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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
LEGAL.


vIsRUSTEE'S SALE.-whersss, On tn. l4th
i day Of January, A. d., 1859, john C. Murray
and Rcbecca A. Murray, his wife of the County Of
Allegheny, in the State of Pennsylvanis, by Or
lando }. Haldemsn, their attorney in fact, exc
cutcd unto Anthony Van Wyck, as Trustee, a cor
tain deed OF Trust. conveying ~ said trustee the
land in Scott County, lows, described - follows
te-vit:
The south west quarterof section No. twestv-
seven, in TownshiP No. sevcnty-ni.e, north Of
range No. two, east Of the fifth principal meridian.
And aiso, the south half Of the north west ouar
ter Of said section, No. twenty seven in Township
and range aforesaid. Which said conveyancc Va
made By the said John G. Murray and Rcbecca A.
Murray, by Orlando J. Iialdemsn, their attorney
in fsct tor the purpose Of securing the Of
acsrtain promissory note, signed by said John G,
Murray and Kebccca A. Murray, by Orlando ]
Haldsman, their attorney in fact, dated the
18th day Of Decs0bcr, A. d., 1855, for the sun
of one thousand tvo hundred and fifty dollars.
payable one year after date with interest at ten
per cent. per annum, after maturity.
And nov, said pSomissOry note having BE-
come due and payable, and tho said John c..
Murray and Rebecca A. Murray having failed to
aforesaid, do hsrvby give this public notice that
by virtue Of tho power which is in me vested BY
said Deed of Trust, will on Monday, the 10th
day Of March, A. ID. 1850, At the hour Of ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport in said Scott
the parcels Of land above described, or 80 much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
the amount OF said note, with the interest there
TO tn day Of sale, together with ell the costs
and expenses attending said sale. costs Of this
tice aud Trustees fees.
Dated the 25th dav Of February, A. D. 1860.
ANTHONY VAN WYCK,
fcb25l Trustee.
ORIGINAL NOTlCE.-STATE OF IOWA,
~ Scott County. To d. +. Scely and Phin-
as Scely.-Srs: You are hereby notified that
There is now IN file, in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court in Scott county, Petition
Of Andrew NJ Haines, claiming Of you six hun
dred and seyenty-six slO0 dollars ~ money due
him, from you, on promssory note by you exc
cuted and delivered 10 one VIM. Blanch ard on the
ed day Of April, 1857, for $500 81, due one day
after dstc-which said note is now the property
Of said liaines. Said petition AYERS that you are
not residents Of the State Of Iowa. and prays foI
a writ Of attachment against your goods, chattels
property, credits, DC, for the payment of said
note, which is now due and entirely unpaid, with
interests and costs; and that unless you appear
on or before the first day Of the next term, and
answer thereto, according to the rules Of THU
Court, judgment will be rendered against yor
thereon.
Dated this I'd day Ct February, A. ID. 1860.
ANDREW N HAfNES, Plaintiff
JAMES GRANT, Attorney.
feh3.5w
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The Capacity of his Road is nor equal to an
IN the Country
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FER, OF new York, septenber 80, 1850.

P.rs OF new York, September 80, 1850.
CLEARED. 49,,
y.eamsh Augusta woodruff, ssyannsh-sannei l. S'eA
,.samsllp r R cuyier Crocser, sa,hnnah-H cf0n~en
steamship Marion, Foster char.sston-spcfofd' iheson
ssenrsh,p Yorktown Parrish Norfolk Ac-Ludam he''
ssanship xonucsr'. G.ess Alexandria, Ac-H cr0ra'
y rGT: :ssoae c coms,ssl Co.
s sS g sps , snaSf s9lSSsS lila
s,sss s,:sS s.. e
ssI ss S
sSs Alien. fOtsr New oris.nsN RT T,sa, q
Hsss ~. asP sss
sssI ss Hs7ssa.ssr
::s:; ssSs, s Rs.sfFsasS .1 s:ss''
ARRIVED
Esamshlp Of The West. Brown, New Orleans sep 2,
@ with sss and .us " s
sep sesslt insw,, Hsmbn, Boston Days IN ballast to
ss c,@sn Rss1on Sr Boston aay. in bal
Fss rss@.. RsSn 40 Dennis, Providence, days in
sd Ss ss. H sSsos, ~, Boston,
Roe smith Charleston days, with cotton, TO Nc
ss1r Mary Losiss. Gsuuer, Washington, NC. 4daX
sr ses Alien 1877 s sr
sssr john s.sp assse ElssseiSpo for Portland
Echr Empire, Lowell Boston for Albany.
