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Nearly half OF all these revaccnations and all
this good work was for the The total amount OF
the vaccination done for both rich and poor In the
years by III roy vaccine institution Of Great Braint
tho royal yenneran nsii uion, and the London ue
and smallpox hosps.s only about hundred thou.
sand including all Their rcvaccinations These royal
institutions issued about handrcd and f,y thousand
charges OF vaccine virus every year. while Dr. Loines
in Eastern Dspenssry alone issues about QUE hund
rod thousand chages aud some years has furnished
many one hundred aud ninety thousand charges or
tho protective lymph In vsw or such facts and with
expert vaccuasos In these city dspcnsaries the Metro
poan dislrc, has in Ihe such excellent facilities for
public vaccination and for the conservation OF pure
cine lymph few cities possess Plan and system in
providing for and enforcing vaccination alone are
wanted and these the Board Of Health supply.
The Beard 0. Hcal,h therefore gave notice tnat IN
accordance with tho twenty section of the Sani
tary code every unvaccnaied person required TO DO
eic,uay vaccnated Parents requested to have
children vaccinated Employers and supcrinendents
Of aborers of every class requested all the
persons under thor direction protected from smallpox
by vaccua ion or revaccinaton The poor and all VINO
prefer vaccination viii be vaccnated either
Of the M dlca dispcnsaries mentioned below, viz
New York. Dispensary, I32 Centre street. corner Of
White.
Eastern Dspensary. 81 Essox street corner OF Grand
Northern DsPensary, at tho junction nf Wavcrey
place and Christopher street
DemiIt Dispspsary, 4Oi second avenue, corner OF
Twenty third street.
Norineas,srn D.spensnry 100 East Ffyn ninth street.
Thrty-fourn street Dispcnsary, 100 West Thirty
fourth street, near corner OF Brosdway
Northwestern Dspcnsary 5ll Eighth avenue, corner
Of West Thiry.scventh street.
Manhat;anvillc Dspensary. at Manhatianville.
Applicants tor gratutous vaccination will present
themselves nc any disIonssry the city OF New York
before any day, Sundays excepted Every person
who is vacciDaed will present hmsef for examination
at the dspcpsary week, precisely, after each vacc
nation that tn physic an may decide whether the
be succcssfui.
In tho city of Brooklyn applicants for grauitous vac
cination will he vaccnaaed at the hours and under
the same regulations rs In New York.
At the Brooklyn Dispensary, No. Tiliary street.
Central Dispensary, Fiabush avenue near Ncvlns
street.
Long Island College Hospital, corner Of Pacific and
Henry streets.
Williamsburg Dspensary, l3l Fourth street. between
South Second and south First streets.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

