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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05

ITA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
e' os'S Perry sas SS:a n.S
Sovsnbsr :. Notion v,s Tine .pgoinssd
1sls. Dsvas william winanus vice
M !h Crane sSs. S y. ds05s starr
Charter and Council Nominating Committees then made
Ell 4iss:Ssss-wIii. R GlS Ss..y
"a district I Lawrssso Van wart
70, .,s.,.or-.; s4 nnS district Hsnry H. A0raDse
For school Comnissonsr,-wi William Qusekensush.
For For sssSs
For ssSss Trustee e. an nSsrt
For inspectors Of Election
s sssaa : s.,ris wP Ripley ES;s,y
Third district, Levi spriassteen sisphen Msrsorssu
a s.is,, WI a.s.s . sas sa.a Wynn
sSss sisTs sa RsSs WI
js.s 8 sSa 1s 'GA7 Van was
Which reports were unanimously adopted
s a M the Commit
lus.ns ssie INV, were gnani%susy adoptsd:-
nsn .s sss asss a,
Il hs he s e
fsf sSIs s rsS william afsssy rs
recognise Saa
r. &. a. and s1s%D S
his services and challenge political OPP
s
every way worthy confidence and esteem
we shall relay mo efforts TO insure IL election.
Resolved, That John Mac, James NJ Lawson, Lawrence
Van Waft and Henry Morange candidates for Coun
cmen whose long residence in the long
tried services behalf Of the people that
their constituents
Resolved, That the election Of fully understanding
the wants Of the people Of this ward and appreciate
blessings Of general education to school ocers
gentlemen Is candidates TO all the school oces Of this
cannot but prove beneficial.
Resolved That other candidates we perceive the
names Of we'll known in the democratic ranks
ward devoted TO the interests Of the people, stern and
Resol1sd That the for speaking past and that of
action arrived and behoves 70 In harmony and with
and that here ourselves tho exerons and
achieve glorious triumph on Tuesday, November.
Resolved That the duty Of the democracy Of the Ninth
ward to elect their whole ticket and that will take
that duty 10 performed.
The meeting then sloquenty addressed by Messrs
Morange Van Antwerp, Christie Brsley Smith and Google,
sitter which, motion nine cheers given for william
j. Brisley and the whole ticket, and then adjourned
THEODORuS VAN TINE, President
JOHN f. GIRAuD, Secretary.
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EIIRsT wARD-RE0ULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLl.
can nomination. made In joint convention Of the
Mating elected to calls from the Dsmo
National Democratic Committee 81 Stuy
yesant Institute made on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
she 2th and 18th INSTANT
For Alderman-Josah w. Brown.
For Councilman.
First c0uncil distr0t-Nichael Doran, Jun
Second council distriot-Chares Cannon.
For Assessor-John II. Williams
For School Cemmissioner-Andrew J. Perry.
For Inspector OF Schools-Dr. j. N. Andrews.
For School Trustees for tho full termN Won Hagan,
Michael Halpin.
TO All vacancy Of two ysars--Niohae brennan.
Ditto Of one year,. II. Inbusch.
Gonstahles-Charlss DAILY and Alexands. Brultee.
Inspectors r. EIecon-First district John Coffee, Charles
nagAN Second district James Ryan, Hugh 0Neill Third
district, John r. Pryor, Thomas Green.
JOHN r. PRYOR, >cA...
ALEXANDER ISAACS oh"il"en
TnoxM LowIm.R, Secretaries,
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ERAuDuLENT.A.. oAKEY HALL pEsogNcEs
Attorney as Know Nothing This Is followed up BY the
following secret circular = 90,
SIN The enclosed the Regular Democratic seymour
p nornss IL the place Of chsancs man
a Rsas the ~ rS ooxyi Ss ssSf
Yss Das a.s ss;s
sworn says that q Monday evening
Sy h s ss" aa %
e. oss e s ss % NJ F.