eehr Oregon. BAtes Boston for Albany u,,,-,A,
Allen Downing Wright Pro,idenos ror fnle1epha
ReAr q Endicott small Providence for fhladelposa
Gshr Isabella TAYLOR PavIckei for ~ tdelphla
q Budd. Pswtucket for PhlsdelphiA
Ashr .Jepny Lind, RaI Ter, htoniugon, days
RsAr Kedron HAskel. Hartford for Philadelphia
All Cs 81 Al, Cole, Portland, 2days.
Ser Frpedie Beebe Orient, 10 houra
Nm Ka.e Lo,e.l Northpor- IL hours.
S-hT Cyrgs Chamberlain, Hallett, Albany for Boston.
h<nY Ghot Hamilton Porghkeepsic for Boston,
SshT Hart Ward. Port Even for Boston
HOOP Colchester, Smith, New Haven, 2 dsyA
Hlsop Jane Maria, Ward Norwich. days
Elza. Robinson. Philadelphia
Steamer Novelty. shaw. Philadelrhia.
sAran. Jones. Phisdelpba
steamer Petrol. Kerney, Providence
Steamer Pelican. Baker, Providence.
Brig Marcus from Csrtsgera-wss boarded by PHO. boat
VIM RCmer
Also, ship, unknown.
eAu.ED
Eeamshps kangaroo tBO Queenstown and Liverpool; Bre
Rrsm), Southampton and Bremen; August and Il II
suybey, sayAnnah Norkowr Norfolk Ac Noncelo. Wash
gtop Ac shps skylark Francisco; Wild HGnter York.
phe kesolute and Empire Liverpool BARK Rebeccs Bae-
Ayres; brig Sultan, Geor setown
wind during he day NNw.
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A kiST CHEAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON sroRR,
BAs sanha f IRON Z IHE AuoTios sALE
1000 yards srk Trimming Iissops &C. &c. Ca.
A. .s ts B s; E Rsss.: E iss
1858 ssS sp fs sf 81 sa11s soans Ribbons Ike
sSS S Cor. h sass RcSoa s0s Con- s
$50 100 Ne RcS Bonnet Ribbons, &c., "a v.xvv,s
BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS.
100 New shape FAN Honnsis 90.
S tP s ny w md fSsss and hss u: %"
OPENING OF RICH FRENCH FLOWERS.
$500 pairs JOB lob French Flowers, l2c per pair
% r,s r new sw vs 9ysss6 y Rch FINE rr,wKxs
$50 SIX. sase " Brad and Chenille Nets Al styles
loo Headdresses, new Styles very low. At rru,vy,a
A CHEAP LOT OF COLL AIRS FROM AUCTION.
S %GItsa f Sssaswsr i saSssa oos
ses s Massss sd Lac SSa cs are.
LOO fner Swiss and Jacone' Collars 'sc q z xlNzrys
1900 Needle .ori Sets, SOC, 49,, a,no 81
; ;;ss: ssssss ssssssss s? 70
J. 500 Gents Linen Bosoms, loo, l6c, lSc, 2oc. -
cent. IL HAsDsHss.sys 1ssF9s
lSo Gents Linen aaDalercslsfss ioo iac iSc, a'c
Ladies Ensaoasass es
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY AND d * HssAI'S-
@ p.!: Gent: sisSss sl H Hsss e.
$50 p psr: isas. ss1S % price,
5 pan. s: k a.a az asS Ssss Cloves s '''
s:;: 81 ss Rs ds nss scs sss DC
e, Irx Of ss es f ga sssss
9ps ss las ...ornens 3, roI!enoas.es
Opening fine sssortmen. o. ON Belts and Buckies
SS * & T 4T$%ss. y e, 5s. :sss'
R.asni 1aa Sr n
Goods at wholesale ee VIZ Nm RSssY rs ssA avenue
Eeween Twenty frat and twenty second streets
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DRY GOODS, &C.
