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oil BITTER ALMONDs.-6U ID, prime
" OF Bitter Almonds just to hand, for sale al New
York prices by
an % GA STRECKER
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HYDhANT HOSEA full supply with
L l. Couplings, just received by Express, for
sale by
ap2 q WILLIAMS BROTHER
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~ SVRA 7 ED on tuesday night, a sOf.
Srel Mare, about six years old, having a
small white spot on one side. ANY information
respecting her will be thankfully received and q
liberal reward paid if required.
an 81 WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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CHINA HAIL., =,

G HINA HALE ~.
ships Tonanonda and Aas,i ..'
fTH from Liverpool, the subse riba, !.
tn receipt Of his Spring inor.,r.. =
NJ ton of China and Rar,has
ware direct from the M.nrs,s
tories, and BY the Packets from New YorI sss
Boston, his supplies of Glass, Iaok and
Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c. Havi.s d,s
OF the best assortments he has eve. o4Fs,ss one
which are many new and desirable pa,,srn. N 70
bis whole stock having been purchased before ~, M
offer great inducements 10 those in var, - ao's 70
article in his line. HIGH A W ~, pr soy
NH 15-2m No 10 49,
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IAMEs BROADKICh & CO., PRACTICAL
y BLACKSMlTHS, between the DanviIe Rail-
road Depot and haxalrs Mills-all sorts of con.
tractors tools made order, such Picks, Jump.
ers, Churn Drills, Hand Dri Is, Hand mmers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used by con.
tractors
All sorts of Wagon work. Horse-sh oeing, and
every thing in the Blacksmith line. All work done
by US, will be warranted equal to auy done else.
where. ap 23-3m
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ID Extermlnstor, the best prepar alton in USE
Price rs cents. For sale by
aps3 Z. J PICOT, Druggist.
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LNRESH HARDWAhE.-We have just re-
l. ceved, of direct importation, and offer for sale
afurther large supply of Sheffield Goods, consist
ing of
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pen aud Pocket Knives in great variety, of l, 2, 3,
and blades
Butcher Knives, Shoe Knives
Hand. Cross Cut Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files, all sizes
Horse Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Rasps, &c.
To which we invite the attention of Merchants
and others. VS. & G DOMAIN,
Importers of Hardware and Cutlery,
ap 10 No 10 Pearl street
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RED ASTs-How to be rid of the little Tas'
c lis who run out upon the china, and climb
the Jumps of white sugar when company
is in to tea, just as if they were invite l.
this is The question with many household
er. A correspondent Ct the N. Y. Cult
vator, says:
Several years age, my father rented house
almost overrun with them, and they were des-
oyed in the following manner: piece OF
shag bark. hickory barkl was laid on the
shelf where they seemed TO be thickesr, ard it
a tracted them-indesd it seemed more OF a fa-
yorite with them than anything they could get.
The piece we had, about four inches wide ana
two feet long. was red with them in an hour or
two, when with sudden jar, they were shak-
en- into The fire, and the bark set as irap for
them again. In our case, this was an entire
eXtermIDatOr.
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THOSE WATER FILTEKS.-We are
l. closing the lot at prices varying from 81 IS to
50. Any wishing the luxury of clear water,
will do well to call Immediately, at No SO Main
street.
anI3 CHRISTIAN &. LATHROP.
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EOR SALE nave for sale. on Oregon Hill,
L neat little Cottage place, in one OF the most
desirable neighborhoods on the hill. For terms,
&c, apply to EDW ID EAChO,
ap % Genef al Agent and Collector.
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DEATH BLOW TO BED nd b BUGS pI
-, o. Ell PlCOT.
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CIRCULAR SAWS Hoe a. Co. AZ, 50 and 81
y inch Circular Saws, tor sale by
VAN LEW d TAYLOR,
an l6 10 Main street.
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nALM sOAP.-5 canes pure Palm Soap, q
GA STRECkER.
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ALL SMALL BOYs.-H. P. TAYLOR, stt
II street. between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
ciai attention to Reading Correct Enuncision
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. MY Rule is peremp
tory but as gentle as possible oc9
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BALLS. &c.

