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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

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A T. Ma E GEE np
Ss st n s' he purpose a
the following nomiaatons-
Cor oraeiImaa"JaeoS W. Gso od
Assessors-Francis b Ball J. Bayard Fish.
constAbles-Wm. Cartwright Geo ". Jacques.
First psh,ot~H ". Genet. John Forshurs.
Second IistricsIoso g Hsrssn, ?. W; Clark.
schOo Comprehension 2 Hall, Alex. AOCotter.
In Inspectorsnsaa e Adrisncs Jas B. skmsn
A. r. Mills. See. LAWRENCE r. KERR, Chairman.
TwENTIErH WARD i FIFTY SECOND DISTRICT
i Peoples Choice Regular nomination. without dstnc-
uon Of psrty-For Councilman, George T. Jaques-An
adass n0n'pai wi" vote for thu above can
TWENTYFIRsT WARD CITY REFoRM NoMINA-
me Metropolitan Hal Committee Of which Cooper
For Acknowledges Mott,
For Afsessors-rGemas g SAITH, John I'M CARR csrisa
FisT fo x cgSs
%as spsr Corning George
For INSPECTORS Of ~ elton =:
renee I fRh & Rsa 1avi''n
the It If Comm Geq nj s nqs Dssn
q all who desire radical ohsnge in our municipal
upon With our aS and g 90 rupee
Do comp A e. Fiagg his Efforts
tte exl and restore the good the
will carry out the provisions Of the amended charter and
oppose by ice and all esrrups schemes for
the q y treasury.
Nominating Committee
II. NJ Seheifeln, Joel White, Charles Morgan
William r. Dodge Geo. W. Qninta-d, Tennis w. Quick,
John Just, ia per g rning, John r. Bruce
Isaac III Bailey, George j. Byrd, Geo. " pomeroy.
e. A. Brinckeraof, John J. Phelps T. IT. Herrick.
Alfred North, Richard Bell isaac N PHELPS
asa n Whesler James Smith, Leonard Appleby,
JoN n G. Motley, guet, orge Scliott,
Jas van Beuren, Nathan Bangs, Jr. Alfred Pell
Nahum Sullivan, George w. Rose, j. II. Keeler,
George Greer, Edm'd. Hurry Geo j. Ruch
DUBL1C MEETlE G.-BROOKLYN. AROUSE,-A PoR.
uon OF orr fellow citizens composing "The Board of
Excise Of the City Of Brooklyn" have indicted for dis
charging their duty without ear, favor affection" The
citizens Of in favor o. liberal vews and opposed %
the recent action of the Grand indicng he Rosr
3 c ,e e9ostsd to public meeting Mrs
venber next, at eloek r. NJ purpose of adopting
such measures may be deemed advisable proper n
speet to such indictments above referred TO-.
MANY CITIZENS
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POLL'rTCAL..

w AT TAMMANY HALL,
TUESDAY, THE FIRST Of NOVEMBER 1853.
u OF resolutions passed the 18th Of october
GERMAN AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
cit from all the
democratic felowczens to participate the
atovs ed day AZ o'clock r. Ia demonstrat on
aepcy of With will be clearly understood by the following
notices.
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
The Champior OF tho Progressive Democracy.
The able Exrounder the Law All Nations and the
Rights of American Citizens.
THE CABINET,
The Representative o. the Unon Democracy.
THEIR ACTIONS
Entitle them to TIL Confidence and Esteem the Nation
DOWN WITH THE TRAirohs-ro THE UNION AND HARMONY
DEMOCRATIC
The meeting will be addressed BY German and English
speakers an rcsoluiors will be adoption
The folio distin guhed been invited 10
attend and address the meeting
Hon. Lewis Iass, Hon. G. M. Dallas,
Hor. VIM. l.. Marcy, Hon. George Bancroft.
Hon. James Guthrie, Hon. John A Dix
Hon JEFFERSON Davis, Gov Iloratio Seymour,
Hon Jane. q Dohbin, Gov VIM Biger,
Hon. Robert MeCleliand, Gov w. w. Low
Hon. James Campbell Gov. G. s. Boutwell,.
Hon. Caleb Gushing, Gov. Isaac Toucay
Hon. A. o. y. Nicholson, John Cocbrane Ear
Hon. John Van Buren,, J. l.. OSul ivan, ESQ.,.
