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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28
Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the stockho'd
~ ers in the irgin Quartz Mining Company.
that all shares upon which the assessments are not
paid before the 18th day of July 1885, will be
cold To pay such assessments according TO Inv, al
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
iIeuse Door in the town Of Oroville, at O'Clock
NJ on said 18th day of July lS5S
by order Of the Board of Trustees.
4. l.. C0MLEY, President.
II. v. CoRTEz, Secretary.
June 18th
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Notice..

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Butte-Henry
- Kleiue, vs.. James A. white, Thomas w Nutter,
and r. Derrick.
Nclee is hereby given. TO all persons holding
and claiming lien under the for securing mechan-
les ard others, upon the following described proper
ty, TO wit: The Steam Quartz Min at Oregon City,
Butte county, California formerly the property OF
defendants, now supposed to be owned by Hedges l.
Harmon, 10 be and appear in the District Court, Fi
teenth judicial District tor said Butte county the
rst day OF the next term thereof To be holden In the
Court House In the town of oruyille, Butte county,
on the Fourth Monday OF August next,
and during the regular term OF said court 10 exhibit
then and there the proof of their liens on said pro-
perty, or they will be deemed waived
HENRY KLElNE, Plaintiff.
RosrsBAuN, Airy for Plt'n.
oroville June II, 1875.
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MINERS BAKERY 4
Montgomery street, doors above the Orleans Hotel
OROV. l. L E.
STEPHEN TOLAND, ,.......Propristor.

VINHlS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORO-
II VILE, and the proprietor would acknow ledge
his thanks To the people of OroNlll and vicinity for
their patronage, snd soicits a continuance OF IN"
same feeling confident that he can give better salts
faction for the same none, than any other estaL
lishment Of the Kind In Oroville PIES made of ires
fruit OF all kinds aud CAKES Of every varety,u
Low PRIZES, can be had at his Bakery, or will be
delivered at the doors Of his customers.
Oroville, Dec. 80, 1856 d03l II
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

President BucH.MN
Wee President. John U. becAe""er'
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Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }
In the District Court OF the 18th Judicial District.
County of Butte.

Action brought In the
District Court Of the fif-
iecnth judicial District,
and the complaint filed
In the comfy Of Butte,
IN the Office Of the Clerk
OF said District Court.
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AN ADOPTED CITIZENS

IN APPEAL TO his C0UNTRYMrS
In the far of State Wisconsin, read 10 New York
George H. Purser of the Fourth ward a candidate
office called Comptroller Of this city, and also
that he charged with being 20 the adopted Cit
York and desire lay before the adopted citizens OF this
my experience of MIR. Purser's generosity
Albert Gaiatn having lost my wife and children
ship fever the passage ON leaving the ship
penniss and had friend in the cs Of New YORK
only kin being the Wisconsin, and the had
reach theYa had been expended paying Tor medicine
and doctors charges on board of the ship.
wandered about the streets Of New York homeless and
hungry, until Dightfa, when directed 10 apply to the
police for lodging. did and in this place my first
acquaintance with George ii. furser began
liz Inquired into my circumstances aud sympaihzed prae
tcally with my unfortunate conditions Instead OF permitting
stop In the police station, he accompanied loi
ing house the vicinity and paid for supper the first meal
the directing the
landlord provide for during the night Leaving
address, and money sufficient to my breakfast he
left me. On the following morning called on Mr..
tuated wish reach my friends In Wisconsin lie
procured through ticket aud With twenty dollars Of hs
money LEFT that day for future home thanking God that
George H. Purser lived W
fellow being in distress
was stranger Mr.. Purser. destitute of money the
means purchase meal and in the charity Of his
tnre he provided enough 70 meet every
That money advanced to me has been repaid years
and when heaven and fortune has smiled upon
leone 10 New YORK assist possible the beneacto' OF
once unfortunate Irishnan.
ADOPTED citizens Of New York, appeal 20 to sustain
friend Of the emgranthe charitable and generous
George II. Purser and wish that In my power % have
city would be given IN cheerulness 10 advance
OF George IL Purser who found and hun
cry and made IN fact What fnow thriving farmer
entitled to the of adopted citizen wrong
appreciation OF his generosity; and II the many others
call their countymen 70 sustain him. then
uagraieful IA the due 10 honest
proved himself true friend of the emigrnnt
IoyyJoY's Hort Dec T. lsy9
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4 DDREss TO THE TRUE DEMOCRACY

"A MozARr HAIL Dec 4, 1858.
