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Thon1as Huehe s

HAS returned nom The Eastern cities with the finest
IL stock or ~ Fzts4.a 50 - -
cAssIiEREs, cLoTHs, yESTINGS,
end 6et gerey. that has ever been eShhited
IN he city, he invites tile public TO give him call and
spect his Goods His 2f nlled from the cho
cest OF the er York aS Call, lion
ly TO osee and adnfreahd call e6Titi s 4lsst disI -
30 a5, corner Monroe and Water sts:
7Eepf3 "
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- 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e ssssie
THE Subscribers have this day
The purpose oftransac;ing Comm ssipn and For.
warding business. under tie style Of Doane & Cowgirl
successors 10 tho n ms Cowgirl & MeSwoTds and A.
s. Doane & Co.. and solicit continuance OF the business
OF the late frma.- sef 4 -EGs As 4DoANk,f =
-s.tittsfIt..5,. q s-. J. CQWGtLL.
March 18th, 1884 - nirf4
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hsff1I1li1T aSdF ES-PATRN1 U0gg3Eg DOCK
Hf4|| 'SAIA4ANDER FzRElNDs sTHIEF
l|.N|| 1 PROOF SAFES-=A large asao-s
l.ss-f,s1 hneht or various sizss slyfaJf o.
+, lET7Ir hand. At No. sS Dock Ps1sef war
h fIfaN hTantFd equal 70 any. M ae IN The u
~ As=4A ft-4L- utted States, RVana & WEI
- Foll, thsnkfnl for nsst hyors, re-
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p - 4ffftr4 EtBnlOtf-t L.
TNRANZHRIaI &c LUTZ have re emoyed their Wholesale
Liquor store from the Sprigg House Buildnes, 70 No.
2i0, Market Square, next Wrp Hal's Auction Room,
wher they win heretofore alygays keeS hand stock
OF tho best Wines and Liquors At the lowest prices
APPS d3m. PRANZHEtM & LUrZ
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~ 81, 80 go
7 % ~.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, DO.
6A JER,H. B. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
form his fffends and the public, that he has
- moved his estab lshnleut to No 13 Main Street,
OF Unon where will be found constantly hand,
large and well selected Mt Of all articles na
line, consisting Of saddles, Bridles, Hnrness,
Iron frame and wood box TrunIkni Ynlises,
Collars, mames whips, &C., ess., &ic.
A. of which by competent sorkraen,
othr best materials, and viii be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Those desiring to pnrehase areTequssted to callaud
anime themselves = 30 f1ae II
,sri9-yrd. No 131. Main st. wheeling, Va.
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- =. sfo.fS REMOVAL. sissatss ,i4 gsfs,..
Ar BSSRs.. COW Gill .d< AeSwoRDs. and A. s..
M DoANR q Co /, have removed from ypater street
70 one OF Mt, Pecon,s large new warehouses on Main
street. they solicit the eoniinance the
their friends. si ~ ssite .sfl asa jaHo0S
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For Sunhsh.

.,.ta,,r, - THB fast running Steamer stephen
tffe4ss.--A Bayard, BooTH Master. having been
ra,painted and re-decorafed, Will leave
szszszaw wheollng for Sunfsh and all intermediate
landings EVERY PAR At half past O'Clock, p. 800
! Forlreight or .passage apply on board. - sep2t
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Not.fee = 8.

TIRE undersigned having bought out the entire stock or
i eiocda belonging to Messrs Wheeler + Bakins Msr.
Chant Iailors would beg TO inform citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends csrrying on he
Meehani Tailoring business IN the room iornerly
occupied by Mesars. Wheeler & Lakin and having OBJ
Iaincd the services OF both OF the fornsr rr0pata
il pre- ared 70 make up TO Older eyery article in ne
in tbs laiest stye and beat very short notice.
and very low h Havins large aoek ON hand n0
he is erined 70 sell low. 70 reduce ard
make room tho Spring Goods. Now rare chacs
10 sst good hing cheap He win warrant Tte5
to be ssieconanaendcdt sale. fl-t. * - -
Come one, come an, 80
tti - And i've Us cali, -si'
FatesF At Noe, WaGhfnsJon HALL q
ianf2 fs5lr.. Es6sitssss J 8 y. a. s'IALLsfAH,
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n. ilJbrelilrg 1iltrIlissl,grr