Hon. H. d. Redheld, Hon. Andrew II. Mi jkle
Hon. Isaac v. Fowler, Hon. VIM. G. Havemeyer,
lion. > Il. Church, Hon. Mayor Westervsit,
uon w m right n. u, Richard L. Compton, ESD,
Hon. Jo I'm Q. Wright, N. Y, Azarab O.. Flagg ESQ,
Ion u y Randall, Hon. Conrad Swaakhamer,
Hon. b. Welsh Hon. H. Il. Purdy,
Ion Martin Grover, Hon. Levi Chatfcld,
iion wright hawkes., Hon. Fernando Wood,
Hon j. A. Verplanck, Henry Arcuaries Esd.
Hon Robert Kelly, snd MANY others
Here followed the signatures of two
German citizens Of the diff, rent ware S.
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.-oUR COUNTRY RIGHT OR
~ wrong an adjourned meeting of the unterrihed
democracy Of the Eighteenth ward held at jackson
27 Third avenue, Monday evening, October "a, James
1y adopted:--
For AldermaY-William Foster
For Councilman, Fiftysevent distrct-Andrew W. Con
nation.
For Assessor-John Kegan.
For Constables-George Darby and Jacob Grady.
For School MeQull and Thomas
Doolan.
School Trustee--Jehn Forley.
School lnspec tors--D aniel Rooney and John Finley
Inspectors 4 Elect on.
First district--James smith and Edward flaming.
Second Enthusiastically McGrath and John Carr.
Third dstrict--Bcrnard n Dsrmot and Isaac OdsN.
Fourth distrct-Patrck Cain and John Quinlan.
JOHN 1ooSEy, Secretary.
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CECoNB WARD-CITY REFORM-AT A MEETING OF
the Second Ward City Reform Association held on the
2st instant, the following candidates unanimously
to represent them in the city government at the
ensuing election in accordance with the Of
the great City Reform Meeting held at Metropolitan Hall
Fer Alderman-Abel Edgerton, 4s Fulton street.
For observation-disclosures Seely 800 Pearl street.
For Ass.ssors-Chas. f. Qurk, John Cameron.
For School Comm ssioner-H. Shaw, II. w. Clarke
For School Trut tee-Thos. G. Chambers.
For School Inspeotors-Thos Parker Henry Redemond.
s. B. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
ii. W. CLARKE, }s..u..u.s
CHAs. H. ROBBINS, }S''1e"Aio''
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
- Tho public respectfully informed that the Crystal r.
Aoe open every day days excepted between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. and 10 o'clock r. NJ rnu fnrtho
notice.
Gh}s,cn mnSsp al: vc:,: 81 ..e
Monthly tskets flor each calendar month";.
Xdmisso S a os s.s1,;d.,; =.
Xisiters srs particularly requested provide shsmaev
wish change, 70 prevent delay ~ tho entrance
Tickets may Be purchased At the entrance 70 the Cyf
PAaoe, or ~ the pso store Of VIM Hall Son, &e Broad
way, corner Pa9k place; also 81 Jolies music store ~
0IOaAWAy. JOHN n. BATCHnLDBA
DssrstAsy % Vie Supss1ntendeaA
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nEkOCRaTlC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOHINA.
~ sion.-For Assembly, First and Second wards Daniel
kshen. JAkES RYAN Chairmsa.
VIZ THOMPSON, Secretary
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A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF
"A Arrangements for the National Democratic Republican
Ratification Committee will be held Tuesday evening,
No, mber o'clock, at the stuyvesant Institute st
William Dsn%aIn; a. lame, Clark Oh Thomas Ryan;
W.rt; 10TH Daniel Il Hunt llth, jackson yermye; l2h
Charles Mills 18Th John im0p as1 ' william ashan l'a
j. Dillon; 10Th William WORDSWORTH 10th, Thoo MARITIME;
2st, Isaac Pinckney; 22d II. Stykef ", Gommitt
Of Arrangement OF the Judiciary Conysntion Thomas c.
Fields IL H. Morange, James Parker c. Godfrey Gunthcr
John H. Anthem William MootrS, c. De Witt Clinton g. r.
Anarons (eorre Bowne Committee of Arrangements Of
the Your MEMS Demo cratic . zion al Club, by order,
WILLIAM WORDSWO RTH, Unairlnan.
