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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-18

TEnxs OF bpvERrrsIsG.--0ne square or less
\ thrse insertions, 81 rs; each subsequent In
sertion rs cents. One square, one year. 90, 90
J A liberal discount made on long advertise
I ments. square is 16 lines Nonparlei.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
40 DOLLARS
LADIES CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs.
Agnew g. Co., S39 Chestnut Street,
Opposite The Continental Hotel
AND
Agnew & English, 25 South Ninth St..

Three doors above ChesnM Street. Phad
n both the above establishments, Ladies' can choose
n from the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST SELECT
ED stock Of goods in line to be found in the city,
comprising all the newes. London and Paris styles Of
CIOAKS, SACQEEs, CIRCULARS, PALEpoTst MAN
TILIAs Sc. sc. All made in the best manner ot nne
Rench Begian English aud American cloths foI Spring
and sumwer wear also best quality Of Black silks anu
thin summer goods endless variety at the lowest pos
he nrices Tor cash our entire stock being purchased
exclusively cash selected with the Grsaiast care apd
rv lstes Paris and London styles can offer induce
me1ts to buyers equal TO any house in the trade
nheral allowance wi be made to Country Merchants
a rsrsns purchasing for schools Particular attention
Maid 10 ali orders for mourning,
AGNEW 4 CO.. Sl9 Chestnut Street, opposite the Cont-
mental Hotel. Philsdelpha.
And AdNEW 4 ENGLISH, 25 South Ninth Street, srd
door above Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. ap25'2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
Desirable Property for Sale.

..Aa UHE undersigned Executors OF the last Will
1ITiHT | aud Testatsment Of Miss Sarah Black, de-
ID! deased, by virtue Of the power and authority
thereby vested in them, offer at private sale, the
jonse and Lot on Market Street above Eighth Street. No
s5 in be CITY nf Wilmington, Delaware The House il
three story brick building with aud water x tures
and ali other modern improvements, and the Lot has
front Of 26 feet Market Street and extends paek I"
o an unmproved Lot on shipley Street. lying direct
v in the rear OF the rst aforesaid Lot having front o. 90
feet and extending through to Orange street. tn nS'e
Persons desiring the property will ma aesess 70
II hy calling on Mrs Martha X DUBOIS, Wn9 hSs ,ne NJ
a. n son shirley Street, Wilmington Del For term
apply TO JAMES coUPER,
New Castle Del.
JOHN c . GRO0ME,
E.kton Md. Executors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
s.:S HoUS SES 41ssAiS1Ig 1sAfs1Ig
b FOR RENT. lM

Brick House on Market street between sh and 9Th No
Frame HOUSE in Mechanic street. below Lombard St.
Brick ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad. No. 9S $40 10.
Brick House on Lord street second door from Railroad,
Frame House corner of Church Taylor streets, $55 o.
do do on Taylor street adjoining the above 5000
Five Brick Houses OF nth street Pine Noa COL,
bO3 GO5, G07 and 6O9, oaeh 500 90.
Five Brick Houses 18th street near Lombard, MGR
sos. hOj, 50T, bO9 and Sill, each $50 90.
Two Frame Houses ON Riddles Lane first from Stone
Frape House adjoining the aley I'd from taveru $50
-Four Frame Houses adjoining the above, each $50 90
Rrek Hsuse Lombard street between MeOanlley
aud l2th streets, SEQ OO.
Hriek House s. w. rorner Of Front and Thorn Streets
Cottafe Al N W. corner Of French and nth sts 20 o.
rick Hodsa on Tatnqll street above Second street. No
20s, so no.
small Brick on Grange street beweeu Third and Fourth
Ice House yard on llth srOe between Market and
T@e Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, each
Brick House on church street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, $Si 90.
Brick House, No 1918 King street between Ism anu
l4th streets, 500 %.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust aud ButtonwOod,
| $40 90 M ,,,
trick House Market street between 18Th and l4tn
Brick stable on 18th street between Market and Orange
Brick house on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
street. $50 0O. -.
Briek House rooms we'll finished, with 10 acres Of
4 land and brick stable Wilmington, $3.50 90:
4 Ilouse and premises at the s. H. corner Of Market
and Water Streets, now in the tennfeo James Ia COX Ahu
anriy 10 WILLIAM McCAULLEY,
isbsS COG Market st., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
A Card.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to his friends
the business as usual at the old stand, No. $40 Third
Street near TatnA where he will be pleased TO his
old friends and customers as formerly.
myi30m JOSEPH RICHARDSON Jr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
BIoTINA ROOFING,
aAauFACTuRRD BY
United States Biotina Roofing Co
NO. % GORE BLOCK,

