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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-09


Smith. Williams CO.
S~o York Rctc,~a~,>
Duncan. Sherman Il Co j. i. jatlfay < sens
Ahl'm. Bells Sons. George II. Stuart < Co.
j. * j. Stuat; x Go. Ecl"!l Williams.
JAMES I. CLOSE, AGENT,
ian lily Office, Exchange Bloch, Alex, va.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AID MARINE IN
SUhAECE COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. III, MAIN sTREtr. RlcuNoNr.
CHARTERED EY THE LEGISi.ATuhn "r Va. IN 1852
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $40, 900.
rs1IIS OLD COMPANY inzures Buildings,
l. Merchandise, Household Furniture, aud Per
sonai Property generally, in city, Town, or conn
t:y, against !."sS Or Damage " Fire, on iHYo'&-
bic tcriaS.
Losses cqu,aby adjusted and promptly paid.
No charge Tor Policy Survey.
~" applications addressed to the Agent a!
Alexandria, viii receive prompt attention.
INSURE AND KEEP INSURED!
". l.. COWAEDIN, President.
WH.i.rAM Willis. In, Secretary.
EDWARD i. POWELL.
noY I5--ly Agent Tor Alexandria
ff2HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
{ ALEXANDRIA,, continues to insure against
Fire. generally, il Town and Country as heretofore
on the most reasonable tcrr!s.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
AsTroaT p. Cover, President.
william Gregory, Edward :. i!ough,
Robert Jameson. James ?. Smith
Thumas T. kc;Gh Robert =. Violet,
william II. Fo;ve, ThcIna* Mccormick,
John II. Brent, I. ". E@tties.
John 3. Uaingeriicld
z.s3~ O!licc hours from to !, and from .! 10 5!
n'clock. G. y. NATTLES, Secretary.
Vl''fe e!' Ei!'s street. '''' 8'' ''S"-"'
H"' III:
TsIHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
! OF ALEXANDRIA offers reliable insurance
10: such FIRE and MARINE RISKS as they
may receive at their Office, No. II FAIRFAX
STREET. also, as Savings Bank, receives
w =, wtb ,bn tir'G' ,r,nr ."U
'1fo9''NS 'A' .o5 - -
z>1 ~ III ~ ;,'
-: ""ho @'fi /, ! Htsl ~ ~, -,
II. >. AsA+F' =, ~ IA. ~ ->ic' ''5"'
CaSsl"a 1. Lee =. Eoe5h;
henjanit" LaF'o"' :; :, n6rTI1 - 1,
.s-..- n1r -. -. -. ~ :. ~ - - -. - :!
1yI-1ri, rtrrIEES aNI, S,rpANt:Enc ~
/, ollatrnv M,yrr,cTony. 30. III EIxc street,
sErwEEx WAsaIXGrox ASD Sr. AsArH STREETS,
and examine nav large and handsome assortment
y S3DULERI GOODS. as 10 not intend TO he
SURPASSED IN NV line uf business b. any ether city
a&ve OIL hand, ana am 1a!iy manufacturing as
lue and superior nj assortment as can lie iouhG II
any Of the Northern cities. Ny stock comprises
As great variety as can De lolnd III any otAcf
housc. consisting OF HARNESS Of all klndS icon
the !ne 4nl!t work Gown ~ tns "r"5' c"''' anu
p!""Sn harness. -. N'0 ~ '''T,
Soc Ac'''I'c', "'ccl .TPiiHS A''t' ,:5
trunks an" h'hhe' b"Ae3' ana al o'NI, nn"S' ,3,
down 70 the c"nthoN facElH5 ruins '>"''"isf:
BRIDES, MaCthsh'S: "h'$S' &C., AZ Hhe "a, a. W lhe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-09

Is PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
At Five Dollars per aunuin, payable in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

