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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

TWENTY FIRST WARD-UNION AND HARMONY
The democratic electors 0ths ward in favor of regular
ard the Of the party requested
assemble in meeting at the Mansion House,
Thirty second street and Fourth avenue Wednesay
evening November to.hear the Of the Nominating
Committee charter officers Let all
without fail BY order
JOHN PETTIGREW, Chair Nominating Committee.
GEORGE A. HUNT, Secretary.
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EOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-DEMoCRATIC
Republican regular for member Of Assembly,
SOLOMON b. NOBLE.

CIxTEENTH WARD RATIFICATION MEETING.-AT
publican electors # the sxteensh At Resisns
II street near shta on Monday evening
eSs and s' on motion William Benson and HroSoaS
Noble were appointed Secretaries whereupon the Nomina
The Democratic Republican Conference Charter convou
ons of the Sixteenth ward respectfully eporThat with
generally the opinions Of their democratic fellow citizens
su scas % ~. sss Ss Of
they this evening submit entitled to the and
port Of every true with this conviction the fol
f' For idslsssS ~ w iRRT9vc seaman
For Assessor-John PhaIip.
For Constablcs-Benjamin J. Carr and John Asloy.
LIST istrict, Jam es Murray and Francis O'Neil.
"a District, William Dali and william Common.
so P n;s.I JGnn . hSey c and a
9TH District, William Grifhth and Michael McCsnn
9Th District, James saxton and Charles Trip:
18th District, W ard sarles and Alexander M Alling
9Th District Peter J. Henry and Hanford Smith.
For School Commissioner z. Carey and John
For Trustce-stephen " Cartwright
For School Inspectors-Robert A. Adams and George w.
Giants.
For Councilman Of 44th Iistrot-James Cassidy.
For Councilman Of 42nd District-Amos Lee is
The meeting eloauently addressed by Mr. Robert A.
As John Dr. iss M G%
x Wa,aAs y; S San.s'' Secretaries.
John Canrey, ESQ., Ny Dear Sir- gives mo pleasure to
Conference appointed to form charter ticket upon which
the democrats Of Sixteenth ward unite that having
Fifteenth ward kindly rendered to by my friends shall
be much gratited to cooperate with friends and lend
agreed upon BY your committee Hoping that the nnfotu
nate discussions that exist in party will not tend
nominees, believe me, your mot obodient sery.nt,
CHA RLES A. NAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

cox REWARD.-wuEREAS, THE GUNSToRE OF
RLO the subscriber having been feonousy entered on
the night ofthc 29th Sunday morning. the Both nst and
robbed several single bareied pistols and other pro-
FOR information that will lead and
tion OF the burglars. FRANK BEKEART, 236 Canal st.
BThe rascals le their from the premises
clasp pocket knife Gron handle alad with
pearl one glaciers knife, and wooden match box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIAMS SECOND
w great annual sale Of first class modern oil pantIngs
Bond street, on THURSDAY lob and Friday 18th inst II
Messrs. w. s. &W., beg that exhibition Of
OF this beautiful and extensive collection of
Monday 3lst ult above and continue till the time
SALE day and evening, Free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

NINTH WARD-SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT =
Az Democratic Republican Regular Nomination.
meeting Of the Convention held at Smhs Perry street.
IN with the Of the General
Qusokonbush anmously nominated he demoornuo
candidate for Seventh Assembly district.
JoHS srAGo, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

OCULIsTs AND AURIsTS.