Corner Of Green and PITS Stree, Boston, Mass
THIS Portable Roofing the only article offered
the public, which is ready prepared to go the ronf
and easily applied and be safely and eheapy trans
ported To any part of the world 1t will not tant dis
color water running over lying it, and Is In all
spects very desliane article ITS noncOnduchng pro
perties adapt it especially covering manufactures vi
various kinds aud it Is confidently offered to the publ
after test of years in all varieties of climate aud
temperature for covering all kinds OF roofs a pitched
together with ears, steamboats, 2e.
1t is both cheap and durable Agents wanted, TO whom
liberal Inducements offered. Send for sample circular
Gore Bloek, Boston, ap25-am.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24

A CARD.
III AvING disposed Of the Stock Of Hardware &c. at No
Ill 20l Market Street, 10
q. A. NEY,
take pleasure in recommending my successor to my
friends and the public, as entirely worthy Of their patron
age. II. G. BANNING
: Wilmington, Del, Jan. LIST, ls62.-stf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
Co-Partnership Notice.

pIIE co-partnershp heretofore existing under the trm
| Of HAYES & RICHARDSON, Morocco Manufacturers,
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts due
the firm will be paid 10 the remaining partner, JOSEPH
Richardson Jr who will also settle all claims against the
firm - ,.,
JOSEPH RICHARDSON Jr.
wilmington, May l2, 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
HOIISES FOR SALE.

- rpo . story Brick Houses on Belts street, in
4ssst2sN p.snSywipe Village, Nos, % and %. Each
iE bause eost $3.50, rents for $50 and will he sold
l A IN s4iO each, cash. Also, in the village
~ 1not street No. 49, story Brick House with
raIae kitchen attached cost $500 and will be sold for
$3.50 cash Apply to .o. ,,.-,...e.
aro2 wilmington, Delaware.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

S:I' =: !: s.' Sc :: g :: : e. ::
Vegetable oils. per gallon e<n<
Fezetahle pulmonary hslsszn. same ~ I~ntri-
Vermifuge. ssrne a. 'sTsufifrice''
harehouse entry, ~ custom houses. not eKceed-
ing one dollar ia vaiee. sszup dufy 7Seeats-
Do, Do, exceeding cue dollar, ard not exceeding
fvs dollars 50 c-ns.
Do do, exceeding ave dollars in vaius 90
v Warehouse receipts stamp duty -
Whisky, Per gallon % crnts.
Do. reclaed, Ia not 70 pay an Additional dusx
Wholesale dealers. unter which Tern, l. 1919
every person whose business oc-un.ffon "A
to sell, or Offer 20 sell. gruceries-or sny roofs.
wares or merchandise. q for. IN or domestic
Protuction. by more than one original park-
age OF piece 81 enc time the sane pur-
chaser nor including wines, sprtuous or malt
liquors. for each license "A a,
Nhossale dealers in Liquors Of every dsscrip-
tou including distilled spirits. f.rmented r.
quors and wines II al kinds persons other
than di<tii.ers. vhe .c ofrr for sale any
such liquors. m quauii.ir< q more II an thr-~
gallons Al one time 20 the same purchaser are
ineluiedl for each license 100 %
Willow. manufactures q sp~r Il
Wine made Of grapes. per gallon soenss
Withdrawal entry. custom house. stamp duty 50 cents.
Weed, manufactures Of. ~ not otherwise pro-
vided FOR Amer e.
Wool screws IL cts.
Wool manufactures Of otherwise specified per c.
worstcd IL other wise specified PER c.
Worm lozenges. ''Dsntifrice-'
Writ, stamp duty 70 ceu;s.
Zinc manufactures Of not otherwise specified per
Do oNyfe Of. per loo pounds 3 cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

