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DIED..

BARNEs-on Saturday Dec. :: 1864, William s,rn'' in tie
55,h yer o: hi.
ioni hs late residence. No. 10 Bsaa &c. Wednesday,
Dec :. at O'Clock.
BERRlAN-On SUNDAY morning, Dee I; Hester f.. wife o;
Jeaerson BeTrian. in the Gls year Of her age
The relative. rien o. tie uy respectfully invited
10 attend, without further Invitation Aei l9n.a on aesa
her son..nlaw. John W. 1hono. No 80 bank-',
BEACH, oIrnse j. On s,gsrlsy pee !. Misr'e T.
The funeral viii tate place Tursday tie en- Inst a.
O'Clock ?. IN. Can leave B.rclsy-.,. henry ~ II.
DKMAREsT-At Andet'2ny,;ls, Ga, on .rlsy ssP, -
YORK (srs LshtI Cavalry In the ga year OF his ss~ son
Of David 81 and MsFFsF"i d. Demafe'i o; this cry.
HYDE-on s-iwdsy. ~. 20. iset On bosd Tie Unit
Inflammation Of tie brain l.,ia Isde a"d 70 yeaT'
Tn '' ss... ana al r1d. o. c family fspec, Invited
attend tie inera from the essrnse OH. p-,'ni. ~
month I'd ANY eldest daughter q Arthur and Jo.egane
The funeral will .ais place on Third DAY Tvod,yl tue 81,
int; at 2: O'Clock p D. from the rrs.dcnc' ~ bst ktssa
Tho relatives aud friends Of a., family AZ invited to aieae
MEAD-On Sunday afternoon, Dec suAieay Of iaaiiin.
ton o. Ia. lan; Ella Jo.ene !o3nssf' "a s'si o. 'A'
The services N ase place the hoase Of her parra
Cnchnndr,d and sht,en.t thre doof es.' Of Second
AYR, on Tue.d,y afternoon the 9th INST OF 3occcA Inter
Iasni Il Groens'ood % welne'd'y Al y o'e9'sAw.
PANTHEON Monday. De: g. Asrs,ret X, wife .! T. 5
Parker. Ia the 18th yer q her age
Nrs. &, IL Eeyser. No. 233 Ne.t Twenty trs'si ~
Hs4nssdsy he IN ipst. at scork m Friend. and
relatives limited 70 attend The iHuesl ".h0ui rhei
notice.
PaLHER-en sanday Dee T. Of di.ess conirssted in the
,ervs. Dr. Richard H. Palmer, late Assistant 10 on
Tenth REGIMENT. New ork Volunteer
The funeral will lake place to-dsy uesd.y p n IRON
the residence a. Hr J. Leslie No A. Hoytsi. Erookyn
The friends Of the family invited u attend without iGf
taer notice.
IRaDFOID-On Saturday, July 20 le6i on board he 81 ?
Gree DARING hi, voys-" from Bo4ton 20 al fTnco
w j. Kadfcrt " ID, late Of fouth Boston, Mls..
Boston papers please copy.
sTLELFln Tai. city sunday, Nor 81 William T. Steele
IN the 18th yesr oi his are
i remains wiz be taLtr Lancaster County Pennsylvania
for in.erfncnt.
SIIMMERe-Near Lessor Gross Roads Now jersey, SAT
urday, Dec. g. seg shor illness, Mrs. Elizabeth L., VILE
OF Alexander u. Summers
Tn. relatives friends OF tho family respectfully invited
TO assemble 1t the receiving vault ~ Greens ODD Cemetery
this day truesday), 4, Up. H..
TYRRELI--At Trenton, ~ j., Sunday Dec T. Joseph
TyrIe formerly OF the ls.ana Of Jamaica, a. the esL year
Of his age.
TYLER-At B.rytoygn, Dn.chcY Co. -. y, on sundsy
uornin, Dec. Nathan r. Tyler esq. AGED III years.
, Louis, Mo-. and ScbGLs!.e Co.. n. T. papers please copy
UPTQN-On Sunday, Dec 1864 George r., inan. OF
Isaac H. and Mary a. UPTON aged II months and days
b. friends Of the family invited attend the funeral #
No 3sl Fast Thrtihs on Tuesdsy, Dec. u j. o'clock
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The following highly elegant and intellectual
production is said to be the very latest in London
4. is sung whstled, danced. humned and grlnted by
everybody old enough TO walk;
THE HORRIBLE TALE.
o. It's horrible tale I'm going 20 tel,
OF q sad misfortune that be;cl
A family that ouce resided
I'm the very self same street that did.
o. it is such horrible tale.
It's sure TO make your checks turn 1aie
Your eyes with tears viii be oyer'run,
Wigglety. wagglety, wiSgiety' wnn.
Hhey never saw any company
Hho' highly respectable family,
Till each grew more sadder and sadder.
And each was affrighted at the others shadow.
Whey pulled down the blinds to keep out the Light
iii everything was as dark as night;
n md as tuer were determined on suictiDc.
HI tell you the manner they respectively dieo IN
pne day as the father in the garden did walk
ne cut his throat with piece Of chalk;
dhe mother end to her life did put
ky hanging herself In the water butt.
6be Youngest daughter on Bonded knees,
She poisoned herself with toasted cheese
srhe youngest son, determined fellow,
Blew out his brains with an Old umbrella.
The gard ner came in and saw the blood,
be run himself through with piece Of rhubnb;
His wife saw the sight and IL turned her savage
Bhe burnt herself TO death with red picked cabDsge
The old tom cat as he sat by the fire,
Bit piece of the fender and then did expire
The fies on the ceiling their case the wors'D.
Tor they blew themselves up with spontaneous conbus
ton.
The old COW in the old COW she'd,
fook up the pitchfork and knockd OF her head;
The little donkey hearing the row,
Knocked out his brains with the head OF The cow
o. Ii is such horrible tale
lis sure TO make your checks turn pale,
Your eyes with tears viii be over.run
Wiggety, wsggiety wigglety. wum.
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DR.. W. 81. GRRGG-Deor Sir: / have been
faHering for long time with what physicians call
Diseases Of the PROSTATE GLAND and RETENTION OF
Ohm and was unable to obtain any relief until used
CONSTITUTION WATER, which began to produce its cur.
ixe effect after taking one or two doses and no man
Fsd ell that man could suffer, and live; and father
Nm be deprived of the medicine. would be willing 10
Day FIFTY DOLLARS bottle Tor IL.
has net only cured me- but several ether ocers in
pend everybody suffering from any disease Of the kid
asys e. use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
NEw YORK Dec. 10 ISL
Sold wholesale By HOkoAS & ALLEN. No. IS Cliff.
md az druggists.
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(A&ertismen.j
NEw.YoRx, Dec. S. 1894
To the Editor Of The n Y Tribune.


