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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-19
AZ SAINT PAUL
A U TON ROO MS.

. n IN L L IA "
AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK. E. COLLINS,
Aucffonee, Appointed By Lao for the Territory Of MIN
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends that his arrangements
for the Of his business in all its branches
complete
Regular Sale Days
For different kinds Merchandise, Stock will be held
utu IN stated days, his increasing business having made this
sales from the shelves
win therefore, be held Monday, Wednesday
day Evenings.
Furniture Sales
VII be held Wednesday and Saturday, either in the day
evening be announced.
Horses, Cattle, Harness, &c., r
With stock OF description will be sold each Saturday
Ing at 10 O'Clock. Great attention
particular branch and Is confidently believed that
those who have SELL
10 buy.
Carriages sf
or every description will be Sold and those having vehicles
dispose Of invited tn send them along early.
-ll REAL ESTATE
VIII be disposed the most reasonable terms.
a Books and Stationery
VIII be offered frequently at and at the mscs
laneous sales.
No pains, attention spared give entire
satisfaction to all who property to bis hands,
and purchasers account Will false
representation be made To them.
cited Sales made quickly proceeds for without
delay All having goods to dispose Of are advised to
''"' 'Ae'1 :" PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
In the Brick Building Third near MaSsset6 Street.
MIsCELIANEOUs SALES
Held every evening at early candle-light.
t AZ Private Sales,
Bargains can be had at all times. Call and
PRANK. y. COLLINS,
sept7-tf Territorial Auctoneer.
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= ~ = 4 ~
o -. ~! ,, W. 2: 1WFnMEn. -, -, , ;.
No. II Second Street, (OpposstAs Post Qcs) 81 LSus, ~.
Nessrs. r. 4 W. Campbell, Nessrs. Hayden 4 Wisou,
!" Adolphus Meier 4 Co. @ n. Z 3. n WAiiAs.
my16s0 moro 6 Co.
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BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA, ILL.
TINE subscoe having the above house, and thorough
renovated IL Il prepared to furnish cpsome with good
and lodging, Persons visiting Gaena
viii Ind ~ this house these msch needed
myi6-tf i}sW aat !. 8. IlOINES.
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al. s.ol1 n nAE s.e iidS,s. alOR
III ssza ime n AU1f.
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~ ~ ~ NVT,IRR.

So1&eS Trunk 1a6 Hoyneos- Maker, Moi1st GeleN0, ,
TEEPS constantly every article In s line His goods
N all from Tanned Leather,
cold and servcabe than
article sold IN the city, that Goa be made from steam
tanned Leather. wishing good bargains
requested give him a call. t' myl6-lys
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JUST RECEIVED:
900 M ere C0pie S 81

BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY sold OF
"Mtnnessea and ies Rese0fees," In 1884.
WORK Of 600 handsomsay bound and nlustrated.
IA To which 10 ADDED CaDDFire 9kseeAes, with map
Of the Territory. By J. wesley Bond.
The Sixth Edition, enlarged and improved The
Summer has just been pubshed In New YORK; and the vok
stll seilins rapidly All ovn The Union. 80.
For sale at BOND KELLOGG'S
CITY Drug Store, 81. Anthoay-st., Upper 81. Paul.
Bookstores and Hotels; and board Of all tho
Upper Mississippi Steamboats,. E aue6-y
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ra EAGLE srREEf HOUSE.
1E1 Ma. Hendensn having taken the sbqve house, viii
I be prepared 70 receive boar BY the week or BY the
Having had expce IN this busiuess they hatter
themselves able give sadsfscon. Charges
medefate.
81. Paul. Seyt. II, lo6l.-lE-v.
PAY YOUR TAXE&
NOTICE hereby given, that the tax ducste Of Ramsey
county for 1885, ben aace4 In hands with
the attached requiring TO collect the
Owners Of real estate and personal property outsde Of the
taxes agsinst then mus paid immediatey.
authorised George Helep he ssue the dup
with the hands and VIII be found at
once, opposite the AmeT5csn Hotel in Saint Paul.
ruuptness q payment WIN ave TIM, uosble and cset.
3 -. =. ~ .-.5rE a.-t A. II. ERIDLEY,
Shezi6 Of Ramsey County.
shesiHs O6ce, Saint Paul, Ocs =, 1854. = ec1-6-
"a Saint Paul pspeu please cspy.
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We shall have hand, opening navigation
soment Of Plain and Fancy Job Type, Brass Rue Leads,
OF the different kinds all orders without
received for the most celebrated
factue In the country Cases. Chases Composing Scks
and all articles used In the business.
The subscribers confidently recommend the material
tured at this Foundry, believing that they will perfect
satisfaction. ',,.. -. 3D., D.. 49,. 1..-..
N. B-Prices Foundry adding
..t H. H. HOUGHTON & co.
(salena. december -. 1859. d ID
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COIN g. T
NEW YORk BAZAAR ACTION HOUSE
ST. PAUL, ST. ANTHONY STREET
MOSES & CLELAND,
JOB ID e RS,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
DEEP constantly hand Staple snd Fancy Uy
N goods, and Clothing, Books stationery, Hardware Cut
ey Glassware, Guns, Pistols, Revovers Musical
Clocks, Watches Jewey, large OF IAN
kee Notions Of an descriptions for sale at whoiesale reta
prfUGte s0le Nnd AUCTION. -g.tstf-5I. = .-ss.-.lr
Cattle Wagons Carriages, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
&c, reasonable terms.
Liberal cash advances consgnmeDts. returns
on ali Commson Regular day sales Wednesdays
Satardays, and every evening during the week. itf @
EXTRA for Real Estate Personal Property, to
suit the convenience Of owners.
After eighteen experience busines,
wzrantng satisfaction all who with
their pafonsge and pains WIN spared to make this re.
liable business House, 80, 4u = 81
z. T. MOSES ft'- = ~ f't' - d. ". cLIEANDe
81. Paul, Sept 6, 2le6l-dwly
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Drs. BILLS & MOVES.
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
-. n. AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. 50 Fourth Street, ST. Louis No. GreskSas
i+.pf4 f-..f s Hat and Fur Store.
DIFFERENCES:
Rev. d. G. Estes, Messrs. r. n. Miller 4 o.,
Mr.. Jshn X. Hammond, Z" Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. E. A. & s. r. Filley, | & Co.
,..-..- Dr. Vanzandt.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. uJlSstf
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ment The present organization result
partial legislation often directed to special objects and
ests and regulating rank and having been
adopted from the British code,
the system should be deficient the symmetry and
essential workings OF its parts and
The present maintaining large stan CORPS or
departments separates ocers from that close connecon
troops active duties in the held which deemed
requisite qualify them for the varied RESPONSIBILITIES high
Were me OUT o. the ARMY san mainly
would be equally well performed and the discipline
security rights officers, nice sense Of
honor that should be cultivated among them would
~ hardly range Of pnmo-
ton by selection which practically confined the
might be somewhat benent Ia
the public service Observance Of the rule of seniority
GERS who after and even distinguished see 1
have been rendered and nny Incapable perform.
active duty therefore, would tend
TO impair the efficacy the provision for this
class Of officers, by the list would remedy
have his
In assa his to the favorable consider
officers the retired list be limited year. Its practcai
provision can be ,.n
dned with Improvements which may indicate
The regiments NAM
To obvious objections The service Of artillery OF bat,
he am the n.0 a s o. artillery
large called artillery have been
the duty infantry; the two ann
being merely NOMINAL This nominal artillery service
entirely dispopoOnate whole force greater than
dsconnuence distinction, which has no foun,tin e
be performed. y"
In with the proposition for the Of the ar
reform, the complement Of syxtem Sh,cn
produce the happiest results given
and hope the carly and he aencS
worthy the approval Of Congress.
The Of the Secretary the having
ference TO more ample provisions discipline and
Improvement in the character OF and for the
gradual OF the deem emineny
thy Of favorable consideration.
The principles controlled policy in to
the military by and land sound,
sstnt with the theory of system, and should BY
he disregaded. But limiting the to the objects
larry forth the preceding this should
overlook the magnitude and prospective extension
commercial marine, fail weiGht to the
that eeaboard,
have now stretching British
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7. HOwifz d cos sooKsroRE.
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TO The CITY 81 81. Paul.
LAYING perfected the survey Of the above addition
II ready for sale the desirable building
ever offered In this community The advantages BREwS
rERS ADDITION TO st. Pauls perfectly obvious
Of Its central location being Immediately in the
tol, commanding emnence overlooking city aad
surrounding country, for miles on every side.
The close proximity the business
localities OF the show concusvey the
what the Addon to beautiful metrop-
oils.
We have spared neither plan
lots and streets to make this the most
Paul. the running south, are hundred
feet wide, the streets running eighty wde
making this alone superiority other part
whole place. For terms, maps, &c, apply to
VIM. BREWSTER & CO.,
l2-R he Postfl
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Patent worlds Fair Premium Safe.
OR the last fourteen has the
Il untring public the
best security against Fire and Burglars and these
now being rewarded In the large and increasing demand
sale Of his Safes which stand
Medal awarded him at the Worlds London,
1851, which be and compared with Medal
awarded him by the American Institute Proof
Safe at the old established Depot Pine
streets, Green Block. s. C. HERRING,
July 8. 136, 1877 and l39 Water Street.
C. L. Harmon & Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
Williams, Bonnell & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Orders received BY MARSHALL & CO., st. Paul.
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~ wESTBURY has just arrived in Saint Paul, and Is pre-
W all diseases. Hav
ing had much experience various cities in the Union he feels
fully assured confidence be placed in him. No
q effected. The Doctor
the House, Anthony street, third
i 70 oct10-3m
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TVHE undersigned keeps constantly hand general asso
Dent Of Aonents, Tombsabs, Head Stones, etc which
he Is ready 70 finish notice, having been three
engaged In this city business and having
arrangements direct with celebrated Rutland, Vermont,
quarre and keeping the best workmen, he
enabled to sell cheap give better satisfaction, than
be given by those sending irresponsible agents shops
distance Ny arrangements such that can deliver
work at the door my customers when desired All
work contracted for by agents, will be according
The agent for the French
Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Bong Cloths, Noyes
Mills, Mil ron Screen Wire, Plaster, etc. Shop and Ware
corner Of Levee and Spring street, lower bridge
myl6SN uetl Een. 80. ~. r. L. ROSEBROUGH, Z
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m. rsa.i,i...a at Wllde,s.-nnnlners who

