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HEw YORK ADvRRTIsKnEsTs.
REMOVAL.

CABINET FURNITURE. 40 Heck o,,n ST.
- CORNER ot GOLD STREET.
LAkuE and extensive nent OF Paror, Drawing
and Chamber FURNITURE otherwise ed in
s.n Eau psmas broea,sle Flush Hair Cloth Also
PREMIUM AND COTTAGE BEDSTEADSg
STERs, and PILLOWS 10 0' '
Private Families, Hotels
tie!e In his lIne at reasonable rates. - -
wM. c. GARDINER, co Beekmsn street,
-. . - Corner Of Gold street, New York,
aPES-usm-lfl One door from his old stand.
,,,, STONEsl SrOyESii
'UNREADWFLLA PERRY. STOVE MEHCHANrS. and ProprI.-
tors Of the EAGLE FOUNDRY, No. ITO Albany
r. H. ohr to The trade Fifty dslhet vsies COOKING aud
Heating atoyss, oT Cos. and Wood.
and Pre- Place Hollow Ware Plain Enam.IIrd Mn,n Ke,
naees Agricultural Kettles Water Coolers Also
and Portable Furnaces.
Terms liberal .,o.-Aan,
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
PLAIN A,D FANCY WOOD TURNING.
nTTIS MOI uEO 4, IN

2i3 North second Street. PhiindcIphin,
AYlSG sherwood Babbetts Patent Prismaic
Lathe supply Cabinet Makers with French, Cottage
Plain and all kinds Of Bed Posts and Piano Frames
perio style and quality Carpenters and Builders
Of Stair light and yerandah u,tcs Posts. with
from TO IL Sides aud Trimming Manufacturers
Tasscl and Button MouIds
All orders thankfully we'd at their nj
apo -dan-fN 2I9 NORTH % street PbilsdsIphis
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IRON RAILING wOHKs.
UtHON NtIIINGs-Eyery vari-ty, and Cas-
and the celebrated Wire Railing Wckershams Patent Wire
Pence for Pairles Railroads. Farms Lawns Gardens
rod. Iron Bed tSais and Iron Furniture.
Second edition of the Ncw Phase Of the Iron
containing designs explanations and prices Of the
forwarded by addressing the subscriber.
JOHN II. wICRERsIIAM,
Warerooms No. $40 Broadway ". Y.
mhG-dim-tNl WORKS, Eos 6s S. 81 80 and 81 Lewis
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STOCKs FOR SALE-S2O, 900 Coupon bonds VI the cor.
- por.on OF fLynehbur so endorsed vr
gnia and Tennse Railroad Company interest payable
nuAly.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF the Virginia Railroad
Company 20 years to run ntcres, payable half yearly To
the Of these Bonds, which only
0OO and be issusd there mortgage
works Of the Company costing about u 300 900.
$4,000 NiclmOnd tlty Stock, maturity
est payable semi annually sinking fund apart
payment OF this stock, which will cxtinguish In 80
Persons having stocks to dispose Of would do well offer them
to always
desirable to then, will sell their account
crate commission
To those wishing invest would
rally have hand In the market
which will be sold very moderate e ms,
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the purpose
Of conducting general Commission and Forwarding Business in
ity Rchmond und the style o. G0ooH HARRIS most
socits the patronage Of the public and c1ntnua
to the friends Of the late arm of HANCEk do0CH
d. p. Go0CH,
auAI A
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AprrGrrstso uovss so x,.,.u
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AIOrICE.-The nrm Of HANCE GU0CH dissolved on
N the t instant by mutual consent The OF the late
s be by either oil parties for he purpose only
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January 2nd, 1884. ID. p GOOOH.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOOhs.
C. B. HATCH CO.,
6e William Street, New York. Manufacture, and In,
porters Of suiaTs, sTocxs CAAvAr GLoyIS
HosiEsr, 4c, &c.
