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ted TO attend the funeral this morning, at ten o'clock
from her late residence, No. LAT West Twenty FIRST
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
On Monday morning October go FRANCIS Bfsrick, aged
35 years, formerly of Longford, Ireland
His funeral will take PLACID this afternoon AT three
O'clock from his late residence No 233 Grand street
Of the BUry The friends Of the family
pectfuy invited to attend. No carriages allowed
On Monday evening, October. 80, JoHs JAMES BEACON,
son Of Thomas and Mary Beacon, aged years aud IL
months.
The friends Of the family those Of his uncle Mathew
and his grandfather John Beacon, and the members of
Union Lodge No TO- o. of G. r., respectfully nvi-
ted 10 attend his funeral this afternoon, at two O'Clock
from the residence of his father, No 307 A. His
remains will be taken to Greenwood for intermept
On Saturday, October IS ELIZA only daughter OF Nj
cholas and Ellen Callan.
The funeral Of JOHN BAyAUD, will take place from his
late residence No 255 Henry street. Brooklyn this af
tern0on at half past two O'Clock His friends and those
of his sons as well as those of his sonsnsw, George DE
Loynes and g. Perremond respectfully requested
to attend without further invitation
On Monday morning. October 80 ELLEN FALLEN, wife OF
William Fallen.
The friends of the family also of her brother Pat
rick Boyan are respectfully invited to attend her une-
streets Brooklyn this afternoon at half past O'Clock
On Monday October So at the residence of his brother
inaw, Peter Murray, in Williamsburg, in the 32i year
OF his age. MATHEW CARNEY eldest OF James Carney
OF Philadelphia
His rcmains will BE- taken to Philadelphia for inter-
ment, tomorrow morning, at half past eight O'Clock.
At Sweden, n. r., on Monday evening, October %,
ELLEN ELIZABETH daughter of Peter Sutphen and wife OF
W. w Carr, aged ~ years.
At Mount Washington, Baltimore county, Nd. on Sa-
turday October Il after protracted illness in the 5oth
year OF her age, ANN, wife of James c. Adams.
In Vcksburg, Tuesday, October 10, OF yellow fever
Mr. GEORGE REWARD printer in the 2th year of his age
Peace to his ashes.
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ArAN ApyouRNEp MEErINo or rHE pEMocRA.

At AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEMoCRA-
n tic Union Convention Of the Eighth Judicial district
comprising the Sixteenth and Twentieth wards held At thu
hoass Of Mr. Hendry M Eighth avenue ON the evening Of
October ~, IL was, on motion,
Resolved That we 80 into ballot for Police Justice,
M Connolly offered amendment, that the letter of
McConkey, be read, which carried. The convention
then ballot twenty
votes for Mr. McConkey which declared the unanimous
vote Of the convention.
1t was on notion resolved That thanks
dered Mr. Dunn, Mr. ellison and Mr. Downing, who
candidates before the convention the
manner Withdrawing their from the convention.
II motion resolved, That the letter OF decnaon
from Mr. Dunn together with the proceedings Of the
JOHN HOEY, Chairman.
ISAAC CocKErAIR, Secretary.
To the Chairman Of the Democratic Republican Union Con-
!. vention Of the Eighth Judicial District.
SHaving received the nomination for Police Justice
from the National Convention of the Eighth Judicial dis
s, the s H. and wasd, and
other section of tho party, and that resolution passed
both conventions 70 into fusion for the Of
be supported both sections of tho party
thereby ensung Success and inasmuch the
have met several OCCASIONS aud have not been able
make nomination. avail self OF this opportunity to
decline being candidate for the office At the coming cleo
tion deeming which
We all have at heart than the elevation Of individual
this to no best calculated to ubservo the interest
the great democratic party at the time hoping
meet your appreciation subscribe self yours, Sc
THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB
VIII meet at the club rooms 6C3 broadway, opposite
Bond street. Wednesday evening" November ], half
past O'clock proceed in procession unite with
the county ratification meeting which z to BE- held the
quesed to be puncfual in their attendance club
rooms, as business of importance is be transacted
JAS T. BRADY, President.
G GSss q D. b S0sasr'' }seorssariss
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On Sunday evening" October 90 at the Methodist Eps-
oopa Parsonage, in Jane street. by the pastor Rev. j. D.