want fashionable goods at prices ~. a-s.s them to
give their great bargains, invited to exN:::
The extensive asYtEspt Of beautiful fall And win
Ter bonnets arhea flowers ribbons feathers &C., Co. at
millinery Nos and q John street Cheap
tablshment the proprietor is determined to sell
cost rather than throw his employees out Of their
situations.
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large and respectable meeting of the electors the
Third ward held ut the Franklin House. Friday the 18th
instant motion Alexander stuart ESQ., called
the chair and Benjamin Treadwel and milford Martin
chosen Presidents and John w. Hamcrsey and
committee Of FIVE was appointed to nominate
be supported 1T the ensuing election for charter officers
the said ward TO report the 18th instant which commit
tee reported unanimously the following gentlemen:
For Aldcrman-Orison Blunt, Gun Manufacturer, No 1T
Broadway
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. Ludlum, Merchant, No go
Greenwich street
For Assessor-Isaac p Olmstead, Bookkeeper, No 267
Greenwich street.
For Constahes-Andrsw Nsbet and Benjamin G. Benham
For Commissioner of Common Schools-T. Z. Stewart.
For Inspector of Common Schoos-Benjamin G. Clark.
For Trustees Of Common Schoos-Hiram T. Riggs and
Henry r. Martin.
Inspectors Of Electon-First district John Patcn
Jr, George Southmayd Second district, James English
John H. Flint; Third district Rufus Meech Char1ss Arms
Fourth district Thomas c. Bartne, David J. Lyons.
The following gentlemen appointed Vigilance Com
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Cure TrussMarsh Co have just received the United
States Letters Patent for Marshs Radical Cure Truss that
took the premium the late exhibition the Crystal
Palace lthas received the universal appreciation of the
madcal and surgical profession of the city, and will
nine out of of reducibc Hernia All persons
cautioned aganss infringing this instrument Open
from M so9PM. MARSH& CO., No. ~ Maiden Lane,
New York
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Auction Notlce,-Tyhp Intention Of tho pnhllc