WITTY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADwAY.-BALL
~ committees respectfully notified that the above
peror IN the most perfect order and the
proprietor would be most happy TO make engagements with
respectable parties Price Of rooms same as last
GEO w. MILLER
DRoF b. YATES AND SISTERS GRAND ASSEMBLY
will take place this evening 9Th inst, at Military Hall
3 Bowcry, which occasion the Professor will introduce
several fancy dances Tickets TO be had ut the hat
room. DapeinEsoommencos at O'Clock.
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THIRTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Nomn tito nsThe committee for charter nenina
Of the Thrtes nth ward the reliable oeme
Gratis ~ candidates, rs follows
For State SenAtor-Thomas r. st. John.
For Assembly-Calyin Swezey.
For Alderman-Mareus ID. Bonner.
For Councilmen-xd dssrict-John Moubery.
34th district-Daniel +. SammH
S5th district--Thomas Cooper
For Assessor-Tho mas Cunningham.
For Corstabes-John W. Somerindv ke Israel tohen.
For School Commissioners-John Dmon Elias Mills;
For School Observation-Disclosures Howell, Asahel s. Levy
For School Trustee-Isaac ". Briggs.
For inspectors Of Election -
First district-David Hampstead, John W. Angeslne.
Second distriet-William Fergay, John H. liyde.
Third disrict-Eowsrd Witherelli John keily. -
Fourth dstrict-Alired jenkins Richard g. NewEra
Fifth district-Georve Roberts. william IL MeCorkle
Sixth district-Edwsrd q. r. Bishop, william Miller. -
To tho National Democratic Republican Electors Of he
Thirteenth WalA-In consequence OF the %ithdfe"a o
Alexander Stewart, ESQ., as nominee Tor Alderman ol Wy
demo the Thirteenth ward We now lreseAt
for YOUR approval the name Marcus D.. Bonner Esq.,
young sound democracy and Of strict integrity nus
election would representative possessing
ton ability and frmness and would prove smotherer 70
the free soil faction in this ward - -
CHARLES N. SMITH, Chairman
Thirteenth Ward Charter Committee
WIN. H. MoCoRKLE, Secretary.
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DEFoRMi REFORM REFoRMi-JUDGEs OF THE sU-
III pcror CourTo the voters of the city and
county Of New York John Duer and Robert Emmett, the
Justices Of the Superior Court are for
election but prescribed by certain members OF the
Common Council for their decision against them In the
Broadway railroad All those who not swayed by that
Influence will their for thoee who eareesly
carried ont the laws Of the stAtA
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FOURTEENTH WARD CITY REFORM ASSOCIATION.
For Councilman Thirty seventh district, John AFFORD,
bookseller and statioper, les Bowery.
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CECOND WARD CITY REFORM-FOR ALDERMAN
- Abel T. Edgerton. As Fulton street.
For Councilnan-Frederick seely 800 Pearl street.
For Assessors-Isaac Ayres, John Cameron.
Tor onstabes-Asa B. Russsll L. Edwards.
Tor School Commissioners-Henry Shaw, II. w. Clarke.
For School Trustee-Theodore G. Chambers.
Tor School Inspee ors-Thos Parker, Henry Rodermon.
8. b. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Hw cLAnxr, }seeret.riss
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THIRTEENTH wARD-TO THE NATIONAL DEMO.
cratic republican electors Of the Thirteenth wardIn
the withdrawal Of Alexander Stewart Esq
for Alderman Of the democratic party Of the
Thirteenth ward present for approval the
Of Marcus D. Bonner young OF sound democracy
and Of strict integrity ais election would repre-
sentative possessing discretion, ability and frmsess and
would motnerer the free soil faction in the ward
CHAS n. SMITH, Chairman,
Thirteenth Ward Charter Committee
n. II g<oretaYv
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ExTRA PAY.

INXTRA PAY.-ALL q. g. NAVY SAILORS W
~ served In asy u s. vessel In tho Pacific at any NINE
ISss 70 1853 osa promptly obtain their double Esy Of
EDWARD nISSnLI, AgeH
nass) Purser Y. g. H.. ~ South WiniAa ~ bSasv
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GORGE P. NORRIS POLITICAL WORKS-COMPLETH
" with thrteen superb sngravings original
BY Weir and barley and portrait Of tho author by the
sye, in CLOTH full gilt, IS; in morocco. extra 81.
