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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-30

A-.I,hv tore 20 the system by PgrIfring the
hlaai. regulating th- -ccTeiiors and re-in' -
Grating the vial powers.
surgical Operations. Of whhiever
nature. performed scientifically. and the patient
boarded at the Institute. The Doctor Will
guarantee to cure Hernia Tor breach Of the
worst kind in three weeks. by new mode OF
operating. Ovarian TumorS. so fatal TO ie-
males, will he successfully removed.
Twenty years residence in Mexico, South
America. China and the East Indies, together
with his large Hospital and Army practice, has
given the Doctor advantages possessed by few,
and his remarkable success warrants promise
of cffectual cure. His Anatomical Plates, ex-
hibiing all parts of the Human System, and
the different stages of disease, are the most
complete on this coast, while his experience as
lecturer enables him to explain to his patients
the particulars of their disease. No mystery
is made of disease or the mode of treatment,
but the patient is instructed in all that per-
tains to his case.
Medicines, with full directions, will he sent
to any part of the State, on receipt OF letter de-
scribing the symptoms.
An lnfirmary is connected with the cstab-
lishment where patients, who desire, may re-
ceve beard and constant attention during their
sickness, thus avoiding the Inconvenience OF a
hotel Kind and attentive nurses will be en-
ployed, and no means will beleft untried to
give full satisfaction.
The Doctors apartments are the most conf
modious in the city, and patients may rely on
the strictcst privacy. Consultations Free.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies suffering from any of the intirmities
peculiar to the sex, will find the Doctor safe
confidant and scientific physician. In the treat
| ment Of suppressions and kindred diseases, he
| is without an equal, and Ladies may feel as
sured that they will receive the most delicate
and gentlemanly treatment, and secure n
| prompt relief from their troubles. Private
apartments, with female nurses, for those who
desire them.
TO RESPONDENTS.
| Parties in the country, who may desire tc
consult the Doctor, can do so by letter, and re-
ceive in return full description Of their dis
ease and its means Of cure. All communica-
tions will be held strictly confidential and the
letters returned If desired. Medicines will be
sent securely Letters, to receive an answer,
should beaccompanicd by an Express envelope.
Consultation Free.
All letters must be addressed to
DIR. c. W. MOORE,
641 Commercial st.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
April 8, 1865. 22:m3
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f~ettem>. >-afsia De- al - I..-r SIS 9 ---+
it.-.sl.-ls caariat,on az tshf f-ra'H-
u.ta certain au4 gafaii o.. rru-ils~. -.--vi y
,roeili-- Sd corrupt hlmors and impar1in- "a
A-sI,hy tore 20 the system. by purifying the
hlaoi. regulating th- -coTetiors aud re-in' -
Grating the wal powers.
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Psf --eae 81 Ia asF Far- 81 - >tHts
herss.- .stsuf. 80 ras crsirs a. -. .aas
art 4itlee ~ ra. isarsar eel t4saf r~s-
p~ sasss. asl uts tAsAk ~i=r O. SAB
-ifi~u --atrurrf ~ ssh .a F.-cfr-ss .
r-r--Hal ie.--r'rE arr fesp~s-tfal-
s-ssfl -aaf thr1E ceu.zsazi-stlpus 81. -
4s.4 rlsr-s ,4fr res
n the case D. O. 3 sad o. ~ DIV DESCRIBED
r..-s..rsi res.. r.la...-.Hu al - sEperss ed.
a- IustrEst.ous g. 4lri. -ss4u,eu. aud the sru-
eral treatment Of the case Itself. fiuela4ing the
remvlicst Wiil D. forwarded without delay
and ia such manner ~ To- convey no idea oi
the purport OF tue letter or parcel 80 ifausnlit-
ted.
The Doctor would take this occasion TO as
sure those DESTROYS of medical relief, that he
has noconnection with any other office.
