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Venus sending forth Cupid and Hymen
Titan. 1000
Beggar BOy-Murillo, IOOD
Tobit and the Angel--Salvator Ross, 1000
Night Vow--Claudio, LOCO
Madonna-Corregio, 1000
A Herd-Ttian. 800
Head-Vandyke, 500
Landscape--POu sin, 500
APiece-Guitlo, 500
Battle piece--Wouverman, 500
Landsca pee aude, 500
There are others in the same artists, all
original, besides some splendid Pictures bv
Alllston. Sully, Reynolds. Neagle, Doughty.
Cole. Chapman, David, Vernet, Stuart. Her.
bert, Track Bennington, Read, Bartlett .Scbloss
Huntington, Johanah. Schmidt Rembrandt.
Schaub. Perk ms. Lewis, Ellis. Hamilton. and
others fully described in the catalogue, which
will be forwarded on application by letter post
paid. 10 the Secretary, who will answer byre-
turn Wail.
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tiful Line and Simple Engraving entitled
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Y,RzE PEOPLES CKEE.EFs
SEKNU tgNSt
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Ever brought to this market, he invites his oil
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Cricket.
TIE ALBANY AND HARLEM CLUBS.

The return match between the Albany and Harlem
Cricket Clubs terminated Tuesday afternoon, after
wen contes'ed game In favor Of the Albany Club by 80
runs. The Albanans brought into the field q compact
eleven, who throughout the match played with great
spirit. The bowling Of White and hose being swift un
derhand and dead The wicket, LEFT room taking
liberties with it. Wiiby, Who had made his la
dne style, aad had playea very free with H. being taken
At last. $. and H. Wright, Bate, Goodwin and syner
played well for their scores did Byron and Henry
who good ones at the bat but who on this occasion
played for weli for long time without any result till
they lost their wicsets. The Harlem wides a.
will b. seen by the score, gave Albany the
game ths being the second victory they have gained
over Harlem this year, and II will be an un-
centye 70 their looking for higher game year on
their side tie batting q Gillespie. Hobbs Moore and
Cooper was particularly fine, whilst Iin White and
several chances which not taken. Some Of The
Hsrlemiies wofally deficient In fielding. Godwin
at long stop had hard time Of II, considering the 81
wides, the byes the - innings Of Albany being
made towards sundown the first day, while the sun
shone directly in the eyes of the long stop The game
ended in the happiet manner, and the ball delivered
up by the President of the Harlem Club with the usual
complimentary remarks and appropriately responded
by their pcnternany President Mr. Lacy Of the Albany
Ddfly Rs9iter who, with his brother ericketers had
been entertained at dinner given by the Harlem Club
at CoDrads Mount Morris hotel This being the last
match Of the and delightful crickeiing weather.
here was quite large atten 1ance 0t vistets the
ground. The following u the score;--
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snt upon lhe suSles aule spropo. send yru sp from

