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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05

OLD POSTAGE STAMPs--A great many
letters continue to be dropped into the
Post office, stamped with old stamps, and
many with Internal Revenue stamps up
on them. None of these letters are sent
of, but are held for postage.
The new United States stamp or
stamped envelope is alone good Any
one can distinguish them from the old
by the letters o. S, upon them which are
not on the old.
We have no doubt most of these old
stomps are sent here from the South
IL
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
TAX NOTICE.

LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
u delinquent the duplicate for So would do
well TO call at my office settle the same IL they
wish TO further costs, for shall proceed TO
collect according to law.
LEROY CALVERT, I. V. C.
May f. 1s63.-Sw w&d
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05

BS" inform the public that 1 will
sell fine Piano, to the highest bidder,
on Tuesday next, May 9Th, at 10 o'clock
An J.J. COIN,
Auctioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05

INFORMATION WANrED.-I will give a
liberal reward to any person who will in
form me who it is that breaks the glass.
&c, and commits other trespasses on nv
barrel FACTORY. j. OAKLEY.
ap25-lw.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
LOST.

T Asst EVENING, BETWEEN WATER AND
IL Third and Sycamore and Walnut Streets,
pair of Gold Spectacles in red morocco case.
The finder will be literally rewarded upon leaving
them at this ofics. ap29-2t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WALK.
April p, lS63.-And now 1. is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the CITY
OF Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts
OF lots fronting adjoining the north side of
Ingie street, from Seventh to Eighth Street In
said City, cause the said side walks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk of Glass No. 2, to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. A. pFAFFIIN Clerk
Clerks Office April 25, 1863.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05

-T!srtne result of the Connecticut cleo
ton as a death blow to the hope of
peace. and calls on the people to nerve
themselves for prolonged struggle.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
General order by Hooker.

CHANcELLoRsv1LLE, Va, May Yes
terday the following congratulatory order
was read to the troops The suspicious
opening of the campaign has electrified
them:
"HEADo'Ks ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
"NEAR FALMOUTH, April 30
General Order No II.
at is with heartfelt satisfaction that
the Commanding General announces to
the army that the operations for the last
three days have determined that our
enemy must either ingloriously fly or
come out from behind his defenses and
give US battle on our own ground, where
certain destruction awaits him. The
operations of the fifth, eleventh, and
twelfth corps have been succession of
splendid achievements.
by command of Major-Gen. Hooker
IS. WILLIAMS, A. A. G"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
WANTED.

Gold, Silver anA Demand
Notes Also, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana Bank Notes. at
Copeland's Savings Bank, No.
4 First street. If.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
Notice of Application for
TiannCn

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ apply to the Board of Corqty Commissioners
of Yanderburgh County, at rb.ir next term, com
mencing on the. first Monday in June, 1868, for
license 10 sell Intoxicating liquors IN less quail
tity than quart, for the term of one year. a,f
NV place of doing business is on the corner Of
Locust and Eighth Streets, Evansville, Ind.
my4w3w w Ii. CATLETT.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
Bounty for Discharged SoJdters,

BY an amendment to the Bounty Law,
passed at the last session of Congress,
IAN soldiers or other persons who hare
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds receiv-
In battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years.
Office 953 Main street, over Keller's
Gun oture' opposite the Court House,
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
g2 uooo references given, if re-
quired. m23
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
HAzELT0N and WHITE RIVER,

WILL LEAVE THE EVANSVILLE DEPOT
w on SATURDAY, May 9th, 1863,
at 20 a. m, Princeton :45 a. M, and arrive
at Hazelton at rs.
Returning, will leave Hazelton at p. m, Prince
ton at ABS p. m and arrive at p. IN.
Good Music on beard, good appeiites in the green
woods, abundance of Fish in White River, and
Baggage Car in the Train to hold Baskets and
Baby Wagons
1t is desirable that parties forming for the day
should procure their Tickets at the Company's
Office, corner of Main and Water Streets, before
O'Clock p. m. IN Friday, that it may be known be-
forehand what numb must be accommodated
with transportation; and all must procure Tickets
before entering the Cars. Tickets for the Excur-
sion only Que Dollar. JOHN INGLE, Jr,,
+. Supt Z. & C. Il. R.
Evansville, May 4th, 1863
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim
Aranf

