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Mary, come here ; want to see you alone
a moment and Mrs. Atlev entered her
dressing room, followed by her handsome, in
noccnt looking little chamber maid.
Mary, have lost my emerald bracelet, -
she said firmly, when she had seated herself.
- want 70 know If You remember sccing it -
Mary turned pale she was extremely tim
id, and the thought that she might be even
suspected, frightened her exceedingly.
v hen She answered, her voice trcmhled.-
" ludeed, ma am, don't think | have seen it
at all"
" But, Mary" and the tone grew stcrner,
| " Lena writes that the last time she saw it
it vas in this room. on last " Wednesday week
That night ! left You here all alone am
positive that no one but yourself has since
been in. | missed it that very night-tcll
me if you have taken it--fnd it-rctum it to
me, and | will forgive YOU"
"Oh Mrs. Atloy, indeed, indeed don't
know anything about it," exclaimed the girl
/ beginning to wiring her hands with a look of
terror IL never was Il thiel--my mother
will tell you that, She brought me up to the
sunday school and good things. Id sooner
spill my heart S blood than touch it. o now
indeed remember. 1t seems as if Miss Lena
had it y repeated the girl trembling SO she
could hardly stand upright, :" | do tnink-I
believe saw it on her arm yes, | am sure
Miss Lena must have taken it to wear to the
party"
THAT is the coolest impudcnce | have
heard yet, exclaimed Mrs. Alley, her lips
qulyerng with passion - might have for
given you had you been candid and told the
truth. But the charges you make against nv
daughter-the soul of candor itseli-placcs
you entirely out of the reach of my sympa-
thy. am astonished coniounded at your
duplicity, no less than convinced by your
manner. No honest girl would blush and
stammer and then turn pale--or turn her
guilt upon another. | shall dismiss YOU if
you do not restore the bracelet | heard YOU
speak of it; saw you look at it that evening
but the thought never entered my mind that
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The WAL or TorER Tho following
horizontal musings of Il loaiing tipplcr, de-
serves to be pcrpetuatcd. Hear his wall

Leaves have their time TO fall,
And SO likewise have |
The reason, too, : the Slmc--it
Comes of our getting DRY.
Bat here's the difference 'twixt leaves and me,
falls 'more harder and more frequent Ice.
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hanscit is about 20 milcs south of Proven.
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Political Intelligence.

CONVENTION OF THE VETERANS OF 1912.
At meeting OF the officers OF the Veteran Corps of
the of 1872 held At their headquarters the I'd
inst it unanimously resolved, that in making the
domination Of General forms candidate for the
cce Of State Prison Inspector for the Southern district
2. TINS stAe was no. means 70 onaenee o. dictate
sion Of preference for soldier Of the 1872
to any candidate Of any party their clai 70 hones
and capacity being equal
PUBLIC
10 compliance with the request of NV numerous
friends hereby myself for election to the
oHice now hold. HENRY STONM5,
State Prison Inspector.
New York, October 8, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

DESTRUCTIVE FIaE IN MANCHESTER, PA.-A
Are broke out Saturday afternoon about O'Clock In
ths paper mill OF Howard Co., Manchester whish be-
tore II was stopped proved one Of the most
that has visited that village The Gre originated
the roof from sparks from the chimney, and the
building being composed Of wood-dled vita the m ost
combustibe materalit spread with great rapidity In
few minutes the entire structure 10 ruins aud TIE
adjoining propsrty-three ANAL frame housss an the
saw mill OF Messrs. 1 A Pattsrson-was also In
a. mes, and beyond all effort to save thsm large
quantity Of ssred and unsawed lumber, scattered
around the two mills was likewise destroyed. The
frame houses were Inhabited by the antilles Of work
employed 10 the null, named Chaudes, wyle, and
Pofz who. however. managed to the largest part
OF their furniture The heaviest sufferers by the csami
~ are Howard h Co, their loss being estimsted ct
SIC SIS Coo On this there IL an insurance Of
% COO In the delaware Mutual and 500 In some other
Office Msssrs. A. Patterson will lose about $1,000,
the total value Of the property consumed We under
stand Il at their policy OF insurance expired only few
weeks ago. and that from cause they neglected 70
get renewed They had another mill Immediately
adjacent to the burnt which. however was not In
juied About Atty men were employed In the paper
mill Who OF COURSE all thrown out OF work for the
present.-Pit,buvg Post, Oct. 2.
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Ol8OSuer9s
N0- See gene-aI news columns for loss Of brie Ola
and Britieh achoOnsr MorninU =


