davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

fiFtt IIruisp@ns W q Tech, n tie corrs a. r0toxrs~
plcai trxlnesfs, has FssgDsf hs commission In The
army.
AsgIvAfs.
A = Nust srxr Hous-ssy0r a ~ R&1a 4 A fA~us
w reah r. wv asssar. rcysts, Iiay I'M wavsr.a.
s~sssas y ~ ess~sf 80 ws.aiaxss. h rs,s. ssS
ofssns hsos,sgss. b~rnszss k<v JtAas.aS. Ehs,as.
ys ~ N str-rg Geo.
Asynsrfss ~ ranfs.
Ansfssns r.gis.<rsd a ~ nSnsinS onas fxrarsyus
80 s..rss. Ws'@~sns' - Z. -, s. s.sf ~ "
yas ,h y r@ss, s..., Y; ,.n, 49,. > 20 oa nv.
t.ss ssnSs.,a. a sssss. b < f@suss. v. y rae
.ns sgix. w. srisssrAzn. s " ssI. NJ yasri Dr e.
Dssx1a A fs1sk .. A pssr.n. ,. ". Ns~sy sns sly
10y WI L,s I ssLs, es.sy',. -. = = !, r~sAfr.
r@s1'ssss ~. ii.;' ia; s'- - ss,yE,s ~. nss.s::
". fAsserd kspss<sT ysrsfsci harsn1~cr nse~
;.et,y, , er. 9 yds 70 s.'s s s'A1s: ss -.
ia~..s. u xo.sis r.sss y f~1ssr vi ssty. oas L.
y. y rorfsr ksS lsdy q 4 ktsss raog'.ss.
sn<s<sn. rssiassss ~ Hs.s.g gnos oyyinesn1s'
wsls 90 rsrss tsyt ~ ~ y " fsrrsa. q T. kss-
dall u a fissrn Issr4y a. W rlaa q ~ h~,ss ~ q.
Jsrssoe y sr.r,ses. Wa " hsznh. y r.iu~v.'
= s.s..s' s's.sss' y ", ws,ss. . wsss- j -;
sa.e sdy Ufsl4Asn. =. herwts. ~ HasAsss, A-
rss.sa. ss -. 4 v rsa s.1 l.sy D. rasss. s.s.c r.
~ ~ 49,, s s.';s s.ss.. sr r's,s s:.... =
\ Gsasa.s y, Z nas.As. y = ssSser. >. y.
s.sss 80 ~, 90 g,wS~. ks.ss n y 7 j Pa. % y.
I. 0a-<,s y. oss.ss 4 " orisa, b ". ilsss-u' Il: !:
.s.s. s,',y - asss ass Ia ,-s. Ie,..s .,..,
-. frs1<Ssro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.

forge, the propristes OF life what y due 10 my own
sci respect or position 10 refer In any manner " his
hnty % 10 his domestic relations Thst he vas once
aser cannot affect his social position, for wero n
ahnpdonedt It, -
hs ees'e e'errea u wss marked by extreme bitter
Fly a. wth self said sone things which could MT
nsNe oeen ss nndet other circumstances PcrnonaIiy
hhve no nsind cciings towards that gentleman. II =
important thrA the honorable mnmbers of the Board r.
a.asimep and myself sasuld maintain good rclltioas
WIN each other would submit to much from them ~
CONGREGATION Of the public interests involved To act
WIN men iko yourself and others of known integrity
a ieahy 70 mahe PERSONAL sacrncea OF feeling fr vh0
puouc good out w,h the corrupt mako terms gsvs
Very truly, FERNANDO woop.
II. ID. LORD ESQ 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

