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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

NEW ORLEANS, December .. 1885,
70 the Honorable President and members
xsx,,rr,x. Of the Board of Assistant Alderman
y rHnTI4lGMEM-Fhe unSlersfpned 0IUmars
Of property Third street, Fourth sc NAV ~ Sa ~
oaoe body cause to be advertised and sold acen IN law
contract 70 make brick sidewalks bordered hv
On both sdes Of Third street from Drssdes
specifications Of the City Surveyor e w i,neS @ha
John L. Davies eas...
Watkins JONES' on aeos
William Malady. on0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

10 the Honorable the members sf the 5#z5-z#
x1ru Common Council City of New Orleans.
M E the unCersigness oxy !, e.a n ..a n ass q =.
9 On s.her SIDE q Robertson street Canal and Com
streets respectfully you honorable body 10 sell
70 pafs @ ins aboye named street With stones In
s., sg @ section y Of new City Chatter approved March
city Surveyor sad work addcaied to the owst biadar
and to be done wiho delay. = 'sae"ees e'eu'i'
New Orleans Jan. 30 1850
\. Grosart 1Si 80
ii. Baebs iaa
,.-. JAS. A. HOPKINS,
secretary OF the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
APHonorabe Consel Commun de la Nouvels Orleans.
1 Es soussignes proprietaires SUR leg tIeux
eoles u Ia rue toberon entire Canal
m asnanden, yoe honorable corps fairs vendre
m pour paver In dite
nndent la Section l9 Gharte ds Ia Ye Ia po
mars 1866 ct danres les specifications u voyer I In ve
git oiVage sara sendn plus bRs snchsfsse al svra Ts
fat inlnaliatement . e' "efi" ete
Nouyelle 0rlaans 80 ianyer lse0 z....
Michael Nolan,
Pour W. A, Beecher. ,oo ,i.,,
g. Hrasant, 15I Pi'u'.
II. Beebe, ION
,,o Ia o. JAS. A. HOPKINS,
M law wv secretaire du Bureau des Asst Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

Nv as br0Hg Int to the City Police Jail ON the
w lUth OF May 1850. the black boy GIPPY, Saws he be
longs TO MI Henry yayo who lives Oyster Creek Texas
he feet inch high aud has forehead and
full breasted. |s' ~ =
ihe owner Will call and claim his property according law
ED. BLANCHARD, :
r,,a., =, .o Keeper of City Police Jail.
HENRY DuREI4
Je2 lot gz ~ For Eomutrollar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

w as brought to the City Police JafI ON IN.
9th OF June, 1850 the boy LIGY. Says he belong
70 en DAVIS who lives in the parish of ST. Bernard Said b5
- teei nigh and has small scars on the forehead
and Is about Is or 10 years of age - ~
The owner will call his property according tn law
Ed PIANGRAHD,
- Keeper of City Police Jail
iell 15t For Ga,mp,ra,,s,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

SetitHIy BOARD OF Adefmnn !
i N0UyELLE- ORLEANS s dtce,nbra 1850
rhonorable President e du Consel floyn,,y
M ESSfEUHS-Ies soussig igues nromrs a1r f,,.s
. taasant iace la Troisiems Quatfiema Dsc da
nahoent yotra honorable corps anraoncer
.as%en TO- % Ia o un contIa confeoon dc banauettss
s ayec pierTes do bodues 1t rgoes en- bnis
eolss de la rue Iroisieme des nryadas 81
vile. - p W aesis au qoyer dc La
John L, Davies, 8a ntaas
WatkinR Jones, ON
William Msady an
tal4 1awsv ss.,eto,. q. Jas asa Al HOPKINS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

Mas brought to the City Police .Jafl 0n 4 M
th OF June 1850 the black boy LEWIS Says he belongs
70 Dr Longhborow who lives the parish of St. John Baptist
uppe front teeh missing and Is about 40 OF age.
my o"her Will eau anu claim his property according law.
ED. BLANCHARD,
pa,,.,..,s r.. ,oc, Keeaer of City Police Jail.
,s,,, HENRY DUREL,
Jeii lot FprC CoJnnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01

