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MAR RI KID,

On the 22d instant, at Portsmouth, Va, by the
Rev Chas. A. Davis, 4. BRISON TUCKER, of
thiscity, and SUE w DAVIS, daughter Of the
chlciating minister
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AUCTION SALES.
TsRK FIRST PAGE FOR oTHKR NOTICES
By las. C. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer.

By JAS. c. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer
large SALE OF CHOICE EVER.
IL Blooming Roses On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, May ssth, at 4 O'Clock, at the
Auction Store, l shall sell a choice lot Of
Moses, bourbon. Tea, Nosetfe, Hybride, Per
petual, and Climbing Roses.
Also, Camilas, Japonicas, Orange, and Lemon
Trees
Double Oieander, double Dahliss, Geraniums
Verbenas, Climbing Plants, Hardy Shrubs, &C.
All Of which are from A. Jardin, Florist and
Nurseryman, Washington, and will be warranted
true 10 name and first quality.
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE
m 26-d Auctioneer
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OHED,
On the 24th instant, after brief illness, SvD-
NEY DANFORTh BASsETT, aged 30 years
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHINs.

WALL & STEPHENS, 322 PA. AVENUE,
w between 9th and 10th streets, next to Iron
Hall, would announce to members Of Congress
and citizens generally that they are now prepared
with a stock OF Spring and Summer Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, superior to that
OF any previous season Unusual care has been
given to the selection Of the goods as we'll as the
style OF the garments while the prices are as low
as the Northern marke's
Their stock Of Youths and Boys Clothing be-
ing very large and complete they are prepared to
offer inducements to purchasers in styles quail
ties and prices net to be met with in this civ
The Merchant Tailoring department (second
hoor) l. fully supplied with the most select STYLES
Of Cloths, Cassinleres, Linen Drills, Vestings,
DC, which will be made to order In the most taste
iul and desirable manner, at much lower rates
than the usual city prices.
WALL & STEPHENS,
m 0-H 322 Pa avenue
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ENOR EORRENT.-THESU SUBSCRIBER
Il having had his III use on Pennsylvania avenue
No. l54, between 18th and 1eth streets handsome
ly painted and completely fitted up with gas, now
offers the same for sale upon liberal terms or for
rent to first rate tenant The key will be left at
Mr.. James Williams Grocery Store, few doors
east. X. w BATES, 18th street, between + and
F, at Mrs. Windles, or at Clerks Office II. r u .
b. III 22-eo3t&
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BOARD, Go.--MES. BATES, ON THE s. w
- corner o. Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared to accommodating gentlemen withrooms
with or without board. Every esor. will be mad,
to render those comfortable who may favor he
Win their patronage. ep6-H
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MRS. n. f. HARVEY,
(sUCcEssoR TO JAMES F. HARVEY, DECRAsKD,)
UNDERT A K Err,
No. 4lO Ssrentk street, bet,oeen II and /,
DEGS LEAVE To INFORM THE PUBLIC
ID that she hes in her employ the
same persons that were formerly - -
In the establishment, who are fully
competent to conduct the u Undertaking Business;
and that every attention will be given to calas,
day or night, as heretofore. 10 6m
old CO6NAC BRANDY.
~ Just received out Of the Custom House at
New York
Fine Old Martsll Brandy Of 1910
Fine Old Marrett Brandy Of 1s43
Choice Old Whisky, none better In the country
Brown Stout, Scotch Ale
Bottled Cider
Old Cheese
For sale by JONAS p. LEVY,
"a Pa. syenue. Wine, Liquor and Havana
Cigsfs, and Fins 6fooslies. m cd
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GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ENOR SPRING AND SUMMER MY STOCK
IL Is now full and complete in every department,
and as my facilities for doing business is Of best
Character, the public will do well to examine my
sock, as | am determined to sell cheap for cash,
or to punctual customers. LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
ap 30 No 4A Penn avenue, near 4 street.
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EOR BOSTON.-THE FINE SCHOONER
l. l.. II. MCPHERSON, Capt Bruce. is >Assss.
now loading for the above port. For aC
Freight apply to HARTLEY Il BRO, Agents
Boston Packets, l01 Water ST., Georgetown. m %
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BOARDING,