HE ENDORSES THE TAMMANY HALL WAR PLATFORM,
SOUTH OYSTER BAY QuEEss Couyy, Oct. Ii, 1851
GENTtEMHN-Your letter transmitting TO certain
resolutions adopted by the Democratic Republican Gene
raj Committee at Tmmany Hall the Sd day m October
inst having been forwarded TO at this place from
Albany, only reached TO-DAY. had supposed that
nv views in reference TO the existing state of public
affairs and OF tho duty Of all good citizens in this crisis
Of country history not unknown to the people
OF this State. and especially not TO the intelligent
pittee by whose direction and whose rcprcsen-
tstve you havc communicated TO he its resolves,
! dislike much t. appear before the public IS
letter writer at any time, especially just
the OF an election Knowing, as | well do, that
intelligent people in order to ascertain the sentiments
position OF candidate before them will be apt look
much 20 his last words forced as they may be by
the demand Of public opinion other necessities of the
occasion, 10 his antecedents, 10 the qE and unco,-
tt0ed If f,te duty tclch he has been pursuing
Sace Tie Of those Greats ,ceh cfsed ne
duty IT, with my friend eld colleague, Mr.. Richmond
have done anything rs member Of the Military Board
calculated 10 AID e citizen sodery Of this state their
patriotic efforts 10 their country in The field il
] have done argGt 20 recommend and expedite tho
raising Of military force adequate TO the nagn-
tude and demands II the crisis; II on occasion
nave refused 70 accept the preferred services of hase
companies who have en,reated te be permitted
10 aid in tho suppression OF Tho rebellion suddenly aud
wickedlv forced uroD u.s. u, IN word, official course
IN the trying through which have been PASS g
has not catrcly escaped the attention N my fellow ci
7ens and has been such ince; their approval.
woald much prefer TO point 10 that trier test Of
sdclity to principle and loyalty country Havng
united with colleagues the democratic State trt
ia addressing the chairman nf ihn Democratic state
Central Committee, in which sentiments arc very
fuiy set forth, and which coincide substantially VITA
those contained IN yoNr resolutions have 40 icsa.
ton in saying. rs now do in this explicit wat that
M oppressed IN those resolutions se mn cI nm.
probation. Respectfully aud truly yours.
y. r. FLOYD JONES.
~ Mcssrs. SwtENy, WHEELER, GENET MURRAY, hicnofy
and others,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

9he Conference Committee OF tho Fifth Avenue st. Nicho
las ana Taxpayers met at the Everett House Thursday
evening and passed resolution declaring it inexpeden
10 nominate membcrs Of Assembly. An executive com
ntee was appointed TO organize and carry the OBJ
lecis Of the organization Two OF tho Marshall Organize
toh ComEssee present, but did not participate IN
the proceedings. None Of the German committee we're
Vute and Brown and nominating VIM. G. Conor as the
lhion candidate for Sheriff. move like that was con
sidesed the only way thai MI parties coald harmon2e
There having been 80 much ilfcelng ENGINEERED be
tween the friends OF the present candidates IN the con-
ference meetings union could be effected either OF
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, oUroBEE q, 1861

mated Eery. In the Sixth district Nineteenth ward)
Dennis actabe was made the nominee Of tho Germans
QUEENS COUNTY.
The republicans OF the SECOND Assembly district OF
queens county have endorsed John d. Townsend the poo
PIES and Union nominee, for member OF Assembly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A ADVERTISEMENT 10 FAMILIES.
~ a VALUABLE ARTICLE,

