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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

" ALOABLE PklFAIE DWELLIN9
ON MARSHALL, BETWEEN JEFFERSON
AND MADISON STREETS, FOR SALE.-Tha
are authorized to sell that valuable brick
DWELLING now in the occupancy of Mrs. Snsan
Sarke fronting So feet on Marshall street. running
back $50 feet to an alley. u Ts0 lAtnaE I iG 50
The terms will be very accommodating: Upon
the payment efone fourth cash, credit of from to
ioyeaIs VIII pc given on the BALANCE bearing into
rest, payable half yearly, secured by trust deed
Apply to s--. GODDIN T. APPERSON,g j
my N-6t r7F Z Aucta =
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.
OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PET. a co

O't'Nf9 fNtNHINOINU q FFT. X. Y. CO. !
IA - NOTICE.-The circula-
Ga<sEa--SftsE tiop of notes of a Iess deno,niu..
ton than ise dollars after the ist OF June having
been prohibited by Act of Assembly. under penalty
received ST the offices upon the cars of this Com
psny, for freight passenger fare after the 2oth in
stsnf.
As the fare passengers this road is less than
fve dollars passengers cannot reasonably expect the
Company 10 furnish the unit of specie that
would be necessary 20 give change for note OF that
denomination. In all they will, therefore,
pieSse provide themselves with change TO pay for
their tickets.
BY order THOS. DODAMEAD.
my "a -dtlJe Suneunteudent
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FOR RENT.-several ROOMS In !,

KUN NE&N .--E6VefdI 5IlOJ4S IN ont
Il of the tenements formerly occupied bv Mrs
Claiborne, opposite the Capital Square, ON Bank ~
The situetion is considered to be one Of the mos
pleasant and convenient to business In the city,
Apply at the residence, or ts. Ji3ysI - -Sssea
E...sEsl l JOHN X. MARTIN.
my 2T-3t* Aa5 -A No. Law Buiidifix.
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5F.F rs.s.s...sa: NOTICE.-RICHMO
AS-.@ AND DANFILLE RAILROAD
On and after the lst of June, the following rule will
be observed ia receiving payments for freight:
All sums of Two Dollars aud Half and under must
be p3id IN specie, and those less than One Dollar
must be in lver.
A. w. MILLSPAUGH, Freight Agt.
The above rule will be observed in receiving fare
for passengers. r. L. HUGHSON,
my - Ticket Agent.
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1sEass.- --sE-7zsz1ts OLD DOMINION LINE.
Rss-----4-z-zz-Sa FOR LYNCHBURG.-1he Boats
OLD DOMINION, Capt. Austin, and KEYSTONE,
Capt. Preston now in the Basin and will receive
freight and leave Saturday, 50 of Juae that being
IS the Canal will be navigabe
EUSTACE 4 APPLEYARD,
NY 2a-tSdJune North Side Basin.
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Ia yss IEsss-sssssss.sss1 SMALL NOTES.
80 sE.s-. s.s..:.st The Legislature, by an act
Of the last session. having prohibited the circulation
Of snal! notes of less determination than five dollars
ser the lst of June. the Ceatrel Railroad Company
regards the strict observance of that law to be Its
dGty. Instructions will therefore be given to ell
their agents not 10 receive pay out after that date
any notes of less than Five Dollars either in the set
Element of Freight or Passenger Fare
Persons having any dealings with this Company,
cannot expect IL to furnish the requisite amount OF
specie for change They will therefore be expected
provide themselves with the proper amount to paw
Tor passenger fare and freight
By order. J. GARRETT, Treasr
ofice Va. Central Railroad Co
May 22d 1854 my23
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T IS A FACT that the DaguerreOtypes
Il taken by MINNIS 4 WATSON, at their Galle-
ry l46 Man street. cannot be surpassed in deearys
OF tone aud truthfuiness of expression. They arc:
superby finished of the best material and colored to
nature, If desired. rg ss.sf9,.-ss seglFs : Z.
Persons in quest of perfect likenesses, will find it
much to their interest to give a call .tf9Fs 4
CY Don't forget the place-opposite Kent Paine
my n (" ! MINNIs & wATsoN.i
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kk1XSkA 1&AAA 40s-,vs q fli4xQks I0o11NS@H u o.
i fresh lot Of fancy 1huts ef the most ppprpyed
fashionable styles, made 70 &c we'll tnd fss AD -
large sssortnept Of yhite Lpea ead Nuelln ~ 81
Also. Jeanes and Linen Drawers undefshirta ke.
