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wv Wirr,na Auc,onrsr-BY Il. J. JonpsS Co.
UNITED STATES HORSE and CARRIAGE
< AUCTION MART, shavr. corner ih-s'.-lo o.
,oIi ~ day Saturday, octobr a. p m sp'rd i
o. Isolting Pon.s Hero ard Nalsor A-o Garage d e
sud Esprss Hore Kochwiys, Csus~s fnggira 90 " a.
roIs Harness &c. tsaoIuss n" ready at snirs room
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liz BcraLER WitLsJS. Anctionrers.
OgrIcy a. =. Ar.IoL tgrESsioS, !
NssuIsaToS. -. C.. scrt 3, !s5t
ON SATURDAY, October LIST, commencing
" Il IL ococE f. NJ. the following v-r"sei and ain
5;nbs wn be old at pbic e.caon On ths soans Aei 81
te D. Csptol.
/, bio Ia 1eme.a~s Marble.
1859 cubic iest remnants Marble.
~ pc 80 Pct Marble.
on cubic 'eet ernmt Green sorpan!De
4 column mar do
9GN Gu ic feet ten nsnis Italian Marble.
itu no viii be -,id lag 10, OF Doors, bhhters,
ard hu ljine Mister al - vniicns knis
by order Of tle secretary II tue lnterior.
CLEMENT l.. WEST. GeneEgl Superintendent
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Real Cstdtc for Sale.

1 FIRST-CLASS HoUSE.-The threc-stoTy
aud attic HOUSE. No i8 Pre.icut street. between
Clinton asa Court STREETS, tToosu. viii. iolf iul lots Of
Touud hog." ~ e, vide he two bathrooms. range FUR
mace iasihlr vast tlns ,e ssl IN Window etc. For
sflo favorable terms, 60 n efiat Apply 81 house
OF 70 L. X kELLUSG. = . Pear siI.-t. Newton.
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6ales bn auction.

A. ~ MsRwis. kneiioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO.. Irving Build
ings. Nos ~ and So Broadway Sales Of Books Sta
honerJ Pictures WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture Ike
pOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 499
q way, nearly opposite 81, Nicholas Hotel GEO. A. LEA
WIT Anctios~er BY j. T. Coorv. Consisnon's ''AcieL
MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the com.
WI mend Of sss deeels order 81 saie fIom 10. Coor
Duhyy and Wis Robbins. ,dn!ni rstors Q! has re,sett
deceased against tie Clogend Lsnr,v!ir ana scnns'i
Raj read Company AL TO directed shan cue, or 'Air
4. pnoi, auction al The docr Of the Court bou's N aNon
brw Ell IN. borrs VI oeock and foeiocl r. w. ue
real e~tsts OF said Railroad COMPANY, to whch t"y
have any ~ legal equitable, their sod haiIoH' uthe
known The Aaron Branch OF tie ana i,t'os
Home. H. he state or Oho ruufnz 1m Hudson SUBMIT
Co.. m junction with said Clvsand sf Pt,s0vrgn ha oId
distance Of r'y mics to MihershBrgh Holmes county
crossing the Atlantic and treat Western RAILROAD at Aoo
anu tne "it-hnrh, Fort Wa and Chicago R,iosd at or
VILE the gt Of way therefor ani he lsnd ocenpd thele
by the sup,r.etre ala I'll to trscgs thereon ticzrs VIZ
dnets sers fences. depot grounds. dcpot. bishops
zine houses ard all otLr1 buid thereon wafer on
Elso I'll the snrbscs nights and privileges OF said Csnpay
o. To- concerning the sasrLtep the premises hereto
conveyed by sad Railroad Company % the Atlantic and
Great "-ieTn ksf I'D Company YgFuant 70 tie decree ~
said Conrf. Appraised II s''a,o10.
hlso ~ q same II md place. will odsr for s,le n
~ II erc' on al tie rersn T. op@ty u ali 'iv.isnd
Isno>yI All a emit il Odd COMPANY inc din. tie
nipnci. II VI rctoeJ nOw - iie hind OF ne Nee ever
suc r. tonsistinz IN pa of four 0cou uys ,tx sen
go four "a grsyei u toose heist
~ 1T freight " band hn' or toe ln eF
cori wooi ate the U.scnn. shops t0os odifon' 20
lie m5-Ca<b o. tune 81 sac.
DAVID l.. KENO. speii Master Com
W. :. G. OTIs. cf Cleys and Plaintiff Attorney
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prlrtn,g.