BENJAMIN s. HART, Secretary.
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CEvENTH WARD WING REF0RM-REGULAR NO.
- limitations The following ticket with exception is
composed OF who have yet held any Office of
cmoument II elected they will prove themselves the
true reformers -
For ADMINISTRATION D. Andrews iron merchant
For semblyman-Edmund r. Barrow, lawyer.
For councilmenFourttenth district-Ebenszer W. Msr
gans, brass founder.
Fifteenth dstrict--stephcn Roberts, shipemith.
Sixtcenth district-Rooscvelt @. Sccor, calker.
Fer Asse sor-Luther Richards, house carpenter.
School Ccmmissioners--W King and VIM Hargan.
School Trrstee-D. l.. Pettec
School Inspcctors-P. Brsmner and WIN. II. Lewis.
Constablss-JolnN y. waite spd Thomas Ksgshaw.
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CIXTEENTH WARD-FORTY FOURTH COUNCIL DIS
- rict-Ats Getting of the delegates uprising the
Council District Convention at No 20 West
street. in Of the resolutions OF the
Dsme cratic Repu bcan General COMMITTEES Of the city
county OF New York, Of sal delegates being
emit on motion Conklin Stsrp received the unanimous
nomination for Councilman in said district Dacd October
%, 1858. THALES BLISS Chairman.
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POLITICAL.

y IDi.a Must aud sha Be PrsseryedMTse psmoelatie
kep1bosn istsrs o. sne Seventh ward in favor Of the
At the headguarter rs Nadsoa street on Nom
iponans charter sad .ehdso ait 5er
nss By ssa s " address
q. B. cosNoLLY. Chairman.
A. JONI 7; eea ars4Ss, ssssrss.rs.
EIGHTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WING
is sr as%ssr Of Asss@5iyo eEesSasd Greene.
For For eaansinenr4sh ' pis. TsaSr wua
! isS 5 ssIs Fss.S ss;sa...
For nsfaScs-Wiiisn b. Jones' James L. Howe.
For schoel conmissi9HeSs.J Fell James NJ Murray.
For School Webb Lewis + wadsworsA
@ w. n Hss
Hoffman; Hon. + A. Tallmadge. Hon. William D. Greene
band & music nus VII vi be Ell in attendance
~ JOHN N. SMITH, Chairman.
Z. GREENE, Secretary.
NINTH wARD-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
x bemoefs era Republican Regular Nominstion.As a
in accordance with the recommendation Of the General
unanimously nominated as the democras
candidate Tor Seventh Assembly district
JOHN Stage, Secretary.
IN nomination. 'DS'' -'-~
Por Senator
GEORGEG SICKLkS
For Assembly,
ABIATlAR Il. MlLLARD.
For Alderman,
WILLIAM J. BkISLEY.
For Couneiimen,
Twenty -irst District. Twenty third District
JOHN MACK. CHARLES EDWARDS.
Twenty second District, Twenty fourth District
AARON DEyAN. Or. w. A. MANSON.
For Assessor,
LEWIS p, CLOVER.
For Constables,
JONATHAN b. SHAY, PfuANDER BRUSH,
For Commissioners Of Common Council,
DR., JOHN s. CARTER, WM c. CLOVER,
For School Trustees,
JOSEPH CRowEif, ISAAC b. SEixAs.
For Inspectors q sGheels,
GusTAvus A. CoNovER, WM. VALVE.
For Inspectcr Of Election,
First district-R. v. N. ID nysc, Jacob Brush
Second district-Wm. H. Godfrey, J. Robinson.
Third dstrict-Ley Springsteer, George Munson.
Fourth distrct-Wm. Alderman, James b. Mingay.
Fifth district-Lews J. Parker, VIM. Murray.
Sixth district Charles Rookie, George McCunc.
Seventh Districts y. Lsyuan John G. Biaueeit
Eighth dittrct-Lewis +. Edwards Samuel Row and.
Ninth distrct-Lewis Conovyr, Frank s. Edwards.
s. ID. LAYMAN, Chairman.
isaac G. SEIxAs Secretary,
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THIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AT AN ADJOURNED
meeting of this Assembly district composed Of the First
and Second wards held at 49 Fulton street. the 10Th Of
October the nomi alton rendered to the Honorable W. c.