FELLOW DKwocu lrsThe Sachems OF Tammany Hail have
issued appeal t. back 10 tn relief " their
teng sschem Peter ~ Sweeney fathers this pathetic
produ 1t beays the desperate condition Of the fanmany
ogarchy IL Is tn. last expiring groan OF that dying caba
stricken in the fare Of DEATH Ike Kebesrerre they
appalled, their repeated crimes against the people
rise In frifhsu men before them Democrats strike for n
strike for independence strike for freedom from the
yoke which have long hung about necks
sWho would tbcns sves strike the blow" The
work Roea bravcly Tammzny already beaten and
more determined effort Tuesday win
ccsefu Let Russel and Lynch be waichwords Down
With the gacbems OF Tammany'i counserssgn Rally,
rally. rally. FERNANDO WOOD Chairman.
Al "a w ss,s, Secretaries
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A CARD TO THE ELrcroRs or rrs SEVENTH

CARD TO THE ELECrORs or TIE SEVENTH
"A Adernanic District My attention has been called
tce- published IA several Of the weekly seeking 10
solomon Banta the oh ,ice Of the
OF the district ana would here state that Mr. bana
ud0ubed choice not only " the democracy but OF
Of who regard honest above
s questions Of party considerations Himself large taS
payer and for resident Of the district he has
been prominently identified wi its varied interests and de
voted the welfare Of every class Of ito citizens His se N
Alderman ~ the Seventh district will he triumph Of
people, and IN. elevation Of honest and win say
conclusion that whatever snsr foul mouthed caumny
may cay contrary Solomon Bana aud win continue
IL candidate ull the closing Of the pcls rnesiay.
NINTH WARD DEMOCRAT.
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NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SEVENTH AL
IN dermanc district.
We, the undersigned authorized to say that notw n
standing Mr. A. NJ G. Smith declined the nomination for
derman that having since been waited upon by many
citizens and In the district desiring him to
cep the nomination unanimously given him by the Amer
party, waving all personal Inconvenience and vii Ire
until next Tuesday ST sunset
THE AMERICAN,
TAXPAYERS
AND PEOPLES CANDIDATE
FOR ALDERMAN OF THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Hon. George Briggs Chas. j. Holder,
DIR. T. Kirby, John ID. King,
Jas s. Anderson Hiram Force,
Andrew j. Campbell, Ihos. p. okie,
A. NJ Binnger, Geo w. Bloomfield,
femnel W Parks, Fred'k Merritt,
Chas. j. Rose G. II. Phelps,
Vim, r., Beardaley.
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POLITICAL.

!. CARp-ro OUR FELLOW CIrIzENs;-wfrBiN THE
areissd De Cent ~. having
In rs & ssa a1d !ss
E6-an increase, as we have stated Of sf cent This
and he eaared an
be attributable to other causes Prominent among such
Of The transacons Of Street and Finance
he public treasury resulting from unfathGlness some
and he neggsnes Of others Of yoSr public The de
met b corresponding increase Of taxation 10 the following
ber not borne exclusively by the properly but
ALIKE through rents and profits
arrest MS rapidly increasing nae OF asxoa some esc.
city peraugey called for The approaching election OF
Comptroller affords you an opportunity to ke the hrst step
competent devise and carry eecluay system
n a 5scao a ee s ~ r
the expenditures of the city government reduced y
Fellow Citizsns-such believe ROBERT T. HAws
be- and a. such we am 10 g
citizens who seek office, but who saught AFTER
a strong Qualification for Official
ton in these days Of office seeking Comb ming with mer
standing of financial accounting practical acquaintance with
honesty and adey in the discharge OF public duties we can
not and do 10, doubt elected that his Of the
duties al the Comptrolershp will result In reform of the
abuses now 80 under our city and like
We urge YOU therefore fellow citizens lay the or
feelings Of uarsanshp and for the sake q an honest
city unite with elect him the It'll OF Decem
keep the polls that day Of
party induce you to withhold your vote for ROBEhFF HAWs
Tor Comptroller.