SeshsAp Psrt-rsbork Powell Wtn'asDn 4. l., ob-7 -
y. y X. Usonsp ~ 4 90.
Sissnsship MontioeAo Gsser Washiuon, ~ c. vs. No10N
s-s aud psss H. H. CrolnV FL Co On TIE III. q Smith
fDt passed siip 3 from 1--we pool bound 90 Batm1re -
S.she ha>se % baPP lsnnocs sed o1s Golden IRA,
"a Baltimore.
sesnshp Po;,Usc Watson Barulore sg8 Nor,ok, niise
ss pass to H. b. srosnNe Co % III ssh inst; 90 hoss
SsNd exclaimed szs IN slip win 0s oifore topgelalt
5sl ocuier " dano'e
sesaship rsspsco vs sortlsd rna... ud pee, to H. h
fFotnwell I %.
ship He,e.is Tizins Ant~erl AID pa htix OFT n I'D
3tsf DIAL koa Oct 70 mdse and A., VIM WlLoes H.
sss s1pesuced vary hssyy Woh-T tsn Il cvs wet q &c
esrsnd Banks viii h-e,y from >. W. 10 w 1871 us
NIX n q Ion aJsl oIohansed ds ~th zip Revenue bound
sst
John ~ Smith Co. III, BAN Anus White l. Rsitio,e
x.d few d.yS previously Hes experienced s1,ese!on Of
Tfx1stss fost ALL Nov. Il, Lat p 20 lon e. 3s 80.
ksa he Wing Com Phllsdephs ier IsYsyr. d4ys ouf
(of Boston, Gorhsn, Havana Nov To- IIsd
D<vg t,ssher; bees liz dSys north Heitsgas Nov
~ n r. - 70 Jok barb TsSisn Star from Galveston
-Bsf ~ Tsans (Br ofYSneath 81 Durhes, ArdIo.-
ga = s1ss df foh 20 Eini0n Bros bes e2psrecsd bssVy
-sebs - dss veFt OF sable i-.id 9th hesvy we-
lcf sSspsrt Ds,ersui halsa Oct 10, Ps.ss
<oxSksl<kk fsh 70 05nbeE W1ks Co Exprfasaosd very
yy sssbsr nsTtt3 forward hou.e stovs bIl.ait spnt
sd &>,sn tn& 81 - ~ isH o. ~ 1s'sed ess osoe.essa
srsa Ysrs L~..s r.s. sasys esssen i<.
40 Ssf.sslsf ksseL vSGs, ss,ss'hr's sris Sses
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NENTRAL RAILROkn q NEW-IgRsEY.