- CA D.-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
- chsnics can obtain good board and pleasant
rooms by applying at No. 3S7 18th street, between
ii and l. Also, two young ladies can be accom-
modated with board. Terms moderate.
IN 22-1m*
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SUPERlOR OILED SILK, LADIES
~ Sleeve Protectors, French Working and Mora
Wan Cotton, Pomade, Lily White, Hair Brushes
and Cobs, for sale very low at LAMMOND'S, 9TH
street. A-3t
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT -
- The Brick House, between 9th and 10th
8 reefs, on f, now occupied by Randolph CoYle,
Esq, will be for rent on reasonable terms 10 good
tenant. This house is pleasantly situated in a
central portion Of the city, ard has a fine yard
good basement, &c. Inquire al WIN. ORME'S,
Grocery Store, between 10th and 18th streets, on
Pennsylvania avenue. m26-3t*
E'OR RENT.--A TWO STORY FRAME
Il House near the Georgetown Cole e, contain
Ing seven rooms and cellar. Apply 20 w. T.
HERON, Fayett street m s4-3t&
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NOR SALE.-HAVING MADE ARRANGE
Il ments to engage in another business will
sell the entire stock and fixtures of my Confec-
tionery Establishment The stand is one Of the
best In this city, having been long established
and doing fine business. Bad health compels
me TO change. Inquire at this office. N 1w
nor SALE.-THE WELL KNOWN BAR
l. Der Shop under the st. Charles HOTEL corner
OF Sd and Pennsylvania avenue. The proprietor
Is about to leave the city owing to bad health.
m 26-3t*
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LARcENY.-Martha Parker and Henry Lee
were arrested yesterday on a charge of laceny
and taken before Justice Hollingshead for
trial. The Justice deemed further hearing
necessary, and sent Parker to Jail for that
purpose, and held Lee to bail for his appear.
ance This Justice also disposed of the fol-
lowing cases James Lawrence, assault and
threatening his wife, security for peace w.
Hughes, assault, security for peace William
Shehan and c. TwOney, threats of violence
and forcible entry, security for peace; Henry
Gahan, assault, security for peace William
shehan, fighting; case dismissed.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

SEE FIRST PAGE FOR OTHER NOTICES
A HOUSE FOR RENT-FURNISHED Oh
IA UNFINISHED, at low rate through the sum
mer months. Inquire at the house No. 335, sout
street, Capitol Hill. m27-3t*
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WANTS.

"ANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN A PLACE
w either to drive a coach or wagon and attend
horses Has no objections to going on a farm.
Can be found at this ONCE Tomorrow morning
between 10 and 10 O'Clock 1t&
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ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND
w wife, board and lodging in private family,
In central locality. Address Il II. (post- paid
City Pot Office. m % st#
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"ANTED-A GERMAN OR AMERICAN
w middle aged Woman to cook for family tf
three persons, and reside for the Summer about
three miles from the city, in the country. Ad.
dress, Immediately, Box 2s9, City Post Office.
m .6-tf
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WAN ED-A GOOD DINING ROOM
w servant. Slave preferred. Apply at Fliut's.
m 27-lt
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" ANTED. "A SITUATION AS CHAM
w bermaid and to assist to wash and iron or
plain sewing Can br ng good Recommendations
Apply to Mrs. FARIER, south side Penn sylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, from 1
O'Clock too m o7.9t4
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PAY Your TAXES We advise all our anti
Know Nothing friends to 90 to the Collector s
office and pay their taxes at once, so as to
prevent trouble on election day.
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We have received q communication from J..
h u; MeCutchen, Esq, which will be pub.
lished tomorrow.
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CONE, why will you suffer all the ills of he'd.
bugs, cOckroaches, moths, ants, and eyerv
other species OF insects when Lyons Magnetic
Powder will surely rid your house of ali such
pestiieDce. For ssle at Shillin gton's Book.
selling and Stationery Establishment, Odson
Building, corner Four-snd-a-hslf street and
PsnnsylVanis avenue. s.1.
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81 nrkrts.
Brighton Cattle Market, March g.