"a. 3 and .s at e n; ;sfs 5. %: TN
could sssGs sS thai he s a
that Mr. shaer must hold himself ready 20 run fST that
0H sworn to before m. hi. 80 day q is
BErwrrn comm Miss Ct Deeds: vn xo.,,,r .,s
NJ IssHssd ;.,s@s
and county sssy being duly
that be- this member Of the secret order
1tss
NV
g hard e %
him pledges and votes eponent often him ia
CITY and county q New York s-J.mes Williams being
@ me. and a sIfs % s Suy
Dtret attorneys that these depone9ts members e the
Hair ase
and has been for months and that such he
for order "a denies
that he belongs TO said order OF Know Nothg ne does not
RIP. BARKER, le7 Twentieth street.
Sworn to before this Sd day OF November 1s-JoHy
SfS%,.nsr q DEEDS .m,, ., ,.s A.,
cient Order o. Hihernians No. g, and president.
AATTHEW QUINN, PRESIDENT Of NO , ditso, present.
ERoM THE JOURNAL OF coMMERcE,-TME RE.
does the Of single member Of The organ
saton. Although various members Of the committee
competent to al any once within the gift q the people Of
examination Of the entire ticket by them must
be evident the Community that the unseash
bic proof that ne i BY hsh and honor
every position Mr. Bradford was nsmd for the once Of
becanst he has performed tho duties Of the station
good csss MI va. ssiscscd a. the Candidate for
Recorder because his integrity L. unquesticned and there
Possesses as many good qualities Judge BssSs has been
proposed for reeetcr because no exhibited Industry
y On The sss s:,SYsya in s,n oi %
been the once Of Register
lawyer and is familiar With all Tho wants the city IN re-
spect the examination of titles in which matter he Is
TIE head Of the Street Industry
which mancsted BY him In that station when
3. s ~ q hs
NJ sebseGer because shs ability Of The former
selected the Aims House because his fitness
Y without gne.tion, and he was member Of The Common
ssisrsansss board 20 which ss belonged
These endorsments BY committee Of nomination ccmprs
ss as' sd,.y w. HON sr psn, nss$
lwhigsJ and Judge vanderpcel dem) and many others
p,sss volume Lawyers know sEocd Sss from bad one
from disappointed professional pride -
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ATA MEETING OF HOTEL KEEPERS AND vEND-
"A of liquors in the Fifteenth ward held III. Is.
venns s Bowery abe following resolutions adopted
without one dissentient voice.
Resolved That organize ourselves q socety
known as the Fifteenth Ward Liberty Vigilance Club
for the purpose protecting homes property and
rights foemen against the unjust and yranncal fanat
csm Of those who would rob Of the precious Of
freedom bequeathed to us by our fathers
That oratio is our first last and only
all honorable in TO secure his reelec
ton, and call all who value their freedom to unite
with MS In securing his glorious triumph.
Resolved That We pledge ourselves to support only such
enced BY party ties or unprincipled fanatics
Resolved, That these resolutions be advertised In the
Herald every day until Tuesday, the Evening Mirror and
Day Book, on Saturday and Monday.
T. II. KILLER, Chairman.
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EHIRST WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINA-
tions-At meeting Of the national democrats Of the
First ward held at the Democratic Headquater 0l BroAd
street, tho evening Of tho Esd inst the following ticket
unanimously nominated
For AldermAn-Nicholas Dmond
For Councilman First district-Thomas Stewart.
For Councilman Second district-John J. HOLSTER.
For Assessor-Peter N. Bayard.
For Constablcs-Alexander Brute, John c. Bayloy.
For Inspectors Of Elecon-Trst DISTRICT Peter Brady
Henry Guerker Second DISTRICT BENJAMIN Cordray John
Murphy Third district William johnson, samuel Curry
For School Co mmissioner-Andrew J. Perry.
For Inspector Of Common Schoos-Owen Murphy.
For School Trustees-Murty Foran, Edward Burke, J.
henry Inbusch, Patrick Egan.