senate.
ALr.s,, March 2l, 1861.
s,fsx SKyosyyp.
Rstsndinr the Jurisdiction os the surrogate IS Court
Amending the Rochester dog tan Law.
Ascending the lev reIssIve to the sa,e o. unpaid
aaxea
As;horizng the Durango Silver Mining Company TO
Issue preferred stock.
Authorizing the Gem pletion OF unfinished business in
Against the bill for The projection Of hoel keepers and
sthsn. Laid on the table.
BY Mr. Lov-Asainsi the Lexington Avenue Railroad
ny NJ. LowAgainst auinorszing the construction Of
IN elevated railroad in New Yort. Agreed 90
Authorizing the extension OF the southslde Railroad,
scr ths relief Of the Niagara street Railroad PunaIo
TO facilitate the construction o. the Piaitshurg and
whitehall Railroad
To enable certain railroad corporations 10 uss passen
ser ssatsreoms and charge for the
Ezteediqs the time Tor the conPletion Of the west
assins, the New York Elevated railroad bill tsecond
BY Mr.. Asnssws- Amending the charter OF the Mer.
chfnts Erchangc and News Room OF Ses York ordered
90 th,rd read ng
To refund the Cornell University she amount paid
ny Ezra ccrnen TO the Gopesee coiese
- ee oesr protection OF smigrsnis arriving At the
the wsierlows Public scho,, hin.
P.~-vp
10 incorporate tue White Plans wa.u Works Com.
Ausherzing The eity Of Rochester to borrow $4,000
for school purposes
The BROOKLYN Terrs,e bill
Authorizing the New York Society for N. Relief az
the Ruptured and Crippled TO hold and personal ss
Amending the charter Of the village Of Lancaster Ers
county
For The relief Of The Bualo and DeroI, transportation
Company.
For the relief Of the Buffalo and Cleveland Irsnsporia
:" me- wporaiiag the Mott Memorial Library Of New
10 ,ne vsse the salary OF the Officers and clerks in the
ssacs of 4. " Collector Of fares In New York.
Yor tbe snsfer Of certain INDECENT children In Coium.
bia countv 10 the Hndson Orphan Asylum.
Amepdips 4 We charter Of the Rochester water WORKS
Amending the vnsral Insurance Law relative 20 mu-
tual Insurance vancs - : -, -,
wr srasrosp y,s. w 20 question of privilege. said
mat the cornrtoe appoint ed 10 ipvesiQase 70 the
sIevoa csnsi frsads n esnsed suhpecn 70 10 served
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sa t1xf q T. pody a ~ I,,ssssA Z KlnAs1 -
givsn By sd Bossd: snA dsuonsas further says thss
On hs sth az q March, issE dspsesns acting s.e.r
ths osdsm g D. 4 3. Dalton, Sanitary supernie1aSo.
cogsneU q the city or Nsw Yosk, No Centss sseeS
2 aad cry. and ssksd 70 - ths record and Srpnr
Kimba and was informed by the psEson in charge sf
the said once that papeu roasting 70 the said case
the inquest held therein remained In the Once a
thee were in the possession of Ougousr Gamble
HORATIO PAINE
Sworn 10 before this 10Th day Of March, 1851
JAnn IL fncH, Notary Public.
The is nov the hands Il Judge Bowling. Very
respectfully, your obedient servant
T. B. DALTON sanitary Superintendent
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PASSING CorsrKRruT MoSxy.--On the 18th inst Ira 3.
Bush, IN exarmy cfcer formerly sf the One Hundred
and Twenty fourth New York Volunteers, arrested
Port Jervs New York, the charge Of passing coun-
serfeit money. II is alleged he parsed $50 Of the
"qeeer' at hotel where he was arrested and had s275
OF the worthless money HE person The pr s
resident OF Port Jcrv and s deacon In tho Presbyc-
ran .burnh and Sunday school teacher. He h row
coBaged In hontcello jail t@~
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:s:s . e: :ss. :as s::.s s:s
,reoed % ARES /~sl that the sesgs.ntat-Ams 30
'crs The bar o Is senate 70 sss.sr for contempt
The n. a vas carried unanimously.
,hioS 1a bill 10 ard In the construction Of railroads.