sorted to- no such plea 10 an crtment should ~ ~
shall prove the truth thereof by AFFIDAVIT or by son,e
other evidence. Now II viii be borne In mind that IN
order 10 prevent delays In criminal the legislature
have provided that you shall not GO to trial upon
disiory plea unes Grst verified by affidavit That veri
6caiion would not decide the truth faly Of the plea
but you shall not go to trial before jury IL II be
issue Of fact without such vchcaon even IL II were
plea in abatement. The truth be proved by afi-
dnv or by some other evidence That would be another
step In these criminal proceedings II has been frc
quenty said by counsel Tor the accused that there
any detect the face Of the Indictment might he
demured to- There two grounds upon which this
ton proceeds--one Is rregularty and the conduct Of
the Grand Jury In allowing certain matters 10 take
place before them; and the other Is the alleged ie-
gality In the IMPOSITION Of the Grand Jury itself
We are bound TO presumchat tho Grand Jury act
Ing under oath and according TO law and that Mayor
wood was there he was present az witness subprned
by the Grard Jury, and II 80 he lawfully there II
the Grand Jury III to have present before them
more Witnesses nj time IL for them &, do not
in their judgment they deemed necessary the ends
Of justice. II perfectly competent for the Grand Jury
to call upon any Witness TO testify. The learned Judge
WAS OF opinion that satisfactory evidence had been ad
dueed by the defendants TO prove that Mr. Carter the
foemnn was not resident of this city The Grand Jury
was body composed OF the most respectable among
our citizens and Il was 70 be presumed that mo-
tive could influence them TO find bills OF indictment
against parties upon crae or testimony
The conclusion o the Court therefore was that there
was not sufficient evidence to overthrow all the legal
presumpons arising out OF the sfings which the Grand
jury had already made II he right In thls conclu
SION The motion to qaash the Indictment must be dcnisd.
nc TOOK THIS course mose readily from the circumstance
thht IL dd not IN any manner Affect the real mcrita of
the case should, however, upon critical eIami
nation OF the sections his mind be led different
cnson ne would let the counsel for the defendants have
the benefit OF II.
Mr. Brady asked when would the District Attorney
call on the defendant to pleadg
District Attorney will call upon him now
Mr.. Brady-We viii plead tomorrow morning at tho
opening Of the Court.
istrct Attorncy-what will your plea bcs
Mr. Bfady-We do not say what our plea win be but
we will put IL In tomorrow morning.
The Judge-Nory well, gentlemen, lot the Conrt be aa-
journed till the ueual hour Tuesday morning. In the
meantime win look al the statutes, but have doubt
shall arrive at the same conclusion.
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock, Tuesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

Tho primary nestinss u ihs dsmsofst tbroushous
brooklyD and kiDgs county 0st place ysssrtsy AFTER
noon Ia compliance With ne Recommendation of ths
G'r~Al Committee The mssiinxs Al son2ae;s3 In
or9srly manner ami sisy soysh usenssoplng
occurred apywbsfs. Tho cestsst appeared = esbffe
upon the Cor vhieh nons,cu thrss fhr~e
canddaies namely Jerome Hyefsson. fhssfJ thAries
4 1snDs tsost and Charles fspny. fhssd) ms con-
ss, APPEARED u h. t~twren The iuo frtt Aas, bosh
~ whom sonht~ns issi s,snDg that they hal
cured sloriy a tho ssisgatss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

This Board met last eycning-the President in the
chair.
Alderman DRAn at the opening, announced that he
would resume his active duties In the board.
tASiT
The report confirming tho award % contract for 900
iron lamp posts TO Robert Anderson AZ two cents per
pound CONQUERED In.
cosxvSICsTIoN.
From the Comptroller, explaining why the Commis
ioners OF tho Sinking Fund Invested 5000 900 in
bonds, payable in 1856. lie says bonds isEuod
the amount Of sI0u o00 February, 1880 In antic.
patton Of the taxes to he levied In July u he year
for the purpose Of Obtaining money 10 make pa ymens
account OF the various objects n table Nh
of the recent report. document 80. Bonds to the
amount Of 500 OCO issued In May 1855 In order
obtain money for the ssme purpose and thus make the
total sum Of $e0t coo. The general authority under
which the Comptroller acted la issuing these bonds, Is
se forth In sections III and 1le title g. o the ordinance
OF 1879, sganying the departments. This action the
COMPTROLLER holds in strict accordance With the let.
ter aud spirit Of the charter. The loan made 1856
anticipation Of the of 1856 The c9amunica
ton was referred TO special committee.
EDofrs ADogJrp.
To pave Thirty eighth street between Ninth and Tenth
avenues also Fifty secod street bet Eighth
and Broadway 10 repair the buk cad In front of Belle
vue Hospital adverse 20 tse petition ot the regulation
o omnibus fares, and the windling system Of drivers in
giving change sundry reports from tho Fire Dcpart
ment Committee, the action of the Commissioner
nGnned.
The report Increasing the salary ~ the Chief Engi
neer 81 the Fire department and referred
The Beard adjourned 10 Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
ALDERMEN LORD AND ELY Va. MAYOR
WOOD