Wakeiey, Mr. ARoN " N. CoSovER formerly Of Somerset
county New Jersey to Miss LAURA NJ CLARE of this city
New Jersey papers please copy.
On Saturday evening, October %, by the Rev. James
Nett at his residence, No 30S roome street. Mr. Jo-
sRH H. RoIIEsToS to Miss SUSAN MARIA WLLoUanEa all
Of this city
In Brooklyn at the residence Of VIM Mahyn, Esq, by
The Rev. Mr. Iabagh Mr. WIN. H. vEsEy OF Exeter Eng
land, TO JANE ANN PryToS, only daughter of the late
Waiter feyton, ESD Of Carrickonshannon, county Lei
trim, Ireland.
Duhln aud Exeter papers please copy.
On Tuesday, October a. at Troy, ". Y, by the Rev.
Richard Temple Lieut. GrsoRaE L. VIVA u. s. A., to
NARY GOULD daughter of e. OHM Egg OF the former
place.
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CTATE OF NEW YORK, sEcRETARY's OFFICE, AL
New YorkSr Notice hereby given that at the genera
election to be held in this State the Tuesday succeeding
the hrst Monday Of November next the following officers
A Governor in the place Of Horato Seymour.
Lieutenant Governor in the place of Sanford b. Church
Canal Commissioner in the place Of Henry Fitzhugh
An Inspector of State prisons in the place Of Henry
Storms.
All whose terms Of oce will expire the day
representative in the Thirty Congress of the
United States for tho Third Congressional district
Ro,ed Of tho First Second Third Fifth And Eighth wards
Fourth sixth Tenth and Fourteenth wards OF The city
Of New York; for the Fifth district composed Of the Seventh
sm.bsrs in Kings county for the Sixth district Composed
Of the Eleventh, Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards
York; for the seventh district composed OF the Ninth Six
Eighth district passed Of the Twelfth Eighteenth and
Nineteenth wards OF New York
County ofhcers also he elected for said county
sarrosse n the Of alexander W. Bradford
Recorder, in the place q Francis r. Tillou
City Judge, In place Of Welcome n. Bcebe;
Register in The e place O. Of Gorret. Dyesman
Commits soner OF Streets and Lamps, in the place Of
George O. Glazier, who appointed to hh vacancy
Poss Justice for the Second district IN the place Of
BY tho death of John Me sePR'a 70 MI
Of the AIM. HSn,s IN the place q cs
District Attorney in tho place Of Lorenzo Shepard,
whc WAS 70 MI vacancy occasoned ny the death
Civil Justice and Police Justice for the Seventh Judi
cial district, composed OF the Twelfth, Nineteenth and
Twenty. second wards;
Police Justice for the Eighth Judicial district com
ipsssfuly, y, W. LEAYENW0RTn, Secretary Of stals
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ATAMEETISG OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IA electors Of the seventh ward held st 4 East Bros
way Monday evening 30th inst nominate charter o.
hers for the ensuing George Farley chosen chair
man and Joseph Crous secretary when tho following nom
nations mousiy made--
For Alderman-Jobn Murphy.
For Assessor-Joseph Croiius.
For Commissioner OF Schools-Dr. VIM. Rockwell.
For School Inspeeter-Cernelius Hartney.
For Trustees-John Brown and William Tuers.
The remainder Of the In morrows paper
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Died.

On Sunday October %, ALoNzo, son of Abraham g.
and Esther Eliza Bertholi, aged 10 years.
Aera this afternoon at O'Clock from the residence
OF his parents Of Second and sth street
and ut three O'Clock, at the Dutch Reformed Church.
Harlem.
On Sunday morning October 10, FRANCES A., widow Of
Capt. Philip Black
1he friends and acquaintance Of tho family are inY
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.<4ay>ce galalnuhtler Snfcs-RObert M. Pat
ck the manufactures in the United states OF sae
NAuV safes e. Cofns impenetrable den
khOs locks Depot No. l9s Pearl street. one
door heloyv Mniden lane.
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tlcmen in .ity being about 20 srate TO the State Of
established neghborhood have organized themselves
nto . comA ny above The benefits secured by this
bination will
prize In .thsky settled soeait adjoining an EXTENSIVE
settlement Offering opportunity the interchany
Of kind oss and all the blessings of society and mart for
disposal Of the products Of the soil Iowa free State
fhe fertility SOIL the Of s prares
Sc mineral wealth presents
wish exchange life Of toll and penury for
Of absolute honorable Independence cordially invit
Tho second public meeting of thi
lsases will be held a: Union BUILDING No. Gs Rowsr on
the will DO explained in manner that must be high
IL interesting to aE THOS. w. FIELD, President.