ITO THE DEAF-DR HEATH DEvoTES ESPECIAL
attention to eiscages of the and at 40 How I'd
street. first door from broadway Hours from ton two
For OF from thirty standing his pam
phet. Patients visited VI their residences.
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NINTH WARD NATIONAL DBNOcRA1IC REGULAR
IN nomination.
For Senator,
Fifth Senatorial District.
GEORGE q. SICKLES.
For Assembly,
ABIATHAR B. hfLLARD.
For Alderman,
WILLIAM J. BRISLEY.
For Councilman,
Twenty FIRST District Twenty third District
JOHN MACK. CHARLEs EDWARDS.
Twenty second District, Twenty fourth District
AARON DEvAs. Dr.. THOMAS MANSON.
For Assessor,
LEwIs p. CLovER.
For Constables,
JONATHAN B. SHAY PHrIANpER BRusn,
For Commissioners Of schools,
Dr. JOHN S. CARrER, WA. @. CLovER.
For School Trustees,
JOSEPH CRowELL, ISAAC @. SEIxAs.
For Inspectors Of Schools,
WM Ii. PLEv, WM. VALUE.
For inspectors Of Election,
First district-R. v. N. DE- nyse Jacob Brush.
Second dstrict-Wm. y. Godfrey, J. Robinson.
Third dstrict-Levi Spring stecn, Georre Munson.
Fourth distriot-Wm. Alderman, James B. hingay.
Fifth district-Lewis J. Parker, VIVA. Murray.
Sixth distrct-Charles Rookie, George AcCune.
Seventh DISTRICTS. D. Layman.. John a. BlauvelA
Eighth dittrict-Lewis r, Edwards, samuel Rowland.
Ninth district-Lewis Conover, Frank s. Edwards:
8. D. LAYMAN, Chairman.
ISAAC G. SEIxAs, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

+ ONDON ANDPARIs ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL cele rated Oil and Water CoIors.
CaHvassca Crayon Papers. Pastels
Brnehts, Papers, Pencils
oils Pastel Papers Scrnp NJ That's
" finishes, Tracing Pc pcrs, Sketch Books,
Miboards, Tracing Cloth sket n Blocks A,
Also an immense variety Of studies by Julien, Caams
Ierogo md all the standard En- sh and French ongrav
ings For sale at the London and Paris prices.
VS. CHAUS, Priatssller snd Artists Colorman,
Ne. sos Broadway, up staira
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EIGHTEENTH AND TWENTY-FiRSr WARDS Ma
~ tional Dom ooratio Republican nonination-yamss
WARD y. BURNETT, Chairman
4 II

TWENTIETH WARD-MUNICIPAL REFoRh.-Ar A
large and highly respectable meeting Of the municipal
reormers Of the 1wentisth ward hod at Lamar no Hall
MT G. T. Leach was called to preside. and Mr. Daniel VIII
dents The mes ting very alb addressed BY Mr. G. O.
North and Mr. Isaac Baly OF Peter Cooper Committee
The nominatina committee thereat elected in behalf
friends Of REFORM have without preference Partially
any party whatsoever prepared ticket and hereby offer
the following for ward Offices In whom
their umaet confidence and firmly believe IL elected will
strictly adhere to and ont the principles Of the
charter and its provisions in spirit and In letter
FOR Alderman,
THEODORE MARITIME
For Councilmcn,
6Ist District, SD District,
ohAs H. kUsHER, HENRY MCLEAN,
DANIEL u. CONOVER
For Assessor,
JOHN v GRIDLEY
For Copstables,
BALTHAssER GLAssERs ANGUS MCDONALD.
WILLIAM NoNTEITH, SAML. J. GOODENOUGH.
JOHN T. WILLIAMS, GEORGE n. GEIR
For School Trustee,
HUBBARD q. STONE.
Inspt otors of Election.
LIST Dstriot-Thomas Chimney, Jas. o. Bennett
I'd |" John s. Ketehann, A. 8 Bender.
Sd Alvah Garfield, WIN. II. Peabody.
9TH ThoB Haight, James Monteith.
9TH John ii. Saffen, Joseph Finch.
9th Fred. Keller, Charles Simpson.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

IL Of rich fancy furs of all nations 10 ready
spction and will DO found to comprise the greatest and
rarest assortment Of mu cu pelernes victorines tip
PETS almas and other fashionable garments
exhibited in estab ishment specme
Of imperial Russian sable among this collection
the further expectation Of these valuable skins
hbited by the autocrat ladies will find the
Go BULPiN No. s6l Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

TENTH WARD-MILLER AND HIS MEN.-THE
friends of David Miller requested to at the
John Garland of and Hester
Wednesday evening" November I'd, 1852 at o'clock
cisey business Importance will be acted upon
corning the welfare the ward By order the committee
VIII II. CARTER.
j. L. BOND
JOHN f. EGBERT,
F. X. NEWMAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