Brighton Cattle Market, March g.
At markct-900 Beef Cattle, NO Stores.
G pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
500 Sheep and Lambs, 200 Swine.
Pgiccs.-Bccf Cattlc-EXtra SS,75; First
quality SO; Second do.sG Third do. 1915
GG.
Hides -7c. per 10. Taliow-stc per III.
Pclts-S1.25. Calf skins 13c per ID.
Working ONcn-No sales.
Cows and Calvcs-S31, 80, 3s, 80, $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs Extra s, 99l0i by lot
50 80, 3, 4@5.
swinc-At 7!G7jc per ID. Wholesale, and
7t89c per IN. retail.
Rcmarks-The quality Of Boof at market
to-day is cxccllcnt-much oft from the west
cattle large and f.t. Prices arc about the
same as last week, lut the qraliiy is much
better.
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Rutland and Burlington
S AK r O a = .
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Dec. 1855, train
will run as follows, viz:
Leave MilAlchrry iQrBurlir .ton atsC5A
VI. auliS1 Z. n.
Leave Milliebury for Rutland and Bellows
Fa.ls,at loot \. M.aud IL 4 9OsP NJ.
Leave Burlington for Middlcbury and Bel
lows Falls, 1t $40 A. VI. aud 22.25+ and
40 ?. NJ.
Leave Bellows Fails for Middlebury ard
Burlington, at - Is 4. VI. and 2ICsP VI.
Arb trlilgton trains connect with TIE Yer
mont Centraland Vermont and Canada roads.
at Rntlaut, wiih trains fer Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schencctf-
dy AMI the Westi-at Bellows Pals. WITH
trains OF the Cheshire road for Fitchburs,
Worcester, Lowell and B~os;ou-Vormont Va
ley road to Bratt'cboro, Springfield Hartford,
New Haven and New York-anl with Sulli-
van roal for windsor, White River Junction
ana the White Mountains. lily
- Z \. CHAPLIN, Srpt:
'Freighttrain,w!th Passcrsorcararashed
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, being appointed bJ
the Probate Court for the District of New
Haven, Commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons, against tie estate &C
HENRY G. SUMNER,
late Of Bristol, in said district, deceased,
and also all demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 9Th day Of
March, 1856, being allowed by said Court
for the purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend TO the business of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
ofSolon Summer, in said Bristol, on the sec
and Thuzdays of April and August next,
from nineS clock A. NJ until four o'clock
J.. IL, CIV each of said days.
CHARLES L.SNlTH,
AMOS T.. HASSELTlNE, {Comts.
AMOS MATTHEWS,
Dated at Biistol, this 9TH day Of March, A
J., 1856. 4Ii3w.
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For Sale,

