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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05

TO THE ELECTORS o. ,ur
SEVENTH ALDEkMANIC DISTRICT.
We the undersigned being personally and from reputation
acquainted with he present candidate
SOLOMON BANTA,
SEVENTH
ALDERMANIC DISTRICT,
Pledge ourselves all honorable elect him. and
would cheerfuly recommend him 10 regardless of
politics. qualified To do his dky faithfully and honestly
Ii elected
Courtlandt Palmer, c. Ward, I. Peterson,
Abm. Frazee, Sr, ii. III. CaSannah, VIM Mcclure,
William Rhodes, A. ii Bean, Felix Eifrsy,
q. j. CanRanad Curtis y. Pierce, NJ Dudley Bean
Alex Mckenzie, Peter Gllsey, George Pierce,
Arson Iivingston, j. Green Pearson, f. III. Browne,
Augustus Davis, Jas. Renwick, Jr., +: Mtllken,
g. s. Marshall y. Il. Ahause, Thona9 n. Cnlen,
Abraham BnEnger Davia f. Wheeler JAS g. Forester MD
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ATca MEETING TIN OF the EIGHTH AsP NTH ward

n CiE Club, held Al Spring street Hail. Friday
ing, Dec. 3, the following resolg. adopted
Resolved That the Club will endorse the following candi
dscg support ID. cectionfor C1mprp.er
Stephen RUSSELL for Governor u the Arstonse james
Lynch ~. Alderman of the Ff Aderm1nlc dsrctfcter
Duffy, 60. Alderman 81 the Th.-d ALTERNATE disrirttere
miah Bs for Councimen q the Fourth senstore d.
rci-Anihnny r. McCAry William III. Bulecl, rAncis G. G
more, Harris Bogart William Walsh. William OShes, fnf
Senl Co INSTRUMENTATION " Walker; for School Insusc
,rD o. Ferguson; for School Trusees-JoLn Aken, Jr.
Benjamin y. Miller, for Consa5les-Robers Reii Abraham
Resolved That the School ticket beaded Walker and Fer.
guson have the coadden In. sr recommend
fellow ciysn 81 the kighit ward o. that cset
they Of integrity and honesty md elected wl give
Satisfaction Go their constituency the Board 81 Education
Resolved, That democrats Of the ghh ward weud ~
vie those twelve % Tan,maay Hair thai viii be
sble them longer forty three thorsSrd
a. a.. city and county 81 New Yo rk and TINT thc
In whbh they have conducted he election NEE
with the condemnation Of ever honest by giving ths
whom the csera 81 the Eighth ward psc'
confidence. MARTIN WA VEks. PrrNasui
" ANTHONY. Vice President
T.. W. Gu1rs, Secretary.
II. q. FHRcu~oS. Treasurer
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~ TENTH WARD. -
For School kBcT & Tgs5
For School Trustees .G asrgn ,E sy'
70 rHr rscroRs OF rur rrsra sAsn -
We earnestly soc, your a',en'oc wiihSn pee,l Us Z,
ward who capsule q lIrr the on e With credit =
o @ad '' r.: s Ss
o. paramogni impcrspcs 80. Suns =, money ~. Al
sqs s You s aS oa cry Co. s.s
their spsa % ha, ~ The e1 s = y s.ss sss az
employed iee The amount annuity eyend u fgr .al.,Ies
cheers Of nc reuh ward men whom " en- y gch is-msr
who are persona increased ii oar schools We present you
he names of rensmen al old e-idees q tn NArd whom
We snsw hem % ~ med 70 whom ss Soai b riaiiy com
% ~ 1 sss g S Ss ,aa ss ia as It M
form the duties = e rsgee,ye aess v %saaer s san
s ssp Ta S s a w. AK bs sa i the
matter sha your oss may BE- :, vote te shove ke' "e'
Lori Taylor dry goods s r Fowler, batter erani 81.
chss Heart ! Co.. or goods, 2al B,eope street.
Heller i'S isvsler Grand W x doresn provisions
NJ n. Peacock. slatanegy, Rrpume street
Grand street ches, liuuier cohier.
I Piuner clo,her. grard st. Mr wer, drusss' eranasL
Blshop barney, merch~at R9b,r, lsr ..,,.
q y Hunter shoes, Grand st Doll as bnore s,r.st
Joan short. dyer. Grand ~. u. Sehewerh0rn, Browne
h Sa aaae SSss psme 'V spasa .
q ORE ey, Browne street Dr. Irwin, Broomc street
Gen Williams clother. Chas Hagari. CLERK Grand =.
". " Howell, az Broomes, Jalnes Dowuirg Brpane st.
Herman tgnirnan merchant a Reed. rs Eeeex street.
Grand street Geo. feihtm 2sS Grand -
Ihos corbet organ maker, Clas w. May, reliant,
30 Broome street Rowery.
