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AmoDk SO the many yoves.Iss which Undue.

S25 900 Stock or Valentines now rsa0y, az
CUPID sTnONG'S, No 90 Nassau street.
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e-po ufss, inc OH sSvDesv, she Largest 80 GEM
ro@sve type those 1T 439 Broad wsy,
g-.s e.s O h plste Of sxsrs charge 434 Brosd-
r~~ q, Noverd street. u RIB ANATI, Artist-
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n.su. ~ oss pes 40 cecss,-rne largest
teen for thsr rrijs 1T tuschipss gsiery, 395
trosdsHy, second door bsios Wslssr street they
D. tten o. wtn IN couoy clear weather. Warranted
b. rkASe
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I3LEvEN7H ARD-NINTH Al SEapLY DISrslCa-
IL at meeting Of the Ninth -sssmeiy ristr.c. Con-
crnsr ~ Eourtn strest sad uysnaa y xxRoy n ROLLINS
unanimously eecare the nominee Of the convention,
whom The wing was scented End also unAni mousy
10 the Democratic Electors Of the Ninth Assembly
DIS riot eleventh Wsro) Tho Undersigned nominating
committee in presenting he name OF the Hon a. B.
Rollins az your candidate Tor the sseuoiy O. mot aox
the 70 pass without calling attention to
the fact that this nomination Ia unanimous Having
ed this district IN tne Lsyisatrs OF this
etaie his character an Abty known TO no such ~
to ins Pie dal confidence, and his will hrmo
and give guarantee IL succsss the ensuing
election Tht Hon A. Rollins has rcd In toe Eleven h
faithfnl ard solutey reliacle democrat.
sIMCNP. HUSF. Chairman.
VIM p Wan MINE. GEO MOVES. ABRM PARKER,
Dhtrici.-Et meetiog of the Ninth ASSEMBLY District
Convention, on "Wednesday evening" O,tober rs, 1854,
mupicadon was received from Ar. John h. Eoughsirk
To the hsirmsn Of the Ninth Assembly District Con
vention lear Sir:-A desire to promote harmony and
the of the Iarty am induced 10 tender you my
resignation & candidate for the ONCE Of ssemblymaD.
You therefore, please present tho sauna to the con-
: 's ''N' join q H.UGHKrsK
Whereupo. he folio sns ~As unanimously sdogsed:-
To the National Democrats Of the Ninth assembly Dis
tricr (Eleve, tn ware I'VE, TIE Assembly Nominating
Conuis'es Of The Ninth Assembly Is rict lE'eventb
faithful democrat, hereby tender him the unanimous
nomination for assembly man Of this asmbly district
PErhR BoWERs Chairman.
MAHIoN CLARK. Secretary
JuBN Wight DAVID BAXTER. wM. LONG.
CTRsr WARD wHJG ca sRrER CONVENTION, HELD
No state street, IN hur' day evening. october
25th obertS Collins minated for slier n.n Tor
Councilman Firs- district, Joseph A Garden; Sesond
district b Weymouth Convention then sojourpsd
to meet en- None sy evening 3oth in, ct O'Clock.
10 .GPd JAMI5Oy, Chairman.
A. GARDNER Secretary.
t.auUH1H WAX DEMO Ratio REPUBLICAN NOM
l. pA'ions.-The people'a tick opposed to Nnow
NothrgisD:-
For Assemhy-P Naguie.
Afsessor-Pstrick Crose.
For Cour clman-Fifth Counci dis.--wm Clexry.
DO. sixth do. B.rtw. aeay.
TO. Seventh do And~. Cusacx.
For topstA bies-John Tagsn, Michael Doody
For School soners-Florerc Mo Iar thy, John
sidden
Ipspectors-Tmoth y O'Brien, John Ware.