Is authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back
DV"ity hanu' CrdIms TUr nORSES
and other PROPERTY destroyed while in
the service of the Government, and all
claims, of whatever kind or nature.
against the United States.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

ELECTloN EOTICE.-PURsUANf TO THE PRO.
" visions Of the laws Of this Stale public notice hereby
ven by the Common Council OF e city OF New YORK
the various wards OF said city The FIRST TUESDAY
r DECEMBER ZEN next (beins the FIRST DAY Of DEcEM
The Polls win be held the pacrs have been de.
signasd by the Common Council the places which
Hscsions shall De held In said districts during the
O?en until sunset when they viii be finally closed.
oncers 10 be voted for as such elecen are the FOL
Hyor in the place Of George opdyke.
CHiJusce for the First district comprising the Frst,
va. sssonS TS cl snd ~ Sh Hrd 'rc tho
Civil Justice for the Second district comprising the
Tour!n, siqth and iour,een!h wards ...,.,. a.
Police Justice for the Second district comprising the
FOURTH, Sixth and Fourteeu,h h wards
4 Civil Justice for the Third district, comprising the
<. Police ynsice for the Third district comprising the
Eighth and Ninth wards
Tenth, Fif,eenth and Seventeenth wards.
Police Justice for the Fourth district comprising the
Tenth Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards
Civil Justice the Fifth district comprising the Sew
enth, Eleventh and ThIrleenth wards.
Police the fh district, comprising the Sew
enth, Eleventh and Thirteenth wards.
Civil Justice for the sixth district, comprising the
Eighteenth and Twenty first wards
Police Justice for the Sixth district comprising the
Eighteenth and Twenty frs wards
A Civil Justice for the Seventh district, Comprising the
Twelfth. Nineteenth and Twenty second wards
Police Justice for the Seventh district, comprising the
Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty sec nd wards
Polc Justice Eighth district comrrsiIz Six
teenth and Twentieth wards.
An Alderman in each OF the Aldcrmanc dstrcs having
Eighth, Tenth. Twelfth, Fourteenth and sixteenth.
Six Councilman IN each Senatorial district
One Commissioner OF Common Schools for each ward
One Inspector OF Common Schools for each ward.
Two Trustees OF Common schOo . for each ward
By order OF the Common Council:
Nyw Yong Nov 70 lg3 -
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

POLITICAL.
PEGULlR DEyocRlTic UNION youStuoSs.
IL rsmnhny and Nolari
Eshih And Ninth vAria
SifIifSSs' b65PGt
cHaELrs wtrfhs
CHtRLEs .. lHlfF
'harnan Of Tau uanJ VA A'fht'h
ssas'AT, r,arte porrer
ctA!rnGu ofy0tt iisI cerv'at0n,
4 ,. NccCLforcH,
- r'cre'Ay.
pEGULan SozsKr malt ASH sckE9y DINO
~ cfAtc Won nation r-eth ludll AZ ll. p - si''
StxH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
. cRs'''''',s sss.s ssa e .fisi' ,is 4, H. '..'"
HEGtLAa DtEQfhkil. soNftiH9'
i L.sesrih wtrd hsid = rauefttou nss. at E. '..
w. ,.s =, = n. ~ tss.ns sr'', Z. ih,'-s r., fts
hammer. ~hsh its fti a~lrs cand.dau atfe tit -
snforssd snd faufsd
Ior Ntfcf-giabrs O. A reIe
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rof Ps'i.s f.s,',s- ptwsss t's'antr
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Heiyrf s.aus wettsf. is.r. .h h..'A ''
o. atoe. t8ialdi iss crsF-cts sfstrt
20 boil irsfs. taf- EdHs.d ftrt
~ So rfssisss--l .'sih b. .tlt Eies Nf+
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- rs'ssa ~ q > lisryuaf, 4 B. soc 30 sia
kArs.s rfLlStn ssa''u
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hi"bfnhbEri ArD fstfr flhsf "Ahb-
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The New York herald., 1863-11-28