Spencer Adams carpets, Philip Frehnger,1L kfHlEe-
Grand street Geo n. Payne ~ Eiardg-.
j. Tompkns undertaken y Murphy, i69 rewery
Broone sreet Futile fulver, 2js Brcous =.
jain y Capc, provisions, VIM Hbbard caraer BoNefN
HruOme street. AMI Grand street
n NJ Fioyd PROVISIONS Z. NJ tmhree l3t R0werF.
ner bruoa.e ami Allen sts. J. rumpkins, ~ Bawery.
INDEPENDENT pEwOCR ATfC NoMtNATrOS-FtFTH
Aiermspc district tFiphth, snth and Fifteenth wards,
BENJAMIN TEW1ILFGAR. A. MARITIME, Chairnat-
VI. LAws0S, Secretary
NOTICE TO vIrE VOTERS oF THE FIFTH senate
IN rial district at Theodore Cde, decline running Tor
Councilman this year.
DEOPIFs AND TArPAYFRs' CANDIDATE FOR AL.
Il dermsn Ffth district JAMES WEBB
DEoPLEs AND REGULARS EIGHTH WARD DEMO |
craiic regular nominations For Comptroller, stephen
dernan Third district Peter Crawford Tor Alderman II
rnh district Peter Duff for Cnuncimen Fourth Senaore
district, Anthony y Mc,'0tv William w. Butee- Francis G.
Gilmore. Harris Boger William Walsh. William OShea pr
school Commissioner William w. Walker, for school Inspector
n. ~. Fereuson sch0o Trustees, John Ahkr r hen
amin y Miller. By order q JOHN X. WHsiPLEf, thur
JANIS 8 DAVIS, Secrstary.
pFGuL,R DEMOCRATIC REarLsR NOMINAL |
~ seventh Aderusanic disrla Ninth and Fifteenth wards
AaRos ". eE.N, Chairman. i
EDWARD J. UA~nrcy. lse.,s,.,ss i
AIMED y NtCOll0rGH,
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TsT WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC UNION
nomauon-For School aommssionsr Edward Burke. ror
School James Fxsnons, Thomas brennan FOR
School Trustees James Fitzgerald Patrick Carney Jonn
Hogan Dennis Mannion James Woods Michael 81 0eoree
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1sT WARD MANHATTAN sUB-AT A MEETING
a this club held At their rooms No. broadway, OF
Friday evening" Dec the nomination Of the following csndt
dates were unanimously endorsed by the club For Comp
troet stephen r. Russe Cor Governor ~ Amst9use James
Lynch for Alderman TIE Alderrnsnic district John "
Enrigh for schoo Commissioner Charles Mcay; FOR Con
stable Mathew Byrnes GEORGE MCKAY Pres lent
ROaFRr T.. RrRK Se.y
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ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE YOUNG NEWS
N Democratic Club OF the Eighth Aderm anc district held nj
Hastings la OF r aud Brcome streets on Thursday
evening" Dec 2 The question of endorsement Of the regular
democratic ticket emanang from Tammany Hail. being cal
led regular order AFTER full aud impartial tnyesu
CATION ~ aer character socially and practically the following
resolutions unanimously conctTred in:
Resos That the ticket bearing the 81 Geo
Pser ard Isaac TOWNSEND is emneniy entitled % the und
yded support OF the democratic OF this city ahd county,
sail nom, being gentlemen echaacter aud Standing 50
cay and morally whose pubic services fully eoe them
o. tAe unlimited confidence OF the OF the
nifty Of every political stamp.
Resolved the COuncnan ticket bearing the OF
Mcconnell Upper, worthy the undivided
htcnce and support Of the district.
Resolved That the school tickle, in the Thirteenth ward
bearing OF Peter Mitchell i1r Commissioner, and the
~ ne Seventh ward with u name ~ Wm. W. Tweed.
H. worthy the undivided hdeuce and arm support OF the
democratic party Il the district recognizing We do IN SAID
the requisite intelligence and capaby c faithfully
and Satisfactorily cargnR tie important pnhc interef
connected with the position 70 which the people have non
mated then.
John my Presiden; John G Heating. Eugene oDonnen
Vice Presidents
WIN y. Haywood Nicholas Harrison, Secretaries; John
III, friel. Corresponding Secretary.
Peter 3cDonald, Daniel kaTe, samuel Haywood Frank
Rieley, ohn Delaney, John I, teaing, cnnse on Reso
lHtiOnG. HUGH KANE,
Chairman Of Committee " Resolutions
joint. FHIrI, Secretary
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MATRIMONIAL