Of every saEiety.sz gWM MsksxDC0CxS&HC<4T9f
Il nj & Main st. under Am. Hose5. :,
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- GENT'S DRESS GATHERS

Just received another lot of those beauti,
ful drab and glazed Leather Congress Button Caters
Also. Opera Ties and several other beautfu styiss
For something handsome, come to No. 43 Main st.
where everything is sold very low, for cash, or 10
punctual customers. p ~ Il t4e tfYG 'sEs Ia
M9 n VIM, WALSH
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n APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF TIE FIRST
ward without distinction Of partyThe government Of
the city Of New York, conducted Is subject in
yhiah every citizen is deeply Interested The municipal
n Of corporation Of is city having been universally
condemned faith in the people emtodens speak
snt boldly without fear favor and to direct their aen
tsn to the abuses which betde citizenabuses
nce 10 accomplish this end il Is not to pass
laws hut simply TO enforce those
pei those In Office to them faithfully demand
strict accountability from all public officers We first
eass Alderman Of this ward who
who years Of contact with his fellow citizens has
god will and confidence of all who know him That
he Hon. j. Phillips PLnnix who will accept bribc, wink
~ Injustice but strictly out the laws in their In
Sit and who represented this ward eighteen
the board Aldermen 1t therefore behooves every
sep Of the ward In favor Of good In city
aAs TO deposit their votes in favor Of Mr. Phoenix
Ssw. MANY CITIZENS OF THE WARD.
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., l. HICKS. Secretary. onN = NhA'AA' chairman

AT A MEETING OF HOTEL KEEPERS AND vEND.
E.nn S Bowery abe following resolutions adopted
without one disscnticnt voice.
Resolved That ourselves society be
snexn IS the Fifteenth Ward Liberty Vigilance Club
A ireemen ainst tie unjust and yrannical anst
ssu Of those who would rob Of the precious heritage
freedom bequeathed to ne hy fathers
Resolved That oratio Seymour Ars last and only
choice for Governor of the Empire State that win
all honorable in power TO his
tsp and call all who value their freedom to unite
WITH us in securing his glorious triumph.
Resolved That pledge ourssvesto support only suoh
candidates will ont the above principles, uninhu
speed by party ties or unprnepisd fanatics. II.
Resolved, That these resolutions be advertised In the
Day Book, on Saturday and Monday.
4. H. HITLER, Chairman.
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AETIKNow NOTHING CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
IA Albert McElwan.-AN the gentlemen in nomination
the several tickets having taken such special pains
the Know Nothing VOTE the undersigned being dameYi
sy Supposed to the shove named conspiracy ventures at
Ytether rcan citizens willing that number Of ther
cw citizens to be prosoribcd because they did
happen 70 be born SOIL they choose to worship
Csd alter their inclination Our fellow citizens opposed
10 bought nominations and Of obtaining ONCE
are solicited to support this nomination:
A. MtELWAIN
JOHN p. NEAGLE Chairman.
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TO HE wuRkING MEN OP THE NINTH WARD
Al meeting Of the nsehanics and working Of tho
Niih ward leid at ~ Wsttinrton street Mr. H. Milne
In the etAir this meeting called TO take into
ration tie heat course 20 the coming election
protection Of interctts working believing the
suTport the capitalist long will interests unpro
teted. epirn tie nan who has spent the Of
his time ct larc labor In the Workshop, the work
bench only competent person epresen, the work
ing clsfs, and as have candidate before whom
know 10 working mar and a. one prco Of his friendship
the cutters strike In the early part Of the
feass for advance Of twenty i've cents day We
sdvsnesf We answer but one, the hrm Of WIN j. Brssy
were weeks idle We consider this fellow
ley feeling those o. who have living
the Of brow In consideration OF the many
meusiy resolved that we lay aside all party
party ieel at the eoning election and give our unaa
mons and lesrty ,urport to the working mans friend IN
Ninth Ward ~ ~ j. H. MILNE, Chairman.