~ From foot Of Courslandi sConneinss Hampton Jpns-
don with Delaware Lscts~snua sut Western Railroad aud Il
ksson with L.hish Valley Rsiosd sd M oonnsodoa 9suns
Direct line 10 Hnrsburs vithoH. change Hcars
WINTER ARRANGEkENT-Co tnn1euaLas E,yeahsx L
R60-Leaye New Yori ~ foAows:
HAsRIsBrRG EHPEsv-At a. m fer fss<os R.AunS H.,
hsburs, Msuch CHUNK WILLIAMSON, &c.
MAIL TRAIS-Ats a m. for E1s,on Wnsr osn sx.a.on
Greet Bend Pi.ts,on, VIII >sbaEYe &C. W
IN. TBsosss TxAis-for Eaton A.pch Chuak Rsaans
PsttsytDe Harrisburg, &c.
AZ rzEorsH TxApFOr Ess,Ou and int.1u,sii.ss sta
lions
$3.50 WAY TzAIs-YOr sO.nesrls sniirroSrusK.e STA
honL
Train from HswYok arrives Harrisburg IL: noon Ia
connect with trains Ponnsyvans Csnsrl Rsro,A
east and west Northern Central noriA and south aid VIA
Cumberland VSlsy RsErosd.
TLIEAsrflPoRr AND NEv-YoBs FEaRI-Lesvo New York
from Pier No Nosh River a. and m, $50 and D. a.
LxAyx ELILABrH-At ,ts5 sad s.l5a H. l;2o aud &:S
p.
trip each way. JOHN d. STERNs. superintendent.
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s-.pAjp-HuDisyille, POI Ssylnh, II. A. crosnH~I A
Roanole C,s0ch NOrfOik. Ludun .ssSutl-nt Empire
y, Baxter Izyans Jeln Roberts city q Bsltmo-e '5r)
ns<yi. lfsfTpsol, =. q. Dale
tsdp-E. H. Hodres, Li,efpool. Keress Co
Bxks-Peninebet Leighton London, zsaa iAls Ie Co
E<stss Lshrop 81 Martha, Canthegue, oc, Handy Nv
as witt PsDas, Biddlo Belize Josiah lex.
BEsss-LiDoolu Hopkins, Eissoihperi, K p. bacA Co
N frowbrfdss, keD DenIsr, u. 1ToVphtae AaOuoos1ca
N's Norfolk Mescalf DGcsni E3za Aun HerrieS Ofsus
a, Thompson Hnneg,
s@y1f; Depot Bradford $, aniyegS H. j. q A Drwo1i
NeAh9e (Br Crimes 81 John n. H.. ~. r. DeRofi y Z.
fi1ayd Hjcksqsn Gsiye son EOreso Bnes j. p Dough,
~ MURPHY Wilmington. jas Hand; C. r. Mo.,er, Aen, S
ISnc Pas G. J. BrcokveL; Robin, Jsotsouviie Th0pp-
Hunter D. G. Secretion King Norwich, MASTER y Sui
t82sy Cooper, SSynsh, MoC4esdy, Mot to dysc Nsey
Assse TunpcO O. " ESQ Srsveron A. n Bzztle'i Rt.e',
sszgus q. g. J.. J. Peers
. Soof--y J v lt.. Dayton. Arn.llsv,1a. M.r.i
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STEAMBOATS, anh Railroads.

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RlVER.-Ths splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New ORR even
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a. ocock 2
M and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a. focook p N. from Pisr No
Hsresner no rooms win be regarded secured o any spp
cant uutil the shall have been peid fcr.
Freight Boston s forwarded through with great dPAleh BY
WG BORDEN, Agent. Nos. 10 and II w..,-'t.
CALENA and CHICAGO UNION K. r. Co.
NJ FROM CHICAGO 10 DUNLEITH and ST. PAUL
FROM CHICAGO to FULTON and CEDAR RAPIDS.
This hne In connection with ho Illinois Central K X Co
Freepor through without change Of cara TO Dusi so
hence BY daily line Of first class stosnboststo
PRAIRIE DU CHEN,
Mc6REGOR,
LANSING
LA CROSSE,
WlNONA,
81. PAUL,
and an other points the Misxsdppi Rysr. II connecss q
DUELEITH through the Illinois Central r. K 70, with OU
BUQUE and PACIFIC r. R. Co, TO lsDEPENDENCE, Iowa
snd al FULTON with the IOWA and EEBRAbkA K T. CO.
10 CEDAR RAPIDS Regular daily r!ns run morning and
evening manned points and Sleeping Carr o 81
eked night trains The attention o. travellers 10 and moan
Ne North West especially invited to Ibis route Is he most
pleasant and lea uing TO hst region Th,o1En zoe
and full information may obtained at the AGENCY on the
ALEEA and CHICAGO r r. Co, Of Courland st. ADD
Brosdwey and at all the principal ticket sseoes Il the
East ana 81 ~ A-'e'A ' T. B. TALcoTr, Goal. Sup.
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IN rsnesmsnChanss Of rme Trains NsYe foot ei Co.sS-
ssdt A. Jersey City Ferry d>ly Sudays ssoefsedl q
sd'i1 m for suses3 end 80 ~ Tor sonsoy.; snd
1,S p M Ienve honsey a. m Lesvs PSsInoas q $50
snd 1913 and 6:tb On Se.ardays WI Ps-ssrs
Ssi VII leave New orb Ton PieTmont IL s.opvn.
al stations On Sunday nsbts Mia aud Passenger
esre Suarn and Psrnous ss l05 surviving e. Ne1-
Yoss AZ ll0 Stages connect for iIacknsses Nyk Now
CNy, and Hsvefsarsv. B. s. SEYMOUR sup't
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD PHIIA-
IN DELPHA and the SOUTH aud WEsT, Wis JERSEY
CtTY-Mol and Eprcss Lines leave KevYo n ard II
M and and p fare 81 Through ie,s sold for Gin
nnsd the WEI and for Wssh.1Ston Now Oriesnl aid
e South te and through baggage checked TO Washington IN
]. W WOODRUFF, Assistant suporl1t.ndsa..
obsse win be received Tor Ay tras DELI, ssd and
checked Is minutes N advance Of the tue otlesyns.
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SUPREME , G0uRI.@WALIER oyiN, PLAIN.