Peletiah Peri Moses Taylor,
Peter Cooper, Jonathan ssurses,
Vim. W. Derorest, John A Stevens
s sSDsss IL n @arsha james, a aa
Henry A. Hurlbut, James W: Beekman,
George ID. Phelps Robt II. M,Curdy,
Samuel b. Ruggles, Amos r. Emo,
James DePeyster Ogden, Noses A. Hoppock
James kernochan, Wm Cullen Bryans,
John ii. swift John Caswel,
john J. Phelps, Wm =. Dodge,
10. Roberts, VIM X Strong,
David Headley, Chas II. Harbeck
James Brown Frederick Macy
Matthew morgan, Edmund Penfold,
Isaac N. Phelps, Charles Morgan,
John Paine, Drake Mills,
William II Smith, Henry q. Marauand,
X. a. Wtthaus, A. q. kingsland,
Isaac sherman, Vaiestne o. Han
Cornelius Grnneu A. w. Bradford
Adam " Spies !. M. HAlsted,
George s. Robbins, Henry Chaunccy,
William L. Cogswen Augustus weislnap,
w. a. Booth, James henwick,
Ezra Nye, Daniel Carmichael,
Timothy q. Churchill, Frederick G. Downer,
Benjamin F. Camp, John Faconer,
John II. Sherwood, Daniel BURNETT,
Richard sel, john III. Plat,
G. r. Robert, Henry 7. ingalls,,
Edward b. Little, George r. Elliot,
NahI 4 Geo. Griswold, Bogert 4 Kneeland.
8 Is. Althanse \ Co, Daniel Ulnann,
David Dudley Field, ID. ID. Lord,
James W Gerard Morris rrankln,
Daniel Lord, Erastus Brooks,
simon Bald win, William v. Brady,
William Bloodgood, Philip Reynolds,
Norman White, John H. Griscom,
John Stephenson, Aonzo A.. Aiyord
John Reid, John y. Woodgate.
George w Blunt A. p. bennett
Winsow, Ianier 4 Co. saml l.. MITCHELL
"A A. Lawrence Co., S. H. Davis
jacob Little, David D. voorhees,,
John r. Treadwen, D. H. Haight
John A G. Gray, J. d. d. Larier
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CARD.-wHEREAS, A STATEMENT APPEARED
"A sundays Herald of December 9th instant wherein h
set forth that meeting o. the Eighth and Ninth Ward
sfsens' Club held Spring Street Hail. Friday evening,
December 3 that Jeremiah Bessu endorsed by said enh
now this y 10 notify the voters " the Third Aermanc District
That the members Of said club, do not and will not endorse
him and That such statement published without the CONSENT
of the club Moreover We utterly repudlae the principles OF
the party that placed him 81 the Third Alder
s''' - = ~" " '"o JAS REDMOND
TITOS. KELLY,
NJ CLEARLY
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AT DE PERCEvAL's, 657 BROADwAY-ALL KINDS
"A ofFrench smbrcideryto order initials for
iranserng done Ike ladies' and chldrens I'm
dergarmenls always ON hand and made 10 order.
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f.AITION.
~ Tohe friends ~ Russell and ynchIn consequence Of
the violence already exhibited by hreinus OF rammouy
Hall ana oi the discovery " plot 10 destroy tickets on
The Day Of election, e deemed necessary 10 caution
friends ~ use the utmost vigilance 81 their
ssphts ego u ikNhf Cwm uerulars den Com.
y. WlTTkk, Oh pro m People den CON.
December 9, 1868
nEMOCRhTIC REPUBLICAN, REGULAR yowrgk.
IL u1n.-trss Aldermanic district, FOR Akieraaa.
JOHN r ENRfGTT.
SAMUEL y. WILLIAMS Chstrn,aa
p,nr. RlS ,si lsecretares
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, REGULARS AND pEo
~ pe's nomination for Alierman " The Seventeenth
rici Twelfth ward SAMUEL w. GALPiS
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ATA MEETING or THE SEVENTEENTH WARD IN
"A dependent Democrats, Club held their headquarters
wen street Saturday evening, Dec 1868, tbs
follow ing resolution adopted amid louc Cheers
Thpt Michael Dalton choice candidate for
Councilman the Seventeenth ward and we hereby endorse
him entitled the surags OF the voters Of The Finn sena
Charles O. Cornell also endorse, knowing
him 10 a respectable upright AMI capable With sny
other purous psicnder bnercd BY grogshop influence
JAMES KELLY Chairman.