See general news columns for loss Of brig CiarisS
and British schooner Morning Star.
SHIP JAMES SHEPHERD hence for Jamaies before "a.
ported doned 18th ut experen severe gala on
the 18th 10 which she lost and alssk and
wst left The 18th In lat IS 49, lou 80 fthe beins
from Turks leland.
BARK Corporal TRIM, Of New Haven from liverpool
for Portland before mentioned Partially Thomss
Island lad cargo Of 40 tons salt the freight which
In Boston the vessel the Of $4,000 divided a.
Boston, 5000. '''" ''''V' Ana
BR BARR BRITANNIA, from Sailao for Baltimore INIT
into Mcntevdeo July TO- very IeAty with loss az mi
wafks and rudder head stern post shc hss
been surveyed and has discharged part Of cargo ~ -
BRIG MAXWELL before reported wrecked IN the
Eastern Dry Rocks rs had sprung leak sea and while
on her way to Key West hec ana vhan
chs trucf the bad three water In her hold
she had lilged and was full Of water At last acooua and
II was imposed thst cny portion OF Der cargo maho
gay would DO saved Wreckers work st her
none bad arrived at Key West thu portion
ire AthaAs cargo was sod at Key the 2d
the harshal snoupt realized about % 900 Tas sale
you'd te continued next cay All the cargo that arrived
frem the was very much damaged y letter to Ewood
Walter, Esd Secretary OF the Board Of Cndsrwrters
ER BnIo DOUGLAS from Pictou, which wspt-Asbors on
Commitment Point the Isl has been got on without dam
age, ana h Mt snchor below Provideuce
PnIc Amy AND ELIzAsrrB, Of New Bedford. from Bal
sin.ie q Boston sruo, on Hedss Fence 18th ut and
AMI probably went into Bdgartown.
scHR 0rrARIo, Of Roctland. wrecked on Dssils Back
schof about 80 tors valued at $20 and
lie insured Rockand for o. 900 She bad general Argo
Capt Pcr nimAn vsry muoh bruised from pieces Of the
wreck chatting against him; the almost
kng him and HE unde- the crcumsaness
maybe eonsd.ret simos. mss ous Whsn hs ysssol ays
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SON son s sss. s. aoH S4r.s . il
Port or New York, October 3, 1851
CLEARED.
ssssnsSp csrssnls 1sss% sssrsSss Br.asn oslriehs
::ss s f..I Khan s:. sssa sss
sSiS 4: slssI:. hsssiss Hs,ss, Ssyd Hsst...
ship Beethoven CBrsm). Eriohs. Honduras Hsnninss,
S, ;.Ss.. ssS s:s NJ; GI;: Perkins
S:i IL KS .a:':: :., c..
Bris Enrioo Port) COnoeroa. Grand Canary, Dspsv
y.. ~ Sid.n u
Bris Kate Anderson, Iinsiin Assaispas. Brooinan
BT's Hand! E,ss s,:sL:y Mobile 4 Pos. R,sr:sa
Sch, S,,. tsG.ss' cn asy.n P0;ss
Dqr;; Potter
sohr Iouisisns c.ooies Ais.sndris. Iost Bsd.ii.
haase C.
ssn.s sshssa Asho Briggs
ARRIVED
stsAmshp Black Warrior. B1llooh New 0-s.ns via Hs
Co. .9S from