ment upon the subject quite apropos send yru slip from
slHuRis-lhe Marshal entered house % N. H. Jaques
Jugs bo,ies entered The store or shop Of r.
r., nor1c :t and d. here found aqasi an o. which & was taken g
and rs
be ss% ss Is he and s, which
dryes him howng back TO his dark den As sure indication
@ Ss
sa y s% as s S Ssasss S,
hours OF arrival we're very inconvenient TO ts This
Argus. which Is our most violent oppoaea and wa.
called upon BY that paper 10 enforce 'he law else n
When When we consider der police for he ars
band liquors aud railway stanoasto perm
%as BY de- sss
men feared might be going too far But now that practc,
ne % harvss
sSon a city Light again s s's0 Dy The y
rocy which IN issl was GENERALLY resafaed as ultra Jssk
matter Of al right and proper and g ,epor.r;
rents Tell that The people Of Maine mean 70 n
the greg shops down with The blessing q eeayea Temporary
90 no. % ss wicked me nd e sd
The anese Of urohibiSn Il anxous IN parada hi i,ra
TO The world The Portland enough
ambition He wilnot be t he has bazoned his wick
lie viii NOT submit to be whew"sbed ae insists on sxho,l
ies his native biacAness lhe ordinary measures q pey
tremendous MANY of Nero Cagua excite his
imporisnt for time to slaughter tho
cens OF Portland bn Il keeping his hand in by CARRYING
the of he hee fearful three
h. run enG back 10 bis % dark dem TSe preee ' ia
~ the den Inhabited by this noisy iend Is Indicated
by the ambitious Dow though II may Judge
from his should inns that the had
Nes nam s hero md he aooa a Of al Who wo
ship erimnaie heroin Whether he pre- seiy that kind
bero that have been accustomed admire
ask; snriep, that nv ms reduced whole city TO sunjec
orced people submit his considers
himself second Jackson perceive by the last
of his lie certainly resembles him respect
bt Ia important point he differs. jackson slew the
mics OF his country Dow slaughtered his fellow c izcns The
likeness is all in the killing There the resemblance begins
and ends
SPECIAL NoTICE--LIQUoK DEALERS CENTRAL CON
NENTION.
The delegates the Liquor Dealers Central Convention
requested 10 this Thursday evening Nov at National
Hail. att u O'Clock. r. w. ENGS President.
r. :. MoLONEY Vice President
G. W. SCHArEER, secretary.
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JaNlA Gonpos nzAs,7T. Ea.
Hf4H Ngu~-
IN your Tapst ui- uofting ihete s. report II riot
IN Tie ksy,Dicsnt ward, ~ sleh fsvt ~ hsaE that
fr william Tetfck was severely rst ~ he usft ~ .
lla~ tsrfg stick. Ia supposed RtAsk u aesne shs,
upan the NaslonAl club Aiios no ssy lbA' shsia
y mi Ktbis With ihs susr.f have MT lssn ugaNnsl
" "a Irsh siiilslab, Dor any a. aiiapai club
thus VIGIL tails of sturdy ieigws
Io~ss yfleyt and 80 iniollas
Who ulAh Iaif ~ inn taitieaf.
AiiAehed caeh 0fhsF ilAs irar Bft1B4~-
Gn'.li9A tfeut a. liob tie giant
Made hoffN wafk yyu uay isiY ont
tses.ting ntgktiest rrftF pfgls asss3,
knDrksd cot fu0 tc@it, sEA nlads III hose bleed y
N justice ~ fyftll "a hsstafsy shs Ani 100
tAa ecu t4n cf 10y ffieu8s ynH vB f0aas c04ntsrAns
yeur a1msr ssuelsby ~ Datllosilan - ils.
WILLIAM W ~ DlCx,
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pnotpv4y TnTsyns-Nr. All Hrs rsrDay wiGiaaas ars
torE ckplsai husne~K Two ffsst peea4 frrAnf Al
snsriesr sni ~ Irish TseF" ~h - p'etssei oDs
ssets, entitled Our Oal are " - gif~e - uiNhn
sistr's Ofnprs --Tf~. nirti tg' n ~ Var
I'm OYers ionufsBy. hoestnFa fAstsf = n1fie WI -
given uts evening.
Bswrey Tarsrgr -~Tte Frsnt ass,ito-lei ben@1i
~ p1nsfson, - " aiEbi = 5ann99 J1fn" suA
u hics eyMufiy lara sn - tne s2erfNgle N srf3z,o
vi, are srseutreds
prpyosr rHFartr 4 Asasns. ,osni opsrs.1 q IA chs
80 ~ - Nr irr " fasks Ma
ffrxrd tiags fstse asi Hwsoa As n MAJ T<os M
rsr.ssy n ~ Nan ~ MANY frisnfa' prscsdss th<
w,ttcxs rHnagnH~ Tia ssn a May Friefsa. A,sy.
efosess hotses svsfy ngs T. viii be rssn oAs wy~nas
y, rss~r ~rh ~" k,wsrd serf g,of savpe rs@ M
ssiqtasy rth Mss Geprelsnns Hosso.L
vows Niry-srs-rbs srtslieSs f.rs- a NJ noabse
gt.a1fJ Boonn n on 80 70 risst.
gvsstrys essnssnsmy-ri~ R~sss e<ssars~ arsw.
revy vsl Tie Laughing H<xsr Wsxdas gvesan.s
Parry WI he rssn 70 nsxss. b-s,sss ~ e1ene g,svs
vrrs4sn HsiL--rs~ nAxirssn. xsasIis<r 10 ~n hsre
psoostvs ARR, srsy-ro morrow .senisg ~. co1s,
- Siss sness "a ~ ris~siar<as srd sN.rArsss~i-
ssff,sr me-fs t~1ai,n. Th~ mr. w.-..-, s.s4-zs
10; W. ys.s.JsA
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city Politics.
CAPTAIN RykpTRs' qprxlox or JouN yAs