WIN. TyERDELL~ SONS, No. I04 Fnlton.
w m.-sTEA1 JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACTURkHS-
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Signed by
PETER COOPER BLODGITT, BROWNE CO.,
MOSES TAYLOR SANFORD - CHURCH,
= Is. CplTrFNDEN HORACE D. CLAfLIE,
Rev. JOS. 2. THOMPSON, Rev W. ADAMS.
WILLIAM T.. DODGE, Rev EDWIN HATFIELD,
AFNAM NAkEMAN, WILLARD PARKER, NJ. d..
MARSHALL ROBERTS,, ROE LOCKWOOD,
MFTaORr. CO., shepherd KNAPP,
Dom BRYAN G. n. LTLIENTaAL,
LATHRUP. LII DDINGToNs nEGEkMAN& CO,
co WILLIAM DURYEt,
RAYKoLDs PRATT CO., SCHUYLER. HARiIY \
R.v. REDrRICk OGELbY, GRAHAM,
LOO XIV OOD co, Rev. II. y. RIDGAWAY,
kUsSELLk Ei.Wiy MANF. LIVINGSTON SATTERLEE,
co. CLARK. WILSON CO..
COR NELIt'S COHSTOCK T. STRANG,
~ Il. GRiNNELL. A. Low,
GRO W BLUNT, JAMES HARPER,
CHAS. p. KIRKLAND. 4. " STOUT
Rev. JOHN CLlSTOCk. Rev. p. ". CHAPLIN,
Rev. 4 D. BURCHARD. VALENTINE MOTT, MD,
Rev STF PIP v n TYING, b, Rev !. {. DtTCHER,
DANIEL DEVLiN, VA. A. DARLING,
L. X JEROME. SAMUEL W. JOHNSON,
JOHN r. WILLIAMS, q. A. STErsON.
sPOTrS L HANKS SIMEON LELAND & CO,
JOHN r. LORD. BROOKS BROTHERS,
Rev JOHN BOWLING, =. r. BA8BfFr,
y v HAVGHWOUT a. g. JEROME, H.
JANES FEfELAND, ID. ). MANNERS,
{. V. OSrRANDER, LlNinEf MlREN,
T. C. CHAPLIN, JOHN C. CALHOUN,
oyJERs.
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT ana other prominent spsakep
irlIed 60 DC present ~ sejf.sa tho h"tt'h..
stars tEFE. Doors opens, = 20 commence at 4.
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VIHE INTEREST due on the MORTG AGE
Il BONDS o; tie he~ fo-s sni Ne" Haven Ha4iosd
C,top,y October J. 1874 w D. paid md sor that date,
At the Bank Of the Ksplb e, te oe u III" Company,
'''-'' - w BEsiE1;T TreasuIer.
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harm for sALE.-Fof sale a first-cla:

LARM for SALE.-FOf sale frst-clks
Fan IN benton Co. Ind, coltsillns - scro. o. well
InpTov and a.. undr ietc. IN st OF osf'fa the 'oy
honfs drive nom railroad station, and hEt nnufe
DIVE from Lsfa The inrTcyrtu.ns COUNT 81 two
story Aaiae ioou large Lag- balm WIN
-rsfar. ab Inc sfe~p .hod, hous., aud corpcr b.
Two hon'-, With ,abn7. &C. Joorg and thnv'
oTcsfd OF choice fruit A. aheudarc~ OF ws"f
ClaSus grnns for sry,quary Of ocl edoiaing the ism
This divided ,dv, utrs into q ffns and
u viii be sod egos annual p.ytaeDts Lseh fasn'1t
can be made 81 Ct y isn For far. paT Mar dfess
WV. BhApEN. Ind lpol. lniens
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UsrrED STATE AssAT O2yicEfl
NtgiCEK. scp- - ISsA
EIpCUTAR SOTICE.--hOticC II hereby
given 20 t~Tis@ Interested ths the purpose q
hing th- lie pfonp pay se's for bullion aepo''.d
tie 3,ricIy OIL u, 1rssai i@ ny irnnsvfi,d HE
a., Cn;re Bullion Fund in coin. Drloslofs VI bullion wal
therefore payment in ooinso bars soon ~ the value
ofth,r bu shei have been ;sLed-stusy HON Two
70 four d4ys from the DIST" u bros.
GgO. 4. DuiNIhG, Superintendent
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OyYicE OF NV YoRx MIEi,o Co, !
NJ. ~ Axsssu-st. sept. 18 Loot,
NOTICE.-The following described STOCK
~ in D.. NRW. YORK HlN1N6 Co VIII be sold a.
en.,,an :, he tJce ofiLs Company MONDAY Oc 81.
lat O'Clock, p 70 pos an ssse'snea' oil oie d"u PEI
ehs.e, levied June =, 1914;
80 rBsAys IssAzEoy
Certificate iJ.....,i00......J. w. M,oEay. trustee
Certificate .....LJyo.....J. A. Msc1ay, Trustee.
Censca,e S9..... 2oo......J. NJ. Mscssy. trustee.
C.rtiacst. 5J...... iG0......J. c. Eeynodi
Certificate 3s...... De......N. Peaisll
Certificate l9...... l't......J. q. hs- IN.
C1srtiheste fa...... 1yO......F GOodrii-e.
81 Share credit j. ~ Msckay rurtcNo ccrthcs'e Issued
100 Sharss c.od, Steaoef Via CoNo certificate i.ssea
81 order ~ t'ie Director.
A. JACKSON STANLEY, Secrciary
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A. NJ. MsRwIs. knetioneer.
nY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co.. Irving Build
- nss Nos ~ and So Broadway Sales Of Books STA
honery Pictures WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture Ie
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L on Lssyrtt. aseruc, containing II Moons. With h-
modern Improvement. hrsi rsi- ornr' session a6oei
De lntn OF Gciobr For tafd, of sdn,sl1a rppy u j.
DAVENPORT Gomez Of Fultcr.sy add cGord /. hfoos'
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Tor sALE-A COMMUNION SET, nearly
J. new. forp.ricalars diSscsj. h. foSA' Jersey S''
Po,t-ofiee.
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pOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 499
way nearly opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel GEO A. LEA
WIT Anctoser. by }. T.. Coo Consizin,ns solicited
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Hon. EDWARD EvERE. IT ana other prominent speske,s
ere "a rl,ed 60 DO present to .Gjr.ss tho Deetins
stars tIFR Doors open Of 2. 20 commence at 4.
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professional Notifies.

DR.P.P. WELLS, Late Of BROOKLYN,
- No. So gss. iTth-st.. EcvYork-
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4linceliGuecn9.

CONCORD GRAPE JUICE.--2,oOO Galion'
" above Juice for ,sIe and vii be sold oooir o.
GEOAGE PERRY 4 Sun, teoffe'o~n, ,cnn.
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Later from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday. June IA. 1864.
Tho Supervisors Of this city have about concluded t.
pay the Central and Western Pacific Railroad Comps
MES $3.50 600 In bonds In lieu Of subscribing 81 600
and the Companies consent to the arrangement.
The women Of this city hold meeting in behalf Of the
Christian Commission 10 morrow. rr t.rI.i
Mining stocks low and dull. Gould Curry, g.. 90C
GS3 900 per foot .,-. ......f.. .
Arrived ship Mattapin, from New.York. r,
The Constitution took out s25O for the Sanitary
Commission. .--. -.
SAN FaAScisco, Wednesday. June Is 1864.
The United States District Court has ordered
tho sale of another large lot OF Struggled opium Tho
present Custom House authorities have rgdy enforced
the laws regulating customs, and have coniscated
goods to the value Of half million for false valuation.
General markets very quiet.
The first joint stock banking corporation In the State
began business today with paidup capital Of
g.. 100000. .
new bank has been started. and two others Will
soon be started by foreign capitalists.
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Latest ship News.


