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Manufac curing vot.rsagain Yesterday How
the Glcrka Turn an IInnest Penny.

The naturalization mill resumed work yester.
day, md from the opening TO the close Of the super
Tor Court and the Court OF Common Pleas the hall.
ways and court rooms were literally packed. A
large number Of German voters were naturalized.
The naturalization clerks Of the two courts have
ianciul printed certificates OF CHI zenship and have
redped quite harvest In selling them 20 the newly
made ciuzens. The prices asked vary from 81 to
20, and the profit IL from 80 to 100 per cent. Most
OF The newly naturaLed have invested In these
ianey eeruncates, desiring something more elabor.
ate than those TO which they are entitled by the pre-
senaiion oil their Tlmnany ,icae'.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
HAS NOTHING TO Do WITH


POLITICAL PARTIES OR RELIGIOUS sECTs
BEING A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE, NO WORD
OR LINR is EVER ADMITTED IN ITS COLUMNS
WHICH COULD IN THE LEAST OFFEND THE RE.
LIGIoUs OR POLITICAL BELIEF OF ANY ONE.
POLITICS AND RELIGION ARE SUBJECTS WHICH
SATURDAY NIGHT NEVER ALLUDEs TO, EVEN
IN TnE SLIGHTEST MANNER.
SATURDAY NIGHT ha large eight page paper, ele.
gsntly printed and contains forty columns Of the
choicest Icading matter. splendidly illustrated.
In SATURDAY NIGHT sI grand s,!l4l stories are
always running and the Sketches, Poetry and nscel.
aneous Articles are Ihs best that money eau procure
OF the ou celebrated American authors write.
you wish paper that every OF your family will
like from tbs youngest child to the Oldest member be
sure and buy SATURDAY NIGHT. You viii md 4,
the best Family Paper that It has ever been your for,
tune 10 read.
The price OF SATURDAY NIGHT lie siI Certs per
copy except 10 places far distant from the once Of
publication. when q small adj nee on this price Is
charged to deffAy the expenses OF extra freight
DAVIS ELvRRsoN.
PRoPRIEToRs OF SATURDAY NIoAT.
PHILADELPHIA Pa
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MONDAY, Oct H-tLOUR AND MEAL-The mar.
kot Wa iaily active and frmer on the good gfales,
with 40 ne urs ri shipping eIIa- taken Al o 5a o. 50
The .,e. we've about 500 bs AZ $3.50 10 for super
nnv Mesetn AMI state tj5sIt.2j Tor shipping extras;
aud Ib5JsEs Tor med nm 10 choice bakcr anu i,nlly
brands southern mum ~ moderate mand tor the
a. de o. tblOet6Cl fpr chipping ezra, an % sty
lOg nDeT gIAIes Rye nOJ duh ~ tlGss A55A CoIp
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The cotton market was the scene Of great excite.
meLt throughout the day, because OF the anxiety Of
specuators TO cover their short contracts expiring
in OciOoer. The advance OF cotton IN Liverpool
induced by favorable prospects Of peace, viewed
from the ENGLISH stsndpoiIt, also stimulated the
mari et, as well a. causing sharp advance at the
Southern ports As compared with Saturdays quo.
tauOns, low mddlings advanced II cents D D.
md middngs ~ majority OF he cotton CON.
mltsiOn houses withdrew their samples from the
market and the Transactions effected were cAehJ
UL paper
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TAMhANY NALL AID UNION SQUARE
III RSDAl FNENING, Ot1 p.
NOTICE 10 DEMOCRATIC tLU lis, ASSOCIATIONS
BIC, ETC.
Every nemocrauc Organization intending 10 parade
on lhursday evening" requested to ApHly to tie Ia
crrs OF tho Democrats NErl Committee IN ia W. ~
u II desirable TO nu" each Wa Il grand al, Ell
l,ctye Ward Process IN, under the guidance OF The
Nard COMMIT Tee. The TO lowng'na rersons repie.
sent each Ward Oh toe Genera Com 4Ittce Of Arrange
mems:
First wafd-N cholas Muller.
Second MATd-Jnhn Icut.
Third Warl-Andrcw j PuteL
Fourth NsTd-IhOmnS conan.
Ffth Mard-Tcrrnct DunN.
sixth WArd-Walpr Roche
seventh ward Edward STANDBY.
Eighth Mard-JOhn COX.
Ninth WArd-(ierrs 90 ". Morton.
Tenth Waid-Iohn scots
Eleventh WArd-Hrury Woltman.
Twe.fh " ard I'd b. ard Jones.
TiTtcenth Wart- Michael H.ly
IourtceI tn Nard-,Iohn Hays.
Fiflceuth Ward-JOhn HSm9snn,
Ntccuth Ward james BaTKer.
Seventeenth Naru--InOm !. j. Dreamer,
Eighteenth Wart-J,mes Irving,
Nineteenth Ward-FranCs McCAbe
Twentieth Ward-.Iohu Brca
Iwcut,. FIRST Nard-Danicl 4. Dostwick.
Twenty second hari-CiaOrgc ". l1uukctt
All tluu- and hGsOcisilOns must Apply their re.
spcctve wards 10 the pCrs sons above na ned
All the professions Will enter 10th St from Cd
hArsnals are Qucsted to make arrangements &C.
cOrdn.ly, alu report taHIT lnc o; march At
Dol GLAS TAl LpR, Chairman.
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fRRIED,

