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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

CORR OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Before Judge Moore
Justices snwell aud suykerrhe November Term COM
meueec Yesterday.
Thons. Mooney was tried on indictment for burglary Ia
the bird degree IN stealing from the house Of Mr. futile,
state Prss fo the Of years and elk month";
Charles Cisco convicted burglary In the third degree
sentenced State Pson for and six months
George Tyler 10 lad AIDED guilty TO Indictment for bur
ary IN third and sentenced 10 the House OF
Refuse e r Juvenile Delinquepis
John Bosch convicted selling liquor without license
.eutetced TO pay fine Of go and TO imprisonment IN the
County Jail foI twenty DAYS
Catherine Blackwell pleaded guilty 10 selling liquor without
license and sentenced to twenty days imprisonment IN
Jail but hsvog aesd been Imprisoned for ninety
days, sw aiting trial, the sentence suspended
John Becker Flesded guilty q similar indictment sud was
the County Jail for ten dsys and hued *l0
Andrew Brady pleaded guilty lie indictments bot II
being be had ceased the sale Of liquor before the
irdctep, wss found this taken into cOnd
ersfion and he fined 10. without Imprisonment.
The Court then adjourned I'll this morning.
PoIicY OFFICE BRoKES UP.-On Monday evening
Cart Wrisht and Officer Waddy Of the Fourth District 20
white an William JsnksDs where they found about
dozen ceIored people u whom the sc, ~
ehns tickets The vender arrested and taken b-fors
Justice smith held to bali await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
Rrs OvER.-A man named VIM. Fisher, residing
IN wAshp stonst New York by cart % the
Hamilton Ferry yesterday and had OF his legs fractured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
ATYACK and HAyERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

stesnei ARMENIA iesves daily teyeeT Sunssyl Cham
leys a. Pier Al Z. NJ. for NYACk and HANEkSTRA",
udps at RocAlsbd Lake and fernont IN Connection WIN
she New. Yort and Erie Railroad
R.tupins iesse. Bsver.uaw eve morning at 81 Seo,k,
and Nysck At u A NJ
~ K-rhis line Of hosts DO not LAND a Amos o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

The Female Assistance Society VIII celebrate its
Fory-frst anniversary on Friday, the nth inst, in
the Hope Chapel. This Association labOrs for the
relief and religious instruction Of the sick poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

FURTHER ARRESTS OF RIorgRs-Ezamiaais0R.-
James Reed b. O'Neil, snd two others, both ofwhom
were named Patrick McHugh, were arrested on Mon
day afternoon and evening, charged with being con-
cerned in the riot on election day. These together
with those whose names have been heretofore pub
shed az arrested on the same charge were srragned
before Justice Bosweu and Mayor Wal yesterday.
After the hearing Of several witnesses the EXAMINATION
wa adjourned over 10 this day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

CAsrALrY.-John Peterson, mate Of the ship Auro
20 Ivipt a. pier Nc 10 E.st RIVER Monday evening r.
ar he .hp 20 wharf and sustained fracture Of the e
80 ofhr injuries He conveyed 20 the New Tor
Ho.pita by the Second Ws,d Poli;s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

Rrs OvER.-A man named VIM Fisher, residing
IN wAshp son st. New York. run over bys cart % the
Hamilton Fery Yesterday and had Of his legs fractured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

Peter CLARK, admitted To bail three months since on
ehEE- Of Ia 40 stts-pt % All y.se. ssH'
vs.. uIe,sd CO Monday By Capt Gssadsi Of he Police snd
eommitt,d 70 s-hs 6syng erssneee b. os srd ae4 70
spps.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

NOVEMBER 1s54.-The and splendid
IN aeamer ALICE C. PRICE, Capt. A II. HsEserty, fcr
SHREWSBURY, &C, viii from Robinsonst Pier Norm
AFT lCNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

The Second Anniversary of the Flee. ST. Brooklyn
Juvenile Missionary Society viii be held in the Chu'c
this evening, at u o'clock. One OF the Bishops va
preside. Bishop Simpson and Others viii address u
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