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2ud January, 1854.

cheeruy recommend the hrm of GoocH HARRIS to
the favorable consideration OF my friends.
End January. ls3t.-IH THOs J. NANCE.
~ Lynehbug yrgnian and Express will please copy the
.iov for tWou ueeks nd seud tO is
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WI NEMhHh INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURE co 5a
hh'en Lane NJ " Manufacturers and whole.aie Dealer,
IN PATENT ISp RuEnrK Doors snos, wuss
ING, Balls, TOYS &c, &c ~ = ~
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WINDOW AND PICTURE GLASS
a GOOD assortment Of wNpow nd Pe,rsr n, ,ss .,,,
"'' ana o saie IN quantities to suit purchasers
chants from every section are invited 10 cali and M
themselves before buying Orders by letter promptly ad
EDWARD p. DICKIE, ia Chamber,i
e1-V Near Hudson u. r. Depot, N Y.
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TO THE WORKING MEN OF THE NINTH WARD
g Tins ~ .ss1's
e
the protection Of working believing
os
& 'is sh' hs q e. mos.
. tho only ss ,s e the
~ ds
for advance Of twenty per day We
BUT Ct. ss s% y s
rs s;a To-. IL s sss :'ei A
:. the s rss Of
"eS
evidences We have Of the gentIemans WORTH IL
party feelings the coming election, give our anaai
Sey sna as Pshs. We 1s ncsreys hm
Tie support of each and all our brother WORKING Of
W. EARLY, Secretary.
TENTH wARD-DEMocRATIC REPUBLICAN REGu-
lar union nomnAtion.-For Councilman OF the Twenty
"A'A N''A'' JOHN VAN TINE
TENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REcU-
on CouscIIAAs g, 7, TN, 1 SEsEysrsrH Dsraror.
TWELFTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WING
Conaress~Xbram waismsn.
observation-disclosures district, George w. Jenkins.
Asssnbiy-Tsnth district. Jsnss ). Bsvins
s s district hs .a.s ss.
School Commissopsrs--R. Z. Andrus, VIM. Dunnins.
fEipector--John B Hotby.
Iruiees-Israel Brown, W. g. jennings, A. Judson T.
COMMUNICATIONS r. Harrington, John Helms.
BY order OF Ward Committee ..oor.
rrnm,p JORDAN Secretary. : 0'-,
"A TWENTIETH wARD-PROTEcT YOUR SCHOOLS
from political favoritikm--yote Tor Bolts M. Fowler
hose motto Is NO party politics In school ofcerst-b
Of false tickets and 70 victory In the triumph Of
rec schools over trammeilsd partsanship.
TWELFTH wARD-UNIoN, HARMONY AND VIC
tory.At an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic r.
publican Union Charter Convention Of the Twelfth ward
held at the house Of Charles Iaw 10th street and
ayenpe Joseph Geery, Esq called to tho chair, and
The following ticket was unanimously nominated
For Cornclmsn--James Mcleod.
For Assessor--John 8. Austin.
For CopstaLles-John r. Harrington and John Helmes.
Tor School Commstobers--John Green and A. v. vii.
lams
Tor School Inspector Bartlett Smith.
Tor School TrasteeTbomas Murphy, Gilbert c. Hbbard
ard Nicolas Ray.
For Inspectors Of EleeonFirst district William H. Wi
icy and Patrick NeGaan; second dstrct John Ii, Payne
srd William Chalmers third district Charles Boice
Michael Csiger, tourth district Ncaes Ray and stephen
Ints; fifth disirct Isnac Dyasmsn and Thcuas vieoh
Tie following resolutions unanimously Adopted
ironsy, 90 agree 70 give IL united and gni
Reos,d That as the said ticket having tssu
Of the democratic republican PARTY X
tie Twelfth ard the " hari SOFT In tails warI
Dc forever buried IN oblivion.
CHAnLFs BoicE, Secretary.