ATwOOD-JOSELNN Mn Lyme, y. H., on wedues.
day, oct ~, Uy the Rev James llAuEtton, Mi. John
y. 4 wood OF Boston To Mis-, Hat re c, only daughter
OF Tue ls,e Henry +. JOseyu Of salem. Mars.
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Suliiital.

d
DAILY, DEMOCRA RALLYi
Come a, The wind. eoms when forests are rGnded q,
come G Esy IDS S1sP aSf Gre stranded
,uNrERRlrIGGiD' DEMOCRACY,
MASS MEETINGS
7,vJ T Ggf i F r. E EiSH SS,ns
rA fiit6A hA kk3StASiSo on OF el $50 AA
The D% S1Sb IS S1 S'S sE e 1'' RAH Il
TAMNlASY HALL ttSloS SQUARE, AND
liTB IT,,
Sd Av TO uNiIVyI21DsrrY PLACE,
THURSDAY ( RyYf y gfia y ocr. y, 1870
to respond 10 the homiuatlous o.
AND THE STATE TICKET,
COUNTY, coSGtEs;I6ISr$iiL,iA AND ASSEMBLY
TO celebrate victories aud rejoice the
certainty OF our coming success.
The Grand WARD ror9n:ht rrose-.iou. witt pss,
100 :, i9 iS az s,.s 70 80 . y So sToSoa
be F''l''' GG e." ck ;coi@@aaPiB nj MceLrLLAS
-eeomps9ied ~ .
gentlemen.
A. the large han a:'nsu'sd speakers will 'ddros.
tue i IRss'i Ros seeiIc's siYmouR,
ii oa h HIS 9 fhH hs :. eq naId'
HoR 3sf sIq RASbfLi aiS SsTsy
Hon. JOHN /. McYEfi.L Of lenhsyi ania.
S Hon fG Rshsf b N5oS g. S Se so York.
Hon. SAMykI; s; cox, Of New Yor.,
lion. gAhiEs = TiLHYkii; Of Ney YoEk.
o1 bfS o 2fsSsSStA s OF Ses for.
hon. ALDhkI GAepotu otkss h2rs
and hos, OF other emiacpt orators fom our State
VII speak In the two halls. aud at the main stand in
STANDS speaker. also for music and nrevorss
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meal dull At t4SoaN Buckwhe.t sour selling at $50
Gt37b y 100 rs -. t. -
PRoyIsicss-Pork DUH land unchanged Ne' IN Ioe
lots Of 800 bbs. At t6 for mee. Beef in light
and steady sales u bnis at toatls for plain and
mess. fierce beer dull Beef hams In talr demand {;
SAFES bbls at 81 Cut meats dull and rates irregp arr
salee Of email lots cked hams NJ 1Sd2Oc Bacon dull
at lO@,oAc Lard dun and heavy sales $50 pkgs. at
50 es bxs long clear ~ tk@4he Dressed hOge lower
ii@liSc. for city. and l61@l6k for western steam
Butter Gull at ase9c. for western. and 2,cJ42o for
state. Cheese. l0Jl5Ac.
GRoctRIRs-, o6ee quiet and unchanged sales here
nt COZ bars Lagnayfa aud 40 bags Rio m Baltimore
$500 taEs Rio RICE dun sales - tee Carolina at 80
shc: Mola.see IN gh, demand sales rs hhds choice
Porto Rico az 5t9c Raw sugars quiet but very strong
under deals Of ne desruc ion ny the late hurrac anes
10 cuba sales COO hhds. nj lOc for CUBA an a1c for
Porto laco: Refined dull at 1875 dl3Ac for hirds.
AlN-Whcat ltp2c better, with good export and
milling ucmand sales llOv0 bush. NJ i@b for prime
old 70 spin fl.Bhati;S Tor new No ! spring
ana tiFNs 70 for amber winter In store Iyequiet;
western NNt9c Barley more active sal % 000 bus H.
Az Ic@t,l. iot canada act and tl.iO for chicago
Oau nin but quiet al At5ic for Western, anil 56g57c
ior ONO Corn &c lower, Leading to more business
talee 5r,oW bush AT SseS2tc., closing at s0CIsic.
tUkDRlKs-Cotton cent higher middiing uplands,
liAcwilh sales for future delivery mostly at 16L %
lbkc for low mddling Novem er and Decem Spirits
tutpentine quiet at ASQt6 Roein t2tt2W for strained
Nth more doing Petroleum again lower renncd 231c
Whisky lower closing Of 9l092c. tax paid. Tallow
lower, At s+Gec. Preghls nrmer 10 Liverpool, by
steam, 9SGi0d. for wheat ana h.Gpi6d. Tor cotton,
AND by call, eSd.Gd. for wheat
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teenth Ward. Yesterday he waved an examination
and was admitted TO bail in 1900 Subsequently q
gentleman named Mcconnell made an anidavit that
quinn was an eNCofVict having served a term OF
Two years and six months In the State Prison. an
therefore dslranchsed entirely. new warrant
was thcreupon issued, and Quinn was reartested
tya Deputy Marshal, and taken to Ludlow street
jal
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BLAcKHAS In this city, on Monday, Oct II. 1870,
by Judge Albert CArdogO, of the supreme Court Wan
n. BlAchman from Harriet NJ. Blsckmtn.
.fElfFER.-In this CITY, on Friiay. Oct. :, $50. by
judge George q. barnard OF the Supreme Court, JO.
hanna NJ. U Plelner from Charles h. Pieircf.
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Hluacal knsirum,ms.
Sotiitl Hont,s.