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man out West recently refused TO marry account
ladys hair which was Of dark sandy The difficulty
got by the application Bosies
hair dye and hyperion fluid Tho color Of tho
changed to beautiful dark brown the happy couple
united in the bonds Of matrimony These other
ARTICLES, may be had Of the inventor, WIN BoGLE IN
Washington street, Boston; In New York, by A. H. d.
Sands loo Fulton street, Charles H. Ring Co., Broad.
Rushton, Clark Co., broadway; Cickcner Co. 81
Barclay street. and by chemists and perfumers
the world
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Per Ship Constant.. ne. Livcrpool.-Hlram
csN rnS, nca. has Just received several
81 100 oach n an royai yeives calps,, "rrain car
R'ss ~ "'.' - and 5s per yard.
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Lakeland building lotsThese 500 building lots with 100
faxm will be divided assog GOO subscribers the LIST Of
November 1854 SIS four building lots twenty five
hundred feet farm Of from two TO twenty acres
Hundreds living in unhealthy apartments and paying
all their earnings for who delightful
and healthy homestead the city. Apply at to
CHARLES W(fUu- s08 Broadway where maps and pamph-
lots can be had gssts
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Mr. Johs Freeman, coal dealer 25 Wcst Twenty
eighth street. entered the night of the 23d of October
ls breaking through the door All the valuable books
money secured in of Rich Co.'S saamander
safes with ya improved powder proof locks which the
obbers in attempted to blow with powder They
then the premises left Safes like the above for
sale by STEAfNS MARVIN, IA and III Water street.
Perham's Opera Troupe have made great
accessions Sharpey and Lau
Iaetitc Ceiestine The former admitted TO be
capital Ethiopian dclincaors and comedians The latter
perfect pro1gy in song and dance.
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Ansoms neutrality-suspicious. sAzo Tor 30
eeat eolcred and in nice twice the taken
mr. D. cents, and equal In quality and sine that
made elsewhere for 81 ASSoNs $50 Broadway opposite
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The Best, the Cheapest, the Largest 80 Cent
taeuerreeypes the first class colored oncs
sone ease complete taken at 5 Broadway OF How
srd street. GARBANATI Artist.
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FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOW
natious.The peoples ticket opposed to Know
ISM
r5r Assembly-p. II, HaguiEe,
Assessor-Patrick Grove.
For Councilman-Fifth Council district-wm. C1eary.
Do. Sixth do. Bartw Healy.
Do. Sevehth do. Andw Cusack.
For C2nstableS-John Tagan, Michael Doody.
For School observation-disclosures Mccarthy, John
Ridden.
Inspeetors--1imothy O'Brien, John Ware.
!rusteesJames Riley, Michael Conroy, Thomas Ftsssr-
AID
inspectors Of Electons-First distrcAnthony McCrod
iin Stephen Lynch Second district-Oiiver ODonneii
Third district-ChArles Anderson, John
Moore Fourth disrict-John Grove, Patrick Doughery
Fifth district--John Oliver Peter Dolan. -
The following appointed BY the candidates
and ward committee finance committee for ths
in the Fourth ward-John Ware, Henry Allen John Red
din John Grove Casey Thomas Fitzgerald Stephen
Lynch, VIM philips, James Riley Henry Purcell Henry NJ
Uownes JOuN OLltEhi Cbsirman.
JOHN CASEY, lsecrtar;es
JAMES DuRNEY, ~
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THE CLINTON UNION WILL MEET THIS EVENING
in the class room New Clinton Hail. Aston place. At 7s
o'clock Members are partcuary requested to attend.
DOUGLASS LEFfINGWELL President.
w. CAMPBELL, Rec. Secretary.
THE SECOND GRAND INVITATION BALL OF THE
l. vauxball Association will take place Mt vsuxhaii
Garden Thursday evening, Nov. Tickets be oh
tanned the bar SotceSo gentleman will be admitted
without being accompanied by lady
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Uxrryp STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Sos. 90, 81 81 49, s.
90, As, IL, IL, II, 81, %, 25
SUPaxxE CouRr-circuit. 7o1, 90, STA s76 sof,
ec5, 300, eo9, 9l2to 9ls.