Irpsttes-Jsroes Riley, Micnael Conroy Thomas Ffts
serslc
Inspectors OF Elections FRS. district nthony No
Crodon stephen Lynch Second district. liver U'Oon
nell, Francis Ryan Third distrct-Charles Anderson
chn Moore Fourth dstrct--John Gro Patrick Dough
eity; Fifth dittrct-Jobn Oliver, Peter Dolan
The following persons were appointed by thu caod
taies and ward committee finance mmi.tse for
THE election in the Fourth ward-John Ware, Henry
J. Alsn, John heddin, John Grove John Casey; Thos
Fitzgerald stephen Lynch, VIM. Philips, James Riley
JOHN OLIVER, Chsi IMAM
j jaass V bSssrr, Secretaries.
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Lee anA WuoMn OuEen1De nfu9 Aus<1oa.-
kelly 3 YTRGUSDN, No. 38ok Broadway and No 81
Rsaoe street. have jusS recasvsd suetoa 5000
ana musu .hch b. sold for few days 1t per
isss than cost q importation. Also, DE- ines damAak
oornoes curtain trimmings and window shades ct .
great reduction In prioss
sbsvvss or the newest Styles, md or evesy
quality Just received and will sod great bargains
Also gents beat hid gloves 1T IS ladies' aod
cravAts srsrfs pNcse hsndksr 10 equally cheap
L LEaDBE ATsR, 34' Broadway, corner Of Leonard
street.
Rsbbe ms, RAbhons.-Just Received from auc.
tion large stock Of new ana rich tai ribbons vhich
will offer his morning ~ joss TO the Of
over nfty per cent II. LEADBaArEa, SAT Broadway,
corner Of Leonard street.
Among So the many yoves.iss which induce
our lsd to visit Canal street those offered at BAN AS
establishments Qua CsnA) ocsusy . prominsot
place In the shspe Of )sdes' bonnes chill
drenr fancy hats ard readers dnd at snis
Place the latest mort desrAb styles in unequ
sled variety snd ut the mos. desirable prices liz Canal
street, It Is the place where to find article TO proe
and sdorn ycur head.
George White would Inform tho Public
that hss assortment Of ladies' fancy furs is
p!ee, ard viii be offered 1t pcs suit aoy and e-ey
body Alsc robes, gentlemen's fur collars, ores, &c
In large variety WhTTE 2l2 Broad vsy,
corner Of Fulton street
S25, 600 Stock or Valentines now ready, az
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NINTH wARD-REGULAg DEMOCRATIC REPUBu.
IN osn nominations
For sldsrMsr-Wuiam Brisley.
For Assessor-Lsvi Undertook.
For chool Commfssionsr-WiIliam Quacksnbush.
For School ms. ectCr- olomon Rants.
For school Tsustess-william Dosgs and William h.
susepeerry.
FIR Observation-Disclosures 81 ush and Charles Rock
For Inspectors IT Flsction:--
Let Di tricr-w William Ridley, James W Foshs5.
"a Dist Ics-sfephen D. LAyman, Daniel Sullivan.
81 District Levi Springsteen, stephen Meresrssu.
Alb iisuict-silliam sckermau, Igoa.ius Flynn.
h Distriot- LIZ wis Parker william Murray.
9th District :, hen a. Levy, Rooers Licdssy
7h Dstrics-Dtctael Bonaeil, Thoml. Lawrence.
sth Ds',iot-ssmuel how'snl, John Hannah.
9th Dstrict--Jssse b. Ladu James L Van Wsrts
JOIN GIRAUD, ChAirmsn.
Jons BAsrA, Secretary.
NEW YORK OCroBES 81. 1s54-TwENrY. FIRST
IN ward-An adjourned nesting of the liquor dsslsrs
aos VI. ~ nara an ~ 8. a. M ,'1
esspirg x, ut o'clock. GEO. BROWNE Chairman.
CoIAHAg, c-etary
V2EOPLEs TlCKEE-
ii FOR isyoy-Jsmss ". Barker.
For r. cor dss-Johr II White.
For Cry Ju6ge-s,dnty Stuart.