The CONTINENTAL BAsS FoRGERY.-Jsmes Find
law alas james Bishop who indicted for fosnfs check
fr 90 Is on Continental Bank Of this City August
last y..d., pesded guilty IN the Court Of General Sessions
and a. rrm,uaed ait sentence This prisoner "a. con
peeed with who escaped from the custody Of Police
.n Reea who bringing MIN from ONO 70 this City few
weels since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

ArrEsPr 81 BCRGLaRY.-An unsuccessful sttenp
early yesterday ornas % sresl aIo ne dfg oo
r.y.rt,A b, The watch dOs The Of burglars weapon
were y.ible on he doors ard ~indOEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

CRYSTAL PALAcI SALKs-AnOther suction sale OF
articles exhibited took place yesterday The attend
ace was better than any day before and some Of the
articles brought fair prices and If the salesman haa
been blessed with little more Of the 'Sar'ieT ~
nod0, which makes up about three parts OF the sue
cessful suctiOneer the amour, sold veulc have been
larger, and the audience 60 vel pleased that 'hey
MIA. have bsea oc4xsd Is.o tas nsesurs OF ouy'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

KNOCKED Dows AsD RoBBED-A 'longshoremsn,
named Jo.eph Mathews Hnocted down In 5outh 81
son, unknown ran- who robbed hum Of n snd then fed
The eoud ard Police found Matthews lying on tne SIDE
on Monday nilhf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

The Rev Mr. Lord delivers his last lecture to-nigh
before the Mercantile Literary Association, the sueec
being Napoleon Bonsparte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

On wsdr esdsy, October T.. nv the Rev J W. Forbes,
Mr. NczAEL CKoIrY 10 Mrs LUCRrnA LAGRANGE, both oil
this city
On N, p5ay, Os.ooer q BY the Pew Mr. Dinsno-e Mr.
RoEERr BUNTING tn Miss LOGAN both OF this city,
On Wednesday October 4, BY the 7sv. Mr. Cuylsr Mr..
nohAs kuoS OF Brooklyn, 10 Mrs MARY KING, OF
THU city
On Wednesday, October g. by the Rev. J. B Harden.
bursb, Mr.. John NEwKIRK, OF ouisop, j., to Miss
AsonISA BOWS second daughter OF the late Thomas
On Mona.y, October 2, BY the Rev. E. Ch,uiu.
CRANES sUiiKR TO MARY daughter Of John Matthews, all
OF his CRY.
IN tn. sday October 8, JOHN SAVAGE Esq TO LOUISE,
youBgest daughter Of Capt Reid u navy, all Of this
city.
On Wednesday, Oc'obsr T. at the Church of the Holy
Comnuricn, by the nev Ilr hubleuberg, GUSTAV @ h.
WMkR, III ID, ron OF Prof NJ J Weber If Bon, Prussia,
to RUTH daughter Of Nathaniel Cheney Of Brooky
Cspt.e Ohio
Cleveland papers please copy.
On Wednesday October by the Rev. w 9. Dalch, Mr..
j. a Campbell, formerly OF Oswego, Miss ,iBISA
srly daughter OF the late Conrad OF this city
IN Tuesday, october 8, by tue Rev Dr Pond, ARCHIE
Ius BoDGB Of Bris'ol England TO Miss MARY THERESA
BLACK Youngest daughter Of the hate Caps Philip BACK,
OF ,his city
Br,s OF pa ers please copy.
Ridesbuyg, Fairfield county, Conn. on Tuesday eve
ming October s. by the rev. - billiard. Mr.. HIcYoS
BAILEY Of this citJ to Miss ENILY youngest daughter
of Hon. Nehemiah Keeier, OF the former place.
saw clouds at morning.
Ting-d vito the rising sun,
And u the dawn they foated on
Auo mingled II to one
On Tuesday, -eptemn@r g. ut board the clipper
ship the passage from Liver poo Ne~
York, by the Rev Richard Bell, Mr. VINCENT VINCENT
Glastonbury, England, TO Miss sARY ANN Cook of kim
ton, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

