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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
sI5o,ooo stock IL. Liquidation.

IS CAMP STREET. .........s6 CAMP STREET. Id
JOSEPH RAFEL, Y,
Goldsmith, saIversmith and Jewcler,
sg And 5sSs aS
GENERAL DEALER IN FANCY MERCHANDISE,
Being about to retire from business respectfully informs bis
friends and public in general transefs ncnded thst he
determined to offer his Large Fashionable Extensive and
we'll selected stock, at
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. BELOW THE COST OF
IMPORTATION,
from the present day the 18th day Of December whan tho
balance will be offered for public competition at auction.
The stock consists Of DIAMONDS set in the most chase
elegant and fashionable designs in Rings Pins, Earnings
Bracelets, Bandoaux Necklaces, etc. Ii f Fl. 5 Ii
The stock OF GOLD and SILVER WATCHES comprises
cry description construction and PATTERN and In point Of num-
and quality will astonish the trade and public They can
be sold from $40 to $50.
At Joseph Rafers, SO Camp street,
Portion Of his unequaed Stock Of JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
Liquidation. 5+I
Due notice will be given Of succession sales Rafel's
store the balance Of entire stock valued at to take
place daily from about the 18th December.
The attention here and throughout the State
culary directed these sales Offering unusual induce
mens from we'll selected and valuable stock. =
$4,000 Superior SILVER WARE for sale at Cost.
HA choice selection this Valuable Stock be had
private sale reduced prices previous to the day Of sae
Just Opened.
TO BE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY,
At s6 Camp street. Sc Camp street
The richest assortment Of .fa.
OPERA GLASSES, SHE'LL COMBS tin sets,) RICH FANS
PORTE-MONNAIES, etc., ever imported in this city.
| ,E Importer and Dealer in all kinds Of
| FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN, GERMAN CHINESE
Fancy Goods.
open for the inspection Of his old friends and Gus
TONER'S the public generally magnificent and exensiv
Of Goods in his line consisting in part Of the following
/ articles
| HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, of all descriptions.
| ENGLISH CUTLERY, Of the best manufactures.
| PORCELAIN AND BISCUIT ORNAMENTS Vases, ststu
| cites and Figures. 4E
PAPIER MACHE WORK BOXES, Work Tables, Dressing
| Cases. Portfolios, Backgammon and Chess Boards etc.
IVORY CHESSMEN Dice Checks Billiard Balls, Combs an
| Fancy Carvings. .-
Childreus GAMES AND TOYS, all sorts and all prices
! Childrens CARRIAGES, etc., etc.
APurchases would do we'll call and examine for then
| selves n23 2pMoWe&Sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

III. II. Buckley,
WATCHM
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers his
stock Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Of the latest styles and perfect workmanship The best
substantial
.l437 SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch for time.
large assortment Of
CHAINS,
BREAsTPINS,
ayi7s AR-RINGS
sETs OF JEwELRy, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINs.
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLES
Which offered large reduction from former rates.
m- Personal attention given Watch Repairing usual
n23 2p4m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Corsets. Corsets: Corsets.

Just received from France great assortment of C0RsETs
to be sold at COST PRICE, by rrz
MRS. S. g. FABIO, ~
o2s 2pSm Chartres street, of Hospital, N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

PULGIAHs ToMBoLos- Nh. l. Pulgian, of the Turk.
Bszsr No 81 ST. Chaves street, has opened two grand
toholos Of fancy goods for Christmas and the other for
New Years They offer ne opportunity splendid
holiday presens small outlay The full particulars
riyan the advertisement In another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Southern Fu,.,attsre gy-ayeroo,s,s

CH HARLES A. STEWA
At Nos. Ill and 17S Canal street, Neso Orleans,
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRS and 8EDsTEADS, in nd
ditionto his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
emprising EVERYTHING in his line of PARTIES
wishing anything in his line will find it to their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
n2S 2p6tSltw III and l73 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

