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CAPTAIN ISGRAHAM vINDICATING AMEI
~ Honor.-A spirited Autograph, in % tpts, me
seventeen inches hi5n by twenty three wide-prif
cents, printed in tints beautifully colored 81.
era wing represents the sloop of ST. Louis drawn &
to rake the brig Huuar, schooner and steamers in
Dor Of Smyrna. The scene Is an animated one, inde
OF the extraordinary interest which the subject cr&
the public mind III trade who have been un able Il,
a supply are notified that the publisher is now END
answer orders. N. B.-A enpletc catalogue of tho,
ings issued by tho publisher furnished post paid
packed and sent to any part Of the United States.
Tor any engravin promptly executed.
GEO. s. APPLETON, Priptse
800 broadway, New !.
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DRY GOODS, 40.


II 7EnEpPIRE STATE wooLLEN LONG sHAwLs
.i1 w Or sae-sze ~ by IA The undersigned, hav.
tag purchased e entire production OF tho above celebrated
shawl manufa css-y offer them to tho trade lots
SIT purcLasers 81 S53< cash. BARNES, PHARO DOL.
sen. 81 and 81 kssden lane
SGH BROADWAY, NEAR METROPOLITAN HOTEL
OCO aDufsetz ers depot Of Brussels aud ChaRty
lace founcos from ~ to ipehs wide and TO match
s1 point lace brdAye two Of these extremely rioh
Also, A1ndkerc hiefs, Sapes and birthss.
JULES DELCRoIx. 5es Broadway.
DEPORTATION DleECr-Ws HAVE RECEIVED
belgium she following descriptions Of sees:Real black
tbread se<s mnntiilae and veils real point dAsncon
.ofnr.s, cesrs &C., la and beautiful designs As
axe this bsneL OF bu speciality enabled
u offer great 10 purchsserI A. KERR CO.,
7e7 Broadway, three doors below kintb street.
pkkIS nANTlLLA EMPORIUM, No sol BRUADWA
The PariFifn novelties foT November in clonks naptil
as hh5 shanls Are ready 1T this establishment and
VIII bs funi to embrace the rioest collection Of thsse Axh
onabls articles tnporedA at reasonable prices just
published 'uysss Paris and New York Fashions for
Novomber lsoa" Lent free TO ny part q the Uaon
application H. 60. BEI.PIN Bel broadway
TIRE UNDERSIGNED INVITES THE ATTENTION %
che ladies 20 his eatss stock o. ribbons, rich, plain
and fancy b0snot silks silk yclvets Sor hats oloaks
nantlfs, osah fcnthefs aud variSn1 ladies' ornaments
lie elsa leg 20 fctm that dc 10 ling great reductior
pis s}endd nd nch assortunt Of genes cloak and
ta .s;mminga. siao choice -DGlopet p.ated and ohe
aps, L. mate .he most cPhi nabls shssed Of ladee
drssfes 81 IT, LiCUTEh STlN,
30 tawcfy co.'a~ h'ester q
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MRS, LACOMNS, THE ASTRoLOGIST, CAN BE
61 consulted all the Of human life 2H Canal

A usTRALIA.-AGNEw co, COMMISSION MEW-
N chants sad Tmportefs Melbourne, Port Philip Aus-
.ralie Refer cbspn sawyer. Botton: Agnsw Co.,
pbilse Af; Biaring Mckee, Baltimore; Mansel Whine
~. Me- Orleen' FsherS tsosw Ccptotis 8. VI. Johs
n.S.xsy. A,sv 49,
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2ECOND WARD RATIFICATION.-THE NATIONAL
~ democratic electors Of the Second
meet 81 the National Head Qu.rtera No, l4s Fulton
street. Friday evening Nov 4h at o'clock
the nominations Of the Charter Convention.
CHARLES A. BRI WV, Chsaman.
CHHRLEs F. SAcKAEIsrER Secretary.
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osT-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, ABOUT
IL O'Clock gold pen and pencil, with inscrp ton on
and engraved in yellow stone ON top. The finder vi
Riypgton street.
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FINE ARTS.