his wife Arthur \ Quin, Chass H. Quin Gea,. I. - IL
John Quiu John T. Devsn individually arS a. as I. VAn
rni,.sstcls Of Arthur Quir dVcea.ed AND David NE "a
tendlt-, IN ps-on.ln pnrtugnee VI judgment ~ 49, as
CUur, 81 the First District besEDg date hs sh
Sep,cube1. 1859, !, WILLIAM WATSON, hc Referee 10y,
aid jllymrnt named, Sin SILL = PUBLIC AUCsIrOso
inc MERCHANTS EXCHANGE In the Gity % New. yo,s -
Anthony J. Bn'lk"r CO. sug 'urers, on THURSDAY AZ
lOih day OF January, 1901 IL clock A u that aAv VI
tia c,raiu To-, piece parcel ~ Ind with th. Sti,
lhsreo -i,ns wing sud has IA VI" Nuih Ward o. toe CITY ~
ksw.Yol bounded and lescnb-d follows: begunins N.
point on Che iot.lerly s Of Hamoodssret distant w.ntv
two feet westerly ouo north e,cry corner Of .sAlss
AID Hemnod rp the,cs running nohery Il right ang'..
o .A,d Haulrotiee my iesS thence westerly parallel WITH
N,maonstrcet twenty-five ieei thence seutherly, at rh,
s.,. TO H., 1nd sSt MY feet, 20 tie aid noby I'm.
lsiuuod -ce and 'hrnce es-,ctiy along e noery ne
AUa A thst ceran lot ece parcel Of Land Ni'h fhs
H,ilasg iioAa wing snd beins the Ninth Maid
al. y Of New logk bounded aud desc bed ss follows BsSA
g point The ucr,heiy hne OF IiAmnondstree dAaa
o, -four e.t Westerly From The nor,t westerly oonsa Wsf
tns aud Hsnond theme. running nohsry rsh
All .c 70 aid usnmcdse< cry iei thencs westerly pss
ld with HAluend e live ci aud slyhi ches; then ley
efy and psse With Neshngton stree, hc~a test sea four
inahe thencc westerly and parallel with Hsulendstocl
eni,cn feet thence sesheI aud parallel With Wa.hnston
street Eileen feet and four inches thence cestey parallel viii
Hammond street ieo and eight luches theoss sseAer.y
and right snKles 70 HsmIout street. ny feet - the ssl
nOhoy hnn o. Hammond and theDce eetsrsy sns
the nostherly limo % HannondkteeL twenty two Test ne
place Of beginnings together With al aud snsaSy the hs-s
aeus and sppaensncss thereto tesns or Ia sny st~
pnrtalung -psisd rlA kovemhsr, lsseh
Ne NeesWss.s wrLEfs wArsos, Rss-s-
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esoRsr NJ. Drsxrrr, sec'y. " % "
TIE rwepty.arst Iudepeudent Association.-Tt