\ Farm containing 50 acres OF land (part
tinbored) with House and Barn upon the
same, lying within one mile Of Middlehury
village. Also, 60 acres well wooded Swamp
Land, six miles from Middlcbury village.
The above land will be sold at n bargain,
to aay one wishing to bny. For terms APP
ply to JAMES VI. SLADE, Admir-
Of tho Estate of VIM. Flagg, deceased.
Jan, I, 1856 mo2:3S.
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BosToN DENrlsrRY.-It is a conceded
noint, that no city in tho world cxccls
Boston in the skill Of its Dental Sur
geons. The stranger who traycrsos the
city will be struck with the high posi-
ton they hold, but nowhere will h. fad
this art in higher perfection, than if. ar
rested by q curious anatomical oXhihi-
tion of the progress Of dentition to b1
seen in an elegant show case at = Ire
mont Row opposite the Boston Museum,
he ascends to the ro0ms of Drs. Cow
mlNGs Il FLAGG. The Doctors are al
ways ready TO give the latest improve
mcnts in the best style, with bottcrments
Of their own. Their mode Of setting
teeth, single or in sets, Oh the principle
of atmospheric suction, without hooks or
any dependence whatever in remaining
teeth or stuups, is essentially thcir oHu
anu cminently successful
The power Of any man to IN things ID
the right ar.y is always discovered By
the lubUc sooner or later, and according
~ the public has discovered Drs Cum
miu& < Flaeg to be the first practical
dentists Of the city Of dentists. aud are
carrying their work TO every dinner table
in CAristendom.- B2St2a JourHaL.
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"TnE VERMONT Liquor LAW SUs-
rAINEp. = Opinion ofJudgc Bcnnctt."-
This is a pamphlet of ~ pages, giving
the decision Of the Supreme Court on
the constitutionality of the Liquor Law.
We have not room for fuller notice this
week, but the law is sustained on every
point called in question, and tho decision
Of Judge Pierpoint reversed.
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We advise purchasers of FancyGoods
and Toys, or superior Fireworks, to call
on Holden, Cutter & Co extensive i'm
porter, 10 and Il Kilby Street Boston.
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EsLannels.

.En PIECES Shaker, English and Do
Az nestle Flanncls, white and coiorcd.-
Also, blcachcd and unbicached Cotton Flan-
ucl-, Oct, 90. +. NALLETTE.
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Eagle Goap.

A ncwsupply ofthis superior article which
s much better than the Cream Soap, just
cc'd. Tryitand you will believe it.
April17, H. SHELDON.
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Ladies Cloth,

NANTILLA Nclvcts, Plain and PrintC
W Flannc,s AMI Nclyctccns, for sale at
oct. l.. 1855. BECKW1TllS.
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Sold al the Manufactured pror,ss-
or Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York.
and pa Strand, London, and hy all respect .
ahlcDlusgi,t DE-. ,crs inMedicinc tlrou-h-
cut the Uui''d States and civilized world. in
foxes, 40 - cents, 60 ~ cents. and 81 each.
1Ihere is considerable saving by takirc
the larger sizes 4l:tcNIv
n. Il. Direction, for the puidauc. of pa
tlcnts in every order affixed 10 each box.
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suhopeYaves OF his peculiar school OF huckse tag diro
macy aid intrigue ana there ana then asaG the
personal scheme with all the minute OF detail essen isl
10 No uccessfCl operation.
The main featu,e in this personal canvass upon the
high authority is further alleged consists In tue
positive arrangement that this duodecmo edition Of tn
New York ricksier beside the due attention to HIS
canvass supervise the interests Of L. lawson OF
TBoptown 10 the EAST Who thru ush hts dtrec
TO be the democratic nom'pee tor the Cove tpsr whilst
=. L. Dawson In ADDITION IN bis persona. advance
ent Is 10 institute his best efforts in the Wet b. half
OF ForRey
Inc successful sccomp hshment of this persooA scheme
viii at once he perceived involves the aauinils0n OF
u. Foster, Eq OF wessmorelsnd, who Is justly
grded toe most formidable compettnr for the seat and
u behalf az whose just claims entire West present
united demand well the destrUctoDot the Juss
pretensioa OF General ". Packer OF Wl'aDspor, Tor
lie Ruberatorial Office, whose claims throughout the
eug,h and breadth OF the state being yassed with
inc most favorable consider aiioI
Rich degei pemeut viii ~ disclosed as the deaoiis
opens II the whole plot IL not knockes s.sky
high" reiIrGrish the common Yankee pr-rogAive -
gaessn a recruit from knosn and credited data Nou
gelr1ygs
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MARITIME iNTELttGGNCE.
slssSSC soc NV vusE-tms BAY
ftsys. ...... "a sogS ..eve 5
tffs. ....4y.asses.st. ~ HI,s 0kgxn .....eve y
Port az New xosk. N,obes ~, 1855