rate q IS 600 per mils shsn twensy iss of any
- railroad shall have besn completed, was ordered 70
Ass reading px.,, s..-,...
PIERS AND wHARvss new YORK CIT.
The evening session Of the Senate was devoted 70 the
s q ns biz a..
mont made was one limiting the power Of commissioner
in assigning piers and wharves for the exclusive use o.
thereon me bill was ordered to third reading, and
the senate adjourned
Assembly.
Albany March 21, 1897
Tho bin 10 establish legal gazette in New York city
was ordered TO third reading.
BILLS PARSED.
To authorize the wikesbarre Coal and Iron Csmpanv
To prevent frauds upon hotel and boarding house
kespera
To incorporate the Sing Sing Dry Dock Company.
In relation 70 the Normal and Training School at o.
The Constitutional Convention bill thea taken up
and read as amended by the Conference Commiee
Mossrs Weed, Henry, Smith. Ransom and Prince op-
posed the bill in its present form.
Mcssrs Parker and Bgesw advocated its passage. !.
After debate she question was taken N agreeing 70 70
amendment providing for the election OF delegates w
senatorial districts and lost BY vote Of yeas ss
nays 61.
to "a. WV =
The question was then taken on the amendmentapp
been engaged in the rebellion and Was carved by o.
TO 81.
The auestion was then taken agreeing with the
mander Of the report and adopted by 40 10 ~
Recess till evening.
Evening Session.
BILLS xTHoDrcED.
By Mr. BERRyAAN-To amond tho charter OF the Peo
pee Savings Bank Of New York; also concerning certain
vagrants in New York.
To amend tho Metropolitan Excise law; Messrs Tar
bcx. Candee and Button dissenting.
The Metropolitan Railway bill.
Relative b. the Troy and Boston Railroad Company
E1emptins certain frenen in Kings county from tax
alton.
In relation to contracts of the Mayor and Commonaly
To incorporate the Metropolitan Bathing Association.
In relation TO the Croton Aqueduct Department
l
| To amend the charter Of the village Of Waterloo
| To lay out highway in West Farms
To authorize supplementary proceedings for the col
| The General Appropriation bill
To amend the Johnstown village charter
] In relation TO the Molt Haven ferry
10 provide for the drainage of certain lands in th
70 limit the hours of labor of conductors and driven
| To incorporate the village OF College Point
To authorize the village of Dunkirk to issue bonds
For the relief OF the Chdrcn's Aid Society In Ne"
York.
| To equalize assessments IN Lewis county
To amend the act relative TO tho OF the Clerk O
Kings county.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
Mr.. GENET moved that the House go into Com
mittec Of the Whole tho Broadway Railroad bill.
Lost--42 to a.
BILLS ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING
To incorporate the Montague theatre, Brooklyn.
To incorporate the New York and Long Island Bridge
ar. hrAn Fast
river.
To organize the State Board of Public Chambers.
Adruirned.
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BArrrxosy, March u, 1867
Isaac Roby aged seventy years. residing in Allegheny
county, Nd was bru,ay murdered in his own house on
Sunday last No was near the house at the time
except his son and another sons wife. The son has
been arrested suspicion OF having committed tho deed
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrRrss MoSRos. March 81 1857
sailed, steamship Charles w. Lord, from Galveston
for New York and Mariposa from New Orleans FOR
New York The latter returned, nesvy northeast gale
prevailing outside She has on board one hundred and
nly emigrants who embarked NJ Havana and who wcre
wrecked on the coast OF Cuba while rosas 10 settle
ment in Brazil
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ARREST or An ALLEGED FODcte.