NJ n up E I'D - n - n n,
Al No. 50 ives; Washington 81
LARGE STOCK 0F HOMEMADE WORK FOR
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer Hcuse-
ssP3o-dly A LNIl-
Very important To fks Married!
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGEi
n sHE undersigned will send free hy mail the sure
il means OF preventing conception No drugs nneds-
cnes, EUT DfscuyEKY. circular with particulars
will be any address by Enclosing two cut
stamps. book Containing all the knowledge referred
TO, and several private receipts, viii be sent
10 any address you may wish. By inclosing me
dollar.
box. Ii very in It's effects Address
Lock Box No. 23O. indianapolis.
jy1e-d6m A. POCCHET.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The Faxes Imposed oy the Tax Btii,
sad Passed ~ Congress, Sane Fad,
ss8e-rbe Duties ON incomes, Iu.u-
surance Companies, Railroad Com.
rans~.- &c--The Taxe> an DsssssseA
spirits, usuusscsures, oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles 1ebacoe, SauSss Sc.
gars, Iron, soap, screws. Cloth. Len
Their, Glue, W Inc. Coal, &c.-The Tax
on Cetsou-The License Tar, &c., &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
For the Sick and Wounded,

Under al order from the President United States
system has been established by the Sanitary Com.
articles contributed by the people the sick and wounded
Of the Army and Navy The system after being well trie1
formally approved and mended by the Prod
dent the GeneIsi-Chef. and the Surgeon-Ge The
feet the contributions delivered in the hospitals
where they necessarily from the control oil the Com
mission. OF than million articles sen through one q
the largest OF s channels OF supply has been sscertane9
tina, hundred have miscared been dishonesy
used Discreet aud trustworthy agents constantly en-
poyed in visiting all divisions OF the including those
on Southern coast the Mississippi and the Western fco.
tier observe their wants. TO direct supplies where they
most needed and to far practicable, ea
honest The Commission does not undsrtake to do
liver articles 10 individuals and declines 70 receive ccntbu-
tions with restriction Iheir destination within the
limits OF tic employed in the service Of the Notion.
uent OF National unity wherever can come IN enssson
len with local PRIDE The distribution OF hospital
supplies IL but abrsnch OF the work OF the Commsscn
employs the beet professional talent which can be obtained IN
fo the health vigor Of lighting men, to Tighten ths
burdens to sustain their spirits under the end
which essential part Of successful warfare
For purpose contributions to ito treasury are solicited
They directed 10 the Treasurer H. l. oihoNo, osQ
No. 90 Wsl-st., Newio .
Commissioners under appointment from the rresoent .
the United Stses; The Rev Henry w Bellows d. PROF.
A d; Bsehe, Ii D George ", tSllun' u g. A,s1sa
William H. Van Buren,. NJ. ID. Wolco,t Glib. M d. Ssn-
| usl g. Howe NJ D.. Cornelius X. Agnew. M. D. EhsAe
| Harris NJ D. J.. s Newbeuy NJ. d. George 4. Ssrongt
Horace Binney IT. the Right Rev Thos. Clark D. the
Hon Joseph Holt H. W. Burnett the IL n oistk oknnsts
Frederick Law Omsted .
Contributions suitable supplies FOR the sick and wognde4
viii be the OF the Women Central kslie
Assoc ston, No. 10 3dsv, Cooper Union New f9rk Fos
the Commission No. as Broadway O. by mail to FkED
| LAW OLMsrED General Secretary, Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

cpfcr with Tho Comptroller with power d:vise means for
r. tho above sum and to pledge the faith o. the County Of
New for the hereby appropriated 70 such manner
and time a. may be deemed advisable.
Which adopted.
Superv Purdy moved that Supervisor Tweed be per-
mtted soy future time record his the subject
he 90 desired
Which carried
Supervisor Briggs moved that the Board proceed to select
Inspectors and Csnvssser OF Election for the Twentieth
Ward
Which osrried.
The Board proceeded to ballot Superviso Roche and Fly
acting Teo the following being announced to have been
slectyd:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

Mr.. GoTTscnAiK's CsscER1s.-ABo,ler crowded
and brilliant audiencs greeted the distinguished
pianist at Irving Hall last night. Tho performers
were, beside himself, Slr ErLen. NJ, Sanderson,
Mr.. Castle Dir. III. Thomas, Mis- Ilswley. Tie
pieces: Caprice de Concert, Chase Of Young Henry
Romauza o. Mereadhhte, Faniasia Of Vieuxtcmfs,
Cavsiina Of DoniEeit Sc. Tie Performance was
Literally ,T5nLlei wish encoes. showing the satis-
faction Of he hearers.
o. o.,ssdsy rsvsHinx, rvs. q pV-losIowi ~ "
o'clock, ere viii Le given by Mr. Goiisehak =
matinee n, Ayirp Hall, when Ms Patsi and dhors
Will appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
Arrival Of the North American Mt Father