TO TnE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE NINTH
i Congressional distriot-WetcLetter, Roctland and
dsmocratsIraud fraud, fraud-1he enemy IL In the
comp They seeking your for the Know
sy%aa
Lieutenant Governor. Gus A. Scrogss Know Nothing.
f, sa
Reprcrent'e TO Congress Bsyard CLARK know Nothing
ssonsy ~ r"c, whis so,,,.
Jvitice Of sessions Samuel {. Merritt, whig
Ih is almost the regular knsw Nothing ticket, with the
las the Of Brandreth II for Representa-
tive in and thus defeat the enemy And 50
N R-TvsDty thousand Of these spurious tickets have
language The original ticket can be seen at ~ Canal
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E,IRST WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINA-
tions.At meeting of the national democrats Of the
First ward held at the Dsmocrate Headquarters O Broad
street. the evening of the 23d ins the
unanimously nominated:-
For Accommodations Dimond.
For Councilman First district-Thomas Stewart.
For Councilman Second distrct-John J. HOLSTER.
For Assessor-Peter N. Bayard
For Congtables-AlexandcrB Brute John c. Bayley.
For Inspectors of EectonFirst district Peter Brady
Henry Guerker; Second dstric BENJAMIN Cordray
Murphy Third district William Johnson samuel Curry.
For School Commissioner-And drew j. Perry.
For Inspector Of Common Schools-Owen Murphy.
For School Trustees-Murty Foran, Edward Burke J..
henry Inbusch, Patrick Egan.
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WHO is JAMES W. BARKERf-Is A QUESTION
w which las teen occasionally put with sncer by the
lrod cliauos Of other canddaes lie Is honest mana
citizen who fer has been engaged in mercantile
among While he has chosen thus avoid
the politics lie IL, nevertheless widely known for
bis public spirit He has before
candidate any higher occ than the
glorious free seheos to which post he almost
.narimouy elected Go into the Seventh, or ZENITH or
for any length Of time who and what James W. Barker is
ard you viii c tsted. Go down among the old
oians who have done lusiness with James W Barker for
many years and you will find who James w. Barker H.
ind pend, voters Of New York have doubt
TO Lis fres or character IL yorr duty 70 make the In
qriry that get the testimony from those who
know tile do Ii the whole people Of island
well acquainted with the his election
would be secured by ten thousand majority -
NEW YORK MERCHANTS
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THIRTEENTH wARD-ELEvENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
i triot.-Peoples American candidate.
For Assembly-JOSEPu ii. PETTY.

TwESTY-fIRsT wARD CITY REFORM N0hINA-
i ticns-
For Aldermnn-Riohard Mott.
CounclmeL-Tifty fourth district, John Wctber.
-Fil1 fifth district Chns H. Hasweu
Common School Standardization Davenport.
School Intpector-Richd Kelly.
School 1ruttces-J. Webster Cochrane Geo. Greer.
Ccnftablet-Jt RI rniah T. Lockwood, James POhcmuA
inspectors of Elections
Firft district, Tbos. o. Davis, James BogaIt.
Second district, Elijah 7. Lewis Ed. N. Bloom.
Third district, Milton Reeve, Jonathan Lawrence.
Fourth district, CorneliHs Miller, James Dennis.
II. N. SCHEIFFELlN Chairman.
A. HoGuHT, 6ecretary
respectfully the ticket tho support
of fellow citizens Of the Twenty ward without dis
firctfon Of party
John J. Phelps John Vanderbilt James Wilson,
John Il. Crane, Cornelius Miller, Elias H. Herrick,
VIM. 4. Dodge, 0has. Morgan, Alfred Pell,
Jsi etspksssoa. Geo. g. fEeirs WK Psien,
Jetp Il. foruks. Geo. Schott, Geo. Greer,
John y. NsreA, John r. Bruce Michael Burns,
Geo. .Clelsnd, Nathsa Bangs, IL, Thos- S1ocomb,
NaLrm Eu1livan, Geo. w. Quintagd, ANDY. Campbell
r. o. Davis, p. L.. Jones, G. r. livcrmorc,
Cbas G.. Hayena, ThoF. c. Smith, Jas G. Derorrest,
Clement e. Jewett, Norris J. Earl, Teunis w. Quick,
Alfred North, Fred. X. Fowler, Ddmund Hurry
Cbas T. Ltnke James W. Pharo, ya0ss Stokes
Geo. j. Byrd, John Rood, Jas Irwin,
G. A. seccbj, Asa II. Wheeler, John b. Smith,
VIM. II. Cogfwell, A. Hogult II. n. Schie6elin
lsGac H. Bailey
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1 DLtliet.isuTss, sissh .aa Foa1sssstS wards:
,iss;:sas. f:;:s !; Is.y, $:sGss Ii:us;ssss lanes
I.e. hieh,el Gapshsn John Gsnshan, Joseph powlns.