\. BAH letters and mouey must be ad-
dressed thus:
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49, - s-m $780, rs sEs ~
.--s.-s u-t 81. fa- sAs- ss4 s-r aa7ra 80
49, sr---r rns maas~ nraatf ra-u
- - r4a-a-r--a as - 49, Tss1 =
--~ $50 90 a. ssss -rs-a1aaar t-r1s "A
asa. Isl. e-Er. sc 4a-es ass trE 60 e41
.-- ---.-r4 .a e-.s rr-zazn~rt f1~f
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MT -~zsz SET ss< sn-wx~. 80 -
W - sa~ N4~Al r~-s - o. SrNswnuw -
- swurrsmnu mma esr~mru s~~su6s~nmA 60
49, as M.x ~swza4S ~~~ - su4 -
ss~y 49, szv~~z $500 >.u~sz~x ~ ~@urn
asrzlas11aMns
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SENATE. :. .ALBASY. March II. 1865.

SENATE. ALBANY. March II. 1865
BILLS REPORTED PAvoRABLT.
Concerning the Bath and Coney Island Bridge
Company. ,,
By Mf. wooDRuYY-Ths Broadway Railroad bill-a
FOR : steam ferry between Now.York and New.
Jersey.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Providing Tor the incorporation OF Town insurance
To amend the act for the registration Of deaths In the
ctics and courtics Of this state.
Amending the Revised STATUTES relative TO shidasis
taken In reference tn proceedings in foreign countries
BILLS PASSED.
The Battery Extension BIZ.
Requiring Registers Of cities and counties to provide
an fliclal seal.
Relative to deposits Of Swings Banks.
Incorporating the New.York Union Yacht Club.
Legalizing tho Onondaga County special tax sor
Mr. Cook moved for the appointment q a select
committee Of nine for the advancement Of bills on gen
sral orders. which wa: S e.trsd; Adjourned
The Speaker announced the following Grind
ing Committee:
Messrs Gleason, Sanford Perry, Brandreta, Reddine
ton Lord Pitts Stewart ns,SroO sa1 N Wssd Mat
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Accidental Insurance Company.
To the Ellsworth Social CluD Of Brooklyn
To amend the act relative 10 local improvements II
Brooklyn.
Air CooPEz introduced bill relative to the public
Health u New. York City.
Gov Fen,on cent IN a message. incloslng Q cornmu
nj um the Secretary OF the Treasury. relative
10 tho purchase OF the Merchants Exchange. Now.
York, for custom. house, and nlso dran ola BIZ
ceng Jurisdiction Of the state over said property
10 the United States.
Tho ground TO be cetled Is described as follows:
Tho PREMISES situate In the First Ward " the City of
New.York constituting the entire square formed BY
Wall William aud iianover.sts. and Exchange-pace,
the Exchange Building and Improvements erected
,hereb cos-rng the whole Of said square, for the pur
Jose Of cusiom'house.
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DIE D..

BRApBURY-rn thi. city Saturday March H. iess, 70
Tn. ard rirnds Of the family respectfully invites
to attend the funeral lom his laie residences No " Las
Twcnty,hirds.. on Tuesday afternoon oeieeA
HrNyETTfp Brooklyn. On Wednesday, March 8, at the
residence Of his father Daniel u. Bennes eldet son Of "
II. Bennett
CAULDwELL-ou Saturday, n~ch II, GsoSss G. CsaiA
Ills relative, ard ends and those Of his fsher sbenessS
c.adss are s;psfy s S s ..ssre
Tuesday, lab Inst. at O'Clock p M "inou' iunss
notice.
DIs8Row-At HswRochsl~. on Saturday. March H. PA.
lena willow OF the a.o Thomas Dserow 10 The I'm ysss %
bs and fienas OF tn. family are invited attend
the funeral at the residence OF her sonin'aw ooo'ss
Psn6sld. on Monday afternoon 81 zocseh "'''u' ''N''
ne,ice.
la daughter Of Francis r. Freeman eyed ysaf' aIe
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
oREENBANK-At Pairmouns, Yves, Farms On FrdAy iess
inst, Ann widow Of the late Rev. MsEmsduke GresnesnA
Of Bronrdaic. westchester Co.. ased Is years .,.,a
The nsr 'sd the SsuIss Monday.