gs1IIlRINGEN, TAYhOR & CO..
SH Ht+-,ElssEN. o,t:E1yles i, n. rsxptrroa.
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:, ,resay, Ier srIs1i g
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gzs falls BALTiNoRE, June u, $780, 20
Messra. Evans Watson Philsdelphla-Eie
We have much pleasure in Recommending your Fire Pool
Chests to the notice OF the pubctheo IsepurrhaSe
from you having saved honks and contents ceetriy
alter urdergoing very severe heat during te fTs v5
desroYed the entire block OF buildings alch a.rsf
wharf on the Sehhyikiil, on the 9Th OF June, 1850
s5 Yours, very respectfully, .iC Ito So Z,
sept9-dfy RUSsEL & GuBBIEs :
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u d lRemoval. ss sssoa-,
McCLALLENS & KNOX have removed their T9soEe.t
.stt Ssoek Of s0o,s es SAOes, tothe four sl6Fy
brick building, q sstss siEs SAD rt ~ an *
No. 113, Main streeg,
Afew buildings North OF the Merehantss a eehinisas
bank the opposite side OF the South
OF VIM 7. Seiby's dry good store. ~ 81 eas.ist
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extendedito4h
House, they confident that with their Increased ciII.
ties Tor doing business they offer 10 merchants sd
greater Inducements for buying than heretofore. T
dc2s ie''2i ~ AcOLALtsNS & KNOX
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BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY Sa-
LOON AND OYSTER nEPntr

'NHE und rsgnsd. having bougiit the Bfidse Coihs@
onsciionery opPositet Monroe HOUSE, fornsriy
hept ~ T. NJ Parker, and greatly enlarged and improved
II VIII keep constantly hand an kinds OF elfes S
confectionery, and will supply PARTIES reszonabie
OYSTERS served up In the best style at all hors
me saloon and wholesale and retail hy TIE can
=
assortment Of Christmas and New Toya,
noxiod,f. - u Il. ROSE 4. r,,Nrs,r Y pprr !.
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Holiday Presents

IN bOYES and barress Rhf
~ sugar, soda, boston, Butt
csii5 = 8 g -
70 fae5 M
- - - lls
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THE Subscribers have day entered into partrcTahiS
u for the purpose or Contnl ssof For
ding basihess, unde. the style of Gordon ztttea
d Coz soieite continuance business
trrn-- tsssT=s il-s5..ssi5 Il. S.sGORDoS,sey 80
t. JNO. M MA iTHEyYSt
~ = sess-s. : Jlto.tB ACNE W. Z -
..,larcn iss 1864 7s51is - ntrsss
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4. l.EADY ~ I flDiE FOR 'I'i4E SEASON II Z
w D. MoTfE, q BROS. hrst stock OF new
Wv ~ Spring Dry Goods ts'p
ate now being received at their ariet street
II is 70 specify the but suee It
state that iS fuller than before,
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y ~ z ~ ORE Y TEIs sssis - 49,
0RLLING on, big pile OF eics4rt biee = soons
nyg2 " - y. - !, Z. = = --ss %
d y o.. u.lh- foF saie ,.,ss
8t1ty nys ~ y = % sAfffe,, (
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ASSIGNEE S, NOTICE. -. !,
LII persons indebted 70 Wheeler & LalIin, BY book
IA account or hereby Notified that pay
nent must be made % me fort they having ssiE
iant2 u !. H. PSND RTDN. rrnnfn.
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- PIANO AFoR1'ES AND MELODEoNS!-T
TUSTopKNHD. Tine Rosewood Piano Hoftes, from
~ Chckering &, Sons and Stodart a. Co,
New ORR. Including fe Rooseyyood Piano, 81 octave
all OF which offered at factory ptices. =
A.oe large packase q Ss6ionibie music, al &c, Union
tnf3O ta' ~ J.. hfRLLoR y
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-, ffEIjERSI(i N I'D, HuhlislierS og neNspapera in
Tar Yheeling, In view OF The pr CO OF IA.
ibe e " " md ohsr expenses rendering their expenses
Fsr, nan do agree TO charge The follow
hr gte.s ar adyertisl. aud Ia case whstryer 10
Hs ss ihGfi the rates below ten lines less OF nom
ebaI 5s.osstitulinga squates
PaIeaI - souaTe inser 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
Fires In New York..
FIRE TN rISru aTRpHT.