To the Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
SIR: ! have the honor 10 inform sou that the
affairs of the Metropolitan Fair now finally closed
have paid over to George T. Strong. esq. Treas
urer OF the United States Sanitary Commission. the
balance Of money in my hands. viz: One Hundred and
Seventy eight thousand. One Hundred aud Fihyone
Dollars and Sixty .eight Cents, (sl7a-l5l 6e)
This shows the net results of the Fair 70 have been
one million one Hundred and eighty thousand and n'ndy
ore dollars and fntn'y cents (sl leo O9l ezb
take the liberty Of adding copy Of the report OF Inc
Committee appointed to examine the accounts OF the
Treasurer: -.
NEw.YoRK. Dec J. 1864
"The undersigned n Committee appointed 70 OK
anime and audit the books and accounts OF the FINANCE
Department John II. Gouro, Chan man, end Mt
Ellen l.. Strong Treasurer. of the metropolitan ran.
report thoy have carefully examined the sane from the
date Of the last examination To tho present aae' anu
(signed1 T. A. ROOSEVELT,
WIZ. r. BLoDOETX.
G.. II. OoDRy.
desire 10 express NV very great ODilEatloDs tho
those Of Mrs Ellen T. Strong Treasurer TO MIR. Ham
iton Wills and Mr.. George Tuthill foi Their VaisaD''
and efficient aid in the Treasurcrs department.
congratulate the public on the noble results oil thel
generosity IN aid Of tie soldiers OF our army.
Very respectfully,
Your ObeGent servant.
JOIN Ii. GOuRLiE
Chairman Finance Con.
Metropolitan Far Assn.
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To ALL UsrNa STEAM POWER.