10 rng rrntEss oy 1ug isTn seslst, wAHps
IL, = 90 - ~ .,l', 4. q, <. -. IA ws
hs usiersg1s1 faks fftN psasqfs 10 f~t1s.s e.s tap
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u ,ts'n =, Z y, AZ .,ess, a. q IS. a.i.1s.s,
"a. !. ~ ~ srFoint'tsni nf Nsfer lia'' ~
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a. y, ~ ~ t.. b..s Is. .ss. ~. f,.afs asaa-r h
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nss = 3 x,,.,s.. I .'iy ,-,,sa rr't stFha sfs
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The New York herald., 1863-11-28

POLITICAL.
RE0UrAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
sEvESrH sISsroRIaL DISTRICT
p1ilR rarsl9k 4 iHSsIA.D kSfsptE
lLLkANDER BRASnOs.
vEsikhs|rnfssE 'S5ss ccos.
DFGULAR rSfON NOMINATIONS
X faf seunsiirnsa q ,Ss san iegaor.A e.,iret
.lNlnth Flfieeuth hltnentb and Eightsenih Utrtfh
pHsiP nHSh1f + yttSyyhtS y!1tSyyhtS
WILLIAM n UpDyKF
lEBf NiAH PtsGBUHs,
IANts GALwAr,
WILLIAM HEPBURN.
pEouLaR rslox eAypIpArK roR roLrcg u.s.
~ u'e sih aysR.ScIg c ssPEiGHr lr.s'Hhf' "'''
To ne cifsns q the ghssut anf rssriy nfI ssfds
ras sisa a.. so = t. m d, q. s' = ~ y ts, s s.s 10 ' -
We nnd.rs gned ske Efest reasuie n reconu ending
sI..s J, raoS n s.ss .tsfssos D.
paftmeut, good udsueotand ihe iearls" naneeI n N
bi,s h r.r5lr ~ fass N N. on " t-'
,e,,r never .n.sS w S.'Ii ssS sS.s, =, n.y. f,a
r 1ion. er Recerder Lswis y. weeirr. owes Ten
2ss,s, d. - shs r,sa e1''Ss 20 ~ & i-ss}s,i S1
street, Rev y y Monteomsfr, ib East Ia.nrh
Eas, Teer6 nllh sirsst. b. a wl'dAls % wsN ratI
,Sa.h ,i,.si " Gsofs. ioi "a, Frss.ais ,r.s 3
Isr9'. sls rst ~ ' oi i. ,s b., N Sci h. .e. w
lfu seaman - 20 rh aF'uNes .tncrw fanftFI, iei
d dss,,s I''sss s.,-s c r ~ .,, ,5,k nc. a.,
WOOD Ne ives T-euty nirth street u 81 Aurhtsics
srnS ciin h w,-i I~ss,, n'n's .r.si dsarrs I.iat.
y. Nd % We. iy.ge,'.s..,h 't,s' - ats.g -,
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sueAsO . sKososE
tsctcu ftsst ussss.s+f ,rai
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