Wldekind having been declined George A. Shueldt Jr
Tesdng ut Towards Hotel unanimously nominated
the democl attic candidate represent said district in the
Assembly of this State. L. g. GREELEY, Chairman.
JOHN q. ALIsT9AT, Secretary,
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EIGHTEENTH AND TwENTY.FIRsT WARDS Ma
~ tiona Democratic Republican nominaNo thames N
- :, ~ WARD B. BURNETT, Chairman.
+ H..
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THIRD WARD CITY REFORM NOMINATIONS, AUX
iiary TO the Metropolitan City Reform Association
Charter Ticket For alderma n-Orson Blunt, manu-
fscturer IL Broadway For CounclmanaWilliam Young
N. D. SO Barclay street For orHuga Martini
Oh ambers Huds streets For School Commission
er-Alanson Jones Thomas G. Stewart For School Trus
tee-Ncholas s. Ludum. For School Inspcctors-Georgs
Harrison John Weeks.
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Charter Tieksa-For Alderman-0rison Blant gun manu-
barclay stree: For u Martin cor
er-Alanson s. Jones Thomas e. stewart For school Trus
tee-NehoIas s. Ludlum For School Inspcctors-Georgs
FOURTH wARD-AT AN IMMENSE MEETING OF
the national democracy Of the old Fourth held at the
aaek Ws to s s Ss e .sG n
syrointed Vice Presidents, w DOaria MI ms John
Heating Pr Edward Grey Patrick Larney, George Rice,
The following gentlemen pointed Secretaries John
sEss
adopted with nine Is cheers viz .;, -
For Cour cilmen-5th distrot-John Baulch.
7th distrct-Androw Cusack.
Tor Assessor-John hidden
Henry p fSr School conmii hPa5gs 5o''ph'
y,.,.,,o,r., For School inspectors n..sn,.,
Patrick Grove For seh'0i Trustees Barnet. LEVY
For In sgss. S;.s e Election:
Thomas Fitzgerald, w Anthony Mccrodden.
Samuel Bushnell i'''l' Oliver o'ponnell.
Herman Kon, Charles Anderson.
Fifth District.
John Oliver Timothy Coleman.
For Assembly.
Patrick II. Maguire
The following named med & i Hays
pointed committee to report resolutions expressive OF the
Re5oiyed That we hail with uumitigated satisfaction the
ayrsb known the citizens Of the ward from his earliest
s e. and t 81 at at
acts proving himself nstqns In h r:sog
the wardone who in the darkest hours Of the
n sna pr sd o. @
boldly stood forward the bearer
Of the ward that then we vii on the day Of tho cleo
ton Of citizen faithful representative by eectng him
oistd iniy realizing the necessity for
city councils have confidence that better
% The ss Gr B i nsa
and cussch who emphateally Of the people and who
fellow men, as worthy intelligent mechanics and urrghS
Resolved, That in John Ridden candidate for
cor Ae have also national democrat good ant faithful
osve the anmous support Of the the ward for
Resolved Tht the names of the candidates eonsta
hes have well known 70 citizens worthy nd
aSseryng mngno wl honesty discharge the duties Of Tho
Resolved, That the several gentlemen named for school
tier known activity fidelity and in Is to US guar
snty that The duties sch DOL ocers will be discharged by
them collectively ar Individually with single eye to the
Resolved, That our csnddsts for Assembly, Patrick H.
gent citizen, Straightforward democrat and who
Ss inc
R.vsd That shesrfuy e the Z:
knowing him to be national democrat worthy Of our
support. The Fourth ward will give hin bamper
election, in s4 stand true to the national
srsey and give an majority for The regular
peeial q ampion, James T. Brady.
7. brady Esi +. Mccarthy, Dr. N. oDonnei and +. J.
tho n y the ps sa
with nine cheers r s 'a Pd sSs n; the
J Jsms i iir wans' Ssesrss.riss.
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wvHE DAGUERREAN GALLERY so EASY OF AC-
cess in the city is ROOTS 60 Broadway Persons who
wish to avoid long and tedious journeys up nnumerabe
stairs wi make Of this Perfect pictures taken in
every STYLE and in all sorts Of weather.
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CIxgH wARD-NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
- regular nomination.
For Alderman,
HENRY H. HOWARD.