Died.
On Wednesday, October after short but severe ILL.,
Tesa, ANN wife Of the late william Leader.
The friends respectfully invited to attend the fune
out further Dotcs at two ocl,ck to morrow afternoon
On Wednesday. Oatober IsABEA, youngest dn lighter
Of Charles and fabela Butts in the ID year OF her age
jay street, at half past three O'Clock this afternoon
The friends Of the family requested to attend without
fur her invitation
Hudson, N Y papsrs please copy.
In Tuesday, October g. JAMES SEYMOUR HAxnroN, aged
years, months and days.
relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
att, nd the funeral from the scence Of his father No
LOG East 1h,reenth street. this morning. at ten O'Clock
His rems ms VIII be taken to Greenwood
On Sunday morning. October 1, SARAH FRANCES, young
eat daughter Of Augustus l.. and Nancy Wood, aged
years d months
ness, rNRcH BReESAH, native Of Hanover, Germany.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the nem-
vt.d to attend the funeral this ternoon one O'Clock
from his late residence corner Of Third avenue and elk
tyfoprth street
On Wednesday October MARY, wife Of Charles Pope,
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO
attend Der funeral without further notice. from her
late residence, No l0l hudson street. at two O'Clock
this after noon.
On TUESDAY, October B. HARRISON Pond aged 81 years,
Bis will be taken to Green WOOD from his late
siutLce, No 10 First avenue this morning, q ten
ocock hs friends and relatives invited to attend
On Wednesday, Octcosr L. JOHN son Of Geo. ". and
Emile Dtvoe, saen months anc 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the fur tral to morning. ut ten O'Clock,
from No, 100 Fourth street.
On Wednesday Oc'e Der T. at half past O'Clock r..
NJ JOHN DARCY brother of the late p Darcy, Of st.
M'cbaels Limerick
The riends Of the ssmy are requested to attend his
fuceJa this Afternoon at O'CLOCK from his late resi-
csnce, No 1913 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
On Monday, October 4 EIzABErH daughter Of James
Ly,ch {
Her friends and relatives resp sctfuy invited to at
tend the funeral from her late resioeuce No 1877 Con-
cord streer Brooklyn this morning ut ten O'Clock. Her
rem ains will be taken to 6reenwo tor nterment.
In Williamsburg, on Monday. October 2 Of protracted
ocnsumI tion, LEATHFM, wife Of j. G. Leathen,
aged "a years, a native OF Dublin ireland.
Florida and VII giria papers please copy.
Suddenly on Wednesday, October A, ct Ezabethtown,
Of congestion Of the bowels CHARLES D. HAIL. Esq,
OF the late He'll In the Goth year of his age
His friends and tboee Of the family requested to
attend his funeral this afternoon, at half past one
O'Clock precisely without fur her invitation His re-
mains win be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment.
Newcastle upon-Tyne, England, THOMAS JAZZ WOOD,
Of No. 81 ChAihau street. and Sag HArbor L. L. in the
9th year of his age
His Iemsins viii be brought to this country when his
friends will be notified in due time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A PLUMBER wANTTD-0NE WHO UNDER II ANDs
N the burning oflesd together by the gas blow pipe.
Address, with references, box So Post Office.
A GOOD wHEEIwRIG IT wANrED--tO TAKE THE
"A work Of an old established back smith ami wh IL
wright shop; also stout hey wsoted, 70 learn the black
smi trade. spIly 80 o59 Washington sticet.
no CIOfHTERS --rhE ADVERTISER DESIRES A STU
\ alton as foreman IL the cnttns department. of a
sboltsaje etsil clotbi ssabhhmsnt For chsrac.
ter qualifications he rsfeTs 10 hs present o0ycr
note acdrsseed ~ J. box t75 Post 0fice wish real
address, viii is answered 10 person inms .iztsy.
. az Av9Ep-A G0opw T.Hd KCR, 10 CO IN eaE
~ county Gala. " Gseen's 81 Maiden lac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
Legal NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE on AN ORDER OF THE SURROGATE
~ IN. county ~ Nfr YORK, rctice ~ hereby given "a
al persons bayipg alaa ageilst John T. H. McCrackau
ate Of she city New York merchant deceased pre-
sapt the same with vouchers theroo 70 the subscriber
III hss ofes, No 81 Chansea stet ~ his CITY II New
yosh Or before fhe Goth day Of Dec wher next NJ
ted ras ycrh, the 14ts c&g NJ Jure 1874.
PbfT1n ID hWAlygE, Pubic AdSoinistrafog
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N sHlrIDS SON. CO.. MISSION MERCH ANTS
KyPaticular attention given to all moron spdiss son
signed 10 us tor sale either the regular way or at auc
lion We have engaged the services OF 10 OF the best
anctioneers IN the Wet for our auction "a a, Also
pomp. al enton given 10 the for rarnv OF ry goods
from the Hast. Charges modarste. -IIELrS
JNO y SflTrrDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