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ITO. THE WORKING MEN or THE NINTH WARD
A. meeting o. The MECHANICS and working men q the
in the chair this meeting was called take into ecn:as
ss ai s
ballot box to be onr only resort and that long We there
'ns We
for per
AN Hoy many Of our s%p.y.. we're Wiling sy The
G ten IL w ss .iss
ssss toward :" who earn lSn 1
evidence. have q tue gsn,ls9.ns worth il anan
y % ss ~ $ %
the ppo Of each and all our brother working Of the
W. EARLY, Secretary,
i Congressional Observation-Disclosures, Rockiand and
son denoerssfraa frsnd raad@fhe sne@y IN the
camp They are seeking to secure your vote for the Know
'gsy y%ear
p;sff sni Ss5s saa
state Prison Inspector las. Sanders, Know Xethiur
= Poor Sssy% So
@ i s Kn0T NssS Win -.
has the Of Benjamin Brsndeth for Representa-
tive in Congress- and thus defeat the and
your rights and liberties DEMOCRAT.
N B.Twenty thousand Of these spurious tickets have
been sent through the district and i've Thousand In the Ger
man language The original ticket be at ~ Canal
street.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DrsTRIcr-REcULAR DEMO.
l. cratic nominations
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seagrist
District composed Of the TWELFTH Nineteenth and TWEEN
~ second wards. NICHOLAS ROGERS, Chairman.
SS,1noIns TI E.,s.,x ssssessrs.
TENTH wARD-DEM0cRATIc REPUBLICAN, REcU-
lar union nomination. For Councilman 81 the Twenty
JOHN VAN TINE.
TENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REou-
j. lar nomination.
on CourorLnAv or THE TWENTY FIFTH prsrRrcr
JOHN NuGENT.
THIRTEENTn WARD, ELEvENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
Assembly Convention Of the Thresnth ward held the
house Of Henry Water corner Of Gra1d and Ridge Streets
on Monday Oct 3d. lsS! ~ two o'clock M Samuel Hua
ter in the Chair, and William W. Frsam Secretary.
On notion Jsmee e. LARGO was unanimously selected ~
the regular candidate fche Eleventh Assembly District Of
the city OF New York
Samuel Hunter, David n. Hemsteaa william W. Frsan,
-. SAMUEL HUNTER, Chairman
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L,OURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMI-
Il natiopS-Seymour and the constitution.
For Assefnbly-Charlcg J. Dougherty.
For Ass4ssor-Char1es III. Lyons
For Counoilmen-Fifth district John Baulch Sixth
district Thomas W. Sheridan; Seventh district George r.
Biokford.
For Const ables-Emanuel Joseph, John Tagcn.
For School Commissioners William Baird Patrick Mer
rick.
For Truftess-Achacl O'Bierne, Joseph Mathsrs Vim.
Drew.
For InspectorsCharles II. Colladsy Gustaphe Bache.
Inspectors Of Eection-Erst district, John w. Avery
James Upton Second do, Henry H. Hoffman, Samuel Bush
ne Third do Benjamin D. wslch, George Rsa; Fourth
Reeves John Swseny. JOHN w. AVERY, Chairman.
q Sr a1 masssx {secretaries.
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THIRD WARD CITY REFORM MEETING-AT

THIRD WARD CITY REFORM MEETING.-AT A
Third ward held at the FrankS ouse on Friday The 18Th
the chair and Benjamin NJ Treadwel and milford Martin
chosen Vice Presidents and John W. Hamefsley and
committee Ave appointed to nominate candidates
the said ward report the 18th instant which commit
tee reported unanimously the following gentemen:- -
For Aldcrman-0rison Blunt Gun Manufacturer No ~
Broadway. -
For Coupcman-Nicholas s. Ludlum, Merchant, No. 90
Greenwich street.
For Assessor-Isaac p olmstead, Bookkecper, No. 26i
Greenwich street.
For Constsbles-Andrew Nsbet and Benjamin q Benham
For Commissioner of Common Schoos-T. 3. Stewart.
For Inspector of Common Schools-Benjamin g. Clark.
For Trustees Of Common Schools-Hiram I. Riggs and
Henry J.. Martin.
For Inspectors Of Eecton-Tirst district John Patten
Jr., George Southmayd Second DISTRICT James English,
John NJ Flint Third district Rufus Neech, Charles Arms
Fourth district, Thomas G. Bartine, David J. Lyons
The following gentlemen appointed Vigilance Com
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VIM. r. Burroughs, John Tarrant,
City Reform tickets be at the following places
the ward any time and also at the polls the day Of
election
VIM Marten Co., 90 Cortlandt street, Merchants Hotel
IL Cortadt street, H. WALL Of Barclay and Church
streets A. Lagrave 25 Greenwich street; n. s. Ludam
$50 Greenwich street. Alexander McWhorten Of War
rem College place.