Arrival Of the North Americnn mt Father
Point.
TArhsE PoISr, Wedussdsy Ooi 20, iSe2.
Tao steamship North American, from Liverpool
on the 9th, via Londonderry the 10th, arrived oil
.hia point nj o'clock last evening" and remained al
anchor until this morning, owing to a heavy snow
storm, when she proceeded to Quebec. Her news is
anticipated. The North American las - cabin and
200 s,eersgo passengers. She reports; Passed, on
the odd inst., steamship Jura for Liverpool.
MoSTREl. 1hurr1sy. Oct. b. 1861.
The steamship North American Will ssil from
Quebec on Saturday, her regular lay, If nothing
prevents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
nliIitarn Notlres.

COrcoran's Irish Legion"
Briaadier-(ien. MICHAEL CORCORAN. Commanding
This gallant Corps under marching orders and viii NOW
for the seat Of war next week.
few days snd the opportunity VIII be lost 70 b
attached this Brigade. which is destined To achieve osy
-'- DON'T WAIT TO BE DRAFTED.
Recruita Offices for the several regiments are now opes
for a few days at the follow ing places;
The 6gth AZ the ATnlory, Essex Market
Col McTyILYS, No 335 Broadway.
Col. REID Tsmmany Hall. .
Col. BURKEiS Phenlx Re Snent. No. II CentreSt
The city bounty Of 90 and sl other bonnties PAID unS
distel, UPON being mustered In and uniformed
81 paid for each recruit o..oo.,
Hurry up end enlist under the gallant COHCOhAH
CoRcoKAss +" lKIsg LEGION"
CAMP Scorr 5. Z, Oct. g. 1859
IS reward paid the on OF desertss from TN
Rryade al entail g winch tne aeSefss
belongs N SiS ~. n al.h Co rnas,,.
Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &C., cciisctse
promp,ly aud on the est terms, BY .
GEO WOOONAN, No. - PineSt.
Refers to sh-.herd Knsnn The Rev n W. Bellows oN
" lrOnsides.v
LARGE EXTRA BOUNTY.
| Good men ", received to I'LL up
COMPANY A.
| JOSEPH B. STEPHENSON, I'd LisutessaA
| Late OF 7th Regiment ~ O..
No. ~ Ess. 2T.h-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
GRIND Mass Meeting f!

brnuu 4udsS meetin8I
The Citizens Of the FIFTH WARD favorable TO the Elec
ton OF the Union State Ticket. beaded by
GEN. JAMES S. WADSWORTH,
For GOVERNOR,
And who opposed 10 Ben Wood for Congress invited
IN MASS. frsuklln.sgaare Of West Broad
way ard Rtanklinst, THIS tFhdsy) EVENING Oct Sls
at 4 O'Clock. -
Hon. r. DELAFIELD SMITH, Ho-.CHAs. s SPENCER,
Hon. RUFUS y. ANDREWS, WA CURTIS MOVES
csq ETHAN ALLYN, esq., Gen. RICHARD BUSTED,
FLANK W. SHEPHERD, esq, and Others, viii address the
meeting -
JOSEPH B; TAYLOR, } Committee
A. g. PLUMB Of
LUTHER HORTON, J Arrangement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
Central once. sanitary Conuission.