The TweDty.hrst Independent Associauon;- 80
of December s. TO be held the Annual Charter Election for or
ce Of City Government We are then TOW Tor an Aae.
man and b Councilnen, who, members Of our Common
Council win direct in the expenditure of some Five Millions
annually Of city and also iST rnn sns quarter
TIE eocl and educational interest. OF ssht hnnderd
thousand people and the OF sI hundred millions OF prop
erty are % be ccnhded these aud whether or
not ell equally affected by their measures FOR the Pr
pose Of securing The election OF honest ana capable men ~
under the name Of TIE XXIST WARD INDEPENDENT
ASSOCIATION and ,0ci. your cooperation win them me
and National Politics aud ts only object to rescue our local
s the hands 81 piy ay a 10 their
personal advancement The plan Of the As.ocst9n y, 70
spc4 Of power shall be used for the best men 10 nomns
cn by all parties Of the day. and thus compel these parties
the member. Of the Association they simply
inquire the character snd qualifications OF those VINO seek
local Office and lay before you me result Of tnei
FROMEKT From the personal knowledge OF some Of our
members and the testimonials We have NON
Of the sbe,, standing az to bis e.
pacy and integrity We are iuly sahhed thai
Re VIII discharge duties of the office with Ahfaness and
ssrdiaes for councn.n on the ies different parties
during brec four days owed US since Their nomination
end h''' CHAR CHARLES S g Snf PnS &c Rcpubc
JONATHAN T. TRoTTER Republican.
g. ID. BINGHAM Nstioual Union.
EDWIRD TIMPsoN, Mozart.
ALVAH 7. CANFIELD, Union. - ,
For School Commissioner, recommend JOHN DhEN,
PORT 10 well TO nearly all Of as an efficient ard
competent lie has served in this ONCE many years both
p M. old Public Schools and under the present sye with
great and ability and consider hi. services to the cs-e
pYEgnI For Trustees EpviRD N. BLoon, WnLIAs L.
CoewK Oil owhom we can confidently recommend 70 your
II n NJ scHIEEKELIN. WIN; Z DODGE, Job, JOIN T.
PHELPS, GEORGE GREER, A. b. CLARK, MASON b
.. SMITH, THOMAS HITCHCOCK, ADoN SMITH ";
CHARLEs p LuFF THoMAs cRAsE W I'm Il McCoN
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OyrIcaL VoTg OF MAsSACHusErrs.--The follow
Ina h the aggregate of votes for the tnt EectOr q,
Large on each of the Presidential tickets blloteS ~ the
Ase election.
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Efeai Nctifes.

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT-N
~ EQUIrY-Cry and County Of N.w.Yort.-sARAB
ntosh Hunter Jok.uns NJ Hunter AID huadred nBs os
Observation-Disclosures Sun for Relief CcIupssnt
serysd.--To Tia. sbOgs Dt.eDdAnt- EDWARD MCINTOSH
HUhTBR ana JOHAhNAS N. HUNTER; Voc are hereby
summoned and requi-ej the amended complaint
this action, shich hd IN the Ohe o the Csrk the Chy
and County Of NeYcsh :, ths City Hall Of said city and 70
serve aeopy OF 90 the sid amended complaint
che sab,ciibe. - h oice number Bceman street. IN 10
Ny 81 Newly ORR within tsiy day. zler the sylcs OF s
summons on eKeluye the Asy OF such service e
you ian % .osve tht aid snended complaint within the time
AFORESAID the plaintiff IN this asou Will apply 10 the Co1n
tbs relief demanded IN tie
JOHN Z. PERRY, Piaintiais .so1.y
a Rs.k ~
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Total. ....",.