NOTICE OTAILORS.-h snecisl meeting Of
~ me ien.ihl Body Of the JOurneymen TalOIr' Pro
tectlNe and Benevolent Union viii be held on sunday
next a. T. al lOstantOu II to adopt mCa, tor
the general organization Of the trade In this city II IL
neue,taIy mat AL talioTs not Organized who wish to
T.tain their nrce for their LABOR be present There
cloud IN the horizon that the bright rays of Union
anus drpcrso. We have sentinel =. the door aud :
card u not required Tor admission,
by u. Ger vi the Central Rpdy
Wn. c. TUCKEB, Secretary.
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THk RAILROAD GAZETTE Chicago "A most
ausbe thing y the engineer and Ill railway men the
capnenst t,sVeher, mechanic, and general reader
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MARINE ISTELLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALHASAC-THI- pAr.
rises e = sets....b 9t Moon setS.,., 10
niou wATRB-THis DAY.
Sandy HOOK. II Gov leland. 70 Hell Gate..,lO p
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Sabinas EanKA

MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK
sUk BUILDING. opposite CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
INTEREST CoMMENCEs EVERY MONTH
SIX PR CENT. PR ASsUI rERR OF GOVERNMENT TAX
ONE DOLLAR WILL BEGIN An ACCOUNT
limited number Of SPECIAL ACCOUNTS will be
opened, and interest allowed on the daily balances
Checks paid at sgat, aud without the pass book, ths
department only,
opo' daily 10 to ana Monday aud saturday even
ings 1. vln ~ to o.. o'clock
CHAs. X. GRAHAM. President
q. H. BENEDICT. Secretary.
NEW YORK. SAVINGS BANh, sti ay. cor.
~ ner OF lltnst.sN Per cent Interest paid on all
sums from t5 to $50. Drposils made Oh before
nov. will draw interest nom Nov Assets, - us,
S(6S surplus, tl54,fll 6'.
nNE PER CENT. extra interest on money lie.
~ posted on or before SOW l. at Dine Savings Rank
Nos Shnd BroalNay, near The ferries, \ LIAM burgh.
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Steamship Regulator, Wilmington, V. G., mdse.
Steamship WeyDossett. Char eston cotton.
u. Z Curacao. curacao, rustic, SKINS, &c.
BIG Nancy, south AmbJy.
AtC. the usua. river aud coastwlse yess1is.
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publitaiions,