Eof District Attorney Chaunc-y Shafer
For ksgtstsr-Jonn Dosoe
For G. Umisscper Of Streets and Lanps-Soseph Z
Ebig.
For Governor Of TIE Aims Hcuss- Joseph g, Taylor.
Cor surrcgste-s)fJei acIntyro
DTGULAg IENoCR TIC PUBLICAN UNION CAN
~
tric> Six'eer IA ward, raoM DUNLAP
JOSH DoLAN, Chairman.
EDWARD MCDONALD, Secretary.
giEctND W RID REFORM-iHE COMMITTEE ARE
y requested 10 meet tn evening 1T the Amencan
Hotel Of and Nassau streets business Of
importance win be LAID before them.
CEYMOUR AND vErO-sIxra wsRD REGULAR
- denocrsti, n mpaticn AT lsrre and enthu,is,
tic meeting Of the democrsc electors OF he Sxti wd
held at The bouse Of Mr. Vim Hnasf, Is Centre street,
the ft wing gentlemen were induced to accsp. che
mir aiops:-
for Counciln an OF the Eleventh district-Charles
Neayy.
gor sssesscr- Jacob Hof.
For 1ons,AbisB- Friedrich NJ Behrls; Peter Waters.
NJ. Wal HOFsNtR President
A. WENTZaL, Vice President
MAroNY, Secretary.
C,JxTH wAED-~tTA PRELIMINARY NEE ING OF TIE
- cisiz Of the Twelfth COUNSEL district c1aveuel At
the Black Bear tavern, 70 BaJari street, Sichaei Flynn,
pltnrirR be vpdtr-igDed TO he Office Of councilman Of
this dat ict TO those citizens return my hacks saa
ujy decline for the tn business "a.
qune my whole and undivided attention at preAen,
FRANZ Nc sW EGAN
CtEvyN wsRn--ATrEN7 ION.--T e LfQuO DEAL
- Of the Seventh ward requested 70 st the
II John Spowers, 65 CAtns,iCe stre FifAy
s,sopg, Oct. 81. 1854. At o'conk snsicess II ibs
usmnyi imrortanes VIII be laid be,ors the meeting "a
word 10 the wise Is sufficient
ak NJ MATngws
Chairman OF sevsnlh Ward Committee.
~ HI YOUNG SIMS DEMOCRATIC NATION L CLUB
vut hi ID tbeir regular meeting at the az !,
at7h o'clock, Punctusl s'tssdauee OF tae mem.
bs,s = Isqnes'sd. jas r BRADY, Pro iident.
sonN ,. pocrnrr, (sscretsries.
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4pess.'s sSex.ns sxss,s ~ SesIarhs SIZE fssw 81
tgs, sgtprsd sud Ia sses, ssics sas eize
Scr 81 csrts and eqnsi ID dashts snc 10 AMI
mar SOC slse~nsre for 81 ANaON's, ssQ Broad.
~. sppns,ts kstgopp'tsn Horel
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Uobsst nsssn wsn nos Dses.ch whom you
IDa m In the eye With good picture Look 81 be
q 7hs.et wn-rs great many artists fail. ROOT
5eSer Gees. Gsiery 3e3 B-oacsay.
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a MFKlCAE STONE bkEsSING MACHINE PAR
-. ties interested In the business Of drcssiog stoae
ard the pubic generally invited to witness tho opr
alton Of The above msch the Lea marc O. At Nos
50 and 81 Gspsevocrt street Hours Of exhibition from
to o, =. NJ, daily. CaPWEIL PORTER,
Propristors 81 Wall street
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TNDEPENI EMIT REPUBLICAN AND REFORM NOuINA
ton for councilman. Forty fourth COUNSEL district
(sixteenth wsrd).
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TWO YOUNG LAnIfS VAN Ep--rO ATTEND IN A
J. fancy eotds s,cse; mnst have perfeet knowledge
Of y busn-s, sur hrps sa'irsc-ory ref None
Who hsve applied before bssd spfy agsin 725 .1a 727
BYcsawar.