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. -.
POLITICAL.

ArA MEETING OF HOTEL KEEPERS AND vESD
IA ers Of liquors in the Fifteenth ward, held Mt H. b.
tsnn 2sS Bowery Abe following resolutions adopted
without one dissen tient voice:-
Resolved That organize ourselves into society to be
sewn as the " Fifteenth Ward Liberty Vigilance Ciub
t .ns Of protecting homes property and
nGaa - ireemen against the unjust and tyrann ana
shoso Who would rob Of tho precious heritage Of
freedom bequeathed TO ns by fathers
Resolved That iorAto seymour our nrst last only
ehoiee TOR Goyernor Of the Empire State and that win
uto all honorable means In power secure his
ecn ana we call on all who value freedom to unite
vkh Us IN occurring bis glorious triumph. =
Resolved, That We pledge ourselves 10 sunot onv
candidates as viii carry out the above urno;nes nnnan
c1eed " party ties or unprincipiod fanatics.
Resolved, That these ontons DO Advertised In the
Herald livery day until Tuesday, the Evening Nrror ana
bay book, on Saturday and Monday. -
JAMES HARRINGTON, Sec. .
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AMERICAN REroRN AID IspEPENDrNr NOM
IA ration for Assembly :-sixtesnth Assembly District
k'sA''sa'h an '"'. J5aS 5. COOKS.
. cARp.-oBsEavISG ~ THE EXPRESS Sr rAsr
deter 81 ssaa sny Ss
dssss 10 he isle.ias hs. 900 that W..
tha committee Of sid order Any
ss sss A' above ss hasI
cARD.-uAvING SEEN NY NAME ON A TICKET
"A headed John Tilley for laerman) for School Cons
81 ss Tsl hat s %y sSs
hssdss PANEL IL samns for Adssm1n and Tsso%nsad
AT.A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
speare Hotel corner Of William and Duane streets on Fri
s';'a s ' Was sass 10 III
chair and the following yieS Presidents and Secretaries
.isg rRss,pssrs srcnrrARIrs
}5sasssssy'.'' chas. Andslsan.
letter was received and read from John H. Williams,
inability 70 be present and address the msssg is
% se aas s sS
W. Carriean, Esq, Of Penn. Judge Norton, and Mike
QUARTER TIcKET,-rnIRTEENTH WARD DEMO
For Aidsrmsn-Jehn They.
Thirty distrstEdwaIdc Mcconnell. Thirty
Fur ConstabIssyohn ". semeriniyks, Alfred Gerard.
inspsetsrs q Ei.ssea-FKss dis.scs-fetsr AtShe,i'
Frederick Muller Third dstriot-Thomas Cullen, Thomas
Dunieyy. Fourth dstrict-James Goodwin, VIM. H. Ag-
Fifth disrictJames G. Loroc, John Stellins Sixth
distriet-Stephen Doty, Floyd Patrick.
For School Ccm MISUNDERSTANDING d. Bonner.
For IHspector-Terrenoe Mcdonald.
For Trustses-Wesiey Hunt, Bernard Engerman.
CONGRESSIONAL FIFTH DISTRICT SEVENTH
~ and Thirteenth wards and williamsburg Regular whis
nominal For Congress, George II. Andrews.
HoNGRESSIoNAL-FIFTH DISTRICT, sEvENTHAND
~ Thirteenth bar re,uta
democratic republican nomination. For Congress- Pnip
Hamilton.
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Il he SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
i pomipatop.-For Alderman,
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IN1RST WARD.-AT MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
Democratic Republicans Of the First ward held ut thc
rosd street house on Monday evening, Oct 81 commit
tee was appointed t. wait the candidates
Mayor to ascertain from them the position they occupy
connection with tho obnoxious order of Know Nothny
leave to report to the voters Of the First
found In Fernando Wood ESD the only candidate who
would and did fully and unequivocay satisfy this
mittee Of his entire with the Hs
assured that the only society he belonged
Tampany Society Columbian Order These assurances
were not mere assurances but were strengthened twero
that necessary by anidavits exhibited We can
therefore, fellow democratic First
ward that reports that have been circulated the
Prejudice OF Mr.. Wood entirely without foundation
JAMES LEONARD, J
JOHN BAILEY COMMITTEES.