n
n VALUABLE ARTICLE
DENsLow's GENUINE SHILLING BENzINE Instantly
crease MT and oil stains from the
wei as common silk and woollcn goods without injury
their color, texture ~ Llstre.
DENSIOW'S GENU1NY SHILLING BENZfNE Ia the
beat article introduced for the above purpose
only one that viii give perfect satisfaction.
pENSLGw GENUINE SHILLING BENZINE, nlthoush
TO have been thoroughly tested, and Its Immense and
daily increasing sale is evidence of its utility and popularity
DENSfOW'S GENUINE SHILLING BENZINF. IL far
the best IA asrccrahr to the French, much praised
tits vastly superior the thousand kinds called
double distilled, treble distilled, concentrated &c, &c.
DENSLOw'S GENUINE SHILLING BENZiNE IN addi-
ten being all that Is claimed for above is by hun.
opposition to its sale has been experienced from The trade
because shilling article but the public will have u,
s "sn IN Ne@ end ID Bookn n s ~
throughout the Union az drug and fancy goods
DENsLOw'S GENUINE SHILLING BENZINE n
the only uw.prceu artfe that he used without the
be applied Perfect satisfaction given by this genuine
article.
DENSLoWs GENUINE SHILLING BENZINE was
the lrsl Kind that put before the public moder
price, that could be introduced into daily In
every family at "A triling EXPENSE
dollars may he It's in every family during
year, at the cost of but few shiings.
DENLow's GENUINE SHILLING BENzrNE has,
within short time been inflated and few dealers have
undertaken the sale OF the counterfeit article Purchasers
recommended TO examne the label when buying and
zee that I, has pENsLOWs name upon Il The appear.
respect. except tho nse Of The name ca The label
Wholesale at the Depot No, i62 Broadway. and Of al
j0bhcrs Of drugs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Hon. John J. Sngerland, member Of Congress from
the Albany district died this afternoon of Inflammation
OF the lungs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27
Executive Committee or the German
League.

AT executive meeting Of tho German Union League It
was decided to fall back upon the nomination Of yue for
Sheriff. in place Of Brown, abou, which there much
trouble NJ the Everett. House Union Conference. Mr. A.
H. Lawrence WIN be endorsed the for District
NJ Smith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

y
The Republican Convention OF tho Fifth Congressional
district to-day nominated Mr. Samuel Ccopcr Tor the
dancy caused by the resignation OF the Hon William
Appleton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cashed
eno Information furnished by TAYLOR n Co,
Bankers, rs Vail street, N. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Co.'s kentucky and Missouri Slate Lotteries.
. ksATucsr, EXTRA CLASS 66-october 70 1851
a, "a, So, SO, 62, 81, 10, 10. IL, As, 40, 81.
- KENTUCKY, CLASS b62-0cober 2S 1861
o. 81, "a, n, 70, 80, A. 30, 40, IL, IL, 81, Is.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY Co,
Covington. Ky, or st. Louis, Mo.
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DcvIia * Co.

Prizes oshod In all EcgaifzcJ Lotteries
anu information gyea, by JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
~ wall street. up stairs, New York.
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Resignation OF William IL. Stewart, Re-
publican Nominee for Sheriff.


Resjrnntfon or yNiylian, IL Stexxort Rc.
-
P""AAe"" N"hiAhcc A"F S"cfH'
New YORK, Oct. 26, 1861
DyAp SrRfhis morning 7 recaivea vour motto or o5,b
sn.o.. ,,., - ... T., -. ). -. -. .
nss'' h1u'ns my WINS Al 'esP'c' W 'he oes' course
to be pursued by the Conference Committee appointed by
the Republican County Convention in reference 10
=, .,o.., - 10 sn,,or,ns =, ~. a.,.. 49,.
" ~ ~ " 'fp " w s oo"' anu re-
questnS 10 KNOW whether nominated FOR the office Of
Sheriff would accept the nomination In rspty would
s,y that nv sottod o,,nion FIR ,cn tna ,., la, h
.n''' '"o p'A''oN P' 'p' no 'os oas upon
'no P'AioiP'es "'oH " "o's' o' "eo upon 'io cn'-
fao'et ~ It's o' o''0' anu 'no st''c' a'eh
W, n;Ia Sia t;s inan LIN in osct ~ .s
must say that the present important crisis ibroup,
which our country is passing in my view calls for the
having aside of nil marty questions and minor considera
tons aud the uniting Of men all crecds and Opinions in
tho unfolding and maintenance OF our constitution and
government The course pursued by the State Central
Committee and afterwards carried into effect by the State
Convention in nominating candidates irrespective Of par
fy or in accepting and endorsing the nominations made
by the Convention OF tho people meets with nv hearty
approval And If an honorable union can be effected in
this county and carried out in the same spirit and with
the same unanmity as In the State nominations it would
tend TO bring state Of things most desirable and
earnestly be sought after IN This our colnrys time
OF need - when every man ought 10 ready and willing
to mako every sacrifice to potec. the inheritance SO dear
" purchased for by foresathers. perceive by
the proceedings Of our County Convention that it nom
mated an entire and complete county cket and that
was named as candidate for the Office OF sheriff Now in
order 20 carry out hrenbetorc expressed and TO fol-
low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27
The booksellers Trade sale.