TENTH WARD. CITY REFoRK DEMOCRATIC
whig regular nominations
For Alderman-W. w. Osborn.
For Councilmenth District Horato Reed; 26h District
Elias Combs; 9Th District, Samuel 4. Bartol.
For Assessor James Grifiths.
For Constables-Benry Hoffman and George W. Young.
For School mmissoners-Edward A. Frazer and Jacob
Ray
For School Inspectors-saac Walton and Robert Field
For School Trustee-Peter s. Titus.
The above ticket hereby endorsed regular and pub
Nshed by order OF Tenth Ward Committee.
JAMES A. LUCAS, Chairman.
B. F. J. Witt, Secretary
TWELFTH wARD-NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC RE.
publican In favor Of Clinton and the speedy
enlargemt mt of the canals
For Alderman. For Councilman.
DAVID 8. JACKSON. JAMES Mcleod
For Assessor For School Trustee.
john. J.. DODGE. BARTLETT SsurH
For CoRstalles. For School Commissi oners.
JOHN HELMrs, ADRIAN I. WILLIAMS.
RICHARD CRAWFORD. THOMAS LENNON.
For School inspectors.
HENRY W. NALL, WM. MCCLELLAN.
For inspectors Of Election.
lst district-Wm Wiley, Patrick Mccain.
I'd district-Thomas j. Hagan, Terrence Mcclure.
Sd tiLtrct-Michasl Gallagher, John Helmes.
4th Observation-Disclosures Ray, Henry Bra dhuret,
9Th dis,rct-Isasc Dy ckman, John 2. Dodge.
THOMAS j. HAGAN, Chairman
G Ga.Hst cl Mills }soers.arie,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

T0HN ". s0MERINDYKF AUCTIONEER-sT0RE NO.
ii Spruce ttreet-Househod furniture sale this day, ~
No. 53 West Eighteenth street. 0 o'clock consisting Of
the usual variety Of aor and kitchen furniture together
with % bedead Is feather beds stras mattresses,
and oilcloths, and other bedroom furniture, dc &e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

DARIs MANTILLA EMPORIUM, NO. ssl BROADWAY
The Partisan NOVELTIES for November in eloaks mansil
las and shaws ready this Embellishments and
will DO found to embrace the richest collection
ionable articles at prices Just
published Bulpn's Paris and New York Fashions for
November 1881" Sent free any part the Union on
application to GEO. BULPIN. Sl Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

@ DRAPER, AUCTIONEER.-BY SIMON DRAPER
-. once as Pine strese, corner Of Wiam.-Wednesday
Nov at IL O'clock at the Merchants Exonangs for 80
whom the folio wing securities Wis
$4,000 per bonds Of the State Of Georgia, due
1862 cent do Of the State Of
cent Of the first mortgage eonverble Of the Co
lumbus Pigua and Indiana Railroad Company SO 0 seven
per mortgage convertible bends of the Buffalo,
Corning New York Railroad Company; $0
bonds Of the Corning and ossburg Rail
road Company 10000 eight per cent oonysrbls bonds Of
the Michigan Central Railroad Company; $3OO
cent bonds Of he nd Boston Railroad
Company $50 COO stock Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, shares 81 900 each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

Uf0 REWARD WILL BE PAID 10 ANY PERSON
fV who will give information that will the CON
yicon Of the party who Saturday night 18th ult
street between Seventh and Eighth Any person
giving the inform alton at 46 Forty street.
betseen Broadway and Seventh avenue, will the
aIaya Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02
FANCY CUHS.

EyURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATES
Of al the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured with
are now selling s the subsorber At moderate prices
with Russian sAbe Hudsn Bay sable royal ermne sable
mink stone martin, Puenos Agree ohnohia, Russian lynx
the svery plumage of tho cbe from the lake Geneva
and great Of other choice urs Ladies and yisits
lions preparatory 70 their supplying themsye with furs
Tor the season. CHARLES COOK.
Fur manufacturer and skin I'm porter, 625 Broadwa,
Several Of stuffed saes and efmines for SALE well
worthy the attention Of nsturass which arrived
for the Crystal Palace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02
LOST AND FOUND.