JOHN J. DOW
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AAaAttVN
J. W. Hsmcrsley,
BENZ. N. Treadwell
Isaac Greenwood,
David ]. Lyon,
James Rockford,
Walter r. Jones,
y. C. Bogart.
ID. A. Jones,
Hugh Martin,
Alex. Stuart,
John Meehs,
Thos. Mcknight,
Charles King,
NJ. Price Moore,
William Lee,
Rosw oil Burrows,
Henry Bradley,
John Weston,
John b. Benton,
Hiram T. Riggs,
John Compton,
John G. Davis,
James Harrison,
b. +. Winchester,
VIM. 3. Ludlum,
Chas. Southm ayd,
Char. +. Porter,
David 8. A cker,
A. 8. Gavitt,
d. C. Hyde,
VIM. T. Burroughs
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E,IRsT wARD.--sEYMOUR AND yICTORY-AT A
meeting q the Frat Ward quor Dealers Protective
Associatiop held last ming 81 instant the Broad
street House. Broad aud Pearl Streets the following
resolutions were una nimously adopted -
Resolved That the thanks OF tits association rendered
TO David oKsefe Jr Esq candidate for the First dis
trict and TO Josiah W. Brown, ESQ., candidate for Alder
Of this ward; also to Messrs Heary Smith, Michssi
Dcren Jr, and Charles Cannon candidates for Council
their views interests
Of the State and city q New York will be advanced
and protected by tine election OF uorao
ernor, aud Fernando Wood for Mayor.
Resolved That those candidates for political position in
ward who have c.nei to reply to
unworthy Of condolences aad that will DO al in
power to defeat their election.
Resolved That the above be published the Herald
Book, aud Stadt Zeitung.
JOSEPH BLACKBURN, Chairman.
HENRY ArrLrHoFF Secretary
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LOST AND FOUND.

\ osr-0N WEDNESDAY MORNING, IN WALKING
Ia from the Of Dean and Bond streets Atlantic
gold face and long gold curb chain; tho design
wreath, and centre basket flow
Any person will be literally rewarded by leaving it 1t
Che eEce of the brooklyn Evening Star, No U2 aud Ul
orange street, Brooklyn.
0sT-FRIDAY, ocT. g. LADY'S GOLD WATCH
II PIN going twenty frat to Twenty
set through Entn avenue, Bieecker Carmine and Hud
Canal street Whoever will return tho
~ s. MOORE, Broad street, will receive suitable
sara ana The thanks OF ths owner
0S1--oN THE EVENING OF THE 9TH OF OCro
II her, 1904 bank book he Greenwich SAVINGS Bank
.sner a Wavery place and sixth avenue Whoever will
THos. FERGUSON.
+ osT-0N FRIDAY, NOV. 8, ABOUT O'CLOCK
LII rom NO sixth street. little girl, three yeArs old
srrks little French and English; named Adeil Wboeya
vii return her will receive the heartfelt gratitude Of b
AEscted parents. RAMON M0NSAbVATGE
1 osJ.YEsTERDAY, nov 3, ON EIGHTH STREET
t~een the hours Of ~ and O'Clock, gold hunting a1
sAtch aud COLO chain. liberal will pail -
the thanks Of the delivering the
It " seventh street. between First and avenue A
7 osT--oN the I'D INST, -FOUR NOTES. DRAW 9y
II Crandee Eoyd payable to Philip smith order
teaaiLs irSm si1ty days TO Xix months about Sf3
sash note This Is to caution the public against
above will confer favor the scadin tds
same to NJ. 2s3 Third avenue
N5yEIT BOOK 1857 IN sf0LEN, IN NEW HAVEN
u ears night train Of 3lst October between Framnshan
York; dark pocket book, cor taiptp~
Co. dated Boston, November ls montbr Tor ten thsus
dollars, payable at Merchants Eysnango Bank Ney
YORK. TO the order Of George eiap endorsed and
witch the puaiic cautioned Pot negotiate pay
ert Of tie has boon tapped. suitable reward
A paid for the recovery OF tho property Iuormston
- sisento A. LELAND s CO, III Pearl street
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LECTURES.