THE TRANSIT ROUTE. -On the 18th Senior Yrissarri
formally received at the White House as Minister
from Nicaragua, and shortly after the presentation
ceremony the treaty between that republic and the
United States was signed by the new Envoy and the
Secretary of State. The treaty provides for free
port at each end of the transit route the United
States guarantees the protection and neutrality Of the
route; the transit IS to be free to all nations the
United States reserves the right to transport the
mails across the Isthmus. The usual stipulations of
good will, commerce and navigation are appended to
the instrument None Of the transit companies are
mentioned in the treaty. va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

4 na- When coughs, colds, influenza, con-
sumption and the dseases arising from pulmonary
affections readily cured by Woodman Cherry Expeco-
is easy believe that Possesses merits based upon the
only true principle Of finding ts the root the disease
Woodlands Cherry Expectorant has balsamc soothing and
healing properties possessed by other remedy in the world
and is strongly recommended for all affections of the lungs and
chest. M 8e 6s@ s6 n2S 2pe<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Car.petin gs.

Cas.petiss gs.
5S..................CA CAMP STREET. So
this day reduced the prices of all Carpengs
Oil Cloths Curtains Damasks Window Shades ETC., etc and
prepared offer complete assortment of goods in
line much below the usual rates.
L. ELKIN g. co.,
50 Camp street,
n23 2p6t and and II Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

Foa AErPHIs AND CAIRO. The Memphis packet
ine seas John smonds Capt Church. connecting through
% 81 Louis and Loavie BY ast class packets from Memphis
and by Illinois Central Railroad from Cairo leaves NJ
this day u FEelgh agent-once under Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

Y'Oaeths', Boys and Childres.'s
& LOTHIN
f. MAL1A1D Is CO.,
Nos 5s and 60 Canal street, corner of Old Levee.
The subscribers have received large
CLOTHING for Youths, Boys and Children consisting of
Boys and Chldrens sATINET sUfTs attachedLght Gray
and Steel Mixed. ss
Youths, Boys and Childrens sATINET PANTSand JACK
ETS-Lght Gray and Steel Mixed.
Youths and Boys BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
Youths and Boys PAI.EToTs, sACs, RAGLANs, ToGAs,
etc, etc.
Childreas SACS RAGLANs, TOGAS, etc.
Youths aud Boys TALMAS. . .s -... r.
Boys and Childrens LAMARTINE TALMAs.
Youths and Boys CASHMERE, SATIN, SILK and VEL
VET VESTS.
Youths Boys and Chldrens CASHMERE PANTS with side
stripes. '"'
Chdren's VELVET FLY JACK ETS, handsomely trimmed.
ohidren's FANCY CLOTH FLY JACKETS, handsomely
trimmed.
The whole Of their Youths Boys and Children stock
CLOTHING is got in the most tasty and is Of
the best assorted offered in this city, and will sold
LOW PRICES. .A 4. z5ls7
F. MALARD & CO.,
n23 2pMoWeFrlW of Canal and Old Levee Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

Sickness ON SHIPBoARD. The Bremen ship D. b.
Waten, which arrived at the Quarantine station on
Monday, 23d inst sailed from Bremen the 9th Of
September with four hundred and forty.ive steerage
passengers, and during the passage the ship fever
broke out with which some sixteen of the passengers
died, and there were some eighteen or twenty sick
with it on her arrival at the Quarantine station.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Spiritual Books,
.HssO Books. Ns,0 Books!

NelU hooks! .FelD Hooks!
H. d. McGINNIS,
No. 36 Camp street,
Has Just received
WORLD-NoTED WOMEN, or Types Of Womanly Attributes
Of all Lands and Ages-By Mary Cowden Clarke. The
most elegant volume produced in America
-sEi s4 g5 5--Also-
Nos ID and Is ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WIT AND HUMOR-
By VIM. E. Burton F.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for December. F
fuckers HISTORY OF THE UNITED sTATES-Com-
plee in vols octave. rs
Masonic Text Books.
CROSS, MASONIC CHART. "a
MASONIC TRESTIE BOARD
TEMPLARS' CHART, etc.
Together with many other and valuable Works. at VERY
REASONABLE PRICES. p23 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Ie,ssh to S. ". .uoodu,s,

Rash to s. ". .MOOdy's,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
And share of the immense bargains offering in
splendid new stock Of
SHIRTS
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Just purchased In New York sacrifice to some
body only think of
SHIRTS for &C. worth 50!
6UNDERSHIRTS for 81 80, worth S4l
-s.s'" 6 DRAWERS for s. 50, worth S4 sol
G SOCKS for 81, worth 81 JF ..''r
LINEN HDKFS for ST 80, worth So
CLOTH GLOVES for 25c., worth SOC a.
TRAVELLING sHAWI.S for So, worth Ssi
t. DRESSING ROBES for 50, worth s5l
SILK CRAVATS for 40c., worth 81
UMBRELLAS for 75c., worth 81 Is
And description of the finest class Under Garments
genemen's at a similar deduction in price.
n23 2ptf REMEMBER S. N. MOODY'S.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

.MeClicQI and LUaC Ie:rt Books,
For sale by
THOMAS il. WHITE,
Bookseller,
& No. l05 CANAL STREET.
LAW AND MEDICAL STUDENTS will find complete
assortment Of TEXT BOOKS moderate prices BY calling at
ma 2pat No lO5 CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Shirts !! Shirts G.!

SntEGS$ SsStb'CSs 80
GREAT RED U ITO N
rr 1-zsrcns,
s-Atfhs-
OLD AVID wELI.-IxNowN STAND,
coRxzR OF ST CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS.
LmGHroN = BARsoT,
VIM sell their
UNEQUALED STOCK OF SHIRTS,
White and Colored, of
livery Size, style and Qnality.
Alta
D.ERY- GxaE-aT RED EczzoSy!
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of securing
"A REALLY GOOD ARTICLE
VERY MODERATE PRICE,
VIII find IT to their advantage call and select from the
BEAUTIFUL STOCK now offered at
Prices to Suit these Hard Times,
LEIGHTON's
CELEBRATED FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
The stock comprises COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
EVER. QUALITY, from rN4
81 to sa5 a Shirt.
8H We have secured f
THE EX CLUSIV PRIVILEGE
OF manufacturing the
PATENT DOUBLE WRIsTBAND,
Recently patented by DR.. CHANDLER.
REMEMBER THE OLD STAND /,
Corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
GREAT BARGAINS
FOR CASH.
n2s 2pMowear LEIGHTON l. BARBOT,
IF. .MALas'd s. Co.,
Nos 5s and go Canal street, corner Iof Old Levee.
We have just opened very large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
which we offer sale Low PRICES Our con
sists in part Of
Fine French Cashmere OFFICE sU1Ts-coats, Pants and
Vests alike.
Fancy Cashmere PALEToTs, sACs, OFFICE COATS
Tweed and Sstinet =. :.
Black Cloth FRoCK CoATs-At all prices s-0
Eyoty,R IN p NC ED G A G
BURNOEs. CLOAKs, etc.
Superfne Silk Plush SULTANA RAGLANS.s
MOSCOW ovERCOATs, trimmed with Plush.
Fine Black Doeskin PANTS. al l[
Colored Cashmere l - 1s ss-t sS' -saEI
Black Colored Union, Cashmere and satinet PANTS
Silk and Satin VESTS. 57 1872
Plush and Velvet VESTS. i4 Hs zs" E0
Cashmere and Satinet VESTS. E0tM ef
BLANKET COATS. -.-+
Flushing MONKEY JACKETS and COATS. .
"A complete assortment Of
| Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing,
| IS Consisting Of
FRoCK COATS RAGLANs. Montechristos, Talmas, Togas
Oversacs, Jackets, Pantaloons Vests, etc.
also have fine stock of SHIRTS Undershirs Drawers
Socks, Cravats Gloves suspenders, etc.
| m F. MALARD & CO.,
| 90 and 60 Canal street,
n23 2pMoWeFr<W of Old Levee.
TOastiss', Boys and Childs.ese's
THING.
f. NEALA1D Is CO.,
| Nos 59 and 90 Canal straat cnrnar of Ola avoa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

Dry Goods,
AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES!
II. Or. PEPPARD sRs CO.,
No. IS GRAvIER STREET.
viii offer on and after MONDAY the 9th November their
Extensive Stock
AT GREAT DUCTIoN,
For Cash approved short Paper.
Merchants other Wholesale Buyers will find it to their in
terest to call and examine before purchasing
SILKS, FINE DRESS GOODS,
BONNET RIBBONS, :. TRIMMINGS,
VELVET RIBBONS, :. LACEs,
EMBRoIDERIEs :. GLOVES
WHITE GOODS, =. HOSIERY,
L. c. HDKFs, :. FLOWERS,
BONNETS, :. DRESS TRIMMINGS
CLOAKS, :. MANTILLAS
Millinery Goods, etc., etc.
J. G. PEPPARD & CO., u
n9 2pm IS Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

aS-W. g. Jewett sells at 10 O'Clock A. M, at No.
Is Camp street. large invoice diamonds Watches etc. on
acredt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Gsrss /. Gifss !.


80 CALL AT
z LIN COLIN g. co.'s
GRESCXENrz- GZE-z. ROOASz'OE2xs,
70 st. Charles street.
GOOD BOOKS AT PUBLISHERS PRICES,
A Gift Worth from as Cents to One Hum
dred Dollars,
pas 2pst WITH EACH AND EVERY BooKl
Francis FNb1e = Co.,
FASHION ABLE CLOTHIERS
Under st. Charles Hotel,
Offer the following goods the most reasonable terms
RAGLANs, TALMAs AND ovERcoATs, of various de.
scriptions. s 5Gs Il @assF
FINE CLOTH DRESS AND FROcK COATS
BUSINESS COATS.
PANTS AND VESTS.
ALSO
Gents Furnishing Goods, viz:
SHIRTS UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
NERINo, SILK AND COTTON HOSIERY.
KID, SILK AND BEAVER GLOVES.
l CRAvATs HDKFs. sUsPENDERs etc
To which they invite the attention of their friends and
toners. .g....- n23 2p6t&1tw
Gold Pens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
.Hs.s, Goods.


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
20 Camp street. ..4 40 Camp street,
Under she city Hotel, N. o.
IA
'asA AA JEwEInY. AND :, 80 !, -
sl1'Hn poHfs, sreoss, ,,.s = Al
GoBLETs.
Fancy Articles-comprising
PAPER MAcHE, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WORK
LADIES' TOILET CASES, as s'
GENTLEMEN's DRESSING CASES,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS
CHESS
DoMINoEs AND GAMES,
& -s PoRTE-MoNNAIES,
SILVER, PEARL AND
SHELL CARD CASES
SHELL. COMBS OF EVERY VARIETY.
Perfumcry. s97@
LUBIN's EXTRACTS, ~ 5 IS. ID, aas f
COLOGNE,
poMADEslAND
TOILET POWDERS.
THE cEbEBRATED FRANGIPANI PERFUMES Ex-
TRACTS AND SOAPS.
FINE CUTLERY-Pen Pocket and Bowie Knives
BRUsHRs-Of every description
Wholesale buyers and city respectfully invited
to examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere Fine
watches and Jewey carefully repaired and warranted give
'a's''A'D' FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
MA 2p4n No. % Camp street
Magazines for Deer,
Received at ass@E15
j. O.. M O r. G A N S,
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-offce,
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE.
&LADY's BOOK.
NEW York JOURNAL.
a& HOUSEHOLD WORDS
FRANK LEsLIE,s ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY.
Together with e
LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PUNCH.
HARPER'S WEEKLY. sss3a5g- s4a Il
LESLIE,S ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
HARPER's MAGAZINE for December, etc.
]. C. MORGAN,
p24 2p2t Ex .hange Place, adjoining Post Office.
!. Ewv.~ N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Partner Wanted,

Partner. Wanted,
Either active silent, with cash capital Of $4,000 or
Sl5O business Of the highest responsibility and prnci-
pay and long established paying profit Of 40
cent Address MERCHANT" Box 81, Postofice. New
Orleans H0p n23 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Copying Presses.
Removal
THE G. ROVE r. & b A K e r.
SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES
SOUTHERN DEPOT


Observation-Disclosures. Camp Street.................l
The Southern Depot and saesroom of the GROVER 4 BA-
KER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY has been removed to
the store II CAMP STREET, Orleans. The lower
of said building has been elegantly fitted for the parc
ular accommodation of numerous lady patrons.
We have good Of MACHINES hand and
having usual large force work Factory making
Machines week. hope to be able supply the great
demand.
GROVER & BAKER s. M. co.
N. Ball orders should be addressed to WILLIAM L.
CUSHING Agent Of the Grover Baker Sewing Machine
Company. nl8 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
Has1Des.'s .tEagaxtsse,

- = J. B. STEEL,
ms 2p3t 8 s GO Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25

TlOM sIEHHA I.EoNE The New York papers have
adsices from Sierra Leone, Africa to The 2lst Of Sep
tsnbsrs Tho emigration schemes Of the French on
The coast had led to q suspecion that the Emperor
Napoleon Nas attempting to revive the slave trade.
~ Drialsh cruisen were unusually vigilant, and
number II vesses sailing under Spanish and Ameri-
tan eolos had been captured among them the A1ner
can btigs Klisa Jane snd William Clark The crops
Il ~ colony promised an abundant yield. The Ii,
beris Herald had been discontinued for want Of ade-
qnAts patronage. There had bcen . great deal Of
lclneM n Acorn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-25
The Largest assortment

FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLoB
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CLEARED
Steamship Kapsaroo (Br, Jenny. Liverpool-J Dale
Steamship James Adser Turner. Chsrleson-SpoEord IL
stesnlhip Roanoke Skinner Norfolk A,-Ludiam Plea.
thp orcords "a Pike, Lisbon-J ssrdey.
SIP ssGn.r NO ns.no Gan 20
hark Mathis, Harris Falmouth and maxket-Funch b
Big Ts.s r,,er nii ,s g. s.so-alser: EO,s
LOUISE \: r'sosa rso rsrsn
scar Bolton Nichols Jsek,onyile.0 II Piss,n
SER s s'ass, DsSs.., assrss,osr1 polssr sesss.
sy f! Ss1ss S Ks.s, s... Ie
Steamer Delaware Copes. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
sd.s nd p::.s.;:, 1uasss ~ n:i $50 Pa IS
passed chip Isaac Webb hence for Liverpool The arrived
ndse and passengers to l kchi In savannah river.
ss,s ss..li:s sss.on s.asas Liverpool, 50
p,ieuced heavy weather th entire had decks
ship VIM Nelson cAever. Haue Sept 10 with aud 500
Gibraltar isth win ruit 70 ao.es D. sailed IN
from sIs wn :s jan. r, sn s s arn for
s' 81. @ o s ESTo .ss. s SCI IS
n = p,poss ZIG Caroline 1 wS Of sOa for from
ana sSrslsr 2es With frui, Is O Baby. Had yiieni
~ e.. s. ssS: -; COAL
schr Chronometey Pearson Calais 10 dayB.
schr Maria Cook. Calaie- IA DAYS
schr Brazil HAwes HAnowen via New Haven for rhade 81
pha
Schr Rio 9raude. Allen Earbehead
SchY = mes Freeman, Allen. Aarblebead.
echY OHntcr Va dron. Pal River for Pori 1wen
Ecsr Jane. HtgGrB WestArly.
6chr Lyman. StAnnaYd New Haven.
Rchr HodGs Prince New Londou.
scaF J 7 WatAon, Dibble Hartford.
schP Urcle Joe. G srh, Beat Hsddam
fchr CArrol Dickinson Bndsep-r for Norfolk.
schr Beroert MAnton urosbv. albany for 6oston.
snhr Ann sippie Bacon. Alssny for soso1
sshr Mountain Home Bond Albany for Neg Haven.
echr Audcra INNOCENCE Allen Eiz for Kew Haven
Eloop Aurora Appleby. Norwich.
sloop nastba Amanda Smith Albany for Ro,lyn.
Steamer Boston. Sollew. PhiladslphiA
Steamer Curlew Williams, Providence
SAILED
BeAmshtps Asia t8r) Liverpool James AdgeS CHARLESTON:
Roanoke Eofolk ships Drsadrought livtrpoo; John
Pcyd ard Cultvaor, do Memphis New Orleans nd anchor
ed at 8 " sJD.
Wind sunrise NJ meridian n. and light; NNw
light
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City Politics.
FOURTH SENATORIAL DR8rRlCr.
ne relieving oorfsspoudence speeks for hsef-
NIw YoRx o. II, 1857.
N bsAan q ihs Democratic Repsbinaa Nosnsna ND Ca
venton a the Fou N Bsnatosia dsncA We tender yos
me NJ apimous nomination Of 1Ake rensoY 10 be Chosen
l, the ensung esaoa We have he hoaos 70 be your
sbedkss ssrvasss, JOSEPH A. JACKSON, Chairman.
Tr o x., seus.Anos.
10 JoW Q. MAraR.
NEW YORK, On& -. 1887.
and II. KnIy, Secretaries OF the Foar.h Dsmocr Alto
EepaoriAl uonvent NJ
GTrnynm-I am In receip4 OF your communication Of
the 9Th inst rendering N In behalf Of the Demo
cratic Repu bcsn OF the Fourth Senatorial dis
uics, the unanimous domination Tor Senator For this
mark T oonnden6e reposed In BY the delegated de-
mocra n the Fourth Gen atorhl dsrios tender them
my grateful och eemepts Should the people ray
your choice st the eeosicB shall aim 10 discharge the
respos sible du les OF the ef,e with ndelity 10 the g-eN
Interests our city and 10 the principles Of tho democra,
parry. / have the honor 70 be, your With respect,
JDHN =. hA'HER
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re unisd hm1s bigse UJnsres, sailed from spsszl.
ON lhs the
ne rrrsd s,ssos revenue o1ter p,,hiu arrived on
nurrcsy ,1, nom, 81 0coNsgu, Isod siss, : v-ry
scfst. "a Eessste fsoa Hovok, va "a, cs.s,,syo.
RI ers II - -rfs'r torytn In1es, Flss, t4sasaa,g.J
Fred soSaIb. ece9,. tsitssan,; IN s@-ens so.t
Svan; wn kskfr - 4lher; tohn dabjsnt, psrpqp,ar -
SauQsnoh A.ynts Fevs, oct a.
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DRoCLAMAfIoE PUKsUAnCD or RssoLU
Il ion OF Council Of ihs city CT Nov Yorx
Of huAdred doar for the d,tsc
person vrung attempting /, vote ILLEGALLY or Of
Who shall prcure aio assf counsel or advise
another give offer his vote Illegally o. 20 ito any
yayd or eecop that pprp tho ensuing cleo
tor 70 be hsd IA his ely on Tue dav 81
Der upon the c,ovcon a the tnnder, md
ts certificate Of the Rec rider Dis thai such
hsd upen The vsfzoa Of n, pers,n or par
sons rexsYd but s claims for arJ
not prsssptsd 10 the undsrrrrel writing. within tweoty
days sfter ocrvc Of onvnoes shall DO dare
rsrfed. Given under my hand At the Mayor onl,a
OcToBEK, 1857. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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II rvs yoUsa LADIES TnAr CALLED AT 81 norD
II between the hours ~ and ruesdAy,
Oct 81 qarng for furnished room, will The OF
gapure they took iron The pa Tor o. said house there
v he questions .sksf. ~ ding h~y will be
The low sized derk plerop ed lazy yell known
70 kadsme r. B7rte, The oer'r o. the tssbishmsu.
NOTICE IrFoRsATIos WANTED or TIE wHKgs
IN sbous 81 Ifzry tsser girvn s Yeas o. age, and
zeal gn her h1n- N tAnadt, on The IT Of August ANY In
Adm viii be hsnkulls received her br0kw Jchn
Girvr, o. Ghnsevoort s-ee, New York Aste pagers vh
peVe eOpt.
TVS err TfsMtr 40 FOUND SONS Pkpnas TUBS.
day ~ ern0on At about hve ooock the Fal on fsrrg
yorh VIII gfcstls obee lover OF sending sen
10 Al fuIon ttree', M stairs.
uJHy pIl roT u X. srswEs 1Hs Eors 40.
" cr.Gs.t mrr y tie Herald Ones has he NOT receyei
IN umsrela Is IN iowr.
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w ycua Apply ~ 81 veal wsshlnsign plscs, too door.
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nvFiop or rBa sUPgsrtraNoss or ras Nh
fo -r,r,css frc an &C, enuues sos W s-sssh
senopoisn por Di.rir an. % provide for NE sov'rn
Hss, ,ssr,9f Ps,.ssd a. sp ~ ,% =, r,sc,
tesp dispose Of any Into xcsng liquors the rs
TIC .s.s s.sa sgsa'y or on an, Dag r. .uss .s.
per,lty $40 s.ch to bs su-d for recovered
Of people oi ire s,se q s.v sors b. ,hs
ted Tor lbo otrsa Poc~ Coatnsent fund hereby
Aoviysd; snd shah be TIE du Of hs Bosyd of Poc-
s, " sr n a.. W ne duty os ne I'D 10 .rd
prevent, any booh Dor for the d,sirbnion a uc -,
election % be crested or msat.ucd within one hnndred
seoop "a Il ,s.p be Wide pan.sssls By i'm
priscs IN ne oonry Jsl or se, nesaS u here Be
ihsn year escesong " nne M, Ices
han two hupdred ard anS dollars FOR % soa wsou
anv slsrr IN the nesroposn rois i.trt on upou sny
mepsr he police roe mr. Of whe, N hs discharge %
roe, for IN ornoe aEsns, 81 me stats ,ea ia
HI CT for any per on no NIB y OF tbs police
70 i.ls. represent him .sf oeiss suih member
Pobssed osesr Of the sosd Of Commissioner. Of me
"a. fALLMADaa, sapt Of rsuos.
pLAys ron rHn CENTRAL PARK-raH BOARD or
mmrtIontrs of Cenirai Pan on n ths folio rns
premiums for The icur designs fur laying Park whos
be rejected
For ne first. ................s7O
ror ne nro I3
The plsns " becom. ,s- p,.ps,,v az n. rc.,s '' wv
TOD tisrhka plane may h. cSnsn~d and psriculsrs or
sis ~ he oGc~ Of the scsrd ~ ssns Of on~erc-
Board
All dsslsn. rss b. pr,sensdro me Board By the FIRST
ne hoard reserve The rrst 10 r,js-s any or all psns
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NRARD TOROHLI0Hr PROCE481ON-rHE NINTH
U wNId In . biAze-rhs ciszens Of he NH wsrd are
Invited unite with tho Esuooa DemocrAuc Club
the ward u srand torcAget procession, 70 take
place FRIDAY evening next, Got ~ 1881 ~ oooh The
will be II jackson junction OF GreOuWch
and Rshh and Thirteen street 1he me- aeers
rally In all their strength fos deuoasu au0u
vbleh win foes and ovinco d.
eate Senator Richard soas ESQ Ia the old Ninth
oslebrssd band IN Be IN and fireworks win en-;
prove my u be postponed to ne next fair sye"'ng
NllsllAM J. HBIsfBv President
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UNIFTH SIR ATOKIAL DISTRICT
II ZENITH. klsvensh, rl1teenh . Seventeenth wards
The Democratic Republican Nominating onvento1 OF this
dsi at Union Hall xonday evening" l0h ms, and
unanimously nominated
RAITY lily. JR.,
Of he Soveateenh ward, O cApdidato for Senator.
NORMAN MCLEOD, Chairman.
DAVID Hoao and J. J. DYnoHp secrs&asies