CAPTAIN pyNprps' oprxfox or youx VAN syuyps
,,.,- ..-, :.
S"P'"n "yn"''n wa p'"Aen' NJ " ms'i'"s VI mc ocDs-
cracy OF The Twenty ward on Tuesday evening" 81
took occasion TO define lila poon with regard "a Prince
Io,n y.n n,,.r uho n. IL ,v.. -, ,,,,..r Nj. me-
$3.50 80 , "ei ~ ''' " ~ s'' ' w"
deFs3 ro'sicai friend The Captain was Of opinion That
the Iince would long ago have abandoned the dcuo-
cratic marty and sys gone ava, IA tbe IA. Ak
4 DOT that he Jealous Of Wm, H. seward whose
mnuhc w"oia pt.oaoy ne kea'.t haa tnas 9, as @ws'
"a s.,,a,, ,n Inhn g. t,,,,a, a.. y, ~ -.
or sbil ~. white ,,e, .r,s nraI hs a,h,tio..- =
,e,ren,rv motives T,.s ,ayara,ea ,e rss IN ,hc a.
a,aes from ernr, lone The c,,,nin .,I m,ch yucre
Iut ,he ahay. Tho urinoai al,,,a az s cl,rt
.,s,'' -. il .~,t ~. \, =, ~, ". ~ - 80 a.
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cHARGg op prLoMous Asg,rlrs.


lHed ~ hs.risDseon he Goth ult, Commodore iomg u
UaN1h. Ia the seventy third ysar a ~ 80 f,. ~
rN t@yts--In early lie be follo wei the - sns en
msneed 4 ne Of the then finest sa..e out n faitn8rs
when tLr republics q scaih America detsrrnssi T.
wfnt bD- Tor neesorD Ard were msscliny armlss 10
thr i'l ipS We prrrcfe q thro.ing oa the Aash yoks
Nbith g"nha h~fn AL DAnles catered the C0lounbsn
sttNes - fnsn'ssf NJ vas at ral.ef tie rans
q nosofe And placed A. hs head a the en,ir.
liee y u, Ispnblie Hsfonsht their la,ss 9Th
arblsyedhe retornsd n ha nafi,s hs wl.s 49, e.la.
~" ~ feias 20 We time - BIZ S@css naay exoep,
- rf oteatis n na.iuy sevrFa asuz ,ta.s xf,hln
~ ~ -. ~ ~ ffsts !" ~ an'Y ~Ashh b ~ sitisfialr
s<fa Il 1seAx 'r4W kefl s.bsss8
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John Dsisnon,sxDs 10 the vhg sad ssyabli<xn es.sl.
Sss ~ bs stats r~na'~ IN shs Mxhfh sssir. in o,..
.i,on - winism ksiy, esrsocrs. AMI ~ G. x~ssors.
kpo- ko,hins.
Ths Js~sv~ovne Tad, 1y.iifa- las hsi.'fs 10
ssA-s- - hisasd pfnnors ~ rrs~ s~4t sni Oea. ~ .
fissAsf, u xsa'sssy, W. ysss lysss.s@l
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n0stce IN the Inspectors Of f1icctoas
According To the law which passed lsst winter ~
the Legislature Of this STATE the following tho ordss -
which the votes 20 be canvasscd this halI:--
Frst-Ths State officers. except Judiciary. e
Seoond-Statc Senator'S.
T1ird-Memhers Of Assembly.
FcUM--Counsy and city officers.
FVM-Town and ward officers.
S'zth-state and county Judicial officers. m
Srsnth-roice and civil Justices
The last box Is probably unnecessary beyond the CITY
New York In the coming election only Ave boses VII
be- used out of the city. They the following and mus
be canyasssd In the order Indicated by the 6guress
]. State ofbc~rs 2 STATE senators.
>. Metnhcrn ~ Asssmbiy 4 Coun y otisers. ~
b. State AMI county judicial on
Al soon M the eouat q box Is made The chairan Il
he inspectors must publicly announce the number q
ballots found In the box, the Of ihe Office aud Ne
number cast for each person Any departure from thsss
rules IS violation Of the general election law aud pun-
ishabie as uirde.neenor.
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ell No H. u the Thire~nth ward have nominated FOR
supervisor, Vim. Wall, Tor Alderman Benj Dibrsv tor
Captain of Police, Wm. Bell
ispUpDur NOMINATIONS, srrrxrH wAsD--ror 70.
pefvisor, John sehneiset; tor Alassmsn, AeSanlsr
Ttrifcn. -
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Or. II -Jsha Io~gsoa Herys ! hayssond, uylss
HGss1n, ard oOtvf foss,llssS,1 n ~ tassi lsad--
fhs Judge ts<t&si thai ths eAan fsr sn ingnnctSsss
must t4 tsrisd with costs be ggaES That, .h~tAw
The lev authorizing ,As Ian h~ apoons.tstAonA
Dot, an lnjcns,loa eosM o., y NJ pfey~r r%assy.
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THE nsoir ON pAkp Thk rHN ANsrkALh.
Tls bar srs~SS by ths city p.le~ ~ ; ekNsvs
~ revolt taasd the ship Aas,ssila fsx stsss in ys~
ssrdsy Husfp wsss bsousAs h~fos. sh<
snd 4yssi1d ~ tnA bail IN uss ~ t1sc s.<h.
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Stat. Politics.
TO TIE EDITOR on rug HERALD.