H.,;.s.ss gssPss ;s T e. "a
e .. !. e ss IS t's1
Sept 20 ss q e Cs y g.ss e, hp rss%or s q s
i:a g y p..sd .iesp sesaa .sS s les
sops. st
M BE Ssr rr s::,y l raS@ Avg
wire the .h.s passage was nine days west of lou
SfsiSsf @1' s%p II: one Bath cr Liverpool
aPs 70 o.n
Yssii. and zsaeIi., fos PhiisSsllhi. >.
With iT.n :as % ps.spssr: 70 master s.ps
ss:s
mast mizen topmsst and received other 18th
ssg:.l.T mas. ..Ss two other ships with loss
Ship Java Jackson. Ga.sov days. with mdss and o
pamsDssrs . DnDhsm Draon
s,s;s ss Sss
sni q: 1s .ss a Liverpool
sss s WIN =:
Sept
Gs sS; Isso.sd, ssam.e died Of sy.snss.y ~.
gs'::.ss,, ssas West SIT IS ISn
ship cSsson Planter Ripley Have "a days. in ballast
ship Aphrodite 'f Bostop MsIohsr Antwerp and Flush
49, Ion CO. exchanged signals With ship chioora
ssP rs .a
Sep. s
snip sss.ns s..rstt Dt Nv orissns day, with md..
sss;z Tpic:
0e. Cape Charles bearing sw distant 50 miles brig
eoor Paine Liverpool ~ days with COAL
ss'. 5ss .s days wish
BARK Tho.naiie 1of Boston, saver Havana 10 DAYS,
s s. to 1,s ss @ e. lon
ng,nbers -, CO. 80
b s,s vosaff Pnss1 oollhS hsranham % days with
asoss. Ms:snassn b. King windsor IL Day.
81. S.sspe5s xn,sss Georgetown, DC,
Bs Srs1ssrd s%. ca.s EGG H. days. with lumber
and s az s e sSs1s, Tssss Go no,o
Sehr Flor de Perts orp Loepes st Ubes AZ days with
sssr or, Di..s;s egszsn; d.y'vith
% s%es xssssS.' days. with gu
'i ess z s.;
ss s: ss ss ~ 70
s Sen. Ks.:s stsn shsuFss; J.etsenxls 10
1s!ss w.hs days
R.slss d S:sahi.s
s e. hsS ; jsi S:,s;ss nj
s;is e'ss Dsis s.%s.sssc a. as
;ss Hss: asSs::
Sshr GGmiiy Jobnsop TurreH Bs,tin ore days
Sept 70, passed bark Byron Of Providence going INTO
ssSI R..,isS Henry Bel p ss!si9s.s
Scbr Appleton. Indese Philadelphia for Prosidencs
ScAr Samuel Lewis Merrick. Pti,ede'phis
schr RsIar'ium, Rowe, Pbiisdel for Rochpors.
Schr Baltimore Davis Portland, 10 days.
SoLr Zulma, Hall, NJ chtas. 4 days
pbia ~
Scbr Sarah, Jopcs Portland, CT.
Rsds1 n1SS sSr sos Salem
Sleep Amertcs, Baker Providence.
BELOW
passengers to A Leary
Ship D..adnought, ssmues frog Liverpool Sept to
Ogden The D of the HighIan ds at sunset
Ship Drigo 50 days from Glasgow to Drnhsm Dimon-
by pilotboat Wsshineton. No A.
Also one bark unknown.
Wind at sunrise Z; msridsn Sc and fresh; sunset g.
and fresh witn fog and raid. y
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Thomas p Hsas and Henry 7. Boyd, at Thibodsur,
L., recently had . dispute relative to the Liverpool
the other basrs Ths result Vas ths hsht ensued aud
Hess shet Boyd dead.
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Memsprantla,