French steam sunboat Lavoisier Capt oarpen'ef' ITO"
S,esrsbip Vansa Russ) Non Ssn,en Bremen IN inst vs
southampton 10th, ndse. anu pass. 10 Oeriebs % TAG
srong W. gale. up the Banks. June ~ lat ~ ~ on-
m 2a saw snip American Union, from 81 John, ~ D., os
bound r.. day Steamer, supposed ,he Are.s
hencc ior Bremen I'D, lat 40 80 Ion H. "a" an hDs"
steamer, bound T.. -, n. - p.;,.>
Steamship Msrisni iayiienl. Matthews. Port sn rnncs
2th inst, indsc and pass. TO r. Thackeray Ehp"shssS
head winds most fthc ps''s.r va, ana,i SAL ''s
DAYS ~ conssqu of the coal si'ng out o.,.,,s
Steamer BeivJere IT, :, ,ransporth stanton ~
Ih inst, via Pensacola 18th, to L. ) Oaafteiiater ptTs
10 at y H. lon 20 %, passed br; c. w Williams OF -,
d,lpha bound ~. I'D LAT. % A., Ion ~ %, ons ie"P'
Steamer D. U,ley, Philips Philadelphia mdse. to j. S'
BTi-s. - a., p.,a.iA,. ,pd,e and
pass. to James Hand. 49, m 49,. ,,lss ana
steamer Jo.cphne Thompson candif Baltimore i'ae ~"
pass. to VIM DakelI. , l. "a Edward
Bynner. - - p.u.a.lrb,s nd.e 10
Shin Industry (of Boston) Lel Liverpool % days. '
10 Ssinl Thompson's Nephew. s,,, ,,bbsr ssd
Brig Conflict (of 81 kitts) had' fa's 50 ' Z
nuts TO H. X. Corning Son; =, honr,. soj 70
Brig j. Consdon lBr), Forbes, Cow Bay y h''''' ~
II. j. G. A. Dswof,.
WIND-Sunset, & W., nsht
Bark J. r. Young Richards, from Antwerp , ss
Brig A. Tcopm tSard) FROM -. r.r
- SAILED .,x.u,
JuSE mshps-Nstilssn Light isf ''p"""'
Fulton for Port Royal =, 4. Ia aoupd 10
The brig Vision, 10 feet long, and snd a., 70 "
Europe passed down through Bnttermih Channel af >
"OfN ~ SrOkEN. s,..h.>
June IL lat. 2a lou. Is 80 baik Emisran'' "0H' y
for New York. ,-..ir
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XIV YORK CLrB
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES Bertha Stein was

GRIMES AND CAsUALTlES.-Bertha STEIN was
Yesterday committed by Justice Mansfield FOR stealing
quantity Of wearing apparel valued at se from the
residence OF Mr.. Louisa Echof Of No. IS Ihrd street.
Willie in her employ Thomas Goif while intoxicated.
assaulted Mr. Charles Stah OF No III Monroe street.
and stabbed him in the hand Committed Dy Justice
Mansfield. Isaac Patt & Brother OF no. 4os 1raa1
street were held 10 bail charge OF deraad-
ing Edgar Neville of No. ~ Fulton street Inc CON.
plainanf bought Of the accused quantity OF spool
tain 100 yards The spoois really contained bu, 100
wards fraudulent labels having been posted over the
genuine Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest Al
the New-York Hospital on the body OF Mr. WIN. A.
peecher who was so seriously inJared on wednesday
by falling from window OF the Custom House tat he
died the following evening. Deceased was native
New Haven. Conn. aged 65 years.
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To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: The following statement appeared !