The worldwide popularity of many Of these exquisite
songs and which have become household words In
most every palace and cottage will the publisher Is oon
dent insure for hstho only complete edition Of the a
tbor's poems-the largest circulation.
Wherever songs are sung1wherever poetry is readth
known and adHired."-U s. Argus
Norris has no superior in his peculiar line The SOM
inmitable snd ill be sung admired long Is r
poetry is aprrccia albany Express
His poetry the OVERLOOKING Of all the kindly feelings f
which the author ia proverbia"-N Y Courier and Ed
quirer
No. l46 Nassau street.
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THIRD WARD WING CHARTER CONvENTION.-AT
regular meeting of the Third Ward Wing Charter Con-
nton the following ticket was unanimously nominated
For Alderman-Oscar W. Sturtevant
For Councilman-Archibald Cochrane.
Tor AEsessor-A- Il. Tyler.
Tor Constables-Andrew Nssbit, Alexander Thompson.
Tor School Inspectors-Ransom Steinburgh Benjamin G.
West
School Trustees-Robert Forsyth George W. Thatcher
For School Commissioners-A. s. Jones' John Meeks.
r. @. WILLARD, Chairman
CHARLES BAKER, Secretary.
To INDEPENDENT WING ELECTORS THrR D
WARD1here vile fraud about to be perpetrated upon
you by factsnss in the ward and others
Interested by striking out the Of regular nominee
tr councilman, Archibald Cochran and inserting that Of
Mr. Young. some other r. c. WILLARD, Chairman n.
CHAs BAKER, Jr, Sec Of Third Ward Nominating Con-
vention.
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IIOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRiCT-sIXTEENTl
II and Twentieth wards.-National democratic rosula
nomin alton
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ITO THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS
Of the Fourteenth Assembly Dstrict.--Havng seen
my name ticket candidate Tor assembly In the
above district and being desns not TO create division
liz the ranks Of tho emoe vic party at tho approse hing
election, respectfully decline that account going TO
the pools have to thank friends for their kind
tderaon hut honest wish that party in the Six
eentb and Twentieth wards should triumph their
bly, well az in their charter nominations induces to
this Of conduct. beg my fellow democrats to
remember that by unanimous democratic pull
bring specessul issuc tho election in these
am your faithfal servant, ANDREW LEARY.
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LN0URTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-sIxTEENrH
IL and Twentieth wards.
At meeting Of the Assembly Convention Of this district
held Saturday evening November the following letter
was received from Col. Joseph Bouok, and acceptsd
New York, Nov. z, 1883.
teenth dstricDear srf hereby decline the nomfu alton
for member Of Assembly from district Respectfully
ON motion, Alexander NJ Aling was thereopon nm sni
nously nominated. JOHN W. BOYCE, Chairman.
JosEpH w. LAmp, Secretary.
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serssed BY striking regular nomine.
cnAs ' BAKER, Jr Sec Of Third Ward Nominating Con.
vsstion.
an noma 1ssorm KEruBL
For Alterman-Peser R. stelle, proprietor Mansion
T Tor Ssgn silmanmJsmes Ph Martin
1or Constables-Edward b. Heath, Lewis ". Donaldson
School Observation-Disclosures A. King VIM Grandin
School, BRTsss '''''iA' h'n' 0A
Rs rss sas selected % IT,
ssnSo ef ri, her , and integrity and whoneleetsd
sr fellow citizens Of the Third ward many benefits
When in the hands of honest representatives
EoURTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATS, AROUSE
The democrats Of the old Fourth favor .,,snas
ri ihe & o. tn" .y and OPPOSED 70
are ,,r yy 1r sns citizen b. ~ aa S "a s
ssuare at the Junction Of William and Frankfort Streets
sSs fseSe headed Adsrn Henry
0' ''''' y ''' JOHN RIDDEN, Chairman.
oAnss 9 o' Ss1TT; Secretaries
CIxTu wARD.-NATIoNAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
Regular rat ~ and Grsr
Electors the Sixth Ward held in front Of Garricka sixth
soinasens were unsnmousy ratified amidst the deafen
cheers Of the working masses in the strong hold Of
THOMAS ]. BARR
GEORGE Ff pE A;isT' CLINTON.