A III JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
IorHrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
fptHTu JUDICIAL Dfr TttiGT
ioiiTu Jt DltfaL UfhIhttf
The carf ln No Hsrad sgnef ~ - M O'Hrtsn, cha
man Ana y n GfsGa. h.reary siailus bAi ,obysr.
nn d. 81 tn r4frsr u 30 agfuur anf Twsinb
street NJ zee nouaihaied for Ct jusiir 10 fAiss IN
sforJ Jaftcn.sI waa tnter 81 10 at 4
ton sh b unarna4tr rouiHstsf 2 Da rgsft U8n' fsg
for C.ti jutre ana be- NJ - hIs q rr ss'ushs
have hefu 10 EnJ Com clpu ht1 nI Luufs tgflnS he
present mNuff. wa HrhKt
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,ov.,ca Il WINS communicated to Secretary chase,
~ Jonrdan Solicitor Of the Treasury came on on
here and made investigation Inns m resn'ea !.
IN tracing the abstraction 10 young nA h. =
MI in The Custom House This youth naa p. .,
induced to do it is alleged by the parties gm the
h"nds who expected by securing them 70 esonpo sm'
occunary penalty their violation OF oogrse ho So
n,atioi was made for the abstractlon Ing uv'o,
have not been Cancelled. still hold good aesins'
The parties are on record and II violated Gan w.
ccutrd OF oil the transaction. until the discosey -.
ths oss Mr. Stanton was ignorant The Reports tna'
he has been arrested. dismissed &c. arc enIc '"U'
cations. ,,t.r -, r.;5av With
,hs evidence be had secured and what steps VIII be
TAKEN w P""''" Times.
THB CASE op Mr.. STANTON, DEPUTY COZ
tycroR AT THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-We have oeeh ~. IN,
formed upon the highest authority that the case 81 .1e
alleged frauds In the Custom House has been chtre
in most Of the papers. 1t Is not true
that Mr. Stanton has been either suspended remo'sn
or arrested on account Of the supposed frauds Oh tne
contrary Mr.. Collector Barney has full confidence IN
the honesty and integrity Of his deputy. The only
foundation for the charge consists In the fact that one OF
Mr. Stantons clerks was bribed as II Is alleged; ny
house in this city to abstract certain bonds
from the Custom Uouec. lheIua.
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If n, G,(fA dss<mbls Disfviek.

~ As Union Eisefc-s Of the FVtA h"embIy Di'triet
In Difference to the request and advice OF
many Of the leading and most respectable citizens %
this Assembly District beg to withdraw from the can
vass a. candidate for Member Of Assembly-return'
ing thanks my friends for their personal devotion 1t
10 doe\o the gentlemen who have thus far supported my
claims to state sat my withdrawal Is In no manner the
result of any bargain combination. but desire to
consult their wishes and the best interests Of the cause
CHARLES 7. PoLBAsrs.
Nssr- York Oct 81, 1863.
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SUPREME CouRr-,ieneral Tcrm.-Non.enumef-
s.-i motions -
SUPREME CouEr.-Special Term. -Dcmurrers Nos.
,, q. 0. 10 TO %. both inclusive.
SuPlYNY loUkT-Circuit.-Part Mos. lv'
s. gi1 ls69 toJ leT 1883 49, los i7J 1902 i13 1915
lAg lgl5 ht9 1909 1871, 1881 0ii faIt ll..A llN
i6 g. l0o 1896 1906 $40 J,1i 33. l,,5, 1852, 1917 :lD
sl6.. 2l!s nti r9o s,t lscs.
SUPERIOR CouIr.--Part Mos 3.g7, g,05
ESQ S.l gsi gsgs sU5 ss ~ sTss 1855 2oo !cS7 .oo9
,O. Part I-No. 1870 23.t 9,lo 2as $3.50. !lUs, 252
!Ols, ?a1b lr.1 ..jt l!a6 $50 1888, s39l
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 1878
1850 1886 1879 1890 1871 81 $40 1887 1904 1aJ go a..
gl5s Part ll-Nos 1913 ss $40 d. 5t3 1881. ls3, IN
l.1e 1881. ITO, ist9. 1892. 1863. ?o4l, iTsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

The allegations Of fraud by high OIL
cial In The Custom House. which are being made, arc
intended to reflect upon Henry u. Stanton Special
Deputy Collector. Tho facts stated to be there
air stanton in his official capacity has been requiring
and taking bonds from parties who ship goods to nen
trail pnccs near the Rcbol potts. providing against
change Of destination fo the hitter. He has taken
snino 4 900 Hch hoLGr and within short iinc some
u ihcM lAe been distracted. On Ills bt'ne JIl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