A GENTLEMAN, y YEARS or Joe, or GOOD CHA
N social position. good To- kng, and, though
reb simply sufficient wife who could
rernnelIe herself ~ existence dwelling destitute
brown would Ike ~ establish correspondence
viii young, handsome and sensible lsdy with ~ ultimate
view matrurny. The advertiser unlike the majority ~
hts method II announcing their marmp
nal wanta southerner, but native ~ this city, aud
prospect cdat" remote 81 the possession ~
any plantation estate south II Mtson and Dv1ns
line Address Ferdinand, sion y, New YORK
Pos mic
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POLITICAL.


T)EGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. AT A
IL meeting Of the Twenty 6rs Ward Republican oonven,
Wednesday evening Nov 1885, the following persons were
elected as delegates 70 the Ward Convenuon:.
zachariah Hawkins. Charles II Brown,
Peter Coutant, James Trimbie,
Clark vought VIM J. Nichols,
George Woodman, John w. smith
Robert Hunt Stephen 3. Childs
The delegates the Ward Convention met at i5 Fourth ave
nue. on Friday evening" Nov 10, when me following nomnA
FOR school Commissioner -Jchn Davenport.
For School 1nspector-EdwardN Bloom.
For scnoOl Trustees F. T. " Y, 6Gs ssPsr.
Fer constables- NM xn 4 sos%n,: ss1.
PETER CoUTANT, Chairman.
GEORGE wooDnAs, Secretary.
DEGULAR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR SIXTH
N Council district ninth, Fifteenth Sixteenth and Eghteenh
WIN. LAIMBEER Jr., Eighteenth ward
INSTRUMENTATION OF THE EIGHTH NINTH
II and Fifteenth wards, arise arise arise For Alder
TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS CANDIDATE,
l. Ninth Ahermanic district, Sixteenth ward,
ROBERT L. DARRAGH.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESIDENTS AND TAXPAYERS
of the city of New York fully recognizing the Importance
egry and energy respectfully recommend to their fellow
>''e " GEORGE H. PURsER
His experience public affairs and the talent he has
displayed in their management united TO his personal WORTH
render him. in our Judgment candidate who should be gene
A. a. Mckie August Belmont, Henry H. Ward Of Ward
Co, Edward Haight Josiah Cakes William Miles. Frost
Forrest, Treadwel. Whicomb Co.. u. NJ r. A. Whiiock 4
Bradhurst O. c. Jones, A. g. Fargs, Edward Cooper and
eight hundred and twenty two others.
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Union NOMINATION FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
u Tenth yard, Joel W. Mason, chair t1acurer.
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POLITICAL.
aTA JOINT WARD CONVENTION or THs PEG
~ pIes and Res ulsrs Commsea " the Ninth ward held
AZ The sdra evening of Nov IS 1858 the following
scke ward officers nominated For school Commits
soper-levi Onderdcnk For Schoo Representation y.
Van Arsale Trustees-Iesse West Gilbert j. 10
gert: Foo Constabes-James nelsrie, Matthew fulan.
W. y. BRTSLEy Chairman.
AtrRnp T. McCoiLovSs Secretary
yNrwocR ATTIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOM.rA.
4 y Iou-Ytsst Aldermaric district -ror Alderman.
JOHN ~ ENRIGHr.
SAMUEL n. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
ngsrrf 8RcrEv, }cccre,,rss
william CtEARN,
r,TuocRAT1c REPUBLIC IN, REGULARS AND RIO.
lies nomination foF Nlexmsn Of the Seventeenth Us
10. Twelfth ward. SAM VI w. GkGFfN.
vNrNorRATIc REPu Ri fAN REGULAR NOvfNN.
t,ns -stvb Senatorial district tNtoh Fifteenth. ~iy.
eanth ana tt4fnrfr Nar3Fff tr Gonnel men tuaMs ~
monde Iii t-.ss III Rrhtrfs,n Rp1sn ". lNGger. Dyet
NJ I.Aa lsi4u vi. gas, Is e Yea erl
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CPEcTAL NOTrCE.-DI ALERS IN GOODyEARHS PA
- el for yucanzad rrcber snspendcS hIads webs and
all other fabrics and tces made by combining hbous sub
with threads Of vucaniyed rubber
that unless the properly stamped heled with
AID by authority they ctnnot be legally disposed n
IN the United States Mercanis and dealers invited
specimens and 10 their
spring trade the under gned exclusive Of the es
and ezc sive rights In the patent for ese goods which
All the styles heretofore manufactured imported
aud others Alec lie 81 manufacture and sell and
the may be obtained application 20 NJ No ~ Cor
landt street. N. v. HORACE H. DAY.
rTNANMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers :-The regular meeting Of N. institution will be
held the Council Chamber OF the Great Wigwam Monday
evening the 9th haf hour ssr the setting the
BY order. ISAAC " FOWLER, Grand Sachem
CAsPaR G. CHILDs, Secretary.
Manhattan. OF leh yes- OF discovery
S66, OF Independence o3, and Of the Institution IS.
TUE JEWS HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK, DEC. :, ISIS :
election for three Directors to for four IA
no l. Director Oh vacancy In class No
will be held in the meeting OF the Greene Syns
gcgue the l2h The poll will be opened II O'Clock
A. NJ and close At " N. ~ orderof the birectors
SAMTa A. LEWIS. Secretary.
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10Th wARD.-RFPUBI ICAN NOMINATION. FOR
10 Shoot Commissioner James Fairman. w. Deladeld
Smith having declined the nomination. James Farmsn was
unanimously nominated BY the Convention for the oce o
School Commissioner.
THEoDoRE a. dLAUBgNsKLEE, Chairman.
Wv =. MATHEWS, Secretary.
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NfATRIMoNIara-MRs JESSIE WILLIS WILL GIVE
NI intodnct0us sdieG and gentlemen with view N
raarouy ~ her once Is West Forty third street from 70
gP NJ Parties suited. References required. 1entcmcns
fec 81 Ladies free Letters from the county be pest
psid with return letter stamps n. BA business.
hdpntal.
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TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ALL THE
comforts Of home In privat family with music and
good society," by applying at i West Sixteenth street Dinner
Gncl ock
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INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NoMrNATfON.-FtFTH
Aliermanc district ,Frhh, rnth ana Fieenth trdsl,
BENJAMIN TEwIfLEsAR. A. MARITIME, Charn man.
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A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORM THE