For Alderman.
BERRY II. HOWARD.
For Counemen-Eleventh district, John Clancy Twelfth
20, James EcGowan Thirteenth do, James T. Kerrsan-
For School commissonsrs-John D. oLsary. Robert T.
g, school school Tr.s...sDr Mslsia Jsh2 Ecy..s
For In'TssssT Of ElssssnnFF district chs' Near.
Rove; rSrd d. f!.neis msSRs 9oRs PSssn; FOURTH
@ssr S HFssS Com R %n
cIxTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NOM.
- instionFor Councilman. Twelfth council district, Mi
ass D0noh0 the pe0pss CHOICE End yo,snsIans osn.
PATRICK r. ocoSsnII Secretary.
41TH wARD-NATlosAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
- cen regular nomination.
HENRI hsT Aidf HswARn
CIxTH wARD-THIRTEENTH DisTRICT.-MECHA-
% Psrs aP having ev Regular Gl
the regularly elected delegates OF The soed hard she'll
~ strong opposition Of persons who aspire to
Se dictators and whose motto rule or ruin am now
uoh 70 solicit the my fellow citizens Please
anime your tickets and place the name OF John Persl
CIxrH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPgBLi.
y regular nomin Counei man Of The Twefsh
s.ssics ,omRr. the Tsi5d Sps s1'' aS' Of
ELEVENTH WARD NATIONAL DEn0cRATIc RRPUB
- Loan Hard Shell Nominations
Ter Aderman-hordeoai Ruhyon.
ytssssnth District-william v Adams
nixteenth District-Rsssen W. Glssief.
sssoe csmmis.ionsrs~Dr william Rsekwsl Abraham
Iyr school rn.psesers crolius Bernard smysA
sss = K.nh, Michael Drs.eL
-: Voters II shs seventh WardIhs shove ticket ~
.ss Il ssrSs::sn q :sss Pr.
ESQ. ". RvpyoH, Bseystasy.
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hoNLUN. SO FRONT STREET OFFERS FOR SAl
u ooyn nc bran dies Otard Dupuy Co.'s, j. Faure CO
Rochelle do A. segnette's, Camus; Bordeaux claret
s,shs and cases; champagne various brands French VI
vine vinegar brandy rries curacao, marachna bitt
oils olvco pickles. anchovies sArdines, green peas,
aes mushrooms, oeps, gluten, &c.
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GO S00 WANTED-AND AN ACTIVE MAN, I'd
&C.COO join tho advertiser who will invest { liky
amount in manufacturing business in city that Wi
net $U0UO per year, sure will be shown at an nteD
view for which address Enterprise Herald Office Stain
time and place. 1880
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TENTH wARp-NArIoNAL DExocRArIo Rrpu1

TENTH WARD-NATIoNAL DEMOCRATIC REPUB-
stsss s. John
For Alderman Daniel u, Hunt
For Asssasof-Jeremiah Wslch.
For CouH eimen-Tventy ,afth district, John Nugsns ;
twenty district, John D. Wcch Twenty seventh dis
For pscsops district. John Middleton
JsRn n2ssn;
rsssth district E!a% sRslshs Som Wllian Thompson,
@ sskooI cammission, coetceS John B.
For sohoo, unprecedented s. Thorp Son.. George A
For School Trustee-wil am Godey.
TENTn wAaD DBMooRArIc REPUBLIcAN REoU-
lar nominations in favor OF the General and State Admin
For Member of Assembly--Georgs q. Richards.
For For ceaneinan Of s5h disfiss%Norn.n Mcleod
Do a sssn 80: 1 1aa Il 1' Furry
School Jarvis and Henry D. John
Fer Fer Aug Arr
4 o. i \: Parker ana Fraas: fsiasrs.
ss 9's;a' 4. a. T., s S,.'