NIcnan AHYRK Secretary.
kTa JOINT WARD CONVENTION or THE Pso.
A. the Adratc of 49, 1853 the following
officers nominsteifor school tofnfns
rionsr-IeV Underdonk. For School nspeci0r-Wiam "
Van Arrdae For Sch yo frusteesesse West GAsrt 20
sert; For ConsiablesJames Deliarke Matthew fullsm
W Il BRISLEN, Chlirnan.
ALFRED J. McCououeH, Secretary.
ATA MEETING OF THE TAxPAyERs or THE THIR.
N tcenth ward held AT the office ~ the IrO0n foundry to
take into consideration the interest ~ the schools the
following resolutions wcre adopted
Resolved Whereas, ~ late the best interests ~ the counn
ounscruputons individuals who have destrc sustain that
glorious Institution where children receive their first idea
aud form the rising generation whom
expect 10 sustain the interests Of country.
Resolved, That after iair and impartial examination
the conclusion the following tkef be
conn = schools, 70 which much We freely
pfRrFN wfYcHFL, FOR School Con, missioner
LEW ~ WELLINGTON, for INSPECTOR.
s. r. BFI,KP and THOMAS YOUNG, Tor Trustees.
". III JACKSON President
Cams .. rr,ss' Isccrctarcs.
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POLITICAL.

DyIcE TO IRISH AND GERMAN cIrIzENs.-rHE
been denounced pretty generally in the ward Know No
with wings SV wsr and oSnsd
~ 5 In
sst eS i'd hg for Know n Nothing S ~
s ns m1eg % K IT,
1o %ss asa'h ana he
be ss O . coasr 1an with hai political
parties and wha. candidates ought to be snp SUPPORT
On hs sh o Sss PARTY be s expected
So ase sna Ss we
@ M ss S s"d
az @ a. Sn shephs Knspp s
Know Nothing Candidate Congress and taking part in al
s s and
nd % % ons hs hs
soi held dpe fi n much ssmaon Nineteenth
Sns % ,Ss ssr in as h S M Wa
Know Nothing cronies Of The Nineteenth ward his
fan Of and Know Nothing as he was bis name was
Board gained respect himself party he
tricks Of been pu: before
81 do not s Suffer hs Wrong % Ss on
bnt for Mr. Gapin honest Democratic Coun
legitimate business, and his nnnosached course
whilst serving you in the Common Council ought give him I'm
the next two years
n EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMINA-
- ton-Tammany and Regulars candidate-For Council
man, Sixteenth ward, THOMAS EDM0NDS JR.
INDEPENDENT DEMoCRATI NoMINATION.-FiFTH
Aldermauic di.tric Eighth, NJ nth ana Fifteenth " Tds
BENJAMIN TEWILLEGAR. A. MARITIME, Chairman.
NJ LAWSON, Secretary.
1T IS GENERALLY BELIEVED THAT j.. RYAN WILL.
poll the largest democratic vote got in the FIRST der
manic district lie is highly esteemed and respected by all
who know him. for his integrity and propriety of conduct lie
is in every qualified for the office of Alderman. His
election isanxiously hoped for by the working men
NOTICE TO THE FRIENDS OF ROBERT T. HAWS.-
IN Having enthusiasm Of the frien
Of Robert Ilas the black republican candidate for Comp
desiring their mettle the will bet
from hundred TO thousand dollars that George Pur
elected Comptroller Mt election
Tuesday Will bet five hundred dollars two hundred
fifty dollars that Mr. Purser will carry sixteen wards
the twenty this city. If of the friends of Mr.
Russe desire to lay out any money will accommodate them
bet three hundred dollars that does poll
thousand in the whole city be found at
time with the money ready at the Ivy Green y Elm street
HENRY BLACK.
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VETERAN CORPS OF 1914 or THE STATE or NEW
lork.-A monthly meeting II the corps viii be held Al
headquarters 81 Ispenari street Monday evening, the
TiiOuEs JEREMIAH President
A. W. JONES, Colonel.
william W. HnIisrR.