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To the Ladlcs.-Dressmal<lng I'm Ten Hours.
MRS FARNSWORTH fashionable dressmaker and importer
Of fashions dress trimmings, French millinery &C., 81
opposts tho Broadway theare would respect
fully the ladies' strangers that she
is prepared all cloak making
In ten hours, and perfect ht In all guarantee n
Bust received three real French hats Prices
sonablc. No. 327 broadway.
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DOR Observation-Disclosures W. BRADFORD.

EIRsT wARD.-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPuBLl.
es ba the
sratM Republican Committees At Tammany Hail. and the
esant Institute On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
For Alderman-Josah Vs. Brown.
FRS. eorncil disries@Nis sSasI Donan, Jun
For Asses.or-John II. Williams
F% Inspector sps OF sesooIsrDr Andrews:
r., School Trustees, for the full term-N Won Hagan,
70 iii vacancy Of two years-Ni;ba.l Brennan.
Cons,asie.-chsrlss DAILY and Ai..anGer Brul.ee.
district, John r. Pryor. Thomas Green
a alHxa Z pExG issAAcs, }chairmsn.
rnoHAs Le1w1nrH' Secretaries.
tonsA AZ meeting Of the national democrats q the
vas unanimously nomnated:-
For Alderman-Iicholas Dimond.
For Councilman second district-John ). Hoilister
ror Constsbles-Als,a nder Brute, John {. Bsyley;
Murphy; Third district William Johnson samuel Curry
For Isnsp s o. commSn ssho9ls.owsn MURPHY
Henry Inbusch, Patrick Egan.
I,IRsr WARD SEYMOUR cLUB.-rHE MEMBERS OF
the Club and citizens Of the ward generally who are in
favor OF the reelection of oratio Seymour
meet Tuesday evening" October ST. at O'Clock at the
democratic headqnarters ITO Greenwich street.
for uniting with the grand meeting TO be held for the
dom against the assaults Of fanatics and bgots BY order
A. J. PERRY, President.
THOMAS BYRNES Vice President.
Gro. s. HIcEcox, Recording Secretary
A. IsAAcs Corresponding Secretary.
FIRST WARD ri, c.,,,,,m., s...,s.,.,..,
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC wHrG REGULAR
IL nomination.
For Aiderman-Robert s. Collins
For Councman--First district, JOSEPH A, Gardner.
Second district, john r. Parker.
For Assessor-Kenry Lubs. -
JOSEPH JAMESON, Chairman.
JcssrH A. GARDNER, Secretary.
THIRST WARD INDEPENDENT WIG TICKET
IL For Compensatory X. Peton,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.. Fordham.
A1derman-Joseph Jamison
Councilman First distrct--Henry Smith.
Second +" b. y. Weymouth.
Asseesor-Jacob Roosevelt,
Ccnstabes-H. ] McMann, W. Jones
Inspector Of Schools N. Andrews
Trustces-James r. Elliott, four years; VIM Thompeon
four years. Henry Garck two years. j. H. Inbuscb, ono
year.
Inspectors Of Electons-Thrd district, Solomon Page
John Thompson, Jr Second distrct, Pet B. Van Houes
Ihos Nesbitt; First district VIM Black, BENZ D. Qugs
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN RE
~ gu,T nomination for Councilman Of the Twenty nth
Council distriet-John Npssnt
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$4,000 Stock OF Valentines now ready, at
CUPID STRONG'S IS Nassau street.

Wedding and Visiting Cards I'm the Most
1hionahls cent less than the usual CHARGES
Seals engraved, silver door plates &c. At
KEMRLErS, practical enxraver J9i Broadway.
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New Styles Of Bonnet. and New styles OF


YricesIet fashions with
<ravakant charges call At the salerooms of T. T. Wilde
~ ard ~ John They will there find all the newest
Sle Of French bonnets selling at cost prices And superb
Tona artificial flowers and all kinds OF millinery
st<raIs same ptng rates No profit Of
ke realized circumstances but the object Of
the uierssned hts workwomen,
DO bargains for cash. order
commence run rather rush. Of custom which will
Nep fheu fully employed The experiment. thus
sNss ADMIRABLY. X T. WILDE 20 and ., John street.