~ ''N'- ' W. NORMAN MCLEOD, Chairman
JOSEPH NJ. BELL, Secretary
signed, cJns Of Yorkville in the Tw tn ward, in
favor Of city reform and Of pa having seen
form for alderman Of this ward verify believe
Of dh refrm and was having
called held the best OF knowledge for that
pose That rsormers they cannot consent 70
port the member of tho present Common Council
from this ward their representative in any department
the city government wan new nen 20 carry out the
new oharer. We would, therefore, recommend to the
the ward to support Abram Wakeman ESQ., for
the tfee of sld erman, being confident that h. WILL IL
elected faithfully perform the duties Of the once and DO
NJ tie OF reform.
A. L. Shipman, 9st 3dav Geo. W. ireadwell Slth ST.
Oh rs. AS lor seth tt&3day " D. Budd, 10Th st. 30 ave.
Abrm. Quaoknbusb, seth ST. b s. Osbon sh ST., 4th av.
Bradley Sillick, Goth st. O. Rockwell 10Th a. "a av
Cornelius Berrian, Seth at John Eaviland 10th st.,
l.. S. Bnghs ,s6th ct & Sd bet. Sd and ith ave.
David Treadwel STA St H. $. Wright, 10Th ST., I'd av
B. q. Wade, 9lst ct O. q. Bin gham obth 50 Sd a.
Altro Howell ed 81. X. Tanner, OIL let. 4 4th av.
VIM Bruorton gsd ST. W. r. Dunn s7th Ct. Sd nv.
N M. Freeman Seth ST. J. Dunn, 9Th st. h Sd av.
H. g. Finley. NJ. D. seth st A. Waldron, seth st., Sd
Francis Kerrgan, seth st. T. j. Clark, Seth st.
David Price. gist ~. r. NJ Abrahsms, sJth st.
WIN. c. Burnham, seth 81. Robert Rennier, seth at.
John Carrgan III. Armstrong, 18th st.
Marin an Kali AZ "A Fran lin AZ
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DRANDY, PREsERvEs,5 sEoARs AND WINES
ID auction on Tuesday sth November, at lO1a o'clock
pey street, corner Of Greenwich ohampane eiaret Pc
brandy peaches per barrel or case scgsrs
tobacco Also, two quarters cog iAc, ex Warehouse
WE'LL NGT0N A. CARTAR, Auctioneei
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE ExIsrIN
between T. X Boiken and Eberhard Faber 10 this al
dissolved BY mutual consent Boksn viii! continue u
Eberhard Faber to transact all business him during III
absence to Europe. Eberhard Faber will also aud,te IN
Affairs Of the old and settle all against
said copartners by presenting the at his Office
William street. EBERHARD FABER.
I. r. BOIKEN.
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MATRIMONY.

NTATRIMoNIAL-A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE your
u gentleman. who has his own business wishes to mi
with honest lady having means to dispose Of .
life companion. All comm ications will be con6denti
Address John Harper l5 Green wich street, drug store
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DARTNER NANTED-wITH $500 OR $1,000 AMI
person with the above sum- wishing to into profit
able business hear Of the by applying
by letter. post paid to Joseph G. Smith, 326 Pearl
franklin square.
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TWENTY SECOND WARD-CITY REFORM
For Alderman--Lebbeus b. Ward
For CouncilmAn-Joseph Cudipp.
For Assessors-Jonathan Wilson, James r. Chamberlain.
For Constables-Micajah M Stanies VIM. p. Smith.
For School Commission Fleet Theodore Hyatt
For School InspectorsJohn X. Myers Ephram Stevens
For Trustees-frano,s b. Guest Peter Vaens Aaron
Haynes Benjamin +. Fairchilds John A. Van Ripper
inspectors Of Electons-Frst district George Denne
VIM Hams Second district, VIM. K. Haskins Jonathan r.
Johnson Third district, VIM. f. Dana, VIM Holmes
JAS. F. CHAMBERLAIN
A. y. LYON,
SAMUEL FLEET, Executive Committee.
THEODORE HYATT
ANDREW BEISER.