to the great annual sale paintings by the
ease American ar which takes Place this evening at $40
pr9adway in the galleries formerly occupied by the Dusse
Sff collection Sale commences at O'clock this
evening. HENRY II. LEEDS Il CO.
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ANDERSON 0c Bowcry has just received several
cent English Bedaon royal velvet carpets worth $3.50
xI0N each n B-5000O yards beautiful ingram carpet
1t S., A.. axu S. per yard.
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Three days only, VIZ, Wednesday, Thurs-
day and Friday, Nov ls I'd and 3d-Ths subscriber will
pupils the above days at half his
charge for writing and double entry bookkeeping Full
particulars in this days Herald and Times.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH,
1862 Broadway, corner Franklin street.
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and blrshrose tint, which, Shakespeare says OF
sweet voice excellent thing In woman soon pass
frv the complexion the asrnEent influence OF cold
unless thekn is kept in perfect health by the daily appl
cation OF this peerless cosmetic For sale at PHALoNS
b5 Bronday ST. Nicholas Hotel and 1877 Broadway,
Dey street, and by all druggists and dealers in fancy goods
DO you want Whlsiers Mousfaches !-dy
seit will force them grow In six weeks and will
ftn or pjure tho skin 81 bottle 70 part Of tn
csusdry. sissC GRAHAM, 10Y Nassau street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
II TIE LADY WHO SOME THREE MONTHS SINCE,
let st tho oce Of gentleman In Wall street.
tat there wasa parcel for him call fer in Houston
street, VIII write to or call him, day this week at
tie hour se sailed since shs will receive
Important Information.
INFORMATION EANTED-oF JAMES McMuIJYN. A
native Of Counsy Cavan, Ireland, who enaigra led 20
New York in lsJ hen last heard we.kin on the
dock Any information respecting him thankfully
received his sister Eliza MeMulip Address No. Agnes
street. Toronto, CIV.
CHoULD THIS NETT THE EYE OF JOHN KELSO,
~ Of Belfast Ireland sailed in the ship Water Lily
from Quebec for Lvsrpeo In autumn lasthg said ship
being damaged back for repairs and he not heard Of
sinceand wall call at az broadway, he will heax Of
thing to his advantage.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED ON p. C. VAN
voorhs In Myrtle avenue in the city of Brooklyn,
aso.t the leafe Of market will raty obse tho above ~
calling or sending his address.
WILLIAMSBURG-Y0U MUST WANT MONEY, AND
Say whore wis roach YOU and Il will be- sent wthoat
question or inquiry. w.
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(1fdISE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE OCT ST. Is54-
sae ran.ed az the First District Police Court
Iombs centre street, for
supposed to have been stolen; also At this s
carpet bag ie AZ .v broadway about three months
GEO w. MATSEIL, Chief Of Poli,e
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buy stock the coming The undersigned
just imported and fresh assortment Of toys and fancy
goods which he offers low Dealers will
call, before purchasing elsewhere at 50 Division street
THOS j. JONES'
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THEATRICAL.

DJALLAcK'S THEATRE
w GREAT BILL-GREAT HOUSES
MR. WAILACkiS THIRTY-SECOND NIGHT
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
First time here,
THE BRIGAN
Aliesnndro Massaroni wal,ack
New Scenery and picturesque Costumes and
monts, with
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME
M Lester, W. Brougham and Miss Rosa Bennett,
Box book open.
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This Il the Last U0y.Iast OF tho Beautt10l
Lakeland building lotsThese 500 building lots 100
Arms win b divided among goo subscrber the st Of
By hundred feet, farm Of twenty
Hundreds living in unhealthy apartments and paying
AL their earnings who delightful
and healthy homestead the city Apply at
lets can DO had gratis
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New YORK, Oct. 30. 1854.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DEAR SIR-In reading the article headed "0ur
respondence published in paper OF this date fully
with It's sentiments with the exception however
lhe last paragraph, in which IL is stated
lsu,rt samons wine eoneerned your correspondent.
public. beg leave, dear SIR the error,
would thank you 70 publish this
your valuable stating that Mr.. Bleuart Saimons
vine has been introduced here nearly since and
be found in all the first class hotels
United States Very respectfully cbeaisns
street, New York.
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AnsON's Daguerrcotypcs-I.orges size for 50
esnts colored and in nice twice the taken
r % eents and equal in quality and s.e to that are
Metropolitan Hotel.
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Cr1stadoro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid Dye
has equal in the yerd The tins impaired by /. to the
hair those Of xasre Sold wholesale and retail and
piled at Cristadoro's, No. q Aston House.
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rmportan Caution to the Deaf-Doctor