steamship soaternsr Mgrsy Cass le.tsn -sruford a
ssm,bp soaaose -k,naer. Ecrroix 4c--Luasu a PIE.
r nsS.- Love, ionean--I Norgsn
Nsfy kusseth W. Atns ixncur--t r Duncan A 10
srorno t-trl. fsIerc, PSermo-Ch ssnoe berlin Phelps
ars 0.lsiss 'aams ropr' Hspb"ss v sesmss,Sco
ftars Na'&CA H-rrs Msrsei es-f unch Netncse.
ftW ~ s-pt fefraDdr7 CsaH and Baroeona-Aguire 3
ptFL Psluer PARK rrnidsc-wssh Cayye-A Chas.
r's Ntt'p N.tafiasson sal haAh-pemill aCo.
sef4 : tzi ! elmo - ihotnss-RusssI Xiuing.
.fhf Nap b.. 1'sgaer. Hfhf.s-1H u Hcaovan
80 Moth S,s,e ro.,oe. savannah scc,esdy Mott Co.
@cir n MARTIN. Rcers. Brsop-paytnr srr~Tue
sesu,sr Couoore formsr Pb'aoephs-Ja Bnees
ARSfkFf
s.anslip Qtske- tAy, thuseih Mobile and Havana 9th
SO psstsnrers 20 mith Pstrrs ASA INST On
nut- headed shot Reys psssea shp John whre. q Boz
his plu,srrs Barks- Lseryooi a. dsys with udse a,a
tt ptsfet ptrp 70 Hovispa A frcthingh.n
~ I.m.s 4 Boser, seswsI Llvsssc9l SEPT e. sis
AtirF gale from NV shipped heavy seN which
shsd ne oos' from DE asyis stove boosy hse sad
sia 'ss ss a s So ol e os.s1 nspr
ap iverpoo,, Kesrrey iordoa and Isle Of v,aA sem,
wit udse sId 20 pssseagera &c etrns1 wrtarn 70
terIool Ths tss eIpsrispeed Se.vy wsaer wsne.r
sln westward Ho let hesicnl hust Ales nora davs
4 bst Ntsiu, ourts Csrdia y e.Ss wi Iroo. 10 R P
Fsts sgio ~ selfsso Hespan Ragged lizard, aaaaus.
- rsns ~ Died q y Cror sspt rhos ssss s'' Il
Nv fobs wsve ~ rsi Rivsr), 90 mp via aoas
EctR tuh With mating csssts, y, 70 oss'f Psase'
Ira . ~ .svs HEAD spoke bark uomnr q. q, roon
ngspore er Boston. oct 10. Il, 10 B lca passed bark
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Mary Ranhe Of Phisdeipa 20 days fro Csllao for Bs
nnore 18th lat q Is Tor g. @ sroke Ar shr Eous from
NOVA scotia Tor barbados l6,1 lat lon 70 IL spoke ors
bfardywtne from Bueuo@ AyTts tor New YORK.
biig Fanns Butler tof Rapeort Ats ell Alicante Sept
passed Gibraltar lah with VINE Ac 10 Brett Son Co.
1rig Grenada Cowsn, CiDtad Bolivar q with hides
70 Harbeck Co Oct lat II So lou 90 10 spoke schr New
York q BALTIMORE AZ days rom bordeaux ssmore 18th
for Havre with loss Of 2lst lat So l Inn 10
80 spoke schr Of and from New York for Porto
Rico
Brig Sarah Peters gof Ellsworth Lord Kingston Ja Sept
81 with sugar, 4c, TO q 7 Peters.
. Brig Robert Lawton of Newport, Camm, Havana, Oct
Brig Cls de sp wbpple Windsor Il days, with plaster
KeteL Dundee F1, LEoe, 81 Peters. Nr, l4days, with
schr W sagiey Halsey. Aux Cages oc,s with iogwood,
schr Mare, Lindsey, Marsnham. Oct l. with hides. to
Coming ben.o Co 2thina lat ST 60 lon II Is spoke bark
sehr start 81 Harwlci Alien. Turks Isl..ds IL days with
sshr ssIsh BrSsn Douglas: asO,gstova SC 10 days
schr Mary Jane Buin Norfolk dsn
schr l. Mclean Buckin. Richmond.
Sehr henrco, Scranton Richmond
schr Richmond Harris Richmond
Scht Washington Hunt Virginia
schr s,nrRes Hct man vrginis.
sebr Noresa 4, Hudson Virginia
scbr star. Glance Virginia
