPS Improved instantaneous Hair
Dye and his celebrated infable Ongusnt to promote tho
xroKth and beautifY the hair.
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T: AeIinger, having closed his Boarding
ena rdng acadamy at Yonkers the season. will cell
ortv ms stock Of horses for soundnes Style speed
sally until sold at the Bazaar No Crosby street Ask
and saddle horses. - ''' AA'S"'N p-A'
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EDMUND G. CHARLES, 7 Park place.

Glasgow House, West END, 7y0 Broadway,
Asax Church Madden Stewart importers British
French and embrcdres lace goods linen handker
Chiefs &o &o will their extensive retail establish
ment Saturday Oct g. 1858. Popular trade popular
Roods. prices.
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Now Ia the Time to Buy Your Curtains.-
sy;.G g: N0oDFoRD CO, ss9 Broadway, are selling 'f
oornices tasse loops &C. at 20 less than usual
prices. Call mme aiately without fail.
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NOTICE.-THE PERSON WHO WROTE A NOTE TO
MI u White on Saturday last would center great "a
vor sending his address stating where interview
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The New York Picayune Is ahead or all
opposition this week The engravnas every
way that issued in three paper on
the recent donas tho custom capital hit
Spice fun wit satire pathos line its columns
Read tread IT, Sold at all tho news depots Office No is
Spruce street. Mail Subscribers 81 a year
GLOVER 4 LEVISON, Propretors
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Carpetings.-Peters0n & Humphrey, 379
Broadway have received and arcl opening their fall
style Of rich and elegant carpetngs imported
city trade consisting Of rich Bouy.ise oarpet Gin entire
carpet in this country medallion velvet Aoquet
Administer tapestry and Brussels carpets and all grades Of
cheaper oarpetng usually found In Also
sloths In great variety for sale liberal terms
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II NICKERCoCKER HOSE COMPANY NO. 2-THE
N members of the above company hereby notified to
attend the funeral of Mr. John Carm Assistant
of this Company also Mr. Michael o. Bren
of Hose Company No g. who lost their lives at the
of Flu ton and Nassau streets. The membefs will
at the carriage house at u o'clock precisely By
der of JOHN d. LENT, Foreman.
E.. r. JENKINS, Secretary.
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Boots and Shoes.--Thc Best and Cheapest
place in the city to get really article
Cork sole double soe dress boots and
Ahoes Of every description.
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Important to All who Value thei

BENDALL the harcutter No. 1903 Cham street. NEAR
Church has restorative which ia nfalble to prove no
will restore the hair make charge The only manu-
oturer In the city whs makes this oe 1t Is worth trial
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THIS Dny Join GOIdsm1fh'S Cheap Glasses
n writing Terms s. for the course including share in
two premiums valued $500 Young gen tlemen qualified
Tor the counting house Ladies' classes at IL A. NJ and
o'clock y. N. Apply this day.
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Wigs, Wigs.-The Silver Medal was award.
cd by the American Institute this year. to MEDHURSv
HEARD No. q Maiden lane, for the best gentlsens wigs
Wigs toupees ladies' front and back braids ours &o al
ways hand Warranted not to shrink change color
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Curtain Materials OF every descrlp-
ton lace and muslin curtains window shades and corn
ees with every article in the upholstery line Offer
Cd 70 cont lower than other house in the CITY,
A. N. r. DAVIES, Upholsterers, No. 1876 Bowery.
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DRoTEcToR FIRE ENGINE COMPANY No. 1.-THE
Il members and honorary members Of this company are
requested at the engine house Tuesday Nov is
~ o'clock M to the last tribute Of respect to our
brother fremen who lost their lives Che fire in
Fulton street. JOHN McNICOL, Foreman.
4. McPHELAN, Secretary.
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EIGHTEENTH AND TwENTY.FIRsr WARDS M
~ tonal Den ocratic Republican nominato Thames
Smith Jr, for Assembly
j.. II. ArTHoN, Secretary