BosroS, March 81, 1857.
Detective Baker yesterday arrested q young man
named Horace d. Whitney, Tor forgeries during the last
three months on the Ninth National Bank Of New York
city, 10 the amount OF over 81 600
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rnt Flooos IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE March n, 1857.
The dsstitutlon In the inundated districts on the
Greene river Is very great The people suffering for
the necesafes of life and many compelled TO leave
their houses Beck CITY IL entirely deserted, the In
habitants being compelled 10 fee 70 the hills shawnee
town submerged and the wharf boat Is crowded with
unfortunate r.frt-ees
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MASSACHUSETTS AND the WAR.

BosTos, March 81, 1857.
Paymaster General Marshall of this State In his final
report shows that since beginning Of the rebellion
Massachusetts, paid thirteen and one quarter mil
lions OF dollars In bountis b. soldiers aud sailors
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RETURN or GENERAL scxlss TO CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON March 81, 1857,
General Sickes arrived to-day and was receved with
Q salute OF thirteen guns
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THE STEAMER CoCurrTs.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March q, 1851.
me captain and crew Of the steamer Couuete have
arrived here She struck snag at Antana Landing, at
Two NJ on the z0sh The boat and cargo were total
ioes The passengers all escaped.
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TINE TENNESSEE FRANCHISE LAW.

NssavuJx, March q, 1897
The Supreme Court rendered decision sustaining the
Franchise law OF the last session Of the Legislature
The decision is contrary the expectations Of the
servativos. The radicals are much elated.
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EXPLOSION on THE ALABAMA RIVER.