AIR. JOHN LORD WILL DELIVER BEFORE THE
M New York City Literary unioa, aoourse Of six lectures
the rise fall OF Absoim France in the chapel Of
sse hcw York University Ihe lectures will commence
Friday, Nov TO- At O'clock NJ and be continued
essye Tuesdays and Fridays at tho same place and hour
Three OF lectures given to the Mercantile Library
che Bourbons, will be repeated in this Subjects
Absoutisin in France Lecture Louis XIV. and tho
Grandeur of the Monarchy Lecture The Wars Of Europe
against Louis XIV to preserve the Balance Of Power
Lecture Bossue and the French Church IL the Seven
the French Revelation Lecture The Developments and
Results the French Revolution Tickets for course
81 members and sch OILS 81 so single evening" 50 cents 10
DC bad Of Mr. Crowen bookstore corner Of Broadway and
Fourth street; Mr. OShea bookstore 7N Broadway; Mr.
Dead, Brick Church Chapel, and at the door.
H. DOUGLAS LEFRfN0WELL, President.
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;$HS ; s145 in BELL. COMMITTEES.
s.ss 4s
For Asssnsly-P: u Mcguire.
For ''''; a. '''''''ys s,ii.
Ds ssss a.s.n III D.ss9
For School Observation-Disclosures Mccarthy, John
.ssss-Jams Eilsy Michael conroy, Thomas Fi.sssr.
nspccsore Of Elections distrio-Anthony Hocroa
Isns Eyan Isra ss:ris.cSasis. Anderson, 5shs
Nesse FSsrth astrtstJ Grove Patrick DOushsrty
The isew,ag spss!sssd sy tho candidates
in John Grove John Casey Thomas Tis.ssrsId ssllSB
James s ovSs asa.s
jane c buns.r, }ssoresarss.
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOM.
ns,Sns1seynSSSl and the n sSsSssuton
tsr A :sss.sssSchssiss IL l. ly ysasA'r'y
Thamas W. Sheridan; seventh district George sfe
For School Commissionsrs-Wilam Baird Patrick Ms,.
For Trussoss--Nichas o'Dierne, Joseph Mathsrs VIM
inspectors Of ElectonEirst dis rcs john W. Avery,
% min aseas
No. Cha. John sy P g.
Gro 4 a1n1 1sssa, }}sserssarie'
ld aspsesn Wst Coz n sss
z Rcc.evei. street the following resolutions were unani
q; ,s, the
lion a. Tsnmsny Hail in refusing aid in the nomiassisa
Of shsher 70. the ONCE o. District Attorney and
resonsidera'Sn Of the vote.
members Of secret united by pledge
& sn s. msn their s 81 2. place Of
to foster the spirit Of federation essential clement Of
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, NoaIS ATOMS
For A.snsyehsr 1sD r peusSsssy
For Ass,ssarmCh1rs; II; Lyons
tric Thomas w. sheridan Seventh district George II.
For Constsbles-Emanu el Joseph John Tagen.
For School Baird, Patrick Mes
For TrustoosMohaei Bcrne, Joseph Mathers William
For inspeetors-charlss H. colladsy Gustsphe gsehe.
inspectors Of Eleeon--First district JOHN W. Avery
a Gsorss Rss
s's .s:s; fYH sa1 M An Tho
q Gro aA Hanes, Secretaries.