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BOARD AT Gas NONCOMPLIANCE AND DEsIRA-
ID lie snits Of rooms WITH front p-rlors rs aud second
focrs also no for single gentlemen be obtain
ed with full ard The house has all the modera
me
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.--AN ENGLISH LADY
ID having opened house. three blocks from Atlantic
snd Wall street ferries houge newly furnished, baths
Ac is desrous Of obtaining few gcneel choice Of
and the comforts Of home BIO had Apply at No
12 Hicks
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DOARD.-sUITES OF ROOMS, ON THE SECOND
ID floor rerete with the convenouces Of water &C.,
furnished not desired upexeeponabe families Sock
omforabe home would do well TO amply at 80 East
Twentieth tree between Broadway and Fourth
Also suite rooms fourth fcor. Two baths in tho
References EXCHANGED.
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THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF THE NINTH
ward this evening convened for the purpose of nom
mating candidate for the Assembly, Independently who will
be guided legislation BY reemels will and after due and
deliberations Jacob Cole Of the Ninth wart
imousy the Seventh Assembly district The
of this nomination will in due time be officially
announced. G. b. ALBERTSON, Chairman.
JOHN Pool, Secretary.
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FINE ARTS.

nECIDrDLY COoL-ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY OF
~ snow storm paper just arrived and for SALE price
two shillngf, at A. TURNBULlS book stationery music
and variety store 3 Hudson street All the magazines for
November at low prices Give US q call.
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A WIDOW LADY CAN LET HANDSOME FRONT OR
"A back ROOM furnished 70 gentleman aud lady, with
meals in their If required board for the lady only in
retired neighborhood. west of Broadway Four lines Of
and five minutes The str ctest confidence
will b. observed Address r. L. H. Broadway Post Office,
for three days.
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ITO GROCERS, LIQUOR DEALERS OR BUTCHERS
J. coed G auce fer person with small capital. A
grocery 10 he let Sold with without the
hkturer Apply at No. 81 Columbia street. south OF Allan
tic, South Brooklyn. N B-There is tavern license
gas fixtures to it.
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NsrRUCTIOS.
YOUNG LADY FROM SWEDEN, DISTINGUISHED
obtain situation in female institute here il the South,
70 Professor Dsrmstrom 14s Waverley place.
A FRENCH PERSON, HAVING A FEW HOURS TO
every day. wishes to engage in an American ny
guage She las the best of recommendations Address W.
M, Herald Office.
EsTABLIi INTENT FOR YOUNG LADIES, DEAN
nnmSr T pup % board an
ftrnet on the san Of lone eombnnr with the
more sSld Iraneies mpsments rcsnad life.
& a. as music siore Park Place and Broad
way.
EyESIsN,c: DRAwISG CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN
s u SSSS esase M AZ inc In
Broadway, continues pupils thorough
.cruction in he French LANGUAGE nparsins to them ha
private class, s. per month (twelve lsssons)
TNsTRUcTIoN.-soUND AND GENUINE ENGLISH
and a ss Sc ryas
IN hns with III
lessons at moderate terms
NTissA. A, HAYES HAVING RETURNED TO THE
AZ city for s will b happy to attend to pupils
xarss BsssSway sl nsrsiSy oce ''n00'
M nARIN: ONE OF THE BEST RIDING MASTERS
partas with $4,000 Apply to Gougolmao 81 Grand ST.
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-A NEW SPANISH CLASS
Owil - CONNER eed Monday next, by PROF vINGUT,
ut NJ, S6 Warren street. He will also, himself to
teach the four months sum- payabls
a. the ems II satisfactory to thu scholar.
@OlA -GOLDsMITH's CHEAP GLASSES WILL CON.
WOVUs early In November tickets for sale now;
price 70 full course Of instruction pennanshp
euding $500 Ia premiums to pupils BookkeepinG stuae
commencing on or before Tuesday November will BIO ent
asSsm rss~y
0oldsmths system Of psnmansp with copies
Houe. q
s''' 'A' w. '' OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED in EUROPE FOR HER
AVA skill in oretelli the future has arrived and will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of fs She
mterprct law and by asrcogy, books
snd science and tells TO ladies au gentlemen the name OF
the persons they will marry also the name o. her vsters.
Mrs. Alw in speaks the Eng h, French and German Ian
guages Resuen 5 Rngton street. up stairs, near the
Bowcry. Ladies, 90 cents; gentlemen, u.