7~7~7-'>> - NNN->>S>
CLEOPATRA AND MARC ANT0NY-DEArH &
~ danapolus.-Copies of these two magnificent en-,
Just received, and for sale by w. sCHAUS so3 BrS
mn stairs.
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r OsT-YEsTERDAY MORNING, IN ONE OF
II Blocker street stages small parcel, directed to
owner by returning the Same to w. II Henriques,
william street.
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IL from Ninth to Eighth street, up Eighth and BroA
to Twelfth street through Twelfth street to fourth avg
street. q small lady's watch enamel,ed on the back,
gold chain and unch Of trinkets The finder on leav
At q Fifth avenue, will rec Give reward of 80
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7 OsT-FROM RUNAWAY HORSE AND DRA1
IL the Bowery, ox November I'd, merchandise RI
book marked 3. p. Il Goa Whoever may have four d
same and will return it shall receive thanks and
able reward. BLISS, POTTER & CO., AZ John str
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NRENCH ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND M
II luBOS continue TO give lessons in the Fren
guage. Ladies' class in the afternoon; gentemans
ev,ning Private lessons in French, Latin, and Gree
in drawing and music. No. 573 Broadway, opposite .
tropOlitan Hotel.
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CoLpsMITIPs PREMIUM WHITING CLASSES

CoLDSMITHs PREMIUM WHITING CLASSES
NJ commence Tuesday, November LIST, 1853 Ladies'
at IL and o'clock Gentlemen at A. NJ. and an6
Terms IS for course Of ten lessons, including I
miums to five hundred subscribers, valued at $780, viz
premium-an oight.day gold duplex watch, with cha
and key, IL caret, valued at $50; second premium
eagles, 500 subscribers may have three months
November to take their lessons. NJ B.-If the alb
scribers not obtained before the 18th Noven
two premiums will be withdrawn, and one premium o.
gold will be substituted Each pupil will receive an
card with name and number written by the subscril
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH
1862 Broadway, corner Of Franklin
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T OST-A BUNDLE OF KEYS. THE PERSON
IL has found it will extremely oblige the yner by
ing it to the Wavcrly House, corner Of Broadway
Fourth street.
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INSTRUCTION.

TRUNK LEFT-AT rs CoRTLaNDr STREET.
i person provin property and paving all expens
have it, If not claimed within lays it will be
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r OST-OE WEDNESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN p
~ row and Spring street, four small account books.
are Of use to any one but the suitable rel
will be paid on their delivery to Blacke Son, III n
street, New York.
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T OsT-oN THE EVENING OF THE I'D NOvEx
II . large russell leather trunk, marked e. + Th
street towards Blocker street The finder will be
ally rewarded by returning IL to lGU Pearl street.
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r OST-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON BETW
IL Blocker and Amity streets, small coral brs
The finder will be rewarded Bringing it to Mr.. Fov|
IS Bleecker street.
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WILLIAM IRVING CO, AUCrI0NEERS WILL
w sell Mt auction this day dridayJ November T. l0
clck at No Pine street Broadway about
hundred and nifty fine and oil pain tngs
In rich ilt frames, suitable for parors galleries
prisrg and copies from the masters Of ancient
modern Eng h, Flemish, FIR nch and Italian schools. via
Marines lsnd eapes river views, interiors; ruins mythology
cal pieo heads cattle pieces &C. Also, line Of fine ltho
araphc and line tngravngs plain and colored.
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FOURTH WARD NATIONAL DEMoCRLCY.-.TEE
Union Of the states and the Union If the Democracy
The democratic republican electors Of the Fourth ward
friendly regular and the State and national
and the honorable W acMurrey for Ssua
and the charter ticket headed Wm Baird fo- Alderman
requested to assemble ia Franklin square Friday
svsng at o'clock, and Afterwards marching Down
meeing at Tsmma1y Hall. Another meeting viii be
held in James clip, the time Monday
By order OF the Ward Committee.
JACOB r. OAKLEY, Chairman.
G G.sssp r r B,oSroAD. ,secretari.s
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A LADY, AT PRESENT TEACHING IN ONE o.
"A first schools in the city, has couple Of leisur
which she would devote TO giving lessons in ia
schools Besides the ordinary English brnncher she
in music drawing, dc. The best Of references give
dress j. W. b., Herald office.
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CToLEN-FROM THE STORE OF THE SUBsCRI
y No. % Cortlandt street, the evening of the
morning of the Sd instant twenty-five pounds Of beau
ing lk Amy person giving such information as will i
the detection OF the thief will be literally rewarded
FENTON PIE
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EVENING ORA WING CLASS FOR CENT
~ from 7 to 8. Day classes for ladies in drawing
ing Special for female teschers. Circular at
stitution of Professor g. Schuster, 494 Broadway.
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A CARD.-TO THE MERCHANTS AND BUS.
"A men NEW ork and yieinity,, hayin5 sons ana
teacher most certain to obtain bold, free rapid 20
cautile hand in IL to 20 lessons. Academy 2t3 Bra
Terms low. Visiting cards written. GEORGE BRIS''
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NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD Bond Ii
IN Persons are cautioned against negotiating bond n
Of the Nsrthsrn Indiana Rsilroad Company for d.
same having been lost IN Edinburgh about nth Sept
last The finder will please return the bond 10 the
company, No. u william street. New York. 0ot "A,
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RHWARD0.