Resolved We will not sustain for the present election
any who refuses " %Sx = S sas sS,s SsmsS
y M,.,n.n st psnw Secretaries.
E,IrTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-sEvENrnAN
Regular WING Nomination.
THOMAS f Z. Whitney
FIFTH wARD.--AT A MEETING OF THE lNDEPEyB.
snt voters Of the Fifth ward held at tho Hungoriord
called chair and Putnam conin and I.ra.y
appointed Secretaries And MOTION tho folio wing
Whereas opinion of this meeting time has ar.
psss ssss tho S
State Legislature and, whereas Frederick Smith has
As.snhly and believing him 70 possess honesty ind
eas % Man NJ h e Ms I
him to the voters Of the district and pie e our
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William Miller,
Charles Fuller,
George Shaw,
Stephen X. Weeks,
, Robert J. Gould,
Geo. r. Freeman,
John Wall,
Edgar N. Mullin,
John Greason,
ID. v. Child,
Robt. i. Stevens,
Anthony barclay,
William Kent,
A. C. Hard,
J. w. Slcight,
Anthony s. Hope,
George l.. Wolf,
T.. q. Nalony,
Robt. s. Rafncs,
John II. Flint,
Thos. w. Gale,
ID. D. Winchester,
Edward Weston,
John r. Howard,
Norris LeipSiger,
Cochran GBrown,
G. Watson,
Jsmcs Redmond,
Horace Waldo,
, and O6 others,
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e .:: 2 &:
ter Il: o;1 ~ w H'A
sss' ss:s fs..s
samuel Iaa;sr, David h. usnss..d. william w. Frssr.
SAMUEL HUNTER, Chairman.
WILLIAM W FRHAn, Secretary.
THIRIEENTH wARp-ELxvENrH ASSEMBLY DIS
For Xs,saSisNjcsEfm H. 'i PETTY
TwEsTErH wARD-DExocRArIc REPUBLICAN
cop msel.r p " ,lla. .s e k.,,.av
HHs s,;ss iy.,lI Ss; SSadsy
ceuneiinsn-his,y .hrst dis,rict-lshn nsClAve.
rMy.ssiss - 4ss s.' " ciiu.saa
School neutrality-suspicious. J. Waterbury.
ssSsSi d s'sss Sa n,
y ssny Of i..TSon.. Sss.;a
con'tabes-wiiiiam Kssn ,o,, LOWS Hasxs,
wIIL,An sInpsor, Secretary. "
to their astonishment read in the Icy York Herald
sns Of sas 81 mi
frat district hs5sey deny tho I, s,s gosn
having received y 4: vote.
tion. JAhES GRANT, u.,or;,v
S ;Sss ! . SfssEs'
ID s. sEpysnI
cquesrsrular square toed The constitution - Il s
Fer Ccngress-Coi. James J.. Curtis.
For Aseembly-lsaac r. yarinn.
For Aldermsn-Ceorse W. varian.
r..s.,.., ih.y .afth a..r,es, Eaw.rd Phillips
For School Int pector-Georse Harriet.
School Trustces-Cornelius Conklin Boyle
For Constabies-.JAmes Polhemus, bernard Mahon.
First district Joseph H. Rogers, Michael Brady.
Second district, Joseph Yeamans, Patrick Hogarty.
fsasss ai:.sis.: 5I1:: ssSsil.a: Riss.1a Dalton
ny ordsr ward GSm y Ts1,op ca.,vu.,
j. A. SrovrESBURoH, Secretary
rrwENTY.FIRsT wARD-sEYMOUR, UNION AND
VictoryDemocratis Republican regular nominations
opposed TO and si'orsani1srs" ana
For Congress-Edward b. Fellows.
For Acknowledgement G. Pents.
For Alderman-Ceorge ". varian.