THE IRISH EMIaRANTsl
THE IRISH EMIGRANTsI
THE IRISH EMIGRANTs!
TEDDY AND MARY McCRossIN.
TEDDY AND MARY MoCRossIN.
TEDDY AND MARY MccRossIN
TEDDY AND MARY MccRossN.
FROM DUNFANAGnY TO AMERICAi
FROM DUNFANAGnY TO AMERlCAi
FROM DUNFANAGHY TO AMERIcAi
A STORY THAT EVERY son AND DAUGHTER OF
GOOD OLD IRELAND SHOULD REApi
A STORY THAT EVERY SON AND DAUGHTER OF
GOOD OLD IRELAND SHOULD RBADi
IN SATURDAY NIGHT OF THIS WEEK.
IN SATURDAY NIGHT OF THIS WEEK.
IN SATURDAY MIGHT OF THIS WEEK.
READY TO DAYi READY TODAY
In 1853 Irsh emgrants were almost at the mercy
Of the thieves, pckpockes and emigrant who
authorities attempted suppress these evils through
the aid OF the Commissioners Of Emigration they we're
unable wholly to do SO. animany cnigrans, instead OF
beng protected in their rights were robbed. beaten,
and in cases. the young women abducted aud
carried away to the vile dcns In Greenwich street.
The hero and heroine Of this intensely nicrc.trg and
affecting story.
1HE IRISH EMIGRASTs.
TEDDY and his sister MARY. arc true ,,u,s OF tile
warmhearted sons and daughters Of EIia who toiling
in this land-truy the land OF the stranger-for the
- WV Wv ''"'
try, cheered and eonsocd throughout AL the trials
aud troubles which they here experience oy the tender
,ooo,,.,,,o,s y, ,So., ,o,.. ,,.. ..,
left the old cabin by the hillside and the bright eyed
s,s,.,s =, ,,o,,.,. ,so -.
.r,,,o,. ,r,,o, ,o,.,.u .,.,,, ..,.- =.
mi. morn o,voroa,,,,
MID the snow Of The Sortb meath the p.lm. Of m.
SCUM
To the green isle OF their home to the land of their
WIN
" ''v .a'.n .'a' anu On ,ie n'i'ue'
bloom,
plaved- N'N ''e'
or the willow that wcep' DER young brothers
As' she thinks OF a iar-a~ay father or mother
sorrow
' ~ " ~
" " 0'' 80 '''' WV '''' VI '"' 81" INV
"-''' " ~
TIN IRISH EMIGhANIs
is by no means Isolated one. Thousands upon thou.
sands of our readers confident will corobo.
ate this from their own experience. and will sympa
Ihze and be able to fully into the generous and
noble motives which actuated TEDDY and Mary in their
$500.
| .,,. ,.. ,.uo ..,, .. $500
,,,.,.s, - ,,,. ,,,., u,,., =. 49,. =.
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Amustmtnts.