Sowing to the omson OF the letter A. IN the returns from
sas Bedford the that city iaT Reuben Chap
..n Repnblcsn kector at Large, thrown oa ~ 'he
s1suncn
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To the Citixens OF the Eighth judicial Dtstrtct-
Q6tb 2b Wards -I hardly need tell for Is notorousy
true that Candidate the Office Of Civil Justice for this Dis
ci has been forced upon against your wills and ssans
the ong OF nearly all who have been consulted
on thu subject II Is equally notorious, that this has been
brought shout through thu umentty Of secret Caucus
liberal of money, and the engineering
Of the notorious Tombs Lawyers In the city OF
Gew-Eork.
This practice forcing Candidates for Office upon the people
whom they compelled % vote not vote at al has be-
odcu and de.eabe tina, al good Citizens have
nesy desired this injurious system OF selecting Csndi
les abolished And win be sbosbsd the people
stamp with their reprobsiion And to give them opportsn.
y 10 the coming Charter Election Ut the solicitations Of
hundreds Of NV fellow citizens ohey myself Candidate for
the Office Of Justice Of tho District. -
do this hr because know that very large number Of he
Citizens Of the district no, majority OF them desired me TO
b. The candidate for the Office and hsys Of
their support secondly because familiar with the duties Of
Office having discharged them for several yesr faith
snas Win give death to the sysem OF fore
ing obnoxious candidates upon the people by OF private
and purchased nomination. For the above reasons
appeal yon M support promddn elected to discharge
"' N- " Wv AN5OH WILLIS
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A Card

Frou, The n. Y Evangelist, Nov ~ 1850.
HATS CAPS AND RCRs-As Winter Is coming on, every
body beng wrap In thick coats and oYescosss and 20
~. on caps aud gloves Fus all tho snd every
.sage ,he PAD u covered With wolf sin robe
To those need o such srtis take great pleasure
In commencing the establishment OF Mr.. J. w KELLOGG
No M Capd which fond by long experience to be
one Of the yer best the city The tcss uniformly Of
good material sud made IN good taste The assortment Of
ctiens and completes the sentlensns bats
are made dnrsble light and soft TO the head
house where 10 always 70 be
esed The courtesy sud where he ROY With
entire conhdenceo whatever j. sold being exactly what l.
Represented.
We call attention 10 th establishment, not at The request Of
e proprietor even by his knowledge for he viii bo much
surprised anybody be az seeing this notice bat simply
sxp>4. The PLEASURE have always found IN dealing with
iiId. courteous, honest, and Christian
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To VIM. 4. stewart; ESQ, Charms

: To VIM. X. stewart. esq, Chairman Adermanic
Convection tXIth District, Xxx Werd.
DEAR SH When consented 10 receive from the Republican
Convection which you preside the nomination Of Alder
ofhis District did with the that noin
nation would acceptable to- aud receive the hearty
doisersrnt Of the Republican party ofthe Dis,hct.
alss the evening received the nomination OF
Alderman from association Of Republicans meeting at Liberty
Hail. IN a2ds, aud having thus supposed received the
nomination Of the Republican Associations Of the District
and IN addition thereto received the from both Com
ntie. that the only candidate whom they could
bsmoionsy unite reluctantly and contrary to my own
w and DESIRES consented to become the Republican cGnd
date oI Adernan Of tho District ind that matters not
ed determined 10 run thereby insrng the Election OF the
Democratic candidate and feeling disposed to be censured
and bch responsible for such result respectfully beg
leave tender my heartfelt thanks the Convention which
unedy nonnsled and ask them, in view Of the facts
and above stated relieve Of tho nomination
which do hereby most respectfully decline
Very truly yours JACOB L. DODGE,
No. lOl, West 3Ith.st.
Reolred Ths In accepting the resignation OF Jacob L.
Dode esa who unanimously nominated a. the Hepuo
ican candidate for Alderman OF the XIth Aderman District
the Republicans Of the XXh Wsrd at ious OF the
peculiar and qualifications OF the said nominee Tor the
faithful and honest discharge Of any aud all duties incumbent
upor and heartily zraed at the com
nendsbr and sefachfinr spirit displayed In his withdrawal
Ut this time and that while regret that his retirement from
will prove loss TO the Municipal Councils OF inc
City hail with pride and delight the patriotic real and
devotion thus manifested In his preference for the success OF Re
publican principles Ia the selection Of Charter Ocer, rather
than the grathcson Of personal ambition.
WIN r. STEWART. Chairman
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Gperial Notices.