The sale on Wednesday evening concluded with
the invoice or LippIcott's books. The whole Ia
sold generally well, but the military books In
particular met with complete The demand
was good and the "inesn freely dup!i-
Gated. On Thursday morning the first two invoices
dragged little, but Sheldon went or well one buyer
taking thousand copies ~ stoddards "uvcuils Mental
Arithmetic and ave hundred copies Of the uteiccua
Arithmetic over three hgndred copies Of spurgeons
Sermons sold. besides thousand volumes Of tho
Rollo hooks The Of the invoice sod fair PRICES
Could & Lincoln very stu With their prices bu
made good sales. Tltons invoice did well. Hardngs
invoice Of Bibles gold well and largely duplicated
buyers purchasing in the hope that the woud sooa
end, and be succeeded by revival Teknors invoice
sold remarkably we'll his best books duplicating largely
Yesterday Dick Fitzgerald sold fair invoice Of cheap
works. The " Reason Why series have always been
good books and their cheap novels ud ready market
They introduced uew one entitled las; Lynne which
sold we'll
rhnney. Brakeman L Mason disposed or Towns series
Of Readers md Speier General Mtcholl's Astronomical
Works; Mrs. Browning Poems. Irenchs WORKS &c
Tabor Co. Of New bedford, offered and sold large
htoee Of photographs Of basso and ao-reefS ambro-
typos Of engrav ngs ~ the hest masters mnature Co
pies VI portraits 81. uur heading military md Other.
wise, &c. From the beautiful specimens on oHlibuoa
n - cuao ~ wonder that large stle efrese
lhcnt Alien list also Giered, and Consisted prla.
ciraiy q lire works. The Other invoices were atrac-
gh sl'e continues 70 day and during TIN carly rar. ..
/ ucsl ws.k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Important to Ladies'.
WINTER CL0AKS
FOR POPULAR TRADE
r, GEO. CAREY
VIZ open on Monday, 2Sth inst, large collection of
bl.ACh BEAVER CIOAkS,
$780,, FROM - upwards,
Which are worthy The particular attention of the
- ECONOMICAL PURCHASER
UNITED STATES CLOAK AND MANTiI,f.A STORE
S4 and 3D6 Cana. street y
WM. Il. MACKENZIE, Sspcrin,en mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

The Finest and Most Graceful Dress
Hats for genticmens in New are
and sold oy EsPENSCHEfD its Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