Teosysve per cent in fuel saved sod pesc, regulation
Of the motion effected. Ivy using
"srKwARrs PATENT CcrOSy AND 0ovsasos-VAL's'
for Marine and Stationary Engine
No change is required in the engine or boet Tor the spp
cation OF this Cut.Od.
All communication shond be addressed to n. SrKwIr
Co.. No. u Pesrs, New-YoTt or to the MASusAcroSH.
Llmrs, N. Y
We refer a.. interested in Steam Power to the following
parties. who are using srIwAgTs CUr-OYS:
Bruni.s Ocker.haasen Co.. Sugar Refne.s Nos t6S 46a
and 40 " ashin-ons
Trenton Locomotive Machine misunderstanding Co., Trenton
~ J.
Ere Railway Shop Port Jeryis
NY. C. X. r. shop, Syracuse.
International Grain Eleya,ins Aoeson No. Pssrt't'
New.York
LII. Ven Ripper Supt Novelty Works, n Y
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PROPOSED SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
soT ScIFScE AND ABr.-An adjourned meeting OF the
,etizens who assembled at the Cooper Institute, last
TUESDAY promote the above objects. will be held at
the same place Groom No 2i) this evening. Dec 6. at
1t O'Clock for the purpose of receiving and acting on
Che Repor, from the Committee on Organization. The
presence Of sI who are interested in the proposed
l6ooiety are iayited TO attend.
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The POPULAR IDEA
or
FASHIONABLE fABBICs
RATIONAL PRicEB

Is nov being thoroughly Illustrated ~
0ESIS s. Nc. Si3 BEohpwAv
s.. sichos. Hotsi-
The stock Il FAscI HATS for Ladies Misses and hdIen
a, GxyIS s;ahi.hment n all the new dasins and
pynoNHAIRg styles for inter that have been ANNOUNCED IN
Psr beside, variety original novelties, and the hg
u.s s.xsd to the will be found sssstory a. tie
fsbrics themselves There no jus; reason why The
fAsHIosABLE WORLD .,
.boud n, t.yj r. tho sum article than 10 ntrnf cal
worth and feeling that II 10 neither to the interest no 70 Va"
c,ed, al lie rap; 10 be e1scns The undeisigned de
teuu.d 70 cell a; .uch viii afford lar aisn o.
profit, and nothing more oi.Is.
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To the Citizens Of the Twenty-first Ward.


The attention Of the eiseus Of the Twenty hr't We'd !,
o earnestly called the Importance OF eec,ing good sni
upeteut 70 the several positions 20 be tiru d ta com
II. Charter Election
The Union Association Of the Twenty frs. ard is Therefore
saed b. have IL in tho.f power 20 rrcounend 20 your SUI
rs for the various positions be icc well known citizens
Ollie Nard, Of reyro .be character and capacity
Nh EDWARD L. JOHNSON Of the inn OF ,qnif- q iohn'
SOB residing No l69 M.son has been induced 10 con
ALDERMAN.
a, Ne earnest solicitation Of many Of hs fellow CITIZEN. who
nre the Ward represented N ab honest aud enceb'
mnb.f. - 3,
H. JOHNSON l. On old resident Of The Ward, h Land
Idl T. at l. equally concerned with those whose property IL
ted to support our oit, He la sterling business habits
SD has held puoc petition except that OF Tru, o.
Common schOos ia which lie distinguished Tor aDiity
economy and attention and ciecei viii undoubtedly iaooi
n s;y and necessarily to bring about stu,'y reforms Al OIL
lity Government 80
Nr. WILLIAM W PHELPS, LAWYER resiins at No. III
Madison ave. ha. consented assume the duties of
COUNCILMAN.
He Il q weknovn citizen q! the Nerd, 'hofonlLiy "
rryn..d with the details fh. City Government end las IN
eierLce bodusss aud honesty 10 sustain Nun III stu's
efofua'o.y u asuIes . ,t..
JANIS NJ MCLEAN President OF tie Citizens ins1snnes
Compniv, i recommended for ~
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
BENJAMIN Is. ATTERbORh
TRUSTEE
ev have boil been loag Identified with tire Edu soti
Interests Ward and tho City a. 20 insure me To'es
an cens who d.sir, to sustain intelligence aud ehcency II
our Public Schools. $50 .-.
we trust TIA. ~. citizens Of The Ward viii make renuou
efforts 90 redeem our city nisr amt incepaey by &c
~ themselves 10 elect thc esiaDle c@tA' ABOVE men
tioued n,e..,
THOMAS " RPfi President
EoBrnr T DuScAS. SeuetGr,.
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Advertisement.