CAgsLi, llIsAa Co., oct. 20, 1855.
Tho regular democrats u Putnam county met Ia csa-
vsnion to-day ai Carmel, and nominated Hnn. Bea.
Bsiiy for the Assembly irh Mead br clerk A. B orass
FOR Judge aud 7. Ercyoor for @hedI Two Tires
gentlemen contested the seat ~ icnters from nir@
town, but were rejected, whcfeupon two regular dss
gn'eH withdrew. and United with Mr. Snlith n tbs
seward Preston KING republican stripe snf prrt~ndsd b
nominate tirket But sbch movement ia od rut cAs
scarcely eoeye mpneff suhient g. enss q 81 notice.
TIE ticket nominated ny the regular convection Il .
strong one, and VIII su coed
Mr.. Faiy rcrresentei the IN 1ssb sni 20 wttA
much ability liz r. opposed ~ sll the isfna ~ thc day
and consequently his principal opponents Mainr
ard sewardism That The entire ticket wall BE- eicctsd
there A doubt.
roItTfcs IN wrsTcnrsrrn COUNTY.
The hard shells u NnftcHcttcf county. thr boIsrrs
nom ne fcmucraiic Convention on ihN occasion ~
proposition being - fuse with the whiys tor fhs
rurpofe ~ defeating -. American know Nothing
ticket nssenbe IN neeiiug aud convention ~ the
Court Houfe white rlnfs yetinrisy aud after passing
rcTis- 81 csoiilguN asnoubring tho pYoccings ~ this
soft fhvlis minated hn foii"Ntng ticss -for County
Judrr ffhu Nlilr ~ White lainf CHE present Ia
cunt tni) ~ Surrogate, Owen Z nh - cortsnd !;
Tor couuty 1tcrt. tcuja u Miller ~ Yprttosn ssr
sheriff Israel H. WEisoo, ~ Wesa hcftef fer gup@rfp-
icnfent of the Poor Jfronsh wiof for Justice ~
W MS Ians L. Bafdsah ~ New Castle f1r orsn~ra.
Wm. H. laprchoc, ~ YonasrA, rsuue W furd ~ fnrt.
lsnd, wm. ]. Na'sox vi ofsinng, AMI VIM. Cooper of
Wet FnrmN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