@lU subscriber Bulls Ferry New Jersey, the night
Of October e. & one bay h0rs; ab... fifteen
white spot back where the saddle had chafed Whoever
s u.
OWNER wANTED-FoR LADY's WATCH AND
"A chain Apply to J. Sweeney or R. Patterson Police
.D s s.s
hunting Watches silver with the of Williams
ssa on III aa 6.
that tine u s The. only .n
liberal reward win Be s.a for said WATCHES
Ter cosnSs s Apply 70
T osT OR MIsLAID-oN SUNDAY EVENING LAST,
probably in an Essth rarosd ear pocket wal
country plainly Written bers reward Win be
STREET nn'e' on leaving - ~ twenty
T.osT OR sToLEN-A YAwL BOAT, ABOUT SEVEN.
teen feet long bottom and black TOP White bead
to the thwart and green below inside two hwarts not
street.
ties slip, will be LIBERAL warded
.osT.FRoM NO; MADISON AyENUE,A SMALL
reward oaSs ol.r ii se paid for bis recovery
T osT-oN SABBATH FORENOON, BETWEEN WEST
Washington place and the church Of Grand and
Sixth avenue will be re sarded for their trouble ,
T osT-oN THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, A SMALL
IL colored Maltese cat with white breast and
four white Whoever will bring the 46 East
Fourteenth street. Union will be handsomely
warded.
T OST-oN BROADWAY, YESTERDAY, GOING FROM
Fourth street to Frankn parcel cont velvet and
be rewarded by leaving them at ia Fra nklin street.
T osT-IN THE VICINITY OF KING AND HUDSON
~ streets poeketbock containing aboa SIS in small bills
end about $50 in gold The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at Kings hat store No. 3T Hudson
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD BOND LOST
IN Persons cautioned syG;nst bond
Of the Northern Indiana Rilrcsd Company for O
having been lost In Edinburgh about 2th Sepebes
last The hnder will please return the bond the
conpar j. No william street New York. Dot - 1853
CTRAYED-FRCM HOUSE NO. a DIVISION STREET
~ ontNe 3lst ut bie'k sne tan erri pup. onths
old shert egs WHIT. fss streak the breast, cropt
ears, and che IN col arr neck: whsevar will retuxn
him as above W III be sutah. rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

TWENTY SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC MEsTING.-
The democratic republican electors Of tho Twenty
cond ward friendly regular nomination. the and
state and the charter ticket headed
" hurnhnm for Alderman, requested to At tho
house OF Charles o. Griffin Sevontieth and
snis ednesdsy) evening November ats O'clock Emf
speakers have been invited and will be present 10
aress the meeting. BY order Of the ward committee,
o. JACOB CoLYIN, Chairman.
T TaS; ~ SWsf srssra; 3sscrotars.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN FOR
the Twenty District for the Eleventh Ward the
PHILIP MABIE, No. $50 Riyington street.

AIR. EDITOR-HAvING SEEN MY NAME PUBLISHED
M Of the Vice Presidents OF the Fifth ward ratihca
ton meeting held at the Emblem No IS West Broadway
Mon evening last tske this method stating that
was used without my knowledge sonssn and aso that
Alderman. BY inserting the above viii oblige yours
JOHN u. DIXON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

T OST-lN THE VICINITY OF KING AND HUDSON
IL streets pockotbook containing email bills
about s2j in gold The literally re warded
by leaving at Kings hat No. 37 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02
CIxTIENTH WARD REGULAR NATIONAL DEN,
~ critic Komns tiong-