], Old TAYLOR,
sn 70 ~ Broadway.
Invite he attention Of
OUT OF TOWN BUYERS
TO their large and desirable stock Of
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
Including me ssscrtmentof
FRENCH. GERMAN. ENGLISH
AND
AMERICAN FABRICS
OF every description which hey Offering 70 wholesale
buyers
MUCH BELOW REGULAR paIcfa
I ORD = TAYLOR.
NOS 4sl TO ~ BROADWAY.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LINEN sHEErlNGs, LINEN DANAsKs, NAPKINS
TowELINas. couNTIRPAsRs BLASKETs
&c. &C., al, &C
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
AT Low PRIoEs
ALSO AT STORES
NOS Is, TO 2l GRAND STREET.
NOS ~ AND - cATHARIxB srRxEI.
Nos. M 70 ~ Broadway,
HAVE NOW COMPLETED THEIR ASSORTMENT
or
CLoAKs AND nAsrLEs
FOR THE FALL OF 1890
And are enabled TO offer
MANY NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES.
Manufactured In the best manner.
FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE.
INCLUDING ALL TIE POPULAR SHADES WHICH
NOW PREVAIL IN PARIS
Nos 4sl to iS7 Broadway.
ELEGANT
LACEs AND ENBRoIDERns.
| Fun assortment
ron FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
NOW READY.
Also
Low PRICED EMBRoIDIRIEs
AND LACEs IN GREAT VARIETY.
Nos 2s5 TO 2a GRAND STREET.
/ Mes ~ and - cATHARINE STREET.
Nos. 4N 10 4s7 Broadway.
WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY. OCT.l,
500 PIECES
RICH DRESS SILKS
Aisi, worth 81 20 per yard
ORD 4 TAYLOR,
Nos 25s to 26l Grand street.
cARPErINGs AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
TAPEsTRY, INGRAM. VELVET BRUSSELS.
And every variety Of
X cARPETINGs AND CURTAIN NATERIAIA
LARGE, ELEaANT AND CHEAP Stock.
! L ACE cuRrAIsA
Fan Importaiions Of
RICH LACE CURTAINS.
i DRAPERY, MUsLISs AND vBsTIBuLEs.
Laces open ai resan
AL there goods win be found much under the mahes prces
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE co.
Canal street, corner Of Mercer.
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Arso. $50 H TS!IU wA.I.,.scr %
xS Pc fsss 1s e .SaRaS isl6cx
NEW SooDs,
RICH AND Hsf IsdA 4 SILKS
DRESS sooD@ sAsE Ss s$st i;EFs or STYLE
;:$s#?s sSs$ Sas:''
LINENS nr xh e f BsSysr iHss &
&c Ro fSSES i'si5 ses' G8o5s q
cLoAKISes CLOTHS, Ac1ssIxEREs, vEsT1ses
10 s'si sr Ssl,i'y ADalAScsa Co
a. S oaE x t S%hrhTsi 1S SMHAF oAxpsrs
CHEW nEM f SHnrkasss FOR THE FALL TRADE
IA hEws s sda Ss q cDs q & be
fail salss conssDs part crsssy Sons well known
severn. nsw Which have
RssS y aSy aSa;s
a.soIi%sst q low priced Insrsins and Venetian
osoiS from three eighteen WIDE halls rooms
~ Coco for a.
The above well selected goods we oder 70 the public 81
Wal levi. ssnE wen Known practical UpAo,.ssrssgrs,
manner ana Al ihs MOS. reasonable charges
RemenSsr' No he e FoTRrH A NfnsWser
Opposite the Cooper Institute New York.
A nao. RICE soI S'1s Ter. a,o.,v.,
have just completed their FAN and winter mporaucns
now .sS
Point and Point Applique Sesg ar SETS SarS
Rss. Cssn.Gly and saig..s Issss i ~ xidhs
Gupurs Lace collars ana Sets patterns and desr
Which VII be sold at remarkably low price.
A. WY sp ;af & sSsRt sEe Ss" ss
,oG sEAE sYssA AND HUDSON BAY Babies
SQUIRREL, &c, &c.