The Female Blaebeard; oc, the Woman with Many uas
dsyst T. i. PEIERJoX's,
No. io2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Ius FrsAE BLuEaaRp This taseiaaag story, by Eugene
sns has MSs GssS would aSs Has% y T. 5 @ s
snnds DID with her , egs i lords should read this book
Copies of it win be of postage any one,
re'e'p' 'i 70 cents 's'--------------A--- L A----
NV MgsIcaL GIFT BOOK; ;,1EAiT.Y IN NovEM
e@9nanns co songs pieces and dance music By julien K,ag
eoors hy sanda ana oaa an elegant ana
gin book or the holidays Each book viii $40
'e mailed 'i s Psssssd
bANsklNs Musical Agenc5, $40 broadway,
RIO BOOKSELLERS AND wuoLEsALE DE ALERs IN
4 @ -. M nDssrSer now prepared to a. orders
large and varied be hand dealers would do
endence he has facilities sell chauer thao
any others In the market Valentines selected be
'"a s ''' PIT " v s. STRONG. 5 Sos IS Nassau street.
EMPLoYMENT.-sTIMsoN co, wAR.pIcruRE AND
IL map publishers Ss Brosdwav y. Y, wish engage i'm.
fe stn,son pictures in ne Crimea and
mses % ee Tas a.ss oes a S s1 xs IN Possession
The Landing of the Forces in Eupa,oda
The Ranle Of Iukermaun,
The English Generals and their Staff
IKE Ike srsn saFIs ' Taqsr5 s rse seos saan IA .sav
The Wa. Bulletin Express Rider.
The Great Pisture of Cronstadt
Maps of Cronsiadt and S Petersburg.
Large lihograpbed Military and Naval Maps OF the
War Ulpprovcd by Gen. scutt).
And Maps the Black and Baltic
The above named engravngs mostly iarger than
other pictures &C. published In this They
aracvely colorcd and retail readily from l2
each The demand for Them owing he excitement the
subject Of he war; has been reeenty than could sup
Piled and many thousands wanted throughout this country
ard Canada
Prlce-Ihe entire series with descriptions appended
The chronological recapuaon Of principal OF
the corning complete pictorial hirsoryl will be matted
post paid any address within 1000 miles, upon the receipt
ot&l To young proposing Ia act agent foe the
sale two complete sets will be mailed post paid upon bis
mitng 81 to sIIMsoS & Co.
Publishers, 81 Broadway new York.
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NENSPAPERS.

DREPARE TO GRIN-IooK OUT FOR yE LAMEN.
Il table pome OF 20
WILKINS AND HIS DINAH,
Fully illustrated With twenty four original the
New York Picayupe, published saturday Price
Sold everywhere Oflce III Nassau street.
THE CRITERToN--A NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL or
literature science and The FIRST number Is ready
ard be hadof the ageats and Al the Office, No i3
Nassau street. seems per copy.
CHARLES K. RODE. Publisher.
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Wa have yet TO learn In the oulcry agant the sale
Alcoholic liquors. thai in the private walks of life the OF
gDod ga Burgundy Champagne ia abolished The lat
price, both the foreign and home
cscrc and the OF and Madeira s pro
ey before the passage of the Maine law the tables OF
merchant princes.
the artisan and The mechanic, the ahorer, tn whom
glass stimulus be refused and to him ~ho having
well Oiled cellar home beyond he reach al the Maine law
R Do be denied the privilege which the richer with safety
enjoy.
Spr o' Institutions ons that all who bear
equal burdens shaio entitled 10 equal rights Is this princ
pie be vaeds The sober second thought OF new Y0rkers
fii obinerae the odons enactment from statute
bock and put the frequent collisions that It's CONT
pue existence inevitably Irovokes.
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r ADTEH HANDGFNTLRNEH. GIVE YOUR ATTENTION
IL Read thsAn cast oa clothing, >ooni hand furniture
and al kinds o. housewars bought and highest price
In cash. Call or address BY note j. HARRIS i22 seventh
aytpue between tighteenh and Sneleenh streets.
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BANGOR AND THE LIQUOR LAW.

BY spirit spiruous influence, seems the plundered
uquor eiz1 under e Maine law Bangor has most
ronsly dissppesred. The prohbonists excited and
prmed the City Marshal suspected and all the public func
0Unaries Will In for share Of disrtist
What this odous Even In is birth
ricc, under the OF the city officials In all probability with
sr conaivsce the seized liquor disappears from under the
xpo oppressive iawt 1t those who the
xns ssuk fom performing The imposed by IT, TO whom
win s probiionIst look for add WIN not their New York
Brethren gympnthzng meeting and appoint deleg
weep their Departing gIore Do gentlemen, let
have ~ your consistency before The lime election
wives happen after that evenfu day, that viii not
DC ahlc 10 torm
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yosrg man named Jas. Williams, va yesterday ar
rested, charged with breaking open tho trunk u peni
wilson . room mate ~ his. At 23s Bowcry aud
heamg fberefrom 2s0 In gold coin. He wa committed
by Justice Wood Tor examination.
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THE MILlT AIRY .