Esoc8 ARDEN AGAIN another edition
~ this exquisite Poem is in press by Messrs T. TIL
Jos Co., and will be ready in a few days. II has
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e0t 1t includes all the late poems OF TENNYsoS and win
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bon % much admired One wants the two as much a.
hthor. fBoetop journal.
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HALLS

HALLS
VEGETABLE sICILIAS HAIR NkSTwhH
Has proved se be the presented 70
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ready TO testify
few applications Of Il Twin
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o. the Scalp
IA Hal. Dretsinr the
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTs.-The Brit.
sA steamship Virginia. Capt. Lewis, from Liverpool,
Hov To- aud Queenstown 18th, arrived on Monday
ing and bring6 l033 Passengers the gteerage. She
beongs to Williams Guons line Of Liverpool steam.
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The y. !. Female Bcne VIOLENT Society viii open
Far Broadway aud Sixthave. between Trtvith ana
Thtrtysis,h. Sta. MONDAY EVENING, Dec which
viii CONTINUE until saturday, from II a. till ~ p
Ticket. OF odu.sion 10 The object Of the Fair ia to
cancel incurred Tor supple. oil The Institution during
the pl.t Summer.
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tAdyeTtissmeatl

DysrYPsTA LAUGHS AT CATHARTTCs, defes
~ tbs o.d stereotyled femedi.s but suocumbs 70
QsIrrrsIs B1TEEs. The disease can only be or.
slled BY Q powerful effort ol the stomach and its
axsry organs and tkai Effort they must be stimulated
mako BY persistent use OF thiA Irresistible vegetable
80. kething else viii don
I ~ svsrgwSsre. r. 7, QtlcG No. @ ceaarSt
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9ueriai Notices.

Americas Instatuta Faruers Cluk.-A me, kins Of
the Club viii be held CISesd.yl celcct ct che
WIN Baer an agricultural chemist, VIII be present nd
.wsr any questions In relation 70 The Climate Soil.
and Productions of Maryland 6ome 6owef seeos Hofn Mr.
W. r. Prince viii be distributed Admission free
JOHN w CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Society for the Advancement Of Science an
Art adj onrned meeting wl be held at the Cooper
stitue (Roon ~ 90 TUESDAY. Dec o. a, p M ior inc
purpose Receiving rrd sctug the Report from tho oo
uttee on ORGANIZATION.
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Wendell Phillips.

Wendell Phillips.
esitirs! sketch with rortrai.) OF this
WELL.KNOWN CHAMPION OF FREEDOM
sppesrs among trio
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in the
NETWORK MERCURY,
Of December IL.
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Complete in One Number.
A BEAUTIFUL STORY,
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By
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APPEARS IN
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DECEMBER H.
NOW READY AT ALL THE NEWS DNPOTs.
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famous ~ the lrading sketch writer OF the Atlantic Month
ly' publi.hs, one Of her - ,,,,,, .,r,o>--
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(CoAPLzrEl,
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn. ou Tuesday, M.
~ =. tn. residence q the brides parents by the Rev H.
W. Beechcr : rank K BatcheieT Of hoS-fors 10 Mnne
T., daughter OF n. y Brown. 0. sAo former ps'. no
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Drsiucs5 Notices.