soue ~ the papers about two weeks siDss pubIshsi
some thing which said Mayor WOOD charged
Alasrrnan ~. Alderman Lord Il Appears ssyoaset tho
side q Alderman Fly nsd the Mayor dsaie. having made
the charges -
~ NrEnAsr Yry4vgI
sew Y0rt october :. 1875.
Hon FrpxAspo WON Mayor. A..
ITAk rnArcnfdinx D. the reports ~ dsba's In the
Boafd ~ H~aith between yourself AMI Alderman ly, a.
the .eycuieeuth SA3 yog naAe - ssy very
thing ~ tst g~ntsmsn suqrgt others ts, be-
had voted r sysry earfgpi shsms that has bs~n pre-
fpsd 10 the Board n Aldermen vi you psesss T.
~hs her N the errlrucn, ~ thai vrfy seflobipas d
Rate you may Dot haze ussd lanRuAge fusesFtbss =
osnstu6tlop dlrefsIl from Jour real pentnsnts ssd
your otinlot III sCs~ IN hat body have soi t~sa a.
tisass % oblss By replying - ygsg earliest eon,s
risnce thirk there aisa pprs hens9n ~ h's
dA ssy upor that oc,aklqu at1 A. - EhA |" g~nf fss
oyir 90 a that genlienss FsfJ fex~rnshy tsaf .ee
sisnt ssrrnni, (plgns8 =. y. LORD.
ysron's Oyyslr So Yort ocs 2, isss.
TEE fm-in fsply - yosf hvgr 4 ihe "a inst ]
have 80 ssy ita, although y . Nps ~ ul<n ~. I.~
ee.rup, usasrr.s IN ibs bDafd n Altsrm~n s. - pos
-. a., "a - fnisr<sd D. ~ antextt,o1 n<An
,ty a.. no hs1 voted sosrspiiy ,hsss gssssiors
fta..h 4 rsriDg sifh Absru.An ry arDn many passc
...o.s u ~ him 70 ssy that, IA my jaiErsrs
~ \. AZ spof1bls and that his inexrfty hs. not
t.. con ,sosns, IN the dlse hsrxs ~ his o-si DATES
r psrrsr ~ s1s that The stsi~usns In the
ar ,faf 10 ths ds1st~ slsas W hAi ssh nat Al
s.,usn siys ssry riossg Va asary y, s>ar~i w
fhs sas a inforcailnG hqsors. h., l. ossiy saAi q
,gbiss ,lin,ion " his huily 81 ali s3 rsfss ~ hs
pssiYx ts*n IN 'hs bnslDess a ehstins Atuor an1 in
sS cocrstton W h having reeslv~t The votes a he
Isuttrsnes vsr'y VI lie hat seetnn sri 20 I0 - Tar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
BOARD OF COUNCJLyFN.

This Board assembled last night their cham Scrs In
the City Iia-thc President ~ d. Conover in the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
Petitions irst in order but ~ any Importance
presented Resolutions followed but pre-.
sented of any importance unless he precnted by
General Maher, In fayor ~ purchasing grounds at
the foot OF Twenty third street fr the purposes u
market This resolution was referred tO the COMMITTEES
Markets.
Reports came up for adoption and the Hrsi
sidered the report regulating The ale ~ vegetables
which recommended the ioiuwipg-
Resolved, That the Committee Ordinances b. anA
they hereby requested 10 report ordinance 10
ferred 10 the Committee II the Whole.
The next report considered that Recommending
the appointment Of Charles Parks H. the oficc u bell
ringer ion Of the bell towers of the city Mr.. Parks
H. the heroic fireman who buried beneath the rnias
az Jsnninga clothing estabNhnent last year, while Ia
the discharge OF hi duty This report and recommends
iion referred 20 the Committee of the Whole
The following resolution was then adopted.--
Rerolycd Thai Comptroller Authorized draw hls
for The u The cry 1reAsufy aud Tor
ward hs souni 70 tie Ireasurerw w e Howard Asrisi0n
n Norfolk or The relief q he sufferers BY yellow fever 10 nad
ely. -
hrepor then received from the Board ~ Aler~n.
frrm lhn Committee Markets, -conearrtny with the
noafd oi Councilmon, ard adhsrng b. their former
ton IL assigning space a gound vest 81 Wsshugtou
market 70 farmers tr their wagons ThiA was referred
10 Committee on Markets.
AFTER further unnportani buspesx. the Board
resolved isf into Committee ~ the Whole, with Coun
Gilman iiucknay IN the chair.
After Tho cansifernfion ~ few rsperf IN ih rom.
mlse which hsyt already been notesf ip the HERALD
tho Beard adjourned tl fut O'Clock nert Wednesday
afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

