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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

vert attack, inuendo and the ike comprise his
stock In trade. But the mack has been torn off,
and the public can see him just ~ be is. He
will call NO man traitor here.
QUEsr1oN.-Are our people Of Dav-
export going 70 take any steps towards secur-
ing the location of the Government ArssnAl at
Rock Islsnd II il matter in which every
property holder should feel lively interest.
Il it not beet to hold . meeting and have the
matter talked up . little. or are ve to cit down
and trust to luck. A thing that 10 worth hav.
ing At oil 10 worth working for There is NO
doubt about that proposition. and ~ . public
work Of such magnitude would be Of great
advantage 70 this town, ve cannot zee Why
some effort 10 not made TO secure it. Let our
citizens talk the matter over. and come to some
conclusion before It IL too late.
STARvArloE BURGLARY.-On Monday
night the hou.e Of D. I. Young. on Laurel
street. nssr Fsrnam. vss catered BY cone
haasry individual Who succeeded in esptur-
ing and carrying away one-hslf barrel -four. .
quantity Of ham and some salt pork. The
house Of M. Yantis. in the same Deighbor.
hood. vss visited. bat the scamp found osly
oas loaf of bread in ~ exposedeosdition which
be took along 70 eat With the meat. Tie Ssl-
low has undoubtedly hungry family 70 sup
port, ssd il too dishonest 70 procure then Z
ljvisg in % honest way. W. hear Of too
masy asA sssasrssess lately. We VAN -
pahlis y b - ~ lssk sat ~ tAiaea
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DEATH BY SCALDING.-We regret to
learn that . Ii tie son-she only child Of Mrs.
Sprague, who reside ~ Eads Tow, Brady street,
vac very badly scalded by upsetting tub Of
no, water. Nearly the entire surface OF the
body was most seriously effected. DR.. AcCsrn
was called in and every means that could be
resorted to to relieve the little sufferer was
tried without avail. and yesterday about noon
death came 10 its relief This i. the last OF
Mrs Spragues family. Its truly sad affair.
FlaHr AT LECLAlRE.--On Monday
evening last. Charles Sweery and VIM Shan
non were arrested in LeClaire for . deadly ~.
sault upon Ralph P. Ditsbury. The damage
sustained by Mr.. d wss severe. The examip.
alton Of the offenders was postponed until to
day on account Of the low condition Of the
prosecuting witpess. Who. in consequence Ct
HE wounds, was unable to tell his story intel
lgibly His head receive ed several very severe
wounds.
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osAs. =. vfrAn JOIN =. A00BRs
RCGNAM 4 ROGEM0.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR ArIAW
"A ovvIcs, Davenport Block, No. -, Main st.,
osoooo fsoef. juu1-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

A. y. Il ID. KELLY,
DACkERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian lO-fwd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

BURrlS HOUSE.
NORNER OF IOWA AND FILTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb92dt
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]. w. HARRISON.


HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
II for trade for . large Farm-diference paid.
O6hce in Post Ufhos Block, opposite the DshocRAf
AND Nsws Of6ce.
june25-dtf
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Rebel Cavalry Captured BY sco.ts.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From New York.

NV 10RK. July 10.
The Brig Belair from Tsmpico, reports that the
schooner Ella thence for New York, had been cap
tured Of New Orleans - privateer.
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&. W. CRAWFORD,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
NO. IA 7rAdY street.

DROMPT ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN
i to sale Of Furniture At residences, or Stocks
Of Merchandise 1T Stores and Saiesroou. A good
assortment will be kept on hand al the tine
Cash advances will Be made on stocks Of Turni-
ture, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, etc.,
ETC., for public sale Sales BY Auction three tmss
. week. Sales cash st once. Post OAce Box llS
l6-dtf
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CLINTON HOUSE,
NEW PENNsYLvANIA HOUSE.

HORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa City, Iowa, }. TRUsDALL, Pro
priefcr. Aug2l-dtf
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rORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS / Sons, Proprietors.
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons De-
Witt, Maquokets, and Anamoss.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l -1y
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GEOH0E 4. HUDWRLL,
A TTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUB.
"a Lie; O11lcs, No. l, up stairs over smiths
vAnsty store, corner Of Brady and second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

- - SO'S'vH' WI. HALL,
CONG DON 4 HALL.
A TTOKNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW.
IA and Notasiss Public. Once, North-vert
ornsr Of Brady and second streets, up-stairs-
ANs"es On Dfsoy street. July 26-dtf
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EsIPLOYsIENT-FemaIes.