Shortly after six O'Clock last evening fire broke out
in the turning shop Of G. +. sormrne situated tho
third floor Of the building No 310 Fifth street The
flames soon spread to the shop Of D. r. Quick,
pattern maker The flames then spread to the adjoniag
building, No. SIG, and burnt the roof The nrst oor q
$40 is occupied by John Mills machinst. His premises
we're not injured by FIRE, but somewhat damaged by
ter. No 317 occupied by Hainemann Brothers, color
manufacturers roof burnt and damaged consider
ably by water. Mr.. Mills is the Of the above
named buildings with the exception of No 315 that Il
owned by Or. Baird.
Mr.. Mills had insurance OF 81 900 the buildings,
II 900 Of which in the Astor Fire Insurance Com
pany, and the other 81 900 in the Rutgers Insurance
500 or $500 lie not insured his stock and
machinery. The second floor, rear, was occupied by
Gardner brothers, oval picture frame makers Their
loss viii possibly be $3.50, caused by water. No in
suFance.
Mr. Quick's loss will not be much loss than 81, ,o0o
He has insurance In the Farmers OF Utica to that
amount.
Mr. Hainemann's loss by FIRE and water Is estimated
at 81 O00 He has of o. 500 in the Pacific
Insurance Company and Others.
The turner's shop in which the FIRE originated, had
but very small amount OF stock, and the fire Is sup
rtoye. We understand he had insurance. The Dire.
men and police very quickly ON the spot and bY
their united exertons the fire soon extihruished
thereby saving large amount of property.
FIRs IN 0RAND sTRnrr.
On Sunday night between IL and IL O'Clock. nra
was discovered in the grocery store kept Moses Myers
at No sos Grand street The flames were discovered b.
fore they had time TO do much damage They was extn
gushed by the neighbors before the Rremon arrived
Damage about S. The stock insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS


Henry J. Gardner, Esq, the Know Nothing candidate
for Governor has addressed letter to Hon Chas Allen
denying generally, and in detail, the charges made
against him by Judge Allen in speech made by him
the free soil convention at Worcester Mr. Gardner
ser that he has always been advocate for tho repeal
or modification Of the Fugitive Slave law, and In
favor Of fusion Of the wings and free solers
Mr. Gardner has also written to the State Temperance
Committee defining his position the liquor question
He says he has been member Of the Massachusetts, To-
al Abstinence Society fourteen years and that elected
Governor, constitutional law prohibiting the liquor
traffic would meet his cordial assent is thought this
letter win Mr. Gardner the temperance influence
Of the State, which, with the aid Of the Know Notngs,
gives him strong chance Of being the next Governor
1t Is thought General Wilson will decline being the
candidate Of the republican party for Governor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