18th Inst, a. O'CLOCK p. M 49,,
MAcDONALp-on sa1d.y ssIS si: ~ Hnoa MacdonsS
aged " yeanp and mouths 49,. ....o,s,,,v ,rx,.A
Ts relative, and Trend: Of nc n% ,,s r..dencs No. Down
inst. On tuesday, March H. ct l eei0cs .. "'
rRHrT-ou sunday. M.rsa y slo,srfs D. only ehnd I"
EawaId W. an. ana ss"d. Is. rs.peey is,ise
70 the fanss tho rssdess o. h.I eais"s SIT
4 a
ssSesS iI ~ O'Clock p IN. 49, =.
IN M, 1sns,s viii be taken to wrenthsm. Mssa
nrcrop-,n NewYosk City, Friday morning, Msroh ~
lands received whls Sighting with Great Cart Louie
Msop Rector Of Athsas Ga. eyed "a yesrs and nioraaa
srvWAY-On Saturday morning March II, Of censcmp-
.,on ,ner hong painful illness, Henry stsnwsy.
rcd "a year, month"; aud 10 days
RI Of the family invited to aiteud the fnnerS
rom bic late residence, No. las Eas. fn,y.eecnd be-
tween Lexington and OF 10 o'clock Aonday
hi. remains VII no inferred d Greenwood Csmssery.
sIEpLER-At Jersey City, on yrday, March 70 Mary vas.
schsick beloved wife Of Cha siszss, ssSd years.
months and days
hs relatives end friends invited 70 attend tho flner
without further notice. en her lac ,esdsncs No. -
Ess<I-s I. Jersey City Sunday, u eiocz y a.
Albany and Oranss Co. pspcS please copy
THORPEln Brooklyn. Saturday. March IL Ida ieosrsA
only child Of Alfred p. and the kts Doslis e Thorpe
Tie roslyvs and lrisntn OF the family respectfully
ved 70 attend the fuAsrs Monday 3h ns oaece
p NJ, from Tie isucs sfJ Z. Jenkins hysssoa. neee
TAYLORi, Broollyn saIaay nominF March - 49,
second daughter Of the Rev. 4. l. L. and Mary '1sy'eS
IN the "a year Of her &c. .sss>
The relatives and snds Of the family invited 70 se;sod
funArnA on tuesday stssuoou, ct q eecox nom see ~
denos Of her parents No. SO Henry 81, broo4yn .
WAHpELL-ln Brooklyn, N. " on Friday nefcn ~ 49,
K, wife OF John H. Wardsu. and daughter OF j. v. u
sr., ssed - years, monfhs and IL Days
MonmOush Co, N. j.. papers please copy.
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CnilRr CALENnAR-THis DAY.

SUpREME CoURT-CIKcUIr-PARI Mos. LOGS,
liz. lois isfe ii1 itj i,o5 1857. PArr il-No. ls1,
20 ts7 ia iI;; Iss Ils '2ss i3 ,sss 1870 l%,' lss
-pgxranrn.-No ST. issrss o. LAv AND FAcr-Nos. 49,
1854, 1856, 2ol 20 27i tnc'usiyv - -
SUPERIOR COURT PARr1.-Nos. 39i6i, 4ss1
zoos arr .ssS Ss.9 12f1 <1 <ya tos 1889 $500 1895
1851 sea PAHr l-Noa 3l.s llso tsc, IA. 9l9o. VIt
;s.c GOT Go 4s!C t9os, 1914, is1e. 400 80.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART l.-Nos. 'o2
Par Ii.-Adjoorued 70 "Wednesday.