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Laces and Embrolderies Mt Genin's BAZAAR.
stock OF laees and embroderes at the is
pe'e Of all the styles In vogue abroad from the
rcst specimens Of Brussels Mcchlin Honiton and Valen
the neat and cheaper asrcs more suitable for
every known fabric and fashionable pattern
GENIN'S Bazaar, 5l3 Broadway, ST. Nicholas H4tal
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AspinwnlIs Tonic Mixture r1hixs within the
insaile specifies In medicine II is the positive andote
Tor lever aud curing generally within few days.
and never falling to produce the desirable result Prepared
by THOMAS n MAXWELL, successors to James s. Aspin
wall, 81 William street.
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GRASD RALLY FOR noRArIo sEyMoUR;-rnE
HSRSTie ssTSS S'is''''' .
YOUNG MEMS DEaocRATI CT Union MON CLUB.
GRAND Mass LASS NETTING.
On Thursday evening" November l. a. X o'clock.
COMMITTEE OF AnkASsEAESrs:
G {. =. cssn .Is Jssos w.ad@aisr,
d G. Can, &. Il. Van zans,.
c rsnsS csns Jos %. II m. cSss
each ward respectfully invited to With
above occasion.
FOURTH wARD-ENrHusIAsrIc MEETING xor
Il the democracy Of the Fourth WARD.
A. meeting Democratic Republican Electors Of the
''' IS AYERS
,-uo~r,. p.nn.., VICE pREs,DESrs. ~.,
ssmss neonsT Henry as,s Nsi%An
William Brown John Kssrney.
lanes cns,av Urtss n.,. Henry Besastt
2 5osn N Maa%sn -ySha E Bissasss
Patrick coys. Patrick ToEivee
John Martin srcRErARiEs
sd. IL aaamre John consree.
John 4 Ogden. s-hsajsmia 5. Welsh
y.nn F Gasr,naS t-Josssph Ms.hcrs
On motion COMMITTEES appointed draft resolutions
Resolved, That recognise in George r. Dckford Thos
Sheridan and John Bauch respectively nominated
cmen intelligent faithful honest citizens Identified
with the varied of the ward and the principles of
support and confidence OF the Frontier ward.
Resolved, That the renonation Charles IT. Lyons for
the Sss Of AZ, but Just Of the
he discharged the important and duties his
Resolved, That Emanuel Jossphs John rasen nomi-
mated 10, are known to our citizens as vant
hcaon and staunch democracy equally deserving Of
Resolved That at crisis when organized political ef
sious teisrstisn We ALPHABETICALLY respond
STANDARDIZATION those noble Institutions will DO preserved
Of free and universal education and not the instru
sssolvsd therefore That in william Baird and Patrick
4erick for School Commissioners Michael o. Ber2e 10
Charles H. Coladay Gusaph Bache school inspsc
tors have secured the services of independent in
devoted to maintain for the public schools Of tho Four
ward the reputation for usefulness and ccency which
they have been long and deservedly distinguished
Resolved, That regard tho selection Of Charles ].
Dougnerty as our In the Assembly Of this
with sincere and hearty approval knowing him sound
interfering with the personal rights liberties OF our
feoS cxens and emineny entitled to the support Of
featnres Of prohibitory liquor law
Resolved That without reservation unanim ously
A., unanimous determination to sustain the high
~Avernor Of this State, Horatio Seymour whose
~ete and successful yndcaton OF the inal
principles in his veto Of the
and cordial spprc Of every CALM and ipN
gent friend Of civil liberty.
ward are emiueny due to tho Judicial Convention en-
bracpg the Fourteenth Sixth and Fourth wards for uniting
in the nomination q Dsnel Clarke for the oacs Of po
charge the duties Of the Office and from his long and
Gus in the ranks democracy Of the deserving
united and generous support
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25 Cent Dagucrrcotypcs, by the New Inven-
enDoubs Camera, two Piearss at patented BY the
United States taking
sad all her daguerreetypes 600 daily New York Picture
Company ~ broadway.
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COUNTY RATIFICATION MEErINo.-NArIoNAl

COUNTY RATIFICATION MEETING.-NATIONAL
1As Ssssns rsfsSsan electors. Of tn. city
.s ssa and =
Greene Bronson for Governor requested assemble
p Ms:ssss:y
ticket s
and also the National Republican
'sss !: uppsrt.d y ensuing -l' county
The following distinguished democrats have been invited
Hon G nsasl 8 Dickinson Jane. r Brady, Esq,
Francis 3. Cutting, G. W. Csrresn.
d.a'a 1 ess1n a as o s. Ss;.