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M UNIclPAL REFt RM COMHrTc .E-THE EXEJU
Iva tive Committee have tase . at 600 Broad.
way Of Houston street. third story where per-
gill be in attendance to confer with delegte from
tie wards ard Council districts 1t II ees,abls that
candidates for charter officers De nominated with little
delay Los ebia and the pominAtion reported to
II. N. SCHEIFFElLN, Chairman Ex. Committee.
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NEW YORK. OCTOBER 81. 1S54.-rWENT ~. FIRST
IN ward-An adjourned nesting of the liquor dsslsrs
the ward will pe held Mt II. Smiths, cJrner Fourth
ard Twenty seventh street, on this (Frijay)
e.spjr X, st S o'clock. GEO. B BROWNE, Chairman.
= CoIAuAH, s. c-etary.
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The Hat s,m0sE Hats.--sh materials
- teh ~ is manufactured within the res oh Of
The hat Ia sels'ess pro rticDs rarely found E5p|S
dkID, Of No 11S Nassau street appeals a dis arimi
pa.r1 vbc 70 decide W. ether hs fail styit for 1854
sob At hts old price II So So does not combine great
be,stcfcse prodrc ny him, any 90 ,etitor. Bis
rctSo IL now arc ever, 81 EXCELSIOR"
'Tis,ha styl. bat, that n Mt r. assure;
Not the length ~ ssoom . hst'er can measure.
KaH.gty & Leash WISH 20 Have In DIS.
sdes, b.. that they ttnue 20 seu their iamitsoe
daguerrean Ia At 81 Chatham, and Of Chatham
ard Pearl street
EsA0xers's Has st GenIn's, No. Ala q "a All.
way Never has 40 bisDt disoI.y 4 chidren's hats,
su,rss- children both bee1 offered IA New
YORK. as xi b. foun1 .. s0ins Me- 214 Broad vay,
erposi-e It Psups Church.
white having oIrs>dy success sraJIy Issued
h. sy II bats II three ar different hspes and
III. ttxncsto prcs o. 81 ard - 9ouli that they
have ~tt@rei that lsr,od whom hos assres 20
be- os.rec 4 hat Is hat cannot help M. SAIL
FyiIfr, the halter, 2l2 Broadway, corner OF Fulton
~ let
EoBsst RAN wsla nas DsesAch whom You
lsoa m In the eye ~sh good pictare Look It be
ave h great srtsts fail. ROOT
5ever Gees. Gsiers 3e5 B-oassay
spesss.,s sSs~sss srsost Ses --Larhs size fssv 81
~ q seorsd. sud Ia no. sses sSirs sas eize
ssr 81 csrts Ind sqna N aosits sno size 10 an
7ssr % soc ess@nsre SDr 81 AN1ON's, ssQ Broad.
~, sprns'ts sstsos2'tsn totsl
c-,o sts., sss OH s~,,~ss, she Largest SO Oen,
gz.s c.ss plste free Of exsrs charge 434 Brosd
rsx, ,ssaer OF Reward street. y ARBaNATl, Artist-
a.eu- rxe osy pes Tor 40 ceSss,-rae largest
x~ for thsr pri,., At Hutchpys' gallery, 395
srosdsHy, second door bsios Wsssr street they
D. tsen a. veil IN couoy As clear weather. Warranted
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We re PEITABLF CT LIS Wish SITC4 rIOSS-ONE
to cox. wash, and ron, could Do genera
Sorf the ohey IS por.e 80. instr s-, nfa
uski-g cbi,o enc cio'nvs would Wiling 20 make
herself generally ussfsl 5000 ysfsre.ce given il re-
an'red Cali 4 two Gays ct 2s4 Teath avenue in the
ators
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I RrsPLCIABLE YOUsG yOMsN WANTS STU
N alton "a do chamber sorh and fns wasn,og aud
ironing. Sood city reference given. Apply q. l63
Eizab. tn e.. IL the
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II YOU vi II t. PURCHASE GOOD AND SUR
s'ansi billiard taele. for prisats puelc rse gu
best c., bora 10 the world
GRIFFITH DECKER, No 90 Anr street
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THE TRADES, &C.