ATEapr TO MURDER Yesterday noon q German man,
ed Frederick Asker residing in Eighth street. North
attempting to murder his wife with axe while intox
icated and also threatening the life of his child The
injured woman was attended by Dr. Northrup Of the
Dpensary who found that she had been badly bruised
about the head and body by kicks and blows and that
she had also been struck severe blow the shoulder
with axe. She stated that after being beaten as
above stated her husband placed her neck piece Of
wood and declared he would chop her head of This
prevented by the timely interference Of the neigh
bors who were attracted TO the spot by the outcry
Asher was locked up to await examination. The woman
Is seriously, but not fatally, injured.
ATrrrPT TO CoSMr srIupE.--A young woman, named
Mary Ann McGrath residing at Cypress Hls attempted
commit t. suicide on Monday X taking
employed in the family Of Mr. Beers at Cypress Hills
but was dismissed on Monday, when she immediately
to & city M two o.
lowed it, The fact became known to the conductor At
the terminus Of the road, foot Of North Thirteenth
street. and medical aid was procured The quantity Of
the intended effect The woman evidently laboring
under alteration Of mind, and yesterday she was sent
to the lunatic asylum at Flatbush.
IL O'Clock, carpenter named Dennis McGregor fell
distance OF three stories from building In South
Second street. and was seriously not fatally injured
b striking upon the back Of his head and shoulders
near Sixth, where me- aia called In.
DARING BURGLARY .mecn eleven and twelve
O'Clock Monday night, tie carriage house Of j. H. Puls
robbed Of cssk Of brandy worth $500 It appesrs that
the thieves used horse and cart belonging TO Messrs.
Pulls Co. for the purpose Of carrying away their
booty. private watchman in that vicinity sow the
horse and cart driven out the yard and return again.
but suspected nothing wrong YESTERDAY forenoon of
GERS Ward and ONe arrested three cArtmen in the EN-
ploy of the rm, named Joseph Mllev Jas. Brown and
Jas Frazier on suspicion Of being Concerned in the rob
berry. They were committed to axait examination and
search warrants placed in te hands Of the officers
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upon his vote against the Nebraska blI-othern
The proLibitors are an in favor cS Washbarn's eiee-
ton though he has been guilty Of tine indiscretion Of
making dull speeches around the district II he had
70 Keep up this month longer he would be cer'
m the Third district Macy ia the present ember He
fusng to pass any resolutions at ali He was elected in
1852 BY 5000 majortythe largest given any district
in the union even 10 that year OF enormous democratic
majorities. His opponent Biingharst, Ia lawyer an
editor and Pierce elector 1852 He dressed his
newspaper IN mourning 1t the passage Of the Nebraska
BILL and other fanatcsms rendered him acceptable TO
the repu uMicans by WHOM be nominated few OF
the democratic papers have boed Macy and there
two ndepeHdent democratiS candidates daking small
Washington county and aHother, Carr Huntington in
Columbia county The prospects that Macy wii be
The candidates for the Legislature are nesrIy eli in
the feldhe fusion here too being very complete be-
tween the wings and free s0iers The fusonists vim
probably carry the House, and the democrats the
democrats hold over This result win defeat the cleo.
whose term expires next 4th Of march,
There s election Of State o. GERS this year. The
election takes place Novemb'r III
Some little excitement been created here by the
indictment (by Grand Jury Of this county, Of the
Secretary Of STATE, the State Treasurer and the Ator
the sale Of school lands. The indictment is based upon
some ruuors Of colnsion hy them with heavy parchae
but the Judge Judge Hubbe OF Impeachment nooretv)
refused to try Them asserting that his personal
TO them were such that he did not wish TO undertake IT,
The prompt demand for trial by these gentlemen and
the facts in relation to the SALE which have been pub
lshed have gone far to dsarm all suspicion Of
tler part, and the affair il generally looked upon
political movement for their injury.
Out Of this proceeding grew another. The editors Of
the Argus and Democrat (Which il generally regarded
the organ Of the State adinstration) commented very
sharply on the finding Of the indictment, hintng at
couson and malice between the Judge and the fore
Of the Grand Jury Judge Hubbel issued his order
for their for contempt Of court and fined OF
them $3.50 and the other $50 for the offence send
copy Of their paper containing . full report.
There Is Pierce administration party In this State
consists of the postmaster of each town, three
tom house officers six registers and receivers and one
mail agent HENOMONEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1854
The news by the Pacific received here this Tues
day. morning. the National Telegraph line There
is active demand for cotton previous rates. The
sales to-day amounted to $500 bales. Mddlng is
quoted at &C.
CHARLESTON Oct. 81, 1854.
Eight hundred and ffy bales OF cotton were sold here
to-day, at prices ranging from 7c. to 0Xc.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1854.
Stocks were dull and heavy at our first board this
Reading Railroad 35k; Morris Canal, lax; Long
Island Railroad, 1SX Pennsylvania State Aves, SO.
Money is without change
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

BREACH OF PRoNsH CAsB-Min Elizabeth
Green Of Odown Ms recently instituted suit against
Mr. Dewo for 80 900 damages for breach Of prcmise
Of marriage. Mr. Dewoh argued his own case upon
the trial but his arguments completely upset by
the production Of some pieces OF very sentimental
poetry which he had addressed to Miss Green and te
Jury, shocked At such unparalleled depravity, pro-
ceeded without delay to heal the hcerated heart Of
the plaintia by returning verdict Of damages In ths
sum Of e1, ,63S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
BROOKLYN POLITICS.
SECOND ASSEMBLY, DYsrRICT NONrNAT

SECOND ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT NOMINATIONS.
The democrats of this district which is composed of
the First, Second, Third Sixth and Tenth wards have
nominated George A. Soaring for the Assembly. Mr. s.
represented the same district two years ago.
ELRvMfB WARD DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
AIdermen-John A. Dayton, John w. Hunter; Super
visor-Thomas 8 Eenke; Assessor-John Burts; Excise
Commissioner-William Bruen; Constabe-Wilam Van
Vost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
From Charleston.
FRE-TELEGRAPH INTERRUPTION.