e.slsSa, Isss,1 oN.iI ybsaaI. Sse.ais fnni. cs
Pss IKE
sworn do d.gce and cay that have heard read STATE
TIA That is .a
sssf s ss S
n, Birth % declare The same e e an
Fss s: SS
Is
til; Police a' 'a''
is$s; Marlin Ti,i.si d.rsA.n. Ssa%is Sse:aiy,
Ss .|:s R:::a SSs:s
RislsIa ss.,s. ksxS; 9: I.isI. = ,s,. 49,.
Y az the Opponents JANIS NJ swIEss Commissioner Of
City and county Of New York, s-Thomss N Martin of
M s and Ky a, and has
therein se,aainsd Ibis utterly false
SH:ass ' army s:sIss NJ ~.
tie n,tih revsnent that during said period the family
% w I % snae 'f or d sSe
other, :pFSsi Captain si MAJ
THSs3s py SaETiS
Sworn TO tls 9th day Of November, 1904 before me,
EcErRr 7. LAwLon, Commissioner of Deeds
To the voters In the Second Judicial distcMy attention
has rst been called 70 address directed TO
the adopted citizens in the Fourth Sixth and Fourteenth
wards wanting Know OF aptsin Brennan, the candidate
for Police Jrttce did not his authority
and trIry the policemen under his command with fire.
Voluntarily aid in the delivering Of Kane to the
agent Of the Brh government &C. In justice Mr. Bren
man, and the solicitation Of his friends take the liberty
Of answering this qusrst counsel
for Thomas kane the alleged fugitive from Great Britan's
juftice Out another by the way for her vindicve
that aeqltta and have only time here to that
the above statement in respect Of Captain fireman.
whcesle fasehoed made out Of whole cloth and rotten
18th mt that Ii fiction Of malice throughout. No such
in the history Of the attempted sxtradtion
" ,te LAWS Of wheh he h minister to Aid in the delivering
Capt Rrennans oath Of ce and his duty to his country
ard no minded lrishman would think less Of him but
the Of Cart Bsenran was never ssnir.p pass
coinage q some disappointed British yagabond who prSea
TO hang poor K.neD Ksnes bloodhound pursuers have
long nce been dtauccd and Captain Brennans cowardy
ieer will receive fttRg in the majority by which
he will be elected 70 the occ Of Police Justice for the
second Judicial district. RICHARD BUSTED,
Counsel for Thos. Kane, the alleged Irish fugitive.
Nov. G, 1e54
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TWENTIETH wARD-AuN1CIPAL Reform NONf-
i nations
For Asrtmily-John p. Cumming.
For Police JuEtiee-Wm. 4. Rcome.
For Coun cilme1-fifty Gr6 district, Phlo v. Eeebe.
Fifty second district, George II. Ceih
Fifty third district, Robert Barnes
For Assessor-Danisl Hogencanp.
For schooi Conmssioner-Nelsen Waterbury
For School fnspector-Jcrome d. Fitsgerald.
For school Ires.sss-Jsnss Post WIN. Nensk, ssmss,
J. Gooden6rgh Thonas y. Partridge -
For constahles-Lous Hueker, VIM. keenan,.
TWENTIETH wARD.-INDEPENpKNT DEMOCRATIC
nomination for constake-Peter Glligeu. The present
incumbent Of having Aebarged his duty faithful
~ TO his constituents for the past year oefs himself
candidate fer Their support 1t the ensuing dection.
TwENTIKsH wARD-PROTECT YOUR SCHOOLS
from political fayoritismIvote for Boits y Fowler,
Of false tickets and to victory IL triumph Of
zee schools over trsmnelksd partisanship.
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nuosE FRIENDLY TO TIE NOMINATION OF DAVID
H. Kerr for Councilman for the Fifty ninth district,
wepty second ward will meet at Mr. Corays corner OF
street and Ninth this evening, at half
yust TSDtlock.