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rNHIRD WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE fNDEPEN-
dent voters Of the Third ward held Saturday evening
snnously resolved that this meeting would vote
for ticket for charter officers that had the
Archibald Ccohrane the Assessor Of this Third
ward J. W. WILSON President.
7. sAavrI.s, Secretary.
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nynIRD WARD REGULAR TICKET
l. For Assembly-Joseph A. Stickney.
For Alderman-Samuel II. Moser
Fer Couneilman-WilliAm II. Beam.
For Asscssor-Isaac =. Olmstead.
For School Commissioner-William Allason.
For Inspector-Andrew Little
For Truatees-William L. Ellsworth Jonathan Broome.
For Constables-Andrew Nesbitt, Alexander Thompson
For Inspectors Of Election
FIRST distrctThomas ID. Winchester, James Dusenbury
Second district-C. st. John, John H. Flint.
Third district-George Parker, g. 8. Sloan.
Fourth district-Charles Hicks, William =. Chamberlain
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THE SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
pemiDaton-Tor Alderman,
JOHN MURPHY.
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IDVRRTISFNENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~s----s--><-~-~-~s- - :
THE TURF.

EENTREvILLE COURSE TROrrIN0. -WEDNESDAY,
Noy sth at three O'Clock r NJ match 81 600 play or
5Esten girl wagon and driver weigh 40 pounds James
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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r OoK AT THIs.-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO
on clothing any goods to dispose Of The
only house In the city to their full vaue is by calling
sending to H. SAMUEL, lT Chatham street. Goods pur
chased to any amount.
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Iulltee
j. W. Ha mersley,
Benz. VI. Treadwen,
Isaac Greenwood,
David J. Lyon,
James Rockford,
Walter II. Jones,
d. Z. Eogart,
ID. A. Jones,
Hugh Martin,
Alex. Stuart,
John Meeks,
1hos. Mcknight,
Charles King,
VI. Price Moore,
William Lee,
Roswell Burrows,
Henry Bra dley,
John Weston,
John B. Benton,
Hiram T. Riggs,
John Compton,
John q. Davis,
James Harrison,
u. r. Winchester,
VIM. =. Ludlum,
Chas. Sonthmayd,
Cbas. Y. Porter,
David 3. Acker,
A. 3. Cavitt,
ID. G. Hyde,
MI m =
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EIcHTH WARD WILL GIVE 81 TO RALPH
Bossrt Y he gees before Commissioner and makes 81! bis
Know Nothinss. Wood and wainwright eaadiaa.ss
EIcarM WARD SDEPEsDENT cAspIpAyE,goR
EIEyENIH wAsp-rgr RI COUNCIL !. pI Is.
Ihir,isth Council aIstlss ssla Third street
s nominated e Ss5 &.
ID meeting Of the Reform Assoeiatios held he
For Councilman Of Fifty seventh Distrist-yrcderiok
For Councilman Of Finy-eixhth Dissrics-william n.
For School Commissioner Eighteenth ward-wiam II.
School e
r. DssSsd smith, James n Eiasy. H. Barisson o''''''
:a % i MsIasslg H. s% wn
' :. w PETER COOPER, Chairman
HENRY DAY. Secretary.
EIGHTEENrH WARD INDEPENDENT REroRx
Gilman, JAMES EvEKDEII. '00n'n o''''''i's 00'a'
EIGHTEENTH AND TWENTY FIRST WARDS TEN
~ persnce Alliance nomination for Asembly-John 8.
ElGITEENTn wARD-uNIoN DEMOCRATIC RE-
OVERWHELMING seymour
Congress-Edward u. Fellows.
Asfembly-Danel C. Pents.
sxth district yehu Mott; Fifty seventh
district, John Van Pelt.
Assaxsor-Collins Shepherd.
CQpskAbles-Robert WEIGH and John NcQuade.