NOZZLE March "a 1861.
A private despatch says q steamer plying betw cen
selna and Montgomery, blew up tonight rhs express
messenger was killed. No particulars
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srpDxs DfArH Towards ten O'Clock last night man
whom papers found upon his person designate ono
Bernard McCaIey fell dead while In the liquor saloon
at the OF broadway and Fortynnth street Tho
Coroner notified 20 bold an inquest the body,
house.
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The MISSOURI IEsI OATH.

ST. LOUIS, March II, 1861
The State Supreme Court has rescinded the order re-
curing lawyers to take the tos oath prescribed by the
cor
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Died,

Died.
McCARrY.-0n Thursday evening March 2i. after =
lingering Illness PArgcK McCARry In the Goth year or
his age.
His friends and those Of the family requested 10
attend the funeral from his late residence No 30 Cath
crime street. on Sunday afternoon. at one o'clock.
lFor Oher Deaihs sec Ninh Pa1el
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MtsC ELLANEOU.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE
"A without publicity exposure Good IN ssts
No Zee charged uut divorce Is obtained Generalization irs
GEORGE LINCOLN, Lawyer, " Nassau street
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES oBrAINED-TN NEW YORK
N and states where desertion, 40, crnt eau
without publicity fee IN advance. Copsnaiions free
". HOWES Attorney. ~ Nassau street
WORMS, BUNfoNs, BNLARoED JOINTS AND ayr.
~ Diseases Of the Feet cared By Dr. zACHARIE No ~
broadway. -
nIvoRCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM rHs
IL courts OF sevefal states without pnbllily Cruef.
drunkenness or deserton sunhcant Adyie frrs
y. l. KING. Counsellor At Law 9i2 proadva,
(yo TO THOMAS r. AGNBw's GREENWICH ksp
" murray streets, where viii ind Teas Colee. r.k
Yprk. one price house. - -'s'VA wv
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Condition OF tbe Wounded Men-Arrest ef
the Alleged RinxIeader Of the Riot.
Out Of the twenty or twenty-five policemen attached
TO the Thrtoeuth precinct station house who werc
wounded in the riot St. Patrck's Day some fifteen
are yet untitled 10 report for duty or these, officers
Leach, Gibbons, Barrett Euner and Gasln still suneg
good deal from the effects OF injuries received. There
are apprehenons cf serious results uniees relapse
should take place In the OF those more severely
wounded. Captain Helme will In o few days be all
right again. The hero Of the sword, " Marshal Wall.
arrested yesterday afternoon u his home In Brook
lyn third party Of those more prominently engaged
In the attack tho police has also been secured All
those arrested married men and said 10 he In
Portable pecuniary circumstances.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


raRrxAN-DEwlrr -on TuesiRr, October %, Al 81
gobn's churc, ~ Rev. Or. Weston sAsronp
York
GALLoUPE-srrrH. -on tuesday evening, October Is
by the Rev A. II. Partrigs, Anos GArLourE 10 Lols q
PxQers please copy.
do,ELL--H SaRIcx.-on Thursday, October q, bv the
Eey Al 81 Il. kellogg Aaasosg MosEiL 10 JENSla a.
hsaKlcg ali Of tn city.
PLArr-CHHn-Ia brooklyn, on THURSDAY, October
a, os the Rev T. T. tuyler ID. d, ELIAS = PLAT Of
smthoSn, L i, 10 cAAEiS InlD, OF Brooklyn. No
cards
RcTARpsos-S-ARKs. Wednesday, October %, by
ire Gst. Dr. Tte, pastor 81. Lake church. Joslpi W.
RIcasnnsS 70 ADgiSg, second daughter OF Sylvester
kpUss. Esq. al 0f thus cry
NooFnEs- WmELaN-ln New York nv the Rev. q.
Putneg JASON D. yooRulEs 10 Lllzis r. wHrLAS, al u
this CITY.
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NToTTcF.-AT A MEETING OF rHE INDEPENDENT
IN Democratic Association OF the Thr.cenh ward held
Enryis Hall 81 Ridge the nominations II the fol-
low ng candidates un,nirnousy erior >ed bon Al
tardozo, Supreme Court. Hon. Michael Connolly,
sheriff; william O. cennor, County clerk Judge Thomas
tcdwth and cisndips Mcneil superior Court; John X.
Curtis Marine Court; District Attorney. A. oaksy Has
smith bly, Jr.. Supervisor long term, and PAIR ok j.
kcAiee short term, covoners Owen kiernan aud John
v dey. For th~ sixth Assembly district, Mr., Frederick
zmm meeting win take place tbcir ha Il 81 Ridge
ret next WEDNESDAYS evening At clock rsify the
a1oye nominations JAMES PAGAN, President
Pae1Ick Eoiasrr. Esn. Sacrea ry
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Sheriff,
JOSHUA q. Able.