cnsppsd Lips End ChApVsd Aands are
auopp The pf~mo, irtsns Of wtn,er TO prevent
,eDav the che o., and " i'm at asnsrA ,ntaoess
and essrsess TO ths -A,n Phsl ms P&phsn Lsioa
lo,a at bi3 Broaawa, (st kioboI.s soisD 1877 Brosi
Of ey street. aaa at drug stores ana fancy
stores ges esIly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
FINK, EfsI8,

ID ARE ENGRAvINGS, SCRAP PRINT PORTRAITS
III modern EDeravibgs Ter framing, rich fancy arti-
cies books stationery and games, the store OF
the subscI her, CHEAPER han Jas BGGE 6s7
broadway, four doors above Amty street To lei, two
large a. lofty hasem ents, and attic room, for term
oil years. Apply as above.
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FUItNTTURE.

ETUfNIi URE FOR CASH -T6E FURNiTuGE o. A
tntsn home ~ be dlspoed a onr aso-ass 4 ms
Tor och consisting OF 70e ~ diIng sud oaf
tsdrctms lbe bediCnn turbt-ofe 81 tuamsllsd, MI
msr)y bes. Address q Vi, Peat on ., 5ssla
tdca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

n CRATIC sEYMOUa.-DEfEND YOUR HOUSES,
II your property, and -FOUR liberties Those who are
HyIoU Hoey Clark, the whg nominee for Governor Of
this State who to have their houses searched and
their properly corscated In violation of the Con tuton
and OF their personal hberes who are opposed to the
assaults Of bgoted and vndctve dema yogues who
in ver Of sustaining the principles Of thu Veto Message
ny b. on Th1rsday evsnins, OCTOBER g. 1t TX O'Clock
to to his nomination for Governor OF the State
Of New York, and TO rally round the who has had
~ and the personal rights Of our citizens against tyrs
nical doctrines and bsotry fAnatcm and Intolerance
Rallyl Rsllyil Eanylll ErIJAH F. PURDY,
W. S1sT 5 T. k xa1% Secretaries. Chairman
TWENTY SECOND wARD-AT PRIMARY ELEC-
l. ton ED ct Mr.. jones slavins Forty sixth street,
near the Eleventh avenue, on Monday e,sni1g inst
party the wing gentlemen unanimously elect
Cd represent eTssny second ward democracy in
various city and county conventons:-
MAYoRALTY. cHARTIR
VIM. Nolan, John Hoey,
Thomas Cushing, John Curran,
Philip F. Baupayan. Thomas Owens,
CITY. Patrick Kelly,
Patrick Corey, James slsvin,
VIM Smullep, Patrick Treasy,
Philip McGrath VIM Kearney,
Peter MsS s John ". iBoclhorn,
Andrew O'Brien, John CAhin
Edward UniAck- John u. Denny,
CONGRESS John Lamb
Patrick Whclan James Brown,
Nicholas seagriss, Patrick McGown,
John Kelly, Henry Kennedy
Jsmet Delaney,
Henry swarberg SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDICIAL.
ASSEMBLY. Dennis O'nourke,
James Quinn, Patrick Rogan.
Philip chasfer, Francs Campbell,
Patrick Mcfarland, Cornelius CLARK,
John Coughlin, Thomas Grimm.
Aaron Haynes.
YOUNG MEN'3 DEMOCRATIC UNION CLU8,-THE
i members are-requested to meet at the Chinese
Assembly Building, 500 Broadway Thursday eveaing
Oct O'Clock precisely, tolprocsed In body TO the
grand mass meeting at TammAny Hall-
JOHN COCHHANE, President.
CoRsurus CARSEs Secretary.
VOUNG MEMS EMOCRATIO NATIONAL CLUB -
IL The regular annual meeting for the election Of
officers, will he held at ctuy institute Friday
evening next, October 9, at75S O'Clock
JAMES T. BRADY, President
JOIN II As1HoS, lseeretar,as
william MooTRy J'e'i''"'e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