CIxTIENTH WARD REGULAR NATIONAL DEMO
~ critic Nomins tions:-
For Alderman-Wliam c. Seaman.
For Assessor-John Phalon.
For CouE cilmenFory first district Jared Gibson forty
second d. Contn Sharp forty third d. Thos Judge
School Jeremish E. Carey John Gregory
1nspectors-Robert A. Adams, Geo. w. Giants.
inspectors Of ElectionFst district James Murray
Andrew LesV; fifth do William Crith Michael Msc ann;
sAres Alexander N. Aning; eighth d. Peter j. Henry
Han'ord Smith.
For cOnstables BsniaminsJ. Carr. Johr Asley.
ALEXANDER N. ALLING, c..,..
EDWARD RILEY, onSHmsn'
1GSs EA5AnNx o,.,r }secret.rias
CIxTEENTH wARD-FoRTY- FOURTH COUNCIL DIS.
- trictDRegular democratic nominee for Councilman,
FRANCIS EARLE Chairman of Committee
SAMUEL ii. SMITH, Secretary.
EIGHTEENTH AND TwENTY-FiRsr WARDS Ma
~ tional Dom Republican nonnation-Jamss y
smith, d. ''' A'''m0'&S WARD 3. BURNETT Chairman
j. H. ArrHor Secretary.
TWENTIETH WARD INDEPENDENT REGULAR
Democratic Nominations
For Assembly-Andrew Leary
For Alderman-Mchael O'Donoghue.
For COMPLEMENTARY first district Charles Darragh;
Iity-second d. Frederick W. Wegend; Hfythird do,
For Observation-Disclosures Doyle.
For Constables-John Common, Belthasser Glassier.
For Commissioners Of Common Schools-William Non
inspectors Of sehooIs-John Coushlan John Riley
For Trustee-Felix McKenna
For Inspectors Of Electon-Firs district Luke Curen
third DO chrserser oSe Thomas cuSSsn oSrsh aO
Patrick kesrnan John Brophy; hfh do: Richard MUIR
MrcHAEL CONWAY, Secretary. oA'.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

VIZ. Writer'S, ArCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day, at 10 o'clock, at 1877 Canattree, large assoIt
m, OF paror, chamber, dnir ne kitchen furnturs
remoyeo IRON conutry lote cossstng 81 aots, chsrs
tables pier glases window curta bookcase, sdeboard
handsome Brussels ply ami ingram to- oiiooths
wood piano % ecave. dressing bureaus warlroees &c.;
together with all tho China, glass plated aud cutie
stoves, ec.-wrhy Of attention OF deales housekeepe
snd oth:if fmp ure has In only last
spritg n BThe balance will be cold next Stature
theor goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

TENTH WARD.-C!TY REFORM, BASED UPON THE
principles adopted at the Metropolitan Hall meatng-
For Alserman-Georse A. Trowbrdge provision dealer
N3 Broone street.
For Councilmen-C harles Place, SEN, dentist Allen
street, William Foster Wholesale grocer Essex street,
Jonathan Purdy builder lN Orchard street.
For A. Smith joiner 90 Delaney street.
For Contables-Ja nes kia constable 81 Orchard street,
Jacob f. Bsdenhop, bsrber, o. Essev street
For School COMPLEMENTARY JARVIS, President Of Ct
chant 222 Broome street.
For School Inspectors-W lillian c. Bradley grocer "a
Breome street, Edward Small. machint 90 Ludlow st.
For School Trustee-Joseph NJ Bell n Essex street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

OST-oN BROADWAY YESTERDAY, GOING FROM
IL Fourth street to Franklin parcel lining velvet and
attn. Also from the head black lace veil The ider will
be rewarded by leaving them at ia Fra nj lin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

I ARGE SALE OF LOTS ON FLATBUSH AVENUE,
~ Filth, Carlton and Underhill and Bergen
Wyeh9h and Warren streets Also, on Flatbush avenue
auction on Wednesday November 3D. at 10 s'cock At the
Merchants Exchange New rk 81 lots Flatbush Fifth
and Carlton Dean and Bergen streets lots on
Fstbush avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
~ lots on Warren street and Underhl All these
lots Desirable being the best and streets
IA the city Of and in the most advantageous oea
TORS Terms two thirds bond and mtrtgago desired
hsps are ready at the off of the sucnee No. 20 Fulton
street brooklyn, and Is Nassau street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

NINTH wARD-CHALLENGE-TO THE DEMOCRA.
IN of the Twenty Council wing been
this district and wishing to eopardz the defeat of the
honest upright portion Of the democracy beevin in
jority principle hereby to decline II the democracy
will at any time previous to the election and by
ballot any other candidate than fellow citizen
THOMAS MANSON
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MUSICAL.