&10 REWARD-sIRAyE,J OR STOLEN PROM THE
g.Z nremisesm Anthony Beee bay horse OF side hind
oI wne ~ x ne Iscsh Warts around hiS under Up
pao on returning the mo m for sv inforn,an e X.
avenue, N. X. - ~'0's' "'Sa~'~'N' ~ ~ ~ SUISSE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

DAR1s ARTIFICIAL FI0wERs.-cOPARr ARryERsHIP.- -
IL Madame We CIVATTE has returned from Paris, and
having associated herself with Mr. and Madame uhoruc, win
furnish ladies' and first class miners flowers
feathers wreahs, toilet pearls gold and silver
&c. &c under Tie Grm Of Cya,te 0porne, GA White street
Girls French or American, wanted for the business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

c1 REwARD:-LosT, on SATURDAY, ocr: g. on
0lc the New Haven Railroad apocketbook containing
tween 80 and SO OF the Stamford Rank Conneccn and
several receipts The finder viii we reward BY
eayinE at NJ r. Hadden's sfrce ajreenpntn l. L. or a
Ihompson's, l49 Fast Ninetcenu. street IN. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
s
REWARDS.

G1E mn REWARD.-ON THE i1TH OF sEPTEM
p1O.OOO Der last two boxes delivered ai the
once otthe American Express COMPANY in Dubuque Iowa
by carman from the United States Land Ofice Said
their arrival At Tho SUB Treasury New York ouad
TO contain buck shot OF the lao the pound aud pressed
balls OF the size Of 100 70 the pound 10 the of pounds
in weight, and Bpounds Of sheet lead No The boxes
made Of white pine Inch thick dovcasi the corners
inside measurement The bottom OF OF the OF
hemock They strapped around the middle with
Inch hoop iron. II II Claimed by the Assistant Treasurer
Duhuque that tho bores each contained gold coin 20 the
amount e2s 00O They marked with cards addressed
70 the Assistant Treasurer United States New York which
cards admitted by the Deputy Assistant Treasurer be
genuine Now therefore, for the discovering how
hs fraud committed, and bringing 70 justice the pcrpe
traitors thereof the American Express Company Will pay
10000 for the recovery Of the money or in tina, proportion
for part of IT. and 5000 Tor tho arrest and conviction Of
The Offenders and they vii! pay nberaly for information
sve 10 the making Of sad the furnishing of such lead
bar shot &c.. Ac &c. Ali communications should be ad
dressed 10 The subscribers.
WILLS. BCTTERFTEID A CO., New York,
LIVINGSTON, FARGO Co. Bnf.o,
Proprlctors Of The American Express Company
Buffalo, Oct 5, ls55.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

THE REPUBLICANS OF THE CITY WILL. MEET AT
the In bernacc, this Tuestay) evening, ~ O'clock
rsy The do Of the Republican ConveniIon held At syrs
cuse scpe IA bcr IL Hon. Henry Wilson, Gen Nye Judge
Culver and other emlnent speakers Will be present.
JAMES KENNEDY, Committee ,f
7. 4. BERRY, }Arrnngemenss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Hon Rpcorder Smith