Ba-k Samuel Thomas Of Ma.tspoisett IQI t,ns IA
cold AZ auction S0th ult nj N, for $500.
LAuEcHEp-At Norfolk 2ath ult, By Nessrs Pare
en- ashp named James otbrie honor present
Secretary Of The Tressury SIZE about SOC hon
Page Allen She IL to be mmsnded b. Cant StsnSsr
Chase late Of the ship Queen Victoria.
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Herald MARINE CORRESPONDENTS,

EDGARTOWN. Sept GAR schrs Jones Gregory.
Hcnmosd for Roston Susan May Crockett. New York
boy, New York, bound ~e-
Arr 9th, Emma Furhns Kendall New York 70, Boston
Louisa Dyer Sylvester Richmond for dc sells Coombs
Hangr for New Haven jana, BArlaw for Thomaston 81
LucAs Adams Now Y~rk for Rocktsnd Grin Co'e SmisG
SD Oct l. the veseels above reported
krr Sept ship Three Brothers am from NnntuckAs
II TOW q steamer telegraph to at for Pacific Ocean
Arr schr st Pierre Earle from Bangor.
In port Oct brig Richard Prescott phiiadelpha
ready; sehr Jacob Raymond, for do Wiad W.
FORT JEFFERSON. Sept Arr sebrs Breeze. ptckiu.
SON rev Bedford Tn Bacon. Hulpe, Fall River; 2Sth
Martha jane Hulie Providenca; Montezuma, Smith do
Darling NYork Fastor Merton, do 29th schrs
Jas Ene'ish Neal Nes Haven; wilson Tnthiii Dos.
mono DO SOth Planet Hastings Bridgeport Jas House
Wslser New Haysn; Mary Terbsii. Providence
SD 2sts echrs Breeze dickinson Baltimore Sofh Non
sezuma, Smith do
PHILADELPHIA, Oct s. 4 PM-Arr steamer CITY OF
Rosfop Baf or. Boston barks Gem Hammond and Thos
baxter Sculi Boston Marian. Hsmmcnd. NYork brig
Leegit Wanting, Port wNlthsii; schrs Il Barnard,
Iarnsworth Saruel Cas.s Cullen Friend HAltstt and
Gssssbeas. Bysnd Boston: SILVIA b. Perry Bedford;
Portmouth.
CID obi, Cariooee Hnfner Rio Janero briss O,csols
Sheldon Fashion (Br FAder Antigua; Queen
Esther Pendleton and Myra Fuller poston schrs Au-
cenred CerseD; Chiids rfckerson Jasper Sears
heas, Byla5d Csetner Cullsr, and Sarah O. Baker
Boston; Barnard, Farnswo,th Salem: Brooks Stet
son, Portland; Thos Potter, Potter Providenos.
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DEMOCRATIC WIG GENERAL coYMIrrEE.
TUE SOFT SHELL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTIONS.

The primary elections 0: tho Seymour wirg Of the
de ocrac party In this city, to choose deeg to The
convention to nominate city and county officers men,
bers OF Congress and the Assembly, &C. held last
evening The following in part the result Of the bal
iotpg
FIRST wARp-sEYMoUR AND vIcr ,RY-Eo ABRfD6E-
MEkT OF THE PEOPLES RIGHTS.
At priusry election hei at the democr attic head
quarters lilo Greenwich street, on Tuesday eveaing
many Hal the 2ist Of ssptember the folio sicg
tienen moufiy elected TO represent the First
democracy in the different city aud county con-
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CITY POLlTICS
-~o-~~~>~~~>N~~>~~~~~
The SOFT SHELL PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
.~~>~~~~~~~~>~>~~~
THE WING GENERAL COMMITTEE
MEETING OF TIE REFORMERS.
Nicholas Dean Declines the Nomination for Mayor
DANIEL r TleMANN INFORMALLY NOMINATED
@~>-~~a-~>-~>e~>--~>~~N-N~-
JOHN n GENIN IN THE FIELD,
kc., kc., &c.
The SOFT SHELL PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
THE WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.
MEETING OF TIE REroRMERs.
Nicholas Dean Declines The Nomination for Mayor
DANIEL r. TleMANN INFORMALLY NOMINATED.
JOHN N. GENIN IN THE FIELD,