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To CURE SORR THROAT-Add fifteen drops OF
DR. T. H. TAlBor's MEDIcArED PlSrAPPLE CIDER 10 q
uirt ofcold wutcr and use gargle put wet cloth
around your neck when yon retire. For sae every
where. h. L. BABbirr SOLE Agent. y
Nos. g. 65 Cd o. Is, 10 ~ "a Washington g., NJ
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To CURE CoUGHs-Add one tablespoon full
OF Dr. T. u. TALDoT's INDICATED PrSrArpLg CIDER 20
half pint OF water take once IN two hours TOT s"c
oyerywhero Il T. BABDrrr. Sole Agent
Nos o. 65 &C. o. u, ~. ~ ~ WaShing.on-s' NJ l.
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CHEROKEE PILLs-FEMALE REGULAToR.-
si,L ~ pn,r,.t, al per box Thuty.tv'o pase pSmph-
ie, trss. Adde'S Dr. W. d. MKKwIs Co.. No 50 Liberty
,t key.Yotk.
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IAdyer,lsenlepi. .
Cows. BUsIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
Of The fee, cured by Dr. ZAcnAsis No. 100 Broadway
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Irs EFFECT n MIRACULOu!
The On. TIE MIDDLE AoxD AxD TIE Yovus Uauu -
Halls SIcfrlAx
VEGETABLE HAZE iESnwaa.
II Is entirely scientific discovery combining -
Of the powerful and restorative agents In the vsesRA1GS
KINGDOM.
II WILL PosfIvxLy RESTORE GRAY DEF, DfsooEo9D
HAIR TO It's ORIGINAL COLOR and change brssA Why -
comely locks into
BRAUTiyuL SnKxS TREuEa
We have such confidence In is merits and sss 70 srs ~
Il viii DO Ill claim for Il. that we offer
900 REWARD
II the sIc1LrAS HAIR RESEwER does lot give ssisacsa6
al casc when used strict accordance with nstrueseA
II will restore nay hsir
Itkeeps the hair from falling Quit
Il eleanses the scalp;
1t makes the hair lusfrous and silkeu
III splendid hair dressinsI
II 10 liked by oil who use IL
II is rapidly gaining popularity III cassss Of 49,
uuny such other preparation for the same purpose ~
enjoyed This simply because Il V just what ~ -
Il Ia: unequs!ed Hair Restorative and DrsssinG
Poor.
To provo it-try bottle.
r. r. HALL Co., Nashua, n r.. Propdsassa
DEnAs BAaxRs L Co., No. 81 Pork Row. Esv.fosA
Gene al Agents
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IAiyrriilarneni.

JgPPERs, $40 Broadway, is selling his stock OF
LADIES' ard Chlldicns Boots and Shoes and me uel's
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Advertisement.
Messrs. FowLER & WELLS, PhrenOlogtst'
give Charts OF Character daily ut No. 3so Broadway
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MARRIE ID.

ADAMs-IIURD-In Lawrenceyile, N. T.. on Saturday
Feb 49, by the Rev. w. W. Warner. MI Che esf Adam
" Stockholm, n. Y, to Miss Sarah A. hard.
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and them Of life. The srs made yos,o
sssn the middle aged rejoice and the youns become dousy
brilliant by using this splendid Toic. DyPeps Hesbura
Liver paint Headache Pains In the side Chct 10 ~
Back and all symptoms Of Stouschc Dersnsement yed =
once the health giving influence Of PLANTATION BTTsaa
DIR. LIGHTuILL
Can be eonsuled at hs residence No. g. Mark psos
eighth st. between Second and Third aves. from m u
p n,
DEAFNESS, CArARRH, -
Discharges from the Ear Noises tie Head and al Dasssse
Of the
EAR, TBRoAr AND
AIR PAssAeEa
Dr. Won EIsENBERa,
IsvsrroR fHR FAMOUS
AUTHORIZATIONS,
ron THE CURE o, ALL DmxAsys Srzs
EYE, EAR CHRosfc CArARnH
Lvsos IyxoAr HEA1r aud %O Sos, ,;n Ton.