NEW soNGs.-yHE DING WORDS OF LITTLE
IN Katy. Written by Scion Robinson, Music BY ii. Wa
teFs-wtL vgnette IS cents New prima donna ong-Come
lille Moonlight Beams; by r. Thomas; 70 cents These
two songs are with applause by the
oeeb Buckeys sernad beneath the Willow Weep
ing--By n sedgvick Sung with great applause by q,
Chrity and Woods Mnstrcls; price 20 cents Published
by HoRACs WATERS S3 Broadway, the great depot fot
Gilbert Co. planes, y D. n w. II Smiths melodcona
Martins guitars Second hand pianos at grea, bargAin
ITO CHINA AND EARTHENwARE wHOLESALf
i dealers HENkY HOPKINS China and EarthcnwaJ
Broker and Gene al Commiss Agent, Burser Staord
shire England bess that be happy to ~
cevo missions for the purchans OF those gcod 70 III
long and ntin ate knowledge Of the trade and residence
in the heart Of the pot cry district enable hi 10 give per-
son ~ the execution ord -
ted to his care Terms &c be had appieasion n
ferences ven and required Address Bufslsm StaRcrd
shire, ENGLAND.
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DOARD-TwO OR THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN
- be Accommodated with board at 50 Market streeA

BOARD IN SOUTu BROOKLYN, NO. II WARREN
ID street. between Henry and CntonTwo single gentle
obtain andssiaaly furnished in the
door with partial board Locatonconvenen to the ferries
Reference required.
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD FOR HIMSELF,
"a two children m The cation must be below
Amity and Fourteenth Streets Broadway Two adj
joining tho first second aoor will be 1ired
Address A. III. b., at IOa Ninth street.
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AECOMMODA-
"A ted with breakfast and tea and dinner Sunday Tn
hous has all the modern and the comforts
home be realized. Apply at l2 West Twenty ond
between Fifth and Sixth
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has Succeeded beyond His
sSsksFiSGaBsTs sEaBWEb EVERY DAY
SEE SIXTH AND SEVEN I'll PAGEs.

(IARRIF. PLEASE RECEIVE A NOTE DIRECTED TO
yen with the same address frst and last without
and at the same office you dd-'555.n
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BOARD wAETED-IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN TWO
- miles of Fulton ferry IA plain quiet and respectable
family In pleasant loostos by lady, Tho will furnist
her Address note, Stating terms and 10 eaon
With real &s to A. B., Of r. Frazier rs Futor
Stx set. Brooklyn.
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TENTH WARD.-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUR.
lisan tion-Twenty- Gstriet-Tor Council.
Norman EcLetd
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ITO LIE THE NEW FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE
No 800 Second avenue between Eighteenth and Nine
teenih streets with all the modern Also
upper Of the four story house M Second
Inquire of Mr. s. BACHRA CH at No. IL Cedar street. 2
Second
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DEAL EsTATE.-LOTs, MOST BEAUTIFULLY L0CA.
r ted, be sold much lower than purchased within
time If the busness portion of the city In
s&aes direction Apply to RAY TO.PKINS, corner Arr
ria snd Griffin streets, few doors from Tompkinsville
tesry, Staten Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

TWENTY SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR us50 OF THE AME-
i rican Institute, New York, Awarded to Professor
Louis Bail, No Bowery silver medsl, for very superior
erayon drawing.
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BOARD wANTED.-AN UNFINISHED ROOM, FOR
ID gentleman and his WIFE location not above Abingdon
square; also, furnished for gentleman wife and in
fkn In the vicinity Address box 25i7, Post Office.
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ITO LET AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY
The second and third stories of store No. 100 Spring
street. two blocks west II Broadway well lighted and suit
able for light manufacturing purposes Inquire the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

WANTED-AT522BROADW Statesmen, CLERKS,
~ porters school teachers, steamers, coachmen
and Walters barkesper boys learn trades girls house,
keepers aids for South West Applicants at
distance enclosing 81 free Of postage with references will
be suited. TuOS. SPHINX, agent
WANTt D-A GOOD SALESwOMAM, WHO UNDER
w stands the millinery and fancy goods busnes. To
good hand perman Mt and good situation will be Offer
ed. Apply at Gays Milin cry, 1853 Greenwich street.