CLOAK MAKERS WANTED-STEADY
Owork t. good hands, Apply n JAS. A. HE \RN
q son, 40 Broadway, p
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LEGAL REPORTS TnURsDAY.


Dissenting OPINION IN he al Poiicc Cues
The Peoptc er ri G. y. titus rs tie Polio.
CommiSsioacys.--ln thi, case, which, on it
merits is sui siantiallv the same A. those 60.
German aud Hope, MIR Justice Mullen Ia, del
vcrrd n very lengthy dissenting opinion
Justices Cltrl,c and Leonard held that al
though the REALTORS had not rendered services
policemen. aud had engaged IN other lahOr- f.
profit, still, such act did not amount to a vacn
lion OF the office. They refused To act uni = III.
instructions # their sup'rioIs, and were not In
divilually responsible for the course TAX n Tina
opinion was briefly alluded to in tn" law colum
OF the SIM of Thur-day.
MIR. Justice Mullen hold- that the principl.
that man cannot hold tWOOr more offices at IN
anne time, whose duties are inconsistent will
each other, ia n binding and IN NJ full force her
now a, II h OF ever was in England under tn
common law: and that a, the relltur in thi- "a,
did no, report himself for duty ~ did MrCunc
whose claim was .uStaincd by the Court of Ap
leal,, but without - doing went and engage
in business inconsistent with hi- duties ~
policeman, he cannot recover, and paymcu
should not he rendered for the defendants.
Justice Mullen holds the samc opinion in III
ca~"- of Hope aud GOnmou.
THE 19M ward School Cise.-THcEtoDIe T.
,ei CtUmRiiHs and notAer r.. .nr.Ntpqs an.
Jnoker-rhis ease has been multitudc o
lllllt'N Nlhltt W lnt ~ y, NHt'u " WIS on tfl
before, and when upon appeal 10 the Genera
Term. On the appeal u new trial was orlnNd
which now came on for hearing. The phiutin
claim to have been elected tO the office of Ifus
tees Of the schools Of that Ward, anl that IN,
defendants usutpcd the Office Illegally.
The main ground get out in the complaint /,
that certain votes which were east for the plain
tins ~ Trustees of the "Public Schools" wen
rejected, because they were not endorsed "Fu
Trustees Of Common schools
The defendants deny all fraud, and aver tia
they are properly in office.
he case was put over for the term, To allow
plaintiffs to amend their complaint.
Court of General Sessions.
Before Judge MCCuSN.
John Van Pattcn was tried and convicted o
burglary in the "a degree, In breaking into IN,
house of Mrs. NJ. Goldman, No. llG West H. !
-ireet, on the night Of the 1t ri September last
and stealing thcreirom clothing, &c, to tn
| value Of :lOO. lie was sentenced 10 the Stat
| Prison for ten years.
Marcu, Cohen, ind ictcd for receiving stole
goods, was tried and acquitted. Adjourned.
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EsII.LOYMENr-Maie..

pAKERS-A THIRD HAND on BREAD,
- IL steady habits; none other need apulyi refer
cncc required Inquire In the store 9th or Ith ave
and 3ith It. 81
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BROOKLYN.