No. sls BRoADwAr
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARsENBss.-Ah
suffering fsom THROAT HoAassx.ss
will be ssreesbly surprised at the almost immediate rete
afforded BY the use Of BRovss BRONCHIAL InocHrG'
The aemolcen. Ingredients aay Pulmonary Irritation. sn
after paSIc speaking singing when the Throat weassA
aud Weakened BY much exercise. hsr viii give ~
n.wed strength the vocal organs
Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any d
the numerous worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded tho market for the last few years when ct lowo
prices you get pens which acknowledged To b IL
| BEsr IN rHs WORLD
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose sck Of brains compsn
them attempt xrATIos, to the ads,tise~erG III yea
the full vsue Of your money, In another coInss
1.-The Pen is Mshtier thsn the Sword"
CURE AND CoMPORT.-Ruptures are now
easily cured by wearing WIRES PATsxr LkvEn fRrsGs
II IL principle from All otners-LI6HF CLEAN AHD
Easy No PRrssUBE oy TIE BAcK We warrant 10
GREeosx Co, No. coo Broadway
WEEDS Sewing Machine Co.'S highest pre- 4
MUM .-ock. Stitch MschineA No. 500 Brosdwsy, N I. y
1.-THE LUNGS" Y
sraicxt Asp's MEILipfUors CouGu BALsAn % the oaY
sure for Cou.hs Cold Dronciis Asthma and Cen,om
tioa never fails to affect permanent cure r9r sac
v. &. WEfIS Co. No lis Franklin It., \. 7. d. SrRisS
iAsD's TOXIC cures the worst cases Of DyspepsA
GROVER g. BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
tic Stitch and ocktitch SEvrSe MAcHiyys No3s bfoe4'
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX 1 GIBBS No. sos Broadway;
BEAUTIFUL LFE-LIKg PICTURES.
Csr,ss vsne,,e % per dorm; Duplicates e. AL mega
tive, rexs,.red r. A. Lyvia No. l2Chsfhin-s N y.
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Fer special Notices zee Hishth Rass.
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HoTHoUsR SrRAwBBRRIRs AND CUCVMBKI
.o.ivsd to dav by WILLIAM TAytoa, No. so Broadway
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WaEgLEs & WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lock Stitch srwna MAosrSss-Ne. 20 Broadway 10
WsxxIxz wuseHs BvyroS HeLa MAoauI
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BEsJ. !, TaE ALL. Au CIT ,,
6alesroom No. 70 Liberty street. near Nassau

EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
MLTURE SUPERB REAL BRONzEs, CLOCKS, AN
THEALL CURTIS viii sell at auction ON Thursday,
Nov 1855 at II O'Clock, at the No 06 Fifth
nue. southwest corner Of Fifteenth street
By order of the executors Of the Of the late James
rup vrro. Nm Bsnhhs I,i;, deceased) -.
house. made to order by Meeks Narcotic Others
sistng In Of richly Suits in medallion reps
Centre and Fancy Tables elegant buhl Square and
Corner Cabinets Pedestas Tables rich Centre Divans
wood Pianofore Nunns Clark Makers elegant Turkish
Easy Chairs Couches Side and Fancy Chairs Gard Tables
fine rosewood and inaid Marquetere rosewood and ma
hosany French Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus Armoreea
Secretaries rosewood Sofas votare Easy and Side Chairs
In satin.
Also deliberately carved oak Suit reps secretary and
library and Tables to match richly carved
wood library Bookcases elegant figured damask and lace
Curtains large French plate side Mrs0r patent spring Beds
Palasses curied hair Mattresses. Bolsters and Pillows
toilet Crockery Aubrusson and Brussels Carpets &C. to-
the sale will commence. ~----.--~~~-- s~--A~
The Clocks, Bronzes &C. are Of the most elegant descrp-
uon, AND cannot be equalled In this country,
And comprise two superb real and heavy gilt mant
sets Of Clock and Vase Candeabras Of extra SIZE with gilt
figures; Cleopatra and the "Sheep Washer" both by
Baeotene, ofPars and gnd brocael and
white Mantel Clocks with figures The "Parcae Crusa-
ders, &c BRONZES
larre real bronze Chevaux De Marley statnette. and
groups Love Mercury" Elephant. and Tiger" &C.