S'Nhuh -. hbptas
7 Ut THE PEOPLE RALLY
CRUSH THE RING MI SnIn FLEET THE PEOPLES
PrBrrc MEETINGS vii b. held At the times and places
'''NI DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
DEMOCRATIC t E%r T1s CANDIDATES
COUNTY OFFICES sEssTfoans AND AssEMBLYxEs-
the nSto oas ifamnany Rna xhcss enorsnaus
~" o a. e %% sse "s'T blew
O. the eng hc unsn s r.. inc
invited 70 attend these Meetings et Tie friends Of
Sa our eansaue % they
nave s'' A"' SUCCESS IS CERTAIN
Tho meetings va se held a. ,ollo ~ IN
r,h wrra~nrv Dock nan No asl Fourth street.
Goth ward Corner 81 Ninth avenue and 9Th street.
9Th, 18Th and i4ih wards-Juncticn o. East Broadway
Els, Ward Corner aad street ard Sd avenue.
,o w -, M.,. &c .osas 30 Y p =.
s ees a s.Ii's s .rs. between 81 and 9TH
"''"1 THURSDAY. OCTOBER ii, 7,,PM.
rsth wardN. Y. As embly Rooms. lst avenue and I'D
i Ward rsaY s sssi" Il fyrn's 're street.
% 81 a. 81 and st tho n'er'so
18th X .Tfs 'Pa n avenue
Each meeting WIN be addressed byA number Of the fol-
Hon. John II. Anthnr, Gen chas. a. Balpine,
Hon. Nelson J. Waterbury,, Hon. james N. Smith,
Jndg. Michael Connolly, Hon. Ssnyih Ely. Jr.
Hon. VIM. Walsh, Hon. idSard l. Hcarno,
Hon. Daniel N. o. Brien, Gen. Vim. - Hiuyor
Major Vim. a. Hart Hon. Jchn Hardy,
Vim. W. Mann. Esq, Dennis erdn, Esq.,
John ! Freedman. Esq, X. b. Roosevelt, Esq,
Patrick i. McAieer Esq, Hon. Luke v. cossns
~ Hatch, Esq. Thomas A. Glover Esq,
Philip j. Mct;uire, Esq, George ]. Campbell. Esq,
John NJ. Harrington Esq. Hen y Zeimer. Esq,
Peer wessmer, ESD. James GIBBONS. Esq.
BY o Democratic Union &c Committee.
JOHN II. ANTHON. Chairman.
TO- rrost - r COL, ,Lhof' s..,e,,r,.,
JANIS Fox,
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MASS MrgTiS SO ~ BEIALF VI Iir y 49,, ~
~ snd sunday law viii be he ~ copper ms luz, On
TUESDAY evening II hafpass oeioeS, anl -" =, ~
fressei ~ the Ton. noraca Greeley "
london; General r ~. r. ~ h' sno ~ = - -
frie,.s ~ quie, sabhfth ar Invited 10 attend
Ja,.tha, sfu,rs Noes ~ SrinneL Thee. w. Nnevf
SS.a-. q ,o..s e,o y Thomas VIM. Y. Dodge.
David HoRsley, Henry MARSHALL Jnhn 'wyn...
A y WeffBorr. A'eN r. Toss. stennrn brusns Il
~ p yev,n1ve. Jas NJ. Brown WIN. Moore
NJ q Raldwr Fred O. Foster, ". Dyer,
-, .-s'nWaish n Al Elliot. Joseph OGDEN,
Theo !, Fefle GEORGE ". carey. Norris X. Jessups
John " rren, John brooks. Henry Dav.
j. w. Halsiei. John Morris Henry Kelly,
n Nerm lv-, Samuel Holmes, Ricbsrd Warren,
John stew "A w Andrews John Pesrs-i,
cyrus cnrts- ssmue Coote, John T.. W iAms.
WIN n jenkins. James g. Johnston, Shepard Knapp,
Fichtet irwin, r. y. n. LYMAN n Thompson
u. ailps James, MortimerI. Fowler w Y. Dodge. Jr.
l.. r. Woodruff. ;. A. Kenyon, Dudley y. Fuller,
J. n. Cornell. ani others.
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As .DJorRSRD MEETING Or THE YOUNG MEMS
~ Democratic Club Of the Nineteenth ward viii be held
ct coneora e 2l6 Fast Forty first street between sec
ond and bird svennes. evening oct ~ at ~
O'Clock Puncuai attendance In requested order 81 the
President JOHN CONWAY.
CRoSny S~c~etarv
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BILLIARDS.. 60.
DrrIrARp TABtHs-rTrsT CLASS ROSEWOOD
I'D four pocket of Shsrps nskel 10 let for
cheap, al Mrs. ELLA WsHRkAAfs, lsi Grand street
ncc0nd floor.
L,OR sAIg-LOr or FIRST CLASS SECOND HAND
Bill ard Tabie. different srcs caron. four and slr
p,cks. with everything oempets. apply 70 y. WALKER
ls2 Mercer street.
WILLIAM GOLDrHwAiT has orsNED t1s sPLEN.
" DID bNiiard Room ~ lss lmltcs street. With W, IA.
G,sD.Ap nev improved tables aiYs nam o. ~
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jesus car make q dying bed
SOFT As 10 sny pillows srs