rof Mji GE2 fk i E9GSiiSa
pvppv v ME- I'VE Win "d IA uArtvrps
The fsvofiie clown Of the PERIOD.
leo a9r mas e s. M az, ins sb nn
ias influence Of chalk and & once
iaa aud nd une9s.c Gus, fascaliiy; In
always g settins W intS trouble, ncvefso
harPyss when Pan aioon' IN as
s6sa fS Ss . ftef % sHs s,'fs
,S.e can % ..s.!sa YOUR WEEKS 40 AVE:
WhOPTS'of and Mansgsr Ne hEsrEh WALLACE
ofxr. A6 berry si new N eSmedy. entitled
which must be of numerous
and OF the prodOc'ioSS SS!yrrr,Es
The piece ia produced with
and dw MUSIC sPP 6bMSEkKKffthf S q, APPOINTMENTS
r in active prspsraon and q vii S4" he prd1ac.a with
Shw w sGsfEs aPa S%iTrT e..
THE RIVALS
BOX BOOK orEN tEoM 4. NJ. 70 = N;
GIbifR ~ w, SsIIssrs
S yi FyF Ely, t .ssSI! g, ONE WEEK
oSLf Win .G6iyfi,Ik's EUIGgE%S SG.yELTiifss.
RSArAi Fs s ss &c oN cS sA% MILF S
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Ak ASe an. =, st sh
new f fH5sf'; f3i!se o. THE CARIBBEAN SEAL
IN wo rnd mr. josh hart VIII make us ns' appearance
A GRAND NATIONAI, ExIIIRITION
,Hn rnIagyEESg z E iSs1;II4N OrrnE
Omen Sny from SSISsK T. the 'y.
tween aS s. e. AS 81 iSSExloys IylEygloys
AN uNEQUA,LEP1, pIsILAy OF ,rnnoroGRArHs.
r,. ,vd iniiIEMENiis ~ - llus si ,,,,, Il,
~O ~, WI nc ran "thou' IN
PRODUCTS OF iii! woI'ksIlFpfFhM AND srrp,o
- - GREAT DISPLAY OF
RARE PLANTS, CHOICE FRUITS, AND fLOWElS,
EENLMED LACh WEiplNESpNNYr ,,,,,,,
THICK, made on the premises BY NJ. j. BuJac's ma
,,,..,,, ,.,.;--7---,
ov wr GliAfp rhoMMES ;A6EF nGoXctRit .,xss
,,rprxp . e0I.s ovo.x
HONS ~ Esff"NtTT' AN'
lcpY rBES's CEiEBl!ATED ORCHESTRA.
for sale al The door " s's - ..' "
r,,v :. Hy rn>.. ,, ~ Snr -,
II 20 and = BR0fDNH orntsitc M It.
f' time E9 os 62 e s G22'i fo f}' opera
Edwin Rd E a, !A iISrn LhoE IS uidy gI nn
sam trtce "a k.dr. "' IDay, WIN - uet,uald
LA ROSE ne SAINT FLOUR.
FASHIONABLE Kthfi'FFro" 'oN'h"' rEA PARTY
V,ONY PASTOR. OPERA hot ~, nowciy.
l. ADMISSION IS cts REsEliV Ed SEALS 81 cts.
rooe's new 10 al music al burlctgu, -.
Sew soess topulsr music. new scene. dresses and
TONY PAaroR II Z WV COMIC SONGS.
pn[ MRlfs SRG INV i ISySSSn ny iIP ITpf
MArlNEEs WEDNESDAY, a. AND SATURDAY Ar2h'
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SECOND DAY.
Purse so; 2-Did not MI.