KISS STATUE
The house will be for exhibition Wednesday 9Th
inst by permit which, with catalogue, may be had ut tho
ofce Of the auconeers No % Liberty street. E. H. Lud-
low 4 Co., No Pine street.
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DEM. =. THEALL, AUCTTONEER
s1LEsRS0H y LIBEsTY sTREET' kESS NASSAU.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

t(EnJ y. THEALL, AUCITONEER.
s1LEsRooH y LIBERTY STREET lHd'0 NExR NASSAU.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
the whole OF which made order BY and has
-. j EIES&HT s' PIER AND d. SANrEL MIRRORS,
VERY RICH ADMINISTER, WILTON AND BRUSSELS
cARPETsi FINE BRoNzEs. CLOCKS. CHANDE
~uv Lik n,s CHINA, GLASSWARE, 80
Thiryfourh street. FIFTH avenue all the elegant
nure &c. contained In said house consisting In Tart Of
Elegantly carved rosewood walnut Drawing Room Suits
IL satin damask and figured silk reps; Turkish and
voltsre Chair. richly carved rosewood kagcres Centre
lIrs. sssan ssn dsm..k rsps and lace Curtains.
Paris gilt Manel Clock and style Louis Philippe
very rich walnut and gilt Secretary Bookcase Library Table,
elegant Aeda''0n A1T bisiSa Gi EDcaa &C.
Richly carved walnut Buffet marble top; sond walnut Pill
lar kxtenson Tables fine walnut Dining Chaa In and
morocco sk and cc Curains rich decoraod French
Chm. glass and silver plated Ware, rich Axmnsssr Car
BEDCHAMBERs
Superb Suits In satin wood deliberately carved with
ant aad OAK 6utis "a with marble tops; HAcs
s sop Centre .sd Fancy fabs. sscrsar 4ooks.ss sil
Cu!isd Hair MaitTesses BosteFs and Pilows fach Wilton
and English Srp s1sE Cs. 7s5 s as
.: !SS n1S E M Stand and Chair Asna
- '0A ''' A0s''A 1 ALSO oa'ps''' o'l0'a' &C.
All the elegant bronze and iii chspdelers snd Fixtures
Gcsncss M,ndow Shades o. together with tho Kitchen
1 SS'e oe Sf SIX =" Win AZ Sold
1s6sv s a' Hss ss' four as, .sSs .s run
s {. s,s ass &
t6e saconesrs % Liberty street. or Il E. H. Ludlow Co..
NO. fino street. ~>ASfAG-~
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ELEVENTH. SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
- the undersigned German citizens o. the
above district was hsld ON the inst 81 ~ H.as ssioon
Third avenue Eighty sixth street. ~ whichtt WAS unAn
HON. THOMAS O. YIELDS
the candidate OF the German citizens Of the dsric and
20 support him with their fun strength In tho cunning
Andrew Smith, Theodore Enenlast
Francis Sauer Fritz Lsndmann.
isna' A nssOd.' oS Sr s1Ws wagner
Adam lillian, Gustav Landmanns
Frank 0ruener Henry Moad0rf.
Peter Becker. Frank kompf
George " Paris Charles Hoerner,
Charles Borst Louis Frank,
Paul Schouhsls John Ioe9eL
Carl 6chroeppenhausen. Mich. Loehr
Yalentn Dexhelmsr, John Wolf,
rsancls Lawrence, John Arnold
Philip Becker Henry esuer,
Wendell Becker O. y. C. D0hronwerd,
EfisdSieh Kisinisdsr, Louis ns1Ss,.
Frank Will John nuhlfeld
Mich. Diets Fried. zschockes
Herman Handel Mo: Hermann.
Louis Brasi. Phil. Dioh.
/ GsorgeIUnterholsnsr. Adopa Arnold. x
Charles Meyer. Adam 6choI0r,
Fritz Schaub, Chrtsl Jacob.
Anton Heintx Peter Brand.
r. Val Bauer Fried Bauer.