HARTLEY Anris 81 Samson street. Philadelphia the only
Institution in America exclusively and successfully devoted
70 the treatmn Of and the only
aurst tho Huited States offers attend
parsons suffering from affections the ear without charge
until cured thereby proving his unequaed pro-
aurists fees in advance and the infection Of
scrousev by permitting the application of dangerous
remedies by inexperienced and unskilfu hands Dr. II.
max snse that he has connection whatever with
advertising to deafness Neither has he
permission for the publication Of certificate purporng
eapate from him. and cannot therefore, be responsible for
any alarming resulting rashness and
peraticn The loss of not lie material TO
PERSONS deprivation of OF the important
TIE oht to be REGARDED and treated with than
ordinary soctude Tie number and the Importance OF the
the Hartley it impossi
hlc him TO the day of his arrival in this city
Due notice. will lie given. Testimonials from Professors
Mott, Parker and Whitaker will be submitted.
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bat oncc' to SMITH BROTHERS. 22 Fulton strce},
whore select from the best stock fall clothing In
the city the most fashionable Styles at prices marveouy
Inv
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THIRD WARD CHARTER INDEPEN DENT NoNINA.

i TONS
For Alderman-Isaac A. Elauvelt.
For Conncilman-Reuben +. Perry.
For Assessor-Amos r. Gavitt.
Constablcs-Palmcr Sumner, Alexander Thompson.
School Commissioner-Rufus Mech.
School Inspector-William A. Schaefer.
School Trustees-Joseph Simonson, Daniel Minthorne
In,Psstoss Of Eeston-Frst district Isaac Lore John
Ducher Third district Uriah Henes Jacob +. Marshal
Fourth district Chas Dennison, Joel r. Adams.
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Hair Dye and Wigs.-Batchelor's Ceie-
hrsted hair is by the best in the world
W. A. BATCHELoRS hair dye, wig and ornamental hair
factory, 233 Broadway
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POLITICAL.


CIxTH WARD REFORM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUN-
rentine, jr.; 18th, Thomas r. Goodwin.
For Assessor-Thos. ii. Edison
For Constatles-Henry Newell, H. s. Mansfield.
For School Gommissioner-samuel IL Crook.
For school Inspector-Geo. W.
For School Trustees-J NJ Cawson, d. Z. Hancock, Lo
Inspsetofs Of Eleeton-lst District James Scott w. b.
Mann 3D. Charles Horton, Geo Mayo; 3D. Barker
IL DsrrGy; 4th W. ssOheld, a. u. Green; 9Th, VIM s.
turner n A sineox; 9th, Geo. W. Lowerre, W. D. Jones
CEvENTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
and enthusiastic meeting Of the democrats ward on
Monday evening" At the Democratic Platform East Broad
tne Following resolutions were put and unanimously
Resolved That Horso Seymour the Governor of
Resolved That William oshea be the next Councilman
the riitse s;a district Of the city Of New York
and oshea loud grosns for the proh
MICHAEL MAhER, Secretary.
CIxTH wARD.-sEYMoUR AND LUDLOW. THE
members sixth Ward seymour Club viii meet At the
sixth Ward Hotel this evening At O'Clock, and join with
Union rally the Seymour Central Club IN the square az
the junction Of Grand street and Es BFGsSyay By order
CHAs. BrsrDicr, Secretary.
CIxTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-REGULAR De
For consress-CHAs. II. MARSHALL.
THIRD wARD-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REpUBLI-
can nomiratons-
For Councilman-Christian b. Woodruff.
For Assessor-Cornelius Egbert
For Constables-Hamilton Billings, James Kane.
For Commissioner Of Common Schoos-Israe 7. Miller.
For Inspector Of Common Schools-Alexander Hart.
For Trustees of Common Schools-Charles wade Benz.
inspectors of EleetionFirst district Henry Bick
Heatl Third do, MORTIMER c. Tunson Peter H. stelie;
Fourth do, Edward b. Heath, David N, Moor , senr.
w. +. McCRAw Chairman. -
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Does the Scalp Begin to Show Through
your h.irs If hand unless
m8rnirg and your hair Is safe For sale by druggists gen.
orally. LOUIS MILLER, 295 Bowery.
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Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-THE
members requested TO meet at Tammany Hall, on
Thursday evening, November at half past O'clock pre-.
cisely. JOHN COCHRANE President.
CoRKKLIUs GAINES, Secretary.