ANNUAL lNsrE,rIoS OF TuE BRookLYN
tee Of the Common Council made their annual
tour Of inspection Of the IiidgewOod Wate,
Work yesterday, accompanied 10y the Board ol
Water Commissioners, and few Invited guests
including cN Mayor Powell, Hon. II. c. Muir.
ply, &C.. The party occupied u carriages.
TrrAL ron MunpEn.-The Court oil oyer
and Tcmincr was engaged yesterday in the
tiial OF Henry T.. Curtis, Who stands indicted
tor the murder OF Policeman David II. Martin
The killing took place at the corner OF Wash
ngton and Prospect sts. Ou the morning OF the
9Th OF August last. The detail, Of the cas-,
are too recent to need repeating here. The eyi
dcncc on the trial was strongly against th'
prisoner lie was fully Identified The wit
ncaes on both SHE'S were all examined, and thi,
morning counsel will sum up.
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Fire. ~ CuAriro7 STREET ~ fire occur
red at IL o'clock yesterday incoming, in the
bcdstend mandatory u william HLott. No
90 Charlton street (rcar) The stock vas Dam
aged about SJOO. The Padding. c~ned Nv
John Russell, wa, damaged STOUT $500. Their.
was no insurance ON any Of sho properly in
jurei.
FIRE IN GREENK STREET. II huid lamp
cxplod cd IN the apartments of Elm Brown IN
the upper portion of the building. no. 129
Greene street about ? O'Clock YESTERDAY morn.
ing, and set the building on fire. The house Is
occupied hy a number Of colOrci finilis-, and
fortunately they all escaped without injury. -
Their Ui niturc was damaged about 800; NJ
insurance. The bullling owned by NJ Srott,
was damaged about $500; no Insurance.
FrEEiS Srfrotk SrRrrr. Y, stcrliy morn
in., shortly before O'clock fire va, d',cov-
cred breaking out in tn, rear portion ct the
second story Of tho building No. Ia Suir1lk
At. The alarm was given; hu. h.'Drc the lame.
were distinguished. the building was consider
ably damaged and the building adjoining No
l'l was also damaged. The following t. a list
81 the occupants and their losses No. i5J. l.t
hoor-Lharlcs lIrodhach, turner $3.50 no in
surancc A. llolhcrstadt, wood turner : 100
10 insurance. 3rl hpur-luhn Gri,,lmnn
tobaCorist, slOo--no insurance; G. xxi, lhach
turner, S2UO-no insurance. ilh hoor--uno,-
cupcd.
No. iIi--ha.cmrnt J. Bcchcrcr. wood tur
ncr, :jO--insurcd, lst oor-lnul KRAFT. lager
hcor saloon, t5p-insurci. "a foor-Erhnrdt 4
SNar,zwacll,r. fishing rolls 52jO-insur,d. ~
floor -lsanc Straus. military goods--nO iusur
iucc. h hoor--.l. Glcder musical instru.
mcnts, SjuO-no insurance The two build
ings owned ly Boyle, Gray & Marshal wcr,
damaged So the extent of s3,OOD insured lo
he Nfi tsiu pI hN ala
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The Volunteer Engineer RsEi%eut.

NOW Ar THE SEAT OF WAR.
Col. EDvAED W. SgRRELi, Lieut. Col. JAH1 u,
HAIL, Major RIouARD Burt.
EIas born accepted by the War Department ~ .
NOLUNTFIR ENGINEER REGIMENT, which In
cfease4 the pay ~ the soldiers +,
tS1l SEVENTEEN DOLLARS 8l7l PER
MONTH.
few more riggerA boat builders, ship carpsn-
LrrA pontincers, blaclcsmiths, miners, chopparA
iumbermeA. machinists, rockmrn, wheclwrighlz,
btler makers and rilroaders will be received.
None but healthy and competent workmen need
apply. .,
Recruits are under pay, mustered Into service
and furnished with quarters and rations At once.
Families IRE taken care Of 10y tile authorities.
HeadqaArtars corner Chatham and Chambers 81,
Rev York.
A few competent mon, horse -shoersI men 40
c,stomed T. horses, or wsRoners, will he received
IN the 'PARROTr BATTERY" u SIX riaed cannon,
presented by Mr.. r. 7. PARkOl.T, Of the Yves, Potni
fo,ladry-JAMES h. SMITH, Captain.
Enlistment fnr three years or during the war.
NOS S4Go'1Os
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Pouro intelligence, SO.

BuRGIAnr.-A youth, lG year Of age name
1hceioro Springstcin, was arrested yesterday b.
officer Nivcn, of the "a Warl charged wit
having on Wednesday night broken into III
restaurant a Fnn,is Fnirrc No. % Fulton 1t.
and stolen urrcirom three silver watch eases an
~ in coin. The ciscs were found at tho stur
If Marcus Jacobs, where he attempted Ia sci
them. Justice Connolly locked him mp for trial
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BrOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table h dsrivej By conf a-tso Il the Yir-,
lioard sias sach day


stocks were still ]-er Mi, morning, and far
her decline was experienced after the regular sas
si"u. Prices ne y 10 ~ per cent lower the spc-
cuiativc lsi. Government stocks were steady viii
few Offering yor the dSc.of iSSi % WA hid .nd
~ asked iur the resistsrcd, anil osH and ~ hrr
The coupons hsolr skies were y higher, and
Califr MA Il, y lower than ns, evening.
Money ia IN demand At cs7 per cent. on call.
TN r. 70 more business doing 1t 6E67 per coat. On
god cnllatcrals. Exchange on London was hr1n b.
day At si,ai0sH.
Tho Assistant Treasurer has called upon the
banks for A3,5 1000, being the hrs, instAlmens on
rh" u, negotiation OF Funded Stock. Under ths
active did'ur~, mrnls Of the sub-Treasury ths-s
ciis are male without Inconvenience. The drshs
cutnc Ia numerous aud Sor heavy amounts
On change today the -four market was Ave cents
over, with moderate demand for export and home
consumption. wheat was is2 cents lower. Corn
via without decided change. Fork was quiet and
unchanged. Brcf steady AMI L,rd = little
more active, Without decided change In pricea.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AItIurInN