And bret nv life 3ut Gseesly there
|, avenue BrsokiyA WILLIAM SsrrH, formerly OF New
y. Brunswick, ia the S3d year his age
frcnes and relatives invited 70 attend the frperai
a. ~ Ah1thews Cgrch corner VI De kaib and Ihroop
sSsnnss, Oils thondf) afternoon, at two o'clock
auforsia Iapers psaso copy.
trRrsr --Oa tridag afternoon, october rs, II four
go.ccs WntiAx srss,r, aged 81 years
Tse trenes and Actua ytsncos 81 the family are re-
spwtiulg Invited 70 ahend the funeral from his lafs
fesidCncs, No. Ill Hlga street Brooklya this Mon
sss) aternooa al tho O'clock.
NAssgsYkEA--On sstgrday morning, October 20,
sfsrs short hness McpARD y. YAsDxRvyKR in the
B5th year Of bis
TIE reNures and irienis Of the family are rsspect
fuNy lnNfed 70 sttendtbe fgnera which will take co
from ia iAs resaeuca 20 Orange street. brooklyn, this
fkonfsyl S'tefnoon 81 three o'clock
Fls C1rrs--At hasps b, Lone Island On saturdsv
Gccbcr 20 JIA, youngest daughter or Joun aud Jala
vsn Colt
Funeral rsrvsres ~ 81 srwiours Church w..pe.h IN
Tuesday aternfton, ai hAtpGs, two O'Clock. REFS.
fIves and frssNds inviea TO attend without fur
lber netica Carriages will be In waiting Grand and
Hsustes street ssraes untii h,f past O'Clock.
wucH.-on snndsy, October u, PArKcx WncH aged
Gs years and rndnthk
The friends OF the 1Nniiy ana boss OF his brother
ma ward WEIGH are REQUESTED to attend the fAnera from
n late residence No 30 president street, Brooklyn
Tuesday m1rping at nice O'clock Hs Nmains
wfif Do takea 40 ST. TtepNsns Church, and teepes
a. slvary Cere'crv for intcrnSpL
y WTclxr.--SuddeDiy on Fl1dAS, OCTOBER 70, FfsRF,
a Nest Of Stephen r. ard Gfacs Wygant
~ relatives and friend Of tins ta1iy hs lpVis1 70
nftentt the funeral this lMgndayy Mtrfnoon A. three
rsock from No AZ Clinton place. 1he famaDs wiz 20
Iskep 70 .Nswbursb for intsrmsns
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At A MEETING or THE CLARA Tub HELD on
saturday evening last BIT Third avenue the foliow
ing candidates unanimously en- inrsei-For pistrict
attorney. Nelson ) Waterbury,: sur ervisor tu term,
Smith Fly Lr judge Of arine Court Edmund Il. ieuue
Senator. Seventh strict Ioha J. Bradley and for AS
selnbly, Eighteenth District Michael Fay
STEPHEN GEOGHEGAS President
BwNlAN RhxrR senretary
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DEwARE oF FRAUDS.
ID The officers 81 the Democratic Union Gener, Com
u,itiec are ccmreej exnose fraud practsed ~ TIE
lannon's R'ng. nlscarflnc their county c'ndcaes
thr0uz bout The clty moon bill healed
"REGfLsP nNNcr iTic UNION NOMINATIONS"
are mob survived thlt 10 their Desperation they have
ayniJ the odim they hive attached 70 ne name
oF ramrAnv n tce 10 their ouro ent wrrr lsii-
hcsn sens az sharne should restrained them from
Attemp, escape from the overthrow which awai
hen hy .tealnc M OF organization tthnshed
expressly their corruption md break fo.n Their
selfish ahi Those who desire =" all IN the
good ~ that the following ar. he true
ntMDcR AriC UN DN Candidates.
Sheriff MtCffNr rDSNNiLY
ni,trict sttorpsv ri.soS " WATERBURY.
Countv Cl,ri--wILLlAN WALSH.
Snre-vlsvis SMITH Ely, in.
vacanrr& pATiGK T. Noti.EAP.
surre-n. Court AZ. BERT CARDOZo.
sulGecr court-joiiN J. FRIEDMAN. THOMAS A.
IEN'Vifu.
Common rieas-JoBH 2. BRtny.
vactncv- GEORGE g. RARR TT.
Marine 0purt-EnNIND r. HEsRNB.
Ccrnners-iosEPH MURPHY, JOSEPH HILTON, Jo
SEfH w. LAMB
ctni-rrar Democratic Union General Comrittee
TroSts = GiLRoY
- CoOP. Secretaries.
Fox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28

no rtY--rS i BROWN sroNE house, WITH ALI
rovsmens Parfrr "rnnd FLOOR, Win use
o. kitchen. lis Eas. Fsf;y-antA s'rs.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28

no IrT-ApARrNENrs oNFg PRIVATE STABLE
No olT last rhirtyfeurh strref rooms, water,
gas H. also / rear table lat eight stalls. Apply
al 10 I55 East thirty fou tn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28

RIO r.Fr-fllE LARGE FRAME DWELLING IS EAST
/ i2s street. between Fol1h AMI III avrnues, fur-
nihei unfursite.. unti the isi Of May. longer n
aesirel. Inquire 90 tho premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28

DIST WARD FERNANDO WOOD CLUB -HEA DouAR.
tors as East twenty street near Third
nusAt inc regular meeting q his club q he held Mon
dav evrulpx Oct 1881, above following gentle
rs, Va Srcmlssd 10 address the eiubIIor fsrnsndo
wood Hon NJ. Connolly. Hon. william q. Conner, Hon.
smith Ely Jr.. Isaac koscnburgh, Esq. Nathan kesbit
ESQ, J. h Beers. ksa, ~ ora-r -
NIX Yrvrss Secretary pro tenn -'''''0A~