OPENING OF TuB HARLEM BRIDGE, Mo4RisA'
MA. AND FoRpHAa RAiLsoAn--Ths road. which runs
nom Harlem BRIDGE forihsn distance between four
and FIVE miles viii be opened to the public to-day. It,
construction was commenced In May last and is now
completed. Dopos have been erected. and this after
noon several new and elegant will make their first
trip over the road.
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AND BEAurIrYlNo 1aE COMPLEXION.
NOT A FEW


OF an. worst disorders that ac, mankind arise from the cor
rupton sccumalz,es in the blood VI ali the discoveries
~ & S % H, fxiR%cT ' of sAssaS
RILLA IL aid .ies the blood insti the vscs
Of health a0 the and SSs tine o r sSs
and erpe the disorders that grow and ankle IN tie blood
remedy tina. could be relied on bag long been .osshs
they depend Our space here does not admit OF cersin
cate. is effects but the trial Of single bottle va
the ck tina; it has virtues surprising anything they
Two sbspcoufu.o OF the Extract Of ssrapsrls sdded
min, of equal The Lisbon Diet Drink. and botte
fully equal to gallon Of the syrup OF saIsspa or the
TO USE IN THE UNITED sTArEs ARMY: and are iso
n CEREAL s,e In 4, The srAIh aosprALs and p9s
veil private practices and are considered h'Ausos
remedies . ,-,.,,p.
FROM plsPhNsArORi on TIE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEwELLs valuable works on the Practice
Sec rom.lss made BY the late celebrated Dr. PHYsIc Phil
See remarks made by Dr.. EPhRAlM MCDOWELL eele
bra,~d PhyciAn and Member OF Royal College Of sur
sscn. Ireland and published in the TRANSACTIONS Of the Ant
See Msdieo hirurscal Review published BY BENJAMIN
rEANEks f..w Of asys ST wss Of sqsEs S's,a,
EXTRACT gucHvi 8 q per bottle, or 81. ters,.
Delivered to any address securely packed from sbssaoa
AdlIs.. letter. fog inoraaiion in eonadsnes 20 ,s,,
~ pE sRoA ASS sEf SH%Hosk
uELMBOLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
No 90 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. o,,.,,
HEIMDoLss ss Sso tHp GHENSS
HEIMSohS o 80 SsT Sso aSp MEN,
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND SnEMlCAL WAREHOUSE
HELMBOLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
No. 3e4 BROADWA Y, NEW.YORk .
HELMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
No 59s BROADWAY, NEWYORk-
HELMBOLD'S pfU0 AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
NO. ss4 BROADWAY. NEWBORN
urLMpoLps MEDICAL SfTror, No. ios SOUTH 10TH
prLxsoLps MEDICAL DEPoI, No. ioa SOUTH 10TH
ST. Philadelphia.
psLMpoLps MEDICAL DEPOT No 10. SOUTH 10TH.
urLMBoLps MEpISli. pGrSI, No. 10. SOUTH 10TH.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERfhl1's AND UNPRINClPLED
DEALERS
WHO ENpEAvOR To
Dispose Of "heir own and other articles the repastior
attained by
HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS,
HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS,
HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS,
HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS,
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
GENUINE EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
to Cat ont 'he Advertisement sud ,end fc II and avoid lm
p1il 90 .n. 81 .sair
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. A BAD BREATH is tho greatest curse the
human family IL heir How many lovers II has separated
how many friends forever parted The subject IL 90 delicate
your nearest friends viii mention It, and you arc
OF the fact yourself 10 effect radical cure use tic
90 TnousAND kLowtRs" drntficc night aud morning
IL also Loanlfos the coupe removing ai.i pnprs ana
the SKIN son aud white. sold by all Druggists
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INHN'T0I7'III'II0l
CONSTITUTION WATER