MOST sAsbioN1BIE SHAPES.
Ar NO. Al J hspARx4 fElnsos LAKE
.., . s haS!Ks u SSs st aARsEs1s.
Gsun,iets and Gloves
COTTON seS SIX Es:Ri !; XII KINDS
ByoSS.ssr KID ifs1 st soSvE
A. :. srlwA y. .a.s GO !: ,,.,, ,,.,,,m.n,.
IN LINENS, shk II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bHsAsks, NAPKINS,
AMERICAN and EseL!sM fTLRNSt1s of all descriptions
DOMESTIC ss1 e SasSS &c.
An ''lf fssi Fan FANNY ssP fssas care for
ATss CANAL T, STREET. 800
iss :ss @ Ssss
s'-'' - THOMAS REYNOLD6
303 Canal street, three doors west Of Broadway.
"A Collar. Collars Cnns syles, and Handler
ne Sss; rsi ss ;'ss
. cond block from Broadway.
DALI AND EVENING DRESSES
AT
LORD 4 rAYLoRs,
NOS 46i TO ls7 BROADWAY.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
RICH PLAIN AND FANCY Silks
PARIsIAH FABRICS.
SUITABLE FOR
BALL AND EVENING DRESSES.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS, BARGAINs-E. UHLrELDnR.
ID Sol Canal three doors OF Broadway Will posi-
sss sd ss VIZ rs ana
%sns safssa. VII e Ssd cean. Out
s.l P91 g AMP
esnhs' IAe'' f0R Ws ms s'e CO.. xo 40 Broadway.
b. FRENCH KID GLOVES,
RICE ooLDENBERG $40 Canal VI "a block from Broadly
L i'A"''''' ''- 10 as BROADWAY.
CI.oAKs AND sIIAwI.s
We have now Fs Garments ready made 10 desirable
MOST a DisfisoS I'll III IsF PATTERNS.
Al prices 10 suit all pefsons.
Ladies always 6pd establishment the largest
sortent of Coaks and Nantes be OF Paris
wants Of the most economical well the
our Fashion riaes October are supplied gratis on sp.
CHARLES STREET,
(yLoAKs AND NANTrILAs.
" MADAME n PINCHoN
Having returned from Paris
HER FALL. AND w wr Syfes FASHIONS.
In yelve;. sfk and Cloth Cioaks.
AL Of VII oh have been selected
In the hrsi houses Paris
And are The ialest Parssn s'nouveArisss
MADAME ". PfScHoN, 50 Blocker srreA
CHEAP SILKS
so PIECES AT IS CENTS, AND q.
These goods originally COS, from 81 10 81 50 per gard
ARNOLD. coSsrABLs-a CO.
Caaai street., corner q nerssr.
GRAND OPENING
AND rAs AL NJ sr STYLES
IN KSDrFss VARIETY
- AND At MODERATE PRICxS
Don't fan q s,n ssto-s PURCHASING
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TrSGs COUNTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DrsrHiCr.-IS
N 81 call l<~ued b. TIE democratic General
OF Kiprs county, TIE decgsies from the Fourh
and Tenth, wards met In convent "a he White House,
uer jaw and BROOKLYN. two r. ~
Saturday, 2eh nst 70 nominate candidate for Assem-
bly for me Third disuki Tn moton, Mr.. VIM. III.
Powell of the Fourth ward VS. made Chairman, ana
W. Cummings OF the 1enih ward Secretary. The
appointed Messrs John Coorer W
ran eers tie Co1vcson proceeded Informal BAL
lo wkereupon. sfephen Haynes Of the Fourth ward
cecsvsd lh'ee vois snd 1heopsus CalN OF Teusn
ward, received votes 1hs OF Mr. HavneaswA0
then withdraw AMI Mt C.cns nominated arclama
ton. WI HkNhv POWELL Chairman.
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THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT or KINGS COUNTY
IA meeting o. the members q The National Democratic
Cmmiee Of knrs COUNTY from the Fourth ana re~h wards.