Yesterday morning there immense concoursc d
people assembled al the Court of General Sessions
sstipg Of lawyers merchants judges and citizens who
were there in expectation Of exciting time in
qucnce OF the touching the Indictment Of Judge
stuart who occupies the bench of this Court during this
term. inasmuch Recorder Smith was H. e WA ex.
pected and reported that Mayor Wood would appear
the bench but this funsoDay did not make his
ance his right to DO being questionable. in hi,
state Of nisirs Judge Stuart declining 10 upon the
benc h. Recorder Smith, although just out OF a sick bod
took his pace and appeared upon the bench the usual
hour Order being gained the Clerk of tedourt called
the roll o the Grand Jurors upon which Recorder Smith
instructed these jurors 70 appear in Court next Monday
again their services not being required Mt the present
time there being Grand Jury already Ia session. in
the Oyer and ferminer. and Il being yet undecided
whether two Grand Juries st nj the snme time Ia
county. There being ready for trial the
Court adjourned ill IL O'Clock to-day Recorder smith
viii retain the bench IN the place Of Judge Stuart during
the remainder OF this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
A On nrMAnn-sIoIEN. as sATrRnAy RyRsIsa

a. Oh HEWAhD.-NfDLfN,O On SATURDAY EVENING
CLU September 20 from III Greenwich street. large
showcase containing many vana Die pora and some o, de
ceased friends giving Information
and procurirg The return of the article viii the abovs
reward and hanks. by Isaac A. Bauvel III oreenwich
daguerreotypsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
q INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER,
ISAAC T. cox.


INDEPENDENT NOMINATION OF HON. ERASTUs
Brooks for state Senator from ,hs sixth District o
2s and 22d wards composing The srh senate Dsric
invited TO meet AZ the Hppodrome Of Twenty third
street and Broadway, Thursday evening October H.
O'Clock TO ray the nomination OF the Hon. Erasus Brooks
10 the Senate.
Dodworth's Band Ia engaged for ,hc occasion.
Eminent speakers will also address the meeting.
Signed by the following Delegates selected by the electors
rom The nine wards
Ward u-Wm. Bonrdman, Jr Ward l8-Jas. NJ Thompson,
David l.. Young, Rufus H. crane.
VIM. Z. Shell. l9-H. w. Genet.
Hiram Wesner, Thomas y. Riley,
II. .. Calkin. John t;autier.
12-J. r. Mcconnell, john a. Tdgh,boiy
q. n Decker, Fred 4, Sesley
VIM Oakley 20-Hibbsrd q. Stone,
spencer Gregory Daniel Oarvey.
- Marceilus Eels James kearney,
15-Cbester briggs, A. IL Campbe1'
James HiiyRr Robert i.eee
X. o. Dederer, N-rrancls n, Harris
Henry Spyder ". r. Sherman
- j. b. ynrnum Jr. Vim. II. iagh(,
lG-wm. Chester, WIN y, Jackson.
D.Alonzo Cusbman, H. B. Cook.
Isaac W. Smith, 22-Marfin C,4o.
Joseph Divine. George Fcitner,
- Thomas Cooper. Francis f.ackmasier
18-James N. Cress, Albert yanderbeck.
John Ridley, Peter Van Riper.
Nathan X. Lang.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A p A.-TIIE MEMBERS or WASHINGTON LODGE,
IA. No. A. r. a., notified TO meet at their lodge
OF Grove and Hudson sts Wednesday evening" Oct
TO- O'Clock, as business OF importance win be transacted
by order, ID. ToMBS, w. NJ,
w. HAREIs r. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

18th WARD. UNION AND HARMONf.--AIA MEETING
~ Of the Democratic Republican Convention o. me Esh
district held Worth street Oct Capt James L.
Waugh was unanimously nominated AS Connciman OF the
Eighth district. d. d. tDEsON, Cnairman
JAS. McNuITY Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

WE THE UNERsTGNED, DEEM IT gxPEprENT AND
w proper that convention of the members barr meet
at General Convention for the purpose o. adopting
measures SECURE the election Of good wory and
without distinction cf party GIL the respective ores os
judges for the different courts IN ihis city 1hereore
Respectfully request that he members of the bar Of city
Der, instant ~ O'Clock r. for he purpose Of erpres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

EoURTEENTH COUNCIL. DIsrRICT-sEvENTHwAR ARD
AT meeting Of the delegates of the National Dernocra
tic Council Convention OF the Fourteenth Council district held
the Seventh Ward Democratic Headquarers l73 Madison
street. Saturday evening October 1855 pursuant the
call of the Suyvesan Institute General Committee, Hugh
McCaffry Esq, called to the Chair and Patrick Toner
ESQ., appointed Secretary On moon OF Francis Omen Esq
Anthony r. Gallagher was unanimously nominated the
bate Of the National Democracy for Councilman OF the Four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

cox REwARD.-L0sT-0N SUNDAY AFTERNOON
yAO The IN instant. between Hamilton ferry and
twenty sevsn,h street lady blue cnaellef watch hunting
watch supposed 70 have been lost the vicinity Trinity
chapel Twenty bnh street The finder win receive reward
by eavng Il a. No. Fletcher street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09
FASHION FALL MILLINERY.