THE MUNICIPAL REFORM COMMITTEE.
frCH0LAs DEAN DECLINES THE NOMINATION., ETC
The Municipal Reforrr Committee met in thu Uniyer-
sity last evening But little business transacted
though they remained session for three hours
A Communication ~as received from Nicholas Dean
Eaq, the nominee for Major declining the honor and
much discussion snsued thereon Numerous gentlemen
then put In nomination for the ofce; and an In
formal vote being taken, 1t Appeared that majority
we're in favor Of Daniel r Tem,nn, ESQ ex Alder
MAJ o. the Twelfth wad. The committee thea adjourn
ed to meet Tuesday evening next when We hope to
be in stsendsnce to record their doings.
TIA following the letter OF TX Dsan declining The
com nation
NEW YonK, Oct q 1884
Isaac BAiLfY fsa srcRErARy, 40:
vsrssticn with suaern s1 and in tia ate rnooa
q day address 10 him note sasns IL
shs eisy. thsy may oonmsnd them !"
ON pow I'M IN Ss 81 your se pe ss y
nSss S me & he s q s thu month eG.
mt'ee haze unanimously received thst
ere aud vsly dGsraa For two m0rs suo Van
colt m moi aDx.ous ,hsnrht s"ea
pSs &c ssTyy1s srT, tbs
o .,
but .hsouts ordinances tn raprcs lcentiousn..
ennesst h,nnsss OF purpose 'onsummats industry and
asogks with The tia. The III ls residue Of
esssn rather than the excitement strife and often bit
teTps,s . o. s ofhsis position
ssncones y my deliberately made AID will
Ny only regret in matter arises from the trouble
have i'm po:ed upon tn, but CON
redsctoD admit the shs oai step and that Il
viii hrd dicuity fl ing place Isf, vacant with
my and @ the honor
eo9'f'd upon me- am most respectfully sir yonrs 4e
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EACH delssafion having power to Ill vac tnct0s
JAMES +. WEBB,
l. HARRISON SMITH, Inspectors.
A, X MAYNARD
SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET.
At the primary election held pursuant the call Of
the remocrsti GENERAL Committee Of vamu any Hall,
held a, No "a lizsbeth street. Tuesday evening Oct
g. 1854, tie ticket dsciar ID elected Dy 420
mtjo,isy -
MAYoRALry Twelfth District
John Quinn. Peter Hunt
William Fay. Flaucis McKenna.
Peter J wins. Tn cmas McGra.h.
JUDICIARY William White.
William Robbins. Thomas Doran.
Stephen Wilson. Thirteenth District
Charles Murray. Charles Mcbride.
COUNTY, Peter Nc slear.
john W Bsdy. James Brett.
henry Weekley. william alar.
Patrick Ma theTs. James OHoran.
Michael Eolley. CHARTER.
Daniel Powers. William A. Smith
CONGRESS Samuel CarmAn
F5wsrd po. ME. Thomas Doran
Edward Mckee s. Wnterfeld.
Joseph Slillmsn. Patrick NeaIis.
Jsmes o. oren. Henry Clark.
James flynn. William White.
Second judicial District Cornelius Dockham.
james R. yount. Joseph Hinchman.
Edward -Tes. George W. Odeu.
John Flynn. John Fortier.
Thomas Seymour John Van Colt.
Manuel silva. Frederick Bolza
ASSEMBLY. Charles Bischcf
Bernard Molonsy. Joseph MArmont.
Patrick Brsdburn. Robert Long.
Patrick Cooley. samuel Wallis
DAME Iuomey. James Ian6ers.
William B B,air. William Swssney.
henry Wtgen
EIe,enth District Thcmaa Walker
Pster WaTers Saml McIsoughln.
John Molons. Peter McGowan
Mccormick. Ianel Gray.
Martin Gimartin N. Lewis.
Thomas Ioran.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thomas W Sheridan,
Joseph Billion,
John Kesl ney,
b l.. We'ch.
John SuiIsvsn
MAYoRALIY.
William Baird,
Jossph Rose,
John n. Midmer.
POLICE JUSTICE
John KesIney,
jose phi Msth.rs,
Chas J i'ougherty,
Timothy W. Oakley,
John W. Avery.
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ssEs !; s i 1As Inspectors