The attention of houspkcCprrs Il ctlcd ~ the cN.
teusiyo sale u rich prlur, chamber AMI diningrsra
furniture, 1T the residence ljl West 2i-t II, near
9TH avenue, this Friday ancru.rn, At o'l,rk
precisely. The entire contents uf tire house, which
Is richly furnished will hc snld ~ tho highest bid
der fur c sh offering extraordinary induccmcnt, g.
huusokccpcrs amt the trade; elegant carpcts
throughout tho horse, with rrsrwuni AMI NAH NJ,
,ny furniture; elegant bedding, Sc. SIDE positive
rain ur shine. 100
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SHIPPING, &c.

CIlEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL BY
Stho Black Bail Line Of Pa kcts-Tho fist sailing
clipper ship COLUMBIA sails Nov. 2Sth. Fui
passage, apply On board Pier 20, y ut River, a.
JACOB WILSON, los South 1t. u22 BIO,
EOR LIVERPOOI-THE PACKET SHIP
l. EXCELSIOR, ut Pier 81, r. X, will sdl wedner-
day, the 2Ith. For passage, drafts on the Bank
o. ireland, apply at the office IT IIOMPSDN'S BLACK
Star Line, 40 Pearl 1t. me- 2iac'liO
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rs,. v,rI Ceorge Opdyke CIub-Rnlly.

Rally Rally All Union men n the Ward, irrcs-
pcctive Of party, who are opp ~ed to c,rrupion IN
Che CITY Government, and DESTROYS Of uniting for
The purpose Of Cltctiug honest man H. the Mayor
atty, wl meet at Kirchncrs Hotel, 2il Thiri avs.
On Friday evening, Nov. 22d, At : y O'clock JOHN
A. FOSTER, Pres; WIN ATKINSON, Vicc.Pr,s.
JAMES N. THOMSON Treas; WIN +. BLACK,
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Sth Ward n Meeting Of the Sth anil
PHI Ward lndepcn1ctt Union Club, hell AZ the
Iron, isS Nar. X IT. ou Thursday evening, 2lst, II
v1svnanuugsly resolved thatwe supprt the no.
niuNu'n II DAVID HlCINPOTIlEM, iur Justice 4
e., judiciary District Icing will satisfied, that
'p.m his ,hafaatcr and sterling worth that b" Is
20 nine lty qualified rthr position. G.. BOANELL.
Pic-'t :. W. BRADFORD, scy'y. III
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate OF the County Of New York, NO.
t,r IL hereby given 10 all persons having claim.
against JOHN w. BOWDES, late IT the City ri
81" york, deceased, b. present the same, with
vouchers thereof ~ the Subscribers, 1t the OH 'o
Of j. G.. Rms,y, NJ. l04 Cedar street, in the City
uf Now York, On or before the 18th day ~ Aprl
next. Dated, New York. the sth day Of Oetpbcr
leOl. ROBERT BOWDEN,
j, q. RAMSEY,
Executors.
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NJORTGAGE SALt-MARBLE MANU-
wi FACTORY. STEAM ENGINE. MACHINERY, 81.

CHAMBERS q fAlNTHllD, Auutnncers
Halrsr"rm H. Nassau u
Nill cell on Saturday, Nvy. 2?d, 1t II O'Clock, ~
Nos. 1906 1905, 1910 Rrn,d Sty, the stock aud ma
'hiuery uf an extensive marble mnnufprtnty, com.
pri-ing steam engine mi boiler, steam pump, shan
my, Iulics hangers anl h,tiug; a large stock a.
drishtl mar Ties, unwrrught marble IN blocks an
lh- lus's In marble and plaster, cucu site tiles,
Sc, &c.; Hl,o horse, harness, wagon, cart, OH e.
Hruiu re- % tons coal, too's, g., g.
III HIGH KFLI.I, Attorney frr M,rtga zoe.
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The Union Must md shall be- Prescry.