ENURs. AT 3s5 BROADWAY AND Al MAIDEN LANE
IL American, Russian land Hudsons Bay Companies nrs-
M0SER Hustler can offer to the public for city and
country trade unequaled OF tho above selected
by Mr. William Moser during his late visit Europe, and
manufactured with great Every description Of fars
he found oi such variety that cannot fall 10 attract attention.
Every article win be warranted and sold fair prices.
MOsER Hustler, Importers of Furs,
Maiden lane and 3s.5 Rroadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

nPENING OF THE FUR SEASON At GENIN'S BA.
~ aar..Iades are requested 70 bear In mind thai on
Thursday, the lh OF October Genlns magnificent
fancy the OF 1856 viii opened The bazaar
5l3 Broadway This will Include Rnzsan md
Eudeons BAY sable royal er1ne marten, chrcha Isabella
bear silver fox mink nch and every other description OF
used for ladies' The nuiir, victornes tppet
cuffs made up the styles announced In Paris
coming and the great beauty variety the
will render ta exhibition Of furs tho has
ever taken place In New York. GENfN'S Bazaar
5l3 Broadway, 81. Nicholas Boe
Wanted salesman In the genemens hat and depart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

M r..
IN FASHIONABLE AND DEctERCuE STYLES.
r. r. WILDE 20 and % John street has Just received and
now In store magnificent assortment OF
FRENCH R0NNkTS, FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
The latest novelties in the Paris market including large
and splendid stock OF home manufactured bonnets richly
trned with lace velvet and feathers OF the finest descrip
tion bis stock also includes the greatest variety Of
SILKS, SATINS. yELvETS RIBBONS,
And all other fabrics for the manufacture OF bonnes In this
market all Of which offered al the lowest prices Those in
search OF the shnabe goods In the above line Will lind
IL 10 their advantage 10 call. r. T. WILDE,
Importer and manufacturer 20 and - Jonn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

coz REWAhD.-SIOLFS, OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE
y ZC from schooner Dsnyc while dschsrglng si pier
~ r., eight barrels rour branded James Roanoke Rich
nd, sgperhne which receipted for By carman sgn
ing he Thompson. Whoever viii give Information ha
viii the discovery Of the thief recovery OF s
fonr. will receive lhc above reward.
CIIAs II. PIERsON 81 sonth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

NEW AND EXTENSIVE MILLINERY ESTABLISH
IN ment 1.4 Beecker street.-the subscriber respectful
desires call from her friends and ladies generally to In
specion OF her large and Fashionable
velvet bonnes To such she feels assured will
decided approval Mlners from the country supplied
pattern bonneie desirable terms MRS KIDD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

DTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.-AT MEETING OF THE
HOTEL and Twenty seventh
street, John H. Apthon unanimously nominated.
CORNELIUS L. PURDY, Chairman.
G. GODFREY GUNTHER Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

DEMOCRATIC REGULAR SOFT SHELL NOMINATION.
~ AT meeting OF the nominating committee OF the Forty
seventh Council district held Monday evening" Oct
Essex Hail No l32 Essex street. John T. Diehl unani
mousy nominated candidate for Councilman said district
y. q. BERNEr Chairman
5.con 1sanosr sreNns w,ss1zH' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-09

At A MEETING OF THE TENTH WARD NATIONAL.
"A Democrats held nj TolertoD Hail. No 63 Chryste
Wednesday evening last the Sd for the purpose
nominating q reliable and staunch hard shell Democrat
Councilman the 18th Council district John williamson
unanimously elected.
TUTHILL LAWSON, Chairman.
LOUIS r. ScHAEFER, Secretary.