Bum Marks, rumops, OoFrug atlons, DE
Of the ssm, poly Gus, noses and all
we'd, vphapt c.uriog The pain
iDecr v,Di.nee ny HARVEY WALLACE, 1872 sssond
avenue oornsr If Tve,f,h street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

Already Elected. -SsvemD~r IL Yet 70
$3.50, sut root cas- iorg ago elected drst dsg1er-
rsar Der 70 the sovereiap people, and hollis ovsr
sosp@essr having Jet ,asen the field R.Or's Gallery,
SAa BIZ adwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

THE FTREMEN.
A CARD -SOUMW RK ENGINE COMPANY NO SO
"A hereby tender their sincere acknow Judgments to
the officers and members Of Fulton engine compaoy No
H. for their Kindness In escortng them TO the line Of
Pre- eesson ut Jersey City, Tuesday, the 81 instant
Ako to engine company Of Jersey City simiae
fAvos ard for the hospabe and scDlemsny treatment
received at their hands and last not least TO tho ladies
Of that city for the many floral gifts received both ind
vidually and col ectively
JULIAN BOrr5, Foreman.
JosmH E. DouoHRxry secretary.
HEIE MILITARY.
IcIRsT COMPANY CoLUMHI IN GUARD THE ABOVE
IL company win hold meeting at Onderdonk's Han,
405 Grand street Thursday evening, October s. 1854
at "a O'Clock Punctuh attendance is requested. By
order Of JAS. II. WELSH, Captain
FRANCS NJ. coAs, Secretary.
NIATIONAL FENCIB1ES-THE POSTPONED PARADE
IN of this company from Wednesday last, win take
psce Saturday morning next, oct assembling at
head quarters, National THEATRE O'Clock, precisely
Judges invited su@s and band viii please Be present at
O'Clock precis ely, without further notice
By order Of A. H. PURDY, Capt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

The Great Fashion Book Frank Lesiic's
Iades' Gazette of Fashion for October ice 20 cents.
u ready 1t sll the book stores This la the bes
nunber yet issued, and coptana the only reliable fal
fnehions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

9hs Wo. SerfuI etereosospsc @sctur~s al es
- Rec becoming the popular wok OF At Of chs
Gay ROOFS gallery, 3os BraAdwsy, corner Of Franklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

~ IRL wANTgT-oNF tn raopoUGBLY UNDER
" stands eosihg ard dsns gst etss bonse york, that
Ia leasing sr agre"sb. In tstson AMI manners, and IL
willing Ipske bessf generally useful and obligng,
Am ly ut $50 Fourth Nenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

10 Cent DagueyreoSypss.-2s0 Broadway,
The Pns picture factory uclea by The ignsl
PscPrstor. years established. -H0LuGS patent
ss.e e.mer are worked and for sale this pla -,
By UI itec STATES authority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

~ EEEBAL EOusrv opB- sUUATIoN WANTED IN
NJ small prys,e family BY a res gectsbie English
srl; goo6 city reference given. Apply at is2 varick
street, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

AnsShs Dag serreosyP~s.-Iasscs tze FOR 81
srbs~ comp eis, cOiored. a.d eAs no oeture s
oOshie si,bout and for 6ty Ger u yon get
- src twc- abe sire If those Of other oces AN 0N
80 RsAdway. cppos 70 Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

Ssmeo-Das uesyeoty p~s-e has. III Wipiam-
So, srtis' Gallery in Brooklyn, 249 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

D.RuerTessypss.-n you w,sn . perfect,
dsrsbs Asnsss, go TO KNAPPS. $50 Broad-ay bet ses
Metropolitan ana u Nicholas Eot~ls Stcsnges aud
o. ers win find his easy Of accsss being the
seseDd floor. hheIsss including fns case. aS Low AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

a Firsr g sss, Large SEE, Colored Ds&esr-
- yIs, With handsome and preserv.r. for ATTY
srns NJ 4s6 5rosdway, of toward street. Larger
zss spa tner In proportion. No fancy prizes at
this Sol cry. G RBAN tt, Artist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