No 3-Purse Of ti,UO
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. i-G
same day $500 for horses that nrNrr ur , 2:9l
SOY to The hrst th0 u the second, 800 10 the tuId
NJ l.ndeu, Sow York, blk. g. Prince
W. sand ~, New YORK b. G. Western New York
u {. ERs, Sew YORK, oh. N. New Berlin GTl.
=. murphy Fleetwood Park. b. Z. Dayid bonner
II " l'r, Acw YORK. W r. NctOc.
A Patterson, flushing Gu Dreadnau.ht.
{. III, Albany. : .. " H. Taylor,
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EHE PEOPLE AGAINST THE RING
i GRAND MASS MEETING
OF the Regular Democracy and all those IN favor an
honest cry GOyernment Will be held AZ
APOLLO HALL, corner OF 18Th n, and Broadway,
On UESDAJ EVENING, October u, 1870, al O'Clock,
TO rhtiy tho nomination of
THOMAS A, IEDWlrH and the REFORM TICKET,
the following speakers will address the meeting
Hon. lhos, A, Ledwith, Hon. Henry l.. lHton,
Judge George &, Barrett, Gen VIM. ), hllyer,
and Others.
JOSEPH BLUMFNYHAL,
Cna rmhu Of General Committee.
ROSWELL y HATCH. WA, II, ROuNKY, SecretarIra.
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THIRD DAY.
No Purse OF $50.
THURSDAY, OCT g. $50
For horses that never beat 80, $50 TO the nrst ain
20 the second So 10 tu' thlri.
whppe INrrtown, Oh. m. Angcline.
a. T. NOT fod-nkeepsic Or. .. Independent. ~
HAmhletonlAn dam by American star.
O. Truesdale New Jersey g.g Lottery
j, Rogerh, Fleetwood, br. Vi. roWnM Mare.
Murphy tieeIwood, Or. g; James Il Coleman.
Pierce Hayden WcttFiushlng b. 2, NJ. 4. DIenpaA
D. !. Hall mi adcphia, b.. Lincon.
". T. Ne"Gs, lonkcts, blk. T. Light Bells
H. L, Fleet, SO, St Elmo.
SANE DAY.
NO, 5-fURSE OF $1,000.
For horses that never beat 23g 500 10 the nrst t2D
To- The tCco ii 800 10 the th'rd.
W. u bnrst, New YORK, s. M Josephine
T. J. Teach, g. JaSk, 49,.
loyctt, New York. ur .. Young liruno,
" Barrett New ORR, cu z George smith.
y, rnlrr Long Isla i %, M. tuo nauel.
J. Roger, Fleetwood bt ~. roNuA Mare
q, NERAL EENAEKS.
All the AhOY" races. iulg uHAt t1rr I'm I'VE, In bar.
ness and VIII be conducted under the rules OF the Ma
UonHl AssOylt'un
Gates ~ en- NJ O'Clock 4 NJ
single AimsI1n, q No extra charge for Grand
Tan. by NV YorE and Harlem Railroad leave 2sth
y, aud en- Az. at g:3J ami 1850 A NJ and 230P Il
Returning leave AorusAnia an1 hegose at sos, ,:S1
lie PAX is within so fee, OF Morrsania and Melrou
dcpOt.
iaocs to commence promptly At O'Clock.
by order Of hENlN DAlEE, President
IJRO~PECT PARk FAIR GROUNDS.
Il Iu,se anu stakes, $500
on Friday Oct y. At2 U'cocs T. 81
iienJ, pSnlels Nance b. m Amrrre1 GlrL
WIN. II, Horst names D. g. Geo wilkes
Best three 10 i've IN wagon. God day ana track,
X. O. REED. Sc NJ. RALbfLElsth II. PEST.
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Mntc,i Tor 81 09O best N s, TO harness.
J. NCDudy names bay hli frIky ia &, 9 years ola
old.
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GRAND DENOMINATION.

y
MASS MEETING AND ToRcnLIGHT PRoCEs.
sIOsS,
TAMMANY HALL AND UNION SQUARE,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. q. ls1O.
NOTICE.-O Only speakers. officers. disting ished
guests. members Of the nress. and members Of the
committee Will lie admitted to the Committee room
OF TammaDJ Hal on the night Of the meeting.
The necessity OF this notice must be apparent to
every one, as the Committee rooms are not large.
The platform the mAiu hall Is constructed u no
hy persons Including the speakers and reporters and
large number Of eminent gentlemen from other cities
ana states VIII be present on the occasion.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
I'HE PATRICK BYRNE Democratic Associa.
ton Of the 9Th ana II h Wards held largt ami Gu.
thus astic meeting thar Branch Ne ting Rooms, 3
worth st., SatnrlaT eyOHins, oct o. 10 Tatiy the
nominations OF 1ammany Han for Mayor, sheriff and
County Clerk. Mi fatrck ByTne presided aud op ened
tie meeting IN an eloquent and Convincing address In
which he spoke most enthusiastically In favor the
democratic nominations, speeches and resou tions
followed, by which 81 L. Brennan, Tor sheriff A. Oakey
HaIt, for MAYOR; c. f. L0cw, for County Clerk aud
the reelection of GOV. Hoffman wa unanimously en-,
dursed with three hearty cheers The meeting then al.
lourned. Ohcers OF the AEsOclatiun3
PATRICK BYRAE, Pest.
THOMAS MckANNA, Vice Prest
JONI {. WHARrY, sec.
IOuS BIRNE, Rec sec.
THOMAS HARRINO1oS, Sergeant Arms.
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Gllt Gurt.
OcToDEE MEETING oI g.
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION
PLEHlUMS, 500.