The Sanitary Commission, at the r-gues Of Gen. Haect.
earnestly advises against the psccs Of senans
ynences of their camp life To the knowledge Of the COM
mission many hundred ton, asn ola M
while Thousands have probably been destroyed to prevent
their ns into the hands o. he enemy ,n0 oS, TINA
addresses have OF the smallest value 70 then creepy
tokens the sfeonate interest Of Their enas .. .nas
Be- trsu.n ted all would hsve been much better Lsfes
g oc as serious practical mischie-men and omcero
heinz nssy averss TO throwing them awsyshsy add -
the ncumbrances which chief eause Of the e1ceeve
almost universally until they learn better by desrbsesht sx-
pe undertake to an excessive amount OF eiosnn
10 tbs Sc ipa . 10 sss s Union force. 10
the present attributed by the hignest miiey ~
scene comfort by tho possession of unusual amount o
clothing nearly always ru',ra,ed the heaviest
he lie sht Que 10 retained oag and heavily sdss
as being Ca when the light and short Go so
p,S The hospital Of regimen. IL h.d :heald De sup
piled with nothing but the bere s,s resove1
:, sa a. possible to general hospitals where the % 80
the regiment not available Az cruelty 10 The
no.rM. s u occasions the s1s
separation nom the REGIMENT e e. : co% S% has ne
. against error Of 'Sfs :s somSsn -
w. sssn., 90; .Ssr. 10 carry into DC Geld :ss
's%pt Of q tho sS Which sss, Of Gsn:
in civil lie co%pi.aSs s to those By whose m..lss
adas s both evils "s sR ss!s'f Law oISsTEb
| ssgr,ya,ed aud sustained General Secretary
--------sIG 500 Bounty and Pay Procured and Col
Pensiorsi, Sailors and the Relatives OF sucos
| deceased, b. ,, ,,rou GILBERT & CAMP,
| Nh Al their Collection Office,
| Ma III broadway Trinity Buildns) New York. !.
- 10 niaass done alter this date charges viii BE-
| follows. c.,lo,a' Paw lasa U,an o
Ior when over ESQ Ia amount u per cont M th
esrs' Arrears Of Pay and cleo BOuusy for e.,s
| ef deceased Soldiers u per cent
" ~, u o,,,.ring Pepsions-The Government Fee AZ
ssad, Ias,.at 4 ssst s,A~H sWs s(Ssssw .sf6ystsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
For Wadsworth and Liberty.

| GERMAN-ANERICAN UNION MAaG MEETING
Tho ossi Czeps Of srm.n h,,h j,roso..tiva ~ e.,
party sfyita. wbo A.. a. &c. 81 81, 49,, - a. .
Union Tcp, M d q, so, o. Tue erection Of tue true
(ln IRIDAV trFNITG a.. az =. ~ s,,.,..I
A. ,ba cfInpER ,NsrITIiTE oo''&' a
for ths rrvrosa ~ rs,s, ~ ~ ~ .Loin
JANrSs ~ ns"S p5 Ta MI 1 20 ni '"
LYMAN J'RFMAIN Gr Iian, :C,ova,no'
OLIV CR LApIJE for Canal Coum,s.Ion.,
ANDREAS NILLNANN 10, State Pris,n In.nscto, And
CHARLES HUGHES A. cIerk OF the Cont Of Anna.,s
The following sen.Insn have been invitsd And srs
.oted 10 addres, the meeting. -
Msior.(Ien FRAN sIGFI
Hon GEORGE iBANCROFT
Brig .Cjen Carl, SCHITRZ
Hon HORACE GREEiEY
Dr. REJNUOTD SOiGgK
Hon JOUN r. fI0GER1ou
Uon n cT a. r ~ - OIt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
Dclitital Notice..
kaIiy for the Union.