School commissioner-WiamH IL. Nelson.
Inspector-Patrick McElroy.
Trusees-Royal Phelps John Foster Charles woodruff,
Henry j. Anderson.
inspectors of Eection.Frst district. George Drea,
sR,sa ss
JOHN R. BRIGGS, Chairman
MAURICE DAILY. Secretary.
L,OR GOVERNOR
T. HORATIO SEYMOUR.
For Councilman of tho Twenty NTH district,
NORMAN Mcleod.
EOR URR0CATE-ALExANDER W. BRADFORD.
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EVERETT HOUSE, UNION sQUARE.-THIs HOUSE
il conducted exclusycy as, the European PLAN fAmi
he required Parties about engaging apartments for the
winter will here find comfort and elegance combined Fami-
lies residing the vicinity this hotel dinners
suppers served in small dining attached TO the restau
raEt in this establishment. HAWLEY d. CLAPP.
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FURNITURE.

SPLENDID ENAMELLED FURNITURE-ELEoANT
suits g. very reduced prices for cash. made and furnished
BIG Broadway Savings Bank opposite ST. Nicholas
Hotel. s. H. WARWICK, factory 81 White street.
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- JUDICIAL Observation-Disclosures,
~ and Fourteenth Wards.Thcre number OF adopted
citizens voters In the above wards anxious to know ii Capt
Mathew Brennan, Of the Sixth ward police, candi
date for Police Justice did not his own authority
and supply the under his command with fire
TO voluntarily aid In the delivering Of Kane to the agents
Of the British government, who claimed him fugitive
from justice for attempt shoot han In Ireland who
unusy took from him the little he possessed and e him
self and his family destitute and penniless Can Captain
Brennan deny the packing of the station house with
TO hsmen to aid the British agents carrying on
Ksnef
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CLOTHING. &C.

0Ef10 CHALLENGE.-NoTICE TO GENTLEMEN
YJOU who want their clothes to look like Call 1t
the tailoring cleaning deing and repairing establishment
ct S Pearl street. where get PITCH and
paint taken out without any injury to Clothes by
j. Is. NOAH, 3S3 Pearl street.
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William Miller,
Charles Fuller,
George Shaw,
Stephen X. Weeks,
in, Robert J. Gould,
Geo. T. Freeman,
John Wall,
Edgar n. Mullin,
John Grcason,
d. V. Child,
Robt. l.. Stevens,
Anthony Barclay,
), William Kent,
A. G. Hard,
J. w. Sleight,
Anthony s. Hope,
George l.. Wolf,
+. g. Mallory,
Robt. 8. Raines,
John ii. Flint,
], Thos. w. Gale,
d. d. Winchester,
Edward Weston,
John y. Howard,
Morris Leipziger,
Cochran G.Brown,
G. Watson,
James Redmond,
Horace Waldo,
on, and N6 others,
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FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMI-
natonsThe peoples ticket opposed to Know Nothing
For Assembly-P. II. Mcguire.
Assessor-Patrick Grove.
For Counciman-Ffh Council district-Wm. Cleary.
Do. Sixth do. Bartw Healy.
Do Seventh do. Andw Cueack.
For Confederation Tagan, Michael Doody.
For School Commissioners-Florsnce Mccarthy john
Ridden.
Z Inapsctors-Timothy O'Brien, John Ware.
ysfstees-James Riley, Michael Conroy, Thomas fitzger
AN.
Ihsgectcrs Of Elsct0n-Eirst HoCrcS
Francis Ryan Third dstrict-Charles Anderson, JohA
Moore. Fourth distrctJohn Grove Patrick Dougherty
fifth dstrict-John Oliver, Peter Dolan.
The following were appointed BY the candidates
and ward committee finance committee for this election
in the Fourth wardJohn Ware Henry Allen John Red
din John Grove John Casey, Thomas Fitzgerald stephen
Lynch VIM Philips James Riley, Henry PURCELL Henry M
Downes JOHN OLIVER, Chairman.
59ns c bgn..r sseerstaris..
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN HARD
IN shelD Regular Nomination for Mayor
BY order Of National Democratic Republican Mayoralty
Convention.