S N, i a i s5ssAHD' Inspectors.
TWENTIETH WARD.
We 90 hereby certify that at election held at Thor
between the hours Of and p. pursuant to the
call OF the Democratic Republican General Com Of
TApmsny Hail. the following ticket was duly elected
MAYoRAITY. CHARTER
william vcConkey, John McClsve,
william Murray, &C. Fendr'ck,
Jimes s. Kenny. Bartholomew Doyle,
JUDICIAL. William Simps
Azel Frtem william Eesnan,
Solomon b Noble, Thomas W. Olmstead,
Daniel TorbuPh. Daniel Haley,
COUNTY. Thomas Gray,
stephen d. Gardner, =. Millsmsn,
James NJ Post, Patrick fa'ey,
Thomas Kiefnan, FW. Weigsnd,
Roger Monahar, Geo w. Cartwright,
Joseph Miller II. W. Robinson,
John Eldrott,
CONGRESSIONAL Patrick Dimond.
James Mooney, COUNCIL.
Robert @. Nelhs, 6ia Distyid.
John Coyle, Thomas Prsndergrast,
Vim. McDei mott, James Heating,
o. vanderhoven. John McKanns,
L W. Harrington,
ASSEMBLY. Thos. W Cartwright.
James AspeH, SD D;sfric.
Taul McGipn, David McCletchfe,
Ianiel MOI Kinney, Warren Dygsrt,
Charles Reed, Pstsr Muliisan,
richael Dee. james Bsgh1.
Charles Lonso.
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DISTRICT. 5Sd Dsssrsd.
John Briee, John Lshrit er
Petsr O'keny, william X. Trov
Arthur onaldso7, Anthony Ksnded.
John Donpelly, Louis Ohls,
James Wallace, Jr Robert Strsad
With power to all vacancies.
f s. Ii s ss sSss ra'''e''''-
TWENTY PIRsr WARD.
We the undersigned Inspectors do certify that the fol-
lowing ticket elected IT election held the
OF Fourth and Thirty second street, Tuesday
evening October 1854 for delegates TO the respective
conventions thereon nsmed:--
MAYoRAIrr. John Pstt,grew,
John Kinfley, David B. Young
Coll N Campbell, Tbs G. Mumenrothef,
VIM a. Kirby. Sauasul Evans
COUNTY CONVENTION. Daniel Gichrist,
Thomas Mccoy, Bernard DeveIn,
Andrew Ternier, Thadsus Wilson.
Washington Ryer, Benz smin 81. Haight,
H. p, Carr, K. stansbury,
l. Douglass Taylor Peter O0utant,
JUDICIARY James Ora sford,
Edward B Fellows, e F Rogers,
Samuel Allen, Rodney W. Locke,
Andre Froment. John Cavansgh.
CONGRESSIONAL COUNCIL.
Charles b. Haswel, Fifty fourth District
George Dennistou, James Hegeman,
Ambrose L. Pinney Daniel Gilchrist
John DevereAux, Robert Farmer,
George A. hunt Coll N. Campbell,
ASSEMBLY. George Hunt
A.G Dixon, FVtyJfM Distrsa.
Samuel Ryno, Samuel Allsa
James Polhemus, TredwelI Seaman
Robert Argus, Thomas Mccoy,
JOSEPH Stewart. VIM II. Kirby
CHARTER OFFICERS. Andre Froment.
J. Waiter Roosevelt,
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TWENTY ECoND WARD.

TS1ni q C SoCoY Inspectors.
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
preliminary election took place yes.erday evening
1t the of Broadway and Fifty ninth street The
Germans very 1T the polls, and express
ed freely their enthusiasm for Governor seymour and
their antipathy towards the Know Nothings and the
temperance men. They had published in tho German
papers the annexed CALL
German citizens The preliminary election will take
place Tuesday 0ctoter from TO O'Clock In tbs evs-
ming, corner Of Eighth and FIT ninth street.
The importance OF the preliminary elections is
lnovn to al of ytu Come to the polls. Give your
sale Of There is already ordioa0ce before the
Aldermen that shall be ao wsd to keep
one COW. The next ordinance viii be now many dogs
and oats fowls and geese you can keep After that or.
dipances forbdding sourkIout and pork will follow.
Therefore down with the temperance men and the Know
Notbings az
job. Adam, Heinrich Held,
George Leiss.
Wh'n our reporter lett the polls the votes not
couDteds but there was every prospect that the fol-
lowing ticket would be elected
MAyoRALrY Vim Hartt,
B. Farchilds, Charles seagrist.
Geo. d Davis, SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
D. D. Nash Hugh Rourke,
JUDICIARY. Dennis + Root
Nicholas seagrist, Jno. N Trabsr,
David J. Chstfeld, VIM Nowian,
John R. Robinson Patrick Minton
COUNTY. CHARr1s.
VIM Van Orden, John Jasper,
Samuel X Scott Wn. Cook
James Hughes, G pebsuu,
Geo. N. spencer Henry schnor
Michael Duffy. Thos. Fitzmmsns
CONGRESS-. John r Robinson,
James f. Buxnham, +. ReideM,
Jacob Colvfn Michael HogAn,
Michael Curran, Philip aancvan,
Henry Lebeneau, Luke Aullens,
VIM A. Dealing. lawrence McAany.
ASSEMBLY. e J. Fuller,
Frederick Lepereno, George Zeiss
John Adam, Daniel Lscy,
John Brush, Siepert Ungemaci.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

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JAMES FLYNN Inspectors
MANUEL SILVA.
EIGHTH WARD
At primary election held at Hszelton's, corner Of
vaick Domipick streets In pursuance with the call
made at Tsmnany PAIL we, the uudersigusd inspectors
duly sppoipted declare the result follows There
we're t~o ticket, voted for-ope % the Purdy
ticket, rhe other known the Belavsa ticket Upon
ntipg the ballots the resrl as follows:-lhe
ticket Known the Purdy tickle. receivsd asa votes
and the Deavan ticket received 326 We, the in
speo5os tsreby declare and certify that the following