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COUGHS CoLDs, ISYLvrszA, HoARsESra, DIFFICULT
BaYArHIss AND ALL AFFECTIONS or THE THROAT
BRONCHIAL TUBES, AND Lungs,
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Horehound in chemical union with Tar Balm extracted from
the LIrB PRiscpLE OF the forest tee be Ba''ae0 or
Balm Of Giead.
The Honey Horehound sOo, and 'eGe,' all irritson
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II is safe sure pleasant Tar alu being entirely free
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The HAT PoE THE SgAsoN.-Of course you
have remarked the peculiarly tasteful hat generally
worn the production oshs, famous manufactured KNOX
ofNo l2l Broadway OF Ful;on; 1t is admitted to be
the neatst: and becoming style yet introduced by him
The material is excellent and It will "rveosbl" anti
Gle which cannot said O; those made by ohe; manu-
factureYs.
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Unaer the Call Tssuea ~ the UNION oENK& AZ
COMMITTEE, Of which SIMEON DRAPER esq, IL Piss
dsut the delegates elected by the defeu Assembly Dist act
yentiops. Monday Evening New "a. 1854 d 10
C4 Broadway and nomnaec Aldermen, Councilnen. and
Shool Officers, which submitted to snd rstfed By t5e
Csnyentioo.
DIST ALcEHMEN.
I. Samuel Hotalp~ II. Jonathan Myers.
3..Itenry Fischer H.. Nathan G. Fly.
S. No nomination -. Marshall Vonght.
!. William II. Gedney ff..tsmes r.. Wsston
9. jacob A. Conovcr
COt'NCILMEy.
yOrrru p;s-Ircr.
John J. Davidson Psiyiox Ia keesse,
Anthony 7. Oliver. JenIe- Mciiuc.
Chandler H. Patrick. issar RobinSon
ptuip schen. Ed~ ard NJ Pe,,-y
Fenrv Smith Sa.nu-l p. Pate rsoa,
John Nude Eli Taylor.
william IT, Housenor Clsrles j. Holder
Abram T.. Dser, Asahe. n. Dcnnsn,
John VI. Hi'lia-d Niliisiu Atkinson.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Moss. Z. CrAs,o, Wrn Waiter Phelps,
(isorge II. Ross. John w. Bockhon,
Stephen G. Seere, Charles " Decker
Dist FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
/ James u. Dupignan, NO NOMINATION.
2Wilsn Cardiac. 6..larnes NJ Mclean.
,. John Deisuatcri 7...oln Nhe.les
{. Robert a. Barry. NJ D.,
Ward. FOR SCHOOL TRU srEES
I.Nobsr p Bur.s II. Wallace T. Bird,s'.,
q .tiustsvus Movers H.. no nominsion.
80 IS. Isnac 81. Phyf,
3 John yogel Is. Jane. Condct. ". D.,
o.. no Dol.r2'ion, l...henry l.. So,e'
t.. 49,. differentiation
sWiliara {. Hanna, e..H. Huntington Leo,
Q. .Aurus;us r. Dow ~. Theron II. Bother,
TO- John Hayward 81. benjamin Is. As,er6erry.
IN Daniel ID. Wright ~. Robert Sew art,
| WILLIAM q. Il. MlLLihEN,
PTesi.cn. of the Convention.
HARVEY II Woo,s (s..,-;a
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New. Yerk aad Philadelphia
PETROLEUM 90. T
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS o. 'NEwH0K-


TRUSTEES:
FRANCIS A. PALMER. President Broadway Bsnk Now
York.
NATHAN RANDALL exPreidsnt UaissA statss TAs-
graph Company. Nsw-York ls
ALBERT II. EICOLAY. OF Albert II. Eicolsy & Co.,
Brokers and Aactioneer. 90 William street. New Yost
EUGENE J. JACKSON. Of Polhsmius Jscksce, Bsnkas
aad Brokers, AZ Exchange place. Esw-York.
EDMUND c. SrEDMAN, SecSstsry hew.York Pstrolees
Stock Board and Broke No. 20 Broad streess New
Y1k.
ANDREW MEHArFEY. Philadelphia.
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Phiadephia
RODERT CLARKsoN Of Clartson & Co., Bsstsss, ~
South Thrd-stfect. PhihdeIphs.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, Oh City Pennsylvaaa
OFFICERS. -
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, New -Yort.
VICE PaEsrpEur.
ANDREW MEHAYrEY. Philadelphia
rRsAssRRR.
A. T. STOUT President Shoe and LeashcsBsnk, Nss&e
sxcREIARy
EDMUND c. sTEDMAN. rh.f
COUNSEL
WILLIAM H. ASTHON, New.York.
ADAM c. ELLIS, NewYOrk. ..1
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK Eew York.
GARRISON CO.. Phlsiephs
OFFICES or THE COMPANY.
No 90 WILLIAM STREET, Eew.York
Nc. lei SOUTH THIRD PauadslphsA-
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A CAgD.
Tar MLIROrnLIIAN EooI AND SnoH LYP0RIun,