IL without doubt the only known remedy tor DIABETES car.
crLus GRAVEL BRICK Dusr DEPOSITS IRRITATION % rus
NECK OF rnE BLADDER iSfLAxSArIoS rnK kIDNrrs,
oAtAahn o. rhE BLApDkR, and all FEMALE lRREGuLARi'
teiheotes OF from well known persons ffom all psrt
Of the country Ia circular which will be receipt OF
Jecn. stamp ncloscd 10 MORGAN ALLKs. Agents. n. u
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(Adyerti,cuirnt.l
NINE. DEMoRKsT's MIRROR OF FAsnloI

The largest, latest and boat tshon Magazine IN the world
Iheie Fashion Magazine Issued in this OF any other coun'
fasos many aud such magnificent I,t afions
such ntrcsiius valuable. aud reliable inlcTmstion and cor.
tanly other furnishes many iullao pattcf The
splendid number the most beautiful interesting
f aud vsgab number yet issued viii DO ready sArrK.
November !. DO not fall to tho magnificent wLer
number
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fAdvoftlseulont.I

LOST EDlToRIAL.-Two dollars will be paid
for copy Of 1Hg DAILY TnrsuSH (probably Evening
Edon) containing editorial notice Of WEST IMPROVED
PraP We told It splendid naiic-" bat have
never seen il. n ID. WEST Co., No. l.9 Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.

CHANGE OF HoUR.-The Eastern boats Of the
stonington. Norwich and Worcester ard Fall River
lines leave on and an-r this afternoon at o'clock In
stead OF 3 Until further notice.
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ADVERTISEMENT
,IPICRyT WINTER NUMBER Of MN

DrsoRysrs MIRROR OF FAsnioSs ready Nov T. Single
pies 70 cents Valuable premiums 10 lresry Subscribers
splendid premiums ij Clubs Of two. three sI en and
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine for Club OF o5 Sec the
Premium List Ia ia. " inter Nuaber. Pubshed a. No. a3
Broadway N y. and sold ever lsre.
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Place. for Holding the Polls.

TIE following are designated a. the places in
each Election District in the several Wards Of
this city at which elections shall be held until other
vice ordered. II. L. VALENTINE.
October - l,b3 Clerk.
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lAdvertisemeni.I -
F,psr pRp,urM FIng-PLACB HEATER.
try, IN .~kp was sw aided tho FIRST PRaNiux

at the late Fair of the American Institute Us the Bkhr FIRE
LACE HEATER For convenience. economy and efficiency,
th1v rrc nn,ounled e. w srAuLniS0, Manufacture and
I.aier " orsac aud Retail No IL bible Aosc. Ma io,s
send .gf circular.
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NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
Lisf Of Cns,6i da tcs in N0Rsninfion.
NLW YORK.

The STATE election takes place tomorrow,
Nov &ber 3. when secretary Of STATE. Controller
State Tr,asareg Attorney General STATE Engineer and
Surveyor Cand Commissioner. Inspector Of State
Prisons a1d judge Of the Court Of Ap,eas eight Jus
tices Of the Supreme Court two Judges on the Superior
Court. Register and Supervisor, in this city County
Judges Treasurer and Surogatcs in most o. the
ties and DsDbeTs Of tie Senate and Assembly win be
voted 6or. The State ficlets IN nomination are;
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TWELFTH WARD usIcS RATIFICATION Met
HG.-A large meeting OF the citizens OF the Twelfth
Ward held ON Fiday evening. at Washington Hall
conner vi IhiId a,onuo ana One hundred and twenty
hnh street to raty the nomination OF the Union State
aud County tickets. AR. Edgar Kctohan called the
meeting to order, and moved that VIM. H. r. Minik,n
take the chair. which WAS carried. and on notion Geo
W. SoGihwck was appointed Secretary Mr. hiiken.
90 IT, Al tie clair. returned hs Gnks FOR tie aonor