A SPLENDID $50 ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE Fol
"A sale for S2O-excellent tone. seven octave, roun
has been used about three months
and warranted by tho beat city makers 1t
l6l Hudson street, from till O'Clock, y. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

IMPORTATION DIRECTIVE HAVE RECEIVED
from the most celebrated manufacturers Of France and
Belgium the following descriptions of laeesReal black
thread scarfs mantas and veis real point dAlencon
coiaprs collars, &C. in and beautiful designs AS
make this branch Of business specially enabled
to offer great to purohaserL A. kerr co.
767 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

T0IN l.. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER. FIRST
q class furniturc.--yANDEWATER& TURNER will sell
Wednesday, November = at the Club Rooms, 10 liz
Grand street. under the direction of the attorney for the
mortgageee fret class furniture all of the
W. Hutchng ESQ., consisting in part Of oak suits green
push rosewood suits In red plush rosewood suits
and gold brocatee rosewood chairs, mahogany
hair cloth mahosany tables IN green CLOTH mahogany
dining tables feet nches oak and cherry tables
wood marble top centre tables mahogany and walnut
marble top dressing bureaus iron crib marble slabs and
brackets looking glasses 40 Brussels and ingram carpe
oil lohs for floors mats beds and bedding linen nap
kins &o the whole forming fine assortment of desirable
furniture One rosewood billiard table, of best quality
complete with balls cues and markers, T. G. OConnor
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

A G. FUTILE, AUCTiONEER:-DUTCH BULBOUs
IA roots c. futile will sell this day Wednesday at
NY o'clock 1t No. Wall street large asortment Of hya
cinths ulips onquies gladiolus narcsus iris crocus
| t. TO enit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

SulERf NTKNpENT's OFFICE, CRYsTAL PALAm
aco every day Sundays exesptsd bstWssa ~
notice.
dhsie s.
Monthly tickets tor each calendar month... 20
t&tstb tiuNeb ~ W
- u
Visitors particularly requested to theispyss
sith change, W prevent delay ~ the entrance.
tickets may DO purchased a. Tho entrance 70 Ne Qysal
Palace or ~ the music store Of VIM Hall - ESoad
ysy corner Of Park place; also Jolies mus sSegs so
Broadway. JOHN n. BATCHELDDh
So0f0tagy o u 8upN &0nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

UCTlON NOTICE. WILSON, AUCTIONRER
a will sell this day at 10 ocock At Is Spruce street
Brussels csrpe feather beds quilts bedstsads bureaus
crockery glassware pictures stoves nuts Coffee rice
toba also five casks choice brandy g rum port
w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

T 0ST-ON THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER SMALL
II colored Maltese cat, with white breast and
four white Whoever will bring the 46 East
warded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

nEvoNSHIRE KERSEYS JUST OPENED-DRABS
~ brown black &C., A. two dollars per yard Also six
cases OF sapcrne fancy and plain "a by JAMES
BUkK Jr, A Maiden lane Satnets, drngs kerseys
fanne printed to order Sanet Flushing and plates
for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

- trict-Regular democratic nominee for Councilman
EDWARD ii. COZANs.
FRANCIS EARLE Chairman Of Committee
SAMUEL ii. SMITH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

ITALIAN LADY WELL KNOWN PROF EssoR
a Of singing possessing voice Of the highest
singing in English we'll In italian, wishes obtain
nsuaton fret soprano In church. Address First Ohgroh
soprano, Herald office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

Ei1HIh WARD IN A BLAZE-TIIE DEMOCRATIC
ostora OF the Empire ward requested to
attha the rathcat'n meeting held nj the corner
Hudson and Charlton streets wedn esday EVENING Mo-
sns no@D tCss q thu yar2n. candidates chatter
will be prescott address the me stng Viz n
Phillips Herrick, DR. VIM. schirmer Riehord BnssseS
Thomas Monday Hon. George r. Alden Nv arisr 81 ~
Ward Committed, S. A. MAN WANNA cha,.xn -. suo
WV Lossr, seoto1aries'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

Mr.. CHARRuAUD, WOULD SUGGEST THAT HIS
I dancing school Is open for tho reception of pup
Several fancy dances and wazes will introduced
and tansht to his pnps Terms-T regular qaarer Of
tcrnoon vering casse Ticket obtaaed by those
who cannot attend regularly For par cuars please pro-
circulars ut "a East Thrte
Of broadway, and see morning and yeninE Express.