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES ~ fbhN
n AGO rantance ycung lady ofrespecaby whospeaks
the French language 10 mairit3ony. ladies' ant
gentlemen who DESTROYS ~ forming matrimonial alliance
end % their advantage by calling Al Mrs DkbANANE
Matrimonial Office bnls rh1mpsDn street Rrn0me Hours
from b. s O'Clock IL avoid tde curiosity notice will be
taken " letters except 81 ~ enclosed
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r. W. Gu1rs. Secretary.
II. q. FERGUSON Treasurer.
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weeA,s Patent sewing machine.

weeds Fassnt Sewing Machine.
The best Sewing Machine now in market u
WEEDS PATENT, which ID 20 simple that .
child operate 1t, and experience in the uss
Of Sewing Machines Demonstrates that this Ma
chino 10 len liable to get out Of order than any
other Sewing Machine now before the public.
The Rev. Robert g. Williams, OF Woodbury.,
Conn. says: After IN examination Of every other
kind Of Sewing Machines, VA fully convinced
that yours Il the beat, and an Auaost constant use
Of 1t for soms time has more than realised my *
pcctations, for knew there 10 no other machine
that viii, with y litth trouble, perform - msoh
and 80 many different kinds OF work.
A plaatsr says: used to employ three or four
hands in making pclothes for the rest, but since
pu ased your Weeds Patent Sewing Asehins
one hand does the sewing Of the whole plantation
while my wife uses II for making nearly ali the
clothes Of the family. feel confident that the
Machine pays for itself every three months.
WHITNEY LYON, Projectors,
s45 Broadway, New York.
Sold by
q. A. DUKE. Agent for Keokuk, 6s Main-st.
nov8dkw1m
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vCHR best Oyster Soup on record Was got up ~
/ the famous Oyster Supper ON the sd iIst.,
and Ii was unanimously decided thAt the FAIR
HAVEN OYSTER 10 the 0yter.
r. S.---The above brand Of Oyster II received,
frssh from the Oyster bed. daily, and for ssls 1t
". II. AUSTIN CO.,
nov76d No. Ills Main-st. Il
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of wApE's cotos-
Nd Isks, which are justly considered the best In
market. There srs among them all shades Of Red,
Biue, Yellow and brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up to &s3per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Siss and vArnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
Wchave, besides, . quantity Of MAthsr's Black
Inks stu undisposed Of than which there none
better In market.
All Of which We will sell at manufacturer pri-
ccs, for cash.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY CARS CIrr OvYIcn, I
RAaknk Nov. Nth.