JACKSON Light ARTILLERY
REORt' ITS WANTED
10 SERVE for 1iIRET VANS, or nuurSG TuH war
Buglers, Bla ksuths, Harness M,kcrp, Hor4e
SAo,rs, g., wanted, 10 whom the bes, pay will lie
given.
For further information amply b. the healIuar.
tcrs 23G Grand IT. or l,lwefy.
EDwA MURRAY, Colonel.
JAS ,. FARREl. Lieut.. Acting Aijutant.
nj CLIO
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Noiice-A special meeting of the Mcmbcr-
Il Father Matthew T. A. u. S,iety, o. revise con
s,tuiion and lyo-l,ws, this Friday evening, ut
o'clock, at their hall, Sol BrupIue 1T. by order II
GEORGE FLEMING, Pres, WIN. HARE, r.. SCI.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT

uiNuuschold fi'uit re-, this morning, n ~.
u'crck pre- is,lv, ut 90 east eth ~, bet LeNn nn
and ith nvys, consisting Of fine rosewood parlor fur
uiturc, Biu, sls. tap -ty and mlr.an carpets bod.
ten - lurctus, wtsl stands, hair mttrasssa hss'F
md bedding. . ruf, beds tallts, chairs, rn,Scr,,
rirrort curtains. shades, rnss, china aml silver
ware, hl le cutlery, So. Sale positive. 1879
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A Meeting Of the I'M Mnrh iGrnrunnn.

dyh) Club, will be he'd On fdd,y evening Nov
22d, at No. s26 Houston st. The friends VI Mr.. or.
DYKE, Irrespective Of party, are invil u atteui
By order " SEiMON JOHNSON, President. VAL
INTlNE LEWIS, Secretary. %
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

MICHAEL GRACE, MANUFACTURER
Itl and Undertaken, NJ. ~ Prince st., door from
the corner Of Mulberry st. furnishes all artcl es for
Funerals, with punctml attendance, and cheaper
than can be g,t ut any place In the city. n25 fld
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TO LET.

DENTS RENTS-PARLORS, BASEMENT
~ Iodruoms, 10 R"nwick 4, al'o LIST h,or, ~
Jane NJ; 2 rooms, "a Hammond ~, aud roou4 ~
and 40 Washington ": all Ia go 81 ORDER gas ma I
water Ia; uo charge ill December, and yrig CHEAP
Inquire - nWiyk 1t. neg 3'1Ol
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MARINR INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.

5IfAh5HllS-CiHmpion, wilson, Aspinwan.
D II Allen; Fcnny Garner, spt ncer, Philadelphia, J
Hud.
9ittps ~, r.. ,y -, ~
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IL PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate Of the County # New York, a ,ticc Is
hereby given a. 1ll persons having claims a. dust
IIlEOPlllLiS I. IAPilN, late uf the City " New
York, deceased, t. present the same with vouchers
Il rr,uf t. the Sulsrib,r, 1t his office, Mis- south
street. IN Oh, city ui New Iprkuu or before the IN
day Il April next. Dated, New York, the 81 ity Il
October, 1851.
JOHN TAPPIS, Administrator
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Gil B--A meeting II the above club will he held
a, Bernard 7. Woods, 81 east 41st st. on saturday
the gath itst, at ~ o',lork N. Mcmbe's a,e re-
querted H. attend,as business " Importance Will be
tran ted. BY order Of -.
BERNARD p. WOOD, Pres.
61EPnEN FLYNN, Sec. PATK. ROONEY, Treas.
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AuCT1oNNOTHCEs.

A UCTION NOTICE-ExECUTOR'S SALE
n Household Furniturc-Thi1 day, Friday, at
10k O'Clock, ut private residence, ~ West iGth st.
dining ROOM furniture, ctul glass rlv,rwsrr,
knives and forks, tables q iirl spf.beds ctrpstng
aud bedding Of every desert. ton, curtains cor
h.s mont AMI kitchen furniture. A. CHAPMAN,
Auc'r 1gT
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Hogs Run
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES NOMINATION
for Councilman uf tie 9th Adcunauic District
JOSEPH Lyons MI 2isr03
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cratic Cluh.-The members are requested b. attend
meeting 10 he held ut Smiths Hal, cor ist ave and
ilth st, ON Friday, NV. ~, At ~ NJ. Punctn-
al attendance r,lu, stri. Hy order Of ED REILLY,
President, z. MARA, Sec. MI 2'ln5
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Williamson Guard, AItentIon-A

Williamson Guard, AitentiOn-A regular
meeting Of the Guard will be held At Nancr's, cor.
u 3lst ~. aud -th ave, Friday evening, 21d inst
At ~ Oclp,k, when all who iutrrd ~ turn olt
with them uu their annual excursion VA tie 18th
inst. would do well ~ bc present as business of
great Importance will hc Thought before thu ui. T.
ing. By order, JOHN u. ilEARN, Capt GEORGE
STEWART socry. nj 2is'ioI
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Sth Aldermnni~ District Union Democ rn-
tic n m.natun, Tammany aud Mozart Regular
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