The Shape and Proportions OF the Ox-
ford Hat express and admirable young men, lust In.
troduced by LsfENScHEiD, us Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Death OF Hon. j. j. siingeriand.
ALBANY, Oct. rs, 1861
Hon John }. slingersnd OK member Of Congress from
the Albany district, died this afternoon Of Inflammation
OF the lungs.
Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri Slate Lotteries ~
Il rs ID E1 Is sIAs "a 10 ,s 1881 q,
Kss1u sD Gas. s ~ Ct" Is ia 1871 o.
o. 81, "a, "a, 70, 49, Al, 30, 40, II, -, 81. Is.
Circulars sent free Of charge y npp ss'S
Coving,on. Ky, or st. Louis, Mo.
------~---~
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cashcd
''''-' iankers Is Waii street, NY
Prizes ca shed in ALI Ecgaffzcd Lotteries
Anu "ioF'A"'"" Sv'"' ~ aosEfH HATES hrossr
Dcvlin &. Co.
We arc this week in receipt large por,atoas of choice
WINTER oyLNooATINGs,
FRENCH CAssMEsEs,
NEW STYLES vEsTINGs,
WINTER UNDERWEAR
And have siso added largely superior Of ready
WINTER CLOTHING,
All OF winch we are selling Mt exceedingly iow prices
Corner of Broadway aud Warren and Grand streets
Important to Ladies'.
WINTER CL0AKs
c E9R d ropgkAE TRADE
'N 'i nAd ~ sE XVI ' eSa ai;is'a'n OF
Which arc WORTHY nGoh He m,'isgAI al,sn,on efhe
UNITED STATS ,LoHK Ans S;G nhSTii.LA STORE,
wa H." T. ~ %s oAls VIE superintendent.
The Finest and Most Graceful Dress
Sy EsrENSCHEtb lis Nassau street .'""'"'''''a
The Shape and Proportions or the Ox-
,roduccd by LsfENsCnEiD lis nassau street '"''
For Sheriff,
FREDERICK L. vULrE.
KimbaH's Celebrated Album Photo
iades' gallery al Broadway
Pure Liquors.-Ruy Your Liquors for
wholesale Or lnmiy trade AT Fifteenth streef Dislilery
tAbllshcd in 1857 Al 255 West fifteenth street
Pure Tobacco.--YeIio,v Bank Tobac-
co-Goodwn's Pure YELLOW Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
wholesale BY l.. GOODWIN BROTHER. 2os Wasi street
Tnc Beautiful and simple Mechanism
soid by the GROVER BA&hK sewing Machine Coioan
eSeles the admiration and ELECTS the praise OF hundreds wNo
way - Wv S'''''0'"'F' 20 '''Au-
Gymnnstics.--Cias ses are Now Forming
ior The season AZ JOIN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos and
East twenty eighth street, near Futh avenue.
Rcnutifui White Sheepskin Muts, Snit-
able tor pattor doors, bedrooms, carriages by
5. 7. WINpMULLER TAX Pine street.
Bachelors Ifnir Dye-Tiie Fest in the
Wofd-fiatmcss, reliable and instantaneous. sold and
applied III bAfCiIok'S wig factory, 10 Boad street
CristndOro's Hair Dye. wigs and Ton-
PEGS the best III tho world Wholesale aaJ ad the
dye privately applied. No. Astor House.
Trusscs.--Marsh ~ Co.'s i.Hdjcal Cure
Trtsses also Military Shoulder brace Abdominal Sap.
porter eamblneda superior article. No 2vcsey st. Astor
House, oppost. the church,
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
Support.rs SGSlengory Banaees, NC. Ora. GLOv Err.
IHoEhE, no Anu street, Under Barnnms Museum.
A0flOvva US pajts.-Every Man ma v DC his
doctor II he carry with him box of these RMS
Murriess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

nAlrrS-Srorl$--0n saturday, October 10 by the Rev.
Mr. Sells, WILLIAM IL. DAl1oS ELzABEfH sfaKns both Of
this city.
kNG-RopysoS--0n Thursday, October "a by the
Kew John H.. Setrles, WILLIAM II. KING MARY Jazz,
daughter oil Joseph Robinson. all Of This city.
TRuEi. oStE NoE,On Wednesday. October %. at the
residence Of the bridcs father Wost Galway, Saratoga
county, y. Y, by Rev John Mitchell W. r. raEfsaS OF
New York, 10 Miss MARY ", third dnnghter Of A. A.
De Voc, Esa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Pure Liquors.--fsuy Your Liquors for
wholesale Or family trade at Fifteenth DisutIery
tibshcd in 49,, Al Isl West Fifteenth street
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And have sso added largely superior OF ready
made
WINTER CLOTHING,
All OF which selling vi exceedingly low prices
DENl.IN N Cos
Corner of Broadway aud Warren and Grand streeta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Cristn'ioro's Hair Dye. wigs and Ton-
pccs the best in the world wholesale aad retail ad the
dye privately applied. No 6Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Pure TObncc0.--feIiow Bank Tobac-
co--loodwins Pure yellow Bank Tobacco from ali
puros, for sale by all tobacco srear aeaefs aud at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Bachelors Hair Dye-Ttac Test in the
wofid-fiatmcss reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at bAfCiEfoBS wig factory, 10 Boad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Assembly Nominations.
Gl.RnAN UNION LEAgvE.
IL Tie Eighth Assembly district The delegation nomi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