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AT DE PERCEvAL's 657 BROADwAY-sTAMPED EN-
"A broteries Of every description at Wholesale and retail
stamping order executed In the neaest and most psrec
embroidered Jokes of different kinds new styles OF
ladies' night dresses y0ked
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T RICHMONDS,
"A tS7 Broadway, - -,
Opposite Metropolitan Hall,
large lot Of Embroidered collars handkechefs &C. at
reduction well worth attention Our new patterns
Of ladies' dress aud headdresses Just received for The
holidays They will not be exhibited In the windows 70 prevent
RICIIMOND'S,
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9TH WARD MANHATTAN CLrB-AT A MEETING OF
Q the Eighth Ward Manhattan Club, held gt 23 spring street
FRIDAY evening Dec was nnannously the
following candidates. supported the eectonFor
Comptroller stephen RUSSELL for Governor of Amsousc
James Lynch for Alderman % Third district John Henry
Filth Peter Durey, for Counciimen II
Fourth district Anthony Mc.arty, Francis q ,ilmore VIM
H. Butee Geo r. Bedford Morgan Jones, John H. Upper
school Commissioner. Rob- ri n Ellie for School Ipspec
walter w Adams for School Trustees, John Aiken, Jr
STEPHEN Hasbrouck, for Constable, Abraham Moses.
JOHN CLhMESTS. President.
RIIxrsry Cor pecretary.
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TT IS GENERALLY BELIEVED THAT j. RYAN WILL,
poll the largest democratic vote got in the FIRST der
manic district lie Is highly esteemed and respected by all
who know him. for his integrity and propriety Of conduct lie
is in every qualified for the office of Alderman. His
electon isanxously hoped for by the working men.
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SUPERB SELECTION OF THE
IA Most desirable novelties for
OVER, FKoCK and DRESS COATS,
STREET rHOWSERINGS,
MORNING aud EAENING DRESS vESTINGS,
In confined styles OF our importation, and
Carefully selected from the best European manufacturers
Just received by
y. DERBY q COMPANY,
81 Walker street,
West side OF Broadway.
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DLANCARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street New Yorkfashonaby located, elegantly furnish
ed with every modern Improvement and for the
commodaon If families and gentlemen Board 81 per day.
the lower Public favor respectfully solicited
by the management BLANCHARD MCCLELLAN.
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NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF THE TWENTIETH
IN ward.The Citizens and Taxpayers Association
their fellow citizens OF the Twentieth ward that their candidates
will resign. contrary they have received posi-
tive Of support from the best and most Influential
citizens Of the ward that they feel quite sanune of AT
the polls Tuesday They therefore earnestly invite
every who desires elect honest and reliable be
polls early support the ticket presented them
this association EDWARD WALKER, President
MuIwARD,
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"
s Of II s district Peter 1sasy io
ss ss Geo AP Sc Morgan Jesn fps
shSS %ss% o John T
Stephen nAsO0nes for oon; oas tpI. sFsf M9'f President
NJ BraKrstr, Cor. Secretary.
10TH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR
~ Sor sssooI T WEBSTER
For School inspector-PHILIP SMITH
For school Trustees yoskfh ~ n nf BELL
J1TH ArDERNAxIc DIsrRIcr-orH WARD.
| Ill Democrauc Republican Regular Nomination.
ur,t, or xderm pscU
NOAH 4 cHiIDs Chairman ofae
| I 1TH wARD.-Ar A NETTING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
Republican Commiee q the Twelfth ward held At Car
mansve % Monday evening Nov - u.s.. Satisfactory a.
ward others q their cordial approval o. and hsr purpose y
the General commuee q Tsmmany Han the following reso
Resolved Ths, this Ward 6.mmiee mos, heartily
daily endorse the nomination Of
eSrs fa ~ rSrsr s qT ySpsss Governor
Henry ". Genet &c Alderman.
Robert t o Glover for sShooi ' sonmissoner
rrnsp@es ws iisnsn Tor school Iaspee,Sr oan q.
de sn s y o me T%sh ward : give he foeroas sei
hearty an" unanimous JAMES NAcKEAS. Chairman
w Tn1nr y; T MsTfp.os ,secrss,ne..