your Issue Of yesterday
There hearing yesterday before the Common Cam,
Gil Railroad Committee grievances OF csren The ph
Of the matter to be that Of object 10 ks
roads for the Of passengers bat will not DO Tn
town because rails interfere with csrt-whees"
We are not opposed to downtown railroads ssated
more than one occasion in speech before the Com
mttee that we had word of objection to offer arsnst
railroads In any part Of the city but leave that 70 ~
public authorities and 10 the public that patronze them
The grievances Of which we complain are: The Bet
Railroad and Nnth.avenue Railroad tracks are az =
peculiar form and size that makes it impossible 10 travel
on them without injury to horses and all kinds Of yeh
Giles, and what Is more aggravating IL, that above
Canal on the North and Houston on the East River
both Of these railroads groove track similar tn
those used by the old city passenger lines.
All that ash is that they shall be required to use
track down town similar TO what they use above Hous
ton and Canal and similar TO the tracks now in use bv
the Second. Third, Sixth Eighth and crosstown rail-
roads Of this city and by the cities Of BROOKLYN And
jersey City. think the best friends Of the railroad
will be willing to admit that the narrow crowded
business streets in the lower parts Of the city require Ar
convenient track used for the last ten YEAR, bv
the roads 10 which have alluded.
The constructors OF our city railroads in 1854 should
be ahead Of those that preceded them ten or fifteen
years; and you win be willing to admit Sir that any,
thing that's destined to be pervadng and so lasting
ought to be made US good and convenient as cjreum.
stances will allow. Yours respectfully
MICHAEL CURRAS, No. lis Orchard street.
Nep York, June ~, 1864.
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Gallaher's Evening Exchange.
No. i6i FIFTH AVENUE.
PasscnQers Arrived.

To Iftamfiip Hdnsd from N0nihdmPtoa aad I're~cI,
Mrs Urcher and family Mr. and Mrs. d. Franz H. Paul. Cst
Newhaus end wife, Mr Olco,,. Mr. and Mrs Zeacber hS.
and Mrs. kleerdnsn, Mr. Rachel, b. l. Ereenst.e u l.
Mrs Schmidebcrg A. b. Apfnk. 7. q. Hawiey n Hswisy'
H. Fressesa Theo. Stah Mg Canteo, Mr. BRAN stc chg,
v Bans and SON. Louis rod and 2as in second cabin and
<83 ia tie =. A., ,x n.
Ia steamer Belrdeye from Nsr 0risdns-Capt NJ NOD
inson and wife. John Locke t. "nor' JONI D0un'' w. .
Bell N ,...
IL .oasssip aarian. from Port an Pri,Se-b hiyiee,
Nath. Allen, NJ. BesAn.e, l. Le0onte' Mme' RhiiP'
Cana
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DROWNED ON A Picnic ExcuRaos.-Ab boy

about 10 years Of age. named Frederick Ellis son o.
the late Rev. John Ellis of No. ll Henry street brook
lyn was drowned yesterday afternoon, while Oh Tie
Union Pc.Nic Excur sion OF the Washington ana IA
cnc streets Methodist Churches. They proceeded 70
Dadley's Grove on the North River. On the return,
Kills from the stern Of the barge by ropa
10 Which the buoy was attached, on which he swung TO
and fro Several other boys were in small boat tO,
lowing in the wake OF the barge. One of them called
Billy Button caught him by the legs and pulled hin ao
the water Ellis was drowned before ssistance could
be rendered. His body was Lot recovered.
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NAVAL SALurEs.-TheS Spanish steam-fngates
Leartad and earroan which arrived on Tuesday from
Havana, and have been anchored at Quarantine, came
TO the city OIL Thursday morning and exchanged sautes
With Castle William on 6ovsrnor's Jslsnd
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Mr. WILSON. from the Military Committee, rcIDrte,
back the House bill 10 amend The act 10 provide foI IT,
payment for horses aud other property destroyed in IN
military service IL allows pay 20 officers ana soldiers
for horses belonging "a them when captured from then
by the enemy vhile In the discharge II their duty
~ passed.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED on farm:

where there are other bosrders fol- lacy ~ a.
dsnrh,er one i2 wears old and the other two; also o
bnb.nd and father from Saturday night to MONDAY Rar
IL must be within hours ride of the city, s..ua
No. ASH, stating place price and a.! important as' ~
upou the subject Respond without delay.
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CRIcKEr-PHILADELpHIA vs.. Ngw.YoRK-