1omrrfsing The third Assembly District held n Henri nay
.ys, csnss q yn ~ sTenns and sdfs srs ~
chnsen Chairman and joseph Hsnds aecrseMy On 20.
ton that We proceed 20 Informal ballot for N~nher OF As
semby in place Of o. r. Beard resigned, Cal.
lcos received Eve Wm received vcsea ana
wIBsm vforV receivpd hree vc~s on ne nrvt formal
balla Theophus q. CAncot received whole number %
Josun g. Hxyps Secretary.
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~ L BARDrEGs SKIRT rACrCRy.-Rrsr vovR1
We khrs fas tapes good sldes ard vide steel:
@Tr-ss ~ od ssrs na1s cSsr ssvaIrsd srd sl,sSeS'
~ b,yirs strect rear Haaec1,
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9th wARD.-THIs Is TO CERTIFY, THAT IN PUR-
10 suanoe TO call Issued BY the Mozart Hall Nauoual
Democrats Republican General Coumiee, primary cleo
ton held II Am Baird Of Seventeenth
and rrs avenue. on Saturday the 9Th day q sepenber
1850 from six TO O'Clock, NJ and that the annexed
Ticket having received The greatest number Of votes duly
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
CouuiywAre d. Parsons Thomas Keenan,, Daniel Giles
pie William Baird Stephen o'HarA-
Congre ssonal-Mchael Ryan, Richard Murphy, John q.
Lysk, Bartholomew 0Afney, John Walch
Assem- by-JAmes Owens Andre Nay, Augustus Failing,
Patrick Mssieron Charles woodruff Francs lcNn fhoma1
James Kane Francis Mott Richard ssdler Thomas Cowen.
Ogden bennington.
JAMES OWENS
DANIEL GILLESPIE, Inspectors.
NICHOLAS C0NERY,|
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D0TH WARD NATIONAL UNION CLUB.-AN AID.
~ ourned meeting Of the above club Will
headquarters, Ismartne all Of twenty ninth
and Eighth Monday evening. Ocooer l. the
Of ceciing delega
he Transaction Of general business All Union
yiled 20 attend. o. al n yOORIfIS Presid~ut
N. l. ROSWELL Secretary.
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77TH wARD.-PURsUANT TO THE CALL OF THE
Executive Committee Of the National Democratic Gene
raj Committee Of Mozart Han. the primary election Of tho
Seventeenth ward held At Hermitage Hall. OF
Houston and Allen streets, between the hours Of
O'Clock r. NJ, Saturday evening September 90 1862 Tho
following ticket was duly elected having received majority
Of al the votes cast
UNION AND HARMONY.
City and County Convenon-James Walsh, Thomas Kane,
Bernard Kenny, Joseph Defender, Thoma. Herman.
Congressional Convsntion-Tbomas Reilly. Joseph q.
Browning John Kenny. Francis Branagan. Sylvester Rob.
Terth Assembly Dsrict-Andrew Mulligan Thomas Dono.
hue John Harrington, Edward Conroy O. Genet Ni:holAn
Kissel. William DAILY, Christopher Eugent
Thomas Counor.
Twelfth Di.tric-Micbae Cane, James Corr Jacob Smith
THOMAS KANE,
JOHN A. KENNY, yInspoctoro.
MICHAEL DALLON,y
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CCn wARn VIZ fHx UNDERSIGNED iNsPrCToRa
- q Of fecon for the Twenty Ward. pointed
rursuapce OF he call ~ Mozart Hall Democratic
Ger.ra Comritise held "a Terence RIey ST.
Nuih avenue % hereby certify that the following wa
anirurusiy tiectsd
The UNION THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS
John Jssper, John Nskewrn. Edward Timpscu-
ley, Nichoiss stsrrist Dtnns kopt Henry Rressier
Assembly ccnveriion-wIiam fetback. Tbcmss RYAN,
George Cofuack william joyce Francls Rudy, Thomas
an. Thomas lahan. Jcha felcs Michael CAM John
her Naernr Rupert Nchias rremer Frederick Ke0pf,
John Denka1dt Nathaniel {. Husied
srfBKRT uNGEMAcE,}
fDHN JASPER, .frspectoru
N. g, Hustled
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WAS 9HbTE Cub s sEE IN
Friday evening At Thorps HOTEL unioa squarehe Chair
man. VIM; o. Sterling, Esq presdinRfor the purposs
eecting delegates TO the held
city. Al which The following named gentlemen duly
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL Con- CRY AND COUNTY CosvEx.