CtARRIAGE PAINTER w4NTED-AT W H. MILEs
~ livery stable, Nineteen street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues
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E,ANCY FUR CUT Err wANTED-TO GO TO BOTTOM
4 Must 10 arst rate workman. Apply at l7SH Wa
ter street.
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A YOUNG SrEA, -INGLE NAN WAN g A SIrUA.
IA t0r as coschmsn, with = private 'amiIy; UNDER
stands Tie care ~ bnr bams and carriages per
scty good refe given from ria Last employ or In
this q whom he tas served for thu vssy three years
snd six months. Pleas. sfifsrs +. =, Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

MUNICIPAL REFORM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vl ward-At = meeting OF the citizens OF the Twenti
eth wsrd favorable to reform, hsld the 18th lost
Nichols appointed secretary. The following ticket
monsls bonipa;ed:-
CcuDciimen-F,fty Hrst district, Pbilo " B,ebs Fifty
rscone district George Geib; Fifty third district 10
bert Barnes
AIS, esor-Daniel Hogencsmp.
Com misecrer Of Common Schools-Nelson J. Water.
bury.
Inspector Of Ce mmon Schools-Jeroms Fitzgerald.
Trustees Of Common schcols--James n. Post, James
KeA,Ley Samuel J. Goodenough homas NJ Partridge
CcDstsblss-Lewis ucker, William Keenan,.
Inspectors of EsctionFrst cst'i:t, William Brigg,
Terrain freeman ecopd district Thomas Hsight Pster
Gordon hird district, Freeman Edgar, William stew
art; Fourth district, opkins Hail. Chsuncay G. Stone;
Fifth dis rict svah nfe,d william II. Dean; sixth
district Charles simpson, Phit Earl
GEORGE GEfB, Chairman.
IL w NYcJrors Sec-efarv
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THE TURF
I1fI0s COURSE l.. L.-tRO tTING.--ON FRI DAY
u October n, al bait past two o'clock, . match foa
f2Co" ME beats, best 'hree in five, under Saddle c,to
weights Ii. Jones names br. &. MISC; Wan. Woodruff
Tacooey. Cars leave the onth ferry, Brooa
iyp fer the course ~ half past Oc'ok and regurr
when the sport Fare to go ano iesura 90
Singer alsc esve the Villa aburg ferries foe the coure
every hall hour. SHAW Il Wal f. Proprietcrs
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TWO IN PFC ABLE wOaEN WANT 81 U~TIONs--
i enc 81 pr.'cas.. coof; 81 understands her busi-
IL all its hrsr spd has objection 10 bard
IL 4 hose aud ibe othsg chamber AID, rasd-r ani
iroper, az waiter ~euld prefer swing Ia the same
toufe Goo6 city references gvtn Call 81 80 Mott
stree 4. tom = 2.
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A UCTIONErR W-NrkD AN EXPERIENCED NAN
"a and . good crirr wsbted 70 70 south. Good
rsoomms ndati will 10 re ured. Addr Sc box 900
Post Office
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BOY or FOURTEEN YEAR. OF AGE FROM GER.
~ many, well educ ted, wishes to learn respectable
tIaie Would bind bimss for rig seven pears, ON
reasonable condit Beat VI refersooss given Apply
A. ~ Lpsnard street In the Dootors once, from to
10 o'clock 4. n.
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4 YOUNG WOMAN, JUST ARRIVE DsFROM EN- IL AN
"a yeste cay. wshes to OBJ ain a u.tion o. chanber
ma . In p,isae family or ho.el Can be seen =, No
FsJwish street, from to oc'oss for two days
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4 CARD Il LADY WHO Has HAD MUCH EXPE.