CTOLEN 5000 REWARD-&67,Si $40 BILLS OF TIE Ban
~ Of the State Of New York stolen about two
yesterday from the counter Of tho bank Of the following
nominations and marks-Seventeen notes Of 81 900
eight notes Of $500 eaeh and g. O0 in notes Of g. So
The ief hand corner Of each bill $40 in bills Of S6
hand osrner Of each Nh ~ Ave thausand do,i
offered for the recovery the whole or rasable prop
lion Tor any part Of the above money.
New York, Nov. I. 1853 WITHERS Cashier
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-ON THE I'd INSTANT, NEAR MADI
IL square, porte monnais, with small sum Of money.
ply to N. s. So John street.
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T OST-A SILK BEAD PURSE, WITH SILVER CT
II aad owners name engraved, containing . sum Of nd
and lock of hair Any person having found the same
please address A. J. B., Herald Office, and will DO suit
rewarded
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&O REWARD.-LOST ON THE I'd OF NOvEMB
YC OF the Of Twenty sixth street and Fifth
black pocketbook dropped by child the property Of
nurse The pooke,book contained SIS in bills one $lO
and one IS bill Any person finding IT, please return TO y
jones' house. Fifth second door from the c0rn(
Twenty seventh street. and receive the above reward
the thanks Of the owner
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~ W. HOLMES, AUCTIoNEBR-SALE OF ELEGANT
We household furniture, carpets pianoio rte, &o-C w
HOLMES, will SELL this day, rday) Now mber At 10Y
o'clock all the furniture in the four story brown stone
house, the Of Forty fifth street and Broadway
consisting Of elegant carved rosewood suit in satin
fine mahogany suit push rosewood and marble
top centre side and fancy tables rosewood
mahogany card side and tables mahogany and baci
walnut secretary c,mmodes; tapestry Brussels and three
ply carpets superior rosewood panofe fine oil paintings
and steel plate engravins richly framed marble bureaus
and wasbsands pt et sets; mahogany French and cot
tage dstsad best hair blankets: sofas
hogany spring chairs and rockers rich China gilt
China tea silver plated ivory cutlery crockery and
glass extension dining table, basement and kitchen
furniture, &c.
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n d. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY.
a. ~ Bowssy the content: Of plane factory Of
fixtures, lumber &c. T. ]. GILELLAN, ieputy Sheriff.
nRUG STORE, STOCK AND HANDSOME FIXTURES,
glass case and counter At auction, on Tuesday Nov
D. disposed of previously at private SALE At 9 South
Sixth street. Williamsburg consisting Of general assor
ment of drugs chemicals &C. This first opportunity
for apothecary being rising part Of the
city, purchase the whole lease Of the premises
be obtained. JOHN CAMPBELL, Auctioneer
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&70 REWARD-LosT, ON TUESDAY EVENT
%1O November ~ large size porte mo ~ ais eontai
several paid checks and nemcranda, Of value only to
ashedIo any person returning the same Mr. Crand
to by leaving address appointing an in
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


A poDwoRTHs DANCINa ACADEMY, NO: sos
Is md ssS
9, ssntemsa grand ptsstis.ns with band ever
;n%onssiy number Il asw dances viii 81 InsroSaes
-. .sa;on procured during rsesn. ,s. V Lond.n ssd
Friday evening, November 18th.
a days and FRIDAYS s;7hP.n., has oOmmeneed Pupil.
isusL rERRERos Danoins Academy. @ Wsss -Four
DANcINa ACADEMY GnEEARDI BEGs 70 n
course Of instructions in classes At his new room Nc
H. ya9ns sn
a rfs .s rsss :.ssn. s s
lies will also be given and classes attended to in soho9a and
b promptly attended 20.
R,EaREao's DANCING ACADEMY. 50 WEST FOUR.
teonth streethAdsme G. Dubrcu Ferrero and z. Fer
,sso a s % .ns aaa sns m .a
aIn the Private lessons schools and classes ~
M the families Of New York and Brooklyn that her dancing
classes open II New York No. 76 Broadway for
PN for gentlemen, the same days at the evening In
or the sam. days ' At the evening
NEW DANCING cLAssEs.-w.. WHALE AND
IN daughter win commence classes as above a, Union ha
ladies and masters this and for gentlemen
s Ads%y g ss aaa
DRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY, 600 BROADWAY
above Niblo's-New glasses will commence on Tuesday
snd Isss sn a Ess n.s
also liz .he class three achers present t all times Pupils
will be taught in the first quarter the redowa
dows POLKA waltz POLKA mazurka polka quadrlles waltz
lars can BE obtained, and ali applications be made at IA
Bowery, book store. X. BURNT0N.
CIGNoR GHERARDrs DANCING ACADEMY, No. 30
yous avenue corner Of Eighteenth street. opposite the
patrons the public that his school opened the
pton el pupils every Wednesday and Saturday at
o'clock Containers class Tu sday and Friday
Ing at IA O'Clock M Private lessons schools and
demies attaa led to- Soireet " usual
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SixTB wARD-sATIoSAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
y regular nomination
For Alderman
HENRY q. HOWARD