Guerial Notices.
Mr. Lord. Last Lecture In Clinton Hall viii be
given on MONDAY ENENlNG, Dec 3 at O'clock Subject:
Lord Bacon substituted for Mary Lyon Tickets % oents
New-York Typographical Union No. 6.-Thers " VI
he regular monthly meeting Of the shove Union hold at their
rooms No I63 Bowery, THIS Saturday EVENING at z
o'cloci. The ANNUAL ELECTION Of OEiIcERs for 1871
viii tale place this evening P. II BROWNE President.
ID. W. FINN Rec. See.
Ierfure.-The Row VIM H. MILBURS will deliver his
ceebrsted lecture What Blind Man Saw IN England on
MONDAY EVENING Dec. 3 O'Clock, vt the Bedfordst
r. Church corner Bedford aud MOrtonsts Tickets 10 be
hid a, tbe door the evening Of the lecture.
The Association for the Relief Of Respectable
AGED nd INDECENT Females an bold their tsh AMI
VERsARY on MONDAY, the I'd inst at II O'Clock, In the
CHAPEL Of the ASYLUM No. las Est nah a. vhes the An
pusi Report VIII be read. and al address delivered
Yost-Ofuee ketice.-T1IE MAILS for EUROPE. va
gOITHAMPTON and HAVRE pei Z. 4. ytesnsl CITY OF
BALTIMORE VIZ close si this Office on SATURDAY the lst
DAY 81 December " 10 o'clock - IA.
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To the ra1-PayerS' ana Citizens Of the Twenty
FlVst Ward. ~


Nav Yoaa, Dec. ! lseo
On TussDAY Oe's the Eee''on for Charter s0d s'aoo'
The andsrspsd, ,..rsy,qs citizens re.iden, IN the xXs
wd bcevin THAT the evident necessity for reform 70 or No
only as relied upon administer our local Coy
honestly pleauc ssug you, without regard
'r'y' to unite x xlf iss" tRo IN EsSPRp s q
Who has been nominated Alderman Of this District =,
FROMEST a. every wsy reliable and OF envabIe reputation
Il of Ss e ns pds .a he ..s
sufficient pesOusl knowledge Of his fitness have taken
1 to ss IL Hs h. . sgts
and the beei that his election viii benefit our Ward
and promote the general welfare Of the Fly
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SS SsS + $M 4 StfakS
CHAs GOULD, ALFRED COLvHL
r. H9f stf + 6EscAN M Ahhas MY
J. J. Aston Ja, p aLpr a. ;, sTEVENs
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And many others.
PoIitical-FLAsTIC RINGS fastening ballots be
eSt. No II John..t Brosdwsy and Of C. W. BRoWER,
COZ ner OF ls.h.st. and Ahav.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Dr. CHARLES g. BROWN
For Councilman,
With SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
Iatf l4h 10Th, 3lss, and I'D Wards
JONATHAN T. TRorTER.
oy syoosb Pe ss5tGIS SsrsslSsscc DISTRICT
TO- H. ~ and 18th Wards
ISAAC MC0AY.
Tweuty.second Ward.
TAXPAYERS NOMINATION.
for Councilman,
EDWARD T1MP50H
3, IA ma s I Fsr yi SsI vs Win and XVII w1a
'' ~ JACOB PECARE.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
Daniel barrow,
The Repsbhcsn Candidate for
ALDERMAN
otthe With Aderrnauic District (Ixth and XVIII Wazds)
Ipdepepdent Republican Nomination.
JOHN. L. BLEAkLEY,
For Alderman Ist Aldermanic District
Charter Election.
,.ssn.bIs ,s.s. by THOMAS HOLMAN, steam Printer,
Railroad auilins, conner Of Centre and p" hie-sts.
The Finance Co 5nrnittee Of the REPUBLICAN CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE requested 20 meet az No oB Broad
way on SATURDAY EVENING Dee. l. 1T {! o,cock
~ w. r. STEWART Chairman.
Fifth Senatorial District,
Comprising the 10Th, 18th, 18Th, and I'm "6dA
For CounciiDdns
JOSEPH L. PERLEY
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Receipts Of Produce.
ayv 3n2l bbs Flour 90 30 bush. Wheat, Bo 6u-
Es zose bssh. Data pigs Whisky SU ~ e. Provisions.
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