kimiDall's Celebrated Album Photo
graphs So PR dozen Secure the shadow the
iaues" Gallery ~! Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

rte,ntbrf 81. J,ion 7oapptes t,gn, 81. Nio'as U,,n.
.Iosh ". Brown D. Fired H. Vulte, ,, Fred'k H. Vue u
cOtHTy cLERE
bneph lioSe, 7. Joseph Hoyie. Il. Joseph HoSie, K.
sufEnylsor.
SS@ison Blunt, r. Orison Bunt. H. Crison Blnnt Il.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
A. r. Lawrence, u. 4. Oakley iia, H. A. r. Lawrence, ID.
SUPREME
Thos W Ceyke, D. Thos. " Cleric D Thos ". Cerke D.
l., II. Woodruff r. l.. Il Woodruff X. r. j. Woodruff 7.
Murray Holman, T. Murray HOFFMAN r. Murray Holman r.
coMMoS PEAS,
Jeha y. Brady, n. John Il. Brady D. John Il Brady D.
H. Kcchum, Sr, u. II keichum, Sr, r. H. keichuu sr n
coRDNEEs
ysouis Nauman, 7, pr Los NatAran. Louis Sspnar, r.
EdMafd collins. H. D.. VIM Senigmcr. WA SthiuA,r D.
j. W. Ranhey, H. Dr. j. ". Eannsy. j. ". BanGcy, Il.
Capt. j. Wdey, ID. Geo. w. IatseA Geo. W. Matscu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Trusscs.--alarsh 4. Co.'s Radical Cure
Tr,isses, also Military Shoulder sap.
porter eambncd-a superior article. No 2vcscy st. Asior
House, opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Gymnnsti cs.--Ciaeses are Now Forming
for the season at JOHN WOODS Gymnasium Nos ana
East twenty eighth street, near Fiith avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

RcautifuI White Sheepskin Muts, Suit
able tor patior doors bedrooms &c FOR sale by
5. T. WiNpMULLER, 74ta Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
Supp1rtnts, SGslengory Ba0Aoeos NC. Ora. GLOVER h
TloRNE, No Anu street, Under Barnnm's Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

The Bcnutifui and simple Mechanism
OF the new noiseess Lock Stitch and
aotd rs the GROVER BAKER Sewing Machine Com uany
eSees the admiration and ELECTS the praise OF hundreds
aay witness Their operation At the Saiesoomr i95 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

We arc this week in receipt Of large mpora,ons of choice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27
Police Arrn ..gcments Tor the Election.

The ioown g order relative to police arrangements
ecclon day served pon The captains Of the various
precincts yesterday
oFlicb SUPERINTENDENT MEra,poLIf.S PoIIer,
NEW YORK, oct. II. 1861
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For Sheriff,
FREDERICK l.. vULTE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

A0ilOvva US Pills every Man ma v be his
doctor ii he carry him box these famous PMS
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WINTER UNDERWEAR.
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FRENCH CAssIMEsEs,
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NEW STYLES vEsTINCs,
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DSrlct S-EdWafd FaicOner
TAXPAYERS,
District 5-Thornas Smith. District l5-Thomas b. Councry
" y--Alcx Mcleod.
CANDIDATE.
District f-Cornciius FLYNN.