CIyrH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REGULAE
~ nomina tion;For Council Of the Txeiftn district
comprising the Thrd and Sixth election districts of the Sixth
ward-JAMES MCGOWAN.
CIxTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NOM
- nation:-For Councilman Twelfth council district, Nj
shas Donoho the peoples choice and worknrans
djdate. JAMES kERRIGAN, Chairman.
PArRfcE r. OcoSNEIL Secretary
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(yITY REFoRM.-Ar MEETING OF fHB GENERAL
~ Committee on Municipal Reform, held on THURSDAY
evening, the Sd inst, 10 was
q the etssns Of Second ward the ticket headed Amor
Cour cilman. PETER COOPER, Chairman
THOMAS R. WHITNEY, Secretary.
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ITO LET.-PART OF A NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE IN
Kent avenue Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, consisting
OF nve rooms on the second moor ana oas
PAAr
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Som REWARD.-THE STORE OF THE SUBSC
YHSU,O oers was ON Sunday night Monday morni
Oct SUI burgarsusly entered goods TO the am mt
about $500 Or 500 taken OUT consisting silver spoons for
butter knives salt mustard spoons 10 MIA
ware, and ivory and silver napkin ringsfc baskets
The above reward will be paid for the
X. FERRIS Co., Eighth avenue, corner Twenty.
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ROL.YYICAI~

DEnOCRArIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMINA-
IL uoA-Yor Councilman, Sixteenth ditrict, ORLANDO
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CIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT-THE EM0CRATIC
- republican electors friendly to the State and general ad
mnistrations requested to meet at Union Hail. Sa
trrdsy evening Noy at ~ O'clock to respond to the
mnaon of Edward Cooper for Senator Several speakers
will address the meeting.
I I,,a p. Fra a' Secretaries
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TIE AEGULARLY NOMINATED cANDIDATI FOR
! Assem- sy, by the democratic wings OF the Seventh
district, IL Samuel Brevoort, Of the Ninth ward.
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Q1HE rATloNAL DEMOCRACY OF THE THIRD sENA-
torial district invited meet st the Shakespea-
Hotel of Duane and William Streets Friday even
hx November half past O'clock to respond to
NE CT j. Senator The following
will address the meeting Brady, John
D. Ha kin Hon. Mike Walsh, Hon. Juo ge Norton.
MICHAEL FITZGERALD, Chairman Of Committee.
WILLIAM LOCKER. ls..ua...;a.
JAMES LAWRENCE. ! o'
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TWENTIETH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
State Administrations: - INV
For Sen atsr-Edward cce.er
For Aesemhly-soomon Is Noble
For Alderman-Wam Mcf5nkey
For councilnstn.ffy frat District John MoCave. t.,y
fecond district, Dennis RyeT Gfty rd distrot Owe.
Kenny ''' ~"
For Assessor-Wiiiistn Murray
For q nssables-Bslthazer CLASSY Peter GilIegar
For School connaissioners-Nel,6s Waterburv r,me,
n. Post ''iS' 'A'1es
For School Tr see-Wm. Wall &c Campbell
ftr sohooi inspect4Ts-JghD a Leh'.taf James Dam
For lnapeAtors Of Election
Pirat District-Iugh Mooney snd James Nsrsu
Second Dttrct-Wian smpto6 end JlLn covIo
Third Dlsrict-Jtn es T. Pagan aad scpA etg.it f,,r
Fourth Dtsrct-James Wallacs, Junr a1J NicLasl Daa
Fltth Distrct-Wfliam McDermott and psuI ycairn "
sAts DStIios- 1hsuse ", oiassssd and Join AsoneY,
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UCTIoN N0TICELWM. b. JONES' AUCTIONEER-
"A viii sell this day, At l0 A: M at store Is Spruce
street household furniture consisting Of sofas tables
chairs bureaus carpets blankets quilts sheets Gc Also
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OLINTON AND BRADY.-GRAND RATIFICATION
~ meeting Of the Old Sixth Ward National DemocrEcy
The tonal democratic republican electors Of the Sixth
ward will assemble in their might this Friday evening" Nov
4, 1868, at o'clock,
At Garricks Sixth ward Hotel,
To hear the report of the Charter Nominating Conyen
tion ray the nemn the following tickct
For Alderman-Henry H. Howard.
For CouHci menEeventh district John Clancy; tweEth
Do James mcGowan thirteenth do, James E. kerrigan
For Asses or-J0hn Martin.
Lawler
Yor sehool Trustees-Dr. f. J. MGIoin, John MGrsth.
Tor School nspectorsEman Coblenzer, j. T. {. Fariov
Ior Csnstablcs-Pe.er Collins Jacob Hsf.
Tor lpspect OF Elecon-Frst district, Chas Neary
Francis " Rourks; second do. Samuel Waddle, Edward
.sve third DO Francis Mitchell John @. Phelan fourth
kicrdan, Walter Roche sixth DO, Thomas Conney VIM
nobbins "
James T. Brady ESQ, Hon. Mike walsh, Hon. Daniel B.
!aylor and John hoGrah, Esg will be present. sud d
den.
JAMxs HOGAN, Secretary.
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DIERCE, SEYMOUR AND KELLY.-GRAND RALLY
i for Reform-Fourtesnth ward.-The Young Mems Kelly
Union Association requested to meet at the Fourteenth
Ward Headquarters this Tuesday evening at o'clock
for the of proceeding masse to the grea
meeting TO be held No. Prince street. to ratity the
nomination Of John Kelly the reform candidate Tor alder
JAMES w. SMITH, CnAirman
Sp SECRETARY.
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ITO LET-THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE IN SIX.
between First and Second consist
Ing Of two pariors extension ROOM back basement two
On third door fourth with privilege BATH
laundry and fixtures Inquire At Is East Fsurk
street. Immediate possession given.
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ToHN FIsHBLATT, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
Friday next Nov =, at le1 O'clock At his spacious
rooms $50 Broadway lot Of splendid saloon furn
ture consisting forty marble top tables, fifty plain do
two handsome bsrro counters rtment Of barroom
dies wines &c, without reserve On the same day At II
o'clock, lsrge lot of household furniture, 10.
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EIGHTEENTH WARD-DEMO Ratio REPUBLICAN
u regular nominations in favor of the general and State
administrations
For senator-Edw srd Cooper.
For Assem- bly-John c. Devereux.
For AldermAn-Robert g. voorhies
For Coun CLINE n--56th district John Murphy
9th district, James Salmon
For Assessor-Jeremiah Daly.
For Constablcs-Collin sheppard, VIM. j. Gelston.
For School j. Anderson Charles Z.
Shea.
For School Trust GA. b. Nelson
For School Inspectors-James s oper Paschrl 8ertne.
JOHN X. BRIGGS, Chairman Ward Committee.
II. G. De foRFsT, Secretary.
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ITO LEr:-THE NEW FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE
No. 800 Second avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine
with all the modern improvements Also the
upper part the four story house 2f Second
Inquire Of Mr. s. BACHRACH at No. Cedar street. ~
Second avenue
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ITO LET-PART OF A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
home containing everything necessary for housekeeg
ing beautifully located Staten Island few minutes walk
from the ferry Rent moderate Address p box 20 Post
Office.
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As'TROLOGY.

MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill in foreteing the future has arrived, and viii
furnish intelligence about all of fe She
nterprets dreams law matters and aaroosy books
and science and tells to ladies aud
the persons they will marry also the Of her vssra
Mrs. Alvin speaks the English, French and Herman Ian
uages Residence rs Rivngon street, stairs ths
Bowery. Ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen, ST.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIoNEER.-
"a By w. 2. Ipgraham.-Ths day, at 101s o'clock, At
470 Fourth street. between Frst Second will be
sod for account Of whom the stock Of family
groceries, part ally the late fire. Also the
ror nxures for grocer storecouner be- pumps scales
oil cans barrels hsh teas seventy bottles old brandy large
chest Saturday. sale Of furniture in the saeIooms
10 North " lillian street. Sale rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-04

&S REWARD-LEFT IN CAR OF THE HUBS
pC, Rv, riRalroad on Wednesday morning, Sd irssar
marked, in ink, w. Hastings, 1924 street The finder
William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-04

ITO LET-THE STORE AND BASEMENT OF NO. .
Beekm an street. Each floor is ninety feet Deep with
good light front and Inquire in the store, or Of JAMES
CONNER 4 SON.