Yesterday afternoon the match between tie Phladel.
phia and New.York Cricket Clubs was brought to q
conclusion the ground Of the latter Club at Bedford
L. l. On the first day. after both Clubs had innings,
the game stood exactly even both having scored exact
pha players made &c. and the New Workers were conf
dent of winning. But the proverbal uncertainty Of
cricket exenpled in this match; for although the
New Workers scored GO with the loss Of i've wckets
leaving the Philadelphans yctors by q runs. This IL
great triumph for the Pennsylvania crieketers who.
with the single exception OF their professional the vet
Gran Tom Senior, are all Americans, while the New.
Workers are principally Engshmen and are thus beat
at their own fayorte and national game. We append
no
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

the slough OF secession, or give aid aud comfort
to the minions OF rebeldom. They shall never
bring disgrace on our State. 1t was right, just
and proper that man like Mayor Turner, should
preside over Bdoh au assemblage. II proves
that in the great struggle for the preservation
Of the liberties Of the people, he is on the side
Of the loyal masses, and sympathizes with them
In their efforts to put down treason. Every
public officer should be on the side Of the gov
ernment Had Mayor Turner refused TO pro-
side, we should have had strong doubts us to his
loyalty, and would have bsen inclined to think
him disqualified to be the Chief Executive OH
Ger Of our city. am aware that the party to
which "0moga" belongs is well versed in the
"trade Of butcher" The barbarities practiced
by men Of the same ilk throughout the South
towards men, women and children, whose only
crime is that thoy love their country, concluslve
ly proves this. | presume he has been satisfy
ing his thirst for blood, and perhaps learning
new modes Of torture, by perusal Of the bar
bArOus and atrocous nets Of Alva, towards the
people of the Netherlands. In him and his fol-
lowers such character as Alva will find many
admirers, but should he attempt 10 put his
hellsh throats into execution TO aid the cause Of
JEFF Davis we assure him that he will receive
the desert due 20 oil traitors and enemies Of the
country. We warn him against the use Of the
reasonable language he employs 10 his articla
| Should he incte riot and bloodshed and urge
his satellites on 10 murder, and arson, they viii
/ be driven from our State TO place more con
genial to those cherishing such blackheartet
sentiments. This modern Alya will find BIZ
match
VfaDIcAr0R.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
POLITICAL.
UNION COUNTY, cOMMITTEE,

The Union County Committee for New Castle
County, will meet Mt the Delaware House, Mar
ket Street, between Fifth aud Sixth Streets, In
the City Of Wilmington, on SATURDAY, SEP
TENDER THIRD, at TWO O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The following persons compose the commit
tee -
Biinlhstoa.-John II. Adams, James II. Rice
and James b. Riggs.
Br0adywine. b. Murphey, Robert @,
Fraim and George Thompson.
Chrisiidna -Alexander II. Dixon, James NJ.
Brackin and Henry Swsyne.
MHI Creek,-Lewis Thompson, Levi B. Moore
aud Spencer Chandler.
White Clay Cresk.-F. A. Curtis, Charles W.
Blandy and Joseph O. Oliver.
Nsw Castle.-John A. Allderdice, Benjamin
s. Booth and George g. Tybout
PcHeIder Curtis B. Ellison, Wm. W. Stewart
and Mahlon Baton.
Red Lion.--John c. Clark, Jr., George Il.
Money aud VIM. NJ Stuckert
~. Georges.-David Mckee, Henry ?. Baker,
aud WIN. Lore.
4APpoquinmnk. Wm. L. Deatyne, James v.
Moore, and Isaac Staats.
BY order OF the Committee.
JOHN A. ALLDRRDIcF, Chairman.
JonN II. ADAMS, Secretary.
TREASURER The undersigned offers himself
party for the Office OF City Treasurer. He re-
spectfuly solicits the support of bis friends, and
NJ the same time pledges himself to abide by the
nomination. WIN. II. PIERCE.
August %, lsG4,-tn
CIfY Assessor. The subscriber offers him
self as a candidate for Assessor, subject 10 tue
nomination Of the Union party. He pledges
hmsch to give the successful ominee cordial
support. ALEXANDER CHANDLER.
August 2S,-tn
ALDERMAN.-I offer myself as candidate for
the office of Alderman, subject to the nomina-
tion of the Unconditional Union Party.
aug 20 WIN SILVER, in.
CITY TaEAsuREa.-The undersigned hereby
oilers himself as candidate for the Office Oi
City Treasurer subject to the nomination of the
Union Party Of Wilmington. lie pledges him
self to give the successful nominee cordial sup
port WILLIAM PRESTON.
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