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NINETEENTH WARD-UNroS TiCKET-REGULAR
IN dsmocratic republican nominations ratified by
mass meeting Of tho people,
For Alderman-Anson Herrick.
For Counciman-5Sth diftriet-Thomas Pearson.
For Assessors-William Denecke Francis j. Twomey.
For Conetables-Jam.s Polhomus, John CHM
For School Cornmissi 5ners1homas McSpedon James c.
Rutherford.
For School Trustees-Dennis Mccarthy John Eaxan sts.
phen N. Drew, Severn ID. Moulton.
For ohool ILspccors-Jeremah TowIo Terrence Farley
Inspect RS OF Electon-First distrct-Dennis Flynu.
Thomas 0'Riey Second di.srct-Ed~srd s Parsei John
WILLIAM DUNBAR, c..,
WILLIAM 0kEEFE, enanmoh
JOHN CALLAHAN, e.,x....,..
PATRICK ScuIIy So''o'11ies
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WILLIAM QUACKENBUSH, Chnrma
ALBERT Boo ART, Jr Secretary.

NyENTH wARD.-ClTY REFORM, BASED UPON THH
principles adopted the Metropolitan Hall meeting
For Alserman-Georgo A. Trowbridss provision dealer
rs Broome street.
For Councilmen-C harlss Place, Sen dentist, Allen
street; William H. Foster wholesale grocer Essex street
Jonathan Purdy, builder, III Orchard street.
rAssessorGeorge A. Smith Joiner SO Delaney street.
For ConstsbieJ kile constable 81 Orchard street.
Jacob 2. Badenhop bsrber 81 EsseI street.
For School CommssionersJay Jarvis President Of Cit
sens Bank, Forsyth street; Abraham Scribner mer-
shant 222 Broome street.
For School Inspectors-TilliAm c. Bradley grocer 2l
Breome street. Edward mall machinst 96 Ludlow St
For School Trustee-Joseyh N. Bell n Essex street.
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II 0DGINGS.-MANHATTANH HOUSE. n AND 20 CEN
~ ire street. the Park Strangers will do we'll to call
at this new establishment and example tho superior accom-
cents per night.
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EIGHTH WARD REFORhERs-I AN AN INDE.
IL pendent candidate for Councilman Of the Seventh
Eighth districts Of the Eighth wardTwentieth Council dis
trot and take this method of informing constituents
that my banner Sunday morning last by
my eaeme and that my bills posted about the ward have
upon all good vtes of the Seventh and Eighth districts Of
the Eighth ward to support me In this case.
JACOB BORN, baker, 40 Washington street.
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COPARTNERSHP NOTICES.
NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE THE SUBSCRIBERd
" did the LIST day Of November Instant enter in eopar
nership for the purpose OF carrying business Of
featuring japan cloths and muslin in the city Newark
j., under the firm Of j. and z. II. Armitage.
J.ARMITAGE
November 8, 1885, E. H. ARMITAGE
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A poDwoRrH's DANCING AGAD.xY, NO 800
"A. BroswdyNsw open for tho reception efpupi Wedne
day. Thursday and Saturday for ladies and ohna
Monday, Wednesday Thurday and Saturday evenine
saturday and svspas sS,sss % y
hs procured during recent visit 70 London aA
Paris The opening soree of the will take place Or
Friday evening, November l1th
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LIQUORS, SO.

A LES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, BRANDIES, WIN
"A whisky &c., in all the favorite brands suited to ,
below any other house In the city for sale by VIM
DEfHILL, Masonic Temple, 40 Broome ST. corner Cros
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TNWENTYSECOND WARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC RE
publican electors Of the Twenty wsrd friendly
nonip and the of the party invited
to atts q Grifn's Hotel Boominsdale, Mo, day
ing BIO 7t last At ~ o'clock approve Of the charter
ticket hooded goan Ole Alderman Several
will DO present address the meeting BY order
JOHN j. DUkYEE Chairman.
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FURNITURE.

LNNAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURE.-ELI
~ CANT suites Of this fnrp iture old at prices much low
thru be bought at other place. ranging from $25
$780, Shiprn orders promptly attended to. No 81 Whit
street, three doors west Of Broadway s. H. WARWICK.