Nassau street. scents per COPY. - = ~
TfIE MILITARY.
MEETING Or rnE ssp COUNCIL DISTRICT. laTH
1 ana aa esaog ] seS o. - s an a ooo o. NJ NJ 1ha m Kos
oTY o1s wss c una0oay nPae iG geSc@sn q me
Jas. CussmeH.s, Secretary.
AT 4 MEETING or THE ARcnITEcTuRh MUS
"a keteers, composed Of The employts @ Messrs D. D.
river on their target er
cgrsion 70 Flushing. October a !. ~as . 60,
Messrs d. D. Badger Co for the beautiful consist,
by ,bem also 70 r ey Fas n Giey 6udins f,r he
elegant silver pitcher presented by him also g The tnsl,ea
ueusa he p,assM .s M AIso o h ,o,a.r., -
Capt, A. r. Rogers. for hs genaemany and soderke con
Received Tis, ths proceedings q shis be pub
" j. LLOYD, Secretary
powDEN GUARD-THE MEMBERS or THIS coaPA.
Tsn tree, and Brosdwny ON TbaTssg seeans a. TX
O'Clock Puncus attendance a requested a. ths VIII be the
''~.1De JAMES N TURNER, commandan,
Gro. P. wnsos, Secretary.
powDEN GUARD.-rHE MEMBERS OF THIS CoMPA.
ers,d stree and Broadws, On Fraay & Neg q ~ O'clock
Gro. r. wusos, Secretary.
NroTICE-A MEETING or THE VAN vEIsoR NUS.
and Greenwich streets Thursday evening, November
In al y NJ fune'nai aospdancv e, r-gpe"rd ~ order
Gro. TnnIrs Orderly Sergeant
CAILMAKFR GUARDS OS DEcKi-A MEETING AND
- d viii take place Friday evening November 2 NJ 7H
O'Clock nj Central Han opposie Centre market. Grand
ID. y. HOLLY, CommaDfaut.
JouS PnnIIFs, Orderly.
THE WATCH CAsE MsKFRs' GUARDS WILL As.
semble for dyll on Thnrsday evening November ~.
tween Bowery and Elizabeth street. aricoar attention 4 re
rs n
sI1t sas IT, H. faSsroS. orderly sargeant - 'Ap
JTIsrER GUARD THE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY
u VIII meet ~ he EAGLE Hf Room, c0rner ~ Delaney
and Chryniic Saturday. ad At ~ O'Clock
=. j. BsADr, Orderly. WILLIAM G0RMak Captain.
VETERAN CORPS or 1919 a REGULAR MEETING
Lspeuard street, Friday evening, Nov. 2 a. hafpast
o'clock 90 busness ~ Importance. by order.
W.. TGytoE, Adgu'aht H. RAYMOND, Colonel.
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CLOTHING, 40.
LARGE QUANTITY or CAST OFF CLOTHING
hand cohne every description Geniensn having large
small lots wall receive he very highest pce Tor them by call
nR the store, or addressing THOMAS d. coShof fsi
rear suss- -----------------------
rAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies and gentlemen car obtain he hghes prices for
articles sending through post Otherwise W
Mrs NAkUS, soS Broadway up stairs 6entemen attended
hyMr "
(sAsT OPP CLOTHING wANTRD.-THE HIGHEST
desirous ofconvernR heir supernn0 eong INTO cash viii
tnd q q lher advantage % call IN Or sc1d for JAMES
hokoNEf II Baxter street, on Chs,tsm
r ApTEH ANDGENTLENEN. GIVE YOUR ATTENTION
~ Read his-,An cast oa clothing, sscond hand furniture
ss a & q can O. - S NJ aaR h E es." TR
hYtpue, between kghieenih and Nneteenih sreeta
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sINGLENEss OF PURPOSE

We too ngly impress friends the
uy Of singleness in purpose They be attached pol
eay 10 different pares hey may have preferences deu
se object No sacrifice of party eeinY should be considered
Too accomplish this grand object II should be
tle rreyUcable union altar which the adher
crs OF torer political parties among the liquor dealers,
should bdty each other and oer every other
political aspiration TO their
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(,AsT OFF CLOTHING wAN1ED.--THE HIGHEsT
price given and cash paid IN current money Geatemet
desirous n heir superu0I. eorg INTO cah vii
trd q ~ lbeir advantage "a sa scld for JANE
MOkONEY. IA Baxter street, on Chatham.
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CLOTHING, 40.

A LARGE QUANTITY or CAST OFF CLOTHING
~ wantcd-Tlomas u. Conroy, licensed n bny second
bond cohe q every description Gentlemen having large
small lots The highest puce for them by call
inR NJ the store, addressing IHohAh D IoNhoft W
Pearl street.
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UAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen car OBTAIN he hghes, prices foi
TIC shove articles by sending through post Otherwise y
Mrs MANus 6s Broadway, stairs Genslemen attended
~ Mr.. VI.