John ss yaad ssasis kijss Ward ward
h has w WsiS.a,. G G'e Bsi5. f E:ss
"" ~ ,D1 ipsss, Wv ss@$n. |. wiley,
ES s.mss .oSs;kks sss.. tR.1s Q; Is.n.
Geo. a, shufeidt, u. iS-chas. Fioyd'sre
s-!eSa I 3 i..ln, l$ Sg D Parse.
s-SessRS ! Tas:h, = -.:F Dunn.
Committee Of arrange a-Joha Qain.
Gro A. SIR Join B. HAsKIN, Chairman.
.-s1hpf Jr., Secretary.
r. CONGRESSIONAL. FIFTH DISTRICT. SEVENTH
y George
a,sn.1 WARD DEMO
For Aidermsn-John Tfiey.
For Constsbles-John ". somerindyke Alfred Gerard.
s.dsS MHns
EssssIss Isllss Ssra district, Tss%a: Cullen Tss%a:
NV: FIN %s.ss joan Settling siss6
di''riet-stsphen Dosy; .a Hl9y dvl pc,rSs.
For School com%issionsr Marcus D. Bonner.
For Trustees-wesey Hunt. Bernard Engerman.
DEMocRATIc REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMINA
Tws s
COZ. Vi isSSj rSasgss. President.
Hn9SAs InS Sns' Secretaries.
h and Ii
nsersto candidate for Assembly Thomas Manson; also
democrats your friend Thomas Manson Of
elect him On Victory cum
! DEMOCRATIC REGULAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Congressional Dst4ictThe democracy Of the Fourth
o. and
& GSeaay 70 @ e. John ss
cosersss following we'll Known dsmosr.ss viii
JUG: Ssfsssay SIsass ts ss.;Is:S
| EIGHTEENTn WARD CITY reform ASSOCIATION.
~ AT meeting OF the Reform Association, held At the
street the 9th Of October 1854 the following ticket
Councilman Fifty seventh Distrct-Frederiek E.
Councilman Fifty eighth Distrct-william NJ.
For School Commissioner Eighteenth ward-wilam II.
l Nelson.
Z. Deaheid Smith. James ". Edney, j. H. Buriesoa.
l For Assessor OF Eighteenth Ward-Grant ii. Adams
For Consabes Of Eighteenth Ward-IIenry Bishop, VIM.
| Tompkins.
| BY order of the Association
| PETER COOPER, Chairman.
| HENRY DAY, Secretary.
EIGHTEENTH wARD.-FIFTYsIxTH COUNCIL DIS
IA trict nomnation-Avery Green, Of 297 East Twenty
third street. JAMES SWARTS, President.
| PULP HAMILTON, Secretary.
l
| EIGHTEENTH WARD.-SEYMOUR AND WOoD-THE
IL democratic republican electors of the Eighteenth ward
favorable to the Of Horao Seymour
and the election OF Fernando Wood Tor Mayor will
semble at Union Hail. of Third
second street. Tuesday evening" Oct 81 At half
o'clock the of ratifyng the
JOHN r. BRIGGS, Chairman.
s cAo. I. Dn DA.rr' }sserss.re..
| IlOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRADFORD
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CEyMoUR AND vIcToRy-So DEsPOrIc LEGIs.
~ latonA mass meeting Of the lubs and asso
satons Win be hvld nndsr the drse.i6s q the ssy
o'clock precisely in the square at the unctioo Of Es.t
and Grand street All In favor on the re
Of Horatio Seymour invited tho oeonle
raise their voices againt fanacsm Intolerance The
following gentlemen will address the meetng:John Van
Buren,, e. n Shepard Isaiah Ryndcrs, A. K Maynard pr
Nerkle T. A. Clever and others
ISAIAH RYNDERS, Pres. Of Central Seymour club
EDWARD McCoSsELL, To-.
r. A. CLOVER }se'.
COMMITTEE ARRASGEMrsTs
Ward Ia J. Perry Ward John Fraser.
2-DAniei Mehan l0-Ceo. Richard.
4-Wm. Baird. ll-Mr. GsetI.
5-John Creighton. l3-John Orr.
&C. D. Woodbridge. H-Mr HAggerty.