DAILY 0AY9 G1TX WHICH, |
Ksakuk, Eov. 9th.
FLoUR-counsry, - IS per sack. sarsrhns,
81 50 per ssck. Extra, ffail whsat) Is 7sto - 80
per Dbl Graham. ~ ~ per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 per 100.
CoRN--Prics changes from day to day--ssliing
at 40 to 500.
BARLEY-Sprins, boaso, Fall, 7oasoc.
wHEAT--7oasso for Spring. choice 90; so to
90 for Fall.
oATs--In request At 40 TO ~.
kfE--46c TO Boo little coming In.
PARTNERSHIPS, 90 to Csc by the load retail
1sc.s per peek.
GROckRIES-N. o. Sugar fair 71as, No. l., So
. prime u, siasiasd s1afe, srushed and loaf II
sl2l. Molassss--Piantation 80 to $50, q. H. IS
to 40, Golden Syrup, Isl 500. co6ss-Rio III
70 l7i. Java 10 TO 3oc. Ries tnew)si to 90.
soAP--Palm sic, Family Sxe.
cANDLEs--star 10 70 -, stesrins III. Mould
l1to l3l, summer pressed Isl to lac.
LARD-Tairssppiy, sae to SIC.
BUTTKR--l0 10 IL, choice Is 10 ~.
HTDE6-Dsy, IA to liiej green, 8 to 81.
HAY-Prairis $500; Timothy, IS 90 Hun
eArian, IS 90.
SEEDS.--Hungarian 8rass, no demand; Tim
othy, ~ 20 TO- rs; Flax Seed, 81 I5as1 IS.
suNDRIKS--Onions, sbto Us ) Eggs, l6aI7Ae
Feathers, $50 10 4oc i White Beans, e5c ~ rs.
fRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice -
~ to - SO per Dbl. Dried apples, $500 70 ~ rs;
per bushsl. Dried peaches, mono in market. Raj
sins, ~ 70 10 4 %.
CiIkESE-w. R.s to Si5 Denmark 81 top.
PROFESSIONALISM Mesa unsettled Old Bacon,
out Of market.
BEEF-lAs2e gross 80 to 4e per quarter.
sHEEP-4IA to t7} y head.
sALT--6. A., u 10 to 81 ~ Per sack Kans-
wha, 3sa2ss pss bbl.i Liverpool, @276 per saek.
FIsH-Macksrel, No. l $40 to 42l y Dbl No.
! tl5tot SO, No. 8 112 to$is. White. No. 81 rs
70 - % y half bbi.; No. ? ~ 80 to - rs. Cod
Euh Stosph.
KzcHAxeE.--on New York for currency II psr
cont; for gold I per cent. St Louis per cent.
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coALI COAL COAL

gIyHR Slaughter Coal Company arc prepared 70
i furnish their superior Coal in quantities 10
suit purch ssers ct the lowest cash rates. They win
deliver IL 1t any point in the City also 1t Aamii-
ton, Warsaw, Alexandra and other points on the
River.
Office on Third Street, below the corner Of Main,
over the banking House Of kix, Hale Co.
STkPHEN =. JONES,
pctl 9dSm Sole Agent s. G. Co.
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Exceister:

The members Of the "Excelsior Society" and
New Workers generally, are requested to attend =
meeting 1t the oAoe Of w. W. Belknap, on End
street, on Tuesdsy evening, Dec Sth, a o'ciscl
70 make ArrAng omcDts for the Annual supper.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers.
deeA
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BoAnD-Wanted by gentleman in . private,
gsnteel family, where there are few or no other
boarders. Houas mast be pleasantly located and
In good nsighborhood. For . pleasat room :
fair price will be paid. Address, with full par
ticuisrs, Boz ISL, Postofhce.
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r.r Rent,