~ rencsip cutting and maAiog child ea's sni Infants
clothing, Is dssrous Of aiming T. ses:t customer
who p,esia'e having well and uestly do1s Lad
Who with dspsn with the trounls o. having this
work at homo may with fully com ,stso,
OF OH every n this ne in the peAtest mos.
tssy manner, by ed rssspg Mrs. Q. O., Urion square
Post lfhce
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A N ADJOUkNED ME- TING or THF LIQUOR DE II.
n eIs' central Convention viii DO held az tss West
chester House, corner Of Bowery and Bronze rect
Fri ay, the 9th In tant, at o'clock Pm 81
9. T. BUN II. ChaImln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

THrEPENDFNT REPUBLICAN AND REFORk NOM.
i nation for Councilman, torty Hftb Counsel district,
ixtesntn vard) SAMUEL r. hUjfED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

A RESPE TALE STITCH GIRL Is DEsIROUS or
IA ob,-iuioga situation in . good miy - hou
teefer she H. ful 9e'en, cdsrtske thu duties
81 the stusion. Adde'S w. McKinsey, Gerald Office
for two days
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG WON N WISHES 10 OB
~ lin situation to coct, wash and If or to DO tn
Homework o. small Family; tho oest Of ely
ference sil given rsqoired Can be ct No. SO
Mace ugal 81 eet
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i PROTESTANT GIRL WI HE'S A SITUATION A.
n chan BIZ mst to DO plain sewing TO travel with
lazy he has been but days Ia The c.ts aud
nofrien's ir the city pDly IT 2i8 siulosrry street
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TINiGaA ANTS AND OTHER TR ,vEI.LERS WILL 10
IL we'll before purchasing their tickets, 20 examine
the bulletin beard at the Office Of the mercan Foreign
FngIart Protective Employ ment Society ~ Greenwich
rest fvsssge tickets to all parts OF the interior
obtained ~ the Office, at the lowest tes securing safe
and certain convey aneo.
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s GERMAN Girl, JUST tRRIvED FROM ENGL AND,
~ Who speaks The kDgish lan1aage ausntiy, wishes
sfustoD as Ia nhern.i ard to tase II cbii ren
src Assst in general house work Please address g.,
Fer. ID Office
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4 SITUATION As ChILD'S NUs + AND Gil lMBER.
"A msid is wante! by Al Intelligent girl, seventeen
yesrs II age Can lie ut her presen place Of
poJ Ment 233 Madison street.
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S,7EW, ri WANTED 70 GO To WAXING rON; ONE
- who pbdef stands hts business aod CO . we'll
Recommended. Apply imneaintsiy 1t ihs Clarendon
bOte.
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CtEvTN II wsRr--ATrENT TON.--T LfQU0 DEAL
- Of the Seventh ward requested to meet st the
81 John Spowers Go Catns,ice street. Fit4y
e,soipg Oct. 81. 1854, At oelonk snsicess II The
psmngi mrortarcs VIII be laid bsore the meeting "a
word 10 the wise Is sufficient
AK MATHEWS
Chairman of sevsnh Ward Com mittee.