John Blumonshoin. va1eutm Cook,
Christoph Weidt, Thomas Basr.
fritz Sohuler Phil. OhriDtmeuu,
William Book. Fred buchhols,
DR.: SchaeHer, WIN Ewaid.
J. y. Gent WIN 6desky,
Nlc. Haas John N0l.
Charles HiAs 0so1gs 6puelsr. /,
JAG. 7. Montges. JohdR 6iegmann,
Louis Plug r. John Ulrich,
Charles Frenxnik, John Urch,
JShp Vols. - 9ealsl QtsAk
Oh. zessc, Fred Hchf54der.
George Bernhard, Louis Moller,
Adophus Promm, Jacob Kuchenhoher
+. AMEND Secry. ANDREW SMITH, Chairman.
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"a hrcoklyn by COLI muRPHY.-on Monday. Sth.
nearly newt do in good order light Wagons Feed Wa
gon Hesrse underakes Wagon family Carriage, two
single and double Harness, Bankss &C. sale without
serve
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IL friends OF Messrs Cornell and d Bren that Gilbert
Deane Intends withdra.Dg he name a. Senaor from me
niy Of Informing the voters and az friends IN the dsrss
Tuesday merit GILBERT G. DEAkE,
Union nominee Fifth senatorial district
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ITO SHIPPERS or FREIGHT
TO PACIFIC COAST
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compsnys steamer ATLANTIC
will sail on the nth inst
Slow Freight received al rer n North river foot Of
Canal street. every day commencing on Al instant be
the hours Of N. and6 n NJ closing ats r. NJ on
the 10th inst, I
Vast Freight win be received up O'Clock A. NJ on day
r rates apply at our oce o. Broadway and Canal sired
dock WELLS, FARGO a co
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FoR w gJSTSsC}sL T xrSk a. STEAMSHIPS
.tspt
WIN. =. CLYDE. jas. ,. Robbins
The splendid Al steamship FAIEsANKs win san Thur.
day, November attP Superior accommodations for
passengers. For freight o. pasAse apply 70 CHAs N.
PERSON, N South street. or 70 JAMES HAND. III wall
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LION. ROBERT CHRISTIE AND HON. JOHN s. HA-
Ii each claiming TO be regularly nominated the de-
mscrac candidate fo Senator the First Senatorial district
ach being willing withdraw In favor other
success to the democratic ticket the State and the
Ascendacy Of the democratic In the Legislature
requested the undersigned to decide which shall withdraw
We have given the question the best consideration that the
4Imo allotted permits and without deciding upon the
ary Of the proceedings under which either to be
taking lpot tho merits of either recommend
under the that this time Hon loan g.
the democratic candidate for Senator al present election
VAE. ALLEN,
bMidnI townsend,
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ANTHOLOGY.

A n. MAURICE, REAL AsrKoLoaER or AMERICA.
IA. tells the very day marry likeness nbscnt
friends situations good luck land success In al
undertaking. wealth, health and long Iie 70 ~ Who
suit him. a written destiny BY letter, ~. l6 Bieecksv
street. osar Wooster Ladies. % vents; gsnusmsa. O.
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CURE THING THIS TINE.
~ For Member OF Assembly, Eighth district.
Give him . .ood !, gE |stE DUFFY.

oNe MN good majority.
RIO THE RESIDENTS OF THE EIGHTH WARD.
Ats meeting Of the Young Mons Independent Demo
Friday evening November 1858, was resolved unani
mously that support the entire State ticket headed by
General Henry Socum twas carried by reclamation
that support George L. Loutre for Member Of Assembly
In the Third Assembly district believing him to be honest
upright and has aways cast his vote against
Wholesale swinding In the halls OF our Legislature
EDWARD McCoRxrcK, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WILLIAM II. EATON,
JOSEPH j. DELANEY,
ROBERT j. ANDERSON,
JAMES McCLEARY,
ROBERT w. MAYHEM,
BENJAMIN M. HOUNSLOW,
JOHN r. SHERIDAN,