GEO. +. ALDEN. ( "sA0s' Chairman.
Approved BY the General Committee Of stuyvesant Inst
ute.
A Asonesy T. = & HAnna'H1R Secretaries
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EIRsT WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC WING
1 ticket
For Compensatory r. Pelton.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS L. Fordham.
Aldermsn-Joseph Jamison.
Councilmen--First district, Henry Smith.
Second district D. 4. Weymouth.
Aesessor-Jacob Roosevelt
Constables-H. J. NcMann W. Jones.
Commissioner of Schools-A. j. Perry.
Inspector of Schools. NJ Andrews.
Trusees-James G. Elliott, four years; VIM Thompson,
four years Henry Garck two years; j. H. Inbusch
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THIRTEENTH wARp-ELEvHNrH ASSEMBLY Dis
A1i'1f' H. 'i FsTTY
TwENTIErH wARD-DExocRAfIC REPUBLICAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !. Ssndsy.
counslmen~ g,isy 'hr.t dis,ries-jshn xeclsys.
r"sy sis1aa the, .:' w. oins.eaa
School coS%i.s.iea a,'lsi j. waterbury.
$s:s.y hs: i :ssa O. Butler
constablss-wiiliam Keenan,, Louis Muessr
WILLIAM SIMPSON,, Secretary. VIVA =
to their astonishment read in the New York Herald,
s Of RI mi
n Ss deny the vs: osn
h having received nsESEy q votes cast the
5 SJSSz ! s S3RSEs s ssSI.'ss
TWENTIETH wARD-MUNIcIPAL REFoRx Noxr
For For HH. Assem- 7: Cumming.
~ Ifsy second ' district, u George iieS eeis
Fifty third district, Robert Barnes.
For School conmison nSsoSSamR waterbury
FST s sssSsl r.ssrsld
For ConstsSls.-L0ais Huoier VIM. Keenan,
TWENTIETH wARD.-IYDEPENpENT DEMOCRATIC
having disehsrssa da.y s
support s
TWENTY FIRST WARD-SEYMOUR, UNION AND
IDemcerstio Republican regular nominations,
In favor Of the constitutional rights Of the people.
For Congress-Edward b. Fellows
For Assembly-Danie1 &. Pcnts.
For Alderman-George w. varian.
For Councilman-5lth District-Joseph D. Stewart.
56th District-Charles II. Hagwell.
Fer School Commissioner-Samucl Allen.
For School Inspector-Edmund r. Rogers.
For School Trustees-George Greer and r. Stansbury.
by order Of the nominating eommttse
BENZ H. HAICHT, Secretary.
FTWENTY.FIRST WARD-DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
regular nominations old line democracy-no isma
chquesreguar square toed The constitution a. IL In
Por Coneress-Col. James l.. Curtis
For Assemby-Isaac r. vArian.
For AldermAn-Georgs W. Varian.
For Councilmen-Fty fourth district Jeremiah Crowley
Fifty nth district, Edward PHILIPPE.
For School Commissoner-D b. Taylor.
For School Inspector-George Harriet.
For School Truftees-Corneus Conkn, Thomas s. Boyle
For Constables-James Polhemuc, Bernard xAhon.
For Insnectors of Election
First district Joseph H. Rogers Michael Brady.
Second district, Joseph Yeamans, Patrick HogAyty.
Third district, Thomas Russell, Thomas NCAbs.
Fourth district James McNullen, Richard Dalton.
ny order Of the Ward Committee,
J. A. SrourENBuRoH, Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CUNpAy BOAT FOR ALDANY.-rARE 10 CENTS.-ns
rRo .nt Han.o Ss Mar cas
Of Robinson street, Sunday At O'clock Pm For
freight apply board, at the once thu
wharf
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DISEASES OF THE EYES AND BLINDNESS
eial treatment Of amaurosis, cataracts opaces gra
nsI,sions removed without operation, Dr. BEHRiO
FROM A. N. to 6 2. y, -
= s,-'
-.-..--S..
HInTvTU.o.
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EIGHTH WAND. SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
u Regular democratic Republican nomination for Assembly
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District composed Of the TWELFTH Nineteenth and Tween
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