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would be secured by ten thousand majority. =
NEW YORK MERCHANTS
WILLIAMSBURG POIfTICs-DENOCRATICR EPUB.
w liean rcrnar nnation for Police Justice Eastern

WILLIAMSBURG POLITICS.-DEMOCRATICRE PUB.
lean regular nomination for Police Justice Eastern
district James N. Aymar.
tits city the that Henry e. Boswell the regularly
nominated candidate Of the democratic party for the once
~ Police Justice the Eastern district Of the consolidated
the and to the herewith append
the the General Committee Of the
Of this city and also the Of the City Nominating Com
mtee all Of whom unqualihedly cudofse my nomi1ation
will all lawful means in order TO my election
20 the said oncc am at loss 10 conceive why Dos-
well should himself In this against me- the
himself the contrary II Will tend materially TO impair
the confidence and respect generally awarded 70 faithful
p.tc servant his retiring from arduous and respon.
has been well rewarded for his abors service Oh tho
public having rsen were obscurity and poverty
90 and with many other: think he
his = to certify that consider James Aymar the
RIcHARDM COLT, Chairman.
X H.TrIELp, Secretary.
Democratic General Committee Of the city Of wNamsburs
we unquahedly endorse the above, and would
date Of the democratic party for the once OF Police Justice
Eastern district OF the city, further
VIII give him hearty support In order to insure
Jacob Meserce, VIM. N. Ironsde, r. w. Allen Hamilton
Allen, Andrew Mcmahon, james Quin, Swift John
Dnran Ihos Adams Charles Kohi John wanniby, Louis
WV. N. InoKspr, Secretary.
C7 0OO TO 500 BET OFFERED THAT FERNANDO
pl OVV Wood s not . Know Nothing.-I, the under.
ned do hereby certify that sent psrson the house Of
that Fernando Wood Know Nothing and that Mr. smith
5000 70 slcc lat Fernando Wood not and never was
Know Nothing or "scffs s AZ :ai S1fbs
lJo West Nineteenth street
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INnErENDRNT BATTALION, RYNDERs' GRESA
ei.rsA, meeting Of tli' battalion al he'd A. h,aiqaar
elected Tor tte annual parade on Christmas day, iso-
stan ,Adp,an. Jane. B: He.herington; Quarter,
h. oidlapss st sases ios ssssa; %ssss Do
.i.ssss I.s.s:s. A.ee fss1sse: F.ya...s.. v.
sIydsn; Chaplain, Tisnas Nssi Ii.' '''s'
L. a
ant cte,nto Second lieutenant, WIN. u. cook; Third
Eyrdsrs Artlisry-captain JOAN creighton Lieutenant
lnialtry,Firs. compsny-c.pt.ln, VIM; wl ori srt
, Evers; Ilt Lieutenant ir.ne. Kssf.; Second
ie,tenant, Geo Kasanash; Third Lieutsnsnt, Thos c.
Nun ssjss .s. Ssasss sr sy,s: s%s.y
HARRINGTON Henry Close csor Guard Thos. ODonnsll,
Fai Glossy Henry d xsSsi HAI k R::i csnI:
Jas. b. HErnERISeroS, Adjutant.
TEpEPENpENT WING CANDIDATE FOR Assem-
thirteenth di,trsct-Tisssnsh ward
MUNICIPAL REFORM NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL
M man o. the S JUN d 4 ksH as'ih yard
~ oIIcE,-THE LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF
S sss S.S., M ssss
requested TO ls Punetua in their ny
DIrDrRIcH KLIEx, Secretary.
II,
Regular 'sn RSBH Snf ''f Assembly
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (HARD SHELF REGULAR
or Sovsrnor@Greens C. Bronson
For n nS.a
Tor Inspector Of state Prisons-Abram vernam.
il fk sssSS:s.j.$:; : !: i S@'|@i. j.,
Ior Nsyor-Wilson @. HUI.
For Reeist.r-J sherman Brownsl.
Fer ss s..sss an rss
NA1loNAL pEMocRATIc REPUBLICAN aARD
IN sAelD Regular hiPips'i g Fl SrS S,Fyo
by order Of National Democratic Republican Nayosalsy
y..r; = Dvns,} Secretaries EMANUEL s! p HART.
Approved ~ the General Committee Of stuyvesant Inst
RICHARD sCnELL, Chairman
csoner 7. AID1s, Secretaries.
NINTH wAED-RECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPuDLI.