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10 CIVIL LsGtsEE2s, ARcsITsC-~, LAND sur
se;or-. &c - res, sc,sbs business man sged 10,
jet srrwd frfm Eng spd who has dge of r3af
obf'nz A. 'u'ccg ard CO eraw wishes oloy mont
N sry OF he tate. ~here be ead be Of services to hs
'npoJsr In sops'p'. pc'ns rs~sy other v,rss,
or Ans contractor IN any otb-r sAy Ia the
grsse' els CO aht be pl.,pd fr honesty and energy
.ppB 10 Nc ONpUi No 8 Third avenue, corner Il
ss,es IN .trest
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A HEspEgrABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SIT
~ nSicr as e.anstress, rodef stands all kinds OF "a
nily seripg. OF w1ulo be willing to wait sick aiy
Can be for Two days A. 5Sl Eighth avenue betwesl
Frts first and Forty scconi Streets third floor. 40
dress l,De 10 X. r, the Californian Bakery, on,
door from rsentf si1 III St .eet, Sixth avenue
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4 NV WEEKLY rUrcsL JOURNAL Il ABOUT
"A feirg established 10 Nov York, With ab1nsaut ~
sources cnv.rser- experience and tao. wanted
70 obtain snhscribers few o. he very hest I'LL have
an Opportunity 70 make q lie profitable b1stness
writers o. met rate ahiity, w-o would 10 wiling 20
contribute TO bis jonrsi Tor 'sr p-nsstion are
Invited y maie Themselves known. ddress X A. T.,
Her 10 Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

nRy GOODS - MIDDLE AGED GES1LExIN, WHO
IL has perfect hDos'eces - every description OF dry
goods, wants cit, afro. in = wholesale store sslss
an assistant ralesmaD eotry clerk, In any EtuA
tcp; he could make basef generally psef7l In house
waniir q Trustworthy person has han several years
experience In the extensive houses; drst rate ~
ference in the city Address r. B Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

~ HI YOUNG SIMS DEMOCRATIC NATION L CLUB
WIN hsi tber regular meeting at the nd rooms
G63 Broadway ospo,ite sord str-s- tus (srdas) even
mg atSh o'clock. Punctusl s'tssdAuce Of tae
be,s T. Ieqn,s'sd. Us. r BRADY, Pro iident.
John ,. pocEnrr, (ssoretsries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27
TSIGHIH wARD-REaEMBER, FOR COUNCILMAN,
III SAMUEL BR aULEE

T nsns.s n sssa' sse:st.ris..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

Hkti GENT. wANrED For A GUOO ARTICLE
Appiy ., No 244 Washington ftfeet
I JUNE EoMsE sGt. pE IS AN, NsTr DA Ia
~ suisse ~ c-ls-. ctsre p,scsr c,mne vais-r,
dars NJ fsm' r. sat esalensot sosnsr les chsvsur.
Les M II d. lions seront ooen1e o'Adres
,tr .tsy NJ utuy a. Broadway.
M JtukN FILE FRANC lsF, PR0wSrANTE,
desife sc LAGER uno fan lie smerieAine comm0
nornc e. fsnts on IL chsmhre; ellie sat coudre.
s'adsesser 1s5 SIXTY rin,h strest between Ninsa and
re. IN xvtnuts
81. sNrEl-sY , riGaLY RESPECTABLE sNGtI III
~ wsrsr, ,isusts q a. lady's aah, Wou not Oh.
jscs d, asiss ~ hep.s~tepbg 10 aood ns4de womas.
ca she IL cutting aid sting ladiss dresses uss b
leen for thrse dsys At Mrs RAndals l26 thirty 6f h
street, esrlx OF hifd avenue.
For ss'asse 81 Wants ~ rsy! s&ss.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-07-22
ST. JOHNS BURY,
SATI RDAT, JULY 20. 1851.
STATE T!CkET.
o.. ''.'. . ~
Stephen Royce.
For ireisu.er.
Henry n. Bates.

e. We r.a,c AZ tn head Of o~~ column.
,l.. noininalionS Ct he ErtinI Convention
We have withIioidrn TIE ticket from this po
>iion be auSc il was incomplete. We cX
y, ted the tree. soil or Mass Convention would
eli the place Of IT, Governor vacated Nv The
,!cclination Of Mr. Shaitcr The Convention
declined to do it, There is therefore a Va
rancv vet to l." filled. We shall be glad to fill
it with the name of Mr. Fletcher. 50 soon as
the fec sellers show disposition to make 9
Ike concession in regard 70 men. and place
IL. nam" Of Stephen Rove at :!,e head Of
tlrir ,i..,.ct. 'Ir Fletcher world have r.
-aiy'' he non,io?t;1n f. u Governor AT
Rutland La. il r''l.or ~, .ose'. Nr. Shat
TT would rc."lia il IL S,r'r r. Wa Al
Least Ike second cloi"r e. Il" Ccnyru;4n