schr Van Zant Lewis virginia
Schr Jane Boss, Chopper Virginia
schr Jan rs Berthe IuDan. Alexandra.
schr Brown Brown alexaacsia.
schr inc Aumscb, Pierce Baltimore
scbr Lucy Robinson E,dridge BALTIMORE
schr Eeiesta toomhs Portland, CT
Steamer beverly Pierce, Philadelphia
FL amer osp ay Kenny. Providence
The schr Miller. yesterday from Malaga was 33
SAILED.
Florida savannah sosnose Richmond, &c brig Edinburg
Bangor. Wind, WNW.
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% WARD.--AT A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
- the Third ward irrespective of party held at the
OF O. Fngf raid No Hudson street. lat evening, for the
purpose OF rayng the nomination Of the ticket headed
Councilman and George Parker for Assessor Mr. william
West WAS called 10 the chair and Hugh Smith and Frederick
L,ttlewood We're chosen Score aries
The CHAIRMAN addressed the meeting, announcing the Oh
Alderman and introduced to the meeting DR. JoHH IVES
VINO briefly and eoquenty addressed them and whose
marks were enthusiastically Ieceiy ed.
Mr. s1ukTTy AsT, who present, then called upoa
been recreant 10 himself and TO his friends he dN
knowledge with gratitude the enthusiasm with which his ns
nation had been received but that In this connection he csu1
not help remarkng-a prover6 In his professionalism
who advocates his has fool for a client Thea
verting TO his i've member of the
Council for the Jhd ard the of his
for its interests he ex because of his
order OF the superior Court for cootaao Ia dsobevng
junction. which he stated TO him from voting -
his Legislative capacv he advise ed to do the
legal council In the state TO wit he late Chief Justice Jees
Daniel Lord, Charles OConnor, D. H. Field Henry q. Da
vies, Robert Dillon and Edward Sanford who
board the c and that there had been any indic
ren found against him had supposed his imprsou
men was the resell Of That his object and that of his e1s
in sending him back TO the field Of his former abo Tat
be may have opportunity to efue the ISLANDERS end
hbeA which have been heaped upon his and thai IL
elected he would perform his duties faithfully honestly
iesressy The following resolutions were then una2nsus
y adopted
Resolved That the selection Of Oscar w. surtevsat (r
Alderman Of the Third ward believing do
the man above all others Tor the position named pledge
BIN our cor dial and united support.
Resolved That the selection of Robert s. Gould fer
Gilman and George Parker for Assessor, preseot De
names OF citizens well known in deserving -
our confidence ard respect.
The meeting then adjourned with nine hearty cheers fer TIE
nominees WILLIAM WEST, Chairman
F FUem sS.Fr Lrrrlpwoop, eecretaries
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HAsnsHUsg, ps go ~. *e
lronr Poliscai Coat,a cssyyia 49, whs . n Be
Ce9~r sote Srasof FIRM, .. "A Fstk ,r
Rely upon g. ~ Or us eve q sse uos brestsg IA the
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