~ can Lominations-
For For AA,; sspm,g%m r , Clever
For Councilmen-2ist district, John Mack.
s - district ai'.s ' hsssy 1 f. Ess..s
isrr School tomnis.onerU rSTh Quacl.nbush.
For School Inspeeter.,solomon Banta.
s sT ssHss ssss SR
j. si,.Tist. VIM i Ripley. !.ns. "; r,sa.yy,
siss1s I1 ssrISs..:ss Sssps:s s''
a. Sss Mn n4sss pas Sal nsnn
9th dit trct, Thomas Levy, Robert Lindsay.
SIX Sissrss, Samuel RsWi"na, John II nsnsas
9Th district, lessee B. Ladu, james l.. Van Wart.
JOHN +. GlRAUD, Chairman.
JcNN w. BAxrA, Secretary
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER s, ls54-TO THE ELECTORS
IN q til. sixth NstrctGen tlemen-We the
Dc sire to inform that the opinions contained
IN the letter which appeared in the Herald Of last and
thu
h, lave our entire appreciation. And feel assured
NJ murphy in consequences Of Laying publicly and boldly
erto acted true democratic principles And
tain he will obtain by far the number Of votes
and, therefore, know OF by which the Know
Nothnrs le defeated the district
but uniting In support Of Col. Mead. We have
to that Mr. Murphy s not member Of the Know
Nothing while certain that his brother
Cctr Of Of the lodges and that other relatives
John j. Dun, = Patrick Richard,
Peter Rice, Philip ONeill,
John Cibinery, James Riley,
James Wall, John MoCahrey.
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rTNloN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN cANDIDArs
VorERs on TIE rwEN1Y. SECOND WARD, READ

VOTERS OF THE TWENTY-SECOND WARD, READ
Municipal Reform Committee, New York. Friday, Nov.
s. S4-Dtar Sir-At citing Of this committee held last
date for Councilman in the fty ninth district This
due TO consideration Of the high integrity and fidelity
with which have the duties q the once since
took In the Board u Counclmeu. We have
observed with marked and cheerful
~ Lear testimony TO your eeninent claims
election cardinal principle with TO support faith
ig neumbeDts in to new mon pu are person
able entirely unsolicited By you perhaps
ed but crcgo the opportunity thus Of
thanking for upright IN the city councils
and expressing hore that your canvass for will
Re successful. You have best wishes and will cheer
fully any fcaabe plan that may adopted for
continuing In the post I'll eredaby to
self and tenefeally 20 the community The city III AZ
ford 10 single OF the twenty three members Of the
Board Of Councmen who have done their duty
PETER COOPER.
ISAAC II. BAILEY, Secretary
To GIoPGr H. MoLLrR, Esq, Councilman OF the Fifty
NeN York.
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E1FTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-WHtG RATI-
gresonal district embracing the thirteenth
burg held a. Tie odeen IN wiiiamsSurs on Tharsd.y
evening the "a inst the following preamble and resoiu
y with cell from tho hs General Committee Of
pSessS.
thirds Of the ssy elected delegates to said convention
:: = mn 3. as5s g. e ~; No.:
elected 70 said TO participate
the proceedings thereof but organised and bella another
sSns.sSn a. the same time aSs place and no|nsssa
thereby distraeng and dividing the wing vote In the dis
Resolved That in view Of the facts presented we regard
tie nomination Of the Hon Thomas r. Whitney the whig
candoate for member Of Congress the Filth congressional
dstric having been legally made by the duly elected
therefore the regular and legitimate candidate Of the whg
sr and such ought to be and must be recssed and
kescvsd That in the nominee this district we rscos-
niEe who Senator Of this State has served his
stuency with fidelity and tentone whose experience
man. and vkofe long residence the District cminsntly
qualify him for the duties Of in the Cons
Resolved That the wings Of the Fifth Congressional dts
trct true to their principles and professions will maintain
the integrity Of their ersa1laton national party aud
the purity Of the ballot box and the integrity Of
and reliable q the republic We deem II our duty
true wings 70 protect and sustain them 1t all hazards
corey 81 seventh y ward WI
iismrIura; George W Rbist. John B. Wsstisis John W.
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ward Horton Frederick Fitzpatrick, Of Thirteenth ward
sss5sssrs-JSh1 George DcPrs Of WI
ward