NEsiios
Nm ~ sSrlnK, H. A. 7. Granbury
" CochA A. A. Valentine,
VIM Richardson, 81 w Wmans
j. III Valentine,
w. r. Frost
AssIsnlr cosvEsrioN-FornrErsrn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
VT Leyereh. w. o,Nell,
Thns. Hebberc, q r. Dxre
7. w Reeves. W. A Ketshuu
The proceedings ordered pnblshed In he Ell
press and the Herald, after which the
IA O'Clock
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~ MOZART HALL.
At primary election held Coushlau.
corner OF Twenty seventh Tenth avenue q he
Of sept 70. $780, the 0cxayf
cd 49,
oouniy-c scssrmerhorn r. O. Mallory. n HHl Fowler.
Courressi1nsi-Koah A. chnas Edmond CounsIy. WILLIAM,
Bradley thomas HAnngan Michael Barrett
Assemby-wm J. Nc6rAih, Hanford Smith, WIN. v. no.
blnsou, Bernard sweeny VIM y. TrAsk, Aer Spa uidns
Wm Keenan,. John Coushaa. rdward Cunningham, Robert
Hamilton Nesbii James HURON
$ 4ssfss i |; 4 sr74iu r-.'.s''n
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1T RETAIL.
"A RICE 4 GOLDBNHER0,
$40 Canal street second block from Broadway,
have just completed their FAN and Winter importaors IN
now offering a magnificent and well selected stock Of
REAL LACES and LACE GOODS, such as
Point and Point Applique Coars sets Barsi
and CoiHures,
Black Chantuly and Gnipnrc Laces, 10 a. widths,
Wells. Coiflures and Barbes, In great variety,
upure Lace Collars AMI Bets newest patterns and des
Which viii be sold 1t remarkably low prices
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2TE wARD.-IN PURSUANCE or A GALL or THR
" mozart Hsn General Com miitse primary election
held 50 Hudson street The following Ticket duly
cleo ed
pruocRiric rSiov ASp rlsvo~y rrorIrs' rcsrr.
Dcleanfcs 10 Tie County ConrentOn-S u. Montgomery,
James wood r. y. Burhc John Clewents, r. ". utllon.
Coreressora Al Convention Edward ,. SIM. Patrick star
ley, James Raleigh, Andrew Gayigsr. ~ Fostqu.
Third Assembly Convsntlon-wm. White. James Csroiin,
". X Jopes Henry A. aearis. r. q. Quinn.
pifth Assembly Convention u Boot. A. Rraishaw,
John Nicholson, Jamee Casssdy. rer Lartn John Dnsn
EDWARD r. sIrE.
JAMEs WOOD, iran eetorv.
JAMES RALEICH.
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POLITICAL.

I OTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC UNION AssO-
~ caonA large and enthusiastic meeting OF the electors
Of this ward was hs Friday evening september q he
Tenth ward Hotel, for The OF uniting al parties
posed sectonAsm and the republican candidates. and for
The advancement Of the union electoral ticket in This State
The following officers unanimously eleced-Presdent
William g. Troup frat Vice President Peter NcQuade; second
Vice President Robert Beatty Recording Secretary Gideon
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10TH WARD
I'D q unity Conventjop-Edward L. Murphy. Adoiphno,
Fack
Firth Congressional Convenion-rhomas H. Ferris Corne.
Illus Wood Matthew Paen. Charles @. shaner George j..
Ferris Michael Smith, Thomas Bseeier
Fourth Assembly District Conventional. McManue
Sixth Assembly District Convenou-Johu Graham.
Eighth Assembly District Convs non-James Davison
Checvers John Hallswe John Sanger James H. Mead Ste.
phen A. Smith
Al primary election. held Clinton Garden l2o and l2,'
Clinton street. Saturday evening" Sept 90 In
call from the Mozart hail Democratic Republican General
Committee the above u, ket duly elected having
jority OF al the votes cast.
s sss:s$ / s saI4s Inspectors
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Il NATIONAL DEMOCRACY
AT election held Saturday, September ~, from
!oelock =. NJ At Fsys sol Third avenue 10 purusnce
70 the call Of the Mozart General following
elected -
Fer County ase JudlciAl cosventlou-Jsnes o,Br,su
Thomas FAY, Isaac W Sisr Patrick smith, Louis Beral
For Congresonsl Cow Brady, vuiay.