COLUMBIA, Oct. 81, 1854.
fire occurred in Charleston last night, in which the
Pavilion Hotel and Giers carriage mandatory were
considerably damaged
The telegraph communication between Charleston and
New Orleans has been interrupted for several days in
consequence of the lines being down. and they are still
out Of order.
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The Steamship Philadelphia at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 49, 1854
The United States mail steamship Philadelphia arrived
to-day from New York, via Havana the oath inst with
California mails per steamship Falcon at the latter port
from Aspinwan.
Crhe Philadelphias advces both from California and
Cuba, have been anticipated by the arrivals of the
George Law Star Of the West and! Empire City at this
port,1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

MURDER IN TRxAss--Tiomas 8. Smith, well
known citizen Of Texas who shared in the privsons Of
the Santa Fc and Mer ptions, and who recent
" appointed to convey the block TO the National
Monument at Washington city, cruelty murdered In
Brenham BY : man bs the name Of Cooper. The cause
OF tne cmcuy Is Tot stated BY our Informant but We
that he was gentleman Of smiability and Ia eve (,
sense OF the word peaceable citizen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
SPORTING. &C.

CPoRTrNc-nAMMoTI "REUNon PUPS ST. .BER.
black and tan English and Scotch terriers sporting dors
Ac variety OF choice breeds from the dwarf
70 msmrnot sse, lust imported Inquire at 100 Water
street. Cory the address.
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gHOULDHRRD Hrs Gun AND WENT 10 NHBnAsKA~-
The Monroe Qnd.) SentineI ssys:--Mr Powell, an old
soldier ninety Of age with his
wife, seventy Ave left here the 18th ut for Nebras-
ka In company with several other citizens Mr. p II
remarkably vigorous, capable Of chasing deer, with
rife On his shoulder, twenty SIX miles day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

ST. NICHOLAS HorM, Oct 81, 1854
s-I beg leave to return you my wsrmest thanks for
your kind mention Of my presence at New ys<k, and Of
the intended appearance Of Mile Rachel before the
American public. hope you will allow me TO avail
myself Of this opportunity for recyng SEINE particulars
in your statement NILE Rschers performances at New
York cannot take place before next September neither
win she have anythipg to do with the direction or the
risksv of the affair which entirely mine. Mile
Rachel devotea all her time and energy to her artistic
pursuits and would not think either at profitable
to enAer into any commercial speculation whatever.
Believe me, sir, your most obedient servant,
RAPHAEL FELIX, Jr.,
Directeur des Conges do Mile Rachel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
From the West.

LOSS OF A sTRAhHa-THE LATE GOVERNOR BURT
LOUISVILLE Oct 30 1854
The steamer St. Nicholas struck log near Cairo yes
terday, and shortly afterwards sunk, proving a tota
loss. She was insured for $50 900.
The remains Of Governor Burt, of Nebraska arrived
at ST. Louis last evening in charge of Col Howard
New York. Col Greene of Ohio and j. Doyle JONES' the
committee appointed by acting Cummings to
accompany the remains to South Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

T'R0TTiNG.-YoUNG Moscow.-oS TUESDAY LAST
Il the day announced for the great trotng match, Il
harness, the St. Pierre mile heats and
open TO all stnlonshe of Young Moscow Messrs
but to the disappointment et quite Of
potit0r could be round bold enough try
conclusions him. The that athou good deal
OF pnery with reference to ain rotn stations had
been previously ndulged in having leaked that Young
noseew was an undoubsi mile horse the owners Of the
the request Of those Young Moscow driven two
miles round the As the track heavy and he
viats from the direct line big time not expected
AT the word eo Moscow started like lion reached the
qusrerpole in SO seconds the half mile in I'm iss and
passed the judges stand under heavy pull In I'm AS In
On the track but after All difeuies came round IN Pm
time accomplished the St. Pierre course public
1t will be by advertising columns that Young Nos
cow'sowners ready to him against stallion
Canada.-Communicated ted.- Montreal Herald, Oct. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
TAMNANY HALL RATIFICATION MEETING.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

see by to-day's HERALD that you denomnate the
meeting to be held at Tammany Hall Thursday Nov.
q "a Soft Ratification Meeting" beg most respect
fully to state that 1t is to be meeting Of the friends Of
Horato Seymour and all those opposed to the tyran-
nical Maine law and abolition fanatic crew. headed by
VIM. H. Seward, Myron H. Clark, Greeley, &C.
Yours very respectfully,
L. +. HARRISON,
For Committee of Arrangements.
EEw YORK, Oct. 81, 1854