FIRST DAY.
Nu ii ursc Of 100
TtI-FAl. OCTOBER .. $50.
For Hll lone. HAT have never truttcd better thl
to the tllrd
n liodcn, New York, Amanda Park, formerly JullesG
u. j. Beach. = 9. Jack
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hamnetoniHn, dam rs American star
; y ucsaell, Sew ORR, 1. =. Lottery.
j Roger, tUtWoOd, Or N PuwnAl Mare.
y Murphy, Fleetwood, Dr. 2. james II. Coleman.
j. loY,tt f,rets uOd, Cl : Toronto Chief Jr.
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y. Mace. New 20 K, br. Z. Hank
4. l. Hal, Ph sdrlphia b. :. Lincoln.
W. T.. NcCks, pHkcrs, DIX. K. Eight Bells
II. l.. Fleet, g.g. 81. Elmo.
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GRAND DEMONSTRATION

Chairman Comuiittce OF All
WIN. NJ TWEED.
Chairman Genera, Committee
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A COMMITTEE on Naturalization having been
N appointed BY tie list AsremUy Ditrct Onion Re.
publican Association, VII ee1 oLiy A. re West broad.
way from 10 A NJ. to6P. N.
u, order. HENRY SNIIh. President AMOS srooKRY.
Chairman, and JonN Nv. HEAPE. 81 cretary, Commit.
tee on Naturalization
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nEMOCRATIc HEADQUARTERS,

Great demonstration, TAmmany Hall. Oct. q.
Lillleu0ahls excelsior fireworks, torches, lanterns
II iuan aud Bach nags Immense demand. Cal
early. The magnificent asplay at Union square same
evening 10 furnished by ia. CAL early.
DErWlLLER, STREET Co, Dey st.
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nEMOCRATIC Unon GeneGsl Committee An
~ adjourned mesdnl VI tnls Lomnit,er II be held
AT Masonic Hall, lHh ST., THIS rNgLlrI al 3 O'Clock
u. ROOSEVELT. hartman pro TEN.
PHILP hCGUIEE -
pAIKICk q. DUFFY os~'
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10TH WARD WIN. NJ Tweed Association wll
Il ~ hold 4 grand ratification meeting and banner
raising Thursday evening oct - 1870, at ~ O'clock
At Terrace Garden 81 aybttwecn sn and SOFA ste The
following cmlnent speakers VIII address the meeting:
Hon, A, U. Han, Hon. Fernando GOD Hon. Richard
O'GOrman, Hon. Albert CordOZU, lion. Geo. NJ Gurus
Hon VIM. RoDerts, Hon, j, ID, heymert Hon. H. L.
LaTIem0Te. IhOs. z. Flelds. aud aoN efA others.
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w X. ROBERTS Banner I,aisng.-1 he various
w WIN. X, Roberts CIuus " III hFsvnD this eyuhing
at O'CLOCK al Charley Lud'nadua ~ tAst liTOad.
waJ, % rally his nominstlon aud ra.se new ban.
neI Col Roberts wiz De pIesont, aLd eVlueat sprsk.
vii address the assembly.
DRANsPAKENCIES 9Aapers, l4gel,, Chas- Sc
Il lanIsrll- A. h. u. IUEhlDa. Fainter. ~ CaAIa -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prostitution Played Out.

Vinlent purgati7es. emetics, sslivarlt., Bills
teIitg and bleeding have had their Jay.
Inc sick can IT, longer be erSuaded tn st the
best way TO cure them is to destroy the it'll :,
Strength that disease has left them.
Dyspeptics instead Of dosing themselves with
epson salts aloes, coly cinth, jalsp. and other
powerful ctthartics. tone their digestive organs
ana regulate their bowels with Hostetter' j
Stomach Bitter:.
Persons of bilious habit, instead Of throwing
th4 whole glanduli system into q state of NOR
hid Irritation With marcurial poison, seek re-
lief, end find it, in the operation OF that who Ia
some vegetable Alternative upon the disordered
liver.
Nervous sufferers tremulous, weak and do
spondent, recruit their shattered energies with
course Of the great invigorant, and bless the
day when the sdultersted liquors of commerce
were superseded by medicated stimu]sut
perfectly efficient and entirely armless.
Trayelors BY land and sea rel ice in the pos.
session Of an agreeable corrective, which pro-
tccts them from the evil effects of malaria, from
sea sickness, and from the disturbing il iluences
.! changes Of temperature, and char &c OF water
Tho wos aud debilitated feel their strength
return, and their spirits revive under its bruc-
ing, sppetizing gently exhilsrating action.
1t Is the only stimulant which cautious ply
dies in delicate health, or TO the aged and de-
crepid.
There is not city, town or settlement on the
American continent where it is not recognized
as Il household remedy, and safeguard against
opidemics; and, in short wherever there is in
tell g3nce, prudence and common sense, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is n0unced stand
pharmacy, there is no substitute or equivalent
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