For Councilman-54th Dstrict-Joseph d. Stewart.
18th District-Charles II. HasweL.
For School Commissioner--Samuel Allen.
For School Inspector-Edward Rogers.
For School Trustees-George Greer and X. Stansbury
JOHN PETi GREW, Chat rman.
DEM. II. HAiGHr, Secretary.
TWENTY. SECOND wARD-REGULAR WING NONI.
i nation.-For Councilman, Fifty ninth district,
GEORGE II. AOLLER.
ThE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS or
evening November T. at O'clock in Elm street Of
the Tombs to respond the Of Mike Walsh.
The following gentlemen will positively address the meet
lion VIM 4; witses, Ia. chas. w. car,issn, Esq, Pa.
BY order Maurice OKeefe Jamos Hayes, Aichsel Tou-
mey, Patrick Cavansgh, Stephen Acrath COMMITTEES Of
Arrangements.
N. B-This meeting take place shine, the
committee will erect tent the weather should prove
stormy
mn u ynu rTu
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ken permanent position at the toilet Of beauty taste and
fashion Red ray or nnsiAtly hair is instantly convert
- into beautiful black color Of tho most natural
description, by the this Incompatible preparation
Sold by WM. EOGLE ZI7 Washington street. Boston; in
Now York, by A. b. D. Sands 100 Fulton street; Chas
King Co., broadway Rushton, Clark Co.., Broadway;
Chcksner Co., u Barclay street; chemists
cumers throughout the world.
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K'INSI AHD
IL ticket.
Tor Congsess-Guy r. Pelton
Assembly-Matthew l.. Fordhani.
Adsrulan-Joseph Jauis0n.
Couuciln,en-F Fra, district, Henry Smith
Second district, d. T. Weymouth.
Assessor-Jacob Roosevelt.
Copstablcs-H J. NeAann, W. Jones.
Commissioner Of ScLools-A. j. Perry
Inspector OF Schools.-J. II. Andrews.
TrustecfJames G. Elliott four years VIM. Thompson,
four years Henry Garlick, two years j. H. nbnscb
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EsIRsr wARD-RK0ULAR DEMOCRATIC RBPuBLI-
can nominations made in joint eonvenson Of tbe nom
mating committees elected to calls from ths Demo
National Democrats Republican General Committee ~ Stay
yssAat institute made Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
hs :ith ana 18th Instant
Eve Alderman-Josab W. Brown.
For Councilmen.
FIRST council distxict-hlchsei Doran, Jun.
second council district-Chares Cannon.
Tor Asteiscr-John IL. Williams.
For inspector sfSehoois-Dr. J. n. Andrews.
FOR scnooi Trustees, for the full termA Won Hasans
To MI vacancy o. Two years-Michael brennan.
Ditto Of ons year,. H. Inbusch.
Coastaties--CbaTes DAILY and Alexander Bruteel
inspectors OF kecnoc-Frs district John Co9eo, ChAree
second District James ny Hugh ONsil; Third
district, John r. Pryor, Thomas Green.
i SfhxA 4 pEsG iss,AAcs ,ch.irm.a
v Wsa.isn L Svas. ss.crstar.ss.
L,IRsT WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NONINA.
IL tions.At meeting Of the national democrats Of the
First ward held at the Democratic Ol Broad
unanimously nominated
For AlaeEnRn-NictolAs Dimond.
For Councilman First di-trict-Thomas Stewart. .
For Councilman Second district-John j.. uolliuter,
For Assessor-Peter NJ. Bayard.
For Constables-Ales aader Brute, John {. Bayley.
For Inspectors of Eeetion-Frst disrct Peter Brady,
Henry Cuerker Secord district, CordrAy, John
For School Co mmissioner--Andrew J. Perry.
For Inspector Of Common Schoois-0wcn Murphy
For School Trustccs-Murty Foran, Edward Burke, J..
denry lnhusch, Patrick Egan.
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