Ho for the Challenge.-The American
Sporting the greAteet paper Of Its kind In the
ssantry ready this morring and for sale every
Pyee four cents Those who want to know goiog
In the sporting world need only look for the Chal
lssge. and they VII ind ever thing In it they want
NJ sd fogyism about IL, al Young America style, with
plenty Of good reacng to salt the taste Of every
tody. Once SO Nessau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

IT No b67 Houston street, October g. 1854, In pur.
suance Of call Of the Damocratc Republican General
Committee, the following teAst was s1ssAsA:-
cBARIKR AND COrx65LMM. COUNTY.
r. Hood, J. b Ryse
Tbos johnson, Banks, Jr,
Oliver Close, Oliver Close,
g. w. seInon, 8 v. Nofatt
w.N Nclntre, William Degroot.
J. B. Ryer, JUDICIARY.
8. v. Mofatt I. F Harrison,
u Gallagher, Robinson,
W. JONES' d. 8. Codd1ugton.
John H. Wheeler, ASSEMBLY,.
L. Robinson, W. Town,
J. Quarry, J. Rose, Jr.,
/ ", Fowler, W Pagan,
3. 1lden, J. Quarry,
J. Thompson, W. Wallace.
CONGRESSIONAL xAroRAIr.
F. Thorpe, d. W. Norris,
8. j. Tlden, John B. Ryer,
G. w. Sermon, O J. Cambrelling
d. W. Norris, With power to all vacancies
J.K. Broohead JOHN B. RYER
8. " MUFFArT, inspectors.
4. FLANAGAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A MEETING OF THE CARraEN'S y. B. 4 p So
"A ciefy will be held ut NontRomer' Hall, 10 Prince
street his thursday evening at O'Clock precise
ly. Punctual sttenta nce is requested
ROBERT BROCK, President
RoRERr DLoYER- Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

Lager Cornwall n Moral will bo found
- the Nationsi Police Gazette Of this eek, ready
aasc, the Pyst and Girl the -nra Koch case; also
s0us article kind OF lager bier that by
tnksty people, another kind Of bitter beer not
pare nor good A. the genuine lager drsnk BY pod
cal AID reiaeoas pariizans also Three Scsods
Week, bling the sutton OF three murderers. Fun
criminal news. 8 I'D everywhere. ROS', JONES &
lOWsEY, Agents, l03 Nassau street
Ysbkso sunlvnn.--AN Interesting Letter
zxs IN this ioiDgnsb.d pusist Ia this WEEKS Clipper
Also the great three hours eight between Mass
Nuly, e and Battles Of Jack scroggins, &c, great
nanber, only three cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

L>ARMsR w MID nv A Coleman, or sEVE-
l. RAJ years experi.nc- in his couotry 81 nation ~
farmer sDn Vegetable pRrc.ner. ris vie - capable on
takhg charge Of GARY Aoer Fermer and Gardener,
Herald tflco.
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N0sIce.-Our ST elk " Fail and Winter
sDhrs for the city trade il ready and will be found
contain and Desirable garments FOR ems and
Asys' wear than have ever before been offered in this
market ID. DEvlIN CO., 268, 2b9 and ECO broadway
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n, GOD LABoRERs wsNTsD IMMEDIATELY, ON
NJ the Iilston end New BrnpswicK Railroad; wages
81 day., apply at the Chef Engineers ofa;e, New
Run swi4 N j.
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o. F.-TBE X. w. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
ern New York will hold the STATED October session
Thursday 9th inst, at u O'CLOCK 10 i,s room
ODD Fellows Hail. Grand and Centre streets b.
order. JOAN ) DAVIES, Gr $50.
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LECTURES.

r ECTUREs BY PROBE sOR DIuIiRY, OF LOUISA
IL No, Grecan History, Migration Of Races and
Religious syftem Of Greece ct 5uyvesant lnsutute,
the evenings Of Tuesday, Thursday and saturday this
10th, 18th, and 18th Of october Tickets so II
be had At the door and music stores Lesture to
merce at 8 O'Clock.
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A NERICANS. ATTENTION ,-YOU AsE REQUIRED
IN to call the original Know Nothing, at the DON
Of VIM D. Benson, 4ol Broadway, corler Walker rect
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NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF THE PRIVATE COACH.
IN mems Society are requested to attend their
monthly meeting at Mr. Murphys Union Shades, Fourth
avenue, Uetobtr 8, AZ TX 0 clock.