John ". Brown, Joseph Dunn. Geo. |. Green-
For Assembly Iorventon-1hns II. Uurh
Michael CONS erfor. Geo W. Weeks Joseph II pch hars
Fhzgersd kcber Jobnton John Grshsun, DANA n Coz
worh Fleming Geo. ,urrsn Thomas T. Dvyer, John Fiz.
patrick, John NIL laney, John Iynch.
d s%ssss 4 .%s,ssrrs. I..r.s'or.
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ITO LET-THE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE NO. 36s
Eas. Tenth street cens.ng Of I've Rooms two Bedroms
I'd Bedroom third DRY required Rent for the whole
W0 Can be seen from 10 10 II o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

ITO LEr-HOUsE NO. 81 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET; TO
be put in most thorough repair for i'm
has all the requirement. Of geneel residence Rent
and taxes Apply B. B. DYER, agent for A. J. Blocker
Bon Co.. No. 957 Broadway, corner Of Twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

HOUSES TO LHT.-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
III brown stone House. with all the modern imp rovements
81 East Sixteenth street. near st. Georges church. suyveesnt
attic brick House. in order lis Maedoneal street near
lighh street, rent $500. APPLY to r. AUERBACH No.
0old street. up stairs, from Ito 4
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

CKNTRAL PARK EXTENSION NOT,CE-NorICr rS
~ hereby given that the Commissioner OF xstnste and
Assessment appointed under tho enled AN ao 70 alter
the msp Of The city Of New York by laying out thereon pub
April ls WI receive evidences and hear Arguments a. 70
The value o. the property for the enlargement OK
the Central Park at the office Of The Commissioners l Broad
Of Duane street, from the day OF pr,l nett To
the 10Th day OF pr excudng Huudsss) between tha
hours Of IL and Al wbsch time aud place al per-
sops interested the subject invited be present
TIE property provided " be taken eunstned whhin ms
foowi iua and bouS by the soutbs
SIDE 6 street. poheriy by ll0h street. cssserly by be
Ftfh avenue, and wesAery by the Bighth avenue
A AsWEpy y = d sLEsekha }eona..,orer.
RICHARD KELLY,
YORK March n. 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

mo IET-TwO NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
hrick dwelling houses, situated on Eiahty 6rst gtrcet
Tes OF Third and the Central Park; houses
are Formulated with modern water
fprnaces &C. and stable and carriage house be had
reonirrd For particulars inquire OF FRANCIS 0EIGER'
sodtbWSst corner OF Third avenue and Ishty first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

ITO LET-TBE sKCOND PART OF TWO STORY BRICK
House. In Domnick street, between Hudson and Varck
stroets Coz ssng of three large the second floor
ono n he attic basement with all the modern improve
merts rent $780, Inquire a 269 Canal street OF j. K PAL
viENBERG or Is LispenArd street
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YUO LET-WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION IF RI
quired part Of Ahandsome House, furnahed or unfur
rished 70 gentleman wife, In the Seventh ward
MsrSet street. house occupied by The Apply at 40
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U,BE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF THE BOARD
of Councnmsn viii hold needing IN rom No C1T ba
on Monday hear parties Interested on the subjects
JIM TROTTER, on
sF NUNSCN SAmcsmcn6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

nUMARp ChHAP DANCING ACADEMY, 257 BOwRRY
~ Lessons 81 per month, Wednesday aud Saturdays
Tuesdsys and Fridays a. Private Lessons 500. Every dance
tasght In enc sopen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

mO LEr-FRoM MAY l, The LARGE THREE STORY
brick House. with Extension and Attic, Basement and
under Cellar N complete order los East Broadway with AL
modern ements between Market and Pike Streets ths
80 hocr in the street; ocoths halls chandeliers
xss fxtures &C. Inquire Of WILLIAM CONROY, l9 Pearl