Rally for the Union.
DEMOCRATS RALLY IN ALL YOUR STRENGTH.
THE KINGS COUNTY DKNocRarIc CLUE WILL
Mold AhOlhEk
Da SATURDAY EyrSING. Nor l.
At u o'eloot -
AT TIE BROOKLYN ATnXskUN.
sc c5 n sfs Of linton ard Aa.niie-.,..
Tie fcio,grs ditssahsd gentlemen ase o. s'srd and "a"
lion SAMUEL ; cox d Obio.
Hon HESBl c. MURPHY.
Han :. ID. MORRIS
nsa MAKTIS EALBrLElscH,
iIos MOsfs D. ODELL.
J l. DOUGLASS us-
yAsPER " GILBERT, rie.
McCrE. rsQ
All DTMocRArIc aid coSSkR'AIiyL CLUBS are
Invited to rAi' id.s',,sr ~ ,n,,yaus,Sr.
wM Paris David NJ. chAunesy
Con-, J. sPrasue' - - p0ss. .
~dl Jas i il .RHiaatuiiNDAGr, PRECEDENT
jon, Lfx.SY Joss WHITE. secfstArieH
Ia.nrh,,c,p Executive Com,nitiee.-An adjourned
M.stias tins COMMITTEE VIII 3. hsa az hssoq.s,ss
Ssn.a f si s'''"'y ' ow 1S BnENSAs r.s,n
gTs o. II; nsHi'r' s.aet.d..
on..,. Coupt, Union Central Committee
~ ~ is, Visse Of Jansica on SATURDAY Nov
o'clock. panetaAl .epda9es; (: AL. c.,
In. Cocks, Secretary
ahs wnsr%iosniys% a WED %s"e.i: q Il.
s nLr Of ' he wA6swoRTm AND TREMAlN CLUB 40
requested assemble at HsstqnsIier, No, W. aud ~
.s THIS s h q. SoSSs SS' Of c,p s: join
DUFFY 2. the Union War candidate 1917 o3nss,' rom 'n'
Wv President Seventh srd Rep Association
j jsss y ", c rsn",i se,Fe''re'
! ' " DANIEL CO0ER,
! Pr,.il.nt ssyoDlL w.rd Wa. worth AID Irsmsn clab
! HDwAnp N snn~osf' Secretaries.
I J. n GAf LAGnrH.
-so...,, Ward Ir,.,mep,s Democratic club. ;
Friday TvTNING 3si last a. O'clock TO proceed 10 the
rGos,ion Of Capt JOHN DUFFY candidate for Con
sre,. JOHN MCCARTHY, PTosldcnt
prssn L,,pr, secrssy
The seventh Wnrd Duffy Association WI a.,
,.nble Al th- Of Pike and Madison %. "a fhphi
noins,ion or Capt JOnk DIZZY e.didsfe fo Con
n slr..,"'''''' WILLIAM MAnER, chsiinan
Joa> IL Lopns,. Secretary.
Wndsworth md Tremnia-fRnDlEiM'k ,p a
WADsW ORTIZ AND TREMAih cLi' "iil meet lliis
ndo,i tEhlNG It ne b'ssss5 n :, e. a. .esa IN
fsyo Of fREDERloh a. ConhLINo ior cVn., ,sJ ., ~
REPUBLICAN. a,d Linton ,y , g. ss s'a sh. Cub
r.. D Tnnm, sccfei,ry. III .. h"h'' i'','','' "
Te,ub wards. Tbs Demoerai, ofihe Teeth Ward si
a. enbr NJ ne Tenth WGrd lot. corner oil foLsyh ana
~. on FRIDAY ENENlhG. Jls Inst Of o'clock
10 proceed 70 tho ratification OF Capt join ptifi "u
/ candidate f.! Congress.
wosb,,atou n,shtr.-i2th WARD WhD3won1Ii
/ JkION CLUB viii nr,t Oh SAT- kDAf EshlN"' f" -
.e,.ct b Mn. ItlL conef OF ls5tu.lt aud l0lhss.
Hon ABRAM WAkfMAN
] CALVIN ROBINSON, ESQ, o. FLORIDA
7 En.. NJ AUGJIS a Tom. - ~ .,,..,,.,, $500
4 ~ Fr'iIrR 60 ava ADDISON SANFORD. go"
NILSSON CRAWL ORD, Pfo,ident.
/ WILLIAM r. PkBOH, ScHy.
Thirteenth Ward. Tie Druocia- o., tli' heta ~ !.
..s.alAc OIL John Sn.iLs oie 10. o0eleh s on ~
lion o, Cent JOHN DUFFY o. on eand cc TOT tons"''
Fourteenth Vnrd.-Ihe DrftY AssoViAIloo
OF thr Xlstu NurI viii armbo Hi te.uti n'i. ,'N'
4 Urerda,. C,.if,.stf ON FRIDAY ENtNINo, Jlt M .
y $3.50 20 process. 10 tho rsu6cat,n Of NsPL JOlie
'''' ~ uLNRt !. MAsr, cl'sa'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

Lectures 10 Indics.-Alis &. 5. LOLilR NJ u,
will gi,e introductory Lecture 10 sev,es oi Lectures 20
io. on and Medical subjects having special
reference ~ Disease OF Women OH lhdtn Ahu .rI
no,rn.ian or cue ON SATURDAY nov l. IN hef PaiIois
oyory Saturday. ut the place and hour nLs
tee. Admission % cents Co0ne Tickets al lepo,no,
Patients aud the rlebeIi OF She Association er ~ ~,
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wsrd remaining Wis ths Eighth. Thirteenth and Twentieth
Which carried
The Board thercupon proceeded 10 ballot (supevisors
Roche and Ely acting as Telers and tho following were
subsequently declared to have been chosen.