Tar MsrRoroLrIAS BooT AND sHoH ExPoRiun'
No. SIS BTosdway. 49, =,
f. BROOKS having a.! the greater convenience oi nnSr
and customers removed from bis Old store IL fu.tons ana
couceutrei his bu, his and commodus broad
way store is prepared 20 offer iof the upeetoh o. ~
GArsRs ard LIrPERs be found in this City His socs OF
good. comprises every variety of style os Ladies ochs
Ms.e Boy and Children The public invited to cal aud
exnnine No SIS Broadway opposite the Metropolitan hotel
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The Twenty-arat Annual Repori and Directory tory
e TIE - $3.50 iniiVN r"H iai %Or I'D, 5,crber
win be- supplied .as practicable a. their residen e. OF
immediately by es 2 ~, ots' S9 - ns s"d
Member ofths Ward Comia,'es are authorized 10 receive
LAM, Bow. President 70 g wsil.s..
jaime. Norman ierfr.'den No 10 Warrington square
Harrio Alien. lioe.Pr,.iden No. % ciin,oupl,ce.
John c. Green. 're.Prc'idrnt y. . s"s,h s.
! Robrr, u. kinsurn. TreeF1rrr, No lt routh.ii
Robot 81. H,rtley, seore,ar,. No 80 bOlr fior'e.
Wsrd.-l William ,os.sii a'' 90 - - w. 49,
| q Henry ) Ierpcl 40 Is Wsrh'i-
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q A. ~ Lyon, No le West tef'y'ss:9ad,
" noEErr NJ. HARTLEY, Secretary
Finh AldeI,nnnic District.-M AZ ilJouraej meeting
ofiLe Ualor tosvqsoa q ,le fhh MdaFnanc pi''f.c'
I
| MR. ALEXANDER II. KERCH
wa, unanimously nominated a. the Union candidate .os Ade..
man ROBr u CARPENTER,
Chairman.
Jous RILEY secrc,sry
mon Nomination.
SEVENTH ALDEBMANIC DISTRICT
FsI Alermsa
WILLIAM II. GEDNEY.
TaSs aSa y 1iiglf SnA and sixteenth
iot SMfS V %i p,iR I.
CHhs S sPENcRR, Chairman.
AL.y.os IL scuDDrE, Secretary.
| Ninth Ward niou Nominations.
FOR SCHOOL CoMAiSsiOShR'
f ehA TffTss9 !. I FsS SHFE'
Finren'h Ward rni SS,t EXAMINATIONS for school
FOR ''~H'GH %t Hs1 Foos 81 ti'''' "'Id
f'' 4 GoIiS t. s' Knox ""''
Regular Union Nonino tons.
Fourth CouncInsne Dstrictseyonth senatorial D''Ict
Twelfth Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty 'hr aud Twenty
, secoad Wards $780,.
uos,gg'Es c ~ sgT6 III :
FRANCIS a. THOMAS
AUSTIN A. FULLER,
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS.
JOIN W. BOCKhORh,
STEPHEN ROBERTS
Union Nomination.
For Coune usu b Dist l2h l9. 10th 's, and! I'D WsIds
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
Union Nominations.
For Copnclnen for the Sixth Senatorial District.
Ninth filcrn,h Sigte nth, and Eish'rea.n WardA
WILLIAM II. H0LSNER,
j. WILSON GREEN.
ABRAHAM LENT
GEORGE MCLEAN
WILLIAM ATKINSON.
GEORGE H. VAN MORT.
Regain Union and Citizens Nomination.
FOR ALDERMAN
ELEVENTH ALDERMANiC DISTRICT,
TWENTIETH WARD
CORNELIUS ACKERMAN.
FOR COUNClLMAn, |
First District.
Ninth Ward
AUGUSTUS y. DOW.
Nominated BY the following orssnira,ioa''
Mos.r, Democraey. constitutional Union,
TsIPsysrs' Association, True Democracy
Union Nomination. District.
For Alderman,
ALEXANDER ii. kEECH.
CHA,Lrs J. HOLDER, Secretary
Third AIder.aanic District,
Fiiih and Eighth W ards
Union Nomination Tor Alderman
s. 5. wYCKOEF, Chairman.
H Z, GA. p 3 aos.,. }s.sr.:.rir.
Nisth Aidernanic District, sixtetata Ward.-I
Union No. !. 2. ~ I 90 ,A,.!!assn.n.
aoorERc, VAN WORST, President,
RssAlIe n. SEElxeop Ssc,s.afy Il
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