1orr waRp.-Ar rHr GrxEaAL NETTING OF THE
Handles Harlem l,ce sunday. y ~ 10 81 inst me oom
log democratic tat,s we're unanimously adopted with
NJ saIh'.t ~ ~ i, - ~ ~,
vernon ~ the Amshpase~sar Town s"nd. Fnr Alsrmnn-
Henry W. Geuet Fer 3anac nsr DAVID Arnstr4ns Corn
IT, r1 fGg s sfSs G sse s e a rar ~
Nui. Hartman. For rrtsietsflha Fauve Nm hArrs r.
wsin1siev For ConstsNles-I Il. gelI f0hn Weu& The
rorimnre thn posFir distriiN. tgtilht Der Iar1
gran, sec1nd dfrc-N Haas Chas Flbn, hirl distri-
Mm. growa Fc.d Mari; Foarlh di1dctIf Saver Srinz'
Filth di@tri .t-ssinter. J. U. tsNfi fes.
A. G. FRoNs, sccy.
lorU wARn.-AT a LARGE sSp ENTHUSIASTIC
led meeting taxpayers ~ 'he fhiteenh ward held ~
Garahs Hotel q weu street, s3turi4s evening Decen
ber ths fawtns nkr untniunnasy ainpiel 70 be
pavted al coming school Commissioner
Jacob Renett FOr School n@ueror-ews wilmington For
School Trusicasj0bu q BEECH iatriek burke Pc C1usa
blss-Jnbn W Soiuerhdvkr Norris 1, binswsnger.
MARTIN L, BRYANT Chairman.
EDWARD &. MrRruY. Secretary.
= TN waRp-pFvoCRATs LOOK WELL, TO THE
rcuuhnchn and Know Notng boxes the day of cleo
school ticket beaded Andrew " Green 0r ShJol
arrangements 10 that effect have been made
by unscrupuous politicians
1srH WARD UNITED DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
i ~ regular nomination.
ron cossIApLEs ... .....
lem WARD REGULAR REPUBLICAN UNION Nowr
10 na'ion-ror Alderman OF the Ninth Adermanr district
ROBERT T.. DAkRAGH Tor Connclm@n ~ me sixth Sena
dltrict barrow, James galway, Franklin J. OF
srson, George James Ingram, VIM. Lainibeer ".
11TII wARD-AT A MEETING OF rIfE DEMOCRATS
W ~ The sixteenth ward hri ~ McMannns 25 Eighth
yenne the enls u samuel sgood AMI Andrew leary met
support ANDREW LGNRY he regular nominee OF the
democratic party OF the sSeenh ward Ninth Afermauic
n. NcnAvSus, Secretary.
Nav SoRH Dee. :, 1858
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR N0MINA-
~ tion-Tammany and Regulars candidae-For Council
man. Sixteenh ward. THOMAS EnM0NnS, JR.
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TI,AMMANY NOMINATIONS.
NINTH WARD.
Democratic Republican Regular Nomination,
Fifth A1dermanic dsrct-For Alderman,
PETER DUFFY.
Seventh Adermanic dsrct-For Alderman,
RICHARD b. FOSDICk.
For Consables,
WILLIAM CARGILIr-JOHN q. BLAuVELT
For School Commissioner
LEVI ONDERDONk.
For School Inspector,
FREDERICK RoDEFELDT.
For School Trustees,
ALEXANDER L. SHAW-HENRY L. DENABEST.
GEORGE w. ROOME
Chairman Ward Committee.
JAMES n Q, NELL, Sec staries
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10th WARD.-RUMORs HAVING BEEN CIRCULATED
~ that have Withdrawn from the field as candidaH Tor
Alderman take this opportunity Is base talsehood
and that intend to remain the field until down Tuesday
night. ANDREW LEARY.
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A MACY'S,
n December6,
Opening this day.
so dozen ladies'
silk under vests,
from auction, Ga.
About half Broadway prices.
800 dozen ladies' meriBo vests from Is. 10 Vi 80.
1000 pairs corsets FOR Cs., 7a and 81 25
X. ii. MACY, 1Ji and 26 Srth avenue,
door below Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

ETING OF rHE DEMOCRATS
heli ~ McMannns', as Eighth
! usgood and Andrew l4eary met.
i was unanimously agreed 10
- he regular nominee OF the
eepth ward, Ninth Aldermauic
PATRICK Uuff, Cn4irmau.