The sAsterly half VI the brick house on the cor
Of Concert and First streets opposite the resi-
dencs Of CT. Com. Applyto
dec<d3t W. ". BkLkNAP.
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A plain, heavy gold ring, with the motto, eve
meet in heaven" on the inside. II Is prised
greatly above its intrinsic value, and the finder
win confer great favor and be literally reward
ed by leaving the same at this oboe.
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WH Ne learn That Inc ORDNANCE OF Dap
tsm will be administered Tomorrow morn
ing 1t the Baptist Church on Third-st., by
the Pastor, Rev. w. w. Allen.
AUCTIONS. - Humphrey & Hickey are
peddling out goods in Ans style, nowadays,
At auction. Auction every night. See bills
for particulars.
ETThat Vas fns snow storm yesterday
forenoon. The asscy flakes fell fast and fu-
riously, four or Eve inches deep on the ground
In short time. In the afternoon We heard
the DECENTRALIZATION OF the bells. The walk
ing vas bad and slsighing not much better.
THAr ADDsxss.-We judge from the letters
Of enquiry that we have received, that our
carrier is likely to get tip.top New Years
Address. II any Of our home poets propose
to compete for the prize, they will End il cd
visable TO put in their best lisks.
CnRisrxAs Goops.--Ws call attention to
the new advertisement, among our special
notices, Of G. T. Clifford, whose Jewelry store
on Third street, between Main and johnson,
is An attractive place. He will have fine
selection Of articles suitable for holiday pres
snts.
6TOhio sends in . batch of melancholy
fatal accidents. MIR. William Edwards, an
aged and highly respectable citizen Of Frank
lin, Morrow county, WAS crushed to death by
the falling Of . bank into which be Was dig
cling. John Reilly was killed in Franklin,
Warren county, on the 18th, BY the osving 10
81 we'll. james Boiler was scalded TO death
on the 2lst, BY falling into the mash-tub Of
the distillsry Of Mr.. Peace, near Dayton.
RAILROAD AcciDnxr.--A melancholy acci-
dent, resulting in the death OF Geo. Black
and his wife, occurred on the Hudson River
Railroad, nesr Tarrytown, N. r., last Thurs-
day night. The victims werc walking on the
track, on their return from prayer meeting,
and, it 10 supposed, were deceived by the
glare Of the light from the engine, % thu,
they did not move out Of danger till 1t Was
too late.
FTHsnry Gambrill, convicted 10 Balti-
more como days since Of tho murder Of po-
liceman Benton, was on Tuesday sentenced
TO be hung at such time - may be appointed
by the Governor, in accordance with ths
Maryland Law. This is the oase, it will b
rsoollsctsd, out OF which grew the murds,
Of policeman Boidon.
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Mathorss Inks.
GOLD PENS ,

A new lot, in 20, rs and 80 ID. kegs, and = var
ETY. Of Colored Inks, just received 1t this Office.
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BOSTON, Nsc Fork, and the Ensfe,u Nfnsas
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers by this route have an opportunity ~
siM.nk some OK the grandest and most von~
esTfui scenery In the world, including Toyosss.
Mssssra FdHs, desperation Bridge, 7AewsanA Is,sSds
asPsas q Ms ~. Lasrtmes, Quebec, Monsrsai, waite
Mosnfasss fAe 7ubaiar b, sdge (neoyiy fsso alss n
lsnsfh), Lake champiaia, Fa,is Of MonfmSJrxr,
Hadsca Risr, ETC., sfc.
On and after May l, 1883, Basease viii h
Checked Through from Chicago
To EMIGR AVIS.
Passages may Be secured at the once Of in. Cha
PAny In Chicago by aAILIrs ships from Londen.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hun.
aberdeen and Montfose. An agent Of the GRAND
emigrants and baggage ~ Quebec free Of charge.
Fare fron $50 70 4ss to Chicago, Including
COOKIES provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LE VIA r n A n,
OF 81, 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LoNai
10 under contract TO this Company for one or moro
tnps 70 Portland. Tourists' return tickets from
thicago 10 the principal towns In Europe win
shortly DO issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Lsviathan, or Tor the n
Us. ,. Co.'S ships, can be obtained ct the Once
OF the Grand Trunk Railroad. No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. WARRACK